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DAY IN NEW CANAAN
. ~ CANAAN .--Monday. July 5
be a. ‘bit day in this towel. It
be the occasion ot the observ-
er the 115th anniversary O! the
Aim-”in ‘Mldlm Pack-sou.
“no! the cornerstone of the new high
school building as well as me oh.
servance 0: Independence Day.
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In the county or Gflmorgan. let
tacos Wales ass “lists, are .00
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ems.” first.
All!!!“ I. (hi3 oi Waterbury.
rerun service sneer flooding the
routes smm sweet in the state
department ill Molten. has b on
commissioned viee consul and s-
sltnad as attache to the Amerioaii
location at Peiln tor nausea
nounced.
Mr. Chase was born in Waterbury
id 1891 and Was graduated from
Yll'a unlvdfllt’ with an AB dense
in 1930. Iii-em 1911 to 1919 he ms
ll the United Itates ll'lur Overseas.
the toiletries ”to years serving as s
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Local Telephone Mans er’s
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Found Town, He’s
Not Quite A Stranger.
William A. Jordan. the present ex-
change mana‘er of the Norwalk ol-
fice or tile southern New England
Telephone company. who took up his
duties here Juno 1. expressed his
opinién today that there was no bet-
ter place in the state than Norwalk.
He has round the town attractive
and Conveniently situated and allies
he had to more. he is glad that it
was to Nornalk.
Souls of Mr. Jordan's ancestors
were tttiiong the original settlers In
Norwalk. so he Will probably not
téei a total stranger. _
A native of st. Joseph. Mo. he
used them meet or his life. and pre-
pared for college at the St. Joseph
High school. He’lt studies at Yale
University and was graduated from
there lirthe class oi 1‘15. Alter res
turning to his home for a year. he
again took up his residenee in New
Haven, and began his business ea—
reer with the company with which
he is still associated.
Mr. Jordan was with the New Ha-
ven exchange of the Southern New
England Telephone company (or ten
years. During six or those years he
was associated with the accounting
department. and during the last
four with the commercial side of the
business. He is taking the place
left vacant by the resignation or
Carleton S. Gould, who was recently
promoted. Mr. Jordan said that Mr.
Gould had ielt the business in
splendid shape. and that as yet he
had discovered no ream for int-
provcment.
Because of difficulty in locating
suitable accommodations. llr. Jor-
dan has not yet moved his family
from New Haven. but he expects to
bring his Vita and daughter to Nor-
will! Within a 16'! d1”,
In order to become familiar With
the country and the commons new
abouts. Mr. Jordan has spent most
or his time since his arrival in an
" automobile. making himself familiar
with the roads and the town. He is
satisfied with his new. heme and his
new positidn.
32 Loss Licenses For
in Connecticut have been suspended
tor one year tor dritlnl will“ tinder
the influence or liquor W“ given out
Wednesday at the state motor vehi-
" cle department as a part or the era
tort to reruns this highway menace.
where are t1 names on the list. he
cases were appealed. The depart.
ment statement advised people to
\ notify the department or the police
in case they should see any or the
suspended drivers operating motor
vehicles.
Fred Barnett. Hartford.
John J. Decker. Bridgeport.
Arthur H. Brush. lriosepert.
Gustav L. Christan. West Harriers.
Wm. H. Carson, Jr.. Hartford.
Joseph Denote. Derby.
Robert Dickey. Nlatltio.
Hamilton Flotol‘let'. Trenton. N. J.
Andrew Osmosroells. New Haven.
Berthold Geiger. Hartford.
Louis Killer. Fairlield.
Vincent Kalkowski. New Brltein.
Eio Ksuppinea. net-tiers.
Ales Kenton. new Irltelo.
Frank Kosak. Hartford. -
Michael J. Koto. Muthingtoo.
Jollii stones. Itamroro.
Andrew H. Lowe. Woodstock.
mute Morin. itarttore.
Edward B. Plumb, Danbury.
Salvatore unsure. New Haven,
William 111m. East Haven.
Peter Saiaoit. Unlonvtile.
John J. Savage. Bristot.
Louis Seeiey. West Surgield
Harry J. shaft. West Haven.
Jeremiah J. shes. Waterbury.
Joseph sham Greenwich.
Herbert F. Tourtelioto. Groton.
Philip Vassar. Hartford.
Kenneth E. Weeks. av York city.
Arthur A. Woods. reside. 5,
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VACATION SALE
Remarkable values in Corsets, Hosiery, Brassleres, Underwear and Kimonos. This
' Sale means savings to you, an opportunity well worth considering.
Full Fashioned
Quality
$1.59 ‘ ’"
Regular $1.85 Value
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Vanity
Reg. $1.95 Vests
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Silk Underwear
Reg. 02. 95 Bloomers 269
Reg. 82. 95 Chemises . . . . .. 2.59
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Jessa
“onyx”
Pointex Hosiery
All The Newest Shades
$1.39 ‘ ”‘ .
Regular $1.65 Value
Fancy Bottoms
Silk Costume Slips
$1.49
Light and Medium Iliad»
Regular
Windsor Crepe
Pajama Suits
Register 01.“ films
Windsor Crepe
Nightgown;
summons is, 1923
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56 SOUTH MAIN
NEW” ”:“wW
Oakland’s Expansion
Plans Make Neces ry
New 35,000,000 slimy
Immediately fellowing the an-
Muncement of Oakland's huge ex-
pansion program the contract was
let and the construction begun on
the new five million dollar Pontiac
Six factory which will bring Oak-
lands produotion up among the
four largest producers of car's in the
world.
A. J. hrsndt. vice-president in
charge of operations. states thatihis
eitpmision not. only doubles the size
or the present Oakland factorlca
but will also double the number at
,empl see about the first of the
Children’s 130x
4 m. for $1.00
Reg.
MME. J EANN ETTE
MfWfl-t My
Mark
290 Value
OPEN SATURDAY EVE
STREET
ready tar a produdlon or 1000 ad-
ditional cars per day.
The predigiOus size 0f the first
unit rent city hlooks in length. it is
from the fact that the largest of the
three structures is to be a quarter
of a mile long and two steries high
with basement. This means a single
unit four city block in length. It is
to he devoted to the assembly of
cars and will have a total floor area
of more than 600.000 square feet.
The second unit will be a, Car stor-
age and shipping department. This
building Will be 900 feet long and
450 feet; wide with all shipping and
reoelvlng Idocks under‘ cover. The
third unit will he devoted entirely
to the Manufacture of Pontiac Six
engines. It will be 700 feet long and
"year when the new plants will be
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MUST RAISE '
.76 lost wide, and will include in
Brassicres
Corselettes
10% to 20%
Girdles,
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Down
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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its equipment. the laiciit and most
advanced machinery.
These buildings are being erected
adjacent to the mmotl‘i Fisher
lindy Corporation lent at Ponliso
and clOse to the present Oakland
factory building.
The demend for the Pontiac Six
continues to outrun the productimi
ability of Oakland factories cat-h
succeeding month. .setting a. new
high volume recoi'd for any now
make of car during it; first year.
Intematlonal Row.
“What became of your Swedish
cook '2"
“011, she got her lrlsh ‘up and
took French leave.”-‘-‘London Pass-
ing Shaw.
MONEY RAISING
SALE
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44 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Children’s Fast
$1.49
Value
All wool
$2.00
Value ..........
Infants’
Rubber Pants '
A KNOCKOUT‘
Parity Drestes
msr IN rim
or. on...
Color
88c
Suits
$1.00
Spring Coats
FAl‘li
SO. NORWALK
59¢
Value . . .
$1.25 -
Value . . ,
mfants’ ‘
Madiera
$1.79
VIII. asses
Porch Dresses
Regular $1.00 Value
MANY OTHER ITEMS AT
BARGAIN PRICES THAT
ARE SURE TO INTEREST
Fancy Top
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Chd’s
Guaranteed
Non;Kling
Ladies’ Slips
Pillow‘Ceees'
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THE GIRL SCOUTS
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and the Campfire Girls are two na-
tional organisations working side by
side in the cause of healthy. happy.
intelligent Womanhood: training the
minds of eager girls for greater
service, rnlnisg their bodies for the
destiny that shall he theirs, All hon-
or to them!
Wise mothers 01 girls in their car-
1y teens urge them frankly to take
Lydia E. Pinhham'n Vegetable Com-
pound.
Mrs. Alice Louthau‘. Home 2.
Charleston. lit, says. “I recommend
Lidia E. l inkham' s Vegetublr t om
pound to other motlnrs with gills
who are not as strong as they should
be "n-Adv.
ENTIRE
srocx
MUST co
Regardless
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Cost! _
Socks .
33c?“
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880
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Silk-Breaded
Lsdies’
.Wrap-Arouno
'3 Corsets
“3.1.31.00
Norwalk Chronicler