I ” New Fall Line Royal Society Package ‘ Goods J.l.MAl.l.l-:l'l'E newt-unmet. “You and is“ add "it last Ie sass Nonwm «guy—- , Tinsel-imagines”.- tstleeolueaaebouldcemasual- «ammonium-om, “'0." O O O The Rev. Robert I. I. roots was Initiated Into membership In the Kiwanis club at yesterday's meeting or the club at the Norwalk Country club. Mr. roots has Just returned irom his camp In Danbury. where he t and medium weight w... Suits, 2 and 3 Button- 11‘?“ and Double Breasted for Men and Young . . _' mom [teal $30 and $35 Value .' Kool ‘ coolest of fabrics in all of attractive colors and tor lien and‘ Young n had several East Norwaik youths as visitors. earlier in the week. I O O “TILE MING Al CLUBS OVER llllSWEEK-END Golf at Shorehaven Tomon row—HarryAcmier Back From Europe Att- erPleesantTrip. This week-end will be a quiet one socially tor both or the clubs on the shore. The Country club will be given time to recover from the mea- querade ball last Saturday night and the only event scheduled Is the reg- ular luncheon this noon. Shorsheven will have no gatherings or note bey- ond the golt tomorrow. I O 0 Harry Archer. nationally known - composer who has been a summer reetdent oi Mervin beach. recently visited triends at Bell island. He has in returned nom Europe where he studied the shows being produced. Mr. Archer composed the shows: "Little Joule Jameez" “Merry. Mer- m" and "My Girl.” Amour his song successes are: "I Love Tout" ” Work on the filling or Van lent street's gutters has reached the three quarters completion stage and will probably be tinished by the end or tho week. . I'hyilis Greehiaw o‘t Staten Island Is visiting her grand parents. the Rev. and Mrs. Frederick L. Piper. O 0 0 An addition Is being made to the home or George Deekacs. North Bridge street. . 0 0 0 East Norwslk was visited yester- day by one of the tastzdisappearing Intinerant tintype photographers. This one brought a pony as a set- ting for children's pictures. 0 0 0 Among the residents now away on vacation are Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Dunnobechc, Myrtle. and Mr. and hire. Arthur E. Boring. Pine Hill road. e e e Paul Badman or Third street has been engaged as captain of Edmund Breese' yacht. O O 0 The regular monthly meeting of the Mayflower Hook and Ladder company Is to be held Monday night at the headquarters. e e e The home or Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Jaito of :7 Fort‘Point street. has been quarintined by Health Otticer HATS OFF I to THE PRESIDENT SEE IT TODAY STUDEBAKER LAST OF THE SEASON Final Clearance Last-of-the-Season coin-up Sale Your Oportunity for Values This is a Sale that no one can overlook without losing'the pro- verbial opportunity that knocks once at every woman's door. Wearing Apparel. Blouses. Accessories and Household Linens are selling at values that come but once a year. ' Dress Fabrics you've wished for will be wisely selected now, as well as anything you may need for yourselt or the house. SILK DRESSES FLOWER CHIFFON ' Colors—Cop Blue STRIPED SILKS se PRINTED SILKS Green ononou'r’ras . Maize and FLAT CREPES White .> ‘ Small Sizes only, 16, 18 and 36. ~ .. . $7.95 AllatOne Price ........ “01333883810: $16.00 . CHARMING DRESSES. Made of “Mallinson’s Silk de Luxe, Washable Silk in. _ diam, beautiftu tailored, in pastel shades, as'mais‘e, rose, ‘ mus-Mir. ..... ................$10.75' Sale Price SKIRTS A JACKETS - flannel Jackets. In pi.” White Flannel Skirts. with colors: albino. redaadgreen. pleat and pockets \ 7 anfstrlpes. . 5.1. mg. $3.75 Sale Price ..... I“ 001'"! m m DRESES Plain colon ”in dots and striped. While we haven‘t all the sises In the styles we are showing. but you may and Just your else in the “(you went. .~ All at one price , BLOUSES Novelty material and broad- cloth mousse. white. blue and s. .. ..... sues 'ormcassassosssus oomoosar, wwwyw (lass-d). not Flow From , , . rows“ 'wW‘m .. FRIDAY. AUGUST 6. 1926 . m ‘ TRISTRAM s HYATT “Norwellr’s Leading Dry Goods Siore” ‘General Motors’ Fireworks Br prelim armour. Noted Financial Authority. NEW YORK. Aug. 6.—-Increase In the price or General Motors stock from till.” to $111.76 per share within a tow months'wroie new Ilnanciai history for the New York Stock Exchange. There have been many other spec. . tacular flights In various Issues. but they generally have Involved rela. tIvoly small corporations. There are 5.161.699 shares of General Motors outstanding. . Start or the most recent General Motors' rise was credited to buying by W. C. Durant. himself an auto- mobile manufacturer. Durant cre- ated General Motors, and at vari- ous times controlled‘it. On paper. at least. he is millions richer from his reputed General Mo- tors trading. But the E. r. duPont do Nomour- ' 0. Co. has profited vastly more—and ' this without participation In the Stock Exchange i'lurries. January 1 the duPonts held 1.- 380.829 shares of General Motors. This stock was valued on the du- Pont books at $98,158,080. \V'hon the Exchange price reached 32”.?!) the other day. the value was well in excess of 8282.000.000. , Only a little more than two years ago. General Motors sold below $56 per share. Wall street has not yet recovered from Its amazement at reading an interview on General Motors stock attributed to Thomas Cochran, part- ner In J. P. Morgan & Co.. as he sailed for Europe. Publication or the interview brought on more furi- ous buying or the stock. The Morgans don't air their opin- ions on stock prices very often. Above, William 0. Durant; below WALL IMIT NORWALK. CONN. We wish to call attention to our Toilet Department which cansists of a new line of Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Face and Talcum Powder, Vanity Compact Cases, Soaps, Cold Creams and other cosmetics. Colgate’s Perfumes Toilet Water Djer Kiss . . . . $1.00 Narcissus ......59c Lily of The Valley Rose . Black Jasmine .50c Violet Mavis ..... -. . . .50c Colgate’s (small Cashmere Bouquet Dactylis size) 40c and $1.00 Face Powder Pompeian ..'....50c leer Kiss ......60c Mavis..........50c Rose, Violet ....29c Lily of the Valley . .............. 29c Cashmere Bouquet . ........... 29c Compacts Tre—Jur . . . . . .. .50c Jergen’s Almond Djer-Kiss. ..... 75c Lotion ........ 50c ing Powder with Jergen’s Shampoo Loose Powder Vani- PowderPuii’..59c ..............50c ty Cases $1 - $2.50 Talcum Powders Colgate’s Djer Kiss, Mavis, Butterfly, M a r y Garden, Mennen’s 25c E a c h Toilet Soaps—Woodbury’s, Pear’s, Cuticura, Castile, Cashmere Bouquet, Packer’s Tar Soap, J ergen’s King Cocoa. Large box of Dust- Thomas Cochran. ‘— -' Dr. Robert E. Perdue during the; Illness or their young son. who has scarlet fever. The case Is the first one of communcichble disease in the city In three weeks. e a O A ball sweepstakes tournament will be played tomorrow afternoon at. the Shoregin‘cn Goit club. ‘ O O The Westport unit at the Veterans; of Foreign Wars dined inst nlghl‘ at the Dorian Point House. There were about :5 present. . O O O - The statement made in this col- umn last week that some motor. vehicle and not a. crowd of playiui, youths was responsible for tho: breaking at several here In the rail- . Ing under the East avenue bridgr. has been vindicated by an investiga. l tion made by Policeman James EL. dridgc. The officer found an eye wit- ! nese who declared that the rails were broken out when struck by a truck making It way between a trol. icy and the bridge abutment. ‘ O 0 0 Police are now directing the cars! that are parked at Cal: Pasture. beach into lines with space between ‘ to allow easy entrance or agrees. for the early, or late visitor. Previous l to the working out at this new sys- . tam. owners were often torced to; wait tor hours betore they could , leave the beach when they Iound‘ their cars blocked. Weekly instructions in swimming were given the children or the play- grounds at the beach again yester- ay. ’ commas . SHOWTDRAWING , "LARGE CROWDs I Many Unique Features at? Norwalk Baseball Club? Carnival Closing Tomor- row Night. The Coleman Brothers' show. Main street. which is being held unr der the auspices of the Nowell: baseball club. continues to draw big crowds_ nightly. and has already proved a successful venture for the . local organisation. It Is one of the 3 largest carnivals- held in these parts. l combining In a way the features oi! ‘ a circus and carnival with Its side i show attractions and several booths. A‘ large Ferris wheel and merry- go-round have proved very popular among local patrons. Dare Devil Oliver's‘dive' into a live foot tank 0! Water from a height of 110 feet «shame to thrill the large attend- ance nightly. And there Is what In called the world’s smallest hollow . which Is 10 inches high. He is‘ the center of attraction. ’lllcky Devine. pugilist of note. takes on local lighters nightly and continues to prove his power very satisfactorily. I-Ie extends an altar. to anyone succeeding in knocking! him oi! his feet. but as yet the. trick haa'not been done by any local- oon ender. . orrow‘night. the concluding. pertorinsnee or the shew. Joe Beep 7 Iy. ”dogwood wrestler. who has' no laurels. will meet aim! Tans. money‘s wrestler. The . bout shduid be, a. very Interesting‘ ' anthededone. inasmuch “both- ..zzareaen primed tor the eon-' .m . . l What‘s-Hutton" pea-and“ _ . lemmas-sates wear 9!!!!” mo oeatsall an“, . THE c. o. MILLER comm BATHING SUITS FOR EVERYBODY-MUCH LESS! l From Tiny Tots to grown-ups, everybody can share in the savings on these fine Suits—while the bathing season is still young! Only our usual fine quality Suits are included in this Sale—every one taken from our regular stocks, and every one at'greatly reduced price. SALE WOMEN’S BA THING SUITS Were $4.50 to $6.98 $3.98 “° $5.98 Worth while savings on our tine "Ocean" Bathing Suits, every one in bright new high shades that are so popular this year. Finely made of the purest wool, scientifically designed to give the utmost freedom in Swimming. Famous “Ocean” Suits Are Included Now while the greater portion of the bathing season is still ahead of us, it will pay you to take advantage of these very low prices. Finer quality Suits cannot be found—prices will never be lower! ' C. O. MILLER CO.. SECOND FLOOR Men’s $4.50 to $5.25 Suits $3.40 to $4.98 A clear saving of twenty-five per cent on these Suits for Men. Made of pure wool, in the one-piece type that men prefer. 'All dark colors, perfect fitting Suits-designed for swimmers! Boys’ $2.98 to $4.25 Suits $2.25 to $3.25 The oungsters perfer them. Perfect Suits for e boy—strongly made to- take all the wear and tear that he will surely give them. mm sunburn In dark shades with stripes. C. O. MILLER 00.. STREET FLOOR C. O. MILLER 00.. SECOND FLOOR ‘, ‘ e - FAMOUS “ENGLANDER” may PORCH HAMMOCKS —MUCH LESS ! Were $28.00 to sum , $21 t° $26" " You save one-fourth on these nationally known “Englander” P o r c h Hammocks. They areistrictly fine quality, much superior to the ordinary Porch Hammock. Made of, finest quality materials, With cotton filled- back and cotton mattress seat. Covered with duck, hand painted in broad stripes. In- new attractive color hero monies—every one new this season. A real opportunity to save-and get a Ham- mock’that will last for years. KIDDIES' $1.98 and $2.98 SUITS $1.49 Wool Suits in dark shades. We are closing them out at great reductions. Some have contrastingitripea on the legs. Selection or sizes and colors is limited. so it's best to . shop early. Ages 8-10. ‘ TINY TOTS’ SUITS Were $1.39 to $1.69 $1.00 ' Closing out due Suits for Tiny Tots. at a very low price. Some 0! them are striped. some have button tron; $2.98 “LIPS GUARD” SUITS $1.98 The popular “Lite Guard" Suits for very small batherg. $2.98 BATH ROSES 31-98 Made of Terry Cloth. Just the thing to protect little back. c. 0. was 00.. SECOND MOB \ , one set unis-so wII crop mos! ”Hg!“ l . r *‘i
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