ug slum Lined sag Wool e...
a, moatspiironl as. til “All“; «and
1 oil dining“. ,Igg
7E. K.
‘ ‘ nauaoxauo
‘ sourli so .
.
mJacob Popp, of the R o G Corset iac-
jugs}: uploying a week's vacao
tion a Is bulbs on lvy niece
distance issues and, Walter Haw-
itins. of south Norwalk spent Sunday
with relatives in New Canaan
W. F. Wigmore I: 00.. druzgists. anw
nounce special patent medicine prices
in advertisemen in this issue.
Miss Susie Me ii. of West Norwalk,
visited Mrs Henry Olmstead on Come-
tery street, New Canaan, Tuesday.
‘MIs J. A. Stabell and son. of Spring
street. have returned from New York
state, where they have been spending
several was a.
Miss Hattie Kellogg, of Norwalk, is
visiting at the home of Mrs. George
Kellogg, on St. John place, New Cu-
basil.
Thehnembers oI Miss Baird' 5 school,
Norwalk, were enIeItained by Miss
baby A. Raymond. in I‘mvlsboro, one
day last week.
Tuesday. November 1st. being All
Saints' Day. there will bfia celebra-
tion of the Holy Communion at Trinity
Church at 10 o clock p. In.
——-Comiort. health. happiness. it you
use Jeddo Coal from Raymond Bros.
Mrs. Peter Foley, who has been vls
iting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam H. Conway, of Madison street. has
returned to her home In St. Louis. Mis-
souri.
Mrs. P. W. Bradley and Miss Har-
riett Henderson, of Norwalk, have re
turned to their homes atter a very
pleasant visit with trie‘n'iis in New
York city.
The Schoolma'sters Round Table of
this portion of Connecticut will meet
In the auditorium of the Havemeyur
school. Greenwich, next week Satur-
day, NovembeI 5‘.
There are ninety-one patients In the
state tuberculosis borne at Meridian.
'l‘here' are fifty live In the Shelton
home. Water is much needed at the
Cedar Mountain home. “ "
While attempting to spring a picket
fence near the Bishop & Lynesq so I
yard yesterday 'Inorning,C dries
Stevens. of Meadow street, slipped and
fell on his Wrist; tthud upratning it.
There will be a rehearsal of the de-
gree team of Our Brothers lipase, No.
10.1.0.0. F. Monday evening in their
rooms. All oillcers and members of
the guard are requested to be present
The fall meeting of the Connecticut.
D. A. 1;... winch}? hell‘d I; mid
gr gat on i or
has... ‘1.A mailed: rwu
New York.
Miss Helen Martel, oi Waterbury.
is visiting Mind‘lbabelle hi. Hamish. oi
.. 10.- :Uniglg glgthB Miss Mnrfifig g‘qum of
last years are ddatés or
convent and a former classmate of
Miss Hadden' s
A meeting of Washington Camp. No.
ll, Patriotic Order of the Sons of
America will be held tomorrow night.
when arrangements will be made to
visit New Haven on Navemebr 15th.
when ‘Ihe national olicers will make a
VII". there- o a. w
Patrick isuilidan, of Danbury. was
arrested for drg‘nienness and resist-
ing an other earths South, Norwali -
railroad station. last night. Judas Tay-
lor imposed a fine of W for drunken-
ness and :5 and costs for breach of
the peace. Sullivan could not pay
and west to jail.
who it Qmp
iiiyf‘i’iii’i’ié
in the
.Naw Yer
a few alts iat filii
Arthur Mumggm of Harriet street.
home, as the result oi an injury he
received at the New York shop the
pad a mandrel up-
ng it that he “can-
most who a is no head
around town today with a can and is
receiving the best wishes of h many
other day Ha tire
on his lines so thin
not walk Irwitll
friends for I. speedy m1“
f Ills
‘ "‘19-"?
Idwus may
V'Dr. Die“
Not-ms. Celia.
3i gmtlalnsnt The remedy which.”
. silos M mastitis
Wosdirlt."
. ,sIgM'mlwmsiism, It», I ‘,
our. of and... aid?
Moss M with Mrs. Flo;
‘ d
- some out [lull
m Cummlhg‘ar“. 0 ~
st evening with folktale in Non-walk.
Thomas Burks. at No
tag a few days in fiesta
William K. J not...
about Saturdayill
Miss uKathryn Ryan. of Wesiport. by amford. spent
was the guest of Miss Terese ilhbsrty, *
Saturday, and Sunday,
John Ryaup' simulator-db
of hir. and birth; W.“
Net-walk on busi-
Clsrsnus Abbott, of Williamstowh ,
was the asset of Miss belie
n. oveannduy.
Al“ hur C. Wilhelsr.
lull!) attends Yale collage spent
Sunday with his I
Dilute “and idly Raymond. both of
rue coleus. about Sunday at their
home in South Nolwnik.
Russell Frost Jr.. of ,West avenue.
uWiiillil- Ira 0. diesel-y. of High
street, spent Saturday to disallow on
eav”!
The Bearers we are selling at til 98 are the talk of the” town. _
quality, the host that' a made. in black. white, blue. gray. Alivsys Flats
at $6. 98 While this lot lasts ........ . ..................... ..r..
Wild sill... hsa‘vi
mm pants,
Cb Is M m. f 50 th Nor-
ldls n.“ «sugary sanitary. SAVIi n a cadre o "
IAN“ O FINAL-F. linen-i walk. spent Saturday’ln Danbury on
”gels of tili sous. la attracted. COMB LEGO than Iraqis have bash Business.
NH!)
Mrs, James lnydeu. of Washington
paying for Fwolhtm.
street visited friends in Dilliblll'y last
rs $3 $8
from Si, 75 I015§2198
concise To an
Cams on Circular. dies: to Mlita Good Gales"
oliins
eral Diedore and Erbium.“
M "Milka COM- all
a spent Sunday with his parents. Mr. 9
Frost Is a Yale college student.
Dennis Lane. of Union avenue, who
is employed as machi
spent the sabbath at
James andY Michael
Thomas Canly. of south Norwulk.
was the recent guest of Edwin Talbot.
tat In Hartford, Arthur Bushel, or the local trolley
'lines. has resumed his duties after a
week’s vacation. .
Joseph Healy and Thomas Brady on '
ioyed a iishing expedition‘on the sound
Saturday afternoon.
Ag]
esterduy with
M.r G. W. Smith of Kologg litreet.
Miss [vs Benton. who Ill employed in
the Sealsllipt Oyster Company. Inc, Is
ill at. her home to Eimcreet Terrace.
David Riley, who formerly lived in
Cross street. has purchased a house in ,
Winnipauk and has taken possession. v ~ _ , . ‘
Frank Flaherty, of Charles Street. 4 "
“East Norwalk, who Is employed in _
Bridgeport. spent Sunday at his home.
Mrs Michael Finnell. Ff
N. y. ywas the guest of Mrs. George W.
Smith, of Kellogg street. over Sunday.
I“. W. Burtholmnew, of New Haven.
was In Norwalk Thursday as the guest
of Fred C. Riedell, of Spring Hill ave-
The question of pattern, shape and color is the problem that hours
the women oi today Here we have a large line at shapes. each a
every shape possessing a perfect and distinctive style which almpI
cannot be improved upon. Sowhat's the use of worrying? simp
come to this store and see for yourself The styles are perfect. '
ant Saturday and Sunday with rela-
tives in Georgetown. ‘
Mrs. Aimira ll Pardee. of 21 Chest-
nut street. is having a
erected on the rear of her home.
Miss Catherine Duffy.
street. spent Saturday and Sunday
with Miss Norah Kelly, of Danbury.
Miss sJane Dyan, oi Elisabeth street.
Wilda; sud 'Suaday with her
Prosbsut street Danhury.
There Is to he a reception to Repuh
Ilcnn candidate for governor. Charles 1
A. Goodwin," in Dorian, this evening.
Miss ids H. Kraelner will entertain ‘ I
the. Rake Over Club at her home in ‘
North, Main street tomorrow evening.
Frank Olmstead, of Berkeley street. '
has taken a position with Cavanggh
and West. in their Main street store. .
d Edward liter .
.spent Friday
at prices that will surprise you.
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
: Jesus «a.
Walter Galinay. of West avenue, has
secured a position as extra man on
Saturday nights In the store of Con.
scaly and Bracken.
Chester Meeker. of Merwin street,
resumed his duties as bookkeeper in .
the Fairfleld County National Bank.
after a,.week's “vacation.
Leslie Olmsteld. of Ridgeileld. has
’ resigned his position with the Souk,
slIipt Oyster System, Inc. to take a1
position In Pelth Amboy, N. Y.
Miss Grace Godfrey. oi Cannon Sta-1'
is to attend the wedding of a rela‘
live this Week. She will take a three
days‘ vacation from her duties In the
Sealahipt Oyster Company. .
Chester Sell‘ack. Victor Dana and
Walker Storey were among those who
Dartmouth- Princeton
foot ball game Saturday afternoon at
the Polo Grounds. New York City.
Mrs. Thomas McCullough, of Brook
lyn N. Y.. attended the dance of the
Auxiliary. 1.0. IL, held in
Norwalk. Saturday evening She spent
yesterday in Norwalk as the guest of
Mrs. G. W. Smith. of Kellogg str.oet
0 has purchased the
It wast. a‘lafa'ar.
Miss Emily Mason
ritt. o'f Seaview area
last in Bridgeport attending the the
rucasass rosin
EARNING CAPACITY
—~THE ,-,
MERRILL NIGHT SCHOOL
can help yout
LUCRATIVE P
So. Norwalk
Miss Mae Williams. of South Main
street. spent Saturday and Sunday with
Miss Kittie hichi'I. of Center street.
NI
Miss Edith Wright, of New York
and Rowsyton. was a guest yesterday
of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Goldschrnidt. of
.s I: r I o N ‘
T Port Chester
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hanks,
Main street. spent the day yesterday
With Mr. and Mrs. [ester More". of
smug :‘
James Whipple and Otto DePierne.
Jr.. silent Saturday in the neighbor
hood of Weston. scouring the woods In
search of game.
Robert Weston Is looking after the
business of 0. C. Burton today. as Mr
Is daunting In nears brothers
. ‘e‘k “" I? ’f . Tl .: I '. ;‘:*~*.' ’1‘ at.“ .'
one Msxwett.‘ " me one saunas teas ‘
on: naxweu. use" was ONE ELMORI Isle '
on: stuck "to" 1900 on: ELuoas iscr
confectionery .
, Seymour-J11 Solithport will take poav
session today. R A.,
family will move to South Norwnlk,
where he has bought II similar bust»
All cars are in line running order. For particulars Inquire
James iiubbell and George Sheldon
oi Norwaik. attended
meet at Belmont, Park yesterday. They
report an excellent time
Chorha McCarthy. of Dsnbury. and
Charles Baumalm, of the same place.
will come to Non-walk oa Friday for, a
short stay with friends.
Jr., Howird H. lineman and
MrILWIIIliin C leisup were
among the local psob
means at Belmont Park Saturday
David Conrad, of Bridgeport.
guest of Air. and Mrs.
Kramer and family at their home In
North “sin street over the Sabbath.
Edward A. Barber. of film street. has
mottled his duties in the Norwalh
store of Coleburn & Lauder,
spending a pleasant week's vacation
Miss Annie Tierney.
Walsh and bliss Margaret Dunstan.
of Wsaiport. attsn ad the performance
rs In Bridgéport.
the aviation
The annual roll call and smoker of.
the Norwalk Aerie No. 588. Fraternal
Order of Eagles, will he held on Wed
neaday evening. The meeting will be
_ called to order at a select and all
nested to be present.
nitlatlon and refresh- I
‘ -, In anemone. 1N noun”
IN snares. ms peasant ”bl.-
motion or water saw ur-
rsas MANY new arraac'riira
s'rrLas may worsen wills.
LIKE. mono mass vanilla
sons in ems so _‘
THAT'S Jus'r wuar you‘ve.
seen warrmo son.
1 {33.55. '"l b‘. “y Is It the aviation
- .4 i ‘4 S r . 1
Why’ Mrs ‘W Ilium Ellington y 9 M". Enilna flyingtdii of Westport
avenue, received word that her sister.
Mrs. William w. domain. of Water-
SIliférsd another ‘
second one. hits
Jermain was ormerly well known in
the Norwalks and her many’ friends
learn of her affliction with deep regret.
The Woman's Guild. of St. Paul's
church, will meet In the Guild room
in the Berkeley street chapel Wednes‘
day. November I. at 2:30 p. In. an invi-
tion is extended to all the ladies of
e parish and their friends to attend
tiles that. am will give an informal
.tsikat asubisct being “Vacation Days
THE K. A M. WATERPROOFING PAPER. a high grade rooting
per. In rolls 36 inches wide. containing- 500 square feel. an bar-
SUPERIOR RUBBER ROOFING genuine Asphalt,100 sum. fast
I0Ii.......... ..... Must-Ml
Charles II. Ais‘tho e. “.fi‘di'l'l‘ifii'fi'g
CARPENTRY. Bull-DING AND NTRAOTINO.
FOR ”A
ISO OANRIAOII. IUCINII. WAGONO. FARM WAGONI,
DUMP WMONI. AND FOUR-WHEEL BEAR TIP OMITI.
41 you an III was! at any afths‘novs. will make you bargain prise. ’
LUTHER M. i Y.
SILVER MESH BAGS.
sec to $6.30
nahosous BLACK vanish“
at Jackson Th
Saturday evening.
On account of the basaar of
South Norwali Council.
Columbus. starting on Thursday. the
regular meeting of the Council will lit
held on Wednesday night.
A horse fell down in Wall street thlI
morning. the pavement being quilt
allow" in front of the store of WII
He was not Injured
Would who was charged
with the shooting of Fred Bartilli. was
if that chdrgs. but was ilnsd
oa’dtiial cuts of the court.
which amounted to as:
sham of “it'll!" concealed weapons;
of by Judas E.
orwallt side of the
98c to 87.50
LEATHER BAGS.
sec to 8mm
YOUR INITIAL MOUNTED FEEE
'OF CHARGE ON ANY LEATHER
.BAG AT 95c OR OVEN
IIatII P. Bears.
and u, soon on his feet again
Cheater Master. of Kerwin street.
who has spent the past
,. at his pnnuai vacation. in hunting is
Wastes. resumed his 4! ties In the isle
, held Cobalt Natio
There will he a meeting of the Nut
mg 0th tomorrow evening, at which
unis matters pertaining to the dams
tube sense the 11th. and to the pool
toursaalaat. will come up tor discus
inner “a“ Eta case was d
I
water stain In Mott are»
nus. ts using replaced by a new iron
nuts.- The cement main is a constant
soul-cs of trouble. being often in need
of «pairs. The work of laying the
main is in charge of Contractor Chap-
pi. All of the lions» will be eonnsc‘
tadasaoonasthsworkon the main
hi. this more.
CHUROIIW spinal Tasman .. "
St. Paul's V
'i'uuildy. All-
day service:y at $7 ii and o . lid “stills. .A full . . , ~
plalpd.
”dim“ Post. one of the
torlous Albertans. who won the mast
1th sigma WI
’ ‘WM
Jams, use“... has once
. I "as clerk in use
- Delaney having
gottefiid
““‘1‘l‘d‘il°i’.iifi”§’°§
grab a s
umiiil a sues. wil
'ilar many friends
lib S. Younsa, out
who has buried
some tiles sail
sired from a fall
Wednoatl
Build It 1:80 At“ 8. ii Elsie “III
will roads paper Vacation Days
‘n Sicily. All the ladies of the parish asl. 8 9 II». Allen Chrl
flirts Invited to comb and bring their League player mastic
till they“ ddvoted
d o ration-.5“
position in the
Company's Taa st
ursday“ ~ll‘irst meeting of thsi Sundaywi’rssehiag at 1.,
lion's Club aid lion J Beldsu Iluri strange brother. Present
butt will speak ,
Tu d film" Th l
es aru— a ‘ Day. a cs-
st: or Ilia Co musics at s rmlilsau’
J'au .‘uafiln all 'i?”a¢sa” r monthly ‘ V.
ind roots. Girls" sadly locisty
r at d in the Guild room.
I WWW
Mrs. James Noni
. Julio rWllatratlliMatbs‘
- w is “has asst So ay.
I‘Iltulabidirsst A. Mgr?“ fiat-sh. ad
~ It s
the “‘me II as at the mm
Shapes . ,
In Wool Felts, Fur Felts. fine Pressed Velvets. Silks. Sittings
.,,;.v .l“ .
will! you should bring your I
Mobil is here when ltfl‘i
o repairing. One of
a lid immediately what a-
trouble is with your engine. your
csI-buretter, your manhunt)
something that no one but
auto doctor can understand.
W. A. Haaiord’s -
42 a... no g..-
Ii smote cvunoaa caoILaacs. rumble seat
one mo 4 ovuuosa choILuas. ssmmuwu
'F. E. Leckwood 8; Co. ‘
9 Wall arm-cram) emu Water St. -—Norv_valk,;;
M... __ m... I, _ _
m...
Asbestos Shingles “I
The Reef That Outlivss the Building “
“(If
9.2“ stars sun burgh rs. "
to is. liar” at N I
ihekohurch.’ii 'u.’ il.tha
holy Workers Cirillo will least at I
Notes.
h'wlisusl
ng of the tested. as business pumps .
Fridaywtl p In. junior tidbit ..
lira. Rosa Tsyior.i
by tbs wtgggw anoint.
as... that mulls. wills
Iron untold!“ be
get the Junior lid at 10:30 in
uild with
street. at
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Norwalk Chronicler