'..‘ The Men's Clues of the East Ave-
' ', hr, of East avenue.
, Washington street,
lililllllll suit
:Promnt find remoiont
lattice It all-timea.
PorIonal attention xiv-
II to all prescription
work.
0min to: on troll.)
patrona. Come in and
wait tor your car
BRIDGE PHARMACY
‘ ‘ ‘ J. PMRIR. Manner
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Miss Myrtle Neylor. of Albany, iI
visiting he! parenie. Leurand M. May-
Ilo Methodist church held its uaual
meeting. yesterday noon.
I Mr. and hire. Lester Roberto ' of
Benedict etreet. are visiting in Brook-
lyn. N. Y., over Labor Day. '
Mr. and Mrs. James Green. of meat
are. entertaining
the Misses O'Connell. of New London.
Rodman Lilly, of Stamford. was theI
guest of his parents. Mi. anti Mrs.
Thomas R Lilly. of Seavlow avenue.
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Young, of
Bridgeport. are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. James Green. of East Washing-
ton street.
‘ . upset. bothered with a nick, gooey.
, Concordia—«yr merely forcing a pads-
, ngewny every fgw days with units.
' cathartic pills or cantor oil?
é important.
stilts, Calomul and mm. rm. Ar.
Vlolum-wThuy Act on Mela II
.Fuppur Am. in Nootrlll.
Take a. Coeraret tonight and that‘-
oughly cleanse your Liver. Stomach
and Howell. Ind you will ourely feet.
great by morning. You men and won;
and who have headache. coated tensile.
can't sleep. ore hilloua, nervous and
disordered stomach. or hay backache
and feel all worn out.
Are you keeping olenn inside with
This in
Cusoareta immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomachfiremove the sour.
undigoatod and tormenting loud and
foul gases; take the excels bile from
the liver and darry oi! tho‘ decomposed
waste matter and poison from the in-
tentines and bowels.
Remember. a Comm tonight will
Itraigthen you out by morning. A it).
not box from your druggliit routine a
clear bend and oheerfulneoa tor
months.
Don't forget the children.
tit his Gillie in the Fitch school ihlsI
morning, from 8: 30 until it) ooloclt.
and will be pleased to meet any of
inconomize on her gowns. r
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FALL moIe. i
' Heavy embroidery in wool is seen,
not only on cotton IabrloI. but. on slilto‘
‘ I and velv'ets. CI'OWOI‘WOI'E in the moat
One of the surprising featured in barbaric colorinxa is gaining in. no.
tall llyiel la the return of trumpet-out V0” "Mk by "9""
material. For more than one reason Hand ""1 cording! and “”1"“.
Chilton film u. at "a“ "A“ in the tucks mark some of the daintioot oi
wardrobe The ions tunicii Ilene add ““3 separate ”hum“
tremendously to the poanibllitlu ottho PM“ ”9 ”Mr.” in 'kI'tM“
“de outlit as well M contribute to forerunner of n akiri that measures
the elegance of the well ordered one. more ”0““ than thoee “0" 1" W‘M'
Lam and none tnnioa. coats and Tallow will be mote the rage lhiI
nameless little Jacket! which are be- fall than evor: there in it particular
ing displayed at the trimming depart leaning toward the chankeablo ones.
month in great variety are boom; to and name unuaual oombinatlona of col
the woman who finds it necessary to 0" "9 promised in m" u“ °r “0“"
Striped inherits, too, will be used for
With . tranwaront tunic or ia-rltet gowna and could. all well u for trim
added I silk or embroidery xown min;
tnkeoon quiteodlflerout nit. And the' mm“. and rurbinita appear on
t w
They Glyn I New Touoh to Old
Gowna. l
the paienis who wish to confer with “I” "‘0 “100" the lime braille 0V0?
him regarding the entrance or child and 0m WI the Chicano Record
drou who have not already been ,Q§.Ili.erald and 39‘ “WM “30 ”if? some
intered in the East Norwnlk ”hook. Igown. many m“? can vary ”‘9’“ "9'
’yond recoubltion with such little no.
East Norwnlk put on in hoiliday at—iceasorlea. The young woman ' o in
tire. thin morning. in honor at the tiny i Clever at ilitinx “i! things ran make all
and to greet the Central Labor Union sort! of ,ovordreom from remnants
trimmingo on some a! the new impor»
lotion: for {all wear. Whether or ailk
or lilmy material. they are adaptable
in the handI oi the clever women:-
Philadeiphia North American.
FASHION BITS.
Mnend Mrs. Bert Bogart. of Green;
wich. are the holiday guests of Mr. lio-
xart's parents. Mr. and Mn. G. E. Bo-I
D“. of Flirt street. ‘
lies Jennie Roberto. who in a nurse
at the Danbury liospiinl. was the snout. ’
at her mother. Mra. Mary Roberts. of.
68 Fort street. Saturday.
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The weekly devotional meeting of
the Young Peoples“. Society of Loyal
Workers. wee held." last evening. at
the Advent Christian church.
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A large number of East Norwnlk
people will nttond the international
motor boat rotten which will be held.
this afternoon, in Long slund. i
Harrp Hiprou. who was .shot in the.
arm. recently, while «ignited in target .
, practise on Great .‘llll‘tlll island, is i-e'
"morning and evening.
, John Itreot aewor must be in the hands
7 flttou. by s o “.cloclt tomorrow evening.
V' putt-lei oomittuu will be held.)
to Iummarily ordered a blelcliot on
ported to be getting along nicely.
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The devotional moetinyoi the Eu»
worth l..t-:ip;tio qu‘firold. inst eve-ninth;
at the East Avenue Methodist clitirclin
The meeting was well attended and:y
enthusiastic throughout. I
Dev. Charles J. Anderson occupied
the pulpit und prhirliod at the Swodirh
Congregational church. yesterday
Communion .
was served in the morning.
Rev. Lester F. Reynolds occupied
the pulpit at the, Advent Christian
ghurrh at. both the morning and ovenw
In; services. yesterday. The pastor
preached interestingly at both.
W Brown, the cook on George R.
th' Alntyne'rl yacht 'Eleket. which bani
Men chartered by a low] party iiiid
which is at present lying oil Sew Lon-
doa. who a visitor in that Norwullt
yuterday.
Frederick Hodges, of St John ondI
Imer'a company. who made repairsI
to the Viva, one 0‘! the boats entered
In the international motor bont runesH
loft thin morning, for Long iaiintl.a
where he will witnesa,the inner. .
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The United States ongineer’u mop;
if the iH'OlIOlOd “who" ““9 hi“ ”“9“ I lin street. to the liver. Alter Marin: P Pun“ “m- u “9 WWW!"
phoed on exhibition in lemon Parker: 1 m, report of m. oivil 0nd,”, lM‘ plIyId (our new wool: m. ll‘u
Bridge Pliiirmncy and lo uttractlnit not
I little attention. The man he: already
precipitated a number of lively argu-
nut“
All bids from control-tore on the St
at Charles in Dunnehaclte, newer coni-
At this time the semi- monthly buIlMII
hunting of the moat Norwallt“ rm.
Con-table Henry C. Seller won the
plaudits ot ”newton, yawn-day. when
It. Ildewallt on the but approach to
tile bridge. The fellow was inclined
I? diapote the outta-i but the MM
flu towed hint to comply with in. n-
in 7
.ched.
served and the attendance was unuau “
i ration.
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gilompo Beach for
.viro-preuidont oi the Texna Oil com»
' loot.
parade which will pose through East
Norwnllt on its march to Norwnlk. As
many Elm Norwnlk people will put-
ticipute in this event, the people of
'liliB place are interested and anxious
to do honor to the celehrntiou.
a.
The regular services were hold or
‘tho East Avenue Methodist church.
yeaterdiiy morning and evening. Rev
William W. Gilles omclated and preo- .
“it ”if? morning communion Willi
nlly large. the congreguiibn niuirently
being eager to grout Rev. Mr. tillloa
who has been enjoying his nniiuul \'il
The choir rendered on excopv
tlonally good pronriim in built the
morning and evening services.
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WESTPO’RT
SAUGATUCK
Contractor H. W. Mother 0! South
Norwnllt hail boon awarded the con-
tract for it handsome roeidom-e to be
erected for Albert lli‘iidloy. The
house will have eight rooms undfyngiil
:be titled with all improvemonto ‘iind
heated by steam.
nil nub-contracts.
Mr. Mother will let
Work has been started on the line
residence which in it) be erected til.
Arnold Srhluot. l
puny. 620 West End avenue. New
York. The residence will be 50 lat Sill
feet, two and one-hall atoriou high,
with two wings. each twenty by tom.
it will be of tonereto oomtruo-
tion and will be fireproof throughout.
;“llie work will be done by the day
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The special meeting of the Westport »
the district was held last week in me;
uelectmon ii roome. in the town bnild- I
inn. About one down were preunt. I
Who luiiilneuu coming before the meet-
lng “no the pronoun laying of I Iow-
er in Saugotfioit leading from hrnnkrI
uented by William J. Wood, Jr:. it "I
voted that the new sewer be construe.
ted under the direction of the tire dia- .
trlct committee. The coat of laying!
this rower will be not by the mono
who are undated and or. on dlltriot.
autumnal: ruItdooiI who live. in or
out into motion will he pleaded to
learn that thiI mar to to he put in.
At-pnuoot that loan ”open drain
which ouriu- this IWIIU. the minim
ol which come. tram the: item «no
”tar. and the stench on warm. dart. in
almost unbuan’blu mutiny the lay
in; of this new will noun other now-
rm to Woutport whieii‘ Ire wily wood.
on in many notion. puriieuiariy on
thin Iii-out. .
Iomunu 0! TH! 0mm).
1., Hopkinloo lulth la Iaid by I
writer in the Cleveland. Plain new
to have raid the: he found impiratioo‘.
molt only itrailmautruino and van. ,
“MI? Itittlulai m till dim wad
”norm about. him Ind he alwarli
WIMMMiwitn idiom
minimum .
j'sliowinit hiali boots with Mark buck
‘Penrl bottom! are emukiyod in
'llld‘m linro bovii “‘(ll'li white and blaoit
. altppero.
which they are worn. Royal purple and TEL. CALL ’
‘ll'lfll Imn divide honor: in than odd ....--.... .....
detail! of protocol fashionii.
The ribbon girdle iii an important im- ‘1
oomry to any wardrobe. One of the u
.with it big roulette in the shape or II
irealiu that 1 “edited I hernia. not.
H ”EGWN‘WWWM_
Lorine collars in pique Ire worn
of moueiwlluo. figured games or lane with some outta. .
at a compurtively amull figure. These} Fringe: and nelloons are uaed
transparencies come in ouch generouo Weight down tunlco.
widths that very little is required tor 13le min trims some or the dainty
gnruwnt. figurine, collar-i
it is remarkable with Vial it lilo; Many of the new motor veils are as
the arailop has come bnrlt to ilniIh large an Darla.
edges or route gowno. ooliara. handfl Embroidery ia the dominant note in
liounooe. rumor and the like. The lot Initiator dim drool-alien. '
our version of the style is the triple Suede ratio“ with tiny Iirapa over
band trimming ol the min. «itch bond the lesion are very mpular.
having it top and bottom urollop. wlilrli V ram prophetiit-a "hot the full will
is piped quututiy with it mid rotor see wide Iownu-«-vory wide.
Surb bandit are tiriliihlniru good many Hail fringe iii a stylish trimming
thimzn in the fashionable outfit. edging uneven. sklriu and tuition»
Ahmher tad Iniol)‘ nilfllllt'd by mt» \V'uhlngton liernld.
lonnliioit is 'the blazing rhlnusttmo
l0
LOWER-Tim Hm.
if your little daughter has ronched
that use when her dresaeu which were ‘
made early in the neaoon have become
my tolot out the hem in the skirt: '
Do this when the drugs is handy for
the tub and not alter it has been freeh-
ly laundered. earn the New Yolk
Press.
A good way to do it is to lower the
hem half its width, stitching the ham
to again when the crease of the tonn-
or lower edge in marked. Then when
it is washed and ironed there will be
no unsightly dark mark on the hem.
tor the present stitching will quite
oonrgal this. .
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NOTICE
We request our
patrons to be as I
e’coaotnical as
possible with the
use ofice.
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Brookside -lce Co.
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one. Implant". N. v., N. H. a H.
It. It. Froldtt Van. AM It. In. Nor.
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buckle on low him". For curly lhli‘
and winter a well-known shoemaker in
akin vititrpa and white roman tom.
the *
tlmltiit. Sorh home. tho mmrhnnl II
euro» his patrons will. be it in mode
all winter. .
Among the radical departure: from
the beaten path tire royal purple
m'citinmi with white lrnolto. \Vllll
Hotel Maliackeino
I. it. mutton. Mgr.
IIBVICI AND QUlOINI UPTO DAT!
HATIS ‘2 PER DAY AND UNARO
.. sumtvioutuns 75c
Banquets a Specialty
(lmy stmklnn with gray
auntie shoes are among the dainty ol-
ioctn for autumn and they look well
with ultnon any color gown.
Everybody and h r IlIior Ire wear‘
in: little tell halo i the uoouunry col-
or of the routine. Conm- mean veil:
drape-tho rolling brim and limit in
ilié air oi the olden and back. The
voila mntrh the color oi‘ the hot- with
neweotonos iI made oi’ wide nolru
ribbon and footers ion under the but
lt Costs Nothing
to allow us to slim“ en the
coal at
Putting Your
Fu mace .
in Perfect Ooh
helm the cold weather coma.
and tall?” ample time to Iupply
any broken or mluin: parts.
Horace ll. Nash
mull?!“ '
shawl!
sunflower. in many new gown the
only touch '0! color in introduced in
the girdle. and very alien only «gm:
of it in vlulbio. ‘ho undo being drown
through the body manerlol. allowing
odd-allow! patche- oi the vivid color
to appear. Supple veivotl are employ
ed in the some anannor and with Ix-
Iellant reunite.
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wlN‘l'ER mulls.
“No. i am not loIinn my who." told
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#1
from it. When i tell you that l boiisht
than four for ion than ordinarily i
would our for a ainxl. than you will
C
we row. tit-Wit mt pummr on
Itth will nova chair-Idle that i will
noiho at all “till“ with thou. Perv“
hope thit it true. but you III. i am
not planning tradition them till next. , M
Inmate l alum wear waah drun-
«in the ham laihgwiom. 'l'ltuul WWW...
will in Nut lint-Milli. to: tilt om
winter month-road i will not «an WW
drool. won out or them the rgrt at .
«he MW“ well. m In! m .
iron «out: Other. who to liar-ton.
' ‘ _ M a
worn-mm
nontrmc Nilfl'lfl‘l‘” .
wmr undue, ‘
with our home wall bout-d in ulnar.
i think than Broom tor indoor not
am much more INN! on. any oth- . mm v
Cl‘ MM. I“ ”It“ 011. ill! “)0 “W . M - .
tion or knowing they nor be coolly .m'“ “flaw . .
wallow-«Newark New. ' . / , .
. Mdlfil manhunt: um um . an ”I. ‘ ‘ I L
miter moor norm. Ibout tutu » noun to mm m m SUM
an inch in width. at which or. Ilium * “W N‘ “NE“ W - _ _ ‘ ” -
antiwmuoouuuaim: ’ ,‘
A Big- Assortment of
' " Stone. Ware
Specialties about 20%
Below Usual Prices
Io‘r'rtzu' Pore.
MEtEfiViNG JAIN
id gallon to 30 gallon
BEAN F073. CASSEEOLEB
QPICI GANG. FLOWIR POT.
8T0"! TEA ANDinOFFEE POTS
ulna—cu—
F. A. MITCHELIL
ennui rotten-unit
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mm want. no than an.
nowwaut. coma
Norwak Branch-(Illa at
The [mind Sentinel
Glover’s
Till PLACE
M
A HMO noun T0 IOLV!
THE BOYS’
SchoolShoe
Tl-ll our Anawun lI
tm liturt bulimia one to “running up .
like a wood." you will ilnd it mo»
nucleon nAitGAiN's‘ AT
PRICE’S ‘
SUMMER SALE
“NOW ON .
Price’ S Clethtng Store
98 Washington Street
PM! No» 11852.
Does
BEE“ HARD WORK to get the heating system in
your house in good working order every winter?
Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the fur-
nace now.‘and restore the worn out parts and clean
it thoroughly. so that you'll have no trouble when
you are ready to start it‘
It"
The Jones 8: Hotchkiss Co.
Et‘rlMATEI CHEERFULLY FURNisflkD -
Norwalk'. Conn.
Phone 742
at them—door, 80
LOOK h. p. Touring Car
Edition! with Ill! mohair top. wind shield. Ian nod oil lamps. Beech
magneto and coil: everything dratoiaaa. Guaranteed for one year by
the manufacturers. {or 01525. For lull purtienlara call or adore“
r. E. LOCKWOOD is. co.
a Wall limb-(Hon) Garage, Water Street. Not-walk. Conn.
Imua'umunmtumm
Iowan)“
.AUTUMN's as! OFFERlNG
in the choicest cuts or meat will be
found hero. We novrr disappoint cus-
tomers in the freshness. juicinoss nud
whole-someones at our meals. and
among our eui‘ly inil orderings you will
discover many meat dainties to please
botli eye and puinto. Phone or mill
for your orders. We guarantee to
please.
Chamok’s Market
76 NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. 445.: FREE DELIVERY
The Hatch & Bailey (lemony
IOUTH NORWALK. com.
Tuluuhuuu 40, with lunch nation. in wt Departm'
.Liimber and Mill Work for Everything
“TH!!! IS NO PLACE LIKE HOMEJQ
A home and conutaury ol porpoise will win lm' any man. The true
American homo hon proved the Iironueet bulwark nitolniit lullure in ‘
many I won't cor-Ir, became it sure him it tiellnite obloot'lor which
in olive and lurulnhod blot with an insight into the higher hints ill“
are In csuontlul to progreau and prtuipurlty. it you‘re thinking of
building. we wont to tall: with you about the material.
Notice
cum in th- «dome of tho
can» or the diam and the or: oi Id
looting the name. Dluuaul Ire oaIud
by I wrench. twiat or Ipruin in the
hook. lvuu ll dot. in childhood it During July “I Annual
f
our nun will tile“ on M
m and pain in
1mm.
CWmumun-d ‘um‘tntip.m.Atym
tinudluuauuaui‘“ murmur: " .
Wtw Hill-MI“ A solarium oihur in»:
item m in W. . »
Nmousuu. “hm. .Piirai‘r- day from 7 I. m. to I p. m.
m. Hurt. mm Ind rmlo niu _ \ .
«In If. liven Ittutlon. Ila
W it duh. You will
m‘vin chiropractic I
pm
mm»... EE. Goth“
uwmmurou moo. nouwrittt . ~-
ltaum firmed: mm It» ‘ mm
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