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Armchair at
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BOOKS RECENTLY ADDED To
NORWALK LilRAR)! ‘
This is a list. or books other than
' fiction, including'jnveniles. Forty new
titles. in fiction together with the
names of those rented each month
from the New Fiction Library may be
seen on the bulletin board. , '
Philosophy
Could. George Milbry.
The Infinite Presence.
Munsterberg. Hugo.
hmprican Problems.
.. Ethics
Lynch, Frederick,
The Peace Problem; the Task oi the
Twentieth Century.
Reilgirm
Savage. Minot Judson.
Life's Dark Problems.
Troward. T..
The Croatls‘e Process in the indi-
vlduai. .
Sociology.
Upton. Emory,
\
Th Military Policy or the United p
Slam;
Education
Iillls. Boris,
’ Phiillstlne and Genius.
Palmer. (loom Herbert.
SeltCultlvation in English.
Wilson. Mrs. Lucy Landon.
Nature Study.
, , Selected
. o‘atwald. Wilhelm...
Man and Woman.
Usatui Arts
' numerals
Zenner. Philip.
Education in Physiélocy
glene.
Haber. John Manner.
Consumption. its Relation to Ian
and his Civilisation. its Prevention
and Cure.
and fly-
A
Agriculture
Bailey. Libsfly Hyde.
The Country-Lit. ilovement in the
United disses
Principles of Agriculture.
Lyon. D. Everett,
How to Keep Bees tor Profit.
farkiason. Edward Koseissd.
The Practical Country-(nationals.
Vosrbooa. E. 8..
Float Principles of Agriculture.
Don-dc Animals.
Wienor. sum 1%..
Foreign Cass Birds.
Rose. Laura.
Farm Dairying.
Mastic loamy.
Logan, Mrs. John A.,
The Home Manual. Everybody‘s
FultNIsrrEa '
Painting.
Cheslleau. Ernest.
Alien. Grant.
Evolution in ltalian Art.
Warriors. A. 1..
The Flemish School of l’aintin
Lawrence. Edwin Gordon.
One Hundred Choice Selections.
Poetry. '
Phillips. Stephan.
The New inform»
Percy. Sir Thomas.
Reliques of Ancient l‘otery.
Drama.
Hewlett. Maurice Henry.
Man.
Clarke. Sidney w..
The Miracle-Play in England.
Essays.
Crotbers. Samuel .lllcChord.
anion; Friends.
Wilde. Oscar,
Guide in Home. Social and Basi-
ness Lilo.
‘ Business Arts.
Gross. John Robert.
Bhorthand; a Light blue Phonon»
raphy for the Million.
Fins Arts—Flower Gardens.
.. Chasersstions on Chemistry:
nun, Hemlock. . '
.n. ;
Iilbeo. Mrs. neien Ricky. .
Cotton Gardens.
Hardy 'i’lama for
s
also Carpets and Rugs
Shades to Orer a Specialty
We want you to know that ,we carry a large line of
Floor Oil Cloths and Printed Linoleums
Ruffled Curtains and Tapestry Portiers
A. Dickerman 8: Son
84 WASHINGTON sr.‘ ,-::~ ELEPHONE «s
.,._.;.;._._..._._
We Give S. 8. ll. Trading Stamps
Lotion.
Arnold..dlatthow.
Millers.
lisosiisny.
Whiting. Robert Rudd.
Four Hundmd M StMal.‘
Phelps. William Lyon.
Issays on Russian Novelista.
' Dasoriosioa and Travel.
Barron. arts-o. ;‘
Foot Notes. or
Art. _
Hurray, Ma mob.)
Handbook tor tserisnd.
, Collier. Prim.
The West in the East. " y»,
. Roosoveli. Theodore.
Mrlcan Game 'i‘rsils.
Egypt and How to See it.
3 rapper. (‘harles Melville.
Tomorrow in tubs.
way.
Tbsyer. William Malt-police,
Nerves of the New West.
'. James. George Wharton.
The “and (‘anon of Alisona
Ilogrsphy.
-. nsrnum. P. T..
Strtlulea and Triumphs.
Dickens. Kitton. F. (3..
Thu Dickens Country.
l'rohmsn. Daniel, .
Memories of a Manager.
lrvinx. Stoker. liram.
lrvinx.
Kingsley. Charles,
Letters.
sate. Charles Edgar Louis.
My Day.
lloorevslt, Kuiinick. Mas.
Blows, C. iii. and L. 3..
Harriet iieechor Stowe.
Wilde. Oncar lt‘lngali (l'il'lallort
His Life.
Dress Trimmings
. , , So many new thiass in Dress Trimmings are con.
stsntly arriving that it is difficult to discriminate.
iiowevar. we wish to emphasise the coast)
. or our collection.
7 Dsiishttui eosstiaus in Tassels. incisdios lint Olso-
.. r niiio. Cut Jot. Out Steal. Crystal, Psari. Gold
Silver Beads. etc. .
stylish mm" or Bllk. on steel, Chenille. dun
Jet. in straight or graduated shoots.
Exquisite 'mtndings and sums". in silica walls.
Ecru and all the leading shadgs. includiau the now
Kelley Green.
*- Altogether the best showing or Trimmings we
“ have our had. . .
The N. E. Ryan Co.
. to Washington Must .
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History.
Chinman. N. l'..
Cellos. éiuiis It.
Annals of Old Manhattan.
~ ' Juveniles
woolen. ailsnolssttg‘lIioiot,
Romances of Inland.
llsuators of tits Iiioncos.
Woodhull, John Francis.
Electricity.
rostsr, illdwin w.
Carpentry and Woodwork.
Gillan. Elisabeth lists.
unassuming.
Houston. and T..
locbsnics
Miller, Mary flours.
Outdoor Work. '
dhsw. lliiss Eddy.
“Mint. i ll 1
Blend. Charles Conrad. ""
Working in Hotels.
Arr-list. Ellie,
Needlecraft.
liiiisruClsode i-L.
Outdoor Iports and games.
Warner. Clinics Franklin.
i
llama Decoration.
The English School or Paintiné.
g.’
Literaturr—Coiisctions. p
The luwreoco Reader and Speaker.
The Awnists; s Trilogy or God and
Essays. Criticisms and Reviews.
Waiklnd‘ as a Fins
Hutchins. Frank W. and Cortell.
ilouseboatins on a Colonial Water-_
From Rough Rider to President.
l0.
Tho Tmody or Andersobviiio.
Roberts. chat-loo (loom Douaiss.
1'
Personal Romiuiscencea of Henry
Frye. Alexis Everett.
Elements of Geography.
Alcott. L. 31.. ‘
Little Women Series. 8 vols. (new.
edition). I
,Donnell. Annie Hamilton.
Rebeccs Mary.
W ‘llilll'lllil
St. Mary’s Football Aggregation
8m
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"ii’iiitiiu‘tilll
druid list halts impression 4
sn'iiiuil suns: '
In one of the hardest fought bottles
or the season. Norwulk High School
toothali beam and tilt. Mary‘s Y. M. (‘3.
team played to‘a tic score Saturday
afternoon. Nsi‘iherside was able to
score. There was uuchmivairy ~be.
tweonwtho beams and this"was plainly
evident alter the game was under
way but a few minutes. Arguments
were quite frequent. and caused quite
as often by the spectators us by the
piaycrs. Thor. was so much time out
that the game had to be called off at
the end of the third period. and should
have been called all at the end or the
first hair. as the third quarter was
played 1n darkness.
Emleston, Edward.
The Hoosier Behooimaster.
lIELB ll? ll Tld IEI 0|
V“ II"!
,(Continued trout First Paul
later take stops to have them brought
to Judaism. ,
Mr. Banks was driving along to-
ward hand some time snugly betore
ultralight... when suddenly s. also insan-
his horse‘s bridle. Mr. flanks was
about to «postulate. when there came
a blow tron behind. soother III hav-
ing climb“ into tho was!» and struck
hi- oo the head with a haasy'club.
All this occurred on watts known
as ilia ”new road" and is in front or
the place where Joesph Seuss-t rom-
erly lived near the now mull The
stood is quits dark at tho point. but
ms- rsosnissd the man who stop-
Mhis lumoatasd isaaidto have
last before mil blow which tampons
ily nod-admin vim ‘ on s..
Bavarduot m wt man a
no suns wore bro 1o. lat-"i!
the hold” aldall
eitod Wood measure over us alair.
Not inydars bassuohadsringdeed
culprits brought to law {or their act.
which was by no means confined to
the drill blow that was struck from
behind, Mr. [tanks is quite badly in.
lured. and it is feared that his mind
has been ails-cred. the blow being on
also back oi his head where so onus-l
uaily large iualp has arisen. He has
one black eye, apparently a blow
from one or his assailani's lists. and
his race is badly scraped and scratch-‘
ed. ltruiscd all over. Mr. malls is‘
feeling for from in his right condition
today. .. ‘
According to his story he had twen-
tyutil'r- dollars in‘ bills inside his coat
pocket when he was held up and when
s. came to. in the swamp. the money
was missing. LibsWise his journey-lug
muptora had salmon hence. aslmz
rul unto the last was his horse who
3 E F‘ornius American Actor-.0! Today.
' ‘ Moody. Daniela, w. ii.,
; l l). L. Moody and ills work.
, ' Pryor. Mrs. Roger A.,
had waited the several hours einps.‘
McKay. Edward Frederick. and Win lug between the time of his robbery
and the coming oi his Insular.
Crawling on his hands and RW‘
laid. Mr. Banks managed to not to his
then started tor home. reaching therei
about
Chilled to the marrow by his cumin-i
nod and eniqrood lying in the swamp
a serious condition.
Ho was somewhat better yostordsl'.
he does not tsiir Just rill“. meaning
that the blow on live head may have
Banks-in Norwaiit at to o'clock blatur~
do: olaht and claims that at that
time he was porinotiy sober and all
right. this statement havins been in
"answer to a question asking whether
Hanks had been drinking during use
urday analog.
M the adsir had not
that oilolsliy up to last It!!! it ll.
exp-cm that so. risnka will «as 103
Kuwait: as soon as his condition will;
“I l'il osssli l9. ”M Mt-lilllt
is «rial. n that r W.
Time was a must“! as to nu-
tlvs or the hold-up raised darts: a “-
oussion midday about as , in}
Whether it was tor the potato
robbery entirely or Mar th
a blind to savor stssr and d . ,
senator rostrum assault. ‘r’
be clearly sottis‘diis mounds
who know swirls}, ( "
l to their opponents. They received the
lthe field with but a few losses.
od out: from the bushes and many
recounts-d the mas with the club.-
' is as».
, molded within tin tarrliory and“
all cltiuns are anxious to have the,
As a result of his severe beating.
in tho first quarter Norwik Highs
showed that they were very superior
iklclood and forced their way down
To-
,ward the end of the quarter Green—
‘iwood mode a very pretty kick from
l the center or the hold to St. Mary's
l, 8-yard line. Nattcford missed the ball
1 and Coley. by same fast tootwork. re-
,oovond the ball. Here the whistle
; blew. and the score stood 04).
i in the second quarter the play start-
‘ed on St. Mary's Sword line in Nor»
_wsik:s possession. On the but two
é downs Nor-talk could not gain. Grous-
.wood signaled [or s torwsrd pass on
till. third MI. but O'Hou‘ did not
issued tho mu until he was lo back
lot the goal line. There was a great
6 deal or kicking on both sides and cos-
l sidosabls lino was lost._ The playbwas
decided as s touchback and tho bail
lwas lives to St. Mary's. All during
:this quarter there was a most deal
or kickina and before it was over it
was beginning to get dark. The score.
co.
The captain or each team agreed to
play a “minute quarter. When play
‘w'ss malnfl both teams were greatly
handicapped by the duknoss. it was
'imposslhlo to see who had the bail.
’ and it was just look that neither side
scomd. Nor-walk man did score a
touchdown is this quarter. but the
l
umpire. influenced by the crowd, de-|
cidod that“ the High school mayoral
. were offside and themiore he did not?
, allow til. touchdown. lloth tesmsé
rough: hard in this quarter. and it was;
our
on. a. at no company;
: . rhino!
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Chiffonstl-
Aioollectiuu of girlie and cubwchhy stufl' intended for
girls' dancing trucks. which looks fit for a fairies’ ball.
This is the day for the "jcunc" lillc anyway. illlll lllL‘St'
lovely materials are just app mpriatc for the girls, though
lllt-rc are some soft grays and pearls for those oi" sullurcr
years. . ‘ ‘
Figured and Striped Chiffons
and white with satin stripes, t‘illlll'tjltlt’fi‘tl «livers and
prihtcd floral designs. ‘ '
LilaMaycd, at tile Lace Section.
Rubber Gloves . '
35c
All absurd price it seems for Rubber Cloves. but
that's it. Good quality, of course. though we prefer not
to mention the maker's name. In sizes from 7 to 8%.
Housckccpcrs, doctors, nurses and (ltlubtluss hundreds of
other people will. be glad to know about them.
Toilet Suction.
‘ A New Stocking
, which promises to be satisfactory. » l
«muons;
in (li'llt‘zllt‘ pinks, blues
a
It is of black silk llslc with a deep garter top, double
woven soles and an extra high spliced heel. It also has a
spliced selvagc scam d0wn th c buck. and seems put togctlr
er for wear. . .
38:, 3 pairs for $1.00.
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Any woman who is n‘ots attained with those stockings ’
after reasonable wear, may bring them back and obta'gll‘ml
than a new pair. .
lo the Tea Room
For Monday and Tuesday the ice cream will hr 501' ’L‘tl
in most interesting formant anticipation of llailowc en.
Golddn Pumpkins which are yellow on the outside/and
white inside, wonderful Candles which may be lighted.
and fearsome Black Cats. For those who prefer it the us»
ual vanilla cream will he in rcarliuess. but the children will
enjoy the special forms.
It
The Paris Cloak & Suit House
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characterised as the previous quarters
by the numerous arguments between!
from tho drnmpness in which he hath i-Tlturdevsnt '
horse and carriaso and crawl in. Ho: Coley. Greenwood
2 o'clock .fiuaday morning: O'Hara ...........
sad with his other injuries. bruises‘ id. C. 0.
and wounds. air. Banks was indeed in»
l
thoush it is understood that a rl‘isnd‘
who held conversation with him saidi
storied the brain. This friend saw, .1 1
i
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the plyaers and the umpire. Neither
side, scored. and the game ended in a
tie and supremacy undecided.
The lineup of the teams was as
follows:
HIGH SCHOOL. ST. MARY'S
. Rose
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belt halfbac
Fullbac
all.
' St. Mary's Y.
Bcoro~-N. H. S
Quarters-"1?.
Refugee” Ri
isa Log Playing.
WI"
y... in member of lilo local high
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of
Wednesday. All Sainta’
Loonardi celebration of the Hill! CMHW'MD“: about an eighth of an inch from the
.st and at It). Noemi; oithe Woman‘si bottom and about a fourth iron the
...... Masner Guild at 2:30 with Mrs Thomas Mur- Hm This 1 measure that i may know
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‘ray. No. it Harriet street.
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THE HOUSE OF GOOD CLOTHES
33 South Main Street. South Norwalk
It you don't trade here we both lose. money. it you are not in
nu- hat)“ or trading here it will pay you to investigate our goods
and prices before making your next purchase. We like to have you
com-.‘ars values. This store always wins with the women who corn-
DIN“ You will find here the right garments [or ovory ocasion. lleau.
mu} Sana from $9.93 up to $253M This sonaon‘s correct. styles of
(‘oats from $5.98 up to $25.00. New styles in Dresses from $4.95 up to
Savage ....... : ............ Aruuino; $35.00. We also carry the biggest line in town or Skirts, \i’alals.
belt and. (‘ors‘vts and l‘gttlgplts‘. Jazzapt your;i business: but‘wi don't1 expect
. . i u ‘ 0" vv Wu \‘0 l l' '
Palmer """ Guaruicrl. “' sheehan Ltw‘l: 31:393..» that fills storegls thfanbcnteinI lion-n.u 0 low ’ your
Len tackle.
llrown ...................... Carroli‘ __ __‘_ M ..._ ______
"e“ RWd- CHURCH cautions - parish is called to the meeting or 0..»
Oliver ..................... slculune _____, ! mm ”gammy of .1... Daughter. 01’ m,
Cenwr- loom Norwllk Canons-lion“ Church King at mam Church Thursday, or
Campbell .................. EBDDKllol \"t’illlefltltlyv'3230 1). nl.. all women which “up, may be found elsewhere
Right guard. :or [he church are cordially invited to in u“, ”at,“
Preoro ................. M. Shoehalr u". murmur of the Women's Alm‘lis—' mm”.-- ,__-.___
ltight tackle. lion; 7:30 p, In. rehearsal of the chow A GLIMPBE OF DR. JOHNSON.
Greenwood, Coley ............ mam ms. '- From 80mm” "Lilo or Johnson":
‘ Right end. Thllrsday~~7145 p. m.. the mltl-woek- "In one or Dr. Johnson’s manuscript
.Fltelson .................. \ll'i‘lui‘d’service of the, church. diaries there is the rollowing entry.
Quarterback. . —-—-— which marke his curious minute attso
Gross Portal» lion: 'Juiy 26. ”till-4 shaved my nail
DIN—TN”. by accident in wllrttinn the kniie
the growth at llillltl.' And 'Aug. if),
Th“"“"“'Th0 20th 1““ asuunblyl 1753, i cut [mm the vine lofty-obs-
tho D‘“‘M°" 9' the King in the loaves which weighed tlvu ounces and
Lilioceas °' Connecticut. T“ celebra“: u hull and oluht nrruplou. i lay them
.tion or the Holy Communion at 9:30., upon my Mme' to am, what weight .
. the lit. row. the Bishop oi the Diocese, they wm lose by drying."
'; bola. celebraat. Mach for the clam
iao
sombly hail. Address at 3:80. Knichts‘
ET. Oct. 40- H W“ “m.“ 0! King Arthur. ills enquires Ill 7130: or marvelous power, and it is bound
horns of Ralph Hates. the iii-pm 9.". at 3.
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DALLAB' ARTEMAN WELL.
An artenian well in Dalila. Texas, is
d other guests at l in the town "‘I
libst others may be drilled without in
i The annual All saints” oderlns for tom-wins with the capacity or the one
.. retails” learn. who" '98 "Willie bonoilt of the parish will be taken, already in operation. This well is
a. in the sumo with the listth 2 Sunday next.
‘ i 2.500 root in depth. and the water rises
3. 1 n schoOI SIWNW- Vi“ l“ ‘ W5“ Camp's God in Dar Refuse will br'nym n with a pressure or no pounds.
l
,~ flair-ass is as
boo! rc~‘ thigh- “. was tslrcn 'to'his homo in
Mud to the Norwalk i'olios dumb as sulonfliiia.
slack Johnson a Mason.
mutton. oer.
the hem prlsaiiantsr. into
a ilssonlc loose at Dundee has i‘aim‘d
lflwwrl'cobditios. llatl-s was running the factor. or the musical servico' An 0mm”? lire ”Mm” puts mm ‘
with t a bail and war- tackled on "“Jlel‘t 3mm” QVOIIIIII.
lion Mk. which was dislocated at the
twosome or about 60 pounds. so it. is
l “to am has b0” [Mm for the seen that this source or water mossy
lorsction or so oak rssdos tor the altar. ’I l. . 3:“; mm to 0‘! city. With it
1 While simple and severe in design. it ; capo! certain also it rises to a height
{M
ii add much to ths’appenrsnce or or 150 feet. "a when confined in g
‘lhfl ICICUMVY- It Ill“ 'l” ‘11 ”“06 by , ['(anh m” "m m m" ThGrfi-ll
30.4w rem i Christmas. , ‘
permit to enter a complaint against). stlrhapwhat hurried1 initiation or J“ it
.io nsoa.
’ a now or 1.320.906 gallons a day.
w... .-. Munbmn...
Muriel (hitting him down easyiwi
we...
at. Paul's Church.
Tuos‘dsya-S p. in. Girls’ Friendly 80-. should advise you not to take it 30
a storm of protest throughout ihi‘ cioiy at the Berkeley street thawi' heart.
country. The grand lodge or Sworn-om... ;
land. presided over by tho sisrquia oi‘
W l tho
mum‘s.
marathons-Instr
,msssssa
s _..u.
it
of Murine. ans'ordered a searching: on. Holy Communion; ii s. m.. morn-i
i might prove a lost undesir-
, heart. i might prove a roost undesir-
Wodnesrisy. All Saints' Day—“7:30 u. know.
Haiooim (blitcriyl: it strikes me
lapttler. The Dun-I, ins rrayer and Holy Communion: B as more like a radio. One man mm
tho Hermite or o. ., evening prayer. The Guild will the p...” and
the others not the,
- that sat at the counsel mm at t. Knish" suave-rum Bet.
also ,of Ws‘sh stall at s. '
The at ndaacs at tho word’s attire advertise your wants ia'j'ilhs Isstinsi.
i .1 , ‘J
, at on than
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