New sales in Lodies'
House Dresses
in Gingham and Percale at
$100, sizes 84 to 46 inches.
Lndies’ Long KIMONOS in
Flowered Crepe Cloth at
$1.00, all sizes.
May Manton Patterns. 1
‘Ali Patterns 101: "P
1:. K. BANKS i
Mahloksmo Hotel. Block 1%;
South Norwalk
‘ other
“nus so fr" . .Nonvitshnjnvsurn .‘anrlnnnli
Now Ready
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MILLINERY NUMBER.
muaumm
Stationery ‘ Stores
'6 South Main Street,
South Norwalk,
49 Wall Street, Norwalk. ,
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WEATHER FORECAST.
‘ For Norwalh and vicinity: Rain this
afternoon; cloudy tonight; Saturday
lair; light to moderate variable winds,
Weather conditions: A disturbance
central over the Lower Mississippi
Valley is causing cloudy and rainl’
weather in the southern districts. A
secondary disturbance, central over
New Jersey, is causing unsettled wea-
ther with heavy local Showers along
the North Atlantic coast. New York
city reported 3:44 inches of rain durv
ing the last 24 hours. The tempera-
tures are lower in the Lake region and
New England.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:-
Temperature: Low, 65; high, 79.
Cloudy. ‘
At the carnival at the Country Club,
tomorrow night, everyone dancing
:must wear a mask. 4*
Wan
Orson Stnnnard, of 14 Quintard are-
nue. engineer at the Norwalk Lock
Company, is confined to his home by
illness.
(Miss Angela Fanning, Ivho has been
spending a week with Miss Amelia
Becker, of Fairfield ave‘nue, has re
turned to her summer home in Allen-
hurst, New Jersey.
Miss Bertha Farr has returned to
her home in East Norwalk alter
spending‘hcr summer vacation at the
home of Mrs. John Tucker, on Burtis
avenue, New Canaan.
PLEASANT BIRTHDAY sURPRlsE
PARTY.
A host of friends of The Norwnlka
and out of town gave 11 birthduy sur’
prise party to Mr. and Mrs. Albert
:llatley, of \l’ood‘ward avenue, lust
evening, and the function was most
delightful. Local and New York till-
ent combined in providing entertain-
ment and there were musical selec-
Ilc Birthday Card;
New line. It‘s worth your while to
look these over.
10c Linen Writing
' Paper
The best that can be had for the
money.
DONN'ELLY’S
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
VICTROLAS KODAKS
For Up-to-dnto Service Call
FRED. H. GANUNB,
Funeral Director and
Embalmor.
Office and Relldonce
Telephone 904.
B4 80. Main BL 50. Norwnlk.
Follow the Crowd*
ROTON POINT
DANCING
Pavilion
Dancing Every Night and Saturdlv
Afto‘rnoono.
Six Pieces of Music
a.
lions and rocitnilons of merit. Dune
inn. too, who u pleasant diversion. lie 1
lros‘hmonto of n dainty nuturo were
served at midnight. and many Ileillill'
ful gifts promoted to the 'host and
hostess. who were most. engaging in
their roles. When the partyot «their
friends wnlltod into the house Mr. Illlil
Mrs. liniloy Worn slwocliivss with
surprise. ‘
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theory with tho idon oincorinln \VIIHII-
lion wns put: "Whlit in 11 synonym?”
"A synonym." explained the hid.
first.”wllrooltlyn Lil‘c.
“”1 m
novice! NOTICE”
W
Uriel bring or send in 350 11ml
Hearst's,
The Metropolitan. for three months.
brl log $1.60 and The Sentinel
I week for The Sentinel.
lines dost with all the mot
ovary Milena! the locally.
.. can; -
' Tournine
CHOCOLATES
it is to ho toured lliltt 11 groin. many
‘ tliolry wilhnlio him of u contttin Windi-
inglon “it‘llOOIIioy to whom the duos-
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11 word you mm when you don't. know!
how to spell the one you thought or
ll‘you are 11 subscriber to The Ben-
throe oi the most popular magazines.
Fashionable Woman and
It you are not 11 subscriber send or
and
_ magazines will be sent you for three
. months by mail. If you prefer to hove
a newnboy deliver your mum send us.
lite for romaine: and m the My “11'
The more»
inb-
fleets of vital inmost and, will pious
Smith
Cleanser and
. Dyer
24 North Mlln at.
South Normik.
opsnmo or eanowooo
ECHAPEL THE 7TH.
Sunduy-nohooi Hounlolm ‘wlll begin
next Sunday, the 7th. At 11 mootinl-i
of officers and teachers held with illu-
perintondont .‘i. ll. Lowrance, every
teacher 11/1111 present 11nd officer exaspt
a S Merriam who after many years
of lulthnu‘ service as Secretary and
Treasurer is obliged. by reason of
poor healtl1,.to rouign his omens. Mr.
Merriam will be sorely missed.
The fidelity and enthusiasm of the
teachers and officers are rare, and can
not be equalled It In such as will
make 11 success of everything and is
the main element in proper Sunday-
schoolwork.
A. boy’s meet will be carried on by
the chapel during the coming autumn
the Superintendent
owoiooooomm : i; ; ’ ; : ‘ :
‘1 The Leading Furniture f
81 HeuseiurnishingHouse 5
' on THE NORWALKS' ':
A. J. Collins}
COMPANY
Mmmmoocmoo
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62
O. B. Jackson
Highland Lchigh Coal
in all sizes for family use. We purchased thll‘r .
in order to have the best for our custOmoro.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
WI possesses dIdtNR'l’dfildrl'r deth'l'l'i'dw
ii at a fancy price
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
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all Optician
Everything 1n the Optical Line
PHONE 438.
% Eves Examined Free .
esoesier-rwrseM-rrswwr:
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tile
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. tho llollo lslnnd Club moy be postpom
and 'winter, under the supervision or
It is hoped that the full member
ship of the school will he pullout aun-
Four and Six Cylinder Models
OSCAR H
GARAGE. RIVER STREET.
“The Moyer Sec of the Meyer Car,
The .Moyer Want to Own One”
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Catalogues or demonstrations on request.
Automobiles to rent by the hour, day. or week.
in stock.
BANKS
NORWALK. CONN.
'I'OhiA'l‘i)IZISIHiR BASKET .
S\\’IZI7.'I‘ I’l )'I‘A’l‘(‘)li$,
Pears.
20 North MIIn 8t.
IIIIIIS III IHI SillHflIIl
.“lhn rogulnr dunce will be held Slit-
urdiiy evening ut the Knob Club.
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Tho wind was terrific along the
shore inst owning 111111 a his title was
blown in.
The Mystery (‘nrd party cutortuln-
ml this “"1503 at tho linob Club yuetow
diiy nitornooii.
'l‘lio (Iniu'o of tho Knob Club will be
hold 1111 111111111 tomorrow owning 11nd.
promiuun in be 1m cnioynblomifull‘.
vaua- mm...»
The third cunoo Nico In the seriou tit
11d until llilxl. 11111111011. bocnuso this one
hits iri'ococdod no for.
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A number of the cotlngers at Delhi
Iiillllld nro remaining inter than usual
this your bnouuse of the ununuoi
wolitbor. 'l‘lilu in more apparent than
ever before.
The cup {which was offered by a
lady of Hello island for a men's don“
bios‘ championship. was not for e on»
non rune. but for tennis. The tourney
will begin shortly.
The Misses Gladys Morshouss, May
Smith, Roberta litummlor, Anne Look-
wood and Messrs. Stanley liaidwino
Herbert haldwin, Harold Noon.
Charles 'i‘sylor, chopemned by Mr.
and Mrs. Chester H mammal. elm
nod 11 olnmhalte tor loot evasion unis
ml: 011111 one had their lire till nurt-
oily (or I tend mansion
Fancy Evergreen Corn,_d01en, 150
GREEN LIMA IIIZXNS, PER QUART
l’lithlIIiS. l‘IiR BASKET ... ..
PER QUART
Egg Plant. Apples, Crab Apples,
UNITED GROCERY“: COMPANY
. .................... 5n-
...... 75¢,$1.00
......... 25¢
..... 5¢
Musk Melons, Bartlett
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Phone 148.
been planned to enjoy 11 soil in the
Nash boys’ bout "Daphne," but the
storm prevented this. so the young
people gathered in the clubhouse and
lust bus.
'YAGHTBMII HIPSOII
HAS MORE TROUBLE
With 11 gentle bretnlo. excellent. for
SillllllK, Willlllll; uhorowurd {rpm the
nouihwout yostoriiny afternoon, Hurry
illpnon, son of .111. and Mrs ll J.
ilhmon. of Sl‘lllllill) Ilium, l‘lust Now
wullt. milled down by tho Knob (hub
to see some friends.
live o'clock 11 soon” ntruch tho waters
of tho Hound from the northeast and
soon whipped thorn to whitoonpn. Mr.
to ride out the blow, but it continued
and he Was unable to roniuin long
enough.
{letting up still homily roofed the
young man attempted to boot up the
harbor. Ho outdo mom leeway than
he did liendwny, however, and was
soon forced to give up the scheme,
when the wind had increased in vol-
unity and tho-rain had begun to full.
Mr. Hippos turned his craft around
(love.
home by trolley.
dunrod 11nd phiyed games until the '
Along nbout‘
llipuon lowered his null and prnpnrod‘
and sounded before the i‘ortyonlie gels
to the safety of the protected Wilson‘s
Here he left his craft and went
Mr. H1930)! wits «pulled off , the
titans Club several weeks ago when
his shostroro immodln an new?
blow. H11 in In export sailor, but the
elements min to have it in whim.
On aécount oi
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IMPORTANT NOTTC
Cocoa Extracts, Spices and Imported
Oils,
90 Washington St. —~Tel. Con.——— South Norwnllt
thought it wise to" continue this Great Spec
Stamp-Giving Sale, so that all the trade woul
have an opportunity to receive the large num
ber of Extra Stamps.
application and will be distributed.
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. .lll uwmmflfiflmmflwmm l.I:I Izl'Im will
the vast amount of Tea, Coil
sold last Week,
REW DAVEY,
Circulars can be had (in
HAS A FIRE
(Continued from first page.)
Just how the fire started nppenrs to
be unknown at present. Tony Murillo,
ihe night watchman, wns'golng up the
steps in the heater room to moire his
8 o’clock round. when he (lisvoi'ercd
the flames. which were spreading very
fast. He called up the fire depnrtiiient,
which responded in short order. From
the small blnne which the watchman
saw the firemen found a great cou-
llngrniion. the sky having turned pink
with the reflection. ‘
Hope Hose Boys First.
The Hope Hose Company‘s appur-
ntus was the first to reach the scene,
and Chief Engineer Montgomery or-
IIII-“tiered a line ot‘ hose laid through the
front door at the end of Smith street.
The line was connected with the hy-
drant at. the foot of Mill Hill, and the
front door was battered down so that
the firemen could work to better ad
vantage. Another line of hose con-
nected with the Smith street. hydrant
was ordered on the roof oi‘ the build-
ing, where the flames had just begun
to breult through.
There were five lines of hose play-
ing on the' names and lit about 8:30
than... 11111111114111“
o‘clock, the firemen had the fire under
control The heater room and the
* machine shop flies were extinguished .
3 nppurentlv with ease but much dam
age was done by fire and “titer in the
(undue room 'lhe holler room wns
also considerably damaged,
Had to Get More Hose.
The Phoenix Engine Cempany had
two lines of hose on the building, and
later both companies sent' men back
to headquarters for more 11059. One
line was connected in East Wall
street and run down in the rear of
the building. ’I‘WO lines were then
on the buck and three in and about
the beater room.
Mill Wu Cloned Down.
The paper mill had been closed
down for about two weeks, undergoing
repairs, but there was 11 fire in the
boiler room. indications arc, how-
ci‘cr, that. the fire did not start in
this place.
it won 10:30 o‘clock When the buck
inns sounded, the firemen having: been
out. nenrly three hours. The heater.
outline and boiler rooms wcrr procli-
vnlly united by the flames 111d water.
It won eluted tliut thd loss iniizlil. ho
Silhililll.
'i‘llo ruin come in nhout the right
limo. 1111 it undoubtodly honomtml tho
ilromon. Some of the firemen were
burned by spurks tlint dropped from
the rollers of the burning bulidimz.
Lorne Tank Falls.
A inrgo tank in tho huntin- room
foil utter tho 11m 1111111 under control.
nod 11 number of 1111-11 were “Ni” it.
The iliilk brought down one lurne ruli-
er and the "perks 11nd unions illillirly
drove the firemen out, . "'
Several men and Htllllfmlii from llnr-
oil'oin'n school stood over randy to
flinlp tho ilromon. (lliirlie ltnlntoi‘. 11L
dun Pointer, Wurnor liloiiinnuo, 111111
11 number of other young men shied
in the worh
Bolton Church Lou 550,000.
nos'rotv, Sept.5.1~'l‘he nullim 11
Pint-o Unitarian Church, one oi the
oldest church millions in the city, was
suited by fire early today, musing a
loss estimated iii “0.000. The blast“
looked so serious for 11 time that
guests routed mm their beds in the
nearby West lune hotels and lodglnn
houses by the motto were thrown into
11 panic.
for some time before it was discov»
area
one of the ofliolols of the company
inlernied o Sentinel representative
this mornlnntliot while it would the
several «was, possible two months.
norms secretions could in resumed.
these Aft
to come once
and come every week. '
11119111 Special Alter Supper Sale offering I11 undermined—radi-
cullx 'llmt menus tunings in (wry instnnit—qiickels, dimes, q‘ua
tors hnli‘ dollars nnd dollars ale sailed on eieiy purohase— accord-
ing to the values.
We wonder if you realize the saving possibilities
Snppei Rules hold out to 1011.3‘011 only have
lotun~then 1011 will “get the lnblt‘
$1.50 White Lingerie Waist
eewefififi'owf9fi :"Pfie
I'I' I.I'I
.I‘Ia J J. 1“ Hilllzl‘; I' £3.59;
IHIII.I:II::II I:I:
w.A.HANFORD
GARAGE
Have your ellinders cleaned by the oxygen decurbonizer. It does
the work as well as you could do it by taking down the motor. It ill
need by all the leading manufacturers of automobiles. We do1 it
for 81.2 5 a. cylinder. .
Storage, Supplies, Renting and Repairing.
Agency for Stanley and Rambler Cara.
We have several bargains In second—hand cars. 1 ‘
The fire had been burning .
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Sol: the Great Canal in "Picture and Prose ._
Read How You May have ll Almost Fret *
(‘11! out the Aime coupon. and prone: it 111 this onion with the a“
ratios nmouht hm-ln set «1111111111111 1111 nip-lo Minded (which warmth
trim of the rout of parking. Morn- hum tho (notary, «1111111111111
mm. «1311 alum Murmur :1 Burma lime). and receive your 1:
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TENTH HQLDE acumen.
and WW
Bio Gathering of Veterans At Meeting
At 81min Rook,
11ml routlml business transac-
lilirllllun oi the previous men
Tililll 11nd tilt-11 (hurles H
.1111?!“ or New llnwn the great.
limo hi it it. l‘lrsdloy was oi
dinner of the Tenth regiment. Con burnt .
noctlcut Volunteers. was held roster ‘ The following ore the trim
day at Wilcox‘g Petr restaurant, 8111411 1111; regiment who here died
limit. One hundred and twentrfive the past your, one of the o _
surviving members of the TEBlmeN-'nnn reappear to numerals
were present and a moot enivyahle gram and 1111111 on to the ow
time who hell by all At the business. luring William H Dull j
meeting held prior to the dinner the nun, who died at the use
following officers were also tell: Preni Others who died since the
dent Caleb Wood ol‘ Danbury, iormerly are: Benjamin Wright, of. ‘
ntraouth No‘rwnlk; viceprssldents. or, “109131. 11‘ 11mph of mm?
H. (l. llort oi noon and John Tutor Williams of Putnam, W. B.
score or New Home; secretory and presidents.» n 1.. Virgil 11.12
mentor. Martin V. (homes. or West or ”announcer; ‘Pnllip H.
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