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you should not fail to take advantage of.
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' ings of our new municipal lil‘l} shall:
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' ill the community be buried forever
- and forever. amen. We must live now ‘
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1 W 9 “LS! H r1365 ‘ 1 1 o, 1' 1‘ . .1 1 new. Frederick A. Coleman. rector ; 8W Fa"
. ‘2 ogm‘filiggl 31:11:10 figfigl‘fm’? ennls a ls of Trinity ldpiscopal Church, delivered ‘3 ' ‘ -
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1 Latdlles‘ Loni; KIM?“?0?§ I: 1 . a sermon yesterday ll-lorning on H'lIli} Si Sults &Coats
' OWN” ‘Imw ’ ' ‘ New Cit ” saying in art: .
$1.00, all sizes. _ 45c eath ltt Is hilt often in lit: that men and {1% A ' Y
May Mouton Patterns. ' “AT W ' women are permitted to make a fresh ii walt . our
‘ All Patterns ..... 10¢ 4“ WM P BEER - start and lay new foundations. fits ii . '
. . individllalfi mtg privilege is not 0 tell V S I (It M d,
‘ h. I\. IIANKb it . k . . 1 - granted tons, and as citizens of it ‘5 e e lo“, a (1m.
. ".‘ahnckF-‘no Hctlel Hiram ' l‘ 6 South Mam Street’ locality the opportunity to lay it fret-1h i .
ML” WWW“ ' '40 South Norwalk. foundation for a new and laruor city, . 'l‘hcre is (I great number of Women‘s
”I“ 49 wall Street. Norwalk' ‘3 something which is very seldom”; I llglllc‘rilIIEEbullzmeicl‘lsdslllgl‘tfsgItrI'lnltljlll:
”or 1~ «1 i t we we LifADv—OTHERS FOLLOW given. not such no opportunity is hop.“ is 0,... a...” em. up. mos; gmmy‘
dressed won‘lt-ll would gladly woltr-
.‘\'ot many stores can truthfully make
that assertion in regard to their as-
sortlnonts of Women’s and .Jlllsses'
‘Silltl-l and Coats! "
The \VOl'kllltllllihlll Ill these- trill"
lllcllts is of the highest character, the
styles are the newest and most cor-
rect, and the pricc~range is brand
enough 'l'or everyone.
tore his now and it brings with' it;
very grave and awful responsibilities}
The opportunity throws a. burden llllvz
on the Boulders oi‘tlhrislian men {Lililzm
women to see that a right beginning-
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lbundations. No longer are we. held
partisan, however bitter and violent
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WEATHER FORECAS . H1 bland Lehl h Goal ious prospect of the future? What IOCDQ’QDOCEEW "z...“ _..,_ -:--:-:-:-.- -.-‘-'-.- M DOW‘
"‘— F g ‘ g we will do is ours to do and make. iQ cROCKER-WHEELER ELECTRICAL RED“ ‘SEAL' K
For 'Norwalk and vicinitvt Fair to— OOt a S .1 , The past is beyond recall and gone:‘ MOTORS SUPPLIES osv BATTERIES
night and “legally; "05m tonight, in all size: for family use. We purchased this coal at a fancy price forever. And what we will do (101181105 ’
heavy in the interior; moderate north-
east and east winds. Weather condi-
tions: The area of high pressure
which was central yesterday morning
New England. The southern disturb-
over MlChig‘flll is new central over Come In and get one of our ‘Now a debt not only to ourselves and the I?
Vermont. It produced low tempera— Catalogues. ' ‘ present inhanlmnts of it. but to those; (Registered) ’ .1
tures with frosts last night in the east— ’ - ~ » --~—~ --~'—L—~~—-~~—~=‘~'»‘~':r - ~——~-~~—~~~ ..._.1...._-..._, who in the future will come here till? ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS; "
‘ 9 ‘ ‘ ‘ ' : 54 WATER s'r. PHONE 342-3 sour ‘
em portion of the Lake region and i e aid 1 0 to our. _ . H NORWALK
' D 0 N N E L L Y S TWMW'L'P'L'P'} make n m” “om ‘ "‘3 - ----.-.-:--:-:-: :-: '--:-. umammmaun
as Illinois and as far northcastwsrd as?
North Carolina. The greatest rainfall
was 2:48 inches. in Pensacola. Fla.
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once has ineved but little during the STATIONERY AND SPORTING i. ‘ 58 WALL STREET Its not alone for us, but also for pOS- . ~— .. —~~-- . w» 1 ..
last twenty-four hours. and is still cen- cooos STORE. ’3" O B, J aCkson NORWALK 'IerIty and others who may (10mg, hem ‘nwa‘lit'ned conscient‘e, noble Character SILVERMINE PLAYERS m MIN.
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m“ in “‘8 Lime“ ‘MISEISB‘W‘ V31”- .5 scum MMN 373557, ’3‘ PHONE m We are t'nt‘e to face with n crisis in find of inderendant political position. sTHEL SHUw. m.»
It is causing rain as far northward 6)! Optician our municipal lite and I can see noth- ! Let us see. that there are placed in ct-
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 68; high, 79.
Cloudy. '
-MisswEdith Porter is enjoying, a.
week's vacation from her duties in
‘ DeKlyn's bakery.
Yesterday, in St. Mary's Chruch, the
annual collection tor the running ex-
penses of the church was taken up.
Constable Henry 0. Better. of. East
Norwalk. is enjoying a day’s vacation
from duties in Pohlmnn's barber shop.
Mrs. Fan-on 8. Bette and Miss Jen- .
nesse Bette. of Brooklyn. were guests 0 0 S C A R H . B A N K S conscience or no. if he be a man‘ibmtl' because :8 claim to be cfirlsf- glizylers and expressed themselves 88:;
‘ . . t 1 Nor-walk. ‘ whose private life is and has beetli“mm and mom 8'8 0f the 011““! 0 ly pleased with the entertain.
3:33.11 A A 30 t3» 0 ‘ ;r0cefles GARAGE. invert eraser. NORWALK. couu. above “momma me and ”watermelon Christ. Let us honestly work meat, at its close. ‘ ‘ '
Miss Lillian Collins, of Norwalk.
has" resumed her duties in Deitlyns
bakery, alter a two weeks' vacation,
which she said that she had enjoyed.
Nelson sylvester Hurlbutt, of Can-
non Station, resumed his duties in
daunsbury, Mathewson & Company's,
today, otter his trip attending his mar-
ridge.
E. F. Marr, wire chief oi the South
ket Balls and Punching Bags.
Everything new in Footballs, 'Bas-
FREE.
For UMo-doic 80M“ Cali
FRED. H. GANUNO,
Funeral Director and
Embolmor.
Gifted and Rolldcnco
Telephone 904.
84 80. Main 8t. 80. Nor-walk.
Go To
Andrew Davey
90 WASHINGTON 81'.
For Your
Ho Ohm Butter Value.
PHONE 410.
Fruit Jars
Flower Pots, Stone Cracks, Jelly
Glasses, step Ladders, Wino Kass,
Cookim Utensils of all kinds.
in order to have the best for our customers.
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. Everything in the Optical Line
ROTHERS
Eyes Examined Free .
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to tell a Meyer Car
lts xracet‘ul lines, coachlike finish and. many other. exclusive fea-
tures are recognized instantly.
MOYER “SIX" . ..... $3.260
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ADVERTISE!) LETTERE.
Below is a list or letters. remaining
on for the current week.
South Nor-walk
Mills Augusta Anderson.
Capponl Ella.
Ralph C. Cooper,
Mrs. David Cranford.
Miss Gladys Deering.
Douato Magistro DlGlovunno.
Duplex Hanger Co.
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Town counr "CASES.
The case oi John Nonoy, who was
arrested .ior stealing 820 from Miss
uncalled tor at the ionowing pout om- Charm“, “”1““ came before “1180
Keogh, Saturday, and he was sentenc-
ed to 330 days in the Bridgeport jail.
Sentence was suspended however, pro-
viding he goes to work and pays Miss
Raymond the 320.
The case of James Murphy. of Nor-
very much, in my way of thinking, to‘ ,
what beginning we will make the first “
part of next October. .
We as citizens of this new city owe .
Electric Wiring for Light and Power
We are always ready to attend your Electrical troubles. large or
small. A ‘phone call will bring a repair man. Try us next time
when something goes wrong. .
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children. The existence of our city
ing but deep concern for the future. “9“ “‘9“ “'1‘0 will have the good or the Large Andieflce Shows Appreciation
a concern which ought to make every
citizen especially church members who
love the Lord, to pause and think.
The dangers which surround us alight
not to be minimized. They should be
set squarely before the eyes of the
people as well as the great opportuni-
city at heart. Men who posSess the'
character to see that the laws are
enforced. Men who will not wink at
vice and corruption. Men who will
demand a just account of the steward
ship of all who hold public oilice. Men
who will see that our boys and girls
of Efforts Put Forth, ,
A number of Silverlniners, most or
them summer residents, who dubbed
themselves "The Silverlnlne Players"
with a mole professional talent fro
New York, gave a very citizellenii
minstrel show at Dr. Oeder‘s “Toys 3
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are taken care of and that their morals
are not wilfully contaminated. Men
who will endeavor to give the best
House iMll.” The affair was managé
ed by Mr. Mixon of New York. anti
the music was supplied by Mrs. Fred
Hoelscher at the piano, and Albert
Matzke, violinist, William outline
was interlocutor.
ties which are present.
it will make a very great difference
to our city for instance, as to whomi
is elected to the office or mayor. impossible education to our boys and
will make a great difference to thefh’mfii YES, men, ‘blg enough to see
virtue of our boys and girls who will'Whm is best for tht‘ City and then It'-
be the first mayor. it will make 113851“?va 0f WWW adiliation and NIH Some of the performers were treat;
great diflerence as to how our laws “CB, ‘0 EM II ‘0 the 1,9091% 91’ by their friends to lluge‘bouquets
are enforced and how immorality and Let us, my friends, realize that we those taking humorous parts in pa
sensuality are hell! in check, It willlm‘e members of this community and ticular were remembreed with'huge
make a very great dilference whetherithut “'0 have our responsibilityto it bunches or sunflowers and. cortices.
he be a man with an awakened moral land so much greater IS 0“? PGBBDUSI- 5818- A large audience greeted the .,
will touch for good in some way ewlto do something (or that great organ-
.ery citizen of the greater city. if ism WMCh W8 03“ SOCIGW and or
he be a man of integrity and honor which we are a part. The obligationsl
and absolutely above reproach, his.0f religion 10 the City and to 311 that
life in office will be a blessing you“, lramifled social life which that implies
city. But if on the contrary he be a-im‘a ”9"? great. Jesua 01m“ 10V“! “‘0
man under obligation to any band mucky. He left the wilderness to work
politicians who are in the game for among the busy haunts of men in the _
what they can get out oi it. his life in Niles. tor the cities With its need and W“ ”“6““ ‘0 one year in tho
oilice will be a curse to the city andln8 rédemi’iion were ever in MB county jail. '~
every citizen will antler. If he be a I mo‘lshlfi- We read thfit where two 01" The case Of Lena lllarrls, Who w
ithree are gathered together in His arrested in Norwalk a short “”91““
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coun'r cssss m BRIDGEPOR‘I".
The case of Thomas Goodwin, who
was arrested a short time ago for
stealing money from an old soldier In I
Danbury, came before the Superior
Criminal Court in Bridgeport last F1114
day and he and his partner in crime
walk, who was arrested Saturday eve-
man who is under political obligation. h 1
1 ‘ - home, there He is in the midst to “ mad with assault. will come before
to appoint to public omce men who are hundreds and the Superior Court in Bridgep
sing. charged with intoxication. malabsolutely unlit morally and mentally bless them; and where
0350 came before Judge K6083»: “115‘“,- such oillce, then the: city mugqthousands are gathered together in the. morrow.
morning, and be sentenced Murphy to suffer. interests of it common civilization, we ""’“
ithirty days in the Bridgeport in)". but ”The e,“ mum,“ condition. In ourlmay well believe that Jesus Christ is
suspended sentence. cities today are caused", as Canoni“0t Very for “WM. though there is
"“‘ (mafia, of Brooylyn says, “by tile fact} much on which He can only look with
that our politics are largely in the'eil'efi 5‘ sorrow.
control of two organizations whose may we With 00‘” hell) WW" ‘0
E. E. Crowe. P. M. Women and Children Committee by'members are almost all omce holders,mfik9 the current of our city's me as
W“ .M”- William cummlhxfl «Storey, presi- or persons receiving fees from mmclean and pure as that river of living
Good tenants are to be boom-for dentGeneral of the National Sociall’. government. They are mmmmlm‘pmxwaters which iiowa in the streets of
the advertising. Daughters of the American Revolution. tiles for business purposes. They sell ;that city which came 00W“ 10 “an“
-1... onions like jlldgcillllps, they sell law.”°'m “mm“- The my I“ WNW “’0
.with special privilege, they barterimo ’5 “0" O‘ITB- “3 ‘3 God's. May we
breaking theIBee that it is made. a place. holy and
art“ It i
Norwalk Branch of the telephone com-
pany. is enjoying his annual vacation.
District inspector G. Ill. Father is act-
ing wire chiel.
Miss M. Hamilton. for Miss Lane.
Miss Jennie «Hungford.
Miss Helen Murphy.
_ Wm. Neary, 6 Pine St.
Mr. Rarleltz, 68 Water St.
Ml“ P. M. Royce, Mrs. J. Milton Colburn has been 39- '
West India Sugar F‘iuacne Corp. pointed a member of the Welfare of
KILLED WHEN AUTO OVEQ
TURNED. ‘
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.——~Chii‘l
Seevors, a retired merchant of Hill!
city, was killed and James Dunn, chief
inspector of the Department of Was
tor. Gas and Electricity, and haunt
son. John D. Dunn, were seriously in
jured when an automobile in whio
the party was returning home from
City Island, ran off a road and We
turned near Pelham Parkway today.
Albert F. Gehebe
as West Washington St.
South Norwalk.
Phone 397. Prompt Delivery.
City National Bank
‘RANBACTO A GENERAL BANKINt
IUSINEBU AND OFFERS EVIRV
FACILITY CONSIBTENT
Ralph Ill. Dibble. clerk in Price's
clothing store, is on nis annual vamp
tion and, with Harry Caney and their
mutual i'ricnd "floppy." are enjoying
a weeks cruise about the Sound.
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l’rol. and Mrs. Victor Blart. or
South Norwaik, have returned irom
abroad after spending their vacation
in Switzerland. and have taken up WITH SOUND sway the privilege of ......
[hair residence at 42 lillmwood IWBINB. .ANKINQ Far Smart undny law, the Iawa against prostitu- I acmptable to Him in which II. wlll The NOI'WBJR Building Loan andln 1.
their new residence. Prof. Blartklms c m u: I d I. no , I . on and gambling." 1’19““ Him to dwell. voctment Association will meet tomboy
taken up his work again this was . IP | “'1’ “I an '0 flop», I The amount of evil, vice and crime Amen. row nlght, V‘
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lines dual with‘oil the current ml» STROKE. «~just one“. , people to see that only men are elect; I
ism OI VIN “MW and. will please Mrs. Anna Hamilton, 01 12 Havtltmd ‘ T h .. F A L L ed to times who can be trusted to see
every mm M the mnlly. street, “collared a stroke of scallion UAR‘EI‘ERLY II- that the law: are enforced and thar
at her horns on Saturday evening Q ‘ the city is run for the benefit 0! the
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about 9 o'clock, and remains In about
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many rather than for the pockets and ,
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