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Min Waldron
I District Manager '
29 Haviland Street
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Sweaters
98c to $7 50
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Makers of high-
Sll'lCe
The Varnish for a_l_l your 1.1qu
It" s guaranteed by
Valentine 81 Company
g1 ode varnishce
1832.
3'1' warmed bv us
Edna Mae Seymour
.In
Will find 0111‘ Flat Rate
Lighting of Store
The United Eieettic
Light 871 Water
l1" Stoves and Ranges
A card or telephone call will
bring our manta look at stove.
A; .l. Angeviue
enchants
for the
Windows and
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iRlepatts Furnished
For All Kinds %
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The
] a“ Soil Co.
South NorwalkéConn.
, Cherry Istrect.
WALL STREET.
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The. interior lot the, ,M. E. church
will he repainted and decorated.
A daughtor was born to Mr. and
Mrs. A. Chrysiol. Railroad avenue,
Sunday .
Miss Hazel Foncher of Norwlk
spent the week-end with rleutives‘on
Mollie street.
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Willis Weed or New York 111‘ sp'cudv
1113' his vacation with his parents on
a
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WTh-o mh'r‘rlaire or Miss 1.1.11.1. Barn
clouxh to James \liddiehroolrtr hag
just been mudeI public.
DeWitt R. hlerritt has entored the
Horticultural College in Baltimore, for
a. two years course.
Mrs. W llllmn J.\ltl\'oi1drlck 01' Ruli-
rnud avenue apt-til \ionday ‘with her
sister in Norwalk
Mr. and Mrs. Eddinrd Rutledge. and
Mr. and Mrn. Curl Schilrher motored
to West Point. Sunday.
Calvin (1. Minor 1)! Ttumiidite 'l‘rilli
will outer Lou llni'ls'n office. in Nor-
walk. tomorrow, to siudy'lnw.
Deposit . Portion .1 2... Savings
Fairlie“ County .‘
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Savings Bank;
NORWALK
lhc 111e11tion of the name
1, .
height of the spy and espionage ox-
oitemcnt in the British Islands 50:11?
will tell you that Crepes are strong this season, which is vex-Ix
Crepes are silk and wool, pure Italian silk and {he finest of Att>trallzm .1 001 beautifully
Absinthe is a queer ‘cloudy green, vcrx artistic and a two winter color.
Efifibfldud 1857
42.
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The-Snore Closes at '5 p. 111. Daily.
Except Sltnfllays when the cloning. hour is 9 p. 111.
Canton Crepes For Winter Gowns
“Canton Crepes” bctokcns “1111111.. ' Dre,“
true.
good»
These
llit‘ll
( anton
‘WG CARRIER PIGEDvs blended. A large line of colors makes the assortment interesting. Some of the shades
are quite indescribable—one cannot name lhem~yct the) II'cniintlb one of’ something
MW at The Ascot-inter] that has been seen. ,
_) There is' “L'outre,” all Otter brown, a shade lighter than seal. always well llkt’ll by
LONDON. Sept. act—During The women who affect brown. - .
' carrier pigeons. To any Sensible. man
one seems‘uo have urged that all car»
rier‘ pigeon: he shot whenever. seen.
But corresponding by ”Ia score have
sprung lo the defense. or the birds.
They: holnt out that the brooding of
racing pigeons is a highly deVelopod
industry and the sport. itself almost
a national pastime. Says one writer
in the london Firld'.’~
"Great misconception moms to be
abroad as to the'daugcr of so-culled
Lichen Gray, you Know.
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These. shades are but a suggestion.
what it is. like. for you have
such it ull rocks in the 1101111)).
Bordeaux is a rich winey red. \‘cry dark. for brunettes.
Crow’s Wing is a «loop black with 21 hint of a blue light in it.
There arc dozens of Hillel‘s,
$1.25 a yard, 40 inches.
The Silk Bindings and Braids which lliC
Colorrll Dress liOUt'ls Section.
Harrison's Reindeer LCathcrette, a white
tully fly in one flirtation ti. o
. of Man thero comes this
the danger is rommtd by the police
restrictions and the fact that birds
:IWill practically speaking, only uso~
that in
lwhlch they haxe been trained for rat:-
ins) The danger 01' 1:11:14 lining re-
lease-11.ny. in Lnnr'ashitc. in order to
convey client) or chem)” 8 information
file the Caniinent is almost nil. Such
birds to be of the slightest mine would
‘hnve to be continental hlrda ulroud}
trained to fly the distance in the tight.
direction. and it is absurd to suppose
that aliens wishing it) communion!» '
with one another in England should
use the. cumin-ans and risky method of
tho «pixion. while. so far as is known
19!! British POM. ()ftlt‘o is still open
to carry the monsoon for 11 punIn\ or
by tale-tram. .
u... w... .4. W-.ww_~ ,.
tailor uses to lir1i§l1 a
_ garment.
complete.
13st for coats and
quarter to seven inches wide
Cord Girdles 11ml tsi'ltlic
for ewmnqmm 11s '
[rimming Section
The stoék for Fall is now quite
Frogs and Coat Gamitures in countless
styles, all more or less elaborate.
main floor.
perfcc'tl . tailored iglutc which imitates perfectly a French
‘dwskin. It is firmly made, warm and
shapes itself well to the hand. Made of
suits. from one- union and of course washable.
in black. ' 1.00 a pair.
.\l:ull- the other side of the et‘ll and \1c
. can get-11o more this season.
unbellisllmrms Infants' Hand Knit Mittens; silk 11ml
wool. Angora. with or without thumbs,
50 and 75 cts.
communion 1'011 \1 1n nxm’rx.
’l'i“ WOMAN FOUND GUILTY or
(W of The Aslsrx'iauxl I THEFT.
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I, ' . NEW HAVEN. Sept. 29.~—-Mrs.
30. -—l mm the hilt! _. . ,
““Wl‘ I Julia E Courtzol was found guilty byJ
“The 151an Legislature Collilcll and 11 int: in the Superior Court. of theI
House 01 Key! moi lom'lhi'r in THI- theft of $1,135.65 Sentence was do
(erred.
wold yesterday and utilllltiiollslg' de-
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dried 0 ask the [mm r111 Goulrnmcm Mm (murtzel picked up 11 put-Rage
containing the money in a trolley
toIaucept $50, 000 no :1 contribution
from Itlto Ihle of Man inwardn‘ oxnon- .1 I
car. It won the payroll of a local con-
cern. She took it to her home and
LONDON, $11111
son of war. Meinlwrs supporting the
rowlutitnr said that the gift 1m 0111?
an indication or: the readiness or the
50. 000 people a! the island III!) “on
rlrh c all their floodlit-iii in Hllllporl or
Great Britain: at this juncture "
site that Tli'é money \l'li‘s‘ located by
detectives,
+11: OYSTER an.
The condition of the natural oys-
Iunti‘I-zxu‘u‘n 11111111111151) intowx.
r11).
Mr. and ‘ Mrs. Alan Paterson and
em)‘ have returned from anmnuth.
.. N. 8.. where they spent the summér.
‘lirs. Willis H. Cummings, who has
been ill at her homo on East 'uveuue
for several weeks. i.-1 much improved.
The old T. M. 1“. building on North
Mnin :ztroot has been rcpaiutcd and
altered {or it motion-Ilicluro house.
Willium J. McKcndrirk. of Railroad.
liVCIHItIIHDt‘lll Monthly with his brother
and fumily. Alexander MoKondrick.
n't l-‘nlt‘i‘icld Ilcnl'h.
Charles Sammis. who was lulled to
Lincoln Hospital, Now anlt lust wool:
will r'ulurn to his hmut- on Park 31.,
this wcok.
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I am ofiering an attractive
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CHILDREN’ S HATS
At WHOLSALE PRICES
Roodner’ 8 Block
WASHINGTON STREET.
' ‘1‘on Itroltu of nre- bell. thud. 1-1. IIhI
IllI—rfilflilnnd Ava. to it” 1.. N. a a 2-;
mutt and Bali Mud.
mm and Roton l‘wint.
nhtofimotnldoI
3.1.01.1.me
W.toL.l.
come serious diillcuitles in
life. Our patrons have the benefit.‘
of Tin CCULTST t‘o otténd to their
eyes! ' '
Can’t See the
Blackboard
This. is one of IIlJIe first complaints
11 clillq with. poor vision.
Slight defects in childhood be-
later
THAMER
OCULlSI'T‘S AND OPTICIANS
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Conn
Open Sat. Evndl. Est. 1897.
.1 The lI:\I‘\‘PSl~mm)n social will bo hold
gin tho lr-l'turon‘oon) ol' lllt' M. E.
church. tomorrow from 6 until 8.1;,
in). An cntortninmont will follow.
Inloxlcntcd by the high class brand
of baseball handed out last Saturday.
a citizen of Ridgol‘ield wont partla
grrztnv, Saturday
planed 111 the lookup.
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The De Tarn Trio .will giw an on-
tertuinmcnt in Wilton. Oct. iii. and in
sliclton. Oct.’- 30. tonaistlng of'plnnr)
selections. mandolin munitions and .1
one-act sketch. > ‘
Miss Nellie Crel 11 ct‘ Wilton was
tendered 11 miscellaneous showur by 11
Score of her friends at the home of
Mis. C. E. T. Fairly. Stamford use
nue. yesterday attornoon '
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‘s'rAMrono MAGEE
"Your,
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Mnmummn-Iuru.
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Miss Fthel Kn app entertained the
members of the 13.13. Sewing lugrlub
; at her 'home 011 Lower uvenuo. last
evening. Music, sewing and light re.
freshme'nts were enjoyed.
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The OWenliIke Campfire Girls will
give a. song ceremonial mooring in the
Guild Hall or St. Mark‘s, Saturday
attornoon. Mrs. Myron Crow-ford anti.
I Mrs. UI‘rhan Seymour will have char-(e.
_ “Inglesid‘e,” rTalmadge. Hill. was" the
scene of a party last ..night The
young folks gave a. little surprise; to
Thomas Roe. The evening Was enjoy-
ably spent in sinxinx,. games and a
rapper. *
IOAP‘I' E. 8. RAM. It?
Captain E. B. HAITI of the nth
company has been Appointed rinse
.pflloer (or, the: dunno! rifle and plant
I mntohog o! the Gonnectituit National
guard which are
or 1111:)" may d"
and. 211.11 tumult-a1 the signal_ corps.
.ileld qctIllery, cavalry,
and Hillary Iwill compete in
.th'o inner...
ex enlng. nnd was
NAMED RANGE OFFICER
tor beds-oi! Bridgeport is Illsnpopinil
inx. There is only a partial set. This
Its a keen disappointment to the grow
Icrs, who expected that more need.
would be found there than at any night and “m drowned. “151”,an
other poll“ on the Sfllflld. The beds lllill while f‘llir'llll‘: off pry-Ilnraznry (.1
at Milford are almost blank. At New igoing nut {or u still \vi’h thr- .1; llIlIer
Hay?“ there is a small section of-I(‘nptnln Ltwtnn he bunmo cnt- 1111:ch
ground near shore containing 31111111 in "l" CMllt‘fl “ml “'11.. drum-'1! mm
- . 11101113.?!“ \‘ll‘! 24 yo'lrn old, and 1m
"lsotfl All off élm‘re grounds or beds “WTNGI .
threcouartors or 'n mile from sharel ———aJ»-‘——--
“'5 pnw‘mlw “mm Three “'eekslunaox 11.1.“ 1 xenon->15 311-,171'
ago indications were that there would I EMA-I Muss. 50m 1.1) .3111“. man.
110 an unprecedented 'set." Since mg 01mm.y p,u1('|slu1l{(‘IV tt'chnlt '11
then some enemy, not yet known tolwus on tllg‘ program for tnduv's so»
the oystér growers. has made its all Salim of the scml-aunuul meeting 111‘
‘rnu-nmivlcn, Supt. Zia-«Search
\vus hoi‘ng'ntndo in the local harbor
lodnyllnrlho body or" John Smith, .1
deckhnnd on a pit-usurp yacht. Wllw
Went overboard from .liw vessel lust
liberated it; ill 11 blilltllug next to where I‘
!
DO YOU WANT A POSITION?
-'l ARE A COURSE IN
Merrill College
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ThUrSday is Sargain Day
‘ lhis ll cold Spocials is
SWEATERS
.\ Sgwtinl lurclinso. '
M $3.93.
Sn: \‘l‘csl \‘17i11llmr.
SAMPLE SWEATERS-.\11
(iirls'.
ix't'gului' prior 35.00,
.-\—i llzu‘guilr
grades:
l’rn'c-s. Ladlus.
«a on it: a: sums. SON
We (give 5.6.11 1‘ 1: on “Tracing Stamps
lioys',
ha- Kw011.11.\.nsocialion of Cotton
pearance and licked all the embryo ‘ - - r 'P 446
mm 110111111111. CT. hone
Oyswm from “‘8 Bheus' ”mum's Who "Provisions {'01 he litnllli 11f lim- SOUTH ’
put doon 200 000 or 300. 000 busllelfi'lploypu” “in; tho titlo )l 11 11mm by .
of shells will now be in the market' Dr. ‘William Hull Coon 01' H: lit-thin. _ .
w . ...J'.:‘..—c—..—.__"C—.r——N __-._.
. before the
[or llnlurul I‘ “ 00k lf'thc e l ‘Anothor matter to (‘Oll'll
g 9 th St ’ I' ialmoclinu was tho 1: tort of the SOl‘Cl9-
enough w go around, which ‘5 llllllke- tnry. (' J. H. “omibtn'i oi" Boston.
ly, as the probabilities are that. there on propostl restrictions upon the i111~
Win he 1““ 3311“" young oysters on nortutimt of I‘gyr‘iinn cotton or\ at-
the natural beds as there are on the' count ”1 “‘9 "Wk ”011 worm.
113% 4| ”V's-“43m
(lur Fill '1' Fire ‘* 1.11
grounds planted by the oyster gloww
era.
DEhEGAI'l‘F 0F PEXAL (‘IIAPLA'I‘K
ill \llTFflllD. Soul 3034101 ornor
“'Elill—Nl-ILNON. .
Tre mnrrlngn or All»: Martha Nei-
3011. or- 418 East 138m street. New
York ("ilzl'. to Alexander Webb took
Ipi' too on Sutu‘rduy’ evening, 0.1 the 116
lSIt. church and was followed hr 11 re
caption .11 the homo of tho brides
inn-ems. hi1.i1nd_1!rs.Thomnz-1 \‘el
son. The coromonv was performed M
.l. \chann. ,
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Bound Chaplains to he held in St
Palil.Mln11,. Out. 38
Trubyte Teeth'
the 11012012 .
The bridegroom is the. son ‘of him: I
Brian Won of South Norwalk
The bride was attended by her two
sisters, the Mlhscs Mm and Viola Nei-
‘son. {1111 the lilitliiuroom' s attendants
were lllzssrs.A1lhur \‘elson “MY“:
.tor Goodwin. " ' ~‘
Relutiwa and frlénds ‘who attended ’ . ,
the wedding wcr \lrs. .»\.Godd'.1rd,
Charles Goddard. Nellie Webb. Mrs.
gfiella Goddard. Forest Goddard; How—
11rd Goddard, Mina Estelle Leghorn.
Mrs. C Belrds W. Beirut. Misses Lob‘
tie and Florence Beirda. Mrs. C. Buck.
Mrs. 13.1.11 Roche, Mrs Mae Farrell.
The Misses Mn‘vm‘e Nelson. Ethel
Hollies. Lillian Rollins. Catherine Con-
kiln, Margaret Lang, Maymo Farrell.
Lillian. Marion and Rose Hussey.‘
Josephine Hartman. A‘dn Rabey and .
Lillian Noumufi
Messrs. Peter Wolf. m I: no,
Clarence Winters,)w‘llli m Wllilonis‘;
Donald Nelson. 3111-1 Iiow Chas. Buck.-
C Smith, Frank walker. Peter (Brutal
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clent dentures can'i'be made‘wlth
. Turbytr Tooth
than with any other“ nrtlll‘elfil teeth,
because the 11.1...» Ind onion) are bet:
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.Bnldwin {01311.1 appointed the Rev. 0i- 5
iver T. Maurie". ot‘ “’cilihiwsi‘ldd who '1
is chaplain ut the state prisomin- «Jule ,
gate' to the: convention of Americnnt
; Mare natural lodlts and inore ' em. .'
Wide Praise
They are Exccptionally
fittractive Garments with
“.‘ie Exclusive Style that
cans DIS’I‘INCTiON and
1: «Quality that means
‘HOROUGH SATISFAC-
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114, 98 \ND L‘PWI 1111)
:iny la la?! 8885011 all it
1: your DiIspI :1" of Fall Suits
‘s (11: in conflict; "‘ltc as.
admit. “it MIN 2).. .ifltplified
a the season advancesjut
oven on: .,.:o' cm display
. imitated cv‘crv {ashlar-fav-
red suit style.
Sean—fitted and straight
ines. Long Coats dominate
2' oh: showing, while the
. . . "3cm are chiefly long tunic
LIp‘Iua‘ m .pic‘& and “Willa? Cfims-
em'YOu wont to see- then: Skim. We want you to gee
Why not corne May? Warm surely please
$1.493AN'1) UP.
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Einstein. John Leonard. Charles Webb.
1.11.111.” look "as natural 11‘s your
'to be held at. New
Haven Ion Wednesday Mid Thursday ,
drew the 1-1).
and. reserves
own. All delicate smileys Coins in
and let 1.... shot‘v’m ‘what they are
like. somethluk'aidm W
“El Horn: no.1;t08pmSIun-
cum: I
3.]. 3H "Mal
and Lorrie Renard.
wommrv HeAdMfiOM.
PORTHAND. 01s.; soot. 80.—
um" Joe Meuinnity. m0“! ex-N
York Glut. signed: contract with;
,{1
' {ho‘runniniltx them” of the Ian-
numbers of the Tiger's: pitchin‘z corps; Dr,
oliasch
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