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I COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
Outing Flannels. Eden
Cloth and. Kimona
, Flannels
‘ no: Fall and Winter Wear.
Full Size Blot-ignite, 75: to $5.00 a
Comfortables at 98c to 53 so.
Winter Underwear for Ladies,
Children and Men.
E. K Banks
Ilnhaeltomo Hour Block. so. Nomlllt.
New City Directory
now on sale. A big improvement
on the old one. Let us show it
to you.
Price$4.50
DONNIgELLY’S
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
m suuTt-I MAIN STREET.
.nmm.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair
tonight and Thursday: gentle to mod.
erate southwest and south winds.
There is no well-defined storm areal
east of the Rocky Mountains butI
some local showers have occurred in
the southwestern districts during the
last 24 hours. The temperature con-
tinues mild along the northern border
WEATPIIER A Y‘EKIR AGO
Winter Number of the Standard
Quartedynow on sale, 20c:
Free Pattern.
WM P areas
soaks AND STATIONERY arose}
South Norwalk. Conn.
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Harry Paxton of Franklin street,
Stamford, formerly of South Norwalk.
has taken a position with a White
Plains concern
. doing nicely. althoughshe is suffering
‘ considerably from a nervous shock
‘ she stepped into the openlns.
Kperiod. there were no other school chil-
IEWIIII SAVES
LIFE OF diliLil
(Continued from First Page.)
tender care brodght the child to a con-
sclous state. Today the little girl is
which she underwent. In a few days
she will be able to attend school again.
The nearly fatal accident happened
at hilt-past three yesterday afternoon.
Marjorie attends Center school and
was on her way home and following
the usual custom started across the
bridge which connects Riverside ave;
nu‘e ‘wltlf‘ Norwalk Park. In walking
across the structure she did not notice
that a lofge plank was missing and
$0111!
through into Bishop's pond. ' As it hap-
dren with her at the time, but several
came a few moments after and saw
their comrade in the water. The little
tots scurried around in an endeavor to
get something to the drowning child
with which to support herself, but
they could not-find anything It was
came along with his car and jumped
into the pond and made the rescue.
Mrs. Brockmeyer. mother ‘0! the
child,‘was reached hit telephone this
morning and ahe.wa_s most profuse in
her thanks and gratefulness to Motor-
than Benedict for saving her daughter.
She said the little girl is dOing well
and will be out in a few days. Mrs.
limekmeyer and her daughter are
boarding at'lfr, Knapp's house, their
home being in Brooklyn, N.-Y
Benedict when‘lnterviewed by 11 Sen-
I The interior of the Dreyfuss Cigar
Store in the Mahackemo Block . is
ibeing materially improved by being
, decorated and repaired.
it is understood there is some senti-
gment against holding the election of
‘, the second district in the Central Fire
Astatlon, as is planned The cost and
ilnconvenlence of changing the fire-
fighting apparatus is the cause. ‘It
is said that assuage. most suitable
for this purpose could be secured at
a charge of $45
Papers were filed ”Treaty in the
Town Clerk's ones it}: the City Hall
by Deputy sheriff John a; plate or
the and district, M15611?! Drapertylp"
on \\ est street, ownedr‘by Mrs. Mary
Pepe, in a $125 damage suit brought}
\lrs. Pepe by Thomas J.
D Y. | against
TO A iWhite, of W estport. Conn” who claims
. lent some time ago
. ,: L0 W Th gthe money was
Temperature W, 38.; u”; and remaind unpaid. The case la‘
53. Clear. - ~
I‘t‘
Mrs. \‘iilliam Banks of
street, was admitted to the Hospital.
today for medical treatment.
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Lewis D. Canfleld. foreman of the,
L0unsbury, Brussel Company, is able.
to be about the house, at 359‘ Main
street,
—NEW HOTEL MAHACKEMO, I
Just the nicest place to hold ladies’
Club Luncheons. \
P. C. Lounsbury Lodge, N. E. 0. P..
will visit the Stamford Lodge at“, a
on Thursday
evening. They will go by train, leav-
i
The United Electric Light & Water‘
Company has just installed a new col-
New England Supper
lng 7:02,, ,
ischeduled for a hearing on the first
Miller Monday in \ovember In the Town ‘of the water and then swam with it
Court of Norwalk.
—A lecture on Christian Science.
will be given at the Town Assembly
Illall, Norwalk. on Friday night. Octo-
'ber 23rd, at 8 o‘clock, by Bicknell
Young, C, S. B. of Chicago, 'lll.. mem-
ber of the Board of Lectureship of
The Mother Church. The First Church
‘01 Christ. Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
The public is invited to attend. Ad-
mission free.
A resident of the Fifth District,
whose name could not be learned, yes-
terday tried to get into communica-
tion with Building Inspector Finch.
relative to his, authority tn collect-
ing fees for the inspection of new
buildings in the Fifth District. _The
or matching unit in Rosenwald & gentleman was of the opinion that
‘Wlmpfheimer's Hat factory in Nor- the inspector had no jurisdiction out-
walk. This light is a new invention side of the Fourth Distric
t which in-
and gives a light equivalent to day- eludes the First. Second and Third
light and will prove of great assist— Districts, but, according to the build-
ance to local batters in their work.
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-—Having been away for the sum- entire City of Norwalk,
ling oi-dlnance. the authority of the
building inspector extends over the
which in—
mer, l have now taken up my dress eludes the Fifth
‘_ making at 22 North Main street, Southi
Norwalk, where I shall be ready to]
see any w ho wish first class work done. A
Either at home or by the day Mrs.
Kunes. A
The Democratic forces of Norwalk
will hold forth in Roodner's Hall on
Friday evening of this week, at
which time a big smoker will be en-
joyed. Congressman Jeremiah Dono-
van, candidate to succeed himself as
congressman from the Fourth ‘Dis-
trict, and either Lynn Wilson or John
McDonough, of Bridgeport, are sched-
uled to deliver addresses. Senator
Hampton Weed candidate to succeed
himself as senator; Wallace Dann and
Judge John Keogh, candidates for rep-
resentatives, will also please with ad-
dresses. Invitations have" been sent
out 1“ the local Democrats to the Jet’-
ferson Club uptown, and also to
.tho Rowayton and East Norwalk
Democratic Club. All the candidates
. will have many things of interest to
' any and it is expected the attendance
.will be large.
wi”lJ.-‘& J. an... .1 .1
WW Planters and
tinel reporter this morning was very
modest about his feat of saving the
child's life. When asked to tell his
Astory of the circumstances, he became
extremely reticent, but after a few
questions gave a brief account of what
happened. “It was the 3:24 car leav-
lug Broad River that l was running,’
he said. “As the canwas rounding the
curve at the point where the bridge
expands the pond, from illiersi‘de ave-
nue to Norwalk Park, my attention was
attracted to two or three sisal! chil-
dren running about on the bank excit-
.edly and also the splashing in the wa-
ter. 1 IolloWed my llrst impulse by
bringing my car to a sudden stop and
ran around to the further side: of the
pond. I took off my shoes 31nd coat
iand dove in. The laundering “child was
about in the middle of the pond and be
:ror ore 1 reached her fshe had gone down
twice and her body had sudk- out of ‘
sight for the third time. Just as 1
1reached the spotl lost sight taller and
;going under water just oaug hold of
.her clothing. I pulled her t6 the top
Ato the shore We succeeded in reviv-
Jlng her and then took her to Howard
Knapp’s residence. where she lives.
That's about all there is to tell. " con-
cluded Benedict.
PROGRESSIVE IliiLll
ENTHUSIASTIB RALLY
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An enthusiastic meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee of the Presg’resslve
Party was held last evening in the
Hot] Clifford.“ Gorge F. Shepard, of
Bethel. candidate for election as
congressman from the Fourth Dis-
trict, had many interesting things to
tell those present. and in several in-
stances hls remarks proved a rove-
lation. Mr. Shepard is an armor of
the finest type, and he has many
things of interest to tell, so he was
met last evening with great favor.
G. E. Romans, state control com.
mltteemnp of Danbury, also pleased
with It short address. Mr. Romans
came in for a good round of applause
at the close of his most in‘terestinx
talk. The meeting last evening was
sort of a. get-together session. and
plans were formulated for an inter-
esting campaign until election day.
at this point that Motorman Benedict -
;surance‘ rates. on dwellings is not as
.haclr on the Job again regularly in a
gallon. tune, says the Stamford Advo-
Local progressives promise a lively
.and interesting campaign in this city.
and the candidates of the other. par-
ties wlll have to hustle to keep pace
with them. ‘ .
”M
AAAAAMA AEVER ill
AER HAIR All AAAY
Kept Her Loeka Dark, Thlck. Glossy.
it was learned at a meeting of the
Norwalk Board of Underwriters. held
last evening that the increase in in-
steep as was at first thought, The
three your rate «in protected dwellings
remains the same, that is 60 cents for
every swarm the rate on the con-
tents of protected dwellins has been
advanced but 2 cents every 3100, mak-
ing it 62 cents. This increase in rates
is not within the jurisdiction of the
Norwalk Underwriters, but is made .
by New England Exchange of Under‘
writers: ‘ I
When you darken your hair with
Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one him tell,
because it's done- so naturally, so
evenly. Prephrlng this mixture,
though. at home is mossy and trou-
blesome. For 50- cents yOu can buy at
Miss Edith Crofut. Dr. Everett Row-
ell's assistant, has been taking care
of the duties of the assistant health
officer in the Town Hall office during?
the absence of Assistant Health 0m-
cer George Washington Anderson,
who has been ill. Mr Anderson! was
in the Town Hall for a few- moments"
this morning, with his old smile. and”
his appearance denoted rapid strides
to recovery. . He will probably be
called “Wyeth’s Sage and {Sulphur
Com and" You just dampen a
sponge or soft brush with it,“ and draw
this through your hair,taking one
small strand at a time By morning
all gray hair disappears, and, after
another application or twoI your hair
becomes beautifully darkened, glossy
and luxuriant. You will also discov-
ped falling.
Gray, faded hair. though no dis-
W8. its 8. 583“ vs wu nab. 32‘... 3.5 WC
to. Miss Cromt is a' sister of Mrs.
1!. [rank Mason: and Mrs. Wilfred
smith. ‘lV' Norwalk, and William Oro‘t
int; of the norm Stitei Navy, who
appearance, get busy at once with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur and look
With Sade Tea and Sulphur. .
any drug store the ready-tomes tonic,
er dandruff is gone and hair has stop-7
all desire a youthful and attractive _
DAILY POEM
THE 'SHIP OF STATE.
Thou, too, sail 9n, 0 Ship of
State!
Sailgon, 0 Union, strong and
great!
Humanity, with all its fears,
With all the hopes of future
years. I I
Is hanging breathless on thy fate!
We know what Master laid thy
keel,
What. Workman wrought thy
ribs of steel,
Who made each mast, and sail,
and rope,
What anvile rang, what hammers
i
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In what a forge, and what a heat,I
beat,
I
Were shaped the anchors 0f thy
hOpe! ~
aliookfi
'Tis of the wave, and not the
rock; "
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‘Tis but‘ftlibmflapplng of the sail,
And not‘a rent made by the gale!
In Spite of rock and tempest’s
In spite of false lights on the
roar, ‘3
Shore,
Sail on, nor fear to breast the
seal
Our hearts, our hopesI, are all with
, thee;
Our hearts. our hopes, our pnaJy-
ers, our team,
Our faith triumphant o’er our
fem, ‘
Are all with thee—are all with
three. .
——Longfellow’s “The Building of
the Ship.“
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‘flllln W.
USE IT FOR BONDING PARTI-
, TIONS.
. You can demonstrate the Superb
orlty or Blahoprlc Walt Board over
you have a partition to build.
Just go tolany rBishca'prlo deal
to close .0
their nail
kind of decoration. III: will give you
ition. heartburn, dyspepsia;
Foar not each sudden sound and‘:
the old. costly lath-and—plaster cone
struction at little cost the next time
and got enough of this wonderful ‘
material t cover the- space you, want
Put up your atuddln‘l.‘ 3‘
ii‘ the Bishnprio Baird. ‘
-‘ The wall is ready at one. for any
a startling dahionstratloii of the lav-
lib .,
.. ‘ “fem“
from are; "
rust-ALL on
Th “movie" camera of the Travers
&. heavy company. of New York,
clicked merrily all day yesterday in
the taking of the most interesting
and attractive features of the Greater
City of Norwalk.
The street department's work dur—
ing the past year was snapped, as
were theglaincoln and Concord school
children, hustling out of the buildings
in response to the fire-drill alarm.
In the afternoon the crack :police
force of the city, did maneuvers in
front of the City Hall for the camera-
man. The force made an unusually
attractive appearance. and are bound
to make an interesting screen ,pic—
ture. The force was reviewed by the
majority of the city officials, while
the camera clicked. This work on
the new Wafltington street bridge
was also snapped yesterday.
Today many of the factories,
churches. schools. monuments, streets
etc., will be taken by the camera
man. Within a week or so the peo-
ple of Norwalk will have the pleasure
of seeing themselves and their city
shown on the picture screenIot a
local theatre.
o
RAPS OF THE GAVEL.
The semi-monthly meeting of Nor-
walk Aerie, No. 588, F. 0. E., will take
place this evening. An urgent request
tnht all membersI be present is made.
District Deputy J. J. Hennessey, of
Danbury, will be on hand and he will
talk on the changes in the order"
which were passed at the last conven-
tion.
The members of Our Sisters’ Rebek-
ah Lodge. No. 55, l. 0. 0. F.. will gaths
or this evening for their semi~monthiy
taken up. among them being the ar—
meetlng. Several matters will be
rangements for a card party on Friday.
Refreshments will be seri ed after the?
imeeting tonight. ;
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IIIIAAIAESAIAA AAAEA, A
SIAVAAA fills HAE
, “Papa's Diapers-In" Fixes Sour, Garey,
Upset Stomach: ln Five Mlnutel. l
Sour, gassy. upset stomach, indiges‘1
when the'
food you eat ferments into gases and
stubborn lumps; your head aches and
you feel sick and miserable, that’s
when you realize the magic in Pape’s.‘
Diapepsln. it makes all stomach mis-
ery vanish in five minutes.
if your stomach is in a continuous
revolt—if you can't get it regulated,
please, for your sake, try Pope’s Dia-
pepsin. It's so needless to have a
bad stomach~make your next meal a
favorite food meal, then take a little
Diapepsin. There will not be any dia-
tress—eat without fear. its because
Papa's ‘Dlapepsin “really does" regu-
late weak, ou't-bf—order stomachs that
gives it its millions of sales annually.
Get a large fifty-cent case of Papa's
Diapepsin from any drug store. It is
the quickest. surest stomach relief and
cure known. it acts almost like magic
—it is a scientific. harmless and pleas-
ant stomach pFeparatlon which truly
belongs in every llome,
Tires Vulcanized
Bring your yulcanizing to me
Best work and cheapest prices
A full line of tires and tubes as
handall the time. Work called
for and delivered.
Robert Gregory
7 Wall St
Tel. 326-4
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The NORWALK
PAWNSHOP
You will find a large selection
of Unredeemd Pledges, Tools,
Firearms, Musical Instruments,
Jewelry and Suit Cases at the
Norwalk Pawnshop.
Joseph Rosenfield, Prop.
40 WATER- STREET.
I SOUTH NORWALK
Money lonned‘on articles of value.
MARVIN BEACH TRACT. ,
A, few more lots left, an investment
in a splendid property. on easy terms.
An excellent house on tract for sale.
price right. .
6., . M' GOVERN, 155 WASHINGTON
_ ‘I' , STREET, , '
‘ South Norwalk, Conn.
‘. .
For UIp-t‘o-datd Service eitli
Men’s Hi Cut Shoes
Best values in the city for'the money.
”.00 TO $5.50
KEELER’S
MOBOLIZE Your available cash
ATTACK Procrastination and
VICTORY Is yours with SAVINGS
I ACCOUNT
Fairfield County Savings Bank,
WALL STREET, NORWALK
——-EXTRA SPECIALS -——~
:5 lbs, Granulated Sugar ........................ $1.00 ,
2 pkgs Uneeda Biscuits ............................. 7¢II
Good Family Flour ........................... 75¢ bag
(Guaranteed to be good.)
A. STULL
24 COTTAGE STREET. ,
EAST NORWALK.
You Can Save Money by Ordering Your
Floral Decorations and {Funeral Designs,-
FROM
Heaoouanrens'roa our FLOWERS OF ALL KINDS.
South Norwalk Flower Co.,
No. 2 South Main Street Telephone 364
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Blankets and
Comfortables
SEASONABLE 'BED COVERINGS AN ASSOR -,~
‘MENT FROM WHICH EVERY NEED CAN BE sun:
glfiilélEDSARE OFFERED AT QUR USUAL MODERATE
Blankets, ‘- from 59c to $7. 50 per Pair. .
Comfortables,- from 98c to $8.50 Each. , I
A. J. Collins 8.00.;
Funeral Director and Embaimer
North Main Street Phone 747
Suits.
InELargeIVariety,
Dresses,
é $14.93...
1I20 Washington at. South Norwalk. 110 Atlantic Sf. summer
Civil Service
The Demand For Male Stenograpliers
isConstant Prepare at
Merrill College
a
the proper he. 1 to keép her digestion right and her ‘
free from p.;sonous accumu lotions is not
with headaches, backache, languidf feeli -'
ural sufferings. All women who
FRED H, GANUN O, «
Funeral Director and
, ' Embalmor. ,
Office and Residence
‘ Telephone 0M. ‘
do Mala so, so. Nor-walls.
. eyerfirhere to and orders for our
Hr' Ir-Gmdc Custom Coraofi
Owned.‘ out the We. :63 woman?!“ luau:
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to? W“
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Live AGENTS wauranf“
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i. remedy to be the proper help for them.
:o_immodiate difi erenoe and occaai as:
f. r" vamenf. in health and strength;
purify the blood and arrow worm
. “1‘s Pills, not on! ”enjoys better pit.
:er nerves and rights: spirits, but.
know this fem:
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