Pure Home-
made‘ Candy
Alwsys new.
HuvLsa's sinuous
concourse
LANE's PURE 1c: chem
THE" seer or BAKERY
Paooucrs
F. A. LANE
51 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH' NORWALK
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Lincoln Council, Order of UnitedI ‘Adrian Dwight Keep has returned
American Mechanics, will hold a meet home from a week's trip to Jackson.
illg this evening. .
Tile school children of Nor-walk are
enjoying an appreciated vacation to-
day, the teacher's being in attendance
at the annual teacher's convention in
New Haven. »
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Tile members of the Woman's Mu-
nicipal League. of South Norwalk will
meet next Monday evening in the
auditorium of~the library at 3:30
o'clock p m.
—-—Dld you see Apolomo Hat O‘Brien
- Mrs. Lewis Droerton, sample ma-
chine binder, of the J. C. Wilson Hat
00., is spending the day 111 Bridgeport,
being her first absence in five years.
Harold T Murray, of Harriet street,
is on a week‘s business trip to CM
csgo, aners. Murray is visiting her
sister in New Haven. "
liilss Ella J. Byxbee. of Maple
street, has returned home from Dal
ton. Massachusetts, where she has
been spending nearly a month. '
——NEW HOTEL MAHACKEMO.
Take Lunch or Dinner. it breaks
tlle monotony. Try it.
Voters will be made at tile City
Hall until 8 o'clock, this evening, and
everyone who has an application in
should make it a point to get made, as
this will be the last opportunity.
Attorney George H, Vosburgh is
confined to his bed today with gas
tritis. He is under the care of a phy-
sician, and hopes to be about soon.
Mrs. Jane Selleck and her daughter,
Mrs. O. S. Brown, of New Canaan.
have been the guests of relatives in
Norwalk for several days
—Large assortment of caps 0' Brien
One of the largest forest fires of the
season was in the woods of Dr. Bohan-
nan and Allin Lockwood at North
Stamford About 40 men worked night'
and day to extinguish the flames,
which burned over about' 60 acres
in all. Drought and a scarcity of
water made it ,almost impossible to
put it out.
Who’s to Blame .
if you do not save some portion
of your money while you 3’9
. earning it?"
Save and Have
self—made men who have been a;
success in the World.
Systematically
bank a part of your, earnings .
and prepare for a comfortable~ .
old age. '
DeCide To- Daym
that you will be successful.
The South Norwalk
Tmstflommr
‘ -14., dug. mu; ind-n, 111'
05110.net common bold-sulphur made. Psalms. and Oratlons.
into a thick cream will soothe and? 1 anointing of the bells, the St. Ladis
1; heal the skin 1When hitated and brok-l laus choir will render selections
f .pears, leaving the skin
is the adviceof the majority of '
' '1‘." any cold cream i
. I, never fails to instantly subdue the water, and reCeivlng a souvenir.
THE ST. LADISLAUS HUN-
eamsrt CATHOLIC
THE MODERN cHuacH.
Tonic Reconstructor.
F H. BAX'rER. Druggist.
Norwaik is to witness impressive
lservioesrnext Sunday at, the Hungar-
ianCatho‘lic Church, Cliff street, be-
ginning at z p. in That church will
. have the distinction of possessing one
‘of the finest Westminster peels of
four bells in this~pert of the count”-
No longer will the belfry of this beau-
tiftil structure, dominating a hill on
Cliff street, be silent; the services and
the Angelus rung three times daily.
will henceforth be announced by the
mellow, beautiful Westminster chang-
es or Cambridge Quarters' originated
and first introduced a century ago in
St. Mary's, Cambridge, England. from
an air. which issaida to have 115111
written by Hendel..;ipnd some you:
later copied for the tower of the
House of Parliament. Westminster.
This set of bells is arranged so that
they can ‘be rung both individually
in’the regular manner, and with the
aid of the chiming stand, variations
can be tolled of similarly to the
chimes found in many big churches
throughout the country. Contrary to
the loud, shrieking ringing of four
bells simultaneously, it is most pleas
ing to the ear to hear a harmonious
musical variation of the Quarters.
which will now delight Norwalk, from
the tower of St. Ladislaus! The four
bells are a donation, obtained for the
church through the efforts of Fathers
Chernitsky. and Sasha, the former
and the present pastor respectively.
The largest bell. weighing nearly 2,000
pounds, was given by Mrs. Anthony
‘Nagy. a generally known, respected
and beloved pioneer resident, of Nor-
walk. and is going to be dedicated as
St. Anthony bell in memory of her
deceased husband, Only a few months
ago. Mrs. Nagy donated a similar bell
" to the Hungarian Reformed Church.
Today]: short calendar “3' 1“ the The second bell, bearing the. name of
Bridgeport “‘1'“- and the ““30"“? the Patron Saint of the church
of the local attorneys are spendlns the: weighs somewhat under 1 000 pounds.
“I 1.“ Ill“ city. and was secured through the untiring
W hustling of two brave boys of the par-
This evening Judge John H Light. 1 ish viz. Stephen W. Lengyel and John
prom" candidate to succeed him 1W. Tapaszi, the soul of a small band
self In attorney-general, WI" addressl 1 of young men, The Jolly F1ve.whlch
a big P1036801" rally in Shelton. Mr I effectively and reality might be called
“‘m' m" m" “m" emu” “y'etne “Jolly No," but whose stock
will hold noonhoor rallies “I meiand also numbers will no doubt. be
prominent. local and out-o! town the iboosted through their fine work. The.
“"1” “a I” 1.11. "mm“ M“ ”e“ third bell 11111 St Paul bell, is one
I“ ”mm" I“ “II" “m“ “w“ “8 tone higher. and the weight slightly
"m.mm “mm mm ”“3 11110111 .l.1ghter 111 it Mrs. Paul Lengyel.
der’ talks. - iwell known business woman of my
avenue ave a fittln m morial to
Two automobile loads of young MOI 1 her husband recently gecessod; it had
pI° MI" u” mm" Yum“ ””1851an a long cherished desire of the
Christian Endeavor Society, Bouthi deceased husband to give some sult-
Nm“ this "mum will '80 to New able article to the church A similar
”'7” W. mm“ _
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ville. Florida.
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As usual, there are many special
week-end bargains to be bad at
Darcy's. See adv.
’R0gers 81; Stevens
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goarminsnnlsflrtlle
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Thp reason" ,»our constantly
increasing bus‘ is that we si~
ways do what we say. When we
tell you our methods are painless,
we stand ready to prove it.
. Dost materials, guaranteed work
and lowest prices. Fillings in gold.
silver. platinum and porcelain. Gas
administered when desired.
_ Consultation Free. ,
Hours: 9a.m.toB p.-m. Sundays '
by appointment. '
Dr.‘.l. H. Mallory
1“ South Main St, _ So. Nor-walls
01111125
11011 SATURDAY
Sale of Shapes
‘4 Price
slaves
$1.00 ' 50c
cut on thosamc comfortable
lines mid from'ths some bold
patterns.
Prices for men and women
$5 to $13-50.
Sweaters too at $1 to $ro.
Norwalk and So. Norwalk.
Cute, Cunning,
I
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$1.50
$2.00
$3.00 $1.49
35-90 $2.49
Special Velvet Sleeveless Waists
75c
990
Dress Shapes
Amusing
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First Batch of Home blade
COMIC CARDS.
Dome in and get your taught
Table Linens-
New. all pure'Llnenflemstitched
Damask Table Cloths, in assorted
designs ....... ‘ ...... $2.00 to 02208
All Linen Table Cloth. with Nap-
kins ............... . ..... $6.00 out
Mercerised Damask Table Cloths
...... ....... $1.00 such
TOWELS.
New assortment of ell-linen Dam-
ask and Linen Towals; regular size
50: to $1.00
In... ............. ....
All-linen Guest Towals.26c to 600
J. l. Mallette .
Consult "Our
, ‘ Ocnlist
Our Oclilistwa medical man of
m" m Hyatt. “I“? F "3“" called the St Marys 111111
Howard and Leland Leppert are the
1church Mrs. Mary Prokop, the donor,
convention. Vis Well known here.
Papers were filed today in the tow
clerk‘s once attaching property in;
East Norwuik in a 8500 damage suit
brought against William H Baker, of
East Norwalk. by Beatrice Bray.
this any. ”{nm‘flg the firm Tuesday pastor of the church. the amiable
of November in the Court of Common Father Stephen F. Chernitsky, dele-
P1988. nap“, Sheri! mag-[gnu “I”. gated for this occasion by the Right
tiled papers attaching property in a Rex Bishop of this diocese. and will
$2 000 fwmm ’gnu brought by the be assisted by the 10ml pastors. the
George Humbug; Sous Company Rev. Dr. Firm of St. Mary' s. and the
again“ David Rosen. and others This Rel Father it J. Carroll of St Jos-
walk. and will by her gift. be remem-
bored by the parish.
The blessing and dedicatorv ser-
Rev Father McGinnis
day of November in the Superior' 518111108. the
Father Lynch; the Holy
Court of Bfldgeport, {and the Rev.
‘GllOSL Fathers of West Norwalk are
”" " "‘ ’ ‘“" .expected to send some of their mem-
SAYS sulPHUR -bers to the celebration. The pastor,
Rev. Father Szabo, will act as master
0 lat ceremonies, while the sermon will
”RIVES [MEMA he preached by Father Chernitzky in
Hill lHE SKIN
{the singing of the Vespers in the‘
Use ~lee Cold Cream to Instantly church and the chanting of the Litanyl,
Stop “china and Clear the Skin.. .10: All Saints in the yard of the?
Sulphur. says a renowned dern1atoi~= church, together
Illnngariab, and the English
1 will be delivered by one of the guest
During the
in
on out with Eczema or any form of four 1oices there will also be con
empuon- The moment it 18 39110901 gregstioual singing, a‘fter which one
all itching ceases and after two or of the Sunday -scllo(>l children, dough
three applications the Eczema dlsap ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Czel salutes:
clear and the donors with a poem. The latter
511100111 will stand next to their respective
He tells Eczema sufferers to get hells “hick will be decorated with
from any good pharmacy an ounce of ribbons and badges and Sunday-school
bold-sulphur and apply it to the 111+ teachers standing at their sides, will1
tated parts the same as you would provide the guards of honor for them.
An unique feature will be the em-
For many years common bold- sulogploy'menLOf sponsors for the bells;
phllr hi3“ ocCupied a secure position each of the bells will be surrounded
in the practice of dermatology and by numerous sponsors, the first of
cutaneous Motion by reason of itsthich will have about 100 couples,
parasite-destroying property. it is not husband and wife. and the rest of the:
only parasiticldal, but also antlpruri. bells nearly as many, These sponsors
tic, antiseptic and remarkably heap:l will tpucll their respective hell by the
ing in all irritable and inflammatory medium of a ribbon extended to them
conditions of the skin. While not al-.and then will successively accede to.
ways affecting a premanent cure it the bell, sprinklingssame with holy-
The;
angry itching and irritation and heal majority of the parishioners were in~I
the Ecum- right up and it is often vited as sponsors Outside of the
years but before any eruption again ! parish, some notables or the city were
‘wnmm
linvited by cord, to act as sponsors;
Hflm' tool In“ state convention. lluotivo prompted Mr. and Mrs BurtI
:11 the i S will bo'nev'noir‘?":1l’rokop of Union City. Conn. who do I.
°" M Dunn. “I” s "‘8 9“ [noted the fourth bell which will be:
and will;
:in all I nflmI ' Miss H Hall M)“ I also be used as a Soul bell announc 5:
Bo ill. Benton, 66° ge ing the death of a member of the
l
poin l
regularly fill ted delegates I“ URI for many years lived in this City, and.
having model
11 many friends while residing in Nor-1
of vices will be 111 charge of the former
case is returnable on the first Tues 1 eph' s Chulcll. together with their as '
address ‘
The ceremony will include,
11 till appropriate 1
long experience—lg retained by us
to give your eyes any attention
they may require. .
1 Why neglect the opportunity of
caring for your eyes when such
high professional skill isoat your
«a.
service.
VOCULIBTS AND OPTIOIANS
87 Atlantlc Square. Stamford. Conn.
Open 8st. Evngs. Est. 1897.
M#--~ -_—
IREBUIL‘I’ TYPEWRITERs—L. C.
Smith. Underwood.
.. Remington. all other
1 makes, sold. ‘rented.
repaired. Rentals. 735
per month. Machines
JAS. oouusttv.
116 South Main Street. South Norwalk.
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some of them are superiors. other
benefactors or respected friends of
many of the members or St. Ladisleus’
Church. Among the distinguished
guests invited. are Messrs J. A. Far-
roll, (3. K Diamond D. F. Toomey,
Wm F. Tammany. Congressman J.
Donovan, J. F. and \\ n1 H. McMahon.
.A. J Collins, E Hayes T. F Foley, J.
1W. Sculley, F. A Laue, F H. Gaming,
and CR. Raymond.
Besides hundreds. perhaps thous‘
ends, or individuals, many societies
will take part in the celebration. lu-
vitations were sent to an accepted by
the two councils of the Knights
Columbus. the Holy \‘ame Society of
St. Joseph’s Church, and the Ancient
IOrder of Hibernians .aiflliated with
the St Mary’ 5 Church, are invited and
expected to come; among the other
local societies, the Italian Independent
Society, the St. Francis Polish and the
:Slor ak Societies will be here.
Bridgeport and Stamford large- dole
.gations of the Hungarian Societies are
going to turn out, the St Ladislaus.
the Rakoczi, the First Hungarian, the
two Catholic Clubs, the St. Anthouy
Societies sending forth their more _
lsentatives. All the local Hunga
Societies Will participate: they are
the St Ladisl'aus,- the Rakoc‘si, the
Coal,
sold at $5 per month. ‘
01‘
From -
$1. 99 .
, ' Sale of Fine Coats at
$4.95, 15.95.117.95, $9.95. to 1125 _’
High Class Sui'ts ‘
$12.50 to $30.00
[MICE
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Store. -
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Wood. Cement:
Special Prices 011 Cash Orders,
This Month, for Red Oak'
COAL
WILLIAM EFFRON
,Phone 441
Bridge Fish Market
The Little Shop .
North Main Street.
THE LATEST MODELS
11v
surrs, GOWNS AND wars'rs
‘ ALSO.
UNDERWEAR. censure sun
HOSIERY.
K. A. GLAVEN.
3 Rowan St.
Our
ITOOK OF
, . Rockaway Deep _Water Oysters ‘ 1 ' ‘_ V.”-
R « NGES . {filmmakeamndmanh SD h.
V. ~. ‘1 .. V fl _ “g and R cm t V V . .
.A.. , _ {£33393 ounu . V me “1g .
' C ysters{ r t“ ’ .. , .
h a. most 003131....“ in the two II-Iard Crabs. »
New. _.
.The Kitchen.
l ' Heater
wear ECONOMICAL
See it. at our office today.
The United Electric
Light 8.1 Water Co.
CUTBILL’S 1
71 North Main Street
Free Dclcvery Phone 108.
STAMFORD. " MAGEE
YORK. PERI ECT
ACORN
Also Repairs [or All mums.
Jones ,8: HoichkiSs
Company
17 Wall .0. NOMIN-
Daily and Sunday '
Papers ‘
Delivered to your home or
office! Prompt service.
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Glover’ s
\
,Some Good Valuesin
KITCHEN NEEDS
SATURDAY ONLY.
APhonc your order to
BRIGGERMAN
1105.. 1.4. 11111111 111111. St.
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1
331. .50 brown .‘nd white Casseroles,1
“Silver Lake ice.” 1 1 1 .1. 11.1 1 a
sac 7ncr, 111 110 e pate 1..»
We have extended our service to 1
South Norwalk in response to man: I frames """"""""" 98°
requests Voc Wax’ed Sandwich Paper...2 footie
We do not seek trade by cutting?“ Liquid Veneer ............. 4190 1
. grief: it}: get and ringer customers j50c Round 1w .1 Rat T1 nos ...... .331:
{fir 13111:: as unequae 5°"va at M10c sell made Knife Boxes” ....76
it is true economy to deal with us 1‘39: lDustless Floor Mops. with mp0s: .
Especial attention to family trade I10 Sid handles """"""""" 39°“
uTHE SILVER LAKE 165 CO. c '1rcel lost Egg Boxes 2-1102.
. size ........... ..... 81: each?”
. PM". 619- 22 HW‘ 5": Uptown 59c 8- quart Gray Enameled Cooking
. R g ‘ N . ~ ! Pots sole-vs ................. . 39°
. L1 1 _ V I . V$2 00 Universal Bread Makers. £1.69
1 , _ _, . . . » '350 [add Egg Beaters ............. 27o
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1.00 C 0 M M
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foot-moulded lasts. We have :1 Deposit $150 Family Scales, flat top and
Style for every {000. . scoop, 24 lb size ...... $11
1: $40 $ .50. We recommend our m VRemmer’s Peroxide Bathssffipg.
2 c ' -
terest healing (kutlficatcs 'Remmers Bay Rum Soap '
of Deposits for the temp 3 cakes; 25
orally investment of idle Remmcr's Vegetable Oil Soap.
OUR SHOES DO MORE THAN MERE-
LY LAST WELL—THEY
WE—AR WELL 7
0
The Poppie’s Trust Co
sourn NORWA K. CONN.
. SAVED HER 71111 TROUBLE.
Tramp—Your dog Jest hit a piece of
flesh outer 1111. leg, mum. ,
Woman-Glad you mentioned it
funds. Certificates are is
sued in amounts of $100.
and over; and Are payable
on demand. I
'This means keeping. their shape
throughout a lohg..satisfactory service.
If you want THAT kind,
TRYV THE BARRY slice.
0 s Avrick
25 WASHINGTON 111111111137 I
SOUTH NORWALK. '
Phone ides-‘2. .
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Prompt Delivery
A LOT OF AMATEURS. -
Hicks-"What do you think of the
general staff?
Wi‘ckswliuh! i use more 11111 11111.
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First and Hannah the Onkepzokor.
was just goingto foedhim.
1 egy to get a night out with. the boys.
Norwalk Chronicler