WEDNESDAY, SEPT. fl. Ig!‘
At Lane’s
to serve on the Ice
Cream, Fruit Flavors:
Strawberry
Banana
Orange
Pineapple
*‘z
lane‘s Bakery.
51 Washington
Street.
GIN. NEWS
"Mrs. John‘Curtis and daughter, Dor-
othy, are guestsof Mrs. Longley, at
Storm, Gallo.
Attorney John Keogh has been ill at
his home in Gregory Boulevard for the
past few days, suffering from a severe
cold.
-—Come down to the Old Mill tonight
Splendid program. E. N. I A.
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The Silent Pour Club will hold all
dance tomoirow evening at the head-
quarters in Water stroet, Second Dis '
trlct.
Frederick Becker, Jr., of Lincoln‘
avenue, started today for Jersey ('iiyi
Heights, New Jersey, where he will}
spend a few-days visiting relatives.
The regular meeting of Butler
Lodge, No. 97, I. 0. O. R, will be held
tonight. with a rehearsal of the initia-I
tory degree after the business session:
~Eyeglassos. spectacles. lenses, 45c
up at Brand's Washington street. i
“,
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Plait and Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Ridge, of Iicihel,I
have returned from a visit withl
friends at Harbor View Beach, South!
Norwalk. f
Mrs. William Murray, of Troy. N}
Y., is visiting her parents, Mr. and.
”Mrs. F. R. lrwin. of 83 Yale street.
'Bridgeport, until after the wedding of}
her sister, Miss Mina lrwln. on the.
29th.
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The West End improvement Asso
elation will hold a meeting tonight
’ at 8 o'clock at the Klondike Club
Hall. Reports of committees. This
is the last meeting before city elec~
tion. Every. voter and taxpayer should
attend.
«BANNER BAKERY, 5 MONROE‘
. '. STREET.
Did you ever try one of our delicious.
layer cakes. with soft cream or frost-I
log filling as you choose? Now is the
time, you will want another. Tel 3(‘7.
Captain Joseph Vroom and daugh-
< ters; M‘iss Edith Vroom and Mrs}
George F. Godfrey, with Mrs. William
9F. Hoyt. of South Norwalk. are ex-i
pooled to return today from their
three weeks' automobile trip to Glass
Lake, in the Adirondack Mountains.
Miss Mina irwin, daughter of Mr.
.and Mrs; F Ra Irwin. who conducts.
lithe former Lane restaurant in Wash-I
:fiangton street, South Norwalk, one or
., the many September brides was the
' guest of honor at a pink and white
:iinen shower given by Miss Helen
Keatingof No.128 ‘Park place, Bridge-
. ., port. White asters with rose pink oos‘
, mos were combined. for the charming
f. . party. Miss Irwln’ 5 wedding to Fran-
: "ole x. some: of Pougheepsie, N. Y...
. 4 5. mu be celebrated in st. Peter’s church
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slrucior.
Containing Fran God Livers, with
Peptonate of Iron. 1
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David W.Raymcnd
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED «MEN‘S BUWG
27 WASHINGTON 81'.
T .mim;umm.
w... 0....
Grabs
Lobsters
“’“g 8‘ Clams
FIRE!
heat required.
FIRE '
On the hearth these fall nights, . makes a happy
home, a contented family and just the
Hickory and App
Cut in Lengths to Suit.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
. amount of l
letree WOOD
FIRE! ‘
GERMANIA BOTH
M. FLEURY Prophets». 5
EUROPEAN PLAN
Room 50¢: day. $1.50 week
and up.
Railroad Ave. 80. Harwell;
funds in unsafe places.
Strengthen your credit.
Round
5.235%... Fl 3 h
Rockaway ,
Oars
Escollops
CuTITill’s
' 7: North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone ml
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Gilbert, of
24 Msrwln street, have a daughter.
The baby was born last Saturday.
—Meet your friends at the Fair, to
night. E.’ N. l. “A.
Harris &. flan: are busy uploading a
barge of crushed atom. asbarge of
sand and two barges of coal.
A large delegation will go to Row-y-
ton this evening to attend the rally to
be gium ‘under the auspices “of the
Rowayton Republimn Club. .3! ‘ .4,
d
A smoker is being arranged far by
Second District Republicans to he
held at Rod Men's Hall on Washing:
ton street, Tuesday evening. Plain
have not yet been announced. ' “
Several unimportant cases will come
up on trial in the Court of Common
Pleas, Friday of this week. before
Judge Howard 8. Scott. which con-
cerns Norwaik parties. They are: Mary
Kurimal vs. Andrew Bakes. and writer
for disclosure of defense or jurgemeut,
Attorney [Keogh l Candee for the
'plalntii! and Attorney William A.
Grillln, Jr., for the defendants; Philip
Grausman vs. Charles R. Teabuoldt,
for disclosure of defense of foreclos-
ure; Attorneys Keogh & Candee for
the plaintiff; and Gilbert R. Hastings
vs. Carrie E. Wakemsn, and others,
for plaintiff's motion for a continuance.
Attoreny Louis (loldschmidt repre-
sents the plaintiff.
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mums
Herein Omndnwther’a Recipe to Dark-
on and Beautify Faded Hair.
That beautiful even shade of dark,
glossy hair can only be had .by brewing
a mixture of BageTea and Sulphur.
more your face: When it fades, turns
[ . gray. streaked and looks dry. wispy
' and nonggyly. just an application or
two of Bags and Sulphur enhance its
appearance a hundredfold.
.w from any drug are not)
natural color} holiness and
Your hair is “your charm. It makes. or ‘
,_ Don't bother in repare the tonic;
at little of “Wyeth's Cage and 9111- ‘ " “i“:
tphur compelled.” ready to use. This N
can always be depended upon to brink. .'
spection.
The City N ational’Bankf
WHY TAKE CHANCES
Many persons have lost the savings of a lifetime by concealing
The site place for money is in a Bank. ll
We alter this security in the form of a checking account which will ‘i
Protect your funds from loss
Systomatiza your financial stairs
Modern methods, superior facilities, courteous treatment—pa are
invited to do your banking bull noes here.
EMERSON SHOES
. For Well Dressed Men
All of the latest models are now ready for your in-
including many novelties that are most attractive.
ASK TO SEE THEM
POPIJllIl WIS
GOOD SHOWS COMING. .-
Seats are all in, decorators are lin-
ishing up, electrfiians are trying out
their lights, cleaners are busy and ev;
erything is assuming a finishing- up
shape at the Regent Theatre. which
opens on Fridhy night of this week
with “Everywoman. " There will be a
number of seats placed on sale 'at the
box ofllce all :30 on Friday night, due
to the seat man being unable to fur-
N811 I complain diagram on time. On
Saturday matinee and night. a monster
“deluge pfograBi-wlll be ahpwn, aid on
fiatur’iiay night Earl Williams, the
CONNEALLV & BRACKEN.
South Norwalk
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Don’t Forget
to see
Tom Murray
31 Southldala Street
80. Norwaik
Simon M. Austin & Col,
104 WASHINGTON ST.
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l It You [lave
Any Junk
35?; S. Jaliee
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l Succéasor to Wm. Efiron.
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W aists'
New line of Lingerie Waists
in various styles. Made of em-
broidered voile and orgsndy.
plain and tucked; some with
smoking. Trimmed with fine
Val. lace and insertiOn.
‘ $1.98 and $2.25 .
' J [Md—little
most popular of “A motion picture per
formers. will appear personally and
greet his hundreds of Norwalk admir—
ers. For Monday afternoon and even-
ingytiSeptember 27, Metro will present
story “Always in the Way,” Tuesday.
bopresentsd. Wednesday will see
Petrova will be seen in "The Vam-
pire." Friday another Paramount is
scheduled, and Saturday will mark an-
other picture lnnovation. On Monday
matinee and night October 4 another
great dramatic travelling show has
derful actress who played thalhding
part in "Madame it.”
all last season at the Playhouse, New
Mary Miles Minter in the charming , '
the regular Paramount program will ~
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special surprise bill, Thursday Olga 1,
been booked,,called “The Law of the f
Land" with Adelaide French, the won- >
This play ran ~
Phone 499.
37 Eort Street. East Nomalk.
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FALL
Footwear
We are showing a large
variety of new and up-to-
date Footwear.
We Aim To Give
Samoa.
Do you nealize how much i
that means to the consumer?
York City. Other bookings are 'the
famous Payton Stock Company for an.
tor,” “Back Home," and. many other
Broadway plays. “The Birth of a,
entire week with a change of plays. "
daily, "Adele," “Potash and Purlmut- .,
‘misunuuutt
‘“~ Phone 519. as Hoyt St:
Nation" Will appear shortly at the
Regent.
FOR HER SAKS.
“You can't afford to be without this
wonderful Work."
“That's good, My wife says I am al-
to, and this willprove she is rightsfl
‘ Maximum . Accidental Policy
ways doing things I can not afford"
:' 2‘ The Travelerslneuranse Go
-‘terrod risks.
I‘M Layton & (o, loo“ 3
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'WORED‘S' F‘A’IR TRAVEL
BEFORE GOING BE SURE AND
PURCHASE A
A policy covering all accidental in-
juries with maximum protection in
the more serious accidents of travel
‘ ‘ lSBUBD BY
cost-43500 to soloctand. pro
It is expand-Iona“ ;
BEST VALUE
CORRECT STYLE
Satisfaction Always
W I
lover’s
Norwalk and South Nor-walk.
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“Smilsr'"Sheehan, the day man in
L. A. Burdlck's lunch cab. is ill a)?
his home in South Main street, and
William Kehoe is substituting for him.
STeRE_
‘ For Rent.
Now Occupied by the United
ElectricaLight and Water Co.
curtailing!
South Norwalk,
: New Fall Sluts
COAL.
THE WM. ‘EFFRON’
e Hewitt 8!. ram: ~
‘u—wcept with lacunae our:
CO.', Inc.
All; for “If! 43’?!le for1 EEO OAK
If» rumm—
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An advance Sale of Fall and Winter Garments. Come and convince
yourself that you can save at this store from $5 to :10 on your wearing =
Illintzs
”apparel.
Ladles’ and Mlues’ Suits from $8.95 to $25.00.
Ladiée’ and Misses' Coatafro 11 $4.93 to $25.00.
Ladiu’ and Mines' Dresses from $2.98 to $25.00. .-
Ladlee' and Mluea' Skirts from "$1.98 to $10.00.
The handeomeet waists in town from 98c. up.
Ladlee’ Hot: from 50c. up.
We carry the best and largest selection of Millinery and Trimmings
at very low prices.
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PAGE Sh VER
3255330800
$18.
We have been able to se-
cure for this sale 100 High-
claea Sample Suits, which
we divided between our
Oxidgeport and South Nor-
walk stores.
These ’suib are one of a
kind, very latest styles, ma-
terials fine broadcloths,
g'a’oardines, French sci-gee
and fancy mixtures. Values
up to $30.00. On sale to-
morrow ........ $18.50
Alterations Extra.
MenoUGALL
Cabinet Today
Get every worth- while Conven-
icnce and many exclusive labor-
, saving devices all rolled into one
article of furniture you’ll be.
- proud to own and more deli ted
’ to use. Club Terms of _
” Weekly'ma‘ke it ‘easy for you to 4
do this. Come in. Let us explain ‘
details.
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“THE PARIS
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We alter free of charge.
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
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