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Calvin Wheeler, :1 student in the Simon and Charles Smith were attend-E
. a n !
Sinus 8.0. s. Wimidgeport trade school. visited over his the movies, the friends arranged
Ema “893*?“ “’ml his parents, Mr. a complete surprise. Many useful pre-
fOR "0M concuESEaud Mr 5' Wheeler, Hoyt street. l sents were received, consisting chiefly
‘ E B. H. Keeler. jr., and Miss Jessie A. i "f linen. Games and music were enjoy-
:(‘lose of Norwalk will be married atE ed. i
NEW HAVEN, Oct, 12.-A hurry “HE it):1 lgimeJoLnlti‘slistelogj g‘parcc‘lntsgdrfl The H’oly name society met in St.
was issued yesterday for half a dozen f a re. ' ‘ ' d or ay. Ct' } “0”)“ Church Sunday evening. The
former Yale football stars to comet Eméellhg “'tls a sot'tvot an informal at-
here and assist Head Coach Frank! . Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Hoyt of: 1317..“ being the first of the season.
Hinkey in coaching the Eli eleven. 00- rjast Maple street. Miss Helen Krutts-E Affairs for the coming winter months
berg and Parker Cummings enjoyedi were talked over. A resolution was.
lncidently, a number of changes were ‘ ‘ _
made in the ‘varsity lineup the most‘. life at Lake Trinity for several days] passed expressmg regret for the death
' j of Arthur J. Gray. who was one of the
important being the shifting of Cttp‘lMt Week- ‘ _
(tin Wilson from his position at hale The Park Committee is making pre~t 3009‘)“ “105‘ Sleadf‘d‘Sl members.
back to his old place. at quarter. HarryE parations to flood that pay: of that
LeGore played at full back and “Char-$5198“ Memorial Park that was form-. 7‘
icy" Taft occupied Wilson's place. erly known as the swamp, for a skatu “‘6“ SCHDOL NOTES
The coaches returned to fundamen- lug Place this winter. i . i
tals in the practice. There are indl-i Alan Patterson. who has been spend-1 E
cations that the style of attack thatl mg a week in town, during which time
I _
in the Parish Hall of Trinity Church
this evening of many young ladies to
organize a Junior Guild for the young
g TABLE DAMASK . .0 . .
z - men of the rish who re n t em-
”, 356., 40:... 505. 75c... $180 a yd! 1 N a 0 m
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Specml Values E
. HOWLAND’S
Entrances in Main Street, Fairfield Avenue and’Cannon 9t. '1
LlNEN TOWELINGS
‘ 100., 12 1-2:...13c. and 20¢. a yard
BATH TOWELS
Mr. and Mrs. Glen K. Carver, and
1")Il Gordon, of Newark, N. .1, who
' so, 10c., 12 12¢. 25:. 35c. and 5°C.
motored to this city to spend a week
Eat the home of Mr. and Mrs. William
L. AT
E‘ KrBA'N-KS :liiller, on Elmwood avenue. returned
i
‘ M‘HACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK' E10 their ho'me today. They were ac-
SOuth Norwalk.
Ecompanied by Mrs. Miller, who will
spend several weeks at the Carver
home in Newark.
‘ Bridgeport, Conn.
Tuesday, Oct. 12, 19r5.
Store open until 9 o'clock Saturday Evening. ‘3 ‘
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. EVERYTHING IN THE
LINE OF
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, FA. V t) R S
5
Wednesday brings the
Autumn Housewares Event
William Reis, of Burritt avenue, is
recovering, under the care of Dr. Dr
E. Sullivan, from an a'ttack of blood
poisoning. The young man had a
Post Cards :i blister on the second finger of his left ' ' “ll d h . , As today is if holiday, the orchestra l I
‘ Cre e Paper hand. While employed in one of the has so far prevailed this season in the has attends to t e packing of his: will have its first meeting on Tuesi N .
} Nappkins a. local hat—shops it came in contact be changed when the other coachesi furniture and shipping it by freight: day, October 19, at 1;30 p, m. ' Otable Demons‘ranon and Sale
with dye, becoming infected, blootl- arrive. ‘ ‘0 Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, left for his] A fire drill was held ye‘sterday in the!
llioiite Saturday night.
i Julius Kruttschnitt, president of the
Southern Pacific railroad, who resides Miss Brotherton's German class
assembly hall. E
Miss Lillian Gettler took charge ofi
on ,
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Oenoke avenue, has consented to' Monday. on account of Miss Brother-i
ion
MAY BE HELD AI BurfAloE give an illustrated lecture before the? ton’s absence.
Mr. Pollack is coaching the
poisoning resulting.
oi Dresses Soon
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D ON N it; L l. Y’S‘
j NATIONERY STORE
[6 So. Main St. So. Norwalk,
In the Regent Theatre, uptown, al
lecture on ”Christian Science” will be
given’ under the auspices of First
Church of Christ, Scientist, of this
city, by William D. McCrackan. C. S.
B.. of New York City, Friday night.
The speaker is a member of the Chris
tltiii Science Board of lectureshlp of
The Mother Church, The First Church
of Christ. Scientist in Boston, Mass.
$5 Buys a Fine Light Warm
Blanket
lltiu'lantl $5 blanbt‘l is biggest lll'Cdellill's. north
Etfivic league, and its friends for the‘ play
thenvtit of an emergency hOSDital. E‘The Coming of Minerva" written by
i “11.3. Kelley. who is now residing ml the members of Miss Welch‘a Juniori
V New York, to gain a residence in that} English class ltist year. It will be given; a“
State. and who is connected With Gig; in one. of our Friday assemblies int - it 1‘ (l 1 I! _
. . - . ' ‘ .‘ .‘tll‘ Eit‘t‘ )Otl sit cs) 1; 5 f1» ,. ~ _ .
tort] Hobbs & Board of to Broadway the near future. ' ..‘ ‘ . s u , “arm hm “0“]
-. ~ . ' i‘man Obertub-v ' . ‘ . . , , . ' . . . . ., - , ,, - ’ -
la :ouunendtdd‘ by :2: the Metro-i couiisclorsat-law, spent the weekend I‘OOlha“ Drifl'llb‘t‘ “35 held yesterday 44:1 l\ 001 lb noun on a uurp ttt stronpr t‘lttsc mm,” .
bessmg, ban capp tb pleasantly with Mr. and Mrs. Theo-ht 3 D- m- L WHO" gli‘es‘ g‘i'cai sti‘cuptli. 'l‘lic \\'(llll Kit-cs
polltan nssoctatlon. Like some 0 dore W. Benedict of South avenue. The members of the Senior Class are. great dyannth. logt‘thk‘l‘ tht‘)‘ lllakc a blaiikct rim in
ers who have VOlt‘ed their opinions} - . . . Iselling tlieticketsto“1\lucli Ado About; dl‘rab'htl' alltl warmth.
1 ( vor of the suggestion Mr. Oberv A linen shower was lettered Miss . . .. . . , ”0‘1, i ll' k) ‘ . N ‘ ‘
n a - ~ E thl tl 3E 5tunic Simon at her home on Locus] Nulhlllg" Wh'ch “'11 be given by the. \ dm ) a”. ”5. M ‘7’3 “W attrat‘tttt' tot). 'l‘hcir
mbbessmg “Hey“ that a e c igvme “ME“, evening While Miss‘llen Greet Players in High School llall ”1%:th arc bound iii Silk; the”. horilcrs are pink or blue
would profit if the big meet was held. . . . . . on October ltlth. like hot cakes. 0,. ma, shades of yellow 0r laYt‘titlcn,
in Buffalo. where clans tram/the dif-
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, WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair tonight; Wednesday increasing
cloudiness. followed by showers.
Pleasant weather continues in the
NEXT—~24 pt.
The agitation for‘staging the na-
tional indoor championship in a city‘
other than New York for a change,’
of l,
AETNA AGENTS AGE HOMEWARD
BOUND.
‘31
Leave Riverside, Cal., After Breakfast
This Morning—Alburquerque Last ‘
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.. llig enough to tuck in firmly at the
bottom and l
Stop.
fereut cities could congregate and vie
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-—TA|LOR SAYS, “MOST DELIGHT-
rcach wcll over the sitlcs of the licd: no t'liill rcachcs ‘
eastern districts. Tile western trough
of low pressure ls cit‘using unsettled, Representatives Of the Aetna H“ with one another for the valuable. BUY FUL." beneath a llowland blaiikct.
showery weather from Texas nortb- insurance Company, who have We“ prizes. ‘ Most tailors suder from constipa- ()0 by 80 inches \vcigh ; lbs. '
eastward to Michigan. This disturb- touring the we“: arrived in 1:08 A!“ In the opinion of Mr. Obcrtubbesv ‘ tlon. G.’ \V. Roberson, Wichita Falls,‘ 72 by 82 inches, \vt‘ig'h ; 1-2 lbs i
once is moving slowly .pttstward. The 89‘95- Sunday morning and Spam- "‘3 sing. athletes would respond from :Tex.. says: “I find Foley Cathartlc 70 by 80 iuchcs, grav, \vcigh gq-.2 1],s ‘
temperatures are rising in the cen' duy there. There was no special pro- Chicago, various Canadian cities. we ton 'Tahlels the most delightful, cleansing 70 by 80 itlclics, scarlet. Weivrli _; “H ». F
tral'and eastern districts. 373'“ 0‘ entertulnment 30 by groups Minneapolis Baltimore, Washington” cathartic 1 have ever taken." They Note how light tlicv arm—nothovér 5‘ 1-1 p" l p
,9: and lndivlduals sight seeing was the New York city and some other towns; , keep the stomach sweet and liver not proof that warmth docs '“m tlcpcud “P011 height I i lit 5, , '
chief diversion for the time spent nearby. in this way the best com-f ‘ -tlve, and ("we away billousness.bloat- Main floor rear. .
WEATHER A YEAR AGO there. They left for San Diego in tho petition would be enjoyed by the en- 0a tux. headache. dulltiess and other re- ‘ i I
‘ . TODAY. evening, arriving there yesterdaylmuglasts. suits of clogged bowels. GOOd Fortune Brings Plent
Thmpcraturc: Low, 54; high, 11‘0"!th and W91“ ‘0 the ”9051"” “1 “If It wasn’t for the Metropolitan go” everywhere, Y
, 63, Partly cloudy, a body and the. day was knowp as association the A. A. U. would die AT Of corduroys "
-——-—-—-—-————-———-— Aetna Day. . an awful death," sold the capable , 33 IN 114.3 STATE KLLED BY ..
The “55‘0“ 0‘ the NOW!“ Eveu- This morning they left for River- handicapper today. “The ’Metropoll- TheB.Hcrsliheld&SonCo! - AUTOS. Lortlurov, rich velvet-like finish and bcnutirul new. J
in: Schools start tomorrow evening. side and had breakfau at. the 'Glen- tun nasoclatlon starts everything and 1'“- I“. ill WAT“ 'T -...M tlcep hues, is greatly in demand, I .
t v. 4"- .wbod Mission lnn. At 11 o'clock. they finishes them in a commendntory ‘ Remarkable "we.“ h “mm“ haturallyv there is less and lcss of it to b.- found llut I
:The regular meeting of the cityI left Riverside, for the Grand Canyon manner. For years we have staged w: ‘ From Automobile Accldents good fortune has brought plenty for the prt-scut. For the ‘ i
council Will be held this evening. and will spend the'day‘ there. From the Indoors here. I'm for a change. ’ ‘ ‘ ' Over 1914 Record, fl'“”°‘““’f5 cannot say. it
- there the partywlll lll‘OOOEd 10 Albun "1' “'0‘“th do “‘9 game any harm ' ‘ There has been it notable increase , . Color ‘5 responsible for fully one—half the appeal 1 l
. ;Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Goldaclimldt, of querque, N. M.,- and visit the Fred to transfer, my. next year's tltlemeet [Mm mt cyan ' tn the number of automobile fatalities “'lml‘ Corduroy maki‘IS- C0108 ihthis collection are rare— 9
Chestnut street. are visiting in New Benny lndtun Museum, which will be to Buffalo. There In a blg'wmory ul! Distributors “yum“ “a in this state. For the year ending De- ly beautiful, _ , 1'
York, today. ‘ d . d the last stop on the homeward journey. there, and no doubt a record-breaking South "tom.“ cember M. 191" there were emu. . . Browns With warm decp tOiics, Russian “teens ’ r
crowd would turn out to witness the it 1 -~ .. . . nine fatalities reported m the state which seem to glow beneath the surface, purple a? n". g
”The udfourned meeting of the Board OLD Acnour TRIEB To mu.“ games: ‘. I am sure that. athletes from . The smzbum Co. “crew.” 0mm For the present "a... . hue of the grape, blue of elusive lightness and bright. 7 3,
Vol Education will be held tomorrow. _ « "quasar,” p . all over the countrr 'Would ‘“"‘ °“l D‘fifia‘co V ’ upto'Ssturdatht-re have been otgbty- .9 “('55: all are included 1—. ' «t
' WM 1. . 4. . summon, Oct. 12.4‘ltrtitut- ‘Sey- to battle. for supremacy in their ape» Phon'e x “i . mm ”Med, 0, with.“ m o, the en. 273mm? “4,157.3, yard fl .
3 -——~—- mom, to years old. a member of the cialtles in this way the game would Automobile uid fiat“. Cycle tire number for 19“. There‘ure noun ‘- ‘ a yard wide;$r..25. yard p
lJ. I. Llpkln. of the Globe Advertisz famous team of‘ Seymour ‘ Brothers. profit from many angles. ‘ R flirt . ly three months of the present year _ COl‘tlllt‘OyS With cord of, unusual \vitlth. rzirclv cchct- ’
ins Agency. Wuhlnfion street. W3! four young menwbo‘touredthe world “Buffalo is a great athletic center. Re 'stered Fep A .M R . to run audit ‘5 believed by the on lots ivc for coats for young women: green and tutipc'antl Co ‘I
ob a business trip to New Yark. yet several years ago in a sensational New York city has too many attract 8‘ sh"; ' '9‘“ in the capitol that the num for penhagen and brown—$1.50 yard. ” . ' .
19rd“. lluflflfl“ acrobatic sketch. attempted to kill tlona. bet another city set some t ' 1915 will be greatly in excess of that . Luxurious new velvets of cliifl'on finish. dccp and ¥’- [
1 —-—-- himself by shooting through the heart thing. and see It the sport Woh't for the previous year. state Policeman rich shades of purple and taupe and red and t'tipcnlmm—~ . -‘ .
tThe downtown Knights of Columbus yegterday, The bullet pugsed . “mg boom. There is nothing like a Rowe Wheeler said yesterday that the 01143.25 yard, . " . . ‘ "
Will this evening hold {a smoker and tchange." ‘ fatalities were traceable. for the most Center aisle, rcan. . . t 1.;
‘ ehtertalnment in thhir ropini on North
Main street. . .
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The first sitting or the board of as-
s ssora will be beld‘next Monday. Oc-
‘t 'ber 18th..ln the assessors’ offices in
4 9. City Hall. 1...}. “ J
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{Stephen W. Velsor. of Quintard ave-
nfue, Is today in amt-e at the air“
until convention of the Advent
Churches of the Connecticut. and West-
ein Manhattan-conference, which
tbday and motors-ow will be held in
Springfield. m
_There will be a meeting, tomorrow
night, of the banquet committee of
South Nor-walk Council, K. of C. Those
o'n this committee consists of a). Will-
iam 'Harfor'd. William F. Tammany,
William P. Word, and John F. Mo-
‘Mabon. ‘
Under the auspicei'or the St. Hilda’s
Guild there will be a meeting to night
ww—
, .Stop Your "Cough
WHlTE PINE "G. TAR.
' ; 25c. Bottll. .
. subsoil-Powell Gorpor don
= Pnescnte'riou bgucot 1's.
Kodaks, Cameron, ‘fiiim‘i; Plates, Paper
‘ _ as;
32 Washington Street
'Solith Norwulk. Conn.
t
tomorrow. Children simply will not
‘ «bowels, which become clogged up with
-' waste, liver gets sluggish, stomtich
below his heart. Ills condition In crit-
ical. .
SHERIFF TAKES SEVEN PRISON.
5R3 To CHESHIRE.
County,8lierllf Fauna and Deputy
Robert Nichols took seven prisoners
to the Cheshire IReformatory Saturday
morning. The prisoners were among
those sentenced at the recent term of
he criminal superior court. The
names and the crimes of which they
are accused are Robert Bucking-
ham, forgery; Steve \Dreshowsky, bum
glory; Michael Beardsley, assault:
Robert Sltot‘itack, assault; Antonio
Dostlllo, burglary; ,Frank' DeNapoll.
burglary; Royal McDonald, bur-
glnry. ' . V '
Mlllfltlll iii’t lllli w
, cutlets it Cllllll’S.
llllltllli Is coiiii
If Cross, Feverlati, Sick, lttlous, Clean
Little Liver and Bowols.
A laxative today saves a sick child
take the time from play to empty their
sour. .
Lupin at thetongue, Mother? ll coat-
ed, or your child is listless, cross, fev-
’erlsh,‘ breath; «bad. restless, 'doen't leaf.
ummiyruii'ot céid‘tir‘ his s‘brél “
or any” other chlldreiifs affine
Figs." thon"‘don’t”‘w3rry,‘ booths; It a“
all this domination poison, sour bile“.
out of the
testimonial" of, "chum-nit; Syrup « oi."
perfectly harmless, and in a few hours ‘
andvtcrmontlflng Waste will gently more?
STAMFORD BAKER. FILES PETI-
TION IN BANKRUPTCY.
A voluntary petition In bankruptcy
was filed this morning with Referee
In BanruptCy John W. Banks. in
Bridgeport. by Rodney R. Usher of
Stamford whose llablllties’amount to
$1,862.81 and whose assets are 634.26.
Usher has been conducting ll bakery
on Sound llench avenue. Stamford.
Edward L. Jones has been ill at his
home on East avenue with chills and
fever. * ‘
John Bliss. who has been quite ill
at his home on Railroad ‘ avenue, is
very much improved. ‘ :
Albert Mills, who has been confined
to be‘about again.
cuts .on Smith’s-Ridge. ‘
Charles ~ Bellwood of Bridgeport.
days here, visiting with friends.
John Cori- has been laid upvwlt'li a
severe attack of rheuma‘tlsm in his
.rlsht foot. Hols now odor-niches-
-' The" Momentum: witimset at the
dilution tireet."‘rituju‘dtft_y‘ at 3' p, m.
to his home, the past month. is able "
William Bedding of New York spent ,_
the week-end pleasantly with hlspar-
formerly of this town, spent several 3
Mrs: 'yflobart; Waters on '
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I
we REFER You
TO THE nous:
In It not beautifulin its glistonlna
coatf‘ Yes. and what's more. It will
wear well—we guarantee that. All our
paints. oils, stains, varnishes, enam-
oll,retc., area the best obtainable-
that has been painted with our paints.
that's your protection. Phone us.
The ‘7Gorham Co
1-701. “I. , -‘
to must Ir. . .EAST Nonwautf‘
*Ix’ucom}
part, to reckless driving. There are.
of course, accidents which are beyond
the power of the person in charge of
‘ an automobllle to prevent. Mr. Wheel-
er in of the opinion that the accidents
. would be greatly reduced if there were _
-' a law fixing the speed limit at fifteen
.~ miles an hour when there is no local
ordinance fixing the speed at a lower
rate.
SUES FOR $5,000 DAMAGES.
Alexander .‘Rosenbloom. a minor,
through his father. Jacob Rosen-
bloom, of Stamford, has brought action
In the Superior court against Julie
Adele Robertson of Greenwich for $6.-
000 damages. The boy, Alexander. was
walking, along Greenwich avenue in
Stamford, July 27th, last. and was run
into by defendant's automobile. The
plaintiff claims partial permanent In-
. f $19.50 _
New Fall. Suits
$14.98».
those new loose coats.
still more attraction.
I
walking. And values
ohAiN DEALERS MEET.
Loose Coats Have 'a Remarkable €-
Style
.‘ - . ' l‘ > . r I V
btylc, keen anti clever, ratl‘iatcs‘troui cvcrv one of
It seems to make no difi’e‘rcuce whether t cy
short or_of medium length-they have splendid‘stvlc
Their very loosencss gives it. The broad bolts used
. ouxso many of them, add to it. Their alert air qiv’cm it
And what a diversity there is! ‘ “
kitty Gordon coats are claiming first place just now. '
Of unique material that makes one think of plush but “
with far more strength and wirincss than plush' and‘ I
With a good luster. Copenhagen, and green, and. rich
gray are favorite colors. $20 and $22.50. '
Finely-effective coats of seal plush are trimmed with
beaver or opossum. Combination brings out beauty of 5
each. ' They are handsome. $25 and $35. *‘ ’ .
Newcordui‘Oy coats, some with stripes of (Iifi'crcnt -
color and so with extra beauty—$15 to $25.
Gray tweeds. and that means gray with many touches
of brilliant. hue mixcd in—$12.50, $15 and more. I ‘
. Adaptability marks these loose "coats too. They are
ideal for riding, splendid for motoring, excellent for
are noteworthy. '
Second floor.
TllE nowhttiinitv Goons commit
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PEORIA. Ill.. Oct. 12.—An address (we University'
.. i3 . .. * E. ndtnx‘ievel‘cl.‘dayslwlthlrer‘dauxh t it ‘8 nt ‘ n “ '7 . * . ‘t
' . Pl“. fund, but (:me mud . tor. Mrs. George '1‘. smith Richmond with?! M's-4:8 me later; $3 erman, :12 E‘ T' 'BUOK'NGHAM CONF'NED 1'0'
' ta” 7311 account‘with or thin Va . ' , ‘ z '1” °“ e “1. ° “”9” y a WITH sevens com." .
~ , .. . r “ . ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ " the Government." was ongthe program .00 ammo“ Commhmna;m.¢~
of-tptisy's session of the convpnthn
of the (trombonist-s" Notional Asso-
chitlou. The program also included
an address. on the" “Grain. Grades'
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ppppp Buckingham has been Confined to his
bed. a“ bubonic, in NPrthMQl'! 5t
Bridgeport, for he, lut‘fow daysnlflo
devoured! devil-6. sellout-1931i!
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