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For Curtains and Draperies
E K. BANKS
Mahaclremo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
Nictrolas Sold:
On Easy 'Terms
DONNELL'Y’S
i VICTROLA PARLOR
r6 South Main Street.
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Eicttion of oflicers Iviii lake place
this eIening at the regular semi.
Union'
7 Council, Knights of Columbus.
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'Joad. Come and get all you want the
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Deputy Sheriff Nelson W. Benedict
yesterday serIed jury warrants on
Donald Birdsaii, William Geopple and
Edsou L. Purple. all of It iltorl.
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The regular weekly meeting of “'t‘l"
con‘e Stranger Lodge, No. 364, Sons of
8'. George, will be held tltis evenim'.‘
In St. George's Hall, on Main street.
——Business Man's Lunch. 40c. Cliff-
ord Rathskelier.
A gray horse was found wandering
about in Taylor avenue yestorday af«
ternoon. The animal was taken toQ
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claimed it. i
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.ed ftont the local hoapital was taken:
with a tit this morning in Maruca‘s.
shoemaker store. in Water street. Wes
ton was removed to the hospital.
Tia police reteiIed :I report lnsti
ning that an lver Johnson bicycle!
had been stolen from Stamford. and:
were asked to be on the lookout for‘
(in wheel.
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Routine business was conllil\‘ll‘ll at
the regular meeting of Douglas Fowler,
Post. G. A. R. which was held in l
evening in the headquarters iii Wasi -l
hrgior. street, '
getcrai applications for tnetttbe ship!
were received during the regular ttterttI
bersltip during the reguiat meeting of
No. 1, Fratenai For-
unt tiragtte which II .I~ held last eI err-
lug, in the lodge rooms, ltt Vi Itshingtonl
street
Word was received yesterday aim-r-
the local police headquarters
noon at ‘
peared front her home. in 11mm) ii!
and was nowhere to be four rd. i
a short
street
The (hiid was discoIered in
time, however, having not wandered
\‘ery for from her home.
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DANCING
Thursday night at Roton Point Grace;
'Brotht-rs' Orchestra. 1
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Stillson-l’oweii- CorpO'ation
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIBTS.
82 Washington Street.
tau-um. r w». a -- » ,0“
I. Seavietv avenue and will be Jver-haui‘
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rithere arid will return at tlte end of the Misses
in before October 1st.
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“Albina" Weston, recently diIcharg-l‘ln a FFOUP meeting With Parnassus
were discussed.
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South Norwalk, Ct.
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Mill) PERSONAL
News
Louise i‘asquoreiia. and Oruzio'
-i)anipie were. married yesterday morn- l
ing in St. Joseph‘s (‘htirch itt Southl
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It's just an even balance—
the prices are the same, $3
and $2 each.
Its Simply a question f0:- Main street, by Rev. Carroll. Tire
your head to decide. hride was attended by Miss Jennie
Both are the latest New Moia, and Antonio Francuiia acted as
best man Flower girls were Anna,s
Silvie Lubrana, Theresa Esp silo and
Rose Mttio. Following the wedding
cerbnony, a reception was held at 8
Mechanic Stret .Tite affair was large-
ly atended, music was furnished 0)”
the Audino and IiiSeastrre orchestrau
York blocks, both have easy
head lines that mean comfort.
Gloves,c canes and umbrellas.
Rogers 8: Stevens
Norwalk Sol Norwalk , \
Tire L'ncas, owned by 13. Weeks, is The marriage of Carl Schmidt. of?
(locked on the shore running Mong'South Norwaik, and Miss Rose lffland,
of Stamford. will be soiemnized this
evening, at the rectory of St. John‘s
int c, (hul'ch, at 5 o’clock. Henry
Although the new hospital ambu- :Neugebauer of South Norwaik wilibe
inncc was expected to arrive itt this‘lW-‘t man, and Misc Emily ifliand 513'
(-in yestet-dav, it was stated this ter of the bride will be bridesmaid.
morning, that the new lnaghine would ‘After a wedding tour, Mr. and Mrs.
.‘probabiy not attive for two weeks yci ilschmdl M” "’“ld9 “l ”‘9 1‘00“”
.. ,liouse, liaricrt, which was recently
CharieI iianley. Fl ank \‘imug and‘purthased by the groom‘s father,
John Richards will start on II trip to Add!" Schmidt, 0' liliH (‘iii' i
Huntington in automobile this after.
noon. They will spend seIerai days}
Mr and Mrs. Jatttes ll. Manner and
Margaret and Katherine
CiaIen are in Milford. today attending
the 25th anniversary of the profession
The first meeting of the council in into the order of the Sisters' of MEN‘Y.
the new fiscal year will be held titls‘ill SN"? .‘Ilary Madeline. Sister MN?
'e,Iening in the 9m council chambers Madeline was formerly Miss Agnes
in the City Hall, at eight o'.ciock Re- Claren. 0‘ ””5 9""
polls frotn the various cltv departs, —" l
"tents, are expected to be maented.‘ Mr. and Mrs. George B. Cannon, of
inasmuch as all such reports must be Stamford “3““ yesterday with
‘Mrs. Ernest F. McGregor of Norwalir,‘
have just returned front a week's mo;
toring trip through Cape Cod and the
New England States. .
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Miss Rose 'I‘Itrbow. known as the
prettiest girl in‘the Redford Section.
in iirookiyn was a guest over the
this week.
i)r.nburI Count-.il Royal Arct.anutt is
planning to make a trip to South Nor- i
walk September 27, when it will join
t‘out‘cii there. The trip will be made
by auto truck and members who ex- I“
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pect to go will notify the comntittee';;p :1") mi"); hi‘l'ltlife 0:“ LII?“ gold
in '(‘i‘niflt' before September 20. 'lht 'aIreflruc 1 ma. “ l ' ‘ c n
totnntlttee consists of George Leon-
hardt, Jacob C. Trier and M. E. Smith
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.iienry Hoffman and
er and Mrs. William Moore and Hal'-
Tie regular semi annual meeting of II ilolfmnn hau- returned from atrip
to the Berkshires and Vermont. and
the Cid Vt ell Hook and Ladder Cont .
hair) was lteid last evening at thct‘etI-i over the MOMWR Trail: ' i
ital l‘lil't‘ Station, in Franklin street". ‘
i‘wo applications for membership were
I‘tCI‘ \I'd and two applications were
Ioter upon A communication was re-
ceived from It carnival company. in
whirl. plane for the running of a cnr- __
niI. il in this city were proposed. The Reginald Smith or 3 tininn Park. '
l'lllf‘litt‘li rejected the proposed plans. ‘1‘.“ yesterday for Troy \ \'_ “here
Ottwt matters of routine business I". “m bogln a four years com-to in
ii-Ileclrlcai Engineering at Rensueiaer
li’oiytechnic institute,
The regular meeting of the Sotrlit' “5—.
‘wairlk l0( :.Ii of the llnriettde'” I 1"“! Miss I‘Zl‘wie lierilng arrived safely at
'ion was held Sunday afternoon until her ironic lii i‘hiltidelphitt. P. after a
matters of importance III-1e ltnnqu ’pieasnnt \isiL to her sister, Mrs. ’I.‘
Id it was voted timing the nteclitt; 1T. iiawaon of 'tl Spring street. South
to change the regular date of meetingi Norw’nik.
front the second to the fourth Sttndm‘
of tilt month. Hereafter the l0t‘.ll\\llll
meet on the fourth Sunday instead If:
the second. The next mteting will in !
ll \InstI14I
mud to hold one more cinmhakc he-
iore the cold weather set in for good.
’i‘.he repott of the delegates who at-
tended the State 1. iberly Lenaue cott-
Iention in Hartford a few weeks ago
was read and accepted.
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The bride and hrldegroom left late
last night for New York City, where
they will enjoy It two weeks' honey-
ntoon. They will reside in South Nor-
w.tIilt
Mrs. (I. F. Denton. Mrs. Mary iiayesp
Miss Mae Itcnton. Raymond Hayes
'and Ralph Baldwin are enjoying a
II eek s automobile trip through the
I New England States '
lietbet-t Baldwin. who is employed
It New Jersey. has returned to his
thome, itt this city. for a short vacation
'3th nose of illness.
Rockwell hogan. Julian Cornell and
Iiavenlt you a little ”health“ Bertram (‘rawfnrd are enjoying an Im-
curiosity" about today's classlflcdimmobne ll'lp through the east with
“‘15? " one “l them should be greatly . Boston as their probable destination. ,
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“"1051” P“? Sergeant anddiirs. John Fisher have.
—‘-"’-~~ --— ‘" ' "' ‘ " ‘ ' lreturned from their honeymoon tripg
lthrough New Jersey and have takenl
up their residence at 8 Park street.
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George W. Coffin. Jr.
UNDEIlTAKER
Office and Residence
4 Boiden Place, Norwalk
Phone 1441
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; Raymond Brady and Ward Green. of
ithis city. are spending a two weeks.
'vacatlon with friends in Boston. Mass.'
Miss Marie Blake ol‘ Danbury. was nj
guest of Mrs William P. Ward, of
If someone handed you
you would probably bank it
And yet the last tzn years have probably soon a good
‘ deal more than that pass through your hands. Why not
tre'at‘ one dollar as if it were'a thousand by banking it to- 4
i II ashingtonv streeg yesterday.
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LeGrand Greenwood is enjoying a7
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, week‘s vacation from his duties with‘
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3 Miss Agnes Torry. of LyneI Place.
iis\enjoyinga two weeks Iisit in Ca-
inaan and the Berkshires.
a thousand dollars all at once
in a hurry.
; Attorney Iicpcman is attending a
spcrini session of the legislature in
gHartford today.
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Edward Conroy of Mission street,
lSamford. visited yesterday with .
' . friends in Norwailr. .
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=l Motions (If-’Btamblltl. wasa
WHAT ARE YOU HERE
FOR?
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if you've never made another
have a happier time in life,
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lf you ve ncvcr helped a itrothcr
through his struggle and his
strife;
if )ou'I‘t' ncvcr been a comfort to ‘
the weary and the \‘I'tif‘fi,
\\'iil you tcil us what you're here
for in this lonely land of
morn!
it you've never made the path—
way of somc ttcigltiior glow
\vfth sun
li Iou Ic ttIIcr brought a bubble
to some fellow ltcnrt .IIitiI
fun:
' if you've never chccrctl a toilet
that vott tried to help along,
\\ ill Ion ttii us what _Iou rc hire
for in this loIoly land of
song!
if you've never made a cotnra'ic
icci the world a swcctcl’
place
litililiKC .‘m’ li'. ed within it and,
had sctch it with your
grace:
li Iou Ic lit‘I't‘f‘ heard a woman
or it little child proclatm
:'\ blessing on your ltounty~~
you're a poor hand at titc
game. '
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A LITTLE LANE.
it isn't long since hart-foot days
—-:I-dant‘ing down the lane
2 That threads its hcatcn way
' amongr the rows of SWiShlilg
' grain:
l -._l l'ii hurry. hurry. hurry. to the
grcat. wide. stretching road,
For father will be coming with a
heaping l\\‘()rll(\l'.\‘t‘ load.
iodttI lIIt piaIint: ntnkc iIciicIc
—-a- «limiting up tltc II llt'"l
'l‘ill fathers hand can i' ach Inc,
and i give a little.squc.rl
Because he swings ntc high upon
the ltig. int. jutntpy sacks—-
l'nt up nirovc the lit)f§(‘5°-l can
see their Shining: hacks!
Just tltitIktnt: of it brings a st II.
a- itottttting on the scat.
\Yhile fathcr chuckles low, and
then. to make my joy com-
plctc
lic slips tht long brown thrill-
ing line. into ttI_I coming 1
hands
lust as l ttt wishing: he would do
‘——-hc alIIaIs understands!
“it. let me he a child again,
a-Ivaiting in tire road
To hear the jolly music of than K
» creaking tIvo~hqrsc load: .
A child again! Again—for just :I I
K wcc half hour or so.
Just lime to ride with tailor
through a‘ little latte i know. ’
-—.’\ntte l‘ortcr Johnson. in St.
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Beautiful Bust and Shoulders
an prrasibla if you will wear a scientifically constructed
mob Jolie
The drank: weighted an unconfined but an stretches the
supporting muscle- that the contour of the More In spoiled.
bar
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marl line to the entire upper body.
Thor-ant
stables—om:
Front WSIII'PHCP. madame etc. Don
boning—9cm ituacwaahincwi
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at the bust back when it be-
n'prc‘vmcnt tho full butfmnr
of Inb-
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hints. eliminate the danger of
muscles and confine the
the shoulder giving a
attest and most miooablc garments imagi-
c n all materials and styles: iCrpoIIBac Bach
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BENJAMIN & JOHNBS. ll Wanaa Shoat. Newark N. J.
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Faithful Servant
Anti WeiiRecommcntleti
Stoves are bo Ight notlor their nickel plated
trimmings but to: the servi: accredited to them.
The Sterling Scientific
Combination Range
is a wonderful brlrcr and is delightfully efficient
as a heater. Thrc: fuels may be utilized with very
good results—ga 1. coal or wear).
$3 Brinzs You This Range
We will set it up, mire all neces-
sary yrs and water connections
free at Char-go
Now. is the Time to inspect Ii
There is no range to be “with the Ster-
ling. It is fully guaranteed for a years by bond.
PHONE 105
we. Spscializ: in Fur-ruin; Berni. Complete.
THE STERLING
FURN’ITIUW
127-131 Washington St.
THE ONLY PLACE IN NOWALK WHERE
,THE CELEBRATE!) Hm CABINETS
ARE SOLD. - .
Night School
FALL TERM BEGINS
MON DAYEVENING
Sept. 11, at 7:15
Bookkeeping
Shorthaad
,Typcwriting
English Branches
Merrill Busines College.
South Norwaik Stamford Port Chester
Lady liltilr
Front-Laced Corsets
give the delightfully‘femirtine 5m sightly incurvcd at
the waist, showing the natural ling of the hip and giving
the flat back, all so essential to the new silhouette.
Finishing details are eaniauly dandy and the work.
manship is faultless.
pchs $2,00‘PAIR
CENTRAL liO'l‘EL'K: 3551:7113:
Corner 1(onroo and cm W South Norwalk.
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