RAN \E Corporation Counsel Lockwood undu-
INSU Ll Jllayor Huatrourare enjoying a fish'- 1’
I ins trip today. i
9" ALL KINDS “’th IN
THE 35" 00“pr!“ IN T33 As tomorrow is St. Matthew's Day.
3‘18le AND WRIWEN AB, Holy Communion will be held in the
your; msmcg SHOULD anrinity Church at 9:30 in the mcrn-
, .
warmnt 'ro murmur cov-t "1“
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IR YOU” Think this 0"" it men“ The teachers in the Sunday school
a great deal to you. l
of Trinity (‘hurch will meet tonight
NORWAIK
SOCIETY
AND PERSONAL
in the church parlors and discuss the
Tay10r&G01denlwork to be accomplised during the
Telephone No. 1230
“nth Nor-walk True: Co. Bldg.
5 winter.
l
l ('harlcs A. Wain-is, auditor of tic-l
lSct-tnd Taxing District, has
A surprise party was held in honor
“"711 of Miss Velma Gainer on her four-
‘bnsy during the past two days and» let-nth birthday, Friday running,
‘ . . _ liting the books of the district. ili’Kgamcs, piarfo and tlolin triections
I ' ’1 ' .completed his duties .VeStFTdal‘~ were enoyjed. Among those present
‘3 were: Misses Marion Gortnely, Edith
, "0”“14 “Within: consoles, Mary Cramer, Dorothy
ibus been set up in Skelly‘s cigar stO‘e Smith, Florence Madan. Evelyn and
jfor the purpose of demonstrating tire Velma Gainor, Charlotte Crawford and
l
l A demonstration
.. ,..»4_ machines which “'m be “3“] ””3 Alice Acton; *Mesurs. Vernon Mason,
mulberchanges flail to the voters ot the First llls. lkgrand Raymond, Leland Walsh, .Wll’
beams beforesnow ur lmm' liatn llcuarrie, Victor Page, bantel
GOtJOW‘Wintercoolin- , .. . ;'” ”W _ ‘ Youngs. John Scull! and “llllam
:— \\ tlitam it. Ket-lt-r oi thlgt‘flt‘ld, and Courts. Ret‘respmpms were served
William 3" Keeler, of'Norwalk, Attend at a late hour and a pleasant illnt' "n-
‘cd the New York Statdl‘uir at Syra- joy“; by all.
3 ('llrlf’, Just week. t w...
by tho ton. Get in a ‘ ‘ . Y (in Monday evening Miss Marion
fttll supply of our boat I (harles \‘l. Murray, formerly of Rob Godfrey, of 6 Taylor accttuc, saw an
i “am "0“ Or he“ \ork. ts‘eniolmg a informal dance in honor of her cous‘tn,
p two weeks vacation froth ills duties as MM \l‘iinu Thomas of Jamaica, N.
.‘nur‘se‘ln Bellerue hospital. lie is now Y.. The guests wore the Mis‘ses Wilma
. mmng with his pawn”: M“ and “’3‘ 'l‘bomcs, Ethel Mills, uuth Stevens, lna
FIRE selling: happiness
roduciwr coal and thc chan-
D
gas in the weather won't an-
noy you. ‘ marl” “mumm- 2'35 M“i"“"”"L Oliver Ltcne llriilltli-l, .tunuto May.
' ‘ . . ..—-,—h \ .. \l Gertrude Brandt. Jeanne Wilcox and
Harrls & Gan : I‘lt‘kll’OOd-H'llull trinitlltt J“ ‘ ur- May lt‘linl; titc Messrs. Floyd 1th-
b l ray m l ”m Dream (”IL Kenstry and Edward (‘urpentur of
l ’ . 'Kingston, N. Y, Robert Oliver Rich-
Water St. South Norwalh l net-mm: 'r. hattetoru, otuwumatt, am Gleason, “my Whom, lil‘udford
f A _ ' has sold his property in “it?“ 8“: ‘ Ballard, Lewis Hopps, Walter Kigglns,
fiWHM’"—'“ ““' A. 4. ‘ Tllle, ‘0 Mrs} (lard Souk. 0f ‘ (”“8 K‘ ‘ Ru); Morrifleh]. Edwin I’()“'()r lllld Frl’ll
NOW IS THE TIME ~.Tite Natteford family has resided in
“'0 PAINT ; Xorw‘ulk for some time and are very,
' Your House— :well known in this city. They "ml llr. Thomas. P. Fletcher, of Holden
l Estimates. Cheerfully Given\ continue to reside in Norwalk.. llilll, 10“ Norwalk “3‘"qu tor “as.
l JACOB RUDDER l g.” ‘ M‘ lton Mam, where he will attend the
"08 So. Main St- P113313 ‘445‘ Dorcas Sewing (‘ircle WI“ mm. ‘ tri-annual reunion of the House at
..___.._.m_..._.____._...._ ....-....__.'_‘ 2 Willi Mrs. Job“ E- Jones, 0' Main Fkttdwrv The affair is attended by
l WEATHER FORECAST. ,street, at 2 1" tn. tomorrow. “ large members of the faintly from all Rt‘C'
l attendance is desired as much sew- tiona of the country, and some rpm,
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity; . {"K {0’ ”"3 Home for the Aged mus: tire-u come even from foreign lands
Fair tonight and Thursday; slightly, be (101W- . to participate in the event. One bun.
warmer tonight. Pleasant weatheri . drt-d members are expected to sit
continues east of the Mississippi river. lPollce headquarters received i down m dinner today, at thf‘ banquet
fl‘he temperatures are low in the east-| Stamford telephone call this morning which ‘5 a part of the reunion.
cvrn districts. Light frost in exposed'from a man 'by the name of Bullet}: M
places was reported from Ohio east: who said that he was from Newé John Octzel. of 30 Foster street.
'ward to Maine. A disturbance of con-‘ York. He rcportd that a young man. Dunbury has returned from me nation-
niderablo energy is central over the; whoac name is William Arrlon, ital al convention of the Independent 37,105
flipper Mississippi Valley. It is caus-E strayed from his home and was int of tiled Men held at \\'lldwood. N. J“
jug unsettled weather in the north- Norwalk. The local police are on the‘ last week. Mr. 09‘", wasr,.otdthl‘d
cm districts from the Rocky Monti-lookout for him. '
Iainu eastward to the Lake region.
Th'é‘tcmpcratureé are rising in the‘ Last night‘s murmur of the Catholic
westernund central districts. lClub. which was to have been the km W Altantic (‘ity where thev spent a‘
—-—————— nun mound of the year. was adiourn- my days. ‘ '
WEATHER A YEAR AGO cu until one week from last night. The, ._..,....-
TODAY' tmoeting 0‘ the Catholic Club, M which‘ A delightful tnixct-lluucouu shower
'l‘cmtwrnturc: Low: 54; high: time reports WI” hp presented. an was Rilt‘n to MlSR llcrtitu Gregory, of
' ‘ ' '4 use committees for the
(i). l‘atr. pillars and ho Nt-wtown avenue, by her sistcr, lira,
l following your elected. will be held eti‘tg ‘ of .
. t . , ‘ 11 c
ler the regular meeting of Catholic Lthel Robortuon at the burnt l
. -. attest this afternoon. Miss Gregory
' i ' ‘ .- No. 12. hni'hts of to- '
l "1?".(0umn’ L ,Wftll handsomely remembered by llOl‘
1 All“ )m' ifriendn and the social enjoyment was
I
Morrifield.
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flast week. Mr. Octzel was representa-
tive from Connecticut lodges, l. 0. R.
M. A. party Red Man went to Wilddowt
Tito (‘580 of Alexander i‘umpbt-HJWTy much appreciated. i
initiated tmynladminlstrator cf the estate of .losep‘tl
Linstcr. who was killtd at the Sinn-l
dard Oil Works about five years ant...
and the Standard Oil Company. canto
,le before Judge W. ll. Williams ill
lNcw tliaven yesterday. A motion M.
set aside the former verdict of trtc
tittdgc which allowed the adminstrntur,
l$fi,000, was made by the Standard
There will be a regular meeting of Oil Company, but the judge rcfttatl
Sherman Commundery. No. 470' Unit- to net the verdict aside. This is the
, ida first time Judge lWilliams has appear-
ed Order of the Golden Cross Fr y bench since last November,
'l‘ltreo candidutca were
the third degree.at 91 meeting of Old
Well Lodge, No. 108. F. and A. M.,
last evening. and regular business Wail
also transacted.
The local delegates are
the Democratic convention in New
Haven today. They ttre Edward ll
“Quinlan, .lcsse T. Dunbar. John 'l‘.l
llaycs, Jeremiah l‘mnovun. John R:
McMahon. llanicl Keogh and .luscpltj
J. Linxwellcl‘. ‘ i
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attending.
Tomorrow Thedc Barn in “llcr
Double Life" at Regent theatre.
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Frederick Murphy. of Main street,‘
who has been visiting for the put“
tltnce weeks in northern New York' rt»,
turned to his home in Norwalk last;
evenin of this Week. All members ed 0“ ”‘9 .m m~
are refinested to be present. i“‘l“’“ 1‘" was “‘1‘?“ down wm‘ Damn" g _ , _
lSlS. Attorney Nehemiah (‘andce roll-i .. . . ,. .
.\lr:«'. ,. .2}! . .l .n. it of .tttt'u';ttk,1tll(‘nt
4Tbe report of The People's Trust ”“9““! ”‘9 plaintiff in the action,'
Company. in responsh to the call of and Attorney (Thomas Spellacy the {‘6'
the Bank Commissioners, appears m‘iendunt.
Sunday as the guest of .\lr»‘. \\'illi:tllll
vA. Gilbert. in ltidtzclicltl.
another column of this issue. A study NOTES OR THE BUILDING DE-i Mr. my Mm Hurry 1.. Hill. of ”4‘
of the same is worth while, and Wl“ PARTMENT. ‘South littin street. httvo been onter-‘
indicate the consistent DNSI‘GSSv “Rd A permit was issued to H. A. Heggriainittu Mrs. iiill's mother, Mrs. ll. (7.?
the" present excellent condition, of lein by inspector Finch this .mornnflnll of mummy Maine.
this, the youngest of our banking in- mg to do plumbing and “mm“ a hemp;
stitutions. ‘V .5. . £553 in system for Stephen Gall, of South . Misses Nora 311d Mary Finncgu‘n,
.Main street. jof Center avenue. have returned home
Herman Clnque received a permittaftcr havinx enjoyed a week‘s vaca-
this morning to wire the house owm u0n in Nyack. N. Y.
ed by th0 Sisto. on 44 (‘ross strcc;.l
and also to wire a house for Salvn‘ll Mi” “8an O‘llcilly, Of New Jersey“
Thursday evening the meeting of
South Norwalk Council, K. of C., will.
be held in the new rooms on Wash-
ington street. The election or officers
will
completed for the working of the
third degree of the order, which takes.
place in Music Hall, Sunday, October
'lst. All membersare earnestly re-
quested to be present. wirc a house) owned by
___* ’Z‘I'Baer at 9 Ferris street.
snurrttttte tau can no i W ‘ ;
Eff“. H l I" IHHRS BONESl street, is enjoying a. week’s visit. with
‘ . / ‘9 .
Mahng Your will ‘5 a? m?‘ Rheumatic sufferers are highly sen“ relativeaJn Mount Kisco, N. Y.-
portant “matter. and It 15 laitive and easily affected by any} . ‘
something you Should attend lchange in the weather, “they feel it in!
to NOW; - . lthetr bones.” ‘ ‘vlcw avenue. is spending a tweek’s‘
The PEOPLE’S .TRUST l “Neutrou’é Prescription 99." the dill-3 yacatlonin Atlantic City, N. J.
:iClllMPAdW Willi"?! You; fferent remedy, has banished winter
an store 1" , m 0 lterrors for all.
.tharge when named'as your
F. M.‘ Cullen was given a permit tofing three weeks' yncution with Mm:
wire. a house ownéll'iby Charles Dick-l 101111 ROOMS 0f Plymouth avcnuc.
son, on Stuart avenue, this tnot‘uittg,l
‘by Inspector Finch, and also one m Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 0. t-tttt, of
Helen ”.lBridgeport. were the guests Sunday,
lot Mr. and Mrs. if. L. Hall, of Sout‘ml
1 Main street.
V‘v MW
Mrs. Joseph Osterbanuks, of Main
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’Mlss Mildred A. Kissen, of 65 liar-
‘ Jautounl’. O'Reilly and son Vincent. _
l Each week more and more sufferers. of New Jersey, Were visitors in Nor-
i‘ mane’nt cures. Go to your drugglot left Norwnlk a few days ago for Holy
.today and get a 503 or 81 bottle. It optics College, in Worcester, Mass.
will repay yoit‘m'a‘ny times in health. ‘ ‘ ' ‘
Mall orders filled on :1 size.» - The .
pharmacy, .‘Sonthw emu,
mum. stow at this Anna
in re mom: tire sigh ‘to
it will? tit-ti.
take place and arrangements tor Cltariott, at 4 Bates 0mm. iretttrned home yesterday after spend-l
:Efiecutor. . gin all walks of life take “Neutronelwalk yesterday. I,
-,_ Call, or Write us, for par- lPre‘scripllon 99" and every Week adds l . K b
oculars. Twist (”more names to the long list of per- Thomas Ryan. til-West Rocks Road,
- 1LT *BeCkm‘anfii ‘84“ CO-
HQWLAND'S
Entrance on Main St, Farfield Ave‘.. Cannon Er.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Store hours 8:30 to 6; Satur
This is Children’s Week
Boys and Girls,
we bid you Welcome
.\'l'hi.~‘ is thc wcck of prcparutiun for M‘llOtlltlflls.
Wednesday, Sept. 20, 19:6.
Tuesday, Sept. 19, 1916.
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(ilatlly lbc storc btds‘ you wclctmtc, plztccs all its gathcriitt,r of things at your command, in-
Vilt‘n )tiu in t‘otnc and pick pt-rsottztllv tltc suits (llltl tlt'csscs tutti shocs and all such that
lM‘t'll \vatititit,r for!
you're .
For \K‘t‘t‘lv“ ntttl \\ ccks, wc llt'i vc ltcctt contpcllctl to kccp bots (illl girls out of the storc. lt .
“(is :t ltttrtl task sci us by tltc liout'tl ill llcztltlt. to tell our )‘tlullg frit-tttls‘ that lllt’\‘ coultl not come 1
ltcrc. lint it was. a move tor tltc common good and, of course. we all shat‘ctl in it ltwgillv.
Now the ban is lifted and boys and girls, big and little, are free to come to the store.
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50 wc make tins thtltlrt‘tts \‘lt‘t‘lx‘, first and torcmmt. ‘» f 3/ i' v ‘ .
at
From day to «lay. tltcrc \vtll llt' thing's of spcciul llllt‘l't‘nl to boys and girls and tltcir ntotltcrs.
.\ntl nutt‘tttings for school may bc «lone thprottgltl)’ and quickly illltl satisfactorily. -
Again—\Vclcoutc, lluys allll Girls!
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Double-Service
are boys, worthy suits for
every day in the week
And one worthy member of the family is to be bought
at $5!
llmtblc-Scrvicc suits luxtl their origin with this store
a ttttntbct' of ycars ago. Today tltcy may be fotintl itt
mun) starch—but tltcir first home is still the flaw wltcrc
they may be bought to grcntcst advantage.
llottblc—Scrvicc suits wcrc planned to tncct tltc “car
:1 real boy givcs :t suit. 'l'ltcy wcrc planned to givcw
ltittt onc suit tltttt should bc ctluttllchatl)‘ for wcar wcck-
days and Sundays. .\ntl tltt-_\"vc'tlottc it so will that hun-
dreds of boys "swcnr by" them!
Each Doublc-Scrvicc suit has two pairs of trouscrs.
’i‘ltat givcs tltc suit il tloublc lcnsc of .lifc—as Mothcr
knows. onc jacket will worn as long: as two pairs of trou-
sers. 'l'ltosc two pairs of trousrrs kccp boys sprucc and
trim for cvcry occasion. While one pair is bcing worn to
school, the olltcr pair is kcpt prcssctl anti spotless rcutly
for \vcnr Sunday or on otltcr special occasions.
Ncwly-arrivctl tnctnbcrs of this Double-Service family
are ltantlsotnc‘as wcll Its good. Jackets arc the newer
modcl of Norfolkftrouscrs arc full-pct: style. All through
each suit is wcll-ntndc. firmly scwcd, niccly finished, has
a tlurnblc lining, and will fit smootltlydrintly but with
no pinching. L
Tastcful warm-lmking mixtures, notable of value—-
. $5.
Front basement.
Truly remarkable broadcloth—1.65 yd.
“l'f cvcry woman, who is thinkingr of having a broad-
cloth suit, would come and look at this $1.65 one, I’d , ~
scll ll all in no timc." ‘f
Quite enthusiastic, wasn't he? {'7
llttt ltc kttcw what llt‘ was talking about!
For this is a remarkably ltandsomc and
good broad—
cloth. ’
it has substancc anti strcttgth tintl appealingr weight. I '9. ”
it has softness and luster and :t tlL'llglllQJl “fccl.” It is I
Hllrt‘fltl out itt all the rich colors of Autumn including . ‘7‘
ncw tones of brown and grccn and purple. And it is 50 l
incltcs \\'l(lC.
Yes, there is plcuty now—but we don't. know lto .
long supply will hold; or what cltanccs arc of replenish ,
mp; it. '
Rctncinbcr, a grunt range of colors and a rich deep
black- $1.65 yard .
Right ztislc, rcar.
' Good corduroy is but 75c yd.
it is gcnuittcly good corduroy.
\‘clvcty of surfacc, with tvcll~dctiucrl cord of tasteful
sac, lll about a (lOZt‘ll handsome shatlcs bcsitlc white and '
black. \
.(llltlllg' those sltndcs tltc purplc of grapes and the '
tlccp rctl oi \vtttc. soft tan illlfl quict taupc, rich browns *
and blues. 75c yard
"Center aisle, rear. 3‘. 3
Rich Axminister rugs at—JSZS
Rich describes both colors and effect. There is a re-
markttblc tlcpth of color. a splendid contrasting of hues,
and tit-signs in whiclrtltosc colors scctn to gain greater
beauty! 4
Each rug is woven without a scam on special loo—iii?“
Iiach will hug the floor closely and have no tendency to‘
show signs of usage witcrc usual seamed rugs do. Each,
is of thc t)~l)y—12 foot size which his so \t'cll into so many
rooms in so many homcs. -
Oriental designs, handsome flowered patterns,—
, -. . _ $25.
'Carpct Hall, third floor.
The Rowland Dry Goods Co.
H. ~.H”M--._.,~m,._._.._h-m
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Specials at
BECKMANN’S "
Rupperts’ Extra Beer per Case
.. - j $1.10
*BOttled at the Brewery y .
~fitrderacalle from here—Prompt Delivery to all parts
.°f tit city. . , , ‘
7 GROCEilS AuntkwmaMERCI-Iwrs,
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f'Merri"
Night SchoOl
FALL TERM BEGINS '
MONDAYEVENlNG
, . Sept. 11, at 7:15"
' ‘ Bookkeeping ” ,
,Sltorthand, . . ‘ l
f: ' :Tutewriting ,. ’. '
r“ . . English Branches ,
iBusmes, , C6".
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