0 AND mono
O FLANNELS
and Winter War
. 1 te Aesomnent olI
. 1 ”ABLES II
' AND BLANKETS
K. BANKS I
0 Hotel Block. I
‘- - th Norwalk.
. 1
Mm
MID-och...» w
HAYES"
Cl'l‘l’ MARKET
IQOROTON‘
1 Electric
[blight for I
- -‘- Renewal
. . “er-y 15c 1
.9 NNELL'Y’S I
TIONERY STORE I
, south Main Street.
I NEWS
.mttc rally will 1,14. held this
Don't wait for the thermome-
ter to dictate your overcoat
policy. No time like the
present to look over our as-
sortment and the picking will
never be better: overcoats
for dress, for business and
for storms.
The conservative Chesterfield
in black, oxford or gray silk-
lined at $15 to $35.
For young men the form-fit:
119 110. 1111.4 ST. J
ments at Hillside Park,’.\'oroton.
‘ the New
‘Work is progressing upon improve
Park. The
min 11.3
4th Anniversary'Sale
$15 Suits 10.95
1 Andr w C- rnegi f C u d r's '
1 EAST Ill l’oittt aend Edmonde (‘0 (‘onrvlegxeeof BroadOIOth suits ' — 15.95
’ (1‘11 nwi(h were among th 1 . per- ,
i l 1111:; to give would each {createslruct- SPECIal coals 7.95, 8.95, 1 2.95
I l ure to house the heads and horns at
NORWALK
York Zoological
, building wtll cost
i subscription was lound tteceSsary,
I! W.WI
I
I
A l'clnwmuzttin- who will reprc- _«._._---- .
'.4'ent~l. It. Ilobet'tron. .\lr.4. llarry Valriu Snead of NorO- Skll‘ts o e 1099, 2095 3 75
”‘ ' ‘- ‘tutt left tlw lust of the Week for a Visit , .
I For tcpr1. curative—l. l1. lloltcri' 111 .\ll‘4. Leslie (‘ootnbs Bruce of Fail- ”"w _.. - . -_-
8011 11111111 it o‘er field Place, on North Street. Green 3111511 old, by’tEpEned Lord 111111111011“
' —‘ wich. Mrs. Snead will also visit in ouglt, out of Miss lrtington by Glen where he has be“ confined 101' three
Allll'l‘l A. (It-lb
of First .4'11'1-1-1,
11nd Howard Wood.
spent Sunday
I
I with Mrs, Paul Allen ('urlll, on Locust
$100,000. A private
as
the city is unable to act in the matter.
Manhattan and at the home of Mr. and
New Coats
Shapes
15.95 to $55
50c,1.00, 1.4—9
weeks.
1m: 1111er
dower a prize winner at the \‘atlonal
nearly twenty years ago and a son ofl
Mr Rowland is now improv-
m1. OCT. 3;. mil
~
woe-um mow "Oil.
1 “Am 01:. Inh- Il. (twp-
t-. m, d the Superintendent
H m u mmthme Control:-
“I. m uay ew’ti a; from
No. (M M be on. him
at In II M on the annual
nesting at no national Ash-111111111
of Fifi Wu. Mr t'ramp‘
too said than was a marked 11e-
'cllle in ID. In apply all oter tite-
.oomtry or" b the disregald 1.1 'I: 1
In." m I'- m propagation d'ltl
pm ‘ tn. III? the absent ,1 of
adequate ”I. Be slid litu! (unner-
tlcnl. “a h vast Ollrhtlel :11 this
respect.
LYNCH WINTS ASTEY.
Former AMI- trample-n Fads
Agni" West Side Bantam.
NEW roan, Oct. 21.41:»: 1.1», 1
outpointed Will—I11 Astey, the tonne-1'
: (trunnion. in their ton round
bent at the Olympic A. t‘ 1-l liar»
lh‘m Inst night. Astey trot 1111115 to 3
Hood start and nested Lurch hard in
the first ”and. both 1:11: ded one of
his famous “um-41m” punches a left
and right hm jaw, arly in the sec.
0nd and out m built; on his heels.
5:11.11
in thnipdult. l’totttinenl
5 “ldaice will be present to 1th
t‘. A. (‘., will be held
Armory.
unpnny,
line at the lilt'iil
‘Iilf‘mbt‘l‘ of the ('otttpnuy i.4 1-.\;-
ln i fall to 9°C Etlll \l'illi11n14' in
wharf 11 pisode of- The Starlet
, 'r'fland IAnlta Stewart in 11.11
but"~l‘ul:1ce tonight,
Annie O'Neil, who has been
«rte heoul of doors.
.. o‘ stranger Lodge, No. RM,
91 St. (lcorgc, will hold :1 “‘5'“ .
- {hinting In the lodge rooms, 111
H Street. this evcninu. I111pot'tnnt
83 will be transacted and 1 .1111";
' Ilb urged to be present.
. ”full. Charles. Leo and little son
.1!!! left the llttnbury ll11.4pilnl.\\l111:'1t
fllkl' p.111 horn two work» :1211,11111i
'3 N111. Allllil 'I'. Schttldirc, ll:
3' street, llztnbury. for :1 visit
returning to Brooklyn, N. Y.
§
‘t {all to see Ettrl Williams in
tit-etwpisoti11 of "'l‘l111
f‘rattd Anita Stewart lll 1:112
”nl’nlnce tonight.
M'tryuttuntber clown. opct'ulcd I11
‘Katronl, struck the lltll_1~d:tunl11
' r, and Mrs, linyltss. of Spring:-
.. n North Main slroct, last;
' t, nbont .4311 o'clock, knockinul
ivn 11nd bruising her. She wns
fed'serionsly and abide hot"
.5“ the face, will be 1111 mm 111
:1an Site was tttltcu l1111111> in
y and Knit-011i wits 11111 l11l1l.
ncrldent was nuntoidublo.
Wrchenttttivc of Ihr1 Attioutrtllc
'1.1:I1ine (‘ompuny wits in Nor
first evening and Instructcd liti-
thliuut A. Iltlt-Plterson and I).
ll! ‘lldl‘fortl in llll‘ upvruliut: til
. Tm: Iunchiut'fs. l’lt-I‘oro ltc lcl'l.
kid It :11 Norwttlh I111] dotn- wt'll
I mpoinltus ' 4111 I1 c\1ellcnt men In
:Qfonn will be givtn tl1i4 evenln:
’ 0in Hall, and all of those 1 I11.
l llf work at the polls will be
‘lll'lp to operate the voting 111a-
tte Pure and Tar
oughs, Colds, etc. ;
25o Bottle
: Ll’owelldlorpomtion'
11191-10111 onuoetsre,
' Ithlngton Stregt.
nth Newmk. ct.
its meeting and :1 big time is
\11 it) drill of lltel
- n . !
to her home, 111 3.11111 street”
«Terr days with 1111 attack 11f tonw
Ila much itupt'otctl 111111 i.» :1;'.11111."l"‘“"l-
Scarlet I. » . .
Mlllllllll DON’I lilll ‘
iron 01' all ages
lthe ”California Fig Syrup Company
ting overcoat in fancy. mix- :In: and 1111.» 111111, or “11111111111. IStre<-1,P‘lusl1ing. She has many friend.1 Doctor Park, by wrd Derby 2d Mr. . . l “chm-"h my“! fire Ml“
ture, belted back $10 to $301 1 *"*--' in Flushing. where she resided before zeigler has chnged the home‘s name Llertrn-a) Hmm‘VIUI‘ Frederick M. and ”gm“... N much of the fight-
The lone. warm. dottble- Mr. and .‘llrs. 1311111.. (ll‘fll‘u‘hnpx' coming w ('Onltt‘clicut. to Master Marine. Horsemen who haverflhllen has been awarded the comm” 1‘8 out If”. Willien'lmred dm
breasted overcoat for severe and fugzlly retnot't-d from llctts l’lnw ..._._-. _ Ieeen the stallion say he is a great {Or the wiping of the new James A. after that Ii mg the 'remalndel'
' weather $15 to 325‘ 1H Grc ”7 Boulevard. A drama entitled ~“l‘ountrv Folks" beauty and fine QIIBUIY- Pam H ”mm 1:1 Hi hl 1nd 11.11111of tho w w lad little (“151(th
Rainmals- Mackinaws. l W ~ will be given by St. John's Dramatic ..-.-..._.___.._.__ Ifone of 11.111 ‘l‘m‘d “‘"k on ”I" )0!) in mm
Everything to make the great ’IIVhpli‘m Fred Anderson ”I Hr” (‘lttb. iii the Fire Company's Hall at. vc‘l‘rd‘m and H “i“ be one 0' the m“
. outdoors comfortable InlN‘t is confined to 111.4 home with Norolon. this and “'cdnesdtty 1-1'1114 ldIl-‘1'M cluttit-al conttaets cur zit-l
1 ..m 111111111 of the ut'ipuc. li11 111.121)‘ dogs at t1:l£1.'l‘l1—osetuklng DH" will b0 li'ttiplwi in Nornulk. Among other!
l
friends wilt 111111 a rapid recovery.
Rogers & Stevens I
So. Norwalk'
(if I‘11'I l.fil:".~'
lll‘ltl \\"?1lllt‘.~tlilI‘
. (l'l‘ll‘hli in the pntlor:4
of tlic 1132141 Amnuc .\l. l? (‘llli'»'ll.
The 11:11onth Lcuuue Bible study
class will meet in the (‘\'i'lllll£.
The \\'l’t'l\'l_\' sensittu
\itl Society will ltt‘
ulteruoou til "
Norwalk
-_’
louis Antoni was attested tester
12.1} 11,1 (Miner .411111111111-11111111111n11ps4
.1111l l11.4' 1111.411 wits continued until Ile-
11-111l.11-t 11114.. 1
I —._ .
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I I A sct'ious ttccitlcnt lll'lt‘ll Mr. A
I l.d\1:tt'd “cits, of Hi lt.:1.4t “W“U‘V..\111l-"r.11111 of \‘oynolds strccl \cstcn
‘1‘l7lllplillllt'tl Io tl111 police yestcrduy 313v whcn :1 Item v IIXI‘I'I‘ llfl'115lll'l
111111 11 1111111b111' of at'lirlos htttl lif'Hl fell on his rluhl “leg, in: Antlmmm
stolen from his I. 1111c while he was
Mr Wells was away from
is enmlm'ed in the Stamford Foun-
drIt- nnd tl1-‘1 rusting crushed bl. let:
:1 ll‘“' tucks and when he re- httdly. lie was lllk'T‘n lo I111: Itctue
found llll‘ t11't'1clcs were Where he is now confined. His many
'l‘Iu- pulico will investigate I‘ritntls wish him 11 rapid recovery.
Q
l A Red Slur lint-2e loaded with cool
.. ”In” full 11.1 .41“c Earl William; In was towed to the Harris & (inns C1111}
of "The Scarlet ynttl by thv1 Norwnlk yesterday.
»l’:1lncc tonight. Brideetctttlct- Gchrmnn i.4- rifle: on
l1‘4- job. Mr. (lchrmttn is now cngfiig»
Hi In heatttifylnu \\'usliin1:11n .411'1111' I
illltlL“ hIt pnlntin: the Iron how on
either side. ' l
I
Itotno
turned I11-
1111.44111'.
1111.4 11111111.
131111 first episode l
‘t‘ontlvtt”
The drill of the Sixth Company,
this evening. will conslsl_of :1 lecture
:.111l llt’lllOllSll‘illlOll of militnty IrourI
lI'1 Sergennt l‘tsltor, insttttctlngt
:nrt'otvm of Notwttlk. I11 till ptohttbll
Ity Lieutcnztnt Godfrey, who has just
“11.111111! In ll11 from 1\
\lth1 111 border, will tell something of
11.4 11 :11] c. 'ietu 1 .4 111 the South.
HSV . ‘
' lhtt’l forccl ‘n cunll‘lhllle yctu
t'ltnrc toward the building of the 1111-.v
1l.1111 for the East .\‘.1ri\"ulk Mill pend
'l‘lw dam must be fixed if skatimz I.41
I111 I111 tmjoy'Id this winter and now Is
Ilc time to fit: It. If enough 1110:1113:
collected. lights will I111 4trnnt:
over the pond and the best of VilL'llI
“billing will be enjoyed. (‘onttihtt-
Illmrs can be mode lo the comtttittcc
:Wll" consist of Councilmttu lt't'lnr
llobcrlsonI Alphonso (‘anevet'L .Il.tlI
111111013 11 11111111 ..
IONGUE IS COATED; l‘llll1L1v\lll"Il.-l"lllr\~ 0N. Dir-Alena";
lll‘l' Brown. the widely known polm‘
plni'et' of this clty. fell front his ttern- l
plane into the Dclttwttt'c rlvcr tit lC'.:-’
1‘1111111111111l
__ ill
I
POLO PLAYER DROWNED .
If Cross, Fevcrish, Sick, Bilious,
Clean Little Liver and Bowela.
A laxative today saves a sick child
tomorrow. (‘hildrcn simply Will lot :lnnlgll.‘l:l§\l' ””3 ctly, totlny “m1
. '11s 11' . '
take the time from play to cutptyI n n I
'1heir bonds, which become clogged
Tlte' lodics’ Aid Society of flu":
up with wast-1. Ilver gels sluggish.
.l-‘irst M. E. (‘httrclt wlll hold :1 sun-
.-tom:1ch .40111'. .
111;: I100, tomorrow afternoon at 2.’
Look at the tongue. Mother! lt‘
mated or your child—is li‘sllcssI
feverish, breath bad, restless, doestt’t_ "
Hit heartily. full of cold, or has sore
throat or any other children's nil»
111cm, give :1 Icnspoonfttl of "(‘ttlifot'i "
nia Syrup of Figs." then don't worry.
because it is perfectly harmless, and
in a few hours all this constipation
poison. sour bile and fermenting .3
waste will gently move out of the if
bowels. and you have a wclII playfulI *1
child agttin. A thorough "‘insidc: : ~
cleansing" is oftlmes all that is net»: '
essat'y. it should be the first treat-
ment Elven in any sickness.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask vour tlrttgzist for a 50 cent bottleI
of “California Syrup of Figs" which
has run directions for babies 11111111 I
and for grown-npsI
plainly plinted' on the bottle. Look’ '
carefully and see that it is made by
o'clock, In the church parlors.
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'Anita King in “Anton the Terri-
l ble, ” at The Regent, tonight.
-
3‘11: tomorrow is coming
‘ . days. Don't let all your
- Ward success. Save a
TODAY
failed to, is gone for path Some one else will Save it.
try. save a little of its earnings toward more prosper-
with its opportunity. You can,
“todtiys” slip by with' nothing
little; regularly at the ..
, Edgar Henson.
' chestnut
Matt'uurct Kelly, Milt-4' 1-lttbotdtv t'let'il’il‘ul tit-rungetnenu will‘
Golden. Madeline Walsh. flltu'y lloylc
William Cullen, Alice Boyle, William
lazcttc, llttrry Fitzpatrick and Joseph
11112111311. Juil:.'.~’ t‘tnitli is the Jiscctor.
1.11 )4 itttt't'(-11111121111111uttinu It lcpltttnta4.l
lllds have not yet been culled for furl
11.11 111’ 11' Futt‘tll 111.4'idcnce, but it is'
under- mod that local contractors will"
I Bowman;
J‘WW
The case ol' “1111:1111 Trlstrnnt and
Howard Tristratn t.::aln.4t lloracc l..
Shepard wtll Ir l‘II'IL'llt‘d on appeal he-
_.__- .. -4 . II“ HIH‘II Illt‘ preference. I
lore tI111 soon 11111 t'tlul‘l of upllt‘hls 111 ________ .
\\illiu1117 ,i-tgnar jr “l lll'lll‘ll‘lfl's New llut'ett next TUISJHV. . l
l'oint, Xurutot. l1.1.4' cnlcrcd ll11~ list 111 l MONEY FOR TUBERCULOSIS
.\ 1.4- s 11 ‘.~ - 1. '1 . . , . . CLINIC l
llil’lll.ll quatI' I('”d:n fol ll? \ l“ ’l‘lu l.till11‘.~ Aid Society of ilit-I ‘1 ‘
ltgltll 3:111:11“?! l‘l‘l ‘rljalllnfiilrllft mix-0‘: \lt’llttulisl Episcopal i‘lil'llcll, will f llARll‘OIRDI 0‘ I' ll'_ TA committee Va
1 11' ; 1’ 1 1 11"1). l . ~ 1 ' 1
, . ‘ _‘ ‘ ” . . , 111111 11.4 monthly 111111111”.- 1111 wmt "”" ”“ ”Ml" “”“h A ”clam" “woman-an- te evenvtrnma
.\lr. 1.1413161 1.4' 11111111 t'llt‘lllll’illlt‘dtl.‘ 1115 I l I It 111 1 t .. 1' l l ‘11 tlt of the City of Meridcn walted on the d
_ ' I 3 , .1111'111, :1 1-‘ out ,1: .- 1 1' 111 \', 1 1' ‘0'... I“ Went. New
\lctor otcr .I. (11111 bell honttson ltlb‘lf l i .
) U I chapel. in “(Willydlll ttvcnue. All ‘ “(his contmlsstcn in m" cnpl
tol today for assistance In the eel ab:‘ m t. ‘ MM "a“ tm ‘
lishment of 11 clinic for the treatment “a. ““57 furnished. 3
of tnbetculosis in that city. After you ~ OCMI show you on
hearing statements from members or m
the committee the comtnis'sion voted “I. c “I”! “d owl-I
to allow the Moridcn Association 8500I m til -' My you name a
front the Red Cross fund. Im‘ 0' prices and 1.1»
l will type-db 2:1.
in a similar clttss tit lllt- \i’estchester
(‘ounty horse show, lately held. )lr.
Ziegler has also just purchased of W.
D. Henry of Rewlckley. l’cnn. 1l1--
Itnckncy. 'stlliott, lr1'ittztu-t
541111111111111 to show the (ltmlcu l'l ItttrI
nest: ttnd itt hand. The horse is [iv-1
ntcutlwrb tttc llh'lit'tl to ntlcutl.
Henry I. Rowland. of Crockett me-
one, 1etumcd liomc yesterday front
tht- Notwulk Hospital, where he un-
d 1mm! a serious operation 11ml
4'1".) tiling—4: lll'femhafligi
I G3 3.37313 p3 filifig‘fi People ' (fold—Endges
are browsing more popular every day.
ll properly nude and titted and strong-
,ly 11,4th, they areas firm and
Ilservlceabte as the natural teeth, and
3 much better- thur the old Why of wear-
lng a partial plate. I give my pen
110ml ntteat'm to all details of bridge
‘work, no them in lo passlhlc chance
of the mint place being enabled. or
the. whole reflect Broiled by the inex-
perienced u- mkilled hand. I use
nothing but the hector materials, giv-
ing special cue to unusual conditions
and rare mot
Dr. J. H. Mallory
I 511. m on, So. Norwaik, Con-n.
W by apartment only.
“can’t-Lust; «1.: Ttnl o. m.
‘. ’OU MW .1 r‘dzl'l brez‘. :rrttro't';
VO'J' Sh.1‘3‘~W-: know 1; and 1:).-
appu .112 to you 32111.
Cm
vou luv.- a‘realr (:33: more than
tlut reasm \v: b:g to apologiz: for
mini :1::' lot: 111 to it. l11'wI'",-v:r; tlir‘ a‘nt reports from Poland
hav: b.2111 oi su:l1 a natur: that nilzss w: obfairi more assistance from
you the wito'e Polish nation win b: wiped out oi existence. Over twenty
thowani live hood. :3 Villagts have bren leveled to the ground. More
than two hundred towns 1.1V: ccmp etely disappeared. Stxleen hundred
churches are in ruin. Loss in property destroyed over eleven billion
dollars. '
More than iiv: hunted lllDJSatlil you 17 gins ol Po'ansl have had
their liv: s shattered by th: grentest trag dv that can com: to a woman.
Victims ol the conq wring and retiring armi- s that have incessantly swept
over Poland since the b. ginninq of th: war, THESE UNEORTUNATE
YOUNG MOTHERS, WHOSE BABIESHAVE DIED FOR WANT
OF FOOD. CLOTHlNG AND SHELTER, FIND THEMSELVES
OUTCASTS —- HELPLESS. ALONE, HAVING KNOWN OF
MATERNlTY NOl'HlNG BUT THE SORROWS. FOURTEEN
MILLION POLES,1NCLUDlNG ALL THE CHILDREN UNDER
SEVEN YEARS OF AGE, HAVE ACTUALLY BEEN WlPED
OUT OF E-XlSTENCE.1
A pr llllenl Amertcm. wlt.) lllS just returned from Poland.
where he had been investigating, conditions on behalf of a well
known American War relief organizrtim, reports as follows:
“HAVING BAD OCCASION TO TRAVEL ON THE MAIN ROAD FROM WARSAW T0
PINBX, ABOUT ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY MILES LONG, I NOTIOED THAT THE
GROUND WAS SIMPLY LITTER-ED WITH OIVILIAN GARMENTS AND CRADLES. FOUR
HUNDRED THOUSAND HUMAN BRINGS MUST HAVE DROPPED DEAD ALONG THAT
ROAD. THE ”TREATING ARMY HAD BURNED THEIR HOMES AND— OOMPELLED
THEM TO EVACUATE THE LAND. TREE HAD BEEN N0 TIME TO BURY THOSE WHO
FELL. TEE BIRDS OP PREY,“ WELL ASTER WILD ANIMALS," HAD CLEANED THE
BONES, LID THEMADER, AFTER GATHERING THESE BONDS AND GRINDING THEM,
HAD um TERM FOR rnnrmznta TEE FIELDS IN HIS OWN HOME LAND."
Only a mtymenllghlened and generous nationcan help effectually to save the pcrishin’g Pol-
ishtpzople. Poland is far, far away-abut need it be far away from your heart?
UTlON non YOU NOW WILL UNDOUBTEDLY SAVE ONE OR- MORE
- um REFUSAL on you: my WILL an EQUIVALENT To A DEATH summon
PORAILEASTONBHUMAN RHINO. IFrubCH-luh.-.............. 18c.
roman norms-12mm \‘p ;W~~tlfirtumw.22e.
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m woman and chums" 3i riafua. Please send orient receipt. Frail III-fl- new law.
IN”- Molten-.415 lb. "
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Your D011th
and Fears
are known to us when think~
in; of a mu pair of eye-.
glm— .
We will take care of your"
eye-glass leads in a strictly
professing manner. ’
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“The Time b—E'y-e Service"
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O? M 81., Stanford, Conn.
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Small Fret” .-........... 22c.
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