large assortntent oil
_ i received. “Sill
prons cl all 111111.13.“
E. K. BANKS
‘ Kahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
I
t
l
t
NOW
I: the Time to Consider
. Repapering Your Home
HDUSE PAINTING
Estimates Cheerfully Gven
Gall its—Phone 1446
J. A. RUDDER .
30. Main 81)., So. Norwalk. 1
'DONN Fl LLY’S
16 80. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
City News,
Monday, October 1,
51111111111111, the l‘;11111tt‘l":t' Fair
with us aglin for the i'tll‘.,\'<!‘1lillll time.
will he;
""“"""‘" l
The IMPL’ulll monthly meetine: 111‘ the:
Norwalk lllllllllni,’ & 1.:11111 As otitttlou
will be held tonight ill the oilice ot
{Taylor & Golden.
mLocal garages have been asked to,
been the look out for a dozen 111111)-
Mobiles which were stolen in titer
«fillies of the state during the past few
“weeks. The out tliievezt are (“specially
hotly in Bridgeport and New llaven.
“Don't, smoke near the nanoline
tank. If you’re life iisn‘t valuable, gas-
,dllne lsl” is a sign which has been
{institd neat “gas" tanks in lo: 111 gar
axes and it has- the cil‘e1t of keep it:
smokers at a safe distance from 111131
tanks. 3
_.___.._.~ l
.: There will he a meeting of the
Isteerlnu committee of Trinity (‘1th in
the club room, 1111»: evening at S
l'n'cloclt, to complete all incoments 1111'
the sail whith will 111- held on the ct-
, caning of Attcust 27th to Locust t.1r11t‘1,
{in Captain William 11‘. Iinyi’s 111ml,
Sterling. 1
Frank Barry of Spring Hill, .\‘ot'-
at find loseph Rigdony 111' 21‘. llovtl
, South Norwalk, 111o1.111'1'_\'ctista.1
a in collision, ltSturdav nihht, at
1 and Pacific streets, Stamford,
lth an automobile opertttcd by Frank
'llllams of 2‘4 Redford Street. No out!
its injured, and the property damatti‘
as small. Later in the evening $01110
He stole a handbag out of the 11111115
" obilo Mr. William was driving.
There. was 15011101111111 orer $2 in the
‘“ 'Rev. and Mrs. A. ll itoutwcll and
ion. 11nd G. H. Kine. of l‘elmont,‘
Mass, who have born timing in Dan
diary, came today to Soul 11 \‘orwnlk,,
here thov “ill be the me. is of rel.-;
' s for a. riddle before returning to}
aesnchusetts 11 how .\ir Bout well is
‘inle evanaelist to: the \iassachtz retts
‘ tit Missionary association. Mr.
outwell was fotmer pastm oi the
nhury Baptist Church and has filled
s former pulpit two Sundays Rev,
lie Gilbert, ,. of North 'l‘onawantla,
ll take up his work as pastor this
it
l
l
1
TRUSSES
russ Fittingt
llson-Powell Corporation
hams and Percales .
‘ NORWALK
six weeks from k
,strution washcld 11111; 11111111111}; in the
911:1: school,
Spring Street that is kept tunnlug til
rart'ested last night by Constable llt'yan
,CourL
DEATHS AND- FUNERALS.
1
More from her home at 8:30 Wednes-E
day morning and at nine o'clock
'Wilislns, of South Norwalk
. tery.
NOR IVA LK
cooler?
and Personal
NE W7 S
PerryA-‘ait
’lrtnountemcnt was
‘on Saturday August ts, :11 Norwaik.
Mrs. Edith E. Vail \\ 11: married to;
Frederick E. Perry, 111‘ \l't—stpnrt, The“
ceremony was 'pelformed by Rev.‘;
James Benton Werner.
The Misses Mabel and Ethel Eggle-l
stop, of 54 I’l’easant str,eet Florence'
_ ___t,-fi--.__._c w..____
........._. _-.,.___..a--.‘.
___W.~+ii
1..
ode today that,
1
HOT, HOTTEB‘, HOTTEST
But there’s no need ”to Knapp, of 8 Park avenue, and Edith '
LOOK the’ part.” Here are Bodw ell, of 3 Highland avenue 1 an-
the cool, coolefi coolegt suits, hury, with Miss Marion Bodwcll and
Miss Marguerite Rosa-lie, of South
Norwalk. nt'e spending two weeks
Meru'itt';< l)1':‘lcl1, Woodm out.
Prices from $8.85 to $18.85. A
lot of novel fabrics have been
ill
invented for men's comfort . .
in August. A good shawl. '3' it was announced in the Stamford
of 'em here’ and thgy‘re (Q1. ldt'ocate yes'erday 111*:1'11111111 that
ore ed and built 80 there" M1118 (‘iitw'tt'r 112. Coley of this City and Mists
Angela (l. t‘urney of Stamford had
het'n 111:11'1'ied in New York city on the
Miss Currey is a
young woman in
Coley is (1111'. veil
Nothing could he
1' how—
fillalt wilting effect.
Underwear of cobweb tissue——
no sleeves, .no arms—65c'to
$1.25.
Rogers &‘Stevens
sour’H NORWALK
‘t‘-11't of thi:= month.
tt't‘t'y well known
Mumford end .\11'.
known in .\'orw:tlk.
lt‘.‘lllt‘(l about the 1117111113111»- to.‘:-
err except that ftlr. Polt‘y had left yus-
tcrtlay for a trip to some place un-
known and that his wile had accotn~
prttdedhim.
.(.-
The regular weekly canning demon-
‘m..- ,
1 Mrs. John ilitleen gave 2' box party
- [at the Temple \\'e11111'-'stia_v afternoon in
The l‘ardee (‘Ullsllllt‘llt 11 (“01111111111 111111111 11 Miss Viola Volyt and Miss
is 1111‘“ 11"o1itint: on the third floor of Julie 1111111111 of South '\'ol'1\all<.C‘onn..
1' lo i'm the 1111' 11111111111 have limit the
,uut'sts of Miss Ethel 31910113111. After
the theatre :1 delightful llln(‘l|10n was
111111 (‘tmmmty of Norwalk, (1, ll, (1, St'l‘H'd at Melliarluid‘s tea room. The
was held last night in the armory. (‘lllt'l‘ guests “‘t'l‘t‘ llle Misses Verna
(“1111111111 (‘lizll‘les Milne was in charge, Quaudt, Ethel Stevelmui. Mabel Miller.
‘Elleu (Yassldy and Marguerite Krug.
“fluvial”, of a player piano on Mrs. Kileen also entertained at her
l home on 1‘: utteentlt n1 enue Thursday
all hours of the night was recolvcd by. eenlng in honor M the Mix es Vol"l
the local police who ordered it flopped and "1\icGinn.——Dettoit, Michigan, Free
People have been stealing apples PW”
from trees on 1Flax iiiil road according
—’ .‘ - ~ ‘ i ‘
m complaints received bv the police. ‘1 ..11. and Mia. llomet (miles of
tilleriden. formerly of South Norwalk,
'who are shimmering at their cottage ut
lndlan Neck, Branford, attended ser-
vice Sunday at the Congregational
church 111 llranford. Mrs. W. ll.
Swords, 11f this city, was their guest.
The pastor of the Illeriden Congt'wegi
tit nul church oiliclnted. The father oil
Mr (‘urtiss was of the 111111 of Cure.“
Morgan & (‘11., with the Nt'lI‘iMilk Lock
.coulptmy. The older residents will re~
member the coming of this company
[from Meriden in the fifties.
1
the new hospital.
The regular \\'t-t'lt’l\' drill of the Sec-
-—————.-_
Slt'pllt'll McGuinnls oi' ivy Place. was
Silk, upon the complaint of his mother
and sister, for drunkenness, and
breach of the petite. Ho nus sen-
unced to a year at the state farm in
‘\orwi(h, this morning, by Judge (‘tin
dt'e. utter a heating in the uptown
———r—'
Mrs. Mary A. Brown Mrs. Perry 1.. liayutes and daughter
Mary A, Brown, widow of the late" i‘oris of Bridgeport tire with!“1 of
\‘.'il1i:-nt 111111111otlhitlcepom diet at 1111 parents, Mr and Mrs. “illium J.
her home 1117 i~"al fiell menue, Sundat (‘ usey of Spring street 311's. ilavtues
evening, at 10:20 11'11111-11. Mrs. Broun' expects to leave Saturday
was a native 111' Norwallt, and for many 1'
t
years resided in this city. For the ant ilaymea of the ltth (‘11., Bridge:
past ttt'ettty-tlve years 1:110 11nd con- port 1‘. A., which is stationed at. Forll
ducted successfully a hat. store in Terry.
Bridgeport. The funeral will take
‘ Clarence lledell, formerly of Perry
:ll‘
.lridgeport. ‘more, and who is engaged in laying :1
N01";1'al)le from Trenton to Washington.
ll). (‘., for the American Telephone
(‘ompany is in South Norwalk today
Mrs. William Van Wagoner taking his physical examination fer the
Blanch Viola. \l.1r=11di \‘nn \l’agon- 111'. ill, lice crepects
1r, wife of 11111111111 ‘1 an Wagoner died mo”. tilts eenlng
Sundav mot 11m" in hot home at 681‘l
It'laplewood avenue, Br'idtzepoit. The;
S Augustine's
ll'tltiai in St.
11"..1 2.1:
Church,
Mary’s cemetery,
‘\
11‘1 ank Andresinlo was not expecting
. turn- :11 will he held this afternoon at visitorsyesterday, so when John Salus~
at 3 o‘clock at the home. Burial will tro of Port Chester, accompanied byl
. he
in Mountain love cemetery ieo Rocco and lomes 'I‘obttcchino, of
Bi-ittfgoport. I‘eccased was a niece of Brooklyn, called upon him, he was
Mrs. J. W. stud“ oil and 111st. 11111111111 agieeably surprised.
i
_. .. . Mrs.
Funeral of F. W. F. Andrews Washington street, started today on
Tito funeral services of the late Fred- an automobile trip to Battleboro, Ver-
flick W F Andrews were held from. 11111111, in company with Miss Anne. Wn-'
the late home of the deceased, 7 West— terbni y, of Stamford,
pott avenue, this afternoon 1:12:30. __._.
o clock. Rev. Thompson, of the down- 'Mrs. James 1E. Dagon I'Blutfned home
1mm Baptist church officiated, and bu- todur. after having spent a few days'
rial was made in the Norwalk‘ ceme- viuit with her husband, Quartermas-
ter Sergeant James E. Dagnu, at Fort
Wright. ‘
key to a box in this bank’s
1}
Boxes $4 a year.
Keeping What You’ve Got
been found, safe-deposit-box protecton is the highest; form of
insurance known-because it ’s absolute. As the possessor of
once that its contents are absolutely private and protected.
nllt Norwalk SavingsBanlt
Miss Gertrude Maquirk of Camp'
street has returned after gpoudlng a.
two 11 eeks' vacation as the guest of rel-
atlee in New York city and Albany.
avenue, left Norwalk yesterday for
Mlneola, L. I.. where he will enter the
' ult, 0 V '
va y 11 ha. 0 every 333" aviation corps of the U s A
Catherine M.‘ Smith of New
letting with Mrs. Imogene.
. cedar street.
. na'r“..~..li.'..l
l'ol'kB "
Byxbee,
Mr. and Mrs. Chan. A. Casey have
peturned to their home alter swaying
in vacation in Boston.
for New .
I
London to visit her husband. Neuter»;
avenue, title. 1111', who is now in Bttlti-j
to leave for Balll-i .
ill—Willard to Wilhelm and Matildn‘
Charles H. Ferris. of West:
1011111 11F~
1111 311111.
~_
All scouts of the Norwalk
are ordered to take part in a Council
Fire \1'1111~11:s to be held Friday ere-
ning, August 24111, 11117, at 8 o‘clock,‘
at 1111- linens, 1:1) called, of! West ave-
‘111111 and Hunter she.»
111111115 will meet :11 their
ouurters 111111 march in formation un-
llt““Illi‘ charge oi” their rtt‘Olllllllltilt‘l'}:
the (‘1111111-1'1 Fire, >111 that they will
the" 7111, Will"
inner. T111111-
to
1'1' they will 1'0"
will
1%"?
1-11?! to 11:1-
l)t‘ 1111 111.11"
“ 11‘: l:
1111111117“
21".11 i:
troops will ‘5.- at the Fire at
time 5111 for them. it is desired that
every scout be present including the
their ten-
Illart-
is expecttd that
the
‘111 rein tir'ltv
1‘“.
"ed,
how \1 lie recently passed
111"1'1tot t'thlillllil‘ltlll. The 11011111
two are requested to
,titct" scouts ere in line. and to make, a
lreport :11: to the number of scouts
i‘rt'm their 11111111 in flilt'lltl'iit‘t‘, 'l‘here
RH}
will he an inspection or the different
troops.
The troops will march on West are»
111111 until they come to Garner street,
then up Garner street to hock l’lace
111111 north on [lock Place to the Fire '
It is expected that. all t‘te zitentlwrs
of the Council and the several troops
committee will be present.
The clients will he Lieut, Joseph
iotk't'tvt. Lieut, Hot-nee urav, 1.113111.
11111111-1 (llcttson and Lieut. John Keoeh.
The'e \l’t'll‘i :1 11111111 turn out of the
Live Scouts of Norwalk at the garden
and they did the work
expected to do it.
They will he
. Sitittl'rlnv,
,wttv st'otltn ere
The,- were :1 live bunch.
all present at the Fire.
M... _.
(‘11lt'-’-' Exprese Company has discon-
tinued the 1 station at South ."-\t'\‘-' elk
for a short while on account of the
torn up condition of South Main street
due 111 the paving. All freight is taken
to the N111 11.111. station.
EIEll lillllHS HEREl
“URINE JULY
1
l
T011 11 Clerk
corded Eighteen Mar-
riages and Thirty-Eight
Deaths
Vital statistics for the month of
July. as shown at the olilce of Town
l'lt‘l‘li Herbert R. Smith 1.1111: the 1111111~‘19—-John Dresclrfr. one day.
her of births in Norwaik for that per 20wJames
1011 as 511, marrinsres 18, and deaths. months, five days.
38. 0f the children born. 25 wt} 0 22~William Henry Chose. 62 years.
boys. The statistics follow: — f30—Mnria (tuletti, five months, 23
‘ Births. | days. .
S~~.l'tt1r.es M. to Charles and Carrie 24——Adonln Novella. 17 years, five
Rumbold. f months, 18 days.
Emilorothy M. to James and Helen {ls—Ann O'Brien, 74 years, eight‘
M on roe.
Wilcox.
15» Alfred to Francis and Hel-tn Ketl
17-~-tleor;ze to ‘George and' Anna
White.
26—~l£dwnrd
Miller. .
1‘6~—-i)orothy to Robert
llenntssy, Jr.
6—~(‘.lu1'ence to Herman
to Harry
and Ethel
Boenisch.
lq—“Albt‘ll to John and‘ Winnie.
Krulch.
lit-Shirley to George and Louise
Russell.
l 27-111an to Angelo and Angeline Bua
29—Wllliam to Edward and Mary
Byrnes. l
29—Francls to George and Florence
Webb.
30———Albert to John and Eileen Ryan.
128~Eileen to William J. and Julia
Nolan.
127~~Wliliam to Burton and Elizabeth
Austin.
6—Dorothy Marie to Carl and Maryl
Erbter.
6~Joan to Amor and Mary William-
son.
lo-Rutb to Thomas and Anna Burke.I
Franklin W. Bishop. Jr.. of Beidelr 8~Charles to Samuel and Mabel. 17—James Edward Dagon and Man
Wright l smritn M. Moth. '
21—Rosie to Georg? and Warts Blg- 24—Patrtck J. Brophy and Florence
as: o. l Bohrm
{to—Angle to Wike' and Rosie Derosa.
16——Boy to George and Marjorie
Woodward.
o-Gaqtanq to Francesco and Gale-1
gem Mali-and.
12—Maxia to Sabcto and Pneouallun'
Comminlello. , 1
s—Francleco to Guerlno and Amuuto
Benento '
nae-Joseph 0 j Leonard end Marla
Macon ..
troops 1
The several .
respective
”‘1‘. of the two 1'5 PXM' ll :ls'
l
lhal all;
the‘
Smith Also Re- -
and Mary'
and Bertha.
This powerful biplane, built by the t‘urtiss Company_
11 carries two men and a 1:1 pid lire gun.
l-‘rn lice.
26~ Julius to John and Herminal
Yerboneet.
23~vStcphen to Stephen
I-‘ttrkus.
1‘
and Clara :
and Ruth Wilson.‘
lti» lttllll 10 ('lttlrles
3~~.l(15epll to Stephen and Elizabeth
Evans.
13-» lin'lt-n to Joseph and llose “11S-
math,
1. John to John and 1.1111111 \‘az'na.
3- Louis to Haiti; and May AlilllS.‘
5 ”rich to Thomas and Ethel
1‘111111'. ;
27~Josetll to Tt‘ll‘l‘d and Alizllltl'l
Itafid. ,
Ill-~01," a to Allin and l-it—h'n ’l‘otlt. ‘
23 Joint to John 1nd .‘tli‘ztlsla (lt-rie.‘
lSmJohn to Gunner and (intrude
llrescher. '
13... Etta to Louis and Susanna Mart
llll.
27 rlienjamin to llsnjumiu and Lil-
lian Walling. i
7. l‘l'hnk to Pete: and Mary Mast;
roberat'dino ‘
1‘, (‘111'1in t1 Aurelius and Lydia
Ilt'uth. ‘
'23 ~Kathellne to Geor"e anti Kalli-
erine Duane
211 llorotlty to lsador and Annie
Ot lina. .
luliza mm to Henry and (‘1;11'11
th'llill'tii
7--1Frederick to l‘tet‘. L'"titlt and Vera
Heath.
Deaths.
2—«Roslnn Bria. aged 30 years.
1 - -l-".1nnie Selzzet' ,aged 51 years, nine
months. 21‘ days.
4
months.
2-~l.,\'dia A. Bouton, 139 years, nine'
is the newest 111 211111 1111' me of the American forces in
Many vt'ill soon L-' in u 911 by General I’crshing's lorces.
,W
. ‘ l/
'1 whit/5v?"
U1
.Jf/‘ttth/p {,1
1.11.1 mull
1115 Court W110
Looms UJHEN O’Yoo
Top M31112 BALL
21 Anthony Novisky,‘ .3 1111111.
4- Joseph Stein, ~15 tears, 11 months,
l 16 days.
l Serllcnrv 0. Kcllm. 66 years.
' 5- Henry llt'islcr Writ. 'ht, tit) years.
16 days.
Mary l’ell Hoyt, 90 mars. four-
months, 10 days.
6-
11 months, eight days.
7-» Theodore J. Davenport,
one month. one day.
"Bl'OOIiS llutzht's: Wells, 57 years.
57 \'e.11.~',j
7~fl~lGracc E. Oéborne, 5;: yeazs, Wren .‘
mouths. nine days.
9a~James William Max
[11111111, 33 rears. three months. It
1' .11'14.
9--.l(lril‘llll .loetzik. '1 years.
111.— Theodore Law 5 Smith,
111' 0 months fou.'1itl_\'.~'.
~l>11mlltlck Tomeo,’ :15 t'tars.
8‘.’ years
L11
t 18 days.
1 1.’l- l‘t'tet Galilee... 65 \l‘lll‘s.
‘ H «Joseph Sclnslo,
months. 15 days.
,‘ 1'11~ Snbnll Brogan, 74 years.
i 19«~-(lt‘orgc F. Leavenworth, 32 years.
I 19... 'Cllllllllllli‘ St. John Stevens, 10)
rears, 18 days.
lit-«Anna C. Manning, 32 years, one
month. 21 days.
82111211, 19 years, eight
months, six days.
-5-~—l~‘1'ank Broadlturst, 58 years,
months. six days.
lzormFl'nnklin Spencer DcPlerrv', four
years, eight. months. §i.\' days.
325-Ellen Howley, 71 years.
26—Joseplt Feinstein, 35 years,
months.
26~Stephen Farkas, three days.
€17—»Mury.Gately, 49 years.
2S~Selmn Josem, nine months.
29—Artltur ll. Benedict, 64 years.
30—minute Margaret Schroeder,
.years, nine months, 25 days.
30-Karl Lind‘e. 48 years.
Marriages. _
l—John Schuiny and Annie Kalar.
2-»Frank R; lO‘lmsteald land Helen
Marie Bouton
3—George Patrick Ross and Bertha
'1 two
live
21.
Gandrup. ,
3—-Raymon J. Reynolds and Hazel
Sturges estport)
11—James Edward Eldridge and Mary . '
(1
Agnes Bresnan.
'11—Willlam M. Pratt and Flossle C.
Ready.
11~Harolyd J. P. Brown and Julia
'l‘lpton.
I:lG—Willitsm R. 00de and Louisa S.
i Langdion.
nun
Til—Matthew Murphy and Bridget E.
Walsh. .
,26-‘—Edvvard E Pagan and May Dela-
' hsnty. , 1 ,.
3212-4111111:- Norman SeMour and Lll~
lion Mity '.Ruscoe
27-— ton 'l‘llledman and Barbara
8t eta].
tzv~nem G. \Weber and Louise
l Sch'rey‘er. " ‘
27
1
(‘letnan ‘
i
l
i
(11 nice Knltasume.. ti1- ' months,t
1
11 years, two l1
l
on H ,llklnsopd Maud Bell.
flock d H rlt
CORSET S
The attention we bestow on our corset department
in a sen ice to you that' is invaluable.
results
To your corset is due a part of your personality—it makes
your figure, gives you dignity, poise audchio.
We are showing all the best and most popular maltes.
There are models for every type and occasion at any price
you w l'sh to pay.
e Beautiful Bust and Soulders
Ire poulblq, if you will wear n scientifically constructed
Blen Jolie .‘h-ieze.
The droning weight ofun unconfined bus! so stretches the
Ippportinz muscle.- th; the contour of the figure' is spoiled.
E“ at the bust: back 1v here it be-
‘100 inning the appearance of flab-
bineas. eliminate the danger of
dragging muscles and confine the
term cfnl line to the entire upper body.
They are the dlintiest and most serviceable garments imagi-
nable-come in all materials and styles. Cross Buck, H ook
rustleso boning—permitting washing without removal
Have your dealer show You Bien Jol lc Bxassieres, lfnot stock-
ed. we will (holy and him, prepaid, samples to show you.
lug-11, prevent the hill bust from
BRAfiIEfiES flesh of the shoulder giving a
hen” .Sutpliu:1 Bmd1-uu.etc. Boned with‘ Willem," the
QBENJAIIN & JOHNES. “Warren Street. Newark, N. J. . ,
OUR BUSINESE
is to Word complete security for our deposi-
tors’ funds and m every way help to solve their
banking and financial problems ‘
The increasing number of people who favor
us with their patronage ls evidence of the satis-
factory nature of our service and the high es-
teem and confidence' in which the institution is
held by the people of our community.
DEPOSITORY ‘POR ,UNITED STATES
continuum.
: TRUST comm "
1. of South NomalkConn... 1%.
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