E. K. BANKS
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South N orwalk.
at 1-4 011
DONN ELL'Y’S
' , 16 80. Main 81.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Is the Time to Consider
a Repapering Your Home
. HOUSE PAINTING
Estimates Cheer fully Gven
Gall us—Pl.one 144G
. J. A. RUBBER
108 So. Main St, 80. Norwalk.
‘ SOCIETY
‘ and Personal
NE ”’5
Seveln—Olmsiead.
Alexander chcin.
IHavon and now
Edith Diamond were marw
"rted on Saturday evening at the par-
...ttonuge of the Knight Street thnrclt.
l‘tttmtrly of .\':".1'
A delightful surpttse party “1‘“ mm posito,and Margaret O'Rourke retutV-n .
in 1‘0"” Cr 3‘“ "‘ IM‘" 1) “Wm" V” V‘tl ‘VVVlll'V to New York (7‘11 Weir‘llal. (-itv, le' spending the Week with Mr.
713 [CW avenue, Saturday
Those present were:
VBtVrtha Szocs. Elizabeth lloktts. Velma 1V in Summer street, I
‘Ktanez. .lulia Hordes, ‘
yar, Bertha llevessy, Margaret 1(1Vancz.
Regina Baylitts,
Worgo, Grace Gall. .
mat, Frank (l:Vll,.lttlitts Suites. Stephen joined the Sixth (‘ontpany this morn-‘
Magyar, Andrew
salt. A delightful tithe was: enjoyed by “f absence.
The guests departed
late hour declaring Mists Wargo
llglitt’ul hoste'ss.
Margaret Mag-
, lsabelle visiting with his father and mother at
anti Joseph Kurt-
‘ Marcus, Joseph
' rpm: fonowjng ,,,,.mi,,.r., of S‘I “my. ties preparatory to training the. mom-I
(.holr are enjoying :1 camping trip at 17"” “l lllt‘ National Army.
(30111130 lteach under the 1:11:11'111',/V:‘.1'
' of William Derringer and (.‘hcir Mas-Let
'. Robert Joseph Mackay left last evening to re .
Louis join their ship the U.
-. Frederick (taming. J12. George
lllrothet'ton, Raymond l’inkhnm,
_ The boys are all having .
V time and cxpe‘ttt. to return about Wed-
nesday 'of this week;
IAlbert WtaggI 111111 lV‘rIVeId Townsend of raining Misses Grace and Clara liltcks _ ,,,,,, I
York city, yestcrday. They witnessed
?(I110 grounds.
VWilliam H. Wilson and (I‘orporalI in Nerwalk,
Romy B.\alicnt.
e—AVLMOND TOILET LOTION—I
For Chopped Hands, Face or Lips, Mme of MII and Mrs (term, 01 Fair-
Sunburn, Bites or Stings of InI
ects,5oz.bottle 25c
tillson-PoWell Corporation; x‘NOItttllk this month. VMr. Griffin's run
Mrs 91.1. DeForest of Bruinbridge
street, Brooklyn, N. Y., was the guest,I
,today of \irs. R. L DeFores , c Quin-
Vitard Place.
E
l
' Miss Minnie Gasman c‘ Xiw YorkF
lcity. at'rii'eVd in Norwalk Sunday (Vt'tVnVI
ling to spend IV week with Mr. and 1111s.}
iWillintzt Victimich of Dover street.
I David Shaw and family who have
IlJIetVn spending two Weeks with relag
.. " IttveIts in l‘tanbury. hove returned to
. . :thcir home on Flax llill road,‘
AS BLUE AS THE SKY t :
Styles for high ‘flyers. Buy ! Daniel liulacy has returned to New.
now, there’ll be no drop. VDCV'I to rejoin his ship the t‘ 5- 3'.
These suits are unusual ,Morse after spending :1'Veste1'zti1) with
. f V ‘
values. Firm and fine, de- r1e1dx in t01v.n I t
l
l .
pendable color and care- l 111:.- Marie Weing artncr has return-
i'l‘tlly made in two different '(Vd to her duties in th( 12111 oftites cl
models-the pinch back iAltor'nrt 11a 0. grcgmy. otter an en-
md strap back for Young Iloyable t‘Ivo wceks‘ vacation. I'
men' the conservative Style l Mrs, M. .1. Adams of lit'dding was‘
For conservative men.
lthe week-end guest (1‘ Mr. and 7111's.
Rogers 81 Steven:
Frederick llutkley. of West Main
NORWALK
3 Main street. 1 1
SOUTH NOR\'.'!.LK 'lit's. 0. M. Newman ant son, llow-
_ ,__,'at'(i, of New York city. are >3;1V11V.l.111: a'
panv. left Saturday for l'latts‘ttttrg, N: few weeks‘ vacation with Mrs. [1. Na:-
1'.. to 1pm their three months' course t(Vtibugr of ~10 l‘uirfteld avenue. I
Captain Robert M, Mulllngs, meat in- I
spector for the quartcrntast(Vt's‘ corps
United States Army, is at present on
duty in Jersey City. 1
t' the ottit-ers' training camp. Ser-
. Kt'tlll'. John Fisher, 17. S. A.. who has
been blillitl‘lt‘tl in Norwallt for the past
to (1 years and Attorney Freeman
Il.ight also lel'bt " ‘aturttay
Mr. and Mrs. Henry 1’. Price of Elm
'tt'tVet are spending a two weeks" ta
.l.V.111e.V: Burns. 01‘ Flanklin av.enue
hm act’cpted a position N. clerk in the ’
Nolnallt Boot Shop . in Wall :tttect. ““le “‘ “‘1‘ 000““ View cottage.
llt.Bt11ns will till the vacancy (- :tusui llthVon CM“ ““55-
by the registration of Raymond Mag-
nct'. 11 hr. has accepted a poSiliOlLill the
John M1 L‘ortniclt shoe store, in Bridge-v
port. ,
, t
Thomas H. Parkinson ot‘ Grantivicw
avenue, attended the dinner gitcn 11y
th(V llridueport florists in Bridgeport.
Stt‘ttt'day 1112111. .
.111th llcrehtield, formerly of this
city. 11311111: been 11 tt'tVllI-luiown horse‘
(l.VV-.V1V1' here about, live. years ago, is
j,lltlll((‘ from St. Louis. where he has a
'ltt'tzo cafe. and is stopping for a few
(rays with relatives in Wood street . I
i
Seelcv Benedict. a member of the
Sixth t (111111.111; t‘ t‘. A.,!.<(V11jo,1'inu a
short he 'l(.:1_Vli, at his home in South
‘itlaln street.
David (.‘zttnpbcll, of (‘t'anbury, will
leave. tomorrow mot'ninu for Fort Tee
1,1. .\'. Y..'\1".'1(V1'e he will join the Sixth
Vt‘ontpany, L‘. C. A.
.\11'. and .\ll‘.~‘. Sherman llayles and
111:. (hour llirnts. 1:11 of permit.2
mapped (ver yestet'tiay' with t‘ouncll-I
1111': and \il‘S. l‘rVedtVticlt 1'1. (l'tnuttu at
France: "ostcllo. Anna Brennan.
(‘hurlc' OlJlSlt‘lltl ““\ hp“ lllt‘ll' lll‘lllt’ (ill South .‘lfilll Sllf‘l‘l. TlH‘Y. 11'“ ”V Sillllll and ‘Tptl llaine Flljll)'i‘(l
There was no ltlwltlpsmllltl thtV are making a tour “IV the east,
bride being gi\ oh nwav by hot mother.
‘a motor trip through New York state
I —‘ yesterday.
The 111‘: V V: t :1' 1101'in and Aches lie
Mrs. William t‘oyle of New York
alter hating "“‘j“-‘““‘ “ f9“ ““VS' 11le and Mn}. .ltlrtl‘lill Murphy. of .nnklin
:11 the home of Mr. and Mrs. Conneal»I avenue.
(
Seaman llot'ry lVIar'leI a member of
the United States Naval Reserve,
spent Sunday at his home in this city.
l‘rivnte llenedict, who has been
tlteirIltomo in South Main street, 1'e~
.lnhn Kvancz and Joseph Suites left
,last evening: for a wet-it's trip to 11us
i tale and surrounding points.
. 1111;. He was borne on 11 45-011111' leave
Secrnd Lieutenant Joseph Lockhat't
will lea vc Nm'walk tomorrow for AytVt‘.
.‘.l:V.s.<., where he will take 11p his (111
SttVVVVttl lieutenant oraec Gray will
leave Norwallt "\Yt'thnesdny and will re.
port for duty in New York city.
1 it'utthant Strickland. of the New
‘ 11:11'c117‘llltten." was a visitor in Net'-
11V:tll'( ycSterday:
William for W ha: returned to his
1
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Michacl Olijen. William Bale and
" S. North Cal'o
lDa'ke, Walter Gladney. \lartin \iuien. lina. alter having visited with relallv cs (1111ch in the It. & (1.1110 oi). after a
Le‘Iroy Sturgess. “1111:1111 l-‘at'r. Frank- 111 town.
1
[three (l.V.y'o' illness.
Mr. and 311'3.(“ll(‘il(’d(‘l‘ and son l
(at New York. 11 we in South \‘m 11 alk
~;.'(V.V:tVVc'd:ty and one thtV guesteof l\lt.
l)1'.Sc:tnlt'.1. of Georgetown. form
(13:11: oft {'orualk, is in town today on
s ness.
and Ma's. lV‘rttnl; S'.'e"c. of Stuart avc- bu i .
““V‘V l Joint Bradley and car Clerk 5“"
of’phen Dokns spent yesterday in .\'cwI.
York.
.‘heriff and Mrs. “1111:1111 Vollmer
'Sonth Main street, have been enter-.
11‘ 11c Chief George W Bogatdtts spent
yesterday with friends in New York. !
l
and Mrs. Mary l’ollow of Nen'at'k,~.\. J.
Seaman (‘eorge Rose, F1 ank LawgonI
,and l‘dward Fl laherty, U. S. ., the en-
"jo)ing short furloughs at their homes
Charles 11. Dilworth was in New:
York city today on business.
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Deputy Sheriff Edward Doniens
Miss Margaret Schmidt, of Jersey
’was in Greenwich on business today. id
{no new photograph of in. Ge V01": \l1( hnelie. ar pointed (lor-
'3'.l.i.~: is tiV'
.Vnan (VttitntVilctV :11111' tltt"1'cs.1:11atiot:ot Dr. 11111 ltetlun.1t1:1--lloll\\(g.
.c- ... _ N-..” . _ -_..-_ m m I
One Less Car in Bridgeport.
\llTO VICTIMS V
The Bridgeport police hate. another.
I‘OR SO‘IE THHE Icar ,stolem and 111116 V1"tepotV1th 111V:V
IN HOSPITAL: malt” and license numbtr in 112' poi
[ice of the State The car i: :1 l‘orI.I V
land the number is (‘onnettit-ut 1M . :
l Backed Into Mrs. Fitch's Car.
, , , 1 Mrs. Abraham Fitch complained tr
mlmm'u-V- Yonkers. 5'- 11., approach, the police that an automobile witl
”H“ ‘ the Lentse number Connettlent '2'1'. 1'
it is 11'. ought that both men bceaImc b'tcl'td into M“, m, “hit-l1 “:15. “and f
.( hit ((1111:: (i at this time, and a. :1: 1m; I" 11,. (7011191 ,,{ Main and (‘on I
yes. Vttt 111V; two tntchin'Vs came to‘. Imd s‘lpl-fg yew-“(1.111 '1')... automo'
1' ““m "“V‘d "“ “1111.1 (’outl b“"551 1.11:1: 11V 11? (lid the damage started away .
I 'llr. and Mrs. lltVthley, 111165011}!th when ”1,. octunants found “1,,1 door I
111 the (ladd automobile. wcie tt11o11'11I.aI., 1111-1 had done.
into the street by ti. V ftncc of th' Chatocd with Reckless Driving.
collision‘and they sustained a itutng (mmnqmfl ilelpern. 0f “VaI-nbpck
l.V(Vt' ol bud bumps and bruise:V and at street, V‘lottbut'y. 31:135..“ as arrested in
"WM“ rltaksnu up. Maxur ”N‘jdm'“ \Y(VV =1 avenue yesterday afternoon by
Lynn 1' u. thrown (unto the tioor of Other: “wise, .. “1““,ny ream.”
”1“ 0‘ oer machine and 1‘“ 10(‘3lHP1l. (11111111: Frederick liam..lr.,furnished?
1 11: rd bump 011 hi‘ t'lttcli. All three a $31.1) bond for Mr. [[elpern‘s appear-1
‘lV'lllll‘i “' ”l“ ““3““ “Pl“ ”“10““! in court Thuteday 'morhing at 8
to the hottthal {01"1r9?’.tllt‘nl, 111110-0100}, ‘
wet ' latei disthargtd 1‘ Drove into a 9,1311,
“10 [Ol‘W-"ll'll Will of lllt’ 1:. 3L “-‘i While on his way to Danhury ycstcr-V
lllttt'llilltt. “11‘!“th by Mr- Lyon, Willi d:'1_1.ftcrnnon. after some hall players
badly damaged. and the radiator autism- (he Georgetown baseball team,‘
mudguards of Mr, (1 1dtl't. new Orr-(V "511101113 Santlnellu drme his auto-
land “‘vl‘tV (turd in :14 11 “Ml“ 0‘ the mobile into :1 ditch in order to .11011
collision striking another machine The mud-i
lloth then claimed the (111101 (lt'i\'-?r.t:11nrds and rpnntng board warn eon I
to 1th 1h" blame. and it is probable sidtVr-tbly damaged. but no one was in-
thnt c "111 action will hetalten..jt11pd tn the mishap.
Big Auto Goes Through Fence. It Drove Into Rear of Car.
A large l‘anhard Let-asser antomo Frittard t‘ralg, of Stamford. (how his
lViltV. 01 French 11111k~'.o\\'11ed and automobile to the rear of a motor l
driven by .l. Sttaushurnh. of llryatt cycle-fildden 'and owned by t", 0.:
Moor, l‘a.. took a header through the Icon. of New Jersey. 1111215011 was:
z-tate fence on the (‘onnectieui turn- thrown to 1thV ground and bruised;
pike just trust of the Norwalk ho:- ‘ somewhat, but the, case was :Vcttlwt :I
tConttnued from First Pole.)
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t
Officer Jarvis S. Murray lnvesttgnt-‘ited amount of time, it has be Van 1111-' report on the Green at that time.
ted the accident, but made no arrests possible for the committee to wtitc .'
ISouth Main Street Collision.
,.csterdnv, in from of 188 South Main 'vilntion e..\ {tended in this autumn, and
str.e.et 11113131115111: automobile was lend their co- operation in making 11113
Iheaded one war and Mr. Wises car :‘Dlocectlinrzs the biggest thing That-
which was being towed, darted out' 1 ’orwallt has ever seen
in front of the oncoming car. The The parade VV'ill form on the Gan,‘
parties, afternoon. Everyone. who is expect-
City, has returned home after havingr _— 1-1-—
enjoyed a months vacation at the
view avenue.
Conductor John Griffin and family
ware to move from Danbury to South
Keeping What You’ve Got
Possession is “nine points of the law." So far as yet has
been found, safedeposit—box protector: is the highest form of
insurance known—because it '5 11115011119. As the possessor of
" em to a box in this bank' 11 vault, you have every mur-
' once that its contents are 11111101111er private and protected.
Boxes $4 a year.
811th Norwalk Savingsllanlt
mummmmuamn.
V .. ' ' ‘ncclnlzm
11.111: and FrontéLcoo
'srorn' moms
fluke in flapper
prlkylzrvfiuyl'inu not:
l
(or
they all" the ,
emit-out" g,
his»;
L ”a —-.! I Ifl-I'
”7.9111 ’3.”
Centers and Scarves, lace trimmed,
Scarves, lace trimmed, 18 x 54 inches,
Stamped Scarves, 22 x 54 inches,
format letters tot limitation to lthe' matte lat01 in the week and in th(
.Btu:h, of Belle Island. crnsl:- 1.1110115 organizations. but it is hoped'1llt‘tllllllllt‘. other information can be.
611‘] into the automobile of Samuel that. the clubs, societies and ortzttntza- 'obtttincd from John D. Milne. ms:r—~
\\ In. of 28 Pacific street, Stamford tions of the town will accept the in- shat ot the parade.
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH TO 3 BILL CONSIDEREQ
1V9“.
Vtember 41b
11 1» expected that the transfer of day) Miss Anna Grace. of Hill am
11119. laboratory to New nHven will en- flue,
able more prompt delivery of speci-
{mens sent in for examination.
I’/ The director of the laboratory, DI: Dean, of the Mahackemo Hotel. . t.
V 1,, C. .1. Bartlett. sunsets that diphtheria
" and other specimens on which an em: tom] start, returned to his dutlca us.
. report lb desired. 30 sent by epoch] moralng apparently In “IE mt "
delivery
Sew Haven. white. lesfceutnl than sum and upland a number of uh».
musician. to more «canine tron 1 m1 mg, -
ntlmd minim. m It. In. WV
“but till until ”I!” m ml
fikfilufid '18:!
For Dollar Day 011le .— —-«
Ihefleld Plated Ware, ‘5" £13" . . P}
Sugar Baskets, blue glass linings,I (100 11-;
Ban Bon Dishes, . ’ $1. 00 .f
A. D. Coffee Cups and Saucers, ’2 for $1. 00 :3
.,
Silver Plated Novelties. ' ‘ —. 1
Lemon Dish and Fork,
Salt and Pepper Shakers,
’lea Spoons with thread edge,
Sterling Sil1er Sugar Shell, l set fo
Sterling Silver Cream Ladle, l’
Sextuplc plated table and dessert spoons.
2 pcs. for $1.00 ’
pair $1. _
6 for $1.
11.00,.
3 for $100 I i
' A . V. Main floor. i
Art Section
i
Centerpieces, 36 inches,
Pillows
lurkislt Towels,
V. I. '; Ill : .1“. 213,11 'VIVVrfa‘ 'i‘ti
, .._.._ MVP: 11...; .. £X_M_Ju ’
Useful and Attractivc' I V ' 1‘};
Articles in Leather
Leather and Vachette Purses.
Handbags.
Bill and Change EurscSI.
Portfolios.
Sewing Sets.
Manicure Sets.
Pocket Companions.
Jewel Cases, many colors.
Traveling Mirrors. '
At the Toilet Section
This delightful combination: 5.;
Halcyon Rose Talc, regularly 50 (:15.
Cucumber Cream, 50 cts.
Olive Oil Soap, . 25 cts,
Notions and Necessities
for every household.
Combinttion offers: .I
I Lingerie Tape, 8 pea, at 10 etc.
1111111 Saunday evenhnj. but for-tun when 1111'. Craig paid for the medical Faultless Hair New, 4 at 2 for 25 cm.
tttely no ontV in the machine was 1V n' teatiun recessarv The acciden‘t' Dress Fasteners. 2 cards at 10 cm
. Ilured i 11.:1ptI1eI1I1etIlIItltts morn' 111.: at about 9: 1:. Bone “a” Plus. 1 box at 1° “‘31
Mt. Strnusbttt'ch “as on his way to on ‘ rah lin ‘Vll‘(‘tl, in front of theI , M ’.
New lot-11 (it y Vtt the time 01 the at firehouse. . _ .:-.: 1.11.11. 31-10 for $1.00
(ident. and had as passengms in MRI W.-- --~-~V*-~V-~- ' _ 'V'
. tt'ach‘ne his wife. and his cuihnut‘fctu Safety pins, 4 cards at 05 cm, ‘
When ahotrtV :1 half mile west of the PARADE PLANS PER l English ’l'r’llled Tape. 3 DOS. at :3 0:.
110t~lliltl Mt'..5‘t1'11usbu1'1:lt attempted angers, a c .
to 1115: V1 ( 1'11 ahead of 111111. but 11'.he11I i Nepdle Book. .JVVI‘V .. at 25 (:13.
he turned his machine into the mitt—E . ““5"“ “in $1.15 f
Mic of the read he 111w another car, NEW ARMY REERUITSi .~.;z.fi:tm 01' $1: 00
.tVominL: towards him from the 11cst.t l
111 order to avoid a eolllsl on, Mr 1 Gilt Edge Pollsh. at 25 etc. , I
Straushutuh ttnncd 111V: cat to the let't,§ ('31 Polisher. at 10 etc. '
and sent 11;- 1 hi: machire crashing V‘xtcnsite prepatations are now b film’s“; 4 .. 2: g gt: -
through the stout fence at the 11'th ’itt'V made for the bit: tllll‘ndc and re 5 ' ,, . t
of the road The fox-e part of thc rept 1111 which will be held in tt‘1isV
automobile went . down into the city Saturday afternoon, in 11mm (11; .—..'» ' $1.14f01‘ $1.00
swamp, but the. rear wheels l'i‘l‘l'iitln Norwnlk's drafted men vho will tcaveI
ed on the highway. None of theI st 01th for duty in the new National. Onandoff Dress Shields. at 2’1 cts.
three passengers in the machine were'A1'111y.V. COW" Cotton. 1 d“- 8‘ 5° 013- ,
1.11 trod, and lb 3 machine itself ow- A formal invitation is (I-xtended all Scissors. 1 pair ‘75:} 1“" at 2“ eta.
he to it: more? construction was not this tithe to every socie 1 and or-j
VV-VVutInustIt dt‘Vl.t_L‘(‘l The automobile} .atnmttion of the. city to participate 1...; uncumflm $1.16f01', $100
Iw. V1 iVV it) hauled out of the 5111111111 in the parade and the. good time. The,
by an automobile truck. secured for ‘ltalian «(clerics of ”19 it’ll“ are “1“" m ‘ —---——
the purpme bv Fr'edetick Lockwood ciallv invited to Vattl in making the
the uptown garngemau. ‘attair a :11ccess.0wing to the llm~I int: to patticipate in the affair willI‘structlons,ser1ice of the laboratory}
. twill he brought much closer to the pth
announcements 11111 beysicinns and health officers throughout
'the state. 1V 1.?"
.BIG FINANCIAL
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1
MOVE t Washington. Aug. 27.—Consideratiot
of the] largest single financial bill me
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aniage was settler between the two 'in East avenue . at 2 o‘clock Saturdav ISpectmens Can Be Sent to Latter 1“" llleOll 0f the United 518185. 311*
Place After September 4th.
Dog Warden Walsh has received no
IUCE that ”‘9 laboratory 0f the State ferences in the committee centerett.
{Department of Health will on Sept. lst around the proposal to tax the issue:
Ibe removed from Middletown to New and with this cleared up it appeared
I538. ‘14.: 000 11111' bond and ceitiflcatl-
proposal, was begun today by thnc
house ways and means committee. Dita.-
that passage would be expaiitel
Substitute. taxation proposals covet
i It is requested that between the .1 wide range,
‘dates of August 3lst and September
4th. no specimens be sent to the labor- 1.
Vatory for analysis except diphtheria. Il
It is ur :red that those who ,have in
lthetr possession water and mil: con- of Franklin avenue; Mrs. Ellis. of 301'
trainers and specimen cases of any Main street; and Thomas Klggins, “I
lkind carrying a label directing them Darlen,
:ot Mlddletown. Connecticut, change
this address, without 131111.10 er Ha- ley, at 297 Main street YOHKETS, M!"
ponnectlcut, on and after SeD' (discharged yesterday). Benjamin Ly;
HOSPITAL NOTES " ‘
Discharged yesterday: James Kellr
Admitcd yesterday: Mrs. Elsle Boob
1011. of Wés‘tport, (discharged yesterc
Admitted today: William 1111191111. 0.
West Sand Lake, N. Y., and Rosie]!
Bernard F, Feeney, of the Hour cab:
health. Mr. Fancy recently tell em
.ch
mums-m“
Norwalk Chronicler