i NOR WALK
SOCIETY
and Persdnql 1
mural oil
and Percales I
cceiveli. Also:
of all kinds.
‘3. BANKS
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misc of 500,,Utid 000 bushels in
CW .‘5 of last \ear.’
Mr ohms. Jack Whitehead who
Ehate a lmelv little home at 19 Gar-3
The soldiers of tile soil are 'ner street, Norwalk. have returntd'
certainly doing their hit. itiom a motor trip to Asbury Park Mr
When the overalls are taken Whitehead, who has traveled all over
off here are business “its the tv'.oild is an Australian by birth,
and is at present interested in businessj
to Put on.“ blue serge true .with the Norwalk Tire Company. '
to its color at $20, a cool I
homespun at $18. .
' ” ' Fine fancy ‘ mixtures in
WEATHER FORECAST. browns, grays from $15. to
' $30. and special pinch_back ridding of their nephew, Challes
models for Young Men from “3““ 8” Hartford' 1
$10 to $28' Everything for Carroll 1111111511.” returned
Men's and Boys’ wear.
lf'mil Northern Canada, where he ac-
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rprevails in the Lake retinn and B‘Ogers & Steve-“D
icompanied his father,ll'1n11‘ttn B.
L g the A1lantic coast. "ilt. ttm- NORWALK SOUTH NORWALK
tures are low along the notthcin I,
rder, 'Frosis were reported from ' .n--_-______1
«.Upper Michigan.
Military Training
52. 00
aDON N B LL Y’S
16 80. Main St.
' SOUTH nonwsmt.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles B. Greene, of
iunnrd street. have 1".etu1m-1i after
a \isif‘ With relatives in G1: tstunburyp ‘
Conn, The; also attended the {lib
”coast for Norwallt and ticipitt:
lonight; Saturday 111ml) cloudy
Murbance central over lowu_ isl
using unsettled, showery wentner in
"western di<trit~ts Pit-awnI 11e;t-'
the recently disc-Otet'ed gold 1191115 5
Miss Anna. Annunziato, (1'. New Can-
aan, spent the week- end at Norttuallt
Miss Beth Krapowicz, who 11.1: “"ell
visiting in New Canaan has ittuntet.
to her home in South Norwalk.
3 Ralph Farrell‘s speed boat has been
‘put up for the winter at Anderson‘s
Launch Works. '
WEATHER. A YEAR AGO T0 ...... I,
'Dniligli Frederick M. Moore, and Harry W.“ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thomas and
' chsen, the 11111 1111111 due to leave to (1311;: liter, l‘oi'otiu. of 5'1'11'Cuiiaall.
(la) fot Camp Det 111s, Ayer, M its, left spent Labor Day at Norwalk. their lit-
on the 10:22 train. itle glanddauithter. Dortiti 1'-‘ttuiiiing
—- with them.
'l‘emperntm' c : 9‘3 : low.
:72. Fair.
Miss Sarah Spino entertained Miss
vs Elizabeth Cashin, 'May l/ickn, Ruth
A regular weekly meeting of Cooke-f
noe Tribe, No. 32. l. 0. R. M., will be.
held tonight in lied Men's Hall. in _
Main street. , ,Johnscn. and Mrs. Besaio Smith, at
~ her home on Chestnut street. last cv-
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1 Buckingham Post. No. 12. G. A. R. onmg.
will meet tonight '1 headquarters in; bits. Emma B Post. left today for
(lie Town Assembly Hall building in her home in NOX'WRHK 0!“) after n
.11“! street. tntonth's visit with her sister., the
iniisses Smith. of Ann street.
Forty Locomobile trucks all trnvel-' ..--..
ing in close order passed through Nor Mr. and Mrs. John T. flares and Mr.
walk this morning on their way to New and Mrs John l{.Broughn1n bate. re-
:York city.tu1ned front on automobile ttip 0191
time Mohawk Trail. ~ \
A; permit has been issur l to the Nor-
1k Fpitndry Company for wiring at
their factory on Mechanic itl'et‘!
“An eightyound baby boy arrived at
he home of Mr. and Mrs Albert Laz
not, 31 North Fail‘field avenue, last
Vonlnx.
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--l—Cups,l Caps. O‘Brien.
#4-”, The. sloop yacht “Sonora," belonging
The annual clam bake given by to William Farrell will be entered in, John Provost of this city has been
11113. G lotto and "Bob" (1.119., 11111 the open races at the New Rochelle spending 11 (911' days with his 11911111111.
1 . bola Su ay. the 10th, in aurt:~'11o111.1 Yacht club this Sunday afternoon. The George 11 Palmer 01 Erskine road.
“Sonora" will be laid up for the win-’500113 Corners
tcr, after this race.
be regular meeting of Eureka Re-
hi: Mallet ‘50- 43: W1" be 119111 “115.71": fixtures of the Becrs’ Ment Mar
fining “mi a rehearsal of the. degree. ket and Provision ompnny' 3 store, in
guard will be held next Friday eV- Wnshln ton sir t . . ~———
ti , g 99' “It" sold at auc Miss Gertrude Alley has re'. Urncci to
1 on testcrdny, by Attorney Leo Davis, he! home in Brooklyn latter 0 pleas
"' . who is acting as receiver. The 5. lo
The Springwood Union Sunday netted about $600 . lant vacation stay in Norwalk.
Sc col will open Sunday at 3 p. 111.. of- _________ . i
£11351“? “”1105“ for “‘0 “3““ The Bridgeport police telephoned to'
summer vacation. It is hoped that ““ thc local police for them to keep their
WM“ and pUpils W1“ be present “t eyes open for ten-yenrold Samuel 800-. W-..
openins exercises 1111111 of 131; East 11111111 street. 1111'.- cm" W. n. Hyman. of Nor“ .1111. has been
W110 Md Tl!!! “Way "0111 1‘0an .VP-th‘F-o guest at tho liotelGrecu. Dahliut'y. .
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',Mr and Mrs. George P.D1'1'.-hr. of
W't'estflcld. are visiting Mr and Mrs
George W. Harris. of Flint hill Road.
1111-11. 1. Milton Cob'llrn of South Main
street, has returned from a ten day-1'
trip to Narragansett Plerj
‘ dinner‘wlll be served the employ-
_ day. The boy wore a. hat, a faded. —
.. 13“ “W Hat factory tomoriou “‘ sliii'twaist. no coat. dark pants and Employ/es of'the Rosenu‘nld- Wimp!-
m” PM!“ and it is expected that black shoes and stockings. It was lieimcr Hat. Company. of cross street
very fine time will be hit by all
ihpse attending. This dinner promis
sto be one of the' biggest hangs with
the. exception of tho fate“ oil banquet
. ‘the National Army men. that the.
H rwalks have seen in some time. ‘ f Manager
V 1Point. called the pollCe on tht1 'phone now. this non
,last night and told them thata '1Mr. dared music for dancing.
Mend. first name, unknown. had telc- enjoyed during the afteinoon. The
phoned to him that a 1916 liiartvrcll.‘ good time did not breal: up until mic
five-passenger automobile, which he. in the afternoon. ‘
had rented from the 'Mnysitfe Gnragelmw ‘ ...-
at Tokeneke had been stolen ftom'.
him at the park at 10' 30 last. evening. if ‘
The license number was unknoun to It
Mr. Mead. who iii es at Tokencke.
enjoy ed a snore dinner and dance at
the Dorlon House this afternoon. The
owners of the local hat firm acted as
hosts to their cmploycs. and about
‘eighiy- two people sat down to one of
Nevme Bailey, 0130100 John O'Suliivan's famous shore din-
A local orchestra ren-
thought likely that he had come in
‘the direction of Norwnlk.
l—Soft huts. O'Brien.
by your hat at O'llricn's.
J. M. Laurie. of Bridgeport. arrested
he theft of 9. small hnntfiiag from
rgo Henry. with whom he came
Bridgeport tto Norwalk in the
cy yesterday afternoon. was son-
to twenty days in the Bridge-
il this morning by Judge V05-
11 in the down town cotnt. Henry
was arrested on :1 charge 0! in —-Lcnis Avriclt is offering
‘ on. was released by Judg. cials tomorrow. .
h and was given his property .: ..
A hand to leave town i ‘ '“‘““"""‘“’—‘ .
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ab 10 spe-
By rcuou of tho 11 distribution
with the drug trade the United
states and lower selling com. ncod
prices are now moibio for
Eckman’s '
ND TOILET hBTION—%
pet! Hands, Face or Lips,Ii
' ' Children's Hose
' 1 Alterative -
. urn, Bites or Stings of In i ran THROAT AND macs 156 to 65c ‘ \
oz. bottle ..... 250:. No Aggh‘l'g‘ffi" “thqéf‘é'm L odies' Hose
- Now :1. so Now so Cu. 156 t0$1150-
Eckmtm Laboratory. Philadelphia. ”
:1 Ladies’ Silk Hose '
29c, 596 to $1.50.
”
1" Under Vests ‘
10cto506.
- Union Suits
.1. , 5011 to $1.00.
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2111' are at Madison.
.tti'. leit Sunday tot Burlington Vt.
home. are \isiting relatives in
i\\'ills of Toronto, Canada, to inspect ren
. (.‘ annda.
‘ Lakev iew avenue.
;ti\'es at Boston. the past week.
“ Miss Florence Me’ad became a po-
which was I
F 01‘ Saturday Ho'siery
Come tons.
i Brassl'ers 25c 5nd 50:
A. mm & 3m ”WARM STORE
Misses Marion and Stella Waters have
ireturned from a week's trip through’
Lon '1 island.
\iiss Helen Schelier of _\'r'w Y- rk‘
1 TWO STILES ;
thus returned to her home after at tho
75c and $1.00 in Cases
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' 1111:1111 Color Handkerchins. 25f: 111911.. \ ’(‘dllofl spent with Mrs, Hues
i got L‘anc- 11.11. .
i 9 Mrs. 11‘. l‘t-rrera and sons th'r rc-l
tnined from a d .Igiut‘ul vacation at
‘. Vine-land, ,‘1', J. Their sojourn covered
3 :1. month and over. ‘
{a
, ski-a
- _ .1. Hotel Block. . , .
WW Norwalkw ! Nl25WS The Democratic caucus will be held
i . 1031:”; ngm ”19 court room. Town Hall building,
‘1 JR : 85 Washington Street this evening, to nominate town odi-
atts‘nu‘g manual “Our twelve great Corn States '. ice-rs.
austv-ei war '8 demand with pro- . i , Henry Flt-nu has returned to
‘ home in Bridgeport. alter enjoying two
MMW WW months’ 1.11'. ation at the home of Mr.
NE gin and Mrs. F. L. Weed. ,
W CANAAN I. A New Canaan 'tio'orist, att'mpiing
to ail-iii ;- it. :11: '1 on the Son.
walk rcau.l1‘ritl.y ran into a fen‘ce,|
zdamaging nis car slightly
Mr and ”1115'- Campbell auialailghtcr
:Gcrtrudc, 11'i'h Miss Nprma BowleS. at-
‘1\\'Uitended the vaudeville performances at:
1' eeks location in New Je'sey. "the Alhambra Theatre Labor Day. ‘
Kt‘l' ”119 “ 9P6 5992' 1m“ Miss Martha Fass and fiance, Mrs
“9969011 in Bridgeport and 5'191'00 iEdenr. of Newark. with Messrs. Karl:
3111'. and Mrs. W. H. But: and “Ugh and Fred Eberhardt and Louis Driblc.i
intotred to Buston the first of the
The Misses Oakley of Mount Vernon ‘ week.
9011111 ““1333“ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ashton 211--
MM Ma'fi'r'w‘l “ arren 0‘ 130110“ is lturned to their home in New lehi
‘- @1115! 0f “1'. and Mrs. Kr“ ~ “ 8!" Monday, following a visit at the home
Mr and Mrs— Louis H.119}! and tam-i-
A. C. Endicott is enjoying 1.
Mrs. J. E. Thurton is entertaining East “em...
1“ nieces and a nephew from Jeisey 'The regular monthly meeting of
City
Hannah Benedict Carter cm to , 11.1
1111,. w H “we" "f ““0““ “ ‘“ 1A. a 11111 be held at the home :1): 111113.11
.1 “eek- end guest of 311,1 1‘11? Mur- 1116' Raymond. liewisboro, on ’l‘liurs-- i
111'
iday, Sept. 13, at 3 p m. -
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iss JOsephine Jortts 01 Comm, I New York parties ale negotiating"
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. is tisltme with lltl‘ int 111. Miss. ‘for the purchasing of the 111010er of'
(.1'1ce Haupt. - , i
1.;. 5 Archibald Bushbv at“ «it have' Mrs John Weed on Railroad .utnuc.
r'eluihed no th . .11‘: i i so it was stated today. with the. idea.
m a "3‘ we “’ H” l 0 of opening a boalding house. i
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Mi” Es her Le Ba re 0' New J” i harles Ogden. formerly of Battery
F. now in Headquarter companM
1so b
y as returned to New Canaan for 103"! F. A. has been 01.0mm”, .0;
the winter
Mis. Anna Bishop was in New York
on business during the latter part of
’ aexccant.
Mrs. Robert Ogden and son. with‘
friends from Noroion, spent 1.11501"
the week. . .
, . Dav at Bron: Park. 1.
Herbert Reyes of New -ork, spent The members of ”‘9 E ,nvorthi
l t
‘ngrfiriezd with his parents on League of the Methodist Church, on t
‘8 toyed 11 picnic at Roton Point.1 ridny. '
Miss May Durham of Jer'se) City Forty people formed the party until
spent the week-end with relatives on were conveyed to their dezunatlon in!
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Sim ‘ Ridge. two truck loads by George Jelifr. ll
Mr and Mrs. Charles Krapowicx of Several from New Canaan at. ended
Bridgeport spent the weekend in town. mp parade of the 25' 000 9111510 5“].
with relatives. i thus in New York on Tuesday.t‘1el
Ems \iamie “ago" of New York men of the first draft contingent.
we“ the Weekend with math" and. Many were also present at the enlist-
frlends in town. ' ‘ - I
. , , ed men’ s parade the week previous. 1
Y \lr.‘ {id M's' Curry 0! Buy ”0' N A rubber game with the fast Noro ‘
“..matc Tun“ Mr. and Mrs. Curry of ions is scheduled for the New Canaan:
site On ugh“; . ldiamond Saturday. Manager Schmidt
issdia N B“ cy of “oodhnwn ‘5 is uncertain yet as to the closing of
a sum“ of the Mines Olmstend on the baseball season locally as several
fatteams wish to in New Canaan. 1
Miss Marv Sullivan of Bridgeport in. n 1. mm :3: ”mm“ from
spent Labor Day 'with Mrs Edward h.is vacation of two weeks visiting im-
Kolley "I Carter 3 ..reet por‘tnnt places of interest The doctor
The Misses Thurton and guests front was called home rather hastily as ho
,Mount Vernon enjoyed a picnic a was notified to be ready to report for
Fa. Brook Wednesday evening.
Mrs Oskar Zicsmer. who has been :‘X?;;n the medical corps of the U ,
stopping at the Wildmero House. Lake ‘ wiiil
Mohawk has returned home. .
Miss Myrtle Macintyro enjoyed zling
five days' visit with friends and with 13‘:
The young men of New (‘
regret to hear that the. six.
daméels. known as the “Mitt‘
tette" who have been summe ‘
‘thc Jacobson home on West street l
have returned to New York, where
lthey will engage in that well known
production—Work. -
‘ Mar Wicks. president of the King's
iCounty W. C. T. U. Association. New
t ‘York will speak n. the Selleck‘s (‘org
net's Church, Sunday. 813: 15 p 111.. and
lent at the New York Hospital last
week suffering from appendicitis.
Andrew Hersam of Stamford. with
his sister: visited with Mr. and Mrs.1
Andrew Hersnm on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmunds of Fridgenor
were guests at the home of Mrs John
W.ch Railroad avenue. last week. {at High Ridge at 7: 30 p m. “’5 5“”-
The girls of the Community fiat-den ject will be temperance. Mr. Wicks is
mu"; spent Friday at Compo Beach: a very able speaker and a large atten
“1.5 A H Taylor was chnpcron dance is looked for, All are invited. ,
in. and Mrs George Schweitzer and '1' Miss Edith Carpenter who has been
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FANCY GOODS
- Ladies’ Neckwm
251:, 506 to $1. 49.
Ladies’ Silk Gloves
500 756, $1. 00.
Patent Leather
251: and 50c
Windsor Ties
256 and 500.
GARMENTS
Ladies’ Shirt Waists
69c. Value to $1.551.K
t Better Grades at e Rcduc
ion.
Ladies’ Wash-skim Belts
A 500, 98c. $2.00.
one $1.00. $1.931 $11.00;-
' mmmm— vs,
Children‘s WashDi-osus " . __.—_——-— g
. Ali-69c. 98c,’$1_.19.‘ ._ ‘ ' Shell Hair Pins and 0011111:
-' yalue $1.00. $1.49, $2.25.- 10c to 506. 1'
‘ I41
f Corseis; 75:16 $100"
lof Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Wood, 011'
t in St. Thomas. Ontario, on «Shard-r. .
hand to ”sigma supervise. With
‘ the cannery will Sitcom odcto shout
“Quality Shop”
New Fall Suits
Silk and SatinDresses $9.95 to$3ti \
Silk ‘and Satin Skirts $2.49 to$lS
New Waists
Big Assortment of Velvet},
Shapes $1 to $5 ”
$16.95 to $575
$1 to $5
Charge Accounts. Opened
Louis Avrick '
POST OFFICE BLOCK
S0. NORWALK
Shoe
Specials
Shoe prices are going up rather than coming down. Conse-
quently these prices are of special importance to the ecoonmica!
buyer as theysrobclow normal.
$4.0031sckDrcu8hoel. ............................ $3.25
$45031ack8hoes................. .................. $3.98
$5H00and$55031ack8hoos ........................... $450
BABBYTANSHOES
$600valno. ..... .................. $5.25
$7.00 value . ..$6418
$7.50valne ... .......... ............... $6.98
$8.00.$8.,50$9.00vuluu..................... ......... $7.50
ALLSHOESGUARAN‘I’EED.
Anew pair if theygowrong.
muss arrows-con 81mm 0111.7
Also a. full line of Ilen' I Furnishings and Clothing and Odd
Pants at reduced prices for Suturduy only.
mills AVRlC
POST 0FFICF Bl0Cli.
50. 'NORWALK
visiting relatives in‘ New Cancun and
Port Chester, will return to her homo.l
e fence protect ng 0 9.1113171! at
the railroad station has at least been
repaired. it was demolished last
.apring when a portion or the freight '01! business
train went through it.
nand Mrs. F C.
Oenoke Ridge attended the A. 2. Pin-
ney family reunion held Saturday.u ‘
the residence of 1 E. Fludd. Devon.
Nearly a full roll call was presenti
Among those present were Mrs. W.
Smith Bruce, Alberta. Canada. and]
Chester L. Fladd, who is with the cn-.
gineering corps of the U. 8. my in
France.
On Wednesday, Oct 3, the private
".school formerly knowasTheCornish
School, and now to be called the Com-
nmnlty School, will open at 46 Semi-
nary street The staff of teachers is the
some as last year. Miss Helen Rogers
will continue in charge of tho kinder-
garten. Misn Dunton will have the pri-
mary grades, and Miss Dudley the old-
or children;
At a meeting of the Finance Board.
Tu sduy evening, the appropriation for:
the library was increased $200. Fay
omble action was also taken on spend-
ing the money left over tom the up-
p1 opriation of the South avenue and
Smith Ridge road improvement. on
the Norwalk road. The appropria-
tions as recommended by the Finance
Board will be printed hf the Button]
in a week or so
Wednesday and Thursday of next
week will be devoted to community
work and gifts of fruits and vcgotr
plea in quantities large or until will
be gladly. received. The cannery in”
be rented Mondays and Friday: to
those desiring to do their on mint.
and who will bring their own unit
touts. All the club ntcnsflt'roul 110
used. and Mrs. A‘ompkinn will be- on
fruits and tomatoes (tannins on fl!
sterilization runs more quickly. old I!
a‘ dam worm
nut in renting the
l
Flsdd of upper.
vwolk, now of New York City, was op»
‘ented upon by Dr. Robert 11. Wolfe.
lot the Norwsik Hospital last Tuesday
Routine business was transacted last
evening at a. regular meeting of Wan-
omaCouncii. 'qu 31, D. of P. ,
William J. Powell. of Wilton avenue,
was a visitor in New York city today.
,.
Mrs. G. B. Truman, formerly of Nork
Hrs. Truman has been suffering for
some time with a tumor on the left
arm. Thé operation was very succew
ml. and Mrs. Truman has now return~
ed to her home in New York city.
Kitchenware and
ilotisehold Needs
at Special Prices
79c 24“. gray enardelcd double rice:
“boilers at . . 59‘
$1.75 size 8, copper nlckie plated to:
kettles at ................. . .~ 31.1w
Wire fruit jar racks, will hold eight
quart jars, will fit any boiler . ”981!
Mason fruit jars, quarts ‘ or pints"
do: ............. 7: ........... . 75::
Gore Seal fruit jars, on, do: ..... 98¢
ideal fruit Jars, qto. do: ......... 89c '
Jelly glasses with tin topc, dot.
............... ...... 35cand36c
$3.00 White Medicine cabinets with
glass door at ................ . $2.29
Good Luck fruit jar rings, 3 do: .'.26o
Waxed sandwich paper, roll . . . . . . . .44:
Heavy metal jar racks, single size, 2.
Heavy etai Jar racks, single size, 2..
59:4... ...... (....~...........'..25fl
10¢ Rubber bound fly smitten . . .. .70-
50c mules. floor mops V’Iltit plain
handle ...........1........‘uoi BI
51: Toilet paper, rolls, 5 for ......19;
1111211 F. Gchcbe
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