of? above everything
That’s our idea at 1
this store; to give you i
the greatest possible val—
ue in clothes—Amine in
the style, value in the fit,
value in the quality, tail-
oring. and in the long -
wear.
received. AlSti
as of all kinds.
.K. BANKS
Memo Hotel Block. l .
' , South’llorwalk. ;
And because we 1Feel '-
this 11’s.}, 111:1' among
ed to take care of you in
Hart Sehat’fner & Marx
clothes. They give you
more value than any
other clothes 11c know
of.
DON N ELLY’S
16 80. Main St.
scorn NORWALK.
9 f"? ‘
l A
Considering "tat you
get for yet 1 money, ;
they’re the loWest priced
clothes made 1 they’re so
good we can guarantee
Your complete satisfac-
tion or 1'0111'111one1' back.
City News
I *" Harry Nit-hols, of Stamford. visited"
with friends in Norwalk last evening.
. Tree Warden Joseph Smith. of Stom-
, ‘ford, was a visitor on business here
' yesterday.
Copyright liar: flchflnoré “In
The new patterns for fall are here; worsteds. '
tweeds. ehet'iots in iridescent fabrics. in 1311 the 200d :
colorines; it’s a wonderful collection of fine all-wool S
. weaves. You re sure to find 111st the thing you re
; lookine for.
Satisfaction euaral teed or vour money back.
The Norwalk Boat (‘lub members
will hold their annual bake tomorrow,‘
. 331111111111. i
.1-
AlA jigger car 1111] 11111 from the 311-1111 1
lord junction to Roton Point as long
as tradlc demands it.
. ' The down town electrical commie .
Blotters met last evening and tronsaor
ed their usual business,
'1 1 1 1 1 1' ROGERS 59’ STEVENS
, 1 permt 111a icon issuet to W. '.; ‘
'dlencdict to wire :1 store for Joseph Norlllalk SO. Norwalk
11111111111111; at 24 Chapel street. ‘ l
E The. home of Hart Schallner & Marx Clothes
11111 Caps, Caps. O‘lh ion.
1 It is expected that Norw alk will 119‘
deserted of her “young bloods" mot-,1 .
Wednesday 111ng no“ 111111 builemuo
.1138 gained a foothold in Str'nufoid RlilaléfilélgANES DELE- ,
theatrical uncles; ! 1 Veronica Dragon
' 1 GATES GIVE HAR‘ Dr. William J. Tracey informed the
STROM AND TAM-1101109 that 11 child at 18 Benton sheet
MANY TWELVE VOTES; M" (“ed 111‘“ mums and that the
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1
Douglas Fowler Post Women’s Re-
Dodge Bros.-
AutomObile 8t Act‘essories
Reo- Oldsmobile
More Lite lenses cover the new law
, 81.50 81.75
DIXON’S GRAPHITE GREASE.
VEEDOL MOTOR OIL
BRAKE LINING
S. L. Benedict
No. 137 11121111 St.
how,”
Non WALK
l SOCIETY
; and Personal
NE WS '
A "W
Miss Zadte Addition, of linderoou, S.
0.. 11110 has been spending her race.-
lion 1111b her mints, Mrs Doro 'BFore It
:ond Miss Addings of South Norwalk, 'HARDWARE FOR
has returned to the South to resume
her position as teacher in the Ander '
DEAD- DEATHS AND FUNERAles‘m 111.19.11.10... ;
Miss Sarah Slanler or New York
city spent a couple 0! dove in South
Addings.
the Over 111191 school
sou school"
issued cards
their
The 2.1100 dablias
a real social
So. NorWalk
NORTH CENTER PUPILS.
The sixth grade class who did their:
fifth grade work last year will;‘ Miss;
Pardee and were directed to report; 1'
this 191111 at the North Center school,
“ill repent to Miss Laura Meehan at,
l, The class having fourth grade work ,
last year with Miss Scotlcld, and that; '
finishing with lilies Lowden will re-_,t
‘jport to Miss Alice Kane at the Jeffer-i,
Those three classes will be pexwma-
utntly located at the North Center
[school as soon as the new rooms are
Justice and Mrs Josiah Maroon ot‘completedr
'Giet-ns Farms hate not
to: the. Garden day benefit for the:
died Cruss on September 1» but have
5extended cordial invitations to
friends informally.
4 111111 wealth of autumn coloring will
‘ make the garden day
“event
1 One. of the tonductors on the W 11nd
pnuk tioliey he 11 a pugillstic encoun- menial Attache at Paris, who asserts
ter “m; a passenger at wmnipauk that Ametican hardware
this noon and came of! second be
“hot the encounter was about (with (actor-era will make
1119 “WWW“ that 113 was 8110111 ‘1 tious in their lines to meet local, con-
011111111 Bosch ServiteSlalion *
No. 458
All Bosch parts kept in stock, also
,2: other magnetic parts and a lull
' VICE STATION. wé carry a 11111 line of
parts for repairs. ,
. . h
,o’” '0
years at the right prices.
it“?
'1" 42 Water Street.
1
Phone
the direction of C. W. A. Veditz, Com-
0811 more
8! 1 than compete with German products
in these 111111111215 it American munul
round and a half, ringside time) 1% hot ditions, and will cater to the demands
m
it was great
111101111 but those who saw it said that!“ ”‘9 “ade-
The. report review. the general con-
ditions affecting the. hardware trade
in each or the countries where the
i investigation was carried on, and de-
lscrlbes the system of business. It
SOUTHERN EUROPE outlines the steps which tho Ameri-
.can producer should take in entering
lthese markets and tells of the com-
The United States has an opporluu petition that will be encountered both
it} to supplant Germany in the limb from domestic manufacturers and
wore markets of holy, Spain and Port producers in other European coon
usal according to a report issued by tries.
Norwalk as the guest or Miss Chorlsle the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic.
An ac‘curate description is given of
We are experts on all Lighting and Starting systems.
To overcome your battfiry trouble, let us make you an al- ,
lowance on your old battery for a new Philadelphia, which ‘V
is the longest life load storage battery made today.
ALLIGRADES 0F WIGUUM 0".
in stock at lowest prices in town. Let 5
us tell you about our fifteen (15) gal- ‘
' lou non-leakable drum proposition.
‘ A GRADE FOR EVERY MOTOR. ' p
5?: . 'All sizes of 'Ajax tires in stock and a complete line of V
those good old Michelin Tubes and Shoes you have used for
9 The Hardware& Auto Supply Co.
111;
South Norwalk.
1215-5.
l’l‘he publication was prepared underlto mechanics’ tools. cutlery agricul-
tural implements, garden tools, build-
ers’ hardware, shelf hardware, ve-
hicle hardware, harness and saddlery,
pipenttlngs. cabinet hardware. fire-
arms and ammunition. sporting goods,
slight am'marine hardware, house lurni suing
goods electrical supplies, lamps and
lanterns. abrasives, paints and var-
nhshes, brushes and masons” and
miners' tools. 1
A collection of 133 samples from
Spain and Portugal is available for
inspection at the New York district
allies of the bureau. Copies of the re.
inert may be purchased for 15 tents
each at the district omces of the bur-
eau of Foreign and Domestic Com-
merce or from the Superintendent of
Documents, Government'l’rinting 0t-
noo, Washinfiton, I). C. its title is
“Markets for American Hardware in
Italy, Spain and" Portugal," Miscel-
, , Commerce, Department of Commerce. conditions in each of the countries as
humus Series, No. 55.
. lief Corps met yesterday afternoon all;
the home of Mrs. Boer.um 25 Wood- l
ward avenue, and did seeing: for the
' soldiers hospital and Soldiers’ Home
EACH ahouse there 11.18 under quarantine, lie.
(Continued {r0111 First. Page) ansked that a police olllcer be sent
thete so as to see that everything.
‘4;
111; Noroton.
, The [11 st meeting of the (‘lo1erAth-
numbers on Warren street on Tuesday
_ evening the lllh
first meeting of the full season and n.
‘. number of matters of importance ulll
' 1111 discussed.
Eureka Rebekah lodge met. last
- evening. It was voted to invite the
here the first meeting in November. '
state oilieers to make an official visit
‘ cam and guards.
njoyed the occasion.
Beginning Monday 111m hing,
The only line. which will be
will
'oh.edule ‘
ted by the change
'car will leave Roton Point at
,and will connect with the com-
' s' 1111:. at? Dario-11. This car 11111
ALMOND TOILET LOTION—
r‘chapped Hands, Face or Lips,
”ct 5oz.bottle..........25o
be thel
"mtord line. Cars on this line Will ed well over an hour the delegates bury on Monday and interment will he
day. ‘ Until 0010ber 151 a 90‘“ lthc result still being a tie.
worth arose and created a laugh by;
1
During the time that the delegates
were out much discussio.. was held
lotto Club 11 ill be held at the club head around ”19 hall among “19 300 01‘ more solutel, necessary
men present and quite a few decluu‘
This 11111 be the lhilt ”l“ "019 would still be “ lie when three years. daughter of Mr and Mrs.
llhc execulhe session ended.
Those. delegates V1110 were in session
were: First Dislrgici Charles E. Dil-
11",oxth Nelson Benedict, John Milne, C.
"lt\ir.g Byinglou, George H. Richmond;
;Second District, William Miller, Frank; .
1111A. Smith Maurice, H. Nutting,11110
There will be mutation at the first took the place at SiephonDokus,Judgo l‘otmerly of Danbury died this morn
Light, Rufus J. Smith, Charles E
meeting in October Ntxt l‘11d11evon-llovi, Charles A Walters Judge Vos Hospital in Bridgeport
lug there will be. :1 xehoursnl of tiw,b11rgl1, who took the place at Matheu holds was fonnefly Miss Georgia Am:
A line supper wos‘Corholt, and Philip Costellano; Third men of Duuhury and is survived by;
served at the close of the buslues‘s ses- 'Disl1ict, Henry C Selzer Philip Field four children
stop, and all the members thoroughly int: and Charles Keene: Fourth Dis- lvn, M15“ Lu 1m Ambler and two 50115;;
trlct, Frank W.G1"ego1y, 11111111111111.
’Aborns and 101111 E. Jones; Fifth Dis also survived by her twin sister,
locnl‘trici Victor Trlslram, Joseph R Tay- William Co: bin of Brooklyn and a
rolleys will change fmm the summer 101 and Eugene. Cushmnn, who took the brother, W Fred Ambler of Ron-nylon
chedule and will begin the winteflplore of H B. Sharron who has taken
in yesterday afternoon. -
'After an executive session that last-
Mr. D11
asking the chair if it w ere true that he
was going to send out and get ice
cream for the delegates. A recess was
then declared at 10: 40 which lasted 1111-
‘ Walton shoes for boys and girls in 12 15, at which time another execu— walk. and nine o'clock from fit Mary' a
love session was held until 12 to when
Judge Vosburgli moved that an ad-
joulnment be. taken until this evening
.at S and that those delegates present
last evening or their proxies be ac-
Sunburn, Bites or Stings Of 111- cepted This was an unanimous vote ““3 tor interment
from both factions who wot-edited o:
the potting game.
“as all rich‘ and that dilate was no' 3‘.
possibility oi the neighbors breakingi U
the quarantine any more than 11118 ah i H
.l' 'n
The child 1111s Veronica Dragon, aged
an:
‘u:\-x‘~-\‘3"\--t
Andrew Dragon The funeral is help:
held tlils afternoon at 3. 30 and inter-
ment; will take place in St. Mary' 5 com-
etety.
m
n:- ’flvlflj-
Mrs. Oscar Reynolds
Mrs Oscar Remolds 01' Bridgeport,
'1‘. -
-fx‘K-n‘(
inc at the age of 65 in st. Vincents
Mrs. Rey-t
l
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Mrs Osborn of Brook-
,Walter and William Ambler She is
Mrs
She was a member of the Danbu: 'y
Baptist Church for a bomber of years.
Funeral sertices will be held at Don lg ‘
tery, Danbury.
Funeral of Mrs. Gilmore
The funeral of 11115. Bridget Gilmore
was held this morning at 8: 30 from
her late home, 16 Cross street, \‘or-
Church, where a requiem high mass
was sung by Rev J; J McGlnuls
The remains were taken to Calvary
cemetery, New York, by automobile
cortege by Funeral Director A. J. Col
1
TODAY :11 WALL sensor.
i" WALL STRET, 10:30 11.111 m.——Lack of .
;generai selling, coupled with the 1111-
wieidly dimensions oi the short lnter- ,
est, encouraged the bulls to bid up "
their favorites sharply in the Stock "
Market's early dealings today. Most
of the represented specialties haired
gains of a ball point or more with the ' '
rise, in some issues indicating that! w
stocks were in scant supply at current .
figures. Steel, ruclble, General Motors; '
Joint-national Paper, Sugar, the out;
[and Tobacco: Were toremost in the“
rise. - .
8110mm. H, Elliott, Captain 1.: , .
“til Company. or the Namath Kuhn-g ‘
my Police Force. and one of the hop
( known tonne- 1m in ..
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Is the ansvver to the problem. of eco-
nomical and prompt delivery service
There is, a v1.71. Car for 73,111.95 of business
SOME OF THE MODELS ' -
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F, Open EXpress
D, Standard Closed Panel Body
Chassis Completely Equipped-
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Koehler Model K, IV 1011 Track Chasms $995
‘- $815
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