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ORRECT fit is so important a but
of clothes that we make a study Of
the art. We try to fit not only your body:
’ but to show you fitting colors. proper
‘ styles. fitting materials. for you and your
'needs. We out a great deal of care into .
this: because we accent responsibility for
it: if you are not wholly satisfied we want
you to come back with the goods.
Hart Schaffner 8: Marx suits
here to fit every man
‘ They’re-designed for extra large
amen, stout men, tail men. extraiat go;
the lines have to be different to give“
the best effects. ’
But the style’s in them, the distinct
ive individuality, the fine tailoring and
fabrics. Men oi these types want these
things as much as anybody.
$20, $25, $30
Rogers & Stevens
. , - The home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
. Norwalk South Norwaik
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We Are Displaying the Newest Fall Fashions in
Ladies’Suiis, Coats and Dresses
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Gillghtlllls and Percales; The Mahackeino ilotol dining rootn' George Bt-t-“wlt'i u, \‘irtolk \' i
‘ - ‘lllt‘lls tunot'row alter having liet‘tt , ,. ,. f. If ‘ 'L ‘ ' a": 16 50 lo 65 . 10 i 6 .
inst received. Also ‘ciosed since the first of August. “M” a "sum m MN“ “"1““ I s 0 - 0 O 0
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Charge Accounts ‘ I A‘ :OB , Charge Accounts
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I'OflS 0 a o -' Copies of the Public Act::. .lnnuat‘y ‘ ‘ ‘ ' d mm 1“ ‘ u to!
THE STORE THAT SATISFIES
\I . . . marrow evenin‘z. stunner: ort-ie-trn
‘sr-ssmn, 1917, have arrived at tho ’ ‘ x”
, E. K. BANKS ”rown “wk,” OIAICC‘Bnd are there for“of tinder-pom ull‘turnish music. i
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. I! lackemo Hotel BIOCk. distribution. __’__ _.._ i Word WEN rt‘t‘f‘ifl‘d by ”to local p05
i i‘ ”South Norn'nik. " A nine hound bit—b:- girl was born to 1“" “ i't‘eler‘d'u'. that the sutthom “pm.
- W m””““"""" i 1‘1"» Joet'ii'n lirtios’. Jl‘.. of 42 'F‘niriield 9 “ma." had been stoit‘il mun Statutord.
POM POM‘HITS immunity fit the home of her parent». P“? 1:01" ““5 26 fl. 5 inches long. and;
435091 Oh Evelyn EM”. Louis Hertz, of 61 Winfield street, 4 ft. - inches wide. she had it wiiite‘
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In the Dark . «DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT 93“"“i5l‘ied‘ Th“ WW5 5- 1. were out _ ”W- ,_,_ m--.” ohm. , —
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. _ By Mltzx Toun Alfsettnfihly Hall, Grace Brothers ; ,, i _. [ Prank Decoureey. the bookkeepol‘ in EVERY BOOTH 1 The standing this morning is as for.
8030—Pom Pom Onestep 1l‘ull ore Es . R. “8010ka of 4 Com ttvenue,’ Stewards Grocery store. is enjoying a? P XTROVIZED B tlows: 0’. v
Honky Tonky Onestep i . __._..__..‘ . complained to the police tlii . 0 it n . week’s vacation from his duties. . ‘ i Y in Haymes, “K‘M’St Main St " 1396
t The .\orwulk Rifle (ittb will ltoltl . s n on i t, p 1‘ BIG CROWD‘H. Sherman, 5b Putnam Ave.... 659' "
t ‘ 'H.. Hendricks, 29 Cove Ave.... 661
. ‘ boys had been raising a disturbance ,. N
‘ - , [its tenth and last shoot of the small ' . ‘ ‘ H ~ - ‘ , l 6’0"” Giest. who is stationed at I V
DONN ELLY S bore interrlub series on the Flax lilllr‘m’m‘d 1”" hm“ on “mm” “we! and; ‘AND Fort Ti‘Fl‘y. was given a furlough in (Continued From Page 0119) t?! 131315;?33‘; Stagx‘titn‘ulteSt 3:.
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iltlll‘ht‘. Sutulddi- S‘mii‘mbt’l 15th, 3‘ z m“ ”1““ n ‘0‘" it “m" order that he might attend the funeral isophie Berg, 7 litowan St ....... 339
16 80. Main St. ,p. m. As. many members as possible“? it on i'ii'ous they Dilly about it with; ‘ ' of his sister, who was buried vester- the Aged. “1,". on (“5me made all“. Saunders, 21 Westport Ave.. 246
1 SOUTH NORWALK‘ ‘sitotiiti attend. im‘mh“ “n" smnll “’0’“ “WV have, day clean sweep lust evening..tind evetyio. Downing. Newtown Avenue 328‘
~ I __________ been so destructive tittit every 1mm: of ' article was sold. This booth was luff; Bredice. 8 Pine St """"" ' 2m
., w ' ' . , ' lass in the )ltloo h s h. .. ‘ charge of Miss Phillis n r t ’- Freya 3'5 Taylor Ave ------ 190'
- i Local rttbblt hunters are up iii arms 3 i u ton b.0ken. k . _ ' un 0rd. , ‘
' t s 1d b ' th» last legisla» The police are investinutlng the mat.‘ “ "‘ Dr. Burgnw. who is a veteran 0‘ tho . The affair W‘" “039 tonight, and it, ‘D’ Decker, 10 Van Zant St """ ' 100
.‘ :“er :m stamps at} iiuntihg of rabbits ter .. ‘ i » iSeventhtRegiment of New York. which is exlpecltltid that a record-breaking § 33:1}: if)“; 5333:: 'Av ------ - g:
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C" News at any time will ferrets. The claim is E Miss Nellie Waterbury has returned ““3 d3“ 9“ it send!“ 3 g?“ days 880. ‘Thtx commit: “$101-ng on tho'v' K. Batch. 17 Lowe St. . 50
“ made that the act was passed without A regular iPllli-xveunllll)‘ meeting ot‘to her home in New York. after u visitiacm . as an ”0°; :3 ‘11 many am it”: various departments of the, adult are‘mm‘ MCGTESOI‘. 69 East Ave. . . . 39
' hunters receiving any notice to the et- Court 0°“va N0. 105: Daughters GUM“! friends in town. :0tnet \iterains 0 {9.003112an .uflnn as follows: ' * 1A. 3:33:31, 8)4 $31320; 23“.”. f;
—-——-—-- feet that such a change Wits to be made (‘nstlle was held last “PM” "‘ “‘9 ith-e par de n the b“ cuths 11mm. ‘I right???“ of the t‘ntire evem'_M“"ili‘..,l.!lict3uirlt " Main St. . ; . . 1i!
. ‘ ‘ Catholic Club house in West are e 9 ~ h - ,1 1 ‘ ‘ b‘ ~- - 7H Lanick Beacon St ' u
.A call was refine.“ by me Witch 1 the in“. and as many hunters keep » nu .. .l. b. Morehouse and faintly 8‘9 re 1 _. , Committee on ['tilities—M. J. Rior— ' . ' """" '°" '
Wm Ely avenue residents that somlt‘fzrrPN mmy for hunting rabbits they A large amount of. Red Cross “'0Tk;turnetl from Lake Kitchen-an. where Arrangements for the Dot ten Busl- dun. {E .Kthll‘m-dBl Mott Ave ..... a
. . . * ‘ ‘ was turned in and plans for the hold. . Hess Men's Association Clam baker (‘onmilttee on Decorations—E M’ E" Bene‘i‘c" “4 "mo“ “9 """ ‘ 1
rs had been creating a disturbance do hot like the change in the law. 1 ' ~ - v they spent their WNW"- » . ' -.M Mlckiovic 23 iinton Ave 1
: ’front of the Italian club there by ing of a card party on October llth, in' ’ 'which is to be held Sunday, are con»; Asgobtltnd‘c.(l‘. Byiriigton. B H ’L‘ Poulikovlch ”5 Cllttton he” '1
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rowing glass and gnrbngo 5“ ”‘9. .-\ report issued from the bedside of the “In" house, “9”" formulated. It The Misses Craig 0f ”19 0‘41 Kings :flewhai' :nihiwlsoiifintgmnlzt: “11:21:: her and E. D. Han-intuit. ’E' 3'83} Georgetown... """ ' 1.
treet. The police hove the names of Congressman 1.3. 3' mn, this morning, wnsa 3° planned for a number of um- Highway have resumed their duties as n w c 9 Lighting Committee—Philip H. P: Alli; 3.50mi {Sorlggttoum 1
. , , - '1 .. ‘ .. _ hers anllli‘ local lodge to attend an -, ~ 1 operating to make the bake it success, Fieltllngochairman, - g n. a a .......... 1
be boys who made the disturiance stated that the congressman had pass teachers in Mr: \ork setools. . . M F So d r 55 0 h
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it ‘ll make an investigation , l W? ttfortable night and that n Hilton in Ansonla. on Septemhcrt t is enpecte hat a urge ohm or 0 Hill sing Committee—Mrs, Leo.
W1 . .. - LN 51 H y 90‘ . 23rd. 0 h . . ._i ' . o 19 th r be ti bus (.35 m n Davis. chairman: Mrs. B. H. Gardner.
_ . . b t or matters of routine but v _. ti “1.. [to D 0 9 l n 18 in 0
. a slight change for the better could 6 mass were transacted . 5 Fred it Baur has git en no ce 0 i. will enjoy a mo“ Joyous d'ty .‘ Mrs. W. E. William-s. Mrs. John Sher-. H ATTING ELSEWHERE.
”A man named Herricaut, of Brook- noticed in his condition. This is good ' iintention to sell the Noroton Pharmn- ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' groan. Mrs. Wilfred Bodwell, Mrs. W.‘ \
" ‘ .D'. gfleasem hires. It‘rmrge W. Van Union Officer Says Work Hal Been-
It was said yesterday that wuenlnlstyne, Miss Annie E. Smith, Mrs.l 39.0w Normal
Constable F. Ottmet- went to arrest [“1 A. gogawitzfi.‘ Maj. F. 11;}I Marshaile President John W S ' ll fth
oun Jose Kovacks helad r. the are. 0 ert ‘ ay, rs. C' T‘ . cu y, o e '-
y E W 1 a '1 r Vought. , United Hatters of North America, whcr
NOR? one 017th? "3““ lanterns news to his hosts of friends. who hope
night while driving along North that the congressman is now on the
it "street and 143130“ted the matter road to recovery. '
e I t a police, offering to pay for it. The ' ______.__
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Permits have been issued to Change?) 0 ' z
15325:: 2:2?“ “332:. all (his 8mm 78; Miss Ella Bates has returned from a
A ' 0 eorge smrer‘visit to Bridgeport friends.
”utter was settled when Mr. ilerrlcaut‘ Although the temperature did not. Exezttrinf tnht h]? 1:101". 12 'Madismi'l ilively time of doing so. for when ltenr-J Those who have loaned automobile-swam in Danbury yes tor day. in connec-
" for the damage done- - itirop as low Wednesday night as it did ' ' _e “5 Engfneerm 00““. Miss Laura Moore has returned fathom"d at the ”0” “01119119 was Name and trucks are Robert F. War. James “on with the local ham" summon
~e : . ' party for Wiring at their plant; to a visit of a week to friends at Sea. Cliff in a wagon, and when Ottmer went to \ .lis. P. D. Standard, Leo Davis. L. -»
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_,during 01 y y 3‘ Miss Emily Lynes for \"ll‘ll‘lg lit her iplace him under arrest he screamed H. Lehmaier. E. R. Sherwood, M. J. stated that he finds that the batik,
‘ _’ he ground was coated with a. heavy . -. L. i. ' , R‘ “d, l L J R id tr (1 in t1 th . .
H 0ND TOZLET MOTION, 't home at 7 Lyons Place- to William C . f ‘ A to. an ant . . eyno a. _ a e to 0 er districts in which
. . -, . . . t ‘ . . -. _or his mother. The latter came Illll , , .
Iwhite frost yesterday. and .t to rob Smith for me erection of a liennery at RN. E. 1“. McGretzOI‘ and Stanley A- the batters orgamzatlon has local
chapped Hands, race or Lipstiable that some further damage was his home at12 Winfield street to 0st , 'Mrs. Warren W. Greene has been (mining out of‘tthe house. and when she .Smith have rendered valuable assist-
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. l . . . . . learned why Ottmer was there she anon to the affair at all tunes.
, . - - caused to fruit and vegetables. Trm~ ttprtatnin her sister, Mrs. Baker ,of -- . ’ . - .
bum, mt“ 01' snug; of Imiperature records show that the wenth- $11218 hashhliogittogd of $2,000, and to the Brongx .grabbed. her son under the rants and The “ear” current is furnished age this year, except m shops that our
am » . c a on tor the addition '
.. l free oi.‘ charge by the Connecticut manufacturing army hats says thc
, srefused to let him go. Btft Ottmer was ’
t5, 5&03- bOtfle - - - - - - '- 25° 91‘ 0f MOM” and “19“!“ nights was of two rooms, frame, to cost $4,000 atf x
. ‘ Lightnnd Power Company. . iDanbury News. In many of the fac-
the coldest in early September in about te North Center School on *EastnveJ Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Lea of Tokeneke, not ‘0 be fooled, 5° he grabbed Km A great deal 0f praise and ‘credit torles, he said, the trade has been titty
, > ‘ . , . vacs by the 1e 3 and then a t of war f the success of the bi affair must
unel’owell Corporationattuny years. one and a tour room frame additioniam Spending September at 3101111983“ hogan {“1116ng in whichufhe mm b? paid to Mrs. Leo Daygis, chair-manner cent below what was expected. 3‘!
- to the Knudsen School o11.,{3hestmnfishind. Me. ‘ . z ' stable was the suedessfui one _ .of the entire proceedings. Since last. Isaid that the same condition exists it!
street to cost $10,000. . tMarch. Mrs. Davis has been busily the clothing tt'tttteg.
A family named Crane have moved Eengaged in Planning £91“ the 3381? and. Benefits were paid yesterday in the.
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. ., ‘lnto the Moore case on Chestnut ”’39 Knapp was awarded the C0n~iworking 0‘“ the details. and W W
A safe W't ' n a a e Arch V. Beneilsha.. of Grove City. street Norot th his tract by the town a few days ago to‘ suit Of her labor is apparent in the city'hall t? m? members 0f the but:
. Pa.. who has been waiting his par- ' 0“ . 9‘ 3 ' _ lnaint three danger signs. Two of these! magnificent success or one of the t9" organizations who are not. Work
A: n Irv-holder to a. safe depont box in the danger proof Eisvgvzlzlzglorrztmttor23:32:31138; Warm Green enjoyed an “knots,“ ”gamble "mm which an, tound’ma‘f'“ carnitals ever held in Nor 93:: Tiéz‘hn; or the: who received
vault of this bank your private documents and personal hos- Gm“ my may to {aka up ms 6“. We mp to Pm Chum. are Beach. on the .nanhury-Norwalk Post Road ' The list of ladlleslwho arehin chargefnmehz‘nnces Vim? $11222“: mm
. _ . . ‘ warning motorists to so slow, aharn’or who are ass st no“ t 9 various ‘
session- of value deposited there are accessible to none but ties in the goemmem Creamery and points or interest around Porticmaua¢ And me 0mm the km W,“ "5 menu, primed tn The commenced. Z‘he officers ofthe organ-
, yourself. The natal is so inexpensive you really eon't afi‘ord :heri-W‘W‘m P.“ “light- 3329““ wmm“ .um ,. found on the Boston Pm road Senttngandm h no“. com”. .iuttone announced the funds or M
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longorto risk your nimble to theft, robbery, fire or loss. m mm" tu- mm ”mm,- The out.“ Home (mm "calm . with the vordl dialer. cross m6. Today is the int do or the ttou oon- m “grifhmmi “°"'“"‘“""!"
- I received official notlflcotldn the entrainment of ammunition Wodun- ahead. and to mm the sin more on test. which is being old in denim "e" 3 00.000 ”"1”.
‘ flout fictive. two My 1;... m in tion with “Uncle Sam's Harm." nu. Nd fit in benefits.
‘ ‘ . Pennsylvania army authorities to ap- W- ““0“ will i.” "9" '0' ‘3” “5' the “In tired: of votes were deposited in the """" ._...- .
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