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[City Nervs
Attorney Daniel Keogh is to open an
ofilce in the Lauder block, South Main
find Washington streets. where he will
conduct his itgid business.
--Ru11nnage sale at 126 Washington
stret-L Saturday, Sept. 22, by the Li-
brary Committee of the East \‘orwalk
lmprov emcnt Association.
Teddy lluth 01" till" Bethlehem Zliotzv.
Truck corporation. Allentown, Penn,
fornteily of Norwalk. has been drafted.
and is now in camp with the Pennsyl-
s'ania contingent at (‘atnp Meade.
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A daughter arrived on Tuesday to
brighten the home of \ir. and Mls.
Harry J. Clark. at 1' art st1-,eet New
Haven. .\tr.-. (Tlark was formerly .‘ll 1s
Florence Smith of Summer street.
Tile annual meeting of the societies
in Fairiield county connected with the
New Haven branch of
{Board of Missions will he held in the
First Congregational church in this
city Tuesday; September 25. The morn.
ing session will he held at 10:15 and
the afternoon seSsiou at 2:00 o'clock.
A basket lunch will be served at noon.
Miss Thelma Nation, the eleven year-
old daughter of B. L. Fulton. leader of
Fulton‘s American hand. of Waterbury.
'will be one of the attractions at the
"Danbury fair band concerts. Although
but eleven years old. little Miss Fulton
”has a remarkable voice.
son, each time with added success. and
people have gone from all over the
Naugatttck valley to hear her sing Sun
has sung classical ha‘ds since she
was six yeats old and has a rich sopra»
'no voice of unusual range and sweet-
ness. Her rendition of Victor Her»
bert's
able for one so young.
As the. result of the sudden termintv
lion ot a ride in Danhury, Sunday.‘
Miss Elsie Mertens of New Fairfleld. is
in the Danhury hospital recovering
from injuries sustained when the au-
tomobile in whichshe was riding with
'her sister, Miss Mary .Mertcns, and
Tracey and Howard Barnum, crashed
through a fence, was overturned and
almost completely wrecked. Tracey
Barnum, who was driving the car. wasfi:
arrested later and was. fined $50 and
costs for operating ' a motor vehicle
while under the influence of liquor.
Miss Martens, who was the only mem-
ber of the party injured, sustained a
, scalp wound and was more or less
bruised. ‘
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yesterday. Recognixing', “as
fact, it is easy to understand
filial twentymve Jet} halide
that you 11111 , at y
latter in Rife Your
hundred and fifteen tl1ou~und bushels Another straw! lllll" hat is vt‘ pur, u
1 t ollege
:gone over, and the mayor‘s commie,
. *eiw dtilv
- lions issued by the l-‘mictal Bureau of
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the Women's ‘
She has ap-_
poured in concerts four times this sea-'
“Kiss Me Again." and Benham‘s'
"Wondrous Rose,’ is said to be remarkfl
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ruTATO stORAGI m DANBURY. to tuoau cutting in no durpiflht'?‘
‘tfius
Dunbar; paints to have about one.
11 out} lJ‘k ht tall 3. .~11 i’te
up of the noun mil over the btita
(ii 2.11.3}
a t‘::;-
\‘.'it?1 ;: :a‘..'£LJY-.'
tiltllLtCI tap to :
edge at the brim
if you want to site a1 little more
neat to oue‘ot your straw hats us
enough of me htavily pleated rta
line to go around the crown. This
is sold by the yard in all dtt‘l‘etvin
qualities—some with only mm or
three thicknesses or layers, and some,
with {half a dozen. Of course it;
doesnit stand the weather very weltw
but it does "ire a dainty finish tltat'
refreshes and rcimnishes a still wont
hat and makes it Wtarable lot a few
weeks more.
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NEW BRASS COMPANY
A meeting was held yesterdziy at FORM" [N WATERBURY.
ltll'lUOTl in the. (‘hanthet of Commerce. A certificate of organization of the
rooms. Danbury attendtd by H. B. tConnecticutBrass Foundry company oi
Malloty and Mt George F She‘ll‘dld Whtethury “as recorded at the office
topresenting the Emergency ltood of the secretarv of state yesterday
"ommittee M1 8 Tteaduell and
Chief Beckerle oi the mawrs tom t’l‘he amount 0f capital 5‘0“ is $3. 50.
The
mittee, S. L. Pieltepont and Daniel divided into thin)“ the shares.
[l Lovelace. of the Faitfield Countt subscribers are Franklin W. Cohen.
01 pozutows as a: twp-3‘1 ‘ ill“ lviill‘rgtelxcp
in; of >01." e 60!) certs l_; ‘1 "p1 lug. ln‘
order that this crop 1;1..;. lu‘ dumped
at the market at our time. and that
‘ ~ wow-hes and“ to she tazlncrs in
the spring to help in marketing the
crop may be redeemed the Food Ein-
ergency L‘omnlittoe ot itanbury of
'uhich Mr. H. B, Mailer:~ is thalunan
a committee recently appointed by
Mayor Sunderland and representa—'
tires of the Fan-field (‘ounty Farm,
Bureau and the Connecticut College
of Agriculture are Working on plans
for a suitable storage place where
farmers and Others ma: store their
sulpius potatoes until such a tme as.
market conditions an [amiable to‘
their profitable sale.
1 déilng.
it king out.
‘F'r‘il'm Bureau. dlld l’wmsml Gui C Samuel J. Lit'ty both of Ansonia. and
Smith of the Connecticut Agricultural
The situation has entirely Henry 1.. Silver and Benjamin Silver,
of Waterbury,
tee. reported having inspected a 11u1n-' A preliminary certificate of dts~
her of places which offered conditions solution of the Waterbury Btass &
suitable for storing potatoes with B
ronze (‘oin auv of Watetbm was
two oi' the number pattie‘ulatly in p -‘
mind. recorded. All claims against the tom-
Either of these two places will ac- carry my be sent to Walter E. Mona-
conlmodate at one time. at least 20 gun of Waterbury Henry L Silver
thousand bushtls: possiblv a good and Benjamin Silver apeparcd for
many more. and it is the plan at tht the certificate.
'omtnittm that potatoes tnav he stor-
cd in such :1 Warehouse which can be!
graded and a receipt issued to the B. D. G. Linintcnt Company of Meri-
outlet of the potatots \\lll(ll can bc‘den was recorded The capital stock‘
taken to a bank as sc-H'uiit} for a loan is $12 00. divided into 804 shares
'll\ to 50 to 75 pct (Pill of the value
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of the potato. in addition to provid‘iThe substrtbers are Micha p
mg .1 “mm. Horace ppm. a,1-(1--‘.m.,..1Doran. Thomas ll. Reilly and Josep
‘t-ntse receipts upon which loans can' Beasley of Meriden.
‘lt' secured, the committee plans to re. A (Tl-“flea“. of incorporation or
.1uthcnt.c "Wk“ q"0”"t113 Congress Catering Company or
New Haven was recorded. The host-
ness will be managinlz a caie,res-
taurunt and catering business. The
‘Mi‘lilit‘ifi \thtth will not only be publ
halted in the ltanhutrt \‘ews but p05t- I
(ll in the poet ollice and otherwise
made Valuable to llliC‘l‘J sled poisons.
it is planned that when the commie
tee has provided storage place and in-
.{ormntlon in regard to the current
lmnrkct prices for potatoes it will
have afforded farmers anti others ev-
ery reasonable opportunity to mar-
ket their crop to advantage.
it Was nureed at yesterday’s meet- '
inz that the Farm Bureau would se-
title the scnices of an expert from
the Connecticut At. ticulttltal College ..
to inspect the pllces new under (011- S
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sideraiion by the mayor's committee
and to pass upon their availability as
.warehonses for storing.r potatoes: the
cost of any necessary alterations. and
‘to make suggestions in regard to the
manner of conducting the warehouses,
including. the employment of a man
competent to receive and titliver the
potatoes durlup. the storage season. lfil 60 NofihMain 8'
Following the visit of such an expert,
Prof. Smith will further assist in mak wmmm
*w._w5, .r
in»: suggestions for the business man-
agement of the warehouses.
The plan of the. mamr s committee
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A certificate of organization of they
BLOUSES
week end sale on lingerie blottses.
Regular $2.98 value tor $1.98 and
Special prices' on all the
higher priced merchandise.
THEILITTLE SHOP
sub»
W of umtwt ts 85"0“! 1::1
titled into M3450 shares. The inure
‘ poratot‘s are Ma“ [2. (‘a‘lfirw 'l'hmt-
it< ('as-iléh 'l'i'l .‘a't'lrtt.’ 3T .‘4 'rw it?
New Haven.
A ('r‘lllficuit' of an int"l':1'~‘t- oi
capital stock of the [lush Titania.»
turlng Company of liartforl re-
corded. Tm.- amount of capital stock1
is increased to $250,000, divided into
2, 500 shares 3
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AN ALL AROUND SURPRISE.
When the fitst shipment of frozen
9225 had atriwd their cute-me hard-
ness astonished the brokezs, and a
t
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was amazed to see [ltlll l‘dkillf.‘ aim at:
the wall with an egg. 1
"What the dickens are you doing"
he asked.
But the man let drive, the only re-
sult being a slight dent in the wall.
The. thing being explained to him
he took a couple of eggs and put them
in his trousers pocket. intending to
startle. his wife with them. Arriving
home. he waited till thiamily were
seated at dinner. Then he smiled in a
superior sort 0! way and said, ‘I am
going to show you something that willl
surprise you."
With that. he took the amunitinn
from his pocket and banged one of the
eggs at the new paper wall.
But. the smile quickly faded from his
face. The egg had thawedlul’itts.
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WONDERLAND OF AUSTRALASIA.
l The hot spot district of New zea-
land is called “wonderful of Austral-
asia." [t is said to be to Maoriland
iwhat the Yellowstone Park and Hot
Spttngs of Arkansas are to the United
States. Maori women have. no need
to light a tire to cook meals. An old
can or pail sunk in hot mud or set on
a steam Jet, answers admirably for a
boiling pot. or oven.
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So. Norwaikm
in cooperation with the Tool Emer-
gency committee teprcscnts the most
advanced action of any community in
the State in cil'orts to take care of a
local potato crop, and the result is ex-
pected to be extremely gratifying to
potato growers.
Not only will such a plan benefit
those who have grown large quanti-
ti-cs of potatoes. but the fact that Dan-
lntry will have thousands of bushels
of potatoes in storage will .end to
ttablize prices and to insure, through-
out the winter an adequate supply of
{potatoes for the. householders of Dan-
A few odd sizes in Middies
Silk Poplin Middies
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trimmings and blue with white trimmings 750
Children's Middies in white with striped collars and culls; a
in all white, white with blue
$1.39
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DRESSES
,‘bury.
NEW AUTUMN MODES.
The sweater is still in full vogue
l. and one that, is seen a great deal at
the summer places now is made
without buttons. There ’20 wide,
‘ rolling fronts. that are held in place
by a wide soft girdle or belt that
88 WASHINGTON 8T.
House Dresses in small sizes-
]. I. MALLETTE
inwhiteandoolors 750
‘gentleman calling at a broker‘s oiiice -
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Coats, Suits, Dresses and
Milliner}r
AT POPULAR PRICES
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RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone ill-3 137 Washington St.
Building Materials of Every Kind
Sewer Pipe, [and Tile, Well Pipe
Fire Proofing Material, etc.
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{Do Your Bit by Making Your Own Clothes
Own blouse "23
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5 n all
Pictorial Review Patterns
Guarantee style, guarantee cconomy. They Fm‘t‘. from
one-halt to one whole yard of mutt-rial on cvcry dress.
October Patterns and The Fall Fashion Book
A now on sun
JAMES DONNELLY
SO. NOR WALK CONN.
.SHORE DINNERS AND ALI;
70!. l. H. Mallory,
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o. B. JACKSON
orroME'I-RIS'I
5! Wall Street. Nor-Walk.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxford: in Gald '0:
Shall Shut-0n and Other Mountings.
‘ Thorough examination of the eyes. Dculiats’ prescrip-
tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing.
pm
scorn uonwapx.
ties or buttons compactly to hold the
sweatet in place. it is then allowed
to roll back over the dainty blouse
beneath.
Polka dots embroidered in heavy Children Cheerfully
colored silk floss mark some of the and Patientt I and Conscientious
' satin ‘plddsfll. Someumps, if the Treated by Moat,“ «» Dentin"!
blouses are made with peplums that Pal lea M th d-' . .Bympathetic
ate worn outside the skirt the dots n s e ° Acentlc omce 7“?"me
form a design along the lower edge.
Scanetimes they appear only on collar V ”R S M DEITZ
an culls. I o o g ‘
The late summer hats for early ‘ ' {in Admlnlotcrotl
autumn wear show so much velour Moderate surgeon
and velvet that it is difiicult to think by the Oxygen
Charges for Very
Best ,Dentut Work.
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15 Years In
the Practice of
High-Clan
Dentistry.
of anyother kind as 11 possibility.
There‘is much navy blue and there
is also much purple of various shades.
Sometimes the two colors are com-
bined, as in a hobo! purple velours
with a band of velour swathed around
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f Elwood&Glover
DENTIST
Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p.
m. by appointment.
(40>
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Restoration.
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clui Dentures,
Crown and Bridge
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It has been truly said that "saving is the key that unlocks
the door of increased opportunity and greater prosperity.”
Therefore, the best, surest and safest way to get ahead in
:3: l:tvorld is to open an amount with a strong financial insti-
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This Bank invites you to-
Test; its strength by investigation!
Test its service by trial!
The City National Bank .
. South Norwallr, Conn.
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The Latest Shoe Styles .
All oi the new lasts and leathers' 111-
eluding many novelties are now ready
For Men and Women
With Reliable Hosiery 01 all
Grades to Match.
You are cordially invited to inspect utetn.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
.31 Winston Sum m Rm
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(Gmgory Boulevard)
East Norwall'
Opens May I
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER
IOHN E. O’SULLIVAN,P1'Q§~
Telephone 720
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wmrour 21.11333
[6 80. Main 8t., 80. Norwalk. Gt."
EonrsOa.m.to§p.m.,7to&p.ln. \
Sundays By Appointment Ooh
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The Banner Bakery
Tel 867 6 Monro. “ml
We are now able to supply out
:ustomertt with PIES, made to
arder each dayl. We also have
SUGAR nuns and Germ"...
RINGS in addition to our regular
vtock.
A. M. WOOSTER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Late Examiner
U. _S. Patent
Office ‘
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BRIDGEPORT. oomacrtcm
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for BOOM”
on [’11 ten to:
EXPRESS SERVICE AT FREIG
RATES TO NEW YORK .
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRAN
PORTATIOU LINE, Inc.
Freight boat Ieavu War 45. E”
River, P"- York (tool. a! J.
St.) every any except Sunday, at .
m. Freight received at Norvulk or .
I p. m. and at Scott Norwnlk up t
s: 30 p .m
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