a0P:I'OBII'ABIZJB AND BLAN-
' Kai's AT ALL PRICES i
5130 New Outing Tianucls, Ohal 1
lies, Silkalines and Gretonnes I
E. K. BANKS
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
For the Camp Boy
FOUNTAIN PENS
- , $1.00, $1.50 and $2.50
TA SPECIAL NEW TESTAMENT
or KHAKI CLOTH i
' 60c
DONNELL Y’S
16 80. Main St ,
SOUTH itURWALK. i
City NeWs
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Norwaik attorneys were in llt'itige-‘
111 today, attending short calendar.
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A permit has I)t‘( n is sued to Michael
l‘t.2’ etino fol the (-rtttion ot a gamut
at :1 cost of 5100 11111 13011111113111.1111.
The de‘tcons cf ahe South ch'lrtllk‘
Cor. gregation '11 church meet this even-2
ing at 8 o'clotk. " ‘
Routine businesa “as transacted at
last night 14 meeting of Division No. 1, ‘
A. O. H.
A party of local fishermen started:
for Peach Luke this morning, where,
thy y expect to enjoy a day'. sport.
The Sunday? eltools of Grace 1’1'11i.".1
, r1 some their ”118111111 Sunday, next, at
the usual hour. '
Attorneys lra 0. Gregory and Ed
ward J Quinlan W1 re in Bridgeport to-
day. attending short l .tiendar.
~Palace 'l‘heane tottigitt——tirst pet- I
tortuance at 7 o‘cinw...
Pictures. Second performance :11 9:15,
"Pictures only. 1
madman 11nd
John llanlou of Springwood :u'enue,‘
left. today for Leigh college, where he
will enter the freshman class.
The annual meeting or the Foreign
Missionary Auxiliary or Fairiioid coun-
ty will he held at llauhury on Tuesday”
I the 25111.
—Paiace Theatte tonight-first per
formance. at? o 'clock—Vaudeville and
Pictures. Second performance at 0:1.)
~Pictures only. i
Amie Tat-1011,, Fred Coleman, James,
\Donnelly and Alfred 'Knapp are at'
l‘cach Lake today enjoying b‘ass fish~
ing. The trip to the lake was made by]
automobile.
Quartermaster Sergeant James E.
‘Dagon of the U. S.’A.. returned today
‘ tovresume his duties at Fort Wright.
' after having enjoyed a week‘s furlough
at his home in Norwalk.
The Sterling-Wellnitz .prchestra will
furnish music at the card party and
dance which will be held in the (‘atlm- i
die clubhouse in West avenue, October
11. under the auspices of Court Cecile,
Daughters of Castile. t _‘
O‘Brien.
—-latest style soft hats,
The star of Columbia Lodge, Com-
panions of the Forest, met 1:th even
ing and initiated one new member.
3 The report of the delegaiq to the at
tional convention, Mrs. John Gritlin,
was heard with. interest. Mrs. Sadie
loaders gave vocal selections, while
,‘Mrs. Elsie Caney and Mrs. Agatha
Morton gave piano selections. Refresh-
ments were served. Mra.F1ank St ate.
has been elevated to the office of su-
preme trustee.
—STILLSON’S REMEDIES—
For Malaria, Chills, Fever, Etc. ,
Price 500 Per Bottle
Money Refunded If Not Satisfac-é
tory
Stillson-Powell Corporationd
,NORWALK
,ing they
1 their golden wedidng anniversary.
i Mr.
,hood. The remaining are Clarence
.- number 0 beautiful gifts
Fine 1
Thanks.
Price?
Guess.
Wool?
Sure.
Thirty?
No.
More?
Less.
Twentyfive‘?
Less.
What ‘2
Twenty-two fifty.
Where?
Rogers & Stevens
SOUTH NORWALK
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SOCIETY
and Personal
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GOLDEN WEDDING.
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Mr. and Mrs. John B. Nowlnn Cele-
brate Anniversary.
Fifty years '120, Sept. 19, John B.
.\'o“'1:1n and Miss Julie Pcarsons
were married by the 1111. Father
Sheridan, oi Danbury, and last even-
celebrnted, in a quiet way.
in
their home, at 28 Park avenue.where
they have lived during all the fifty
years of their married life. Both
and Mrs. Nowlan are in ex-
cellent. health, Mr, Nowlan going to
his business each day in the Baird-
Intiedt Hat Co. factory in Bethel. 1
on children were born to the
couple, three of whom died in child—
B. Nowlun. Arthur V. Nowian and-
Miss Grace F. Nowlan.
The celebration consiated of
informal reception held during
evening. when old friends and
neighbors took the opportunity to,
congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Nowlnn]
on their titty years of wedded lite;
Mina Grace Nowlan and Mrs. Claw,
an
the :
fence 13. Newton assisted in receitlng i
'p'hiie Mrs.
Harry Mills and Miss
Josephine Gintv served in the din
int: room. it:
The living room was decm'ated,
with yellow Chrysanthemums, and,
ltalian daisies, and the numerous,
.imnuuets sent by friends, while the:
dining room Was moat beautifully,
decorated with yellow chrysanthe-
"mums and white clematis. - i
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Many cards and iettc1s of con
matulation “ere. teceived float those
and a large
were r913
ccived. including china. silver and,
a goodly sum of money in gold.
Guests were present from Bridge,
port, Brooklyn, Newark, N. J., andi
Plainiield, N. J.-—Danbury News. l
unable to be present
Louis Perty of Georgetown,,w-1s
~marricd on Monday to Miss Hazel
_‘Pu1dy of Danbury, who recently grad-
,uatcd as a ttained nurse. The groom
is one of those drafted from Georg!-
town and will probably be a subject
‘of teh next call to the training camp
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Professor Arthur B. "Russell of
'Bronxvllle, ‘N. Y., is spending a few
days with his parents, West avenue.
You Owe Yourself Money
1—1101; perhaps to the youth you are today—but to that older 1
person you’ll s‘ohn be when "just a little capital, " so greatly '
needed to turn opportunity into fortune will, no doubt,
, measure the didercnce between ultimate success and failure. i
Pay that moneyyou owe to your future success into your .
savings account here-regularly.
marriage T
gun housekeeping in part of the rest-
,as a member of the board of select-
1men. '
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A Ftormal Showing of
Faiiand Winter Fashions
Correct modes to fall apparel for women and misses will bcshown tomorrow In open-
ing displays which will preset 1t authoritatively the features that mark the styles of
the present season. One' imp, artaut note that' 1s struckin this opening—the various
modes are distinctly “wearai lie.” The extreme the freakish made for show purposes
and not for wear. gives way to these smart. beautiful and correct garments which
express the style authority that always follows a Paris opening.
NEWSUITSFIlOM $9.98 to $45.00
NEW COATS FROM $9.98 t0365.00
NEW SERGE DRESSES I‘llOM $9.98to$25.00
NEWSILKDfiESSESFROM-VHJW ' """U """ ' ‘.......$798t0$3500
y ' TheGr’andcstESelectionofWAlSTS in town from ........ . 98cto $10.00
Everythingr 1n HATS Our prices are much lower than elsewhere. from 98c to $4 .98
. ‘ r ‘ THE PARIS
CLOAKS AND MILLINERY
33 South Main Street. South Norwalk.
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' A special communion: on ‘01 St.
At the Episcopal recim‘v in “man nephew, Lieutenant Hamilton Hicks.’ Jiohns Lodge, No 6,11‘. and A. ‘11. .. waai
last Saturdty Rev. Mr Marks p9? '-0 R- C» U- 3 National Army, made held last night in the temple in Wall!
formed the eeremony which united in a flying visit by auto from New York street at 7 oclock. A stated communi,
\1111 V,“ Stocking 0; unexpectedly, to visit her son, Waldo (Winn was held at 8 o'clock and the
Georgetown and Miss Edna Shelley of R. Margulies. at Charles Ritch’s home, fifilfi‘zfirgfncagzfiefi “7315;101:de on a
Ridgefleid The couple at once bc- Cranbur), Wednesday. I a esa 0‘ times '
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_..2. i A large touring our 1.1 lven by Albert
the. ~groom’s mother inI Miss Kathleen Tracey, daughter 01 T0312??? Eliszi‘ixhgittomi' illltl'nggaihe
. ree no or
Georgetown. This is Mr. Stocking's Dr. and Mrs. William J. 'lracey of street yesterday afternoon at about
third marriage, his second wife hav- West avenue, left yesterday to resume 4; 30 and drove into a smaller car drtv-‘
ing died last winter. He cbnducts 3 her studies at Trinity college, Wash eh by Harold Robinson, of Danbury,
store in Georgetown and has serveddngton, D. C. . l'I'111113:tl‘lrotivtavstlicoimm'gl‘up Water street.
two“ terms in the Legislature and two' ee or ownsend ’5 car was
i " ' badly damaged. The matter was set-I
'Mrs Adah Hill has returned to her tlied between the two parties. ,
,home in Woodbury avenue. after an,~ ' 1
{eight months' stay with her daughter.‘ RECORD NUMBER APPLYING FORi
CITIZENSHIP.
{‘uttds were received by Norwalkre- Mrs R E- Dawson, in Memphis
The largest number or citizenship
Tenn.
ltltll GS and friends today BDDOIIIICIDS :ppllcants ever recorded 1 N l 1' II-
the engagement of Miss Myrtle Am, ution' Clerk M. J. Flanagan have
Saturday, Sept. 22
F d k H.131: kl , of East Main
toinette Taylor of Quincy, Mass., and strerei 9;; a visitocr {any in Mme°l:-‘.he;n iggtmanggnégdzgpeggfgfixt £132:-
To cut drawn the high cost of liv-
ing we Will sell for cash only, no
ldence of
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Francis Joel Foster, a son of Mr. and.L I ll i111 m L B tt 1 th 1 ii
a enne o e cv su-
1Mra. R. F. Foster of 17 Smith street. Mrs. Gliflord‘ Ramsdeli and s It rior court This is a special 39,,
Danbury. The date of the wedding has South Norwhlk. spent Friday With 1‘5-
nut been annonunced. lRobert- -J Brecker at Ponus Ridge. ts onsséige: f" 9"" “59°93! 0‘ ex-
The fact thit the country is in a
slate of war does not appear to have
11, pened the ardor of aliens who,
want to become citizens. In spite
o the fact that Austro-Hungury isl
i ;hting against this country, 108 na-
ti es of Austria and Hungary are
1111-0113 the petitioners and as the Uni-
The semi-monthly meeting of Eureka
Miss Julie. Stewart of Grandview .'Rcbekah lod e. No 42 I 0. 0. F m
avenue, left yesterday for Drexel In- be. held this evening at Odd Fellows
stltute, Philadelphia, Penn, where Hall on South Main street. "
she will continue her work in dome!!-l
tic science ’ L 2‘ ‘7 ick Hotel, last evening. but the 110-;
e intervened and revented an , .
Mrs. William n. 0111111 has 1.111111%,“ ,_ :3 ‘ p ,y l 3W“ m "Me n" declaration
to her homo 11: En t avenue, after a .‘.—Ca... war “513?“? $22.; “hint. m,3 an
;- 5;.“ open-nil. 1111151.th be‘ held in tho 1 Among
' . t as W evening c:
A disturbance started in the Win-‘-
delivery, all meat guaranteed, 2:
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Norwalk Chronicler