. is ideal weather to wear
LlGH'l‘ WEIGHT S‘t‘i’EATERS
line of this most useful gar-
ment is very complete
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' 34.00 to $8.50 , m, ‘
those suits at $16.50 are really . 1. - Balm-dab; Sept. 29, ten.
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be [ value we hav ever offered l The amount raised so far for the; , /"’
’ :war library fund in town amounts to, 3/
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Mrs. Frank Webber of Mamaroneckil
is visiting her aunt, Airs. James Tour-é
' ‘ for a few weeks.
Joanna DAVIS m" l * ‘ f
i ‘5 Washington Street i .lliss Winifred Hall, will leave short-g .' BC cwm‘thrtakfle ‘
. “—m 1 1y for ltlineola, .1... 1., m the mtel est ofi undcr a comfortable
- "‘“ “"—‘. —— ‘1)tll‘ bow in tramlng there 1
WEATHEEFPRhC-AST. F A 1/ ~ 1.. P ; l 1; Though days are warm“
. _ . :3 lules ids ell lsttd .n ll.i nights are C001. 1; .
orecast for Norwaik and vicinityri
r tonight and Tuesday; somewhat
per tonight. For Connecticut: i
it tonight and Tuesday; somewhat‘
let tonight; fresh west to north-
1 winds, diminishing, Londitionsz
erstornl which passed over this ri~
ity yesterdav has moved ezlstward
e; rovinees. It is followed by an
1.1 darea of high pressure which
p‘roduci cool, pleasant weather in‘
district east 01' the Mississippi ri-g
.‘A ion trough of low pressure
tends in 11 Colorado northeastward
:Mlnllesota. Frosts were. reported
in morning from Wisconsin, lllinois,
diana, Ohio and Tennessee.
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"fly News
The first annual meeting of the Nor-
-‘ Chapter 01‘ the American tilt-d
. will be held Friday cvening.‘
foberro, at 8 o'clock at lteadquarters,.
Wall street. All members are
.ed to be present to hear reports of
.. k accomplsihed and plan new 'work,
well as elect the executive. commit-
' 'fbr the cooling year.
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. ntuel Coulter of \\'cstport was ur-
lgned in the down town court he-
§gJudge Vosuurgh this morning
.. ed with breach of the peace, in-
flcattou and resisting an officer.
egwas arrested on High street, Sat-
by night by Policeman Salnlnis
i when arrested tried to escape.
oilwas fined 37 on the intoxication
- .rge and $10 on the. charge of re-
ting an officer and full costs.
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The national figure in the Library
lid up to Saturday noon, was $635,-
11.5-01- nearly two-thirds of the million
.113; fund the Library War Council
: as its goal. New York city early
iturday reported receipts of $85,000,
though their work is far from com-
e‘tfi, and many reports had not been
aturned' from working teams. South
orwalk has received $185 thus far
. d5t‘he lists will be kept open through
e'i‘eeku'f‘he workers are. very proud
l the generous response of South Nor-
alli' people. Leave. money at the
brary or at any bank.
“Victrolas sold on easy terms at
r -..'. lly’sf A complete stock can he
md here.
Steve Dokus. formerly city clerk is
- nd town today sporting a brand
ew olive drab uniform that sets his
. nly fornL off as nothing ever rid he-
Stevc arrived here on Saturday
night‘late and will be. allowed to re-
am in town until tomorrow as he has
“ye of absence until then. “lie has
nany tales to tell of the’doi'ngst at
. up and once he gets started nothing
no stop him short of a gag. It is tpre-
“ted that he will have a very sore
r tat by‘the'time that he leaves for
up tomorrow. Ardent Republicans
diet that nothing can stop t. Repair
“ a landslide today now that Steveis
melt in the fold . and can vote the
u ight Republican ticket. Dokus is
J18 first drafted man that cast a ballot
girlie in uniform.
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lot Eyeglasses _
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' Thoughtful people want, "an
' ocuusr ~ to examine their
i eyes and to have their glasses
j‘properly adjushd. This is why‘
We have a complete eye service.
geome in and talk it over.
T, HAMER
Thu-no.0 Eye act-vice" .
mime“?
jWe cater to people that are par-
ticular, and not to the careless
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is now central 0“" ”‘9 marr any 0)., of liarien were in town last,
Stamford
Quartet-:llaster Corps, U. S. Army, at!
Madison Barracks, Sat-km llal‘bolu'
\‘. Y.
Light comfortable, filled‘
with soft and warm cotton‘,‘
is sure protection against
that chill: insures restful
refreshing sleep.
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ti. Stanley lluryea, son of .\lt‘. and,
Mrs. George W. lluryea. has left 10:
attend the lrvina School, 'l‘arrytown.
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New ones are pretty.
Their coverings are ill wide
range of patterns and col-
ms. Filling, in every case,
is sanitary soft warmth-in—
suling cotton.
Representatives of the Model
week, looking over places to establishj
a branch grocery. I
he younaer population of l’ontlaI'
Rid-cc had a frallkl'urter roast Satan;
day night. in the apple orchard on‘
the Weed estate.
Hunt's Motor Express Company of.
has moved Mrs. W. ll.l
Thompson's household effects to her
house. in New York city.
These are all big enough to fit nicely on bed of aver-v
age Sizcz—tilcy measure 72 by 78 inches.
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Silkolenc, pattern, Mike on both sides—$2.50 and $2.
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Sateen ill handsome Paisley patterns—$4.
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Nelson E. King's bay horse Lord‘
Ttlrney will be seen in the 2:24 ta'ot,l
purse $400 at to Danbury Fair, today.’
lie it: also in the 2:30 trot, purse 3300'
on \Vedncsdav, Oct. 3 and the 2:21!
trot, purse $400 on Thursday, Oct. 4. '
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. Silk front with ll solid—colorbordcrandfigul‘cd ccnicr,
"illlt‘k of silkolcnc—Sljt).
Bordcrcd satccn from with back of silkolenc ill plain
. Color—SS.
lluring the past week, investiga .
tions have been going on at the bt'\\-l
age-disposal system, to gleterllline juuti
what is the matter with the fillet:
beds. On Thursday Dr. Black and Mini
Jackson of the Slate lioard of ilealthi
made an investigation of the Plltil‘P;
plant, and on Saturday Aklten lluzcn,l
or the firm at, liazen, Whipple & rut;
lur. consulting civil enuineera of New;
York, ill company with Prof. W. l'.)
llurr, gave the entire plant a thorough‘
Extra-size comfortablcs covered with silkolene, 81 by
i ”(l inches—$3.
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Main floor, nor.
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How clever the
Japanese china
inspection. Hill report is. awaited, . ' ' ‘
with int-nest. for the \'otrrs of one: it 5. worth while to pay a special VlSli to the Japan-
horouuh are interested to know the' i ‘35,: Cilillil.
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exact conditions at the disposal arr-'1' (I, /’
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tom and the proper means to be talc.
en to remedv the present situation.‘
From what. can be ascertained so far.
the fllter beds} do their work all right.
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What wonderful artisans the Yankees of the East arc!
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, How they have taken the very patterns we used to get
‘-,_from Europe and reproduced them! Why, they are done
’ seven better than they formerly were done in Bavaria and
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but do they filter rapidly enough or
take care of the sewage. and wateri ) ‘iAllSll'lll.
that thev receive in wet weather and , '.l ' 3‘ .
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, And the Japanese have originated patterns too. These
platter are-tinged with Oriental art. How welcome they
gore, because of their difference.
Nearly all the beauties now g
. are hand painted.
in winter time? If there. in inslli‘fb'?
cient area, then anemcrgency bed ori
some other system of taking: care. ofi
the surplus sewage must be construct:
cd. When all has been fathomed out;
pelllaps some interesting things will? __
be learned. i
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mf‘ilii‘3:5.ii“:l§§“i§°.§.“§i2l§“i3; INAWWFRABAS
athcred and on exhibit,
:world. has found that ntunv of his for-
‘inler boosters have deserted him. And
,atrunger than fiction is the fact that
a number of Johnny's former boosters
who have proved fickle are Cleveland
scribes.
l Perhaps there is a moral here for
Bill Donovan's lowly Yankees and every boxer who gains a title. ' The
the almost equally lowly Brooklyn moral may be— i
Robins, champions of the National? Don‘t hito off more than you can‘
League last year. yesterday spent their cllt\w; thly in your own class and let
Sabbath in a novel way. They jour~ well enough alone; don't try to bog it
neyed to Fort I- am ' . - i c '
tioned variousi illiiifanr'y‘hctolfftffttcitt: "IL- I mm fifth "min“ rally 0f the “a”!
troops." . . . . -. ie', the fistlc public demands a was too much for the independents.
Great Britain provides books and the” entertained the boys “'hO meeting between Killmne and Leon- “Home" Schmidt started the land-p
through no less than four volunteer “I"? 500" ‘0 enter “ dire game in El“ ard. and to'prove that it was wanted, slide by kicking away an easy doubleil
Wherever the British rope with an exhibition that was half the boxing fans paid something like play, and Armotta also contributed
“[3 of game and half travesty. Both halves 335,000 to see it. So why blame Kll- iii. mg mg.- in the inning by fum-
lonlki. W91? enjoyed by the crowd of about 3.- bane. after all? bling an easy roller at short: ‘
d 000 soldiers and their friends. The Having beaten eVery boy in his Guarnieri didn't display such grand
Russia are supplied with as many as jamboreo resulted in a victory “for the class, Kilbane had practically no one form yesterday as he did one week
1,000 books a month. ‘Donovanites by a matter of 11 to 8. 'left to meet who could be figurcd,‘g°, but with a steady infield behind:
Early in the war the Germanss mu The field on which the players went classy enough to play the role of a him he would have had a fighting! . L
led out a a necessary part . of the through their paces was hardly fit for box Office magnet 31°” with him. As chance. i ‘ \ ' A I '
field equipment traveling libraries of high-gradc play. and this was directly ‘0“: “5‘ “‘0“ “WNW“ “MM m" We °" ‘M “‘3" “cm ‘° “a"; THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANY.
2,900 volumes each, for every army responsible for the unusual score and bane. M“ 10 be satisfied with small dimmed Sullivan's battinp'eye. The '7" ' * " " “"
corps. . , for other unusual things that hap- 7""595- Big money for "‘9‘“er Tiger “Nile" Simply couldn't con- prime, he WW” have easily “"9” FROZEN MUS'C"
‘Shall the United States with its 3.2 pened. The chief occurrence of note 1’0“” “1‘3 out of ”‘0 “UéStion' ““3 for “Ct yesterday. that long "Y which he failed t° touch! . The saying “frozen mun",- :13 “I
cantonmcnts be behind other coun- was thewhallng out of seven home-run 3-!“an ii appeared that. about ”19 0“" Way out yonder in center field we in the second inning. The Tigers put‘, plied ‘0 architecture, hart ot‘mn‘betn
tries. xslams during the game, equalling a ly thing left for Johnny to do was re- noticed old “Snow" Keene squeezing their first run across on this play. @5932 [5:33"t‘gffititf‘fivhlln0;.Lfle’f“
One (lt)llal' will buy one. fresh, new worm-s record that was made “my. tire. ’everythino that came his way- “Ben"y" WM“ had hard luck ”Mn building (St. Peter’s) ‘1: in:- p65”-
hook. Give the dollar in at the li- one years ‘ago. In 1886 the Detroit: Aft” ”‘9 1‘9“an affair Killiane‘ TM "“1
There is a dainty little forg‘ctlncnot decoration, for
,cxample, ill a dozen different sizes and types of dishes
: chocolate sets at but 53 to nappies for as little as 35c and '
tca~tiles at the same figure.
ivory and gold and black are combined ill another
decoration. What richness! Berry sets for but $3.75 and
chocolate sets at 36, square salad dishes at $1.75 and nap-
pics at $1, clever little shakers at 50c pair.
Wild roses decorate still another shape which includes
such diverse dishes as mayonnaise sets at 75c and cake sets
at $2.50, celery sets at $1.25 and cracker jars at $1.35.
And then—ea great gathering of s'eparate pieces in
many decorations; vases and sets and dishes of all“ sorts
,and shapes and sizes—35c 50c 75c and $1. “up ‘
Fourth floor.
He has decided on a course of mu‘
tlon. however. that will do much to
regain ltlltl his lost popularity. lie
says he will box in none bllt decision
bouts from now on, and it is extreme-
ly doubtful that he will ever again:
step out of his class.
DIAMilEffils
give our soldier boys good and eaten!
taining reading. nobody else will, Our,
Allies learned this early, Colonel
Azan, head of the French Military
Mission writes, “We in France have
known for a long time that we must
provide something for the. leisure time
of the soldiers and at oncr started ll-
bmrics in the garrison and for the
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soldier is fighting there go par
books. Malta. ’Alexandria, Sn
and even units in 'East Africa an
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"‘Butch" Conoly put; up anoth
't 'ed some terrific crashes to the out- tionaries of quotations usually trace it
lirary today. The Norwalk Library Tigersand a team from St. Louis ac— was “my. expected to announce his corhing game at short, but he didn .
reports $295.78 in pledges. and cash. ,wmpllshed this feat in a regular game. retirement. Few boxlnlz devotees flit: have a chance “make many specta’c- field, but they-were all 'nailed. that}? iffi§§“'fibo‘:922"3i .. F;'&"”‘-
It is idem" hoped that by tomorrow, F‘our ofkiwthe continuous journey wal- lll'ed ”mt he would'contlnue his car- “'3' P'IYS- The Tigers added “3““ t° injury tsents’Goethe as oblivion-122’sq 1;”?-
eer’as an active boxer but Johnny says “Chippy" Haymes has twice shownwmn they “0er mo” two counters, J. b 1
Tuesday night, at least the ‘sum-' of [ups were annexed by the Yankees the
$500 may be reached. .011 Wmnefiday' perpetrators being the famous Ifome
if the DRDEI‘S can give the space. the.tRun King of former times J. Franklin
names of all contributors will be Pub? :B‘aker, 'Ruel. Elmer itfiller and
iished. It has seemed unfair to. 88“ icing Brady. ror the Robins Case
this each day when the extreme activf' Stehgel, the Brooklyn swatter“ I“:
ities of the election campaign were'Ileon' and GeorgeCutshaw, performed
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he isn’t through. He is still the king himself tobe a dangerous man in .a in the seventh frame. i
0‘ “‘9 featherfieigmn and 85 10M “5 pinch. yesterday he delivered a hard The crowd delighted in "ridino"§
the promoters can dig up half worth single which scored two much-needed “Heinie” Schmidt yesterday, Whenev:
opponents for him “"3 is 3'0“"; when runs, and one week ago he did the .61" he came to bat. “Prince ‘Heinie”,
right on defending hit-l crown, which same thing. ' :didn't seem to mind the “rap" 3 bit. ;
he has *1 Derfeet right to do. ‘ When Johnny Friend We; in his} i
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GRACE PARISH NOTES
going on. t f t . .7 “A r ___» ' ‘
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NOVEL JUVENILE REFORMATORY‘ ' to "In Ill-u! 01 no man names a Junior Guild at. 10:30 in the Guild: H i
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bole: 2235:1232; EEBlglE:udblltc:h£rcea 11$} . .._._. W 9:2”!!! . {no Wednesday, first fall meeting of the: V _ = _ t1
the, “Little Commonwealth}; which Wlil. Box 0'"! i“ ”9‘3““ 3““ mei V . 'NOLLVJILSNOD Woo mm Imam £13m ,Womau‘s Guild, in the “3”“ House; Right now 1-5 When you jee'
has its own coinage and which it; usedi Now Oh i m" 8831“!) ‘W'll' 3 ”fl- {at 2:30. 'l‘ea served at 4. 191101! 3: Heater 111 your house‘ It 33
‘ "'1" "Wm" -' tau-am ‘ The evening service will be resum- too warm to start: the furnace and.
'os a. refornnttory for youngsters from!
'two. years of age upward. The ex.‘ ‘ -
periment has proven a success. The smiles on the conquering hero andl
children sent dewn there from metro- turns her back on the Vunqtlished idol,
polltun police hurt to reform earned though W11! ”115 5110““ be true in ““5
eight to nine cents an hand, out of case of little ohnny mutant; is hard‘
which they paid $2.75 a. weelc for to under: (1.
board and lodgings. The Republic has Since he lost‘to, ny L9.” ,
impaction. by u: beckon ton
am rota-lot ‘ ’
The world loves a winner. Famel
Eton cool to be without alittle heat. .
They are safe and economical,
iNo smoke—No odor. '
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