A Photodramatit.’ Sensation from
Winston Churchill's Great Novel
Tues. and Wed, Oct. 9 and 10
Harris 8t Gans:
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68 Wstcr Street
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WALPERS HAVE terday. but was postponed owu‘
FEW SEW TICKETS . Inc- L: of thc Viscount and Vice-Admir-
at Take‘shita. \uho are suering I'rotu
CHICAGO. Oct: 3.——Tangiblt- results colds. .
in the contest betyveen President C, .1. 'I it r-.'-.'": ,1 «it: w. l.;tbly l-‘itVta New
Comiskcy of [lh‘ Chicago Americans York on Saturday.
and the-National Commission on one
side. and Chit-ago sculpers on the
other are expected tomorrow when the __
delivery of tickets to the world‘s series DANBURY. Oct. 3,—F‘ormer State
to successful applicants is made. Senator Charles A. Homan of this city,
Notices have been sent to the fortu- died suddenly at his home here last‘
note ones asking them to cull at the night, attera brief illness. He was Re
South Side Park and receive their rcs- Dublican candidate for first selectman
:tri‘flllons‘. ‘in the town election Monday and an
Scalpers, too, have informed their active worker at the polls. The strain'
patrons that they will be able to-deliv ‘ch the election is hi'iii‘Yt’d to have at»
llcr their tickets tomorrow, but their ‘iected him adversely.
high prices indicate an inadequacy of
supply. ‘ iMUST FACE U. s.
i One box seat for three games is quot;
'ed at 850 by the scalpers. The fact». -__
value of such a reservation is onlyjlllI William (iiesing. Frank Stair. John]
for three games. Grand stand seats Mallon 311d “9113“" Chapman, 811 0“
for three games which com 3450 at .\'ew London. have been held by United'
:the box office are quoted at ’15 by the States Commisioner Frank L. McGuire.
speculators. jot that city, to answer in the next term
5 President I). B. Johnson of metal the United States court. They are
American League is in favor of payit .5
in Liberty Bonds the players in tho[
World Series, instead or handing them?
the customary bank checks. He said
today. however. that he who Oppowd:
to investing the National Commission‘s‘
share of the receipts in Liberty Bonds...
as proposed by President August Herr i
1118an 01‘ the commission. because hoi ..
believes the money will be needed to!
Zdelruy current expres. ‘
‘ A meeting cf the National Commis-!
.sion is to he held here Saturday mom i
ling. at which details or the world's se-i
”mg..-
BANBURY SENATOR DEAD.
counr .
oven LIQUOR SELLING‘
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ries games will be disposed of. i
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SCHEMED TO DEFRAUD STUDENTS
BOSTON. Oct. 3.—0n complaint of
, City News
o—‘DANCING SATURDAY EVENING Joseph CJ’elltIticr today ordered an in-
Bed Men's Nor-walk. Svec's
orchest rtt.
llall,
Mrs. liontttling oi the Wnrwirk lio-
del is very sick. llor doctor thinks
she is slightly improved today.
—MlLL|NERY.
Smut-t shapes and trimmed hats.
Hand work it specialty, at Miss K. A.
Polhcmus', 80 Washington St.. So. Nor-
walk.
.
lienigo Martinez. is well known (‘I-
‘gur maker ot‘ iii Lowe street, is critic-
ally ill.
John Mt-tzler and family have mov-
ed from Chestnut street to .\'o. 28
Lowe street.
Justice and Mrs. Daniel -I)unlop
have moved from ir‘lux Hill Road to
{.fifi‘fh‘nst Norwalk.
A regular nicotine, tnt- buildint:
trades' council. Friday evening. All
delegates are requested to intend.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Snthor and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter lloyt have moved in-
.to the Arthur E. Benedict place on
Flax Hill Road.
' Mr. and Mm. Edward D. Randall,'
who have been Spending the summer
at Lewis ii. Nash's island, Noroton.
have leased the Orton place. corner
of High street and ldlmwood uvenuo.
Douglas Fowler Post. No. 10, has an
invitation from the W. It. C. to a
camp fire supper Friday evening, 0c-
tober 5th. at 8 p. m. .sharpe at Grand
Army Hall. Washington street, South
«Norwulk. Come one, come all, and
bring your appetite with you. H. C.
Rogers, commander.
Father William CaVanagh, of West
Hartford, one of the priests who are
staying with the two dent mules, Jo-
seph Castelli and Francesco Vetere,
who are to be executed a few minutes
after midnight tomorrow morning is
a local manybeing better known in
.his younger days to his boyhood
friends as “Billy" Cavanagh, 'or 01‘.-
¢hard street.
Slalt‘ llourd of Registration in Merit-i Free Delivery
cine. and Dentistry, Ilistrict Attorney
vestigation of what he described as n
."well-organizcd and u itlcsprvttd scheme
‘to defraud students who had failed to
obtttln degrees from medical ttnd den.
tsl institutions in this and other states.
Information bearing on the operations ‘
int a concern with headquarters iryPltil-
‘adelpliin also was furnished the district
attorney by students. who said that
fees ranging from $12" to $1.000 were'
charged for diplomus from colleges!
-tlitl not exist.
()Iticers ot' the board told him. Mr.
l’cllcticr said. that allt'llis oi the swim!-
lers hurl operated in nearly every state
from Maine to Georgiu.
..
twas badly damaged
EXTRA STAMPS WITH
Teas and Coffees
This will enable you to fill your books prior to November
lat when we will discontinue Pink Stamps.
60.8tampswithllb.VeryBest Tea
50 Stamps with 1 lb. Special Grade Tea ...... .......... .
40 Stamps with 1 lb. Ohoice'rea.
25 Stumps with 1-2 lb. Very Best Tea
20 Stamps with 1.2 lb. Special Tea
30 Stamps with 1 lb. No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee . . .. 35c
25 Stumps with 1 lb. After Dinner Blend Oon‘ee . ..
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Ohsllonge Blend Coffee
15 Stamps with 1 lb. Maracaibo Oofleo . ..
ALL FRESH ROASTED OOFPBES AND CHOICE TEAS
charged wih selling liquor to sailors
and soldiers in' uniform. They were.
prc scouted before the commissioner by
John P. liegley.
States attorney.
an tissistt.;i' Yum”:
N0 FALLING OFF IN TROLLE‘.’
TRAVEL.
It was said at the local olilt't- of the
Connectcut Company today there has
been no appreciable tailing 011‘ in trav-
el on the company‘s lines since the
increased t'arc “'f‘Yll into eti'ect. Thus
'fur. the jitney competition has not in-
creased.
lt is expected that book tickets will
soon be placed on sale in a central
place. Seventeen bids are sold, in
book form, for one dollar. The book
covers may be, redeemed for 15 cents.
.‘in the event of the courts deciding
against the increased ratenhut pm-
..le who pay the increased fare {in
coin of course obtain no refund. in
the event of an adverse decision.
The barber shop of Henry Pupino
by the flames
and also the rooms used by Dr. Lane,
a dentist. The origin of 1110 fire is
still a mystery. The exact amount
of damage caused has not been tastier
rained. "nil“.
THE MOST STUNNING STYLES IN .
NEW FALL SUITS
We have so far received this season.
$16.50 to $65.00
Charge Accounts Opened.
JACOBY’S
Popular Prices
600
..........800
oblutfii
.oc.--.-
.....32c
250
‘ CONCANNON AGAIN WINS.
Defeats Tabsrskl in Second Block of
' ' BIIlard Mstch.
BUFFALO. Oct. 3.——Joscph (‘oncan-
non of New York, chrillonger. cott-
tinned to lend Frank Tuberski or]
Schenectady to lend Frank Tuberski of
Slicenectariy. pocket billiard clutmpiotl
.in the second block of their 450 ball
fmutch for the championship.
' (‘oncunnon pocketed 150 balls last
night. while 'l‘nberski was scoring 141,
minking the score for the two nights’
:pltty stand: Cnncannon, 300; Taberskl.
i173. ‘
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.JUDGE BOOTH SlTS AT I
‘ SHORT COURT SESSION. *
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Also a lull line til
i Jttdttt‘ John R. Booth presided over
.a short St-ssitllt or lilt' civil court of
common pleas yesterday, two cases
!S]ttled for trial before the court being
.settled without trial. in the suit of .
.Charles J. Hirschiiold. of New T
.Rochollc against Thomus J. Keogh. of
Norwalk. to recover a bill for plum-
60 'NorihMain SI.
l A. F .Beckmann& Co.
83 & 85 Washington St.
shoe
Tailored Suits. Coats and
Dresses
Lingerie Waisis in the latest models.
THE LITTLE SHOP
Phone 1405
Crepe Georgette and
So. Norwalk
bers' supplies a judgment of $795.86 _.
damages and costs was agreed upon P ' I
and aflirmed by the court. In the' Children c‘heertult one“
suit of George A. Robertson. of. andPntIentl y and Concclwuouo
Bridgeport. to recover a bill of $115.95 ' y a» Dentistry
9. judgment of $141.38 damuges and Treated by Modern, _ .Sympathetlc
costs was uflirmed by Judge. Booth. Pllnlm Mahala. Amt“: Ofiee Tmtmont.
JAPANssEWirl‘no‘ossver. - .. .
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NEW YORK. Oct. 3.—-Viscount Jsh‘f GI. Admlnlmm
.and other members of the Imperial Moderate Surgeon by the Oxygen ._,
Japanese Mission visited Colonel Roos
evelt at his home at Oyster Bay. today. '
The trip was to have been made yeti~
Charges for Volt)
Best Dental Work.
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75 South Maln Street
| ‘ ~ Hon“ 9 Is m. to 9 D. Rmratlon.
‘ ‘5 ’YW' "' ‘ All klndo of Artifi-
, in. ii .a pointnent.
ElWOOd &Glflver the Practice of ' .- y p ohl Dentin-u.
‘ ' ' ‘ Huh-Clan Crown and Bridge
W - Work, its. star.
-——- Dentistry. fully I:
Method.
Gold and Porcelain
I Snappy room
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The Young Fellows
The new models in 1111 3nd
winter footwear will inmost
every one of you.
Dork Brown. Gordan, lid.
cult and Patent Wu.
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Brass and Enameled Beds
'ifiiNew "and Most Attractive '
.Linein All Sizes and Many Ar-
- tisiic Models Not Before: Shown
Stock «I Wm Win '
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Phone i13-3
consisting of Women's Undergarments,
ing Saoques, Infants’
Centers.
Stamped Pillow Cases and Day Slips ......
Stamped Night Gowns ...................
Stamped Scat-ts,
Centers and Pillow Tops
stitch.
Also a full line of Royal Society Floss, Flosselle, Satin floss
and Oelesta.
J. I. MALLETTE
SOUTH NORWALK:
88 WASHINGTON 8T.
Our collection department is organized
to “3.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
137 Washington St.
Building Materials. of Every Kind
Sewer Pipe, [and Tile, Well Pipe
Fire Proofing. M aterial, etc.
m-
Royal Society
We have received a. new line of Royal Society packages,
Fancy Aprons, Dress-
and Children’s Wear, Scarfs and
COLLECTIONS '
of securing expeditious results on all accounts entrusted
With direct correspondents in principal centres, we are
enabled to make prompt and satisfactory returns in all cases.
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IOHN E. O’SULLIVAN,
. ‘MRLON HOUSE
(Gregory Boulevard}
East Norwallr
Opens May I
SHORE DINNERS AND M
KINDS OF SEA FOOD.
COOKED TO OBOE?
Telephone 720
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weavmg'
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in the
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WITHOUT rum
Sundays By Appointment Only
The Banner Bakery "
Tel 861 6 Monro. ctr“)
We are now able to supplyil'
customers with PIES, made to
order each day]. We also hsvo
SUGAR. RUNS and GOP?“
RINGS in addition to our result.
stock.
A. M. WOOSTER
amonnsv AT LAW (‘9
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We would be pleased to explain how well equipped we are Ufg" ”an“. n" so“
to serve you—4116 oflicers of this Bank are always to be seen Office tor Booklet
and consulted. . on Patent.
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The Clty National Bank ............. .
, snrnosron'r. connncncm.
‘ South Norwalk, Conn. -. _ ._ _ _ __
fl EXPRESS SERVICE AT Fasten!
-.__.___~__ J g RATES TO NEW YORK
Do _Y_9_t_i;_Bit by Makin
hr."
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Skirt 7339
.‘5 Hum... 7m
25 units
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Pictorial Review Patterns
(innit-intro style. guarantee cmnomy. Thcy
one-half to ouc \\'h0h' yard oi material on every dress.
October Patterns and The Fall Fashion Book
now 0N sun
b.
JAMES DONNELLY
so. .NORWAIK -
l 0.. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
58 Wall Stneet.
murmx LENSES—Folding Oxfords in
Shall Shut-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough nomination of the eyes. Oculilts' prescrip-
tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing.
g Your Own Clothes
Overhlouu- 7423
' I. cum ouch
20 tmu ml.
save from
I'HE ANNING J. SMITH TRM‘
I'r‘ORTATlolll LINE. Inc.
Freight bolt leave. Pler 45. 1“
River, r": York (foot 9!, Jim
at.) every city except Sunday,.nt I n.
11. Frelaht received at Nor-walk no 0.-
l m. and st South Norwalk ur.
a: p .In
ZELUFF’Sl
Drug Store
lNorIlt Main Street
' CONN.
REBUILT WPEWRITW‘ L. ’-
15. ~Flirflold Avon Mdmm ‘M‘
7c.
Smtts. cadet-wood.
Remington. all.
makes, sold, rental.
repaired. Rentals.~ .38.
per month. Machinu
sold at $5 per month. ..
PLUMBER
.‘ TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE .
Norwulk.
Gold or
IIYou Have"
Any Junk "
BELL
IT To
Successor to Wm. Enron
Phone 499 I
37 Fort, Street, East Norw'nlk .
——_ ,
laminae.
See the NchallShoes
For Fall and Winter: ior Men, Wo-
men mourn Burns/skimmed.“
’ plate and Includes Ilhny Novelties That
are Sure to Still the Host W I
Call and See Them.
GONNEALLY & BRACKEN
this Tamrrsr '
roan 'IIIIIUE '
The "Most Economic Ber-5
BBI'L Sold at All 3%
. Try'l'hei. ‘
David W. lily-Ill
UHDERTMER' .
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MO“ MT Mom”.
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{Dr. I. H. Mallery '
16 So. lain St, So. Norwalk, 0t.
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