ml.
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are ready for these cool oven-
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Don'ttahohonoesoi catch-
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new to $10.00
saw FALL Hare
”so to $11.00
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JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street
IOUTH NORWALK
Sheet Music
1 111.1. 'rns LATEST Aim
1 POPULAR.
Fred H. Ponty’s
1 PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
Bonn-1 NORWALK. CONN.
City 111110;]
Wiot'd has been lecei1ed from J0
eep Quittner. that he has been .1)-
pointed a first lieutenant. lie is slu-
tioned at Camp Upton, where he has
been since last January Quitlnel
enlisted some time. ago. and took a
course at. Plattsburs.-Stamford Ad-
Vacate. \
luse away the gloom by lulu;
Char latchaplln in “Triple. Tlouble."
at Palace Theatre today.
The suit section at Tristram & Hy-
att’s is'now the center of attraction.
with a big and Val led array of fall
styles. A new line of plush coats of
the latest models now hold the “Top
Mlle" position, but there are many
other attractions. lncludingan excen
tional 3howing of silk waists and
pretty pettlcoats.
alnts ho‘i‘e 6:11 1111111111111 the
10f boys interierring with the
city w’steam- roller which is at present
year 113 on Flax Hill Road. it is a
iavot'it'e trick of the youngsters to
net the steam up to 11' dangerous
height and then leave it. thereby ln-
Jurlng' the boiler of the l'.olle1 The
police are investigating and will stop
the. practice.
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MAnl'flKht-pound boy was born to
rfid Mrs. Lester Rogers of 3
3111311111 1.street Sunday. Mother and
child ire doing nicely
L H. Decker, Jr. of 2 llanford
place, has received orders to report
on Monday. September 17.11t the
Radio department of the Pelhnm Bay
NavaLTralning Station, at Pelham,
N. Y
pollc'
—-11\V11Vl line 02 caps. O’Brien.
Miss" Ruth Chandler, Vassar '13 of
110ch Hill has received orders from
the government to report at (‘amp
Lee, Petersburg. Va..
3111 catcher. Miss Chandler has been
enrolled in the United States nurses'
reserve corps. She is the daughter
of Compensation CommissionerI
George B. Chandler. and has since]
r graduation from college been
. mnected in a clerical capacity with
1' ., publicity department of the
tectlcut State Council of Defense.
‘ 4.1111119 your peach pits for the
___, Greenfield Hill, are expected to return
1 a bit of sewing was done.
, many yea1.s
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The usual weekly dance will be held ,
at the Nor-walk Country Club tomor-
,row evening These dances will be
continued during this month and next.
. The next meeting of the East Nor-
1 walk improve ent Association will be
held on Tues ay afternoon, October 1,
at which time the annual election of
ofllcers will take place.
Mrs. Wallace Marvin and family,
who have been spending some time at
shortly to their home, in East Nor-
1vl'alk.
Russell Mead, of Edlie avenue, and
Miss Ethel Graham, of Riverside ave-
nue, were quietly married. last even-
ing in the rectory of St. Mary's
church. 1 ,
Much interest is being evinced in
the meeting of the Third district \‘Ut-
ers and taxpayers, which is to be held
next Wednesday evening, in the Mar-
vin school.
The usual Friday afternoon sewing
lsession of the Red Cress Auxiliary of
|the East Avenue M. E. church will be
1 held this afternoon. The church choir
will also hold their weekly rehearsal
[this evening.
1 The members of the Women's Aux-
ilial'y of Christ church, met yestelday
afternoon in the Sunday school rooms
of the church. when they held their
usual business and sewing session. A1
large number were present and quite!
are made by people who know
thoroughly how to make good
hats
They are up to the minute in
style and color and are intend-
ed to give long service
A broad, liberal-minded firm
and a big factory are boning ev-
‘ry “Mallory” Hat
They must be ‘good, and they
are good
We are showing the newest
1 Three hundred and sixty e1 gilt men Fall “,1" and shades
btlweell the ages of 18 and i5. regis-
tered _\e'ste1day at the Third district
1egistiation headqualters, in the May-
tiouel Hook and lladdel (‘ompany'sl
quallers. on Van Zant street. The!
quarters were open from 7 o'clock. 1
\esterday morning, until 9 0"cl01k.la1~'t
evening. and the men WPtl‘ kept busy,
Norwalk
ROGERS & STEVENS
fir-«1
0! one thing-you one be
certain. If it were possible
for Mallory lists to be better
made, or of better quality—
at the price—they would be
improved l
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So. Norwalk
during the entire day. ll. (‘ Millard. l
clliet registrar. was in charge and wast
assisted by Leslie W. Gorhsm. Others!
who assisted in the regisllatlon dur-;
ing the day were P. B. Hoyt. Thomas
Benedict. Henry C. Selzer, Stephen S. ‘
Jervis. Myron Osbor.n C. W. Lane and
MOrtimer Roberts.
11mm sun reassess. .
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Death of Wilbur Gilbert. '
Many Wilton friends and 1"elati1es
learned with legret this morning oi
the death of Wilbur Glibelnt a native
of that low 11. at his home in West Bu ‘
perior, Wisconsin where he lived iorl
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Despite the distance which lncreas 1
ed the enchantment of his own homel town is n VJ}? GM?“ of the ““5".“
under 0! his brigade in,
town. Mr Gilbert and his family made 0‘ "1° 0
almost yearly pilgrlmages to this sec France
111m and thus retained the personall
touch with his boyhood friends 1111111 Fred W' T°°“" ”‘e km“ WW“
Was always such a delight to him His contractor has applied {01' 3990"“
last trip was some five years ago. 1ment in the motor construction ser-
Bom in Wilton sixly- one 191115 ago vice in France, and he been' ordered
he “as the son of the late Harmon 1
Gilbelt, and passed his boyhood there. to report for medical examlailon
At an eally age he went to Poughkeep- Robert Gilchristr for several years
sic and haunted the trade of a silver- a resident of Long Neck pom has re 1
smith with the Quintard Brothers. al- cently purchased the GarVan estate
[so wellknown in Wilton. lie later i l
studied law and was admitted to the at "‘9 P0 m ““1““an 0' RPVN‘R l
bnl'. Soon after he married a young acres. with a large water 11111111111114
lady of that div. and about a quartet which he will make. his residence 111-2
of 11 century ago moved to West Su- ,9}. this tall.
pel'ior. 11 ht re he established a thriv-
in 111; law practice as well as engaging Frank 74”“ who has been 0011-.
in extensivt real estate transactions, ducting a barber shop in Mrs. llelen‘
in that rapidly growing community. Pratt' 11 building on Railroad avenue
He is Surllll‘d by l“! “"0 “Vnd 59" fortlle past six months opened upin
eral children, three daughtels and
tour sons.on1 of whom in now at the his new quarters in the building “dV
i from and another in an army tlainlng 1309361 owned by 0'90”“? M- "q
camp. Schllchtinz. yesterday. Mr. Zalln
. "—m—‘M has installed handsome up-to-date 1
PRINCIPAL APOLOGlZES- fixtures at his new stand. . l
Wallingford's school muddle has Georg; and llarry. "‘9 two so“ or
been settled by an abject retraction “1‘“ 9‘90““3“ 600““ M- V-
by School Principal James E. Mc- Schlichtlng,111et in France recently.
“£63“??? :‘hilCl‘mgeV-nglwgggs 33“? pillar motor train car, and recently.
0 0 S Cla Tn J
“Mlllldlilihn and McCabe holds his passing through a French town.
learned New England men wele quar-
tered there. Upon looking them up,
" he found his brother George in the
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i Dr. liarry D. Hanson, deputv regis-
place as school head.
' , trar. had a corps of about a dozen
DARK AND BEAUIIWL assistants ready to enroll the 18 15
yearold men at 7 yesterday momisg.
but the flood of commuters who wait
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rutabaga turnip
crops will be almost a failure, owing
to the severe droughtpnd ravages d
insects.
Cards are being m'oivedirom Pri-
The cabbage and
vote lrs H. Kluln who recently en-
tered the service 0 the l'nited'sptcs.
and who is at 'present stationed at
Fort Slocum. New York. ‘
Local fishermen haVe 11~ported sev-
eral catches oi mackerel 111 the month
of the river A few seasons 1130 these
very good little fish Were very plen-
tlful here and many wele caught out
since that time they hlive not been in
these waters.
Sentinel Want 15qu Work Wonders.
LEMON JUIdE
TAKES on TAN
Girls! Make bleaching lotion
if skin is sunburncd,
tanned or freckled r
Squeeze the juice of 111411 lemons lnto
"'8 first week °Cabe 0f asperslons cast on the c0111 The latter has been driving a caler- a bottle_ containing three ounces at
Orchard White. shake w.ell and you
have a quarter pint of the best freckle,
sunburn and tan lot 1011. and complexion
beautlfler, at very small cost.
Your grocer has thellemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three ounces of Orchard White for :1
few cents, Massage this sweetly fra'
grant lotion into the face. neck. arms
and hands each day and see how free
kles. sunburn. windbul'n and tan dis
gov crnment at Ghiottohs 13 R. R. ave‘. Try Grandmother’s Old Favorite Reel-ed to be listed before catching their appear and how clear. “on and white
“Th h wishto r
we?" worknand\
no of Sage Tea and Sulphur trains almost swamped them. The
Almost everyone knows that Sage auditorium of the Town Hall was.
‘Tea and Sulphur, properly compound- crowded. and some additional assis-
'ed. brings back the natural color and tants were obliged to get to work in
,lustre to the hair when faded. streak- the Town Clerk's Otllce. The resin-1
ed or gray. Years ago the only way trars were on the job until 9 o‘clock
to get this mixtureq'as to make it at last night and every man in town or
home. which is mussy and trouble- 1“” required age should have regis-
50"39- tered without fail. l
nowadays we simply ask at any. Announcement has been made of
:drug store for “Wyeth’s Sage and 8111' the engagement of M11111 Ruble 1511 1
19h“? Compound " Y0“ will 39‘ a belle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. HollY1
large bottle 9! this 0“ time mine im~ ,B. Siauson. of View Crest. South‘
proved by the addition 01 other 111 ,.Norwalk to Arthur 5. 31111111111 of this.
gredlents for about 50 cents. Every- town Mr Blbhins. a graduate of.
body uses this nrenmtli’n 11°" ”0' Stamford High School and 1111111 re-
cause no one can W356“? tell that ’0“ cently a student at Wesleyan Univer-
darkened 1'9“? hair, “3 it does it 3° ally and member of the Resorts 0111-
naturallv and evenly Y0“ “mile“ ce'rs mining. orps. has recently
a sponge or soft brush with it nudism,“ the so rnment service at
111'“? this “"0“!” Y0“! hair, taking'Wushtngton in a clerical capacity for
one small 11th at t “m by "0” which 111- unusual cosmonauts ‘0!-
1113 the my hair disappears. mi ‘1' poclally 1111911 1111111. He tried several
‘81“ M0019" ”WWW 0" two, 3°“ times to set into the active military
hair becomes belittle“! m. thick mine, but deficiencies of burial
calm
and glossy and you look ”I" 110111111 .111! sight caused his
0m
the skin becomes. Yes! it is harmless.
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Harris, 81 Gans
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That's”!
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Entrances on Main Street, F airfield Ave,, Cannon Street
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Dell 8..30A Eli 61M. .1
Store Hours-"oooiyhoutognc _. 1
. Men can ; -
save now
on overcoat.
é ’ A five or ten dollar bill can be fucked away;
‘ for some other use by the man who picks his
Winter overcoat now. Who says it does not pay,
to be felt-handed!
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Herc, Men, is the story.
We bought our overcoats months ago. From
Kllppcllllcimcr and from Hart 'Scliatfller & Marx
and front other good tailors, they have come
VSCOtSlllllg ill.
Now they are here. No railroad ticups are
rrnillg to keep them oil the job when you need
them for comfort!
dollars over today’ s price. That is the other.
good llllll" we accomplished by buying early.
\11v 0110, today is 11"01tl1 not less than five
dollars over and above its price. We can’t buy
their duplicates unless we pay at least that'
much more; otten no mast pay ten dollars.
Of course, they are as fine overcoats as the
season 11 ill bring. First pick is always the besii
~1th we had .fig‘sb pick Now V311 are offered
that same first pick. ‘ “ .
.1, Young men’s ulstcrs with raglan shoulder
Chesterfield overcoats, the time-tried favorite.
Body-tracing smart overcoats V ‘ ' ' '1V_V
Serviceable slipons, live patterns -
~ ’ Box coats, dressy 01' easy-fitting V V
1, Ulsterettcs, trim allldwsnappy
6' Riclmcss is a characteristic .111th new fabrics, whether 11131111 blue green
And they are bore :16 a say lug of live or ten
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or Oxford in prevailing color-tone. Tlch alive and hail lSomc illixturcs arc in. 1
Spirinv. '
$20 to $85.
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Gathering of overcoats from these finest tailors,
number of models, splendid fabrics, special value:
135.1-
Don’t buy an overcoat, unless you are going to need it for your comfort V
and satisfaction during the coming cold season. When you buy, choose a good
one. the best you can find for the price. The best gives greatest service. It
you really care about getting an extra moncv ’s north, choose now here!
‘ Main floor. rear. 111.. .
Men’s news
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for wOmen.
about furs . V T V
Men—Just such a fur coat or small furs as women moat appreciate, are
now to be picked here at a fine saving.
Coon" Coats for motoring, fine Hudson seal for dress occasions, beautiful
muffs and small trust-thwart; at command today at prices much less than 601‘
day’s yalue.
This, too, 13 because we bought long ago—for since then prices have '
jumped. . .
-’ motley, 'a'n'y coat in this impressive collection cannot be duplicated frbnt
tile jfimlefs who. make worthy furs-amines we pay a halt more; ~,
16.: Thesafinga me; bladders the savings you may make now. ill,
s. tinnitus" chomsaglftotflmhnthmnpltnow‘.
Norwalk Chronicler