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‘ AND OVERCOATS
Right Styles
Right Prices
$25.00 and better
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Joseph Davis
85 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
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Friends in this (ll)' lllt' lt-t‘(l\'lll2
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A meeting of the second district ‘ ' ' (km
voters and taxpayers will be held in General Stnke In an In.
the (‘ity Hall tomorow night.
Haters of routine business Were
transacted at the meeting of Douglas:
Fowler Post, G. A. R., last evening. 3
Howard Adams, of Grumma'n avenuej
was attested in this city today fOI'dlave hppn in entire agreement
the Stamford police Cl‘al'gpd with the with Premier Nitti over the stand‘
non-support of his wife. to [,0 taken regarding fl“, tl'Au-
The annual election of officers 0: liunzo coup, and as head of the
Bishop chwick Assembly, Knights of‘ ltalian peace mission at. Paris, he
Columbus, will be held. in the K. ot‘C. has been unsuccessful so far in
rooms in \Vashington street, South bringing: about a solution of the
thl‘walk, this evening at 3 o‘clock. l Flume question by the Paris (‘on-
The East Norwalk fire indicator "”9“?“- Th" mm“ "‘09!“ Plan fm‘
has been innanpd at the Cenlral Fire’ an adJustineut which lie partcipat—
station. The Central station n‘ow noun-‘0d m arranging is said ‘0 “3""
es the indicators of the first, secmd 1’5”" “"".""‘."‘d by France an“
and third districts. ”The East Side‘in- (”Tat Britain, bllt American 9"'
dicator was installed last week. idorsement is understood to have
been lacking, intiinations from
sources close to President \\'ilson
being;r that there had been no
.cllaiigc in his \'iews. long ago ex-
pressed, that Fillme should not go
to Italy.
Fll'lll‘}. Sunday. Sept. ‘21.—
'l‘hrt-c iloillbs wcrc thrown at pn—
tl‘ols today from a window iii a
cllczlp lodging: liotlw \\'lll’l't' sever-
al t'roaltialis are said to have lwcll
living. "l‘llcrc were no scrious rc-
dustries, Army Dissolution’
and Govrnment. Over-
throw
(Continued from Page One).
The 37th annual meeting of Nor-
walk Lodge. No. 709, Benevolent and
l’iotective Order of Elks, will be held
at the Elk‘s Home. tomorrow evening
at 8 o'clock. Much business of im-
poitanee will be. taken up.
th'l‘lllill‘l t‘ouncil. Roval Art‘anllm.
will imltl its setond monthly meeting
at 9 o'clock tonight. Supreme Repre-
of
the Grand t‘ouncil. will honor Sherman
('tlllllt‘il with an official visit It H ””1”“ 1”” "““H' *"I‘HN'S """"i"‘5‘l
almwr-w. ui'gnnily quupsied that a” slight injuries. Hllicrwlsc the
”mnnu-w In) priest-FL _town remains calm and ill lull
t'tlllll‘ol of the (l..\llllull7.itl form‘s.
Ll'Xl‘iMlil'liii, Sept, ll lt'oi‘-I
[‘t‘rilitilltlt‘llt‘t' ill' The Associated
l’rcss‘.~—.\ll .\nlcricail' trooin
have withdrawn from ll‘u
Mir-s ('m'nelin Odell has returned to
llt'l‘ tome iii this citv after a visit.
with Mr. and Mrs. James Gould.
Philadelphia. Miss ()dcll witnessed
”w "”1" hmw‘mn Roekaway (iralld Duchy. which had been or:
and Meadow Brook teams in that (lili', t'llpil'tl gin“. lust l),.,.,.mb,.r h).
Saturday, and spent Sunday at Atlanto ”m“ ”1- the Third l'llilcd Statw
iv t‘itv.
or
iH't‘H
23ml-
loni of government funds. the Ger-“
man government being rcspons~
ililc. according to the peace terms.
for the expenses of only the arm—
ies of occupation gin (it’l‘lllflll)'.
Nine ofiicers have been working
since spring on fit? one ion of
settling claims and exp'; t to’ be
engaged three months longer on
this task. '
According to reports made by
American officers to the headquar-
ters of the American forces iii
Germany, a large number of uni-
forms appear to have been sold
by soldiers in Each and other
Lnxemburg towns and many civil-
ians may be seen in the streets
dressed froili head to foot in l'liit-
ed States army khaki.
\'l(‘llY, France. Sept. ‘13.-
Preparations are being made to
receive several hundred American
solilic1(s who will be distributed
illlltill}! hotels here, their state of
health being such as to preclude
their immediate return to Anter-
ica.
PARIS, Sept, iii—The slallls oi.
the former Austro-lltlngariall
crown land oi" Galicia was before
Illc Supreme ('ouncil for discus—
sion this morning. Premier l‘adcr—
t'\\'.\ki, of Poland, was heal-ll by the
t‘oullcil. pl‘csclliillz the Polish
vicw as to the disposition ol' the
territory. (The claims of lilt' l’oll-e
and l’krainiails as to tlalicia .‘ll't'
\\'ivlcly at variant-cl.
Stephen l’ichon, lllc From-ll
Fort-mil Minister. pl'csitll-tl over
the t'ouncil's session.
.i).\lilt\., S0)”. 23.-——Fl't‘llt‘ll \‘Dt‘l'»-
ial correspondents sent to l-‘iliinc
m.-
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are still filing: dispatches from
Mattuglie. a town about nine llii «N
northwest'oi' that city. The lep-
rcseiitative of the Journal
that. although the Hrclridiwx :h'l
Arditti may have wavered, ill”
('aribinccrs remain faithful and
see that no one passes the armis-
tice line. Two Italian correspond-
cuts who tried to get into l‘iiitnic
are now iii jail at Abbazia. ;
'l‘elcgraphing on Friday. he says
the Italian battleship Dante Alia.
herie and cruiser Emanuel 'E.
Filiberto have left the Fitnnc road-
stcad. leaving some one hundred
of their marines among: the ll‘.\ll»:
nunzio troops. Oil board the i‘oi‘inJ
cr was Admiral (‘assailovin who
was arrested by ('aptain d ‘Annull-
zio when he went to Fininc at the
instance of Premier Xiiti. .
The correspondent says Home
has food supplies stifiicicllt for two
months and quotes d‘Ainllinzio as
saying: “If my sovereign. \‘ictol‘
Emmanuel himself. ['il‘t‘st’lllt‘tl him-
self. he would not pass the line of
xiv;
'sentiilcls until he afiirmcd to inc
he was the king: of ltalian l’itlnlc.”
PARIS. Sept. 3ii.-—.\lt‘lllllt'l'\ ot'
the Dutch dclcgalioil ill this cit)
cinpliaticallr deny tlic l‘l‘ll‘ll'li'tl
break in diplomatic relations 1,...
tween liclgillin and Holland. .lolllif
llccr Rcilcke van Swilld-Wll. “mid
of tllc .\'<-tllcrlalld.~ rcprcsclltntivcs
here. said ititlil)’ l'l 'l‘llc .\ “Heinlcd
l’i‘css: "Quite on tllc contrary. I
have felt we were Hearing on lllli
(it‘l‘\lHlltlill;_' on lil" lllll'slitllh un»
tlt‘l‘ discussion.” i
\\’ant Ads. Bring R‘t-‘il's.
; HOWLAND'S
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i Entrances on Main St., Fairficld Avc., Cannon Si. Wu]
! W The weather: no and PM)”. 1“
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’ ' 0-day. W‘K‘l‘ 22. 1010. .0.“
Store open ’61 6; Saturdays 'til 9.
' Here are women’s
excellent shoes .
at but $7.50. '
Lots and lots of talk these days about high price of,
shoes. -
t': “i Can't find Ii
l Common thing to hear soincbod .x _
2 or SIS".
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pair of shoes fit to wear for less than 81
i Yet here is news of :1 lot of excellent :lttracthc goodat
,fitfiiig shoes for women zit $7.30.
’ Here is the reuon:— 9 i
ii The maker who built them on special "
l orders was “held up” by labor trouble.
t He didn’t get them ready on time. I
‘ Buyer refused to take them for he had ,
; bought. others. We took them quickly. 1
1,, ’ For we got them at a price. t «‘
-—- ., . i Here
lAi'lny. The French i'ccclltly placed -.. \ m the fimz— /
John M. (llmer is buildlnl: three six ' olic battalion of infantry ill the H
a ' ' y- - . ‘ . (_' ' . .
mm“ bungalow... 0., Wonuy put-cm... (:rand Illiclly, ..n.- lmn.ir.-.i xtlltl- , l Gunmetal caltskin \Hill gray hubutk top, ) ”th
R d l .3
ttl property on Martin Beach. The eot-i icrs being: stationch in liscli, and
We are now located in our new store, next to post-office,
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’«z‘aptain Robert ()l>t‘n. of ill llllliitt
avenue. has reintnrd \Vlill ll'< family
'to his rem-nil. blult limlu oil the Mar-
: Fine tan calfskin with tan Nubuck top, 0 inch ,
.n “cam “a... on ii... lg... gm.“ t;l:,:. to be for sale upon completion 23ilnlil illc l'it_v of lillXt‘lllll-lll'fl.
i, . \\ill be built by -(‘ontrartor \\‘altlron. ( films for damages against tllc
l‘incll brothers liar.- the cellar eon" l'llitt'd States government to thc
i!‘1lt‘i.\‘ and Thomas J. Keogh will in- illlmllllt 'ot' lJHNHNNl francs. wcl't'
emu illuinhing. illflltl I‘t't-cllil:\'. by American arln_\'
, .oi‘ficci-s to citizens oi Luxcllibul".r
t‘ol‘pol'al G. l‘ Parks, of the (‘llv who were illt'olth'nicliccd in on."
”u” recruiting Nil-”(‘9' has a supply ‘ \\‘le or another ll)" American sold-
of Victor) buttons which he will is- ' ”f
Field-mouse kid, laced model, 8 inch.
Every pair is finished with graceful toe stitched to hivci
‘eflect of tip, has Cuban heels, is fine combination of goodt
leather and good style and good service.
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A woman \‘lllt'llln'; fund» for a New
York riil<>lo‘l “'ns \\ztl‘llttl hi the pol-
, imlentials
t'll}
3r.) _\v.~7:-:d.l\ to pltnulc l
ind ul-ta‘n l llt'lll'il from the
*1 lerk's lllllt‘“,
125 Washington street. In addition to our stock of hardware,
First two styles in widths B C and D, sizes 21/3 to 3 i
jewelry, .mnsioal instruments, we now carry a complete line of
, ‘ . » '- ii - "‘lillll pcrcelllairc
_\..“~ <;lllt'll\l.tlll 3' ill-'lr‘ml' lb“ . . ' ~ . .. , ,ltl\ \IHI ‘ " . ' _ . . . . , ‘ . 11/
Mmuwn Sm“ :3 NW”. “Hm sllf‘t'i. Lil? to an} -\iil(‘Pl.. inlisrcd man “or. tlloso plaiilis wm-n tor damages to House Furnishing. we anlte your inspection. . .Thll'd style m Widths AA A B dlld L, 51268 ./J ‘0 3 _
. .. 7A ’77 nurse who solved in the army “mmzllligliways h}. “automobile trucks. ’ 1 1 ‘
Louis l1 mininnzln. In years old, of the war. The“) buttons w,“ not hel'lll addition. 2.000.000 francs were 11.11 ”Ly“ _
uiven to civilian candidates who wereivam to citizens aiid hoicl keepers
~. . ~ <l .. - . '.‘t' u'ou h
‘9 (“Ln ‘ “1' “h” ‘nlh id H g 'i oi‘t‘ir-crs' training camps or
' You will quickly see with your own eyes
P match well with shoes
JOSE .flcEQEEEFIELD $7.50.;
men ' . ‘ ' ) ‘ I . ‘3
Ehfl Pit)" hall imqmtill: station. SllC- '1', ‘9‘” examined for the draft and for billt‘i“ ““1"”; .th“ lllllltv _ H ‘1 ‘ _. - - «it $10 or $i.—— .‘ ’
“ ‘0 “ - ' Americans \\t re in t ie nan: Norma-1y of 40 Water Street)
- ~.-‘ - .« ' .l ‘xulninations in , , .. _ .- . . _
“1* ”ml “1"”, m“ ’ turned down because of physical (liS-_ lint-hr. “In“. name- are "”1 t'llai‘fl‘ 31mm 000!. Hm.
Rtami‘ord yesterday. He was sent to
Fort Slum", ml. “gunman, to me “b“it-V- 4 - ,. ’3‘ .1 cd .atrzlipst licrlin. lint were paid ‘ g . . .. ‘ ; , ‘ , >~ ,. p i:
inVail'y {up 5. l \ it'o- (in ill" )lPXit'fl‘l -._*._. .. > ' ' ‘ "’ W ‘ W \ ._. ‘ fl - i -— -‘ _A-— h ‘ ‘—"""‘ h A“ y : Good WatCh L‘
border. V rmtzwzmm . tug" ~.~ — .u I ‘ , _
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'Tlitrv is not our» Pil‘t o’ \itll‘lllilV‘ W4 1S good frlend
.‘n I'Pt‘tll'tl .lt ill“ ofl‘ltw ol .lillllt‘x‘ VJ; . :
“'lliilit“5t‘_\’, state collin.i.<.~'iont-r on do-:
.~':lid by "1.:
lleputy ('omniissionr-r l‘lmllc; l., t‘ol-
ton recently lllal (‘onnovt-ilcut has.
nestle. animals. illltl i1 was
How we depend upon our watches. They bring us.
home to meals on time. They get us to the station at train— .
time, They order our going to work and our going out ion, 2:91
.uff." ”O. '2'
The advertisements are
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own more fl‘t‘v {loin lli> (ha-use than}? i cxcning 0f enjoyment.
miter Slates. . . ' . . E w ,
-———- l , if watch is a good one, ’tlS good f riend. But if not U, Q"
lain-I» llonn-Illv i< :lchl'liS'inE' ’O'l'i‘ . ‘ I ‘ ' ' 3 ..
a.» Tun-mum \‘zmmm Cleaner-i - . i . Here are watches to be depended on. And they are .
.. ~ *an 'hn' ”it“ i“ ”W M“ It more an y pe an d :l attractive tasteful and varied in pattern. »" “
. l. r- it: i ‘kt't. ' l -.:
x I l m“ i ’1 For women For men
.‘- ilViL'l' .ltll.ll K‘wlull tlf lllir'l city iii}. if - v ‘ . -, ll
m: momaw nl'l’y mentioned as a can-lt - , i i Bracelet watches from W altham and tlgin WHlCh- a
; ". 2‘ as bankruptcyi
county. Judgettg
lridgeport, the,
for appointment
Switzerland, gold-filled cases,
arantced movement—$17
o $23.50.
es, built by the masters oil ,
America, convenient N0. '12}!
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The reason that the world is so much more
lini'lks (it
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lt-i " ‘.\
on rem “twee will terminate his of~' ’ ° . . , ' _ ( .1 {a I ~
.. m. rpm-.. n... i...» day of Dim??— - comfortable and COHVCfllCflt a place [10“ adays .. L880!“ gold bracelet watch- 211:; izgéslgltgdgip; 6:121:
,,. ~ 4' hi. year for he ascents e, > . o . ' ~ 5. ' fine mOVCantS,1—$37 i0 ._, . .. . 3 .
,...lmu.il ‘5 because ad"e'tls'"g has made, 1t DOS 'ble $.45- . solid gold—$36and s40. ..'
, “f‘; H, i for merchants and manufacturers to tell you 3,. 1.... .1... . .
"LIXJLTIIJTJ.111.2...1....‘2....l.i§ what they have to offer, Without waiting for i,
visit Mrs. George Keeler of‘fl
.nl. >ll‘eet, a member and past pres-
the news to spread by word of mouth.
' Great big rich
TWCI‘.”XT”b/mf
"ent of that order. Games were play-
‘tzmt music It vocal selectiqns . . ---$
i..n.....db§§.medofmeme": The advertiser has been able to tell many ‘ couCh covers 7-50-
.»: A fine dinner an supper wer p , . _
If; .. .. o ess e a . a ' ‘~ ~ * They are of extra Size, both length and Width. and
aigftl‘iinigmgljtiht- Timggihisg people at once abom his 300038. In ““3 “ a] .l, glow with splendid colors arranged in tasteful impressive
385?; I:ié'ipelMiiisi‘g‘.‘Rim?, he can sell a great many more articles in a ldeSIKHS- . _
at: pmnoid, Mrs. George Singerfi . . , l 7“ i Tapestry, extra heavy of texture, reverSible—ion: ,
in; A D‘V‘WMHM’S' S'Immfimi' ’ given time and therefore more cheaply. ‘ ~Be- .. pattern is of equal attraction and effect upon each side. 5
vitsch, Ml". B. Danke. 1T5. \ar . . . . 7, l . . ~ . i
e. 'rs raemer. . iss 3- ‘ ' Oncntalm effect, With such blending of hues that they;
;z...:.§,ént;fi% “2...... 3.. in : F3959 of adverttsmg it has been possnblc to Q must themselves to furnishing of room— $7.50 ... a,
:L‘if’ifig.“éiafia‘léitififi5653033 invent, develope and market countless articles i l m. a... .. M,
. win an . rs. eor e 'ee er.—Dan- <. . .‘ . ‘1‘, . , '
w. NEW: G g 1‘ ' . “ of comfort that you now think of a: necessi- . Ta tl’ Brussels . , .
"“ ‘—' ‘ ties, whichsome years ago even the wealthy Des y . i.
for bedroom.
Good mg for bedroom is tapestry Brussels. “""" zWail
it is light enough of weight so it is to be kept swept;
cleanly without much difficulty.
it dings closel to the floor, is even of weave, is agrees 1
ii ”hel’eople’s TrustCo. _ could not have bought. It’ would not have
hm“ Nmmlk‘ cm“ ‘ _ ' ‘ paid to. makea few toyrder. ‘
.9c_:osits, Capital and Surplus .
a over $600,000.00 ._ ‘
’re-Cdent—GM. P. Hill! '
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The advertisements are something more than
WW and ta'kf ' They are a dafly service you}. ‘ underfoot, a itmrslonzand satisfactorily. ..
i i Im" II. i 0|! in addition to the 0th“ ' ‘ , , insumluswaveandof allover effect, it. gains ‘in
gazifhzmm ‘ I m-RWWWMMWWesmu“
Vice-President—H. I. I...
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