in; scrim. Madras and Figured
" 8m in white, corn and colors,
Indus and Scrims; also a large
finicky of Grotonne in new de-
T‘J.‘ signs for draperies.
E. K. BANKS
All of Dill:l‘.'ll<
members
Women's Relief Corps, No. 15, please
meet Friday at 3:12!) p. in.
importance must be transacted.
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E. ii. llu‘l‘s auxiliary srhoonrr
yacht. Mallard. was on Saturday pu'l-
t
Ted out on the ens: heath of lielle is
i
land in Order to tnnlge {WI-1311‘ 1“ 13;.» W. m
stirring box. t
i :
—\\'omen'.’< full fashion: finr silk
thread liOsiery at unusuai prim-s n:
Keeler's Shoe Stole. ;
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Jack Ledwith spent Sunday ir
Brooklyn ullentiin': the eluiwtening oi.
his: brother's child l‘. r. 'i‘ A. imiy‘
of “Deer Lodge," Shunt-'13. ilC'YL‘il
godfather to the infant A family re~'
union followel the t':'::ti‘.'i ‘L l
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'fiie Heating & l’lumhms: emxm'xy
unlozidul :in iumtenw hm'e" mi in.
US
:t"
proud type it? the (‘oi- lunn building
Main and Wall :ztree‘.: ‘Iru murmur:
as the bush: for .l er“-\ i: 9.5:: ;~j ,4 1.,
fro the entire inziitiin :
Changing hat’ in :i .ll.‘.;ii| e2 it
or by amide-m or design i»
(‘t mmon thing but it is widow
second man ‘
\=.'« ,1
léf‘ lid 1L4
l'i‘
’llll till H"
il:-'
“CI-
in
:imf
comes off the
to :t drummer
happened
McCarthy's restaurant ;. 9h» supper
hour inst erening. .
Representativ 5- of :1 local stovnue
company said this iil')!‘:;.~ll.$ the.“ iwrer
in this city had there turn so :Ireu' :1
in ills ('tv hail there hen so :I‘vut ti
demand for eu'rything in Lik- wny m‘
n nwm'inx' van for transportation o"
household goods both to and from this
city as well as for storage. space in l:"-;
warehouse. The hitter was at a pro-
minm he mid and citied cases where
clients were waitin: for sufiii‘ient
room to storr their lures .t:;.i p ':i:i‘e~'.
during the Wliilt‘t'. b rm.- 1:1.‘f world
close thei. 0-"-
re)
home-.4 and . ~ Sullili.
(tthix‘: ‘i Yot 1-.
yesterday asking.- the prise for ti.»ii\er\
of :i ran ion-l of l'Ili'niiu".- (your :m up-
tow“ .~'- (tiori in New Yin}; .md prompt
ly accepted the price but our.» told that
delivery could 1... until I!
(gill-Hi hunt T; v"
Yii..'.ir‘
not
\Vu‘l‘lt' ll'mn unlit}:
HUYLER‘S t
SWEET CHOCOLATE
10 Cents .
Stillson-Poweil Corporation
South N orwalk
YOUR SUC C E55
in these after-war times
depends upon your contin.
ning the habits of thrift
you were forced to prac-
tice during the war, and i
not giving way to the de. ..
“ sire to spend, now that all
in
'W 41EE‘E?A1.LCK-MW
res ctions are removed.
A
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to your Savings Ac-
t REGULARLY.
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‘uld a complete assortment of _
thwlt‘rr
Business of]
W
Facts are stubborn things—-
but you can't alter the fact
that
are stylish, of good quality
ard big value.
Don't envy the man wearing
it smart Hat~ccme here and
get a “Millory.”
We‘ll fit you with the most
becoming Hztt you ever wore
in most no time.
Soft hats in the new shapes
ard shades.
D31 bias in dashing. distinctive
styles.
Rogers & Stevens
NOT‘WJlk South Norwaik
’i‘he Loeel ironic guard companie:
will i't“\Uill~' their drills in the fiwt
\i'et k in” October.
Kit:
of iii .\'t wtown Terrace hztve relu'netl
Week‘s vacation trip to
O
from :I tun
Hartford.
Edward (“ziney is quite ill of influen.
73 at his home on Prospect street
which is one of the first cases report-
ed this month.
“'illimn \Veinrieh. .lr.. of if) Dorer
street who has erecently been dis-
ehurzcd from the ['nited States Navy.
and left for the sub-
New London to-
hun l‘l"t‘ll'l.‘i0d
marine ll:l\:ll base :it
day.
The l‘t‘:lil,ll' nion'hiy meeting of the
Snnduy St "on! i'omniitiee of the Nur-
w;xlk .\l l-I. ehurrli \\';is held last en»
Tomorrow the Official]
will
llllli. niLlel
(luverntnu Hoard or the church
hold 1! i’t‘L‘ilii' meeting.
and Mrs. Edward ll. .\llt:‘(‘li()ll$1'
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1V OR WALK
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Wedding Aniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack30n
and Mrs. N. M. Jack-son.
avenue, South Noranllr.
of l“
are
N r.
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mr'
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SOCIETY if
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. . _ . land an (x )eriencr?d o onent (a able
I'today (‘eiebrntmz their 39th weddmfl' 0f extend'1 it i p? ‘t p
. ‘ - 1 ' I w uni .
»ani\‘m‘sar_v. also the lutthdav nnnner» .55 9" ‘0‘ ‘
‘sary of their-son. “’iliiam Sydney
Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson were:
married Tuesdav evening. Sept. 30,:
1884. by the Rev. Mr. Sentieid of the
Congregational churrh of
Rev. Seot‘ielal was the son inlaw
the lute llemy \\'ni'd lieet'ncr
of
Stamford.l
nr-l.
neph >\\' of the late aulhuress Harriet:
lleeeher Stone. 'l‘h?s 'i'ursddy. T‘pt ,
'30. lf‘lit nmri‘s the :‘,'~t':\. anoint : rill)"
'ef their Wedding.
(pogo-3'. of
Sufiiln‘. “'5‘"
and .‘ll's.
Farm.~
Mr. and Mir‘. I‘ldfivll' 1..
.Niru‘tuwn in Hue.
; \lr‘x llrnry
‘l-‘inrh :it "Bromine“-
iliil, \\'ilron.
i l'nul Luther. formerly
Tun-nine. .\'or\rnll;. but now of Vermont.
denim
SLIP”:
l-‘int ll
('he-i—
ill}?
0! Nev. town
ut'eete'l many friends lime
wh'le tllt .t shut llllblllt‘r.‘ tr;;- :1 -‘.x:.<
Itlnt‘t“,
.‘lr, uni Mrs. .itzrwplt 3i l‘~‘z of
Norwnlk. inn: 3‘:-
.\ii. 11"“! .\i: ~
1"
:‘ \'l.<ll wi'i:
in \‘.'t .~i.‘:i
l'uri ‘~i!'4'vl, :l.—‘t
turned from
\\'iiii: .n H. itobin on.
\\'t 5'»
limit-‘- ufi. 3‘
Mrs. i-‘mnk .\l:ir'i.:ni_':blin ow
pml iu'enu.‘ has
an enjoyable visit with lilf‘lltl“ a? Oys-
ret urned
tet' llzty.
Howard .‘iailler. of l'.’ I‘.i‘u-:'»i:ie
avenue spent the week end at hi~
home in “'oodmere, l.. i.. mulch: t‘h‘
trip by automobile.
. ..
‘ Mrs. Geome Brown of l‘._:l..~‘f"rid
has be n a visitor with Mrs. Elbert
(‘nrver of Nwl‘lll avenue. Mr: t‘urVer
is still on the invilid list.
Mr“. George Albin an'd master i-Zrn <1
.\ihin. of 13 Academy str’mt-i. spent tie
week end with relatives in “'eston.
Nils-s lrene linnncllu nt‘ \Vil\“l".‘."0ii
ll (‘.. null
Mrs. Michael T. l‘Jilnell}. ot‘ fl .‘ld‘il
street.
. .C. .
is Visitinxz her IIIII""n:<. .‘l.
Arr. K‘ ~ . - - ~
l‘ n VThe Durml \\"tll he ill lln undo tome
T.‘Q§t¢‘rdav mornihz will be held from
'New York -"iiv May 3th.
,Sonth xtllvfalk :“illi'on_
,nmtor \‘rhirlis more into use for mail
pelled to make his way nfmut on
u
l
Raymond l llt'll. of is .\'t wtou-i ura- ,
nue spent over Sunday at his home in
Agitaloi‘n‘ who (111110 from Brooklyn cal shops, liz'iu': in 1“? mi
of Main street and sotuw
yesterday to interview employes
. " ~. \ . « p.
the Tiistani company slice >.‘.III> on on “ilton ‘ ‘9‘”-
i
“'oik ;‘ prouressin: rapidly on the i’ninn streit, did not make their apw
,ww 1mm 0" the Royal James site. peurnut'e among the Workers y'eiler- for» a nummxz of gears arm \\:i..- zip-n
, _ - -- -- \ ._ ~ ‘ . ‘ - .
Tllt' iii-w slilz l'tltll‘a‘ OVPI‘ lllt‘ entire day “(u-moon or |()da_\‘_ The pfllof‘o" X‘P- employ Pd {0‘ “0““) “.110 T): l-h (Ilulu
buildiiu bring completed today. and ported there was no distur‘tuure of man Biothrs. For "13“} .‘HUF lli‘ “'3
other Work on both the interior and
exterior rushed 51> rapidly
as possible.
Is
hein;
A but :1
’l‘tnst (‘onipuny run, and in trusts coy-
nzzin iuu't ' live i‘oreier
erim: :i ion: period of tin», iI-‘i‘pt‘iiiill
Q‘thll’lli‘t‘ is \llzll. So the thouzhtt‘ul
mnn Y.t‘.l.li‘.» 1h.» Sulllli Nut-walk Trust
("Uttliniiii :lS i::i.~!e‘ Mi his inflate,
thu< pvm'idiii‘: .iuuins: :in)‘ lli":lli in
the p illfildilit e. :iit- d1iiie~ imolx-
Q‘l‘.
l-I\. liciilxii‘m to: iiit‘ initial unit o:
the |= *wzn-znd ‘xi- .;.l.§i:ion to the plant
the .\t-r\\:t‘.l< 'l‘aiw
gov iw-fr-t piiuhed~ and :1 new private
siding
[ill
Hon '1.»
i‘-:|nli‘n_\' ilranch start‘
in: in»; helm" the new Cl‘OSSlllf; nu
livitlrn lii'l Menu-2 and running to the
i‘nnstt'iittetl.
:r‘llllllllL‘. 1: twin:
main
'l'hr t :ll'lllell euniniiitee of Fix-Rem?"
Tribe .\o. 3‘). 1. t). 0. ll. .\l. met Ins:
qvt'ifiz‘g and perfected plains tor the
bi: Trading Post which will open next
Week and continue every evening
elosinu Saturday night Oct. ll. A
numh r of novel features are prom-
ised.
LUGGAGE
The Right Sort oi
Trunks and Boys I
May Be Selected Here
A W. Hodge
"Imam ”saga. K '
3.
any kind.
The LillllOS' I". ncvolent Aszoclation
First Congregational
Green. Norwnlk, will meet :it
The speak: 1' will
of _\'e w
l
' (If iln‘
on itit‘
:2 p m. \\'eiines'lzi_\‘.
in: Mrs George Roht‘t‘t<i1n
York who will talk on "Ovrr Sms Ft:
The Kind \Vord Circli-
It «lunar oi the social hour.
\ ip‘ah
A“.
uurdidiy invited.
The annual nlt'tlilli: of Lady Mr
: i.:iehi.:n Lodge i)mi;'.iters ni‘ S(i‘- w
will be held at lled .\l»'n'> hall 2’ . lain
sin M tomorrow evening \- hen eit‘it er.»
Ann‘ler important feature will i»: tho"
'ui -!" th"- l-vrril 'l"‘.l‘:llil.‘ {I
(2
ill
“"51 was held :1:
Suit‘. Nth-17th.
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i YOL-R HEART
‘ Does it Flutter, Pa'pitate 0.- Skip
, Beats? Have you Shortness of Breath.
; Tenderness, Numbness or Pain in [en
iside. Dizziness, Fainting Spells, Spots
, before eyes. Sudden starting in sleep.
,Ncrvousnesa, Nightmare, Hungry or
EWeak Spells, Opprccsed Feeling in
,chcst, Choking Sensation in throat,
f Painful to lie on' left side, Cold
gHands or Feet, DifficuiL Breathing,
1 Heart Dropsy, Swelling of feet or
iankies, or Neuralgia around heat-ti
It you have one or more 0 {the above
symptoms, don't tail to use PEP
SENNA. Not a secret medicine. It
is said taht one person out or every
1 four has a weak hgart. Three-fourth:-
l or these dokmt know it. and hundreds
l wrongfully treat themselves .tor the
mach, Lingo, Kidney: or None:
wiZ‘. lie"
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..w.i [mike FONT-"llfi-I'i ot the artirllie difficult-ma willie. ;.ug:n pumii .‘\'
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‘ large gallery Was that between Mrs. G.
[robbed of a humble watcn. a diamond
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msnAY. see-r :4: 301,
FoR’ AMPIONSHIP
Shawnee On The Delaware. Pa..
Sept. 30.——When"t'he thirty-two women
8011’"? who qualified for the national
championship teed off here this mornv
ins. it was freely predicted that the
winner of the upper bracket would be
the. next title holder. The luck of the
draw has put most of the recognized
Potential champions in the upper half.
(Ogetlmr with the present title holder.
Miss Alexa Stirling. of Atlanta.
Miss Stirling today was engaged
with Mrs. Caleb F. Fox, of Philadel-
Dhia, in what is picked as one of the
feature matches of ll‘.(‘ day in that
brouxht together the title holder
.» 83LFER§TR i ;
Another
match which was expected to draw 3
Henry Stetson. one of the best or the
eastern players, and Ali’s Blame It.»
Senthal. of Chicago.
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DEATBBAND FUNERA L8
David L. Spicer.
The funeral of lxniil i.. Spit-er \“ll"
died at th\ Norwaik iioqu‘ini t-nrl)‘
the Shannon! undertakin: parlors. in
Mill" FYI‘PPI this afternon at 2 n'fl-N'lx.
Rf'i'. Ernfd )[szr-gm w'li nft‘it‘t'nte.
V\‘.i~' Torn in
ix‘f‘fi cum"
to Norwnik nearly half .1 reniurr ago
and has tom: been a {zimztiar figure-
f.‘ V. T
hail the tonilnrt it“; imam: mail b)-
Noruaik Office and
His diminti
tire pom} dil(l..lllfll‘ mrt twin: one of
mar-n, we'e
. FZIJH‘. \I'han
tar): \lr. Spicrr “ho
on loral sire ‘ts. many years lm
lift-t n [lip {his}
fights of Illa but
z-n' jllsl
the old
wry wtt'iri tl:
tit liven Mr. his (Cnirzut
and tween workin: up a trade in see
nnd hnnd furniture piish'z: :1 two
wheeled run about th uptown streets"
for his (OllPt‘llUnS and dwlivo-ries until
he «as srl’ upon by mu;- young men;
one Sunday evening in Apiil. 1913.:
and so badly beaten that h‘ \\'u~‘ crip-
pled for lit» and after that “us cor.;-,
(‘l“l( :
(-hes. Althoueh of :lizh: Guild and”
over SO years of age at the time. he put
up a stiff fizht. and after getting out‘
of the hospital open- d}: little shop on
Water street where he i"; set upon:
one evening set ‘ral months ago and,
Spicer lo-t
pin and quite a sum of money. . Of the way' v.0“ 11 never know
- ; come, the anxiety, the suspense.
Charles R. James. '
Charles R. James. more a: nnrnii': The sacrifice wasn t all on your side—get mt on tht paint
known as .ies:e James. a native of NOW you're back—and they 're almighty pm of you. And more than anyth'ng they W.
Norwalk and a :‘Nldrnt here unm learn from your own lips the thousand intimste, little details of your da vs in camn andTiI: b
19.12. died .I. ln< home in New llv'mw-
wlek: N .l. on Septeml ‘r 2“,
about (10 years He learned the trmie
hotter and “orkmt in .‘i number 0." 7‘»
and in the field.
it :eii
—‘
so
tun pun; ' .
It 3 “old stufl
>2ll“0!l on Mnin s:
lie (“‘Illllll‘ll‘d a
You Owe It to the Folks--
You men who've worn thekhaki or
War Service Record Book that you've been reading about.
, You went away and did your duty.
:I‘ell them. It 's the little everyday things they want to know. because they love vcu. Dc
get impatient when they floozl you w I
right off the army and navy terms.
‘ to you—but they've waited a long time for the story.
—and then put your pictures.
things are still fresh in ycur mind—and give it to the folks.
You don’t know how tend 3rly they'll turn its pages.
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Ix; a u «use:
the blue—you owe it tithe folks to get and fii‘.‘ -
of mung. Your folks backed you to the limit. ever?-
hst 'theyiwent NHL—the tragedy of the letter that :i
“h questions, and remember that they can‘t underszw’l
papers and clipping- into this book. “fill in the blur-.3: = l:
one of the most attire ittv‘nt‘wrs t. .
o .
the l‘hmnix Enzinu (‘3 ‘ Y u owe it to them'
__ .
Veteran Arthur L. Post. f
Arthur it, Post :1 it team of :h - Hi a
\\'.'ti‘ dim! nv
diers.
the Fl‘aii Home for u’
are: '
Nill‘htti‘; :*"‘i"lil:‘.‘.'
\voni‘s. llis uqiiains Will an Filli‘llwl ,,
Merilhn fox burial toxin}
__ only $1.98.
FRENCH TO STR-ENGTHEIN BOt...
CHEWK RUSSCAN BLOCKADE‘
By special arrangement with the palishers The Evening -
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IE is‘ said the Council considered
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“It" met by; 1;) ii;.'
timid 'tt lie-nor ot‘ DXOIllil’lt'lll (ii-zt-w
and t~\"i'lt‘(l to SS. l’eter nod l‘axui
(:llllt‘ClY'Sl. where low mass “as (‘1 le-
hmvxl. ~1tions by Governor Dl'elo
112121 and Mayor Gainer lofl0l\i«l.
n..i.
result it Germany should ren'w i.»
intions with Russia “inn the ll't‘dry
of pint e ( l".‘."‘5 into .3511- ‘-‘
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CITY NATIONAL BANK, at South Norwalk, Conn. Lu
made the following dangers: Increased the working spar: of
the bank and charged {mmlhc old Boston Ledger System to
the new and unto-the-mmute STATEMENT SYSTEM.
WE sonar: cccozmrs WHETHER LARGE on
SMALL.
The City National Bank
m lea-wax. Con l
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