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85 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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WEATHER. FORECAST.
.1H- and vicinity: Fuse-tiled t0»
and l-‘riday, probably light show—
fightiy warincr. For (‘onnecti-
«Windy and warmer with proba~
.mwrs tonight and Friday morn:
'nmlt-raiv vast and south winds.
. Iwulltti‘ continues :vnr-rally
'1.“ and unsettled with local rains
» i.oitlu-rn (llfilllCIS east. of the
..i \\ \liiuntains. The greatest}
with «it rain reported during the
v '\\I‘lli) four hours was 1 46 inches
‘~.\'.:,~'hin;ton. and it was rainy all the
Hunt \\'11<liinuttiti ll) Niw York.
.. Viillliititt‘t' ot coneidt‘rablc i-nerizy
tviliiill mo-r Minnrsotu. The tour
:. ‘lil"' is ri>inz in thv central dis-i
rirw and is, now above normal, but
-;.i‘!i|lo‘.< low in New lineland.
{City Newsi
. L'uiar monthly lili'f‘llnz of the
7'x‘di‘l til llll't‘t'lOi'S tit Iii- South Nor-
“...k i'uhlic l.ilnary_ will he held in
1'.» l.liii‘1li'_\' Building, on Friday even,
'Hltt'i 12rd. 1911‘. at i izht o‘clock.I
t i
"ylllllllrlll' peopleiarv kidding thvnr
Ht. ~ with the idea that all tlli<r1tinV1
‘n‘wilni' lil~ill'k:‘, i-lvar \K‘Huil‘u‘l‘ for the
t .t21l.t;i'_\ Fair next \vi wk.
in‘. S. .\l. liietz will more Tuos’dayi
into iii> new ot't‘im- at. 47 South Main;
11117.1, formvrly owned by Dr. Clark. i
t
There will he a regular nwutinz of
Wunmna Council No. 31 l.) of 1’. all
Rid M it's hall this (“\"Pll'ln'L’ when that
A‘lllplii'ii tlt'YIQV' will ht- worked on a
v ilillln-i‘ in" (-111 didatvs.
and :i witéal hour “ill tollow.
\t "tut opt-nine of the» r-
'~ ‘71) (‘t‘nio-i'
there was, an enrollment. of £2.
toninu «law‘-
ltls‘l nizht
Fifty
thi St hot)!
it that number were untc-re-d to takm
in tln- \"Urk of thv .uAto-n’in and Pithth‘
grades.
-1 .. ‘
.‘ \‘wt’y largo n‘t'nhi-i' was nzmn For-j
;._7 th: loch i-ountvr at the hamat‘:
i
writ-h is bent? held in the Community
2‘ ll
‘l’ail Another lfll‘ifi‘ num‘ter it is eV—'
~ « 7 n i‘: will he serve d this M‘onln’:
‘fuzzi ii p. in, until the l'v-‘tiviies of
"’ turning ltnyi- ('()ill(' to a close.
7—DANClNG SATURDAY NIGHT
Hall. (trace llro-‘
m\'n ;\’<\‘Ollllil\'
‘ full Orchestra.
Samuel Rumor of the (‘onzro-
.\ll-‘llh .ivshurnn of vahury
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
2". .1 iiatz. of Broad RiVM‘ on \VH1-
liv has a national reputation
inc/or and is ('antrr 0f the
~' ' mum) at chliury.
Smilal
'Tr _~'
‘iopc llosu truck was called lo
‘1 r of Main strnet and Perry
at 10:10 o'clock 1719f night, by
till a‘arm with Driver VValdron at.
. \\Et'l
En residence of Vt‘lllinin R.
n: tit :11? Main street. A small
«it? ('lli‘l‘HCalS ayertcd all danger
Ill”
41, r.-
71.3w age.
:‘x wily number of \‘oturs Visited
.. rill‘ 12m tit id County Bank building
Nu. m; \wit street last night to see
‘ = ileiliOTlF‘i'flilO‘n of th~ voting llla‘
irrr which was in (home or RPElSil‘F
'.lilll C, Fceney. Both thin mzi-
r and the one at City Hall will
‘ - wt irhihiiion utll 9 o‘clock tonight
tnmorrow.
11. .li (lit:-
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NOTICE
fameeting of theBoard of
: tors, held September 25,
it was voted:—
‘Tnat a. dividend at the rate
:- -0121“ (4) per cent. per annum
e 'Eeclared Ito depositors in the
sa Lugs Department out of the
:1: . .ings for the six month: per-
od finding Septemha' 30, 1919,
“.6 Tome tobe entorodon pul-
It'izz andpddonnnddtOI'OO-
L',.er 10, 1919.
aw.~...-..... . .4...
tr.- ‘.
._ By order of the
g ‘ rectors. ' '
FALL l ‘ -\ ' l
SUITS AND OVERCOATS i TVORWALK “9‘
fight Styles .f‘ .. ‘ i
Right Prices l SOCIElwif
iington avenue and 30th strr-ot,
Refreshments i York City.
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1 HI llil\‘ll:$£
‘ to extinguish a (-himmr'ny'
and Personal
.NE WS ,
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MllS. AUSTIN l
Minimum
On Wednesday afternoon. October
the eighth. at a quarter before fix-o.
Mrs. Elizabeth
married to David Swing Starring of;
Chicago. )lr. Starring. a graduate ofi
Harvard. 1909. and a member 01’ the.
Austin Miller will hoi
Harvard and l'nii't'rsiiy clubs‘ is the;
son of Mr. and Mrs. Mason 8. Stairingg
of the Plaza Hotel, New York. The;
ceremony will he performed in the?
presence of relathes and a few inti-'
mate frinnds at the residence of Al-:
fred l-Ily Austin of 34 Vv’ost avenue. '
KELLEY—GOLDEN. .
.\li.\s Aches Linn Golditr ll.lil:llit . oi"
Mrs. Janus Goldi-n. ol 4 l-‘ziiri‘it-ld .i\"l
wniw. and ilr. i-‘taitl. .lnhn Kelli-x, ,~(in'
of Mr. and Mrs, l-Zuward .l. Keilv)‘. of
rib? married this
at 2:30 o'clm-k at SS. Jos-‘
rectory, R«-\. .\i. .l. Lynch offi-1
’i‘hv t'o-Ivniony was witnessed?
by llllllll‘dlllif‘. relatives. Following!
tln t'rtrvnmny friends of the bride and‘
bridvgiooni «(tended congratulatrousi
to in: and Mrs. Kelli-y at lhv home:
of thv h.idv5. Thiy left on a law at;
ti-rnoon train and will ho ahsvni tor!
ttn day»; on llH‘ll' honeymoon trip. ‘
(‘orporal Henry J. ltirland urn» his"
paicnts Mr. and ..\lr.~‘. Samuvl ('. lr
(‘i'i‘sm-nt 'I‘m‘i‘at'e.
aitt rum-n
(-pli':=
(-iattng.
land. a ploasant surprise yesterday at-
ternoun by making a hurried Pull on
them in Bates Court. He returned to
Camp Merritt last night and how-s to
receive his disrhargr in a short time.
Miss Marion )iacQum-n oi 2 llvldo-n
Place left town today to take up hvr,
studies in art. at the School of Fine
and Applied-Arts for Women, at. Lex-
Now
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Earl: and <nn
iHarry are in Trenton. N. J.. attend-
in: the bit: fair in that city.
4
Mr. and Mrs. Lyon.» of liayiland
:street are spending a week in Boston.
visiting friends.
PERFEéi‘ififi PLANS
F O}! CELEBRATION :
.-\ meotin: of the mineral (‘onnnittw'
of the ladies, amgonntd hy i‘m' t‘ktV-lm
1"“th
tiyv- (utillllititv in charge- Of tit“
: lii‘nlintt Rt1\‘.il‘v'inll is to have on iatur
‘duy :tt‘ti-rnwin and “\Vl‘ililjl ()otoho r ix,
wi‘i 'lii‘f'l in the hose company hall
this :it'trrnunn for the purpose (it dis-
"third“: the (ii-tail»: for tlu- hiz :ift‘arr
that lllt' ladivs ot‘ lht' (illll‘
’ tni-mr Would furnish inst as ("2“!)(1 a
'llllllt'i‘ av 21 (-zituri-r (ouid tin-,i-omnii:
it" if-t't iiiw most important t'vaturr- of
ill" lingo“ da} Roxy uton has had It"
will (nu-r haw with them. Mrs. l-Zaii
l’. Slew 11.x chairman ill the (:omniittt-w
and ln‘r efficiency had been )Il‘nVl‘l]
‘\Vhll" it in lillXDOSSlblO to ltayi- all oi
the- hull-s on the general committw
tin-y virtually are lili'liil)(‘l‘.~ of tiw hi2
committee because every lady in the
village will have to do whatever snt- :~
aslu d it) illilkt‘ the affair a success.
. The "\\'uli-onie Home" celebration
needs the help of eyi-iyonn ' lu- «0.1::
,did thiir hit for inch~ Sam and now
' thv table is turrwd and tho people here
:are privilruo'd to do their hit. in ma'l'v
the boys thoroughly . nioy the1.~.sclvn-::
To make the boys l‘l'itll?“ that the
l folks here are proud of them they did
;v\'li-.it they could for the cause Mrs.
Rowland. thu enterprising solicitor for
the funds is meeting with gratifying
ruspons0 and while quite a sum has 711-.
ready bw'n collected. much more is
inoeded. 'i'ould it not he splendid to
be able to erect a bronze tablet of
Millie fitting permanent memorial in
t'm'unietnorat ion of l{0\\':1} ton's
'Sllal‘P in the ‘nig fight. upon-can-
. non squire near l.llt‘ monument
lot the Civil “'zir. the mounte‘ can-
3 none. That idea is however secondary
i the boys must. have their big day firs’t.
LUGGAGE
The Right Sort oi
Trunks and Bags
May. Be Selected llere
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Facts are stubborn thing!—
but you can't alter the fact
that
W
are stylish, of good quality
and big value.
Don't envy the man wearing
a smart Hatrcome here and
get. a. “Mallory.“
We'll fit you with the most
becoming Hat you ever wore
It: most no time.
Soft hats in the new shapes
and shades.
Derbies in dashing, distinctive
styles.
Rogers 8; Stevens
Norwalk South Norwa'h
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Mrs. Leerr-on M. Brundage
Mt ~. Ali-n - M. iii Yi‘ic widow s t‘ 9.“.
lulv Luenion ll inundarzv. iiie‘d tl-i:
morninz: all —r an ifino ss 1.! >1 to. J!
The hur.al will be from th-
ll’iillf' . '
weeks.
‘.\'hitl0vk i‘niun
Saturday afternoon gt : o'tlork, llrv
{H c-nuv til‘
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iii wilt T. \‘an IN'TI‘n officiating lt‘lt'lill‘
will lu- in Ri\vi>.(l'- (‘vmi‘lo-iy.
John A. Hedman
July) A. ilednianta well-known r-t:
idem of liqft waalk died at noun
.
yesterday at his home on if. Oslim'nc
avenue. ill. is survived by his “"113
and ninth uhihhrn. I‘lzailm’.
ford. OFl'ill‘ line No: walk.
(‘ail “flyinan Springfield.
Mrs. Axol Anlundreu .\11‘.-‘,
Hi ‘-li~
u.‘
M? ~‘r‘ .
ilai’twmk .
n? ”1 ‘Y-
Amundsen. and the Misses Clara, Al»
um and Amt li.i of this (-it}.
vml uill iw
t‘. n‘i in: k interirvn' will he in Riwr
side i mun ry
The fun
, YOUR HEART
Do. 2 -' Flutter. Patpitate cr 531‘
Beats? if A» yin: Shortness of G'eat
Tenderress, Nurkrfiss or Pair: 1'. .t "
Sid“.
before eyes. Sudden starting in s‘tcp'
Nervousness, nghtrare. Hungry or
In
in throat.
Colo
Breathing.
Cf
ankles, or Neuralgia around hearth
Weak Spells, Oppressed Feeiir;
chest, Chckirg Sensation
Painful to tie on left side.
Hands C.” Feet. Du" cult
Heart DrOpsy. Swedmg of feet
1 id Sunday nitnrnoon a?I
Dizziness. Fainting Spells. Sects‘
If you have one or more 0 tthe above '
symptoms. don't fail
SENNA. No: a
if) use
F'r'ii‘t medicine.
PEP.
it
t
t
is Said "it t on" when out of every
tour he; e szik hid-rt. Thwcvtourth.‘
. . l
of tm «— ".(i not know it. 71rd l. :ndredsi
\vronr‘ulif 71+th ‘l 1:11;" lye:
Stomach, Lungs. Kidneys or
Dom talu- any (humus
Senna ;- '~\"'hir1 You; rt .rl
ann'\ lili’fll~h‘“ll.' ..
tor the
Nerves. '
when Pep.
Endorse -
$1.00 per box at druggisls or mailcd‘
on receipt of price
The Weed Company
Wilton, Conn.
EVENING SCHOOL
OPEN
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY BVBNINGS
7 to 9:15
1111323111. BUSINE ss‘
”up-.. .DH _,
a HOWLAND’S
' Entrances on Main St. Fairfield .Ave.. Cannon SLW'"
m; (b-
WML MIDI I, IOIO.
styles produced by
( THE HOUSE OF
; ’KUPPENHEIMER
They come closest to the
young man’s ideals in the mat-
tier of style and tailoring refine-
ments—their splendid charac—
ter and tone fulfill to perfection
his demands for unusual lines
and good fit.
Prominent Values
at $45.00
Store Open ’til 6;
No Second Choice
For the discriminating young
man there “will be no second
choice after he has seen the fall
Saturdays ’til 9. “'""""'""‘.'..."‘ "M“ '.
4%"
Great Sale of .
Gold-Seal Congoleum'.
in all the national mugmincs this (iold Seal is shown
with advertising of genuine C(mgolcum. Most folks lmowt
that the Gold Seal is a guarantee of satisfaction. heaving the
words “Satisfaction Guaranteed or your mono) ugll he to-
funded.”
Every Art-Rug and every 57ml of (Longolcum lit-the—
Yard included in this 5:116 is genuine and bears tl‘is bold
' The new design 5 give their wearers that trim erect cf— Seal. ,
fact; they have high shoulders and high waist lines; full ”3": 5'0“ ”er “0“” “l “all” halt—43”“? it
fitted and deeply vented; some have belts; some half belts, . .~
fl‘hc finest tailoring is in them—fine fabrics—fine patterns;
{The values at $45 and 350 are unusually good—they’re that
most prominent values you’ll see anywhere. .
Others at $35, $40, $50, $60 l
Moln floor.
Many handsome l,
mahogany clocks.
, Large and small, tall or squat, simple or with fine-
decoration—4a special collection of excellent clocks in ma-’
pogany cases or in cases of mahogany finish.
Clocks in style and beauty and size fitted for service
m each room:——boudoir library living—room parlor. . ,
each is equip ed with movement which is guaran-‘
Wepcndnble time capers every one.
. New in style and shape, with the charm of novelty and
'thc appeal of quality. .
One daymovements—MJS and $3.50.
Eight day movements-45 to $27.
WMO.
Notions of
extra interest.
Needful, worthy, and of special price interest too!
0. ll. Q hose Hippos-torn, no plno
button. of hook—13c all! 8“
Shaun. 11er of on: in block
md colon—360.
And
imam a
No mount“. to hum—60.
, Hal: pin. and). clamped—«50 bot.
' do tune Mo good quon .
u.- tron baht: to atom“?!
Big—Savingsu-Big Values
REGULAR SPECIAL
PRICE SALE PRICE.
5 8.75 s 0.95
10.00 9.00
12.75. 11.00
x 10 1-2 feet 14.85 17.75 .1
x 12 feet 17.00 13.95
Gold-Seal Congolcum bY'thC-Yard'
RUG 512155
x 9
1-2 x 9 feet
x 9 feet
feet
re. r.
6
7
9
9
*7 if:
. Boys’ good suit , 35
of corduroy—"$8.50.
Of this tough and serviceable and yet 11m ill-iluthtlig
fabric—special suits for boys at $8.50
Corduroy itself is firm and heavy .uid even '11 ~-\ wit“.
Suit is well-made, stitched firmly and closely.
Good jacket in waist-linc model \Vllh liclt ;.',-l .i-mid ,
and slashed pockets. , '
Trousers of roomy cut but shaped w tltcy 31.x»; -.., viii
grace
$8.50
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'tzesstoio—
Front Boson : it.
a 1-1:; ., -
km-” ‘u'hl'l of navy wobbln. . Pod boo. supporter; I unpo—
50.
to! apron- °t M"°“‘ Hex-corked 65min. thou—calm . f
In“? attain bonds. winter: but I ' (318 U er llttle '
10°. Bur-pin enhlnotl. win hm .
hop aggro. 11.30.31"; black ad of DWI?” moo—100 no 161:. o ‘
Dion button Noel and colon-.— a h t ‘ 1 50 ‘
Mo um. I VOL. '71th pink .50 a, .1,” do- - W S sul S--- O O
0' W”- ‘uh ”uh—n cguutom buttons at my now!
i 02* lhloldl. lint wd‘hfi—IM
' ?"- bemnx. not! or out! 11m.
t1 -' All
‘ nI-upoi d":9 fights: 'doi ”Wit
6.”
ur own fabric, Tuml
_ nded, sizes from 14
' Not for all but for marry.
to discontinuevthem.
'And they include many ‘adminblo sorts—particularly
whichappultodlsa-hnlmdnglamofmnslc. Odd-
mmfinarmmuuwm popular
WondIOmwithdnvn.
'TB
5!.
(hope. And oomblnntlonl 0: color-—
350 to .1 con.
Stun Ind velvet button. for
trimming-40¢ #3 GM don.
vo-
Trimming buttons, for coats and dresses made from
and smooth]
36—12c to 3 c £102.
14an
Last chance
for Victor records!!
all; big list nontobodlhoondmed no mnyzl‘uch, _
mg: and instrumental selections. - ' 5"”
mmbchgck
For little boys, Russian and Middy wash suits that will '
give good long service. -:
Always fresh and tasteful and attractive—for ‘tis little it
effort to launder them thoroughly.
White—or colors that mothers approve.
Size: 3 to 8-—
covcred. nicely
Front Basement.
Outdoor play
for active boys. .-
Eot the little fellows get all the fresh air and all the ex».
excise and all ‘thc fun they can—before it gets too cold to
really enjoy it.
Here are the playthlngs that do them good as well u
give them funl
Wagons, several sorts,-—$1 to ”“1
Wheel barrows, keep little chaps trudging—50c id
Becausoihonctorfolks
‘
Automobile’i—you guilt to see them speed! $8.50 in.
Hand-em that‘fly slough wok at (rat nip—47.50. "
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