V. CDNERDAY, SEPT. 1. mo.
WE KEEPJIPBH "E
SATURDAY NICE! 3
T0 9 0131.00!
New Fall Hats
ARE HERE
New Fall Shirts
ARE HERE
New Fall Clothing
IS HERE
LOOK THEM OVER
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Joseph Davis 1
86 Washington and
loan IOIWAIK.
Elli NEWS
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t‘nndee. of Arch street,
1 position with Rogers and
in Norwalk.
of the Putnam
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m-tinz
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11 the Central Fire Statiou
.mn Show. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Show. of Summitt street.
'4'-v~nvli(‘it i<.
foraet Roton Point Thurs-
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- mus Dancing
41- Eflllw'tl‘ianl. events of September
"3:, Last Quarter of the moon:
{tor Day! 12th. New Moon:
‘ 2-.i:h New Year. the year br-
lmh. First Quarter of the
_-_411.l. Yom Kipper. Jewish Dav
'v “ill"nlf 27ml,
:Tth. Full .Moon.
. liJlith “'ilson. and her parents.
' .. i'ntly moved from Ansonia to
Norwelk. where thev have t'ik-
:hvir residence on Grove street.
'7 V." )chilister and Frank "earn.
1, roll-4ctors connected with the
internal revenue office. will
on Monday tor a two weeks'
[in that they will spend motor
“ouzli central New York state
4 up through Niagara Falls and
.. Iftlltlr‘t. Iloth men will make 5!
. 41 u." the enforcement, conditions
1 42d :0 "rum rtmning" on the
4.14- :md the preventative steps
.l -: against it in those Canadian
where there is limited pro-
71. Mr. McAlllster will spend
hi: time visiting relatives in
that he has not seen since
Loy. They will return
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BATHING CAPS
35c and 65c
Stillson-Powell Corp.
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Deposited in this bank
before Saturday noon,
(Sept. 4th) will draw
interest from September
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South Norwalk
South M'M
in Danhury. ,
Not-walk Hospital. where Dr.‘
J. Tracey operated on him
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€Stami‘ord
H089 night that he had
be held on Manda) car in front of a house on Crown
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,found that some of the tools had been
was attempt had been made to steel the
rudlt-nly ill while at his grand battery.
' He was taken shortly after midnight last night,
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1 sum 5 Doflble Orchpgfya, of the Clifford Pharmacy: which was
'todav was a ain motion 0 1 turned. signed. It is understood that; .
'at the request of (‘Ollnsnledf(:rr\{r_w]:?:: these wen later withdrawn by the lntormediate and High School
hm; Judge Edwflm M, Lockwood, At- teachers. 1 Dopamnontl ,
‘"""“4" J- 5- ”M‘VCW‘K representing “""‘_"' 4 2 Fall Term, Sept. 13. am.
Mr. Shepard had prepared his case WOMEN REGISTER! 4 App” m_ J_ W. STOREY
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. nagh and Andrew J. Collins have on New York Cit-11'
take Hons Theater block, expired to— Mrs. Waudwell.
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that he expected to renew the lease. ’
‘4' on Thursday.
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Mr. and Mrs. ‘William Cummings or,
spent Sunday with
The lease which Thomas C. Cava-'
Mr. Collins this morning stated.
Mrs. Edward A. Bushby and hush-l
- ter Janice of New \ork city are t‘iel
igueita of Mrs Wardwell of 8 Living-‘
ston swtreet l
-—Pea Coal .at Harris & Gain.
Alterations to the lobby of the Pai- i
ate Theater started this morning. is schedgued for today. and the high
vr th the taking down of the ceiling in cost of living and amusing gets an- ,
the outer lobby. The work will be other little boost l
(-nnntlelt‘l it is expected, before the! _._.___
end of next week. } Rev. J. D. Skene, of Dry Hill Road..
Nor-walk has awarded the enamel
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Mr and him. George E. Thompson tgrifnilnlfgwl One pipe Router
and Miss Judith "eliompson haVe re-
moved lrom their home here to Brisn Framer C
tol Conn" where Mi. Thompson will Be an .
m. supervism over the South district higsfiifincsfs :anoying :‘rfmat‘ogyfgf
lvatore P. Genuerio is to take charge of
——-—-— any cases in the downtown court. .‘
Mayor Donovan till, it is expected, __ ,
deliver his annual message on the, Emil Sonnesberg. who conducts two
work of the final year of 1919—20 concessions at lake Kenoaia. Dan
whi<h ended yesterday. at the Coun- bury, announced today that instead of
(it meeting to be held on Tuesday' closing up his booths on Labor Day.
as most of the canoesaionaires ex-
pect it. he will remain open until the
week of the Danbury Fair.
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Prosecuting Attoney
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-—Pea Coal at Harris & Cans.
The two platoon 32mm of the Nor:
.3 She. formerly a well-
kniixfie newspapgi man in Fair-field Walk fire department went into effect
countv and, at present connected this morning, without a ““0" "1°39
being a man constantly on duty at all
:engine houses in the city, The no“
uniforms. which will be of khaki. will
worn then for the first time, by the
arrive here next Monday and will be
city's firemen.
;with the publicity department of the
lleniotratic part) in the State, was a.
ing.
A meter service charge system gov-
exning the gas supply in Stamford.
went into effect this morning. The
system adopted by the Stamford Gas
and Electric Company is the same. as
that adopted by the (‘onnetticut Light .
and Power Company in this city, on
The Danbury First Church boys in
camp at Camp J. M. Deyo. Compo
I’M-It“. have as their neighbors across
the way Troop One. Ridgelleld Boy
Scouts. of whim William 1'. Adams.
physical director of the First church
camp was formerly scoutmaster.
About fifteen boys compose the Ridge-
fieid contingent, and togethe: with
the Camp Deyo young people are at-
tracting many visitors by their activi-
ties.
Edward Mydlary of 47 Cedar street.
reported to the police mst
left his Maxwell
street and that when he come Ont he
Superintendent of Schools George
V. Buchanan returned home last night
with his faintly after a vacation spent.
at their summer home at Vineland.
4N. J. Mr. Buchanan said that he
knew of nothing at the present time
that could insure the opening of the
schools on September 7th. Of all the
contracts sent on by the Board of
Education. according to Mr. Buchanan
this morning, but four have been re
stolen from the tool box and that on
This report was received
—Coal at Harris & Guns.
The case
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or J. “'esley Furber of
and Fred Shepard manager
continued trom last “Wednesday until
and was ready to go on with it today
o 4 4 r.
but agreed to the continuance. All women _1 3031‘s of age, or olde
or American citizenship, who have re.
sided in Norwalk-‘not less; than three
months and in the state of Connecti-
cut not less than six, months. will he
eligible to vote in Norwalk at the
forthcoming presidential election. pro-
vided they take the necessary steps.
the first of which is to get their namesl
on record with the registrars of voters
Fred Jandort', chef at Camp Rhodr»
nolia. was arrested, this morning. by
Patrolman Frank Straiton, after he
had cut the dummy tinder the “'ash-
inzton street bridge. it was then
found that be had no drivers license.
and he will be arraigned in the down-
town court. tomorrow morning. be- below October 4
{ore Judge Candee. Jnndorf was ie- The “is, “0mg" will take no chance
leased under bonds of $50. which were of losing n precious p.rivilnge She
furnished ll_ Samuel Rnodner. will my“. assurance doubly sure b)
‘ido in: it no“. '
l ater steps oar: be taken;- '\ :n time.
The building on “'ashington street.
fornierlv occupied by Raymond Broth- but first and formmw. is to rpgisipr
crs coal and feed store has been sold That is "H, "gunman
to Mrs, Mamie Cohen, by the estates which later HMS are “391955.
of William F. and Thomas I. Raymond,
Vale-u, Inset: not...“ m cm,
The raise in motion picture pricm Fair street. formerly of 5 Grand street_
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.tinuance Mrs
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STATE’S WITNESS DIED.
by Jun. Candoe.
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Because of the fact that the gazes
witness. died during the time that the.
(399 we: continued talent.- Busea of
arrested about a month ago chargedt
W. U: adultn and lacivions carriage]
was rel-used this morning by Judge
(‘ andee on the recommendation of At- her sister lien Juliet Due of 32 Bel- liwolv-o hove. m “V“ 1"“ soda“.-
torney Joseph J. Linxweiler who rep- lden aVonue, Walk for a short ya ‘
resented the defendant and also.“
the recommendation of Prosecuting:
Attorney Salvmre P. Genuario.
Buaek formerly lived with Mrs. Vic- |
toria Paulekovita at 3
inlaw The woman had been house:
keeper for Busek.
When he was arrested it was found 1
that he had a wire 0nd three children
living in Europe and that he had lett
them to come here
The case was continued for a month t
Buick being placed under bonds of!
8300 which were furnished bv pan],
During the time of the con-
Paulekotita «died and
as she was the only witness against
the man the mte did not have to”:
aim of evidence to prosecute. The
arrest served the ends of tasting, as
Busek separated from Mrs. Paul
ekovitz.
The Democratic oriznnixation has
gnot made up a budget. ll‘lWhite said.
but he added that the various bureaus ,
were pressing him to appoint the com- t
paizn fund committee so that theyt
might be informed of their allotments.':
George White. chairman of the Tie—3
mocratic National
told the senatorial committee invest-
igatinz campaign expenditures that he
thouzh a $2,000.000 fund for national
committee purposes wool provide for
an adequate presidenti campaign
this year.
He was careful to imprees noon
the committee that this estimate was
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a personal opinion.
“i have not appointed our campaign
committee " he explained. "l intend
to do it this week. but was delayed by
the call to appear at this hearing. Con-
arqandv my estimate made as an in-
dividual."
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JorjOYs and <31th
Telephono ‘87. Non-«II» Conn.
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New and Hand .12”!
All Kink of Repair!
All Star Tires
15 MARSHALL ST.
the deal being consummated this _—,'—.—__,- -,_ a”... -_-- we- .
morning The purchase primn was ‘ ~ ‘ \ ‘ ‘ ‘
about 311.000, it is reported, The for ‘ “‘ !‘T: .2): 2 43,: 3
mt": Raymond Brothers' store. at pres-
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store.
Two women residents of Harbor 3!
View Beach came to polif‘f’ head- "
quarters at 12:30 last night, and com. t ’;
plained that two men in a car. Con, ,4
necimit registration
noying them as thev
down South Main street. Patrolman
Milton Lockwood escorted the two -
women to their home. The Motor \‘e- .
liicle |Rezister shows that Connecticut
registration No. 41.986 belongs to a4
Ford car owned by Emil W. Stuart of
729 Brewster street, Bridgeport.
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present at the rezular meeting of the
South Norwalk Council 1253 K. of 0.
Sept. 2nd. Bunness of
importance.
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Don’t Worry About
the Future
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But prepare for it.
There is no one who does not
insomepartofhislifefeel
sadly in need of ready cash.
Ready cash need not be cash
in your pocket ,nor is it; cash
invested in Real Estate, stocks
or bonds, although these are
good,butratheritiseashina
good strong bank, where it can
behadwhen wanted.
we PAY 4%
on savings deposits and your
money when you want it.
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The New Victor‘Recordsior Sept.
18679—PRETTY KITTY KELLY;-— DRIFTING.
ISBSHWW AND EASY.
WHATC’HA GONNA D0 WHEN THERE AINT N0 JAZZ.
lSfiSZ—HGLD ME —— WONDEBING.— Fox trots.
lBGSl—LOVELY SUMMERTIME. Waltz.
SO LONG OOIDNG. Fox trot.
lBGSL—WHIRL‘WIND AND HUNGARIAN 'FANTASIE.
18683—WHO’S "WHO IN THE NAVY BLUE. Sousa’s Band. . ~
873l2—L’ADDIO A NAPOLI. Caruso.
64693—I'D BUILD A WORLD -—IN THE HEART OF A ROSE.
64892—VALUES. Orville Harrold.
flflZ—WHO CAN TELL. Kriwler.
639—LA VILLANELLE. Galh'oCnrci
Come in and hear these oranyothers. We will gladly
.play them for you.
ViCTfiBLAS SOIJBBN’EASY
l visit his mother
Committee. today 1
SOCIAL m
Miss Etta Toy tor. aroma!) and so
(fat worker at St. James «church.
Danburv was a visitor over Saturday
and Sunday at the home of her aunt
Mrs. Fred Taylor, Mervin street, Nor
walk.
Miss Margaret Doc. of 811an
avenue. Mum is today visiting
cation from her work in New York
city -
Ernest Sloan of fiarbor avenue. to
Grand street anticipating a visit be mode by mlm_ ,4."
and was arrested on the complaint of {to Staten island on Sunday, than N'Herimmes dtwwg.
ii‘Mrs Paulekmitz' brother and sister- or:
will visit Ilia: Iary lion-Ia, of that
_place.
Howard l Gamecock is expected to
hire. '5’. Ctr-stock,
of 8 Warren street, some “neat:
week.
Julian Main. one of the local nail-t
carriers, is enjoying a tend-yr vaca-
tion.
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Miss Gifford Clark of Bar-Hm
avenue. spent yesterday in New York.
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be made. beautiful porn-loin-
like white, can teen-i
kept cleanifyou fluid he!“
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warm ENAMEL
Lending nrchitecta and point-
erupt“ do white ”I {or
I” best work.
It!“ my Indy .dnrfie
br—h. norm and: more -
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‘ramn RYAN MIN m0. vice-president;
Mime to pay the per capita 1.111104
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mmvnat. ”I L-‘GQV. MIT. for-.d seminary;- I". lit.
‘Ryan of Danbury wan reelected M- town treasurer;
dent oi the Catho‘ to Total ammo. Hayes
III-hm
“in
Union in the one my union or ito‘ National
jubilee convention lGirlnnes Norm mm. "In.
Frank l Kiln: 1 c! 31'“ 'Ofll "at 'New Britain all! Lowe—o m
tar-y reported a «deer-(a: e in manner Namtuck.
Ihip of about rwo Lhoaaand he tot ..
the dropping of local societies through t M!MCAN WOOL!” m
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BOSTON, Sept. l.~‘nie a“
Woolen Company. who dill.”
Tamra F. Ll Bruin reported a :bean «but down, will «start the m
cup balanced about 31.009. gatory departments on Sept. 13, fl
The next canoe-Hon fill be in nan- “or apartments thereafter u .‘
”possible. accordion to III on...
Theother odioera deactivate: gout byWiiiiam ’1 Wood, M
Thomas J O‘Brien, New Haven, first of the company today.
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—'l‘ry a classified advoruaemod I!
once H.1-‘W New Mn, childlike wnel for the beat motto.
present membership is about 8000 in l
,twentbthnee noun fifteen women's l
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Great heap of
boys’ suits-$2.50!
They ’re wash suits—sort that gives comfort
coolness to little boys and pleases Mother by their
cleanly «appearance!
Some in plain blue or tan or gray.
stripes upon white background.
. With a laced front and smart white braiding;
a collar in solid color.
For all little boys between 3 and 8;
and thcv were $3 and afilfitn—mw m:
Front. basement.
Someinat
1 Girls" nice ribbed
i stockings==3ior $1!
Little piece of news in tune with the coming 0Q
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Ribbed stockings of lightweight cotton, very
that gives good long service and that looks well.
With a double texture heel and astound in .
white black or «mlovan—35c pair 3 for $1
Finer stockings of lovelymert-t ringed [isle wen
and pleasing in texture these too with double sole
heel and in the same three colors-— “I:
Bovs’ good solid black cotton stockings with dog
heel and sole stand the hard wear that amt live
gives ’cm— Wit:
Hardwear stockings for boys, extra heavy fab
splendid selected cotton yarn, extra strength at heel :3
rear. ' i4
; sole—best we can find—
Lei’t aisle,
Don’t get tired;
. let Hoover do "it!
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My how the dust of Summer does stick!
4 E What a coating the rugs and “draperies do gather.
And how arm do ache when one gets through giv"
3 Yet there' 18 a way, a walkway way, to aven‘d‘
l that tiring and tiresome work.
‘ Let flower sweeper do it all «bayou.
Hoover will but and sweep rugsiat thesame fine—o
and without moving them'fromthe floor-.1twill 13h
lam-y bit of dust out; (item-tamarind W
as bx magic.
2 Hoover works by electricity, a turn of a switch I:
it about its bury ink. How it: hunts as itrwlmkn
dirt. Andbowonehminoontcntasitswork h-
spected.
a Better see it at work here at the store right n...
Then let it begin work for vou at home.
i As a matter of convenience for you. it may he:
undo
rumble luster -and
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Idght.inmightbntuery Muddmbhm
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work during entire time payments are
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