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FRIDAY, SEPT. 3, i920.

 

 

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WE KEEP om '
SATURDAY . 1
To 9 O'CLOOI i.

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New Fall Hats
ARE HERE

New Fall Shirts
ARE HERE .

New Fall Clothing ‘
IS HERE
LOOK THEM OVER

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85 Mon sci-on
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*5 Elli—NEWS ‘

\‘vLilllllfl \VienStock has secured a'
:‘znm in Los Angeles, California,‘
!-. he hopes to fill about the last
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ii mul‘ll l. Comstock was in Nor-

~ 1...~i night. a visitor at the home

"> mother. Mrs. W. I. Comstock.‘
Warren street, this city.

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Elston Point Park Labor Day spec-
nl display of fireworks. Dancing
32 moon and evening.

'1 Him." Flaherty of Stevens St..
on ..:_\. will return to work on the
iv . ;- News Journal. where he is as—
- «ulitor on Monday of next

 

‘. ll"!|l>t‘l‘ of Bridgeport “Knights 0t
, v are planing attending the
11- ‘ »rum» in which the Knights of
( I"':illll~ of Norwalk figure. There
, ... :ilvr‘alllp rivalry between the
. .ms and clubs.

 

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H'on Point Park Labor Day spec-
ll display of fireworks. Dancing
..:.,-;~109n and evening.

 

1" ml: Riley. mannzer of the Nor-
wt . lirlependéfits. is expected to re-
1.:._ from an auto trip through
w ...husetts and Vermont. accom-
pxmmi bv his wife and daughter, in
in... for the seCOnd game. of the ser-
i- lll‘l‘WC‘t‘n his nine and the Knights
of x‘nlumbus.

 

l‘.- poliee were notified by Under-
I. l lwlley of New London. that a
m named (lrisowold had died in
1m: wt} and that in his effects was a
J‘, ~~t that :1
h» ‘ . \‘orwalk he fintified, The local
pr .. lulllld Mr. Humphries, who (le.
. that he knew m3,- man named
c. . Alillh and was; at a loss to deter.
a... Low he came to he in passesslon
9‘ ' ~ name. -

 

WE CARRY A FULL LINE
—of— .

_FOSS' QUALITY
.. 4nd—

PREMIER CHOCOLATES

Stillson-Powell Corp.
SOUTH NORWALK

 

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MONEY

Deposited in this bank

before Saturday noon,

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tomorrow at Bell Island are refluested
‘to bring them tonight.

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The Pine Point Catholic club held
its annual dance at Roton Point. last
ovenig. Svec's orchestra of eight
pieces furished the music. A number
attended, in spite of the counter at-
tlactions of the evening. '

—Coal at Harris & Gm.

 

Patrolman Vt'allace Sammie
taken ill while patrolling his

was
bent

 

Boys butldihg am on Wampum;

, .her home after an operation at the close to the Bennett, wire shot). Wre'
Norwnlk hospital. ' ' '

complained of to the no“ lul- “It.

 

Frank Mlckleovitch of Connecticut'

avenue, reported to the police last
night that his bicycle laid bCi'n BtOleI
from ‘a shed at the Lockwood Manu-
facturing Company's plant.

 

John McCarthy has sold his home
On Grumman avenue to William Kelly
of Brooklyn, N. Y., through the agency
of George Mitchell, real estate ugont.
Mr. McCarthy expects to spend the

about 8 o'clock last night, and was re. ,winter in Florida.

moved to his home.
is .but temporary, it is
Patrolman Lockwood

doubled-up 0n the beat.

said
and

today.

 

, The regular meeting of Eureka lRe- ,
0. O. F. will tions that will undoubtedly come after;
this evening. favorable fiction by the Connecticutl

bekah Lodge, No. 42, 1.

Special business is to be discussed and
a social hour with refreshments and
games will follow. All members do—
nating aprons to the sale to be held

—Pea Coal at Harris & Gans.

Tile police received :a complaint this
morning from the Patrick Varnish

(“'orks on Crescent street, near Pine

Island, that someone had deliberately
thrown heavy rocks against the wim
dows of the plant, breaking every one
of them. The damage took place last
night and was discovered this morn-
ing. ‘Not one single mine of glass was
spared, The police are invents-flog
the matter, ‘

The cool nights and shorter days
make it appear that pretty soon the
question will be asked, “Where will
we spend the evenings?" Trinity
Men‘s Club affords a splendid answer
to the young men to this question. The
next meeting of the club will be Tues-
day evening at 8 o'clock, wht-n m:
ther plans for the fall and winter
work will be discussed.

Dr. W'illlam
the fact. that. the Sentinel said that
he had been “dumped" by Mayor
Jeremiah Donovan as police commis-
sioner. The fact or the matter was.
Dr. Moore ..tn‘ed, that he had been
requested by the Mayor to resign as
police do :imlssioner. but that he had
refused to do so. He claims that he

 

or unless charges were preferred
against him. but. as the cities is purely
an appointive one and the appointment
is made by the llhtzor. the Mayer's
“ursurcnllon” of Dr. Moore‘s powers
as commission v3.4 equal to the
Inklm: am‘h (It the iii-u. The tried at
between the Mayor and the color-is
sinner sue prlnclinily over the mat-
ter of the poliu‘mun's “2.1.

 

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VHEM

You should select the optomeo
with as much care as though you

pair of eyes. It is just as serious
a question. Our service is backed
by a college education and twenty
years of practical experience.

T H A M ER
Optometrists and 0M

31‘s house of [sod M'.
Atlantic St, _ Stamford

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Don’t Worry About,
the Future

But prepare for it. ' ‘ '4

There is no one who does not
in some part of his life feel
sadly in need of ready cash.

Bondy cash need not be all!
linyour'pochtmorilitoalh.
invatedinloalfistatmflm
or bonds, although these are
goodbutrathoritiscuhinm

goodstrtbn‘bonk, whore it can
behadwhenmd.
‘3 wars! 4%

'2! on nvingi W ill ’0‘?
money when you want it.

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His indisposition '

!or the making

J. Moore objected to.

could not be removed as commissimr'

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trist who will examine your eyes '

Lwere picking out a. brand new}

2 25 WISHINGTON STREET?

 

 

The registrars of voters of the city

Flynn .met at the South Norwalk club last

evening and discussed'the probability
of voters, and the best

‘plans for handling the flood of applica-

legislature on the sum-a uestion.
September 14. 8‘ q

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NQRW'ALK METHODIST
CHURGH NOTES. ‘
With ndkt Sunday the South Nor
walk Methodist Episcopal church he-
gins holding its separate services.

!and admission in membership will be
administered in the morning. In the
evening there will be a service appro-
priate to Labor Day and a labor day
remain. The regular choir will be
present at the services.

The Choir reeharsal will be held this
evening in the church. It is desired
that all members be present for the
rehearsal.

Work on the bell tower that was
struck by lightning is well under way.
Owing. however, to the shattered con-
dition of the masonry work of the up-
per part of the tower the church bell

for the services next Sunday.

The first sessions of the SUnday
schoOl and Epworth League will be
held one week from tomorrow.

 

FITCH HOME ROBBED.

About 8300 in jewolr was stolen
"cm the home of Art ur R. Fitch
ahere, in one of a series of daylight
robberies late Wednesday. No money
had been left in the House, but the
thleVes took watches, rings, pins and
other jewelry,

 

 

' Phone
527

The communio‘h service with baptismI

A quiet weddln was solemnlned by
Rep. Mirth: L. M11 in Wutoort yes-
terday. when um Harriet nun Bim-
Bche. daughter or Mr; and Hrs. John
Bui'tsche. of Wilton Road. became the
bride of Mortimer Dertt Pratt. of
Spokane. Wash. The bride was at-
tended by her sister, Katherine Burt-

sche, Miss Gui also acting as wit.

nus to the ceremony. The best man
.was Wm. Burtseho, brother or the
bride. After returning from their
.honeymoon the couple will reside in
iWeItpox-t.

l J. Dlgonattt, of Norwalk. aoompan-
.ied by Hrs. Emily Samuelson. tort
iyesterday tor Bridgeport from where
lthey journey to Buffalo, and then to
Saratogn, where they watched the
- They will take a trip to
lthe Great Lakes and return the lat-
ler part of next week. 'Mrs. Samuel-
:son is visiting at the home of tie
:Dtgonattl’s from Tennessee. when
gshe lives. -

Mr. and Mrs. D. Burr Beach. of 11
Betta Place. Dst ‘Norwalk. announce
ltho engagement of their dnnghter.
a'Glsdys. to Stanley Herbert Carpenter,
'son of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Carpenter,
of 48 Gregory Boulevard. East Nor-
: walk.
5 Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Schmidt 0!
New Canaan, in company with Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph coles of Roman: are
enjoying a motor trip over the
Mohawk Troll.

W'alter Leonard of 'Woodbury ave-

INew York Saturday, and nttended the
[Hippodrome in the evening. ~

} 'Miss Helen Mathers of \Vest Nor-

is not being rung, and will not be rung walk is visiting at the home or Mr. noon by

and Mrs. Fred Simmell in East avo-
nue. New Canaan.

'Miss Gertrude Hart, of Stamford.
has resumed duties at the Polhemns
'Millinery shop on “Washington strut.
after a vacation.

Miss Nancy Byrnc, who has been

visiting with friends in this city, has ~

=returned to her home in Brooklyn.

l Christopher John :Sheehsn lefton an
early train this afternoon (or 8on-
toga, where he hoped to witness the

GEHEBE’S

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All Day Filled With Notable .Money Savers

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“Calhoun: Syrup of Figs”
Gina's Best laxative

Accept "California" syrup of Figs
only—400k for the I‘ll. CfliMiu 0111
you are sure your

child is having the best and most
' an acne much.
Children love its
Full directions on such

 

the pocknge, then

harmless physio M
liver and bowels.

fruity tone.
bottle. You must In!

“California.”

‘ horse races.

Lester Bears. 0! III-Knew“- “3‘"
rule witnessed the police games in ed with Mr. and .Mrs. Benet Knit.

of Weltlport avenue, last eve-ins.
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it was announced yesterday after-
the Connecticut ’Company
that a number oi open cars With a

'strnight ten eon tare would be placed
'on the Rotor: Point line on Monday.
'Lnbor Day. No transfers will be ac-
cepted on this line. nor will any be
given. The cafe will run from Nor-
‘walk to Roton Point at short intervals
'to take cure of the crowd that is ex-
pected to patronize the Point on the
holiday,

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—-Peo Coal at Harris I; Guns.

 

 

 

PTOInpt
Delivery

 

HALL CANNERS, the best cold
ck cannot , holds 12 jars;
.98vslueot ..$4.98

FRUIT JARS, glass tops, pints

or quarts, don, ..... ...98c

CLOTHES ,B‘ASKETS, a strong
splint basket, oblong shape,
medium size, $1.49 an, $1.29

old band, reg. 39¢ each, 8
or ...$1.98

WHITE sans- Pm fancy
edge, 10° Pk“. 8‘ 3 PM!-
for 25c

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UNWIRSAL FOOD CH9?-
PIR, No. 1 size, $2.98 value
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9A -=- $75.00

IF YOU WISH—WE SHALL GLADLY PUT YOUR FIRST SELECTION 3,; value at
OF RECORDS ON THE LEASE AND ENJOY THEM WHILE PAYING

' DONNEI:

648% MN

00800an BUGS, sin ‘18
by 86; 490 value ...38c
several designs.

idoxon 'cURrAnt nous,
flotstyle,whiteennm.d.89¢
value at ...Mc
60c LIQUID VENEER at 47c;
3 can: Drona Aluminum
cleaner-for .....fle
mo, " pownsnnb‘flm-

SELF WRINGIII'G HOPS, With

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nomen- OVEN for oil and
andg‘u ovens, large size, with
glam door, value $7.50 at

. . .$5.75

no. It‘ so. on. ...

am m m
for repairing brtdb, an, 290
p‘m.“ O‘I'p be" h‘o

790 COIL HODB at 67c

moor-TEE BOTTLES with
tinm,st...... ...270

GALVAI’IZED WASH TUBU.
modna-Iile, $1.“ at . .$1.29

 

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1183133 BASKETS, a. strong
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completely momma. 'mh «can 116me

to New Riven, la the now out ' New Haven being the main cl

trrtlutnr The Hartford clog has All “the mandamus”
tical closed. This move is 15’"th the united eute- ism-Inn! an I“
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AM lot of shoes, brogue oxfords and
Flight-at shoe.— $9 and $9.50

Excellent in style, carefully made, worthy.

1 M brown kid shoes with brown cloth top
Idilm Md too.

i! llhhogony calfskin brogue Oxfords with
ee .

Nutbrown calfskin oxfords with good long an
military heel.

mouth-sewn.

Black kidskin shoes, regular hei ht top of fine cult!
Ikin, vamp of medium length, Cuban

Main floor, rear.

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For Baby’s playtime and sleeping hours. for dress 7
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Howland store for babies is ready. l}

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film—Oh; lots and ' of things!

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to $1.26.

lmmuutxmwooludm ,
r490 ‘0 ”-45- Comb and brush eels.—~$1.25 to ".3

l ‘ stockings of cashmere and silk and ttl _.
.wool and eottonrvttc to 81. "3:61“ ”NW‘“ b° ‘3" ”0

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.ombrolderyr-‘LIB to ”.50. ”nth tube of nplendid ”Ft.=»‘3w
Goth. wan—u to use. i

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Some newest
pretty dresses!

With their rices but $20 and $22.50, a smart and n“
tractive group or; dresses step forward to claim attentn.
of women.

Style is theirs. Novelty marks them. New
glows from every partof their surface and from the clev-
at new decoration which .gives them distmtlve w
nice. ..

Straightl’me models. of Serge and nice nicotine}:
navy blue—that one color which combines fine semd
with richness and {nation’s favor. - ,
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and deep warm shades of red, 0 en m 116
used with pleasing result.

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sch of blue or plum—u." to $5.

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