9"" ., 1H t: . m
{m warhead: the cloned fie‘
shat on State street tonight as usual.
Floyd Maurine . has m a
Jew '1an cm. which n in-
sured through the W, 0. xenon, no, i
W. l
‘ Blade and “may have W5
SATURDAY m
TO 9 come:
(.LOTH HATS stakes aL-oamp onLHo'yt's Island and;
“'1 1.1. BE POPULAR :gnzigezsem at their home, 18 Cath—
THIS FALL. ~90. Coal at Harris 5 Guns.
THEY LOOK WELL Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Sweeney of
AND proud wtiiffi'alfiiif‘fié‘; :55!) 23:3
‘VEAR GOOD Tuesday evening, ‘ ' 3
PRICES MODERATE F A requiem and high mass for the!
S'..."5 TO $5.00
Ill LL STYLES ARE
READY
tag. will be held tomorrow morning
at St. Mary's Church.
Orme Ln Bell of the Hotel Malnck-
emo has purchased a new Paine coupe;
car, which he found to be too large a
car for him.
The roast and social gathering of
the ofllciais in the American fiat Mfg.
Co‘s plant. Grand street. who were to
be the guests of {Fred Rhode, has been
held over to some Saturday in the
near future.
-—Kreiger‘s clothing store will be
closed all day Monday.
Reports on the proposed game of
baseball with Halaz Grotto of New
Haven. for the silver cup, ‘|‘.ll be
. .
JosephDavis .
85 WW m !
loom lonwnx.
late James Bilburn tomorrow morn-3
and has dismsed of ms Essex touring , only—look for the name gamma on
* ‘the package. then you are sure your
enigma
.‘(:_~lil school registration, Merrill
.m 1100!. opens Monday evening.
Students my register this
:.; ..nd Friday evening.
\'. Stowe, of Hamilton ave-
- Saving a Barstow onepipe fur-
.. Jailed by the Sterling Furni—
>-;:pany, of Washington street.
Soft Hats.—O'Brien's.
:1 Mrs, David “‘arner have
at through the George Mitch-
. l1~late Agency. the house at
' ' awnue. from Ralph C. Be—
. wile.
:firal. So. Norwalk K. of C..
xn St , opens Saturday night.
iiusrne, of Dry Hill avenue.
‘f Ill‘ulk member of the old
=77:l‘>(ll(‘llt Infantry. attended
‘ r-vunmn of the regiment.at
, . ‘. yesterday.
- .45...) Soft Hats.—0‘Brien's
\ . ,rmnber nineting of the Nor-
NHL>PFY will be held next
r "tuiixoon. at the home of
“In Swzlltz, “'est avenue.
requested to attend.
'ial at Harris K: Gana.‘
I 'ugx
5Ilt‘
infirm-foul. president of in-
lnhlo Students, says: "i
, ‘ talents-w “Millions now liv-
- "-yei die to be taken literal-
. * in the light of fulfilled
l, :. favorable Biblical propo-
i» Hear ”‘20 lecture, in Red
, ‘ Smith Norwalk. next Sun-
} '. jl‘gllzt',
‘_‘, outdoor carnival. “'ool-
.v Saturday night. Dancing.
r 10 cents.
ri-rfilOn of the (‘onner‘tlcut
1.: will he held in Danbury
inr the purpose‘ of con‘
. . . ti‘th degree of the organs
preparation for the con-
llfl hifiht‘il angt‘pp 0f the
‘l-v annual s-essinn CT the
raise in Bmton. November
.‘E CARRY A FULL LINE
_of._.
FOSS' QUALITY
._a.nd_
PREMIER CHOCOLATES
illson-Powell Corp.
SOUTH NORWALK
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HOW THAT 3
FEELING or 3
POVERTY -r
DOES rt?
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when you know that
you have money in the
bank, even though you
may not be wearing a
brand new suifl
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This bank for your sav.
lugs, young man!
4% INTEREST
4.1.. 1;: lit—‘1 l Iwy
South Norwalk
Savings Bank
Booth NM“. .-
0mmyliéht
heard at the meeting of Monker Grot- ,
to, .\'o. 5. M. O. V'. P. E. R, to be held T
team Syrup of at" '
(:h‘ild’s ButLaxative
“mm at mum mu.
See' the Window Display
RAYMOND 8: SON
weiamrasu -
Accept “California" Syrup of Figs
,child is having the best and most
harmless physio tor the little stomach.
liver and bowels. Children love its
fruity taste. Full directions on econ
bottle. You must say “Caliiornia.”
. Mrs, Charles Blake. who said she
‘llVQd at 1804‘ Purchase street, New
3819mm; Mass, reported to the police.
this morning. that while on the Poet
road, near\the Darien-Norwalk line,
her husband was repairing their car.
when a truck belonging to L. Bern-
stein. of Bridgeport. came alone: and
g 'TrustCommy
run over his foot. crushing the toes.
injuring the knee and bruising him
badly. The matter was referred to
the llarion authorities. as the accident
took place there.
lthis evening. At this time also plans,
,for another Ceremonial will be made?
3 -l-‘_ Pickering, of 89 Clauson streetu
iBridgcport. jitneur, while backing}
lthe Norwalk-Bridgeport bus. he was;
driving. Wednesday night at 11:50!
o‘clock. at the curb in front of the;
Eagle Lunch. W'all street, struck a' CHURCH NOTES.
,motorcycle, owned by Clarence Beers,. The parents Whose children are
for Vl’oliplt Hill. The headlight of the umbETs of the South Norwaik'Moth-
motorcycle was broken and other , 0M1.“ 3‘1th 5011001 are urged tohave
slight damage was done. The matter-[limit childrtm present on next Sun-
was amicably adjusted between both , day at 12 o’clock for the tall opening
parties_ ‘session of the school. Everthing will
i The Arrows and Connecticut Lace . be in lemme-$5 ‘0 Start the tall Work-
teams will meet for the third and final 1 The members 0' the Simday School
game of their series. in the Industrial . Board. officers and teacherS. also are
League. on the Baxter grounds. to— ' ‘0 have their regular quarterly meet-
morrow. It is the last meeting be :lflfi on Monday evening next week at
tween these teams—tho Shirt Makers {the parsonage. Matters of importance;
[captured a. double-header from themre t0 r‘ome before the meeting and'
Lace men. on the Malone lot. As the ‘ali oliimr.’ and teachers are “T836 (0
Lace team has been greatly strength. Imakr‘ no othrr engagements rm- the
ened since these games. the men are 3evenlng.
out to trim the Arrows. which assures t The Epworth Lennie will hold its
SOUTH NORWALK METHODIST
the fans of a good game. A large tum- ‘, first Sunday evening meeting for the.
out of fans is expected at the game. ital! next Sunday at 7 o'clock. A good;
—Everybody is going to K. of C.,aitendance and a. live meeting is can}
' carnival Sept. 11 to 18th. inectod for this start. The League;
The biggest excursion or the season , plans a_ 00m TOO-"1t social at the shore),
will be held at nototn Point ‘Park on . "9x! “ednesday evening to which an.
Sunday when the Knights of Colour ”‘0. young Deeple or the church are
hue. Orange Council, of Orange, N, J..31m’lted. .
and St. Thomas‘ Parish. also of! ——————— 3
Orange. will come to the point for the.
day. Sunday will be the last day or
the 1920 season at the point. 'Most
of the concessions will close at this
time and the ()an thing to remain
OM will be the bathing which will
be in charge of the employees and
POPE RECEIVES FATHER KASAQ:
L'N. !
ROME, Sept. Sir—Among those re-
ceived in audience by Pope Benedict?
today was Father Francis Kasaczunu;
or the Scranton. Pa" diocese. The:
pontiff evidenced great interest in the;
. . Polish population of the mining diam
Whig :2; rimain open until cold trict in Pennsylvania, inquiring after,‘
wea 9 3 x ' ' their religious and economic welfarel
The case against Venable Williams in America. l
of Raymond street, charged with reck- ‘~_____~
less driving and with operating a
motorcycle without his operator‘s .,- A
license properly filled out, is being " 7:95 Irv
continued frorn day to day awaiting
the appearance in court of Charles E.
Hall of High street. Who was knocked ,
down by Vi'iliams at the corner of
“'ater and “'ashington street yester-
day morning shortly before 11 o'clock.
‘Dr. F‘. l. Burnell who attended Mr.
Hall said that the man was suffering
from bruises and abrasions, but that
no internal injuries or broken bones
had been sustained from the. accident,
3 —Fine assortment of Caps.~0'Brien's.
3 Thursday’s guests at the new Royal
James Hotel included: Mr. Schuble,
New York: Mr, Makav. New York:
George Hague, Lowell? Mass: V. H.
Framer, San Antonio, Texas: Ben
Galenter and Jack Shooer. New York;
Henry Cammeyer. New York; S. Stev-
.en, New York: Mr. Braverlnan, New
.York: Dr. and Mrs. James McMagbn.
{West Orange, N. J.: Mrs. Alice Riekn.
Bmokline. Mass: M. J. Balddinger,
Brooklyn, N. Y.: H, S. Cory. Newark.
N. J.: A. L. Smith, of this city; H. C.
Miller, New York; Robert Mary. 305-
ton. Mass; H. P. Silner, New York:
Mr, and Mrs. William Getakey. New
York: and Henry S. Stearns, of New
York. -' '3'“:
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When Making
Your Will
To sacrifice quality for the
tionai Market Co. Stem you In a
FIRM you one money
America and conduct our humans on the ver
no charge accounts—no bad debts—no loo
“MILLER’S” ANTIQUE B
WEEK END SPECIAL-
F. M. CULLEN
ELECTRIC SHOP
60 WALL STREET
TABLE LAMPS
$22.00 VALUE $14.50
NOEWALK
RONZE ELECTRIC
THE, A-B-C 0F
MEAT ECONOMY
Wow-tun”
a pound a! quality with every 1!
rut-II“ Imm
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in tremendous quantities, the mutt la the; you
FRESH CORNED PLATE
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You are cordally invited to avail
yourself of our experience for your
own benefit and the benefit of others
‘ who are perhaps dependent upon you.
The right spirit Drevails here—the
snirit of cooperation—theme am- .
litv of service for all—a service that
creates intimate personal and cordial
relations between the denodtor and
the banks-a service that nromotes
friendliness regardless of the size of
the account.
TheCilS'NationalBank
South Norwalk, Conn.
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' Wondrous dresses ”?
are but $12.95
duWomen’s dresses; a revelation of style and cfiect all!
v e.
Excellent serge, brilliant tricolettc; those dew
shades of Autumn—navy and black.
Little coatee dresses, charming bolero
straight-line styles, handsome embroidering done in elf—4
fective wool. ' .
Agroup arrived but a week ago created almoot .
sensath here are more in difiering and equallyai
damning styles.
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Emphatic in their cleverness and value;
Lovely underwear, '
both of beauty
and of service.
HOW delicious are the pastel and the
. . Bl . l .
of these crepe dc chine chemisesl. And how fine the a
.ture of the. fabric. What beauty is given by the ham-i
stitching which marks their trip, or the fine lace and ribq
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a remarkable money’s worth at
hon. $3.95. 6
Chemises of satin and of crepe dc chine in disth
tive styles, . . .
fireh- V necks are trimmed with beautiful lane—e.
some have deep yokes of pretty lace. And there are at
number of models at w and $.50. "
Stephan of novel appeal. satin and crepe do chine m
delicate shades of pink. Triirlfing of soft pleasing V ‘
lace-— $3.50.
Nainsook Chemises, delicate of fabric and «fleet
of much service. finished in cont-cover cflect or
straps of lace or ribbon-—-- $1.95. ,
Good firm nadir: skirts with excellent ruffles of em-c‘
broidery— m _
Attractive nadir: nightgowns are either wintecfi
' k; and have hemsfitched tops or are trimmed mt
e and embroidery in tasteful color and design—$1.95.
SPECIAL BMW Heatherbloom and as ’
plain colors and stripes and good figures, regular $3
$m_’ ’ m. ‘3
fin- fioowd flow. J
Athena underwear 4
insures ease and
comfort to women.
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