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("1.0TH HATS
Will. BE POPULAR
THIS FALL.
THEY LOOK WELL
AND
WEAR GOOD
l'Rit‘ES MODERATE
$2.75 T0; $.00: .
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Joseph Davis
as war-ram Btu-c
loom HOIWAI‘.
y night by Chili-Inn George E:
' ‘ Richmond. at this than plan- mtbc
.Sooninz
J
. __t . ‘ will be on over.
‘Therew be anectinEortl-o
Southwestern Connecticut Dental So
ciety at the once of Dr. C. F. Bout-
rweu on Magma street; on Honda:
evening.
People about town were remarking
. that somebody was going to L009
warm this winter, as they saw truck
loads of International One-Pipe Heat-
ers being“ delivered.
flelu’ has been distributing a car load.
,_ Mr. Timothy McMahon of Cedar
street has been receiving congratula-
tions from his friends for having
‘placed his order for his International
One-pipe Heater early. H. A Hegeleln
has the Cut :ruct.
——All styles. Soft Hats.—O’Brien’s,
Tomorrow being the lost day Of the
official season at Roton Point it Is ex-
pected that there will be an extra
large attendance at the Point. In.-
spite of the bad weather during the
past season, the concessionaires and
the management of the Point have ex-
pressed themselves as satisfied,
——(‘arnival, So. Norwalk K. of C
opens tonight, W‘ashington St. Dunc
mg.
Ext-Lieutenant Governor Edwin 0.
“Mills
“ill to an adjourned meeting
,'\ film‘s (‘luh on Monday
r .\ n‘ClOt‘k.
g .Jl’Jfl Camp. No. 11, and
. . .: will hold an open meet-
: .>‘ll["lll Hall on “Wednesday
-' ' Suit liatr..—40'Brien's.
- l“. Wilt-lily, Jr.. of Nor-
rz:..in-.twl in June from St.
, ; Humor school will enter
:«ml of .Fordham College
m Tuesday, next
0- \lun reported to the p v
:. nu'mnnbile license num-
' h,..l struck him on \Vin-
1, :M. morningr and had
.. 'v- ' . . l.
:.t K. of (I.
_.. ttmlulll.
Carnival.
Admission
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Int
now
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(If ‘3: Main Elle“.
or Meyer Dul-
tliH-ctll' across
lives, Mr. Gay
home in the near
ll ._'
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“ llrmnn. of 5 Elizabeth
-. '-'l*.~ Julia M‘ixted. of 39
wrm-t have taken Dnfll-
,. . Furs in the South Nor—
Mm Grace Hanm and
. mr'z. ot Hockok avenue.
..;::till this year in the
, llanbury “News.
l’;.-xni-.~;:l. opens tonight.
hunting.
a: Rockville is held til?
at lllP llanbury Fair but
u. -\ mus. the racing com-
. ’1 . 11.4}; October 5. and
1‘ * ” 1' - in}: October 7._ All ”19
a ‘ ' urn closed events. The
which also occUrs _on
v ' - “wk. will have {Our
' - :1: rinsing Friday. All
hi ' .i Mi] are having good
,, , wording to reports in the
. and many track
been broken.
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. Inns,
WE cARlZY A Fun. LINE
—of—
ross QUALITY
_and_
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when you know that
you have money in the
k. bank, even though you
‘ may not be wearing a
brand new suit!
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South Norwalk
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Savings Bank
Keeler oi‘ Mott avenue was among
ith'oae who sent telegrams of con- ,
,gratulation to Everett J. Lake of
,Hartford. nominated for governo: at
ithe Republican State convention in
'other congratulatory telegram have
‘been received by Mr. Lake, who is
Ewell known and well liked through-
out the state.
Pea Coal at Harris & Gana.
l Final plans have been made by the
their participation in the fraternal
members of Mooaeheart Legion {or
division of the Mardi Gras parade at!
f‘oney Island on Monday, the 13th.
lCostumes have been prepared for the]
members who are to attend, a'nd Piey’
will leave Monday morning about 9:30
o‘clork from the front of the Moose
home on South Main street on a
special tins.
——Pea Coal at Harris a: Gann.
J. H. Hoevcler, New York City. will
conclusively prove by many Biblical
prophecies. fulfilled and being fulfill-
ed, suich at Mat. 24:21:22, "there shall
been)!" tribulation. such has not‘
been since the beginning of the world
until now. (1914-1926). no nor ever
shall be. and except those days be'
shortened. “no flesh will be saved:
but for the elects sake those days will
be shortened." that thousands now liv-
ing in this vicinity will never die. At
Red Men‘s Hall. South Norwalk, to-
;morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
I ——(‘-arnival. So. Norwalk K.
opens tonight. “'ashington St.
ins.
Ira N. Omburn. state secretary and
organizer of the Connecticut State
Federation of Labor. rendered a
rather lengthy
work of the non-partisan league at;
the meeting of the Central Labor un-l
ion which was held last evening in
the omces oi’ the local Hana-3' or-
ganizations. The program outlined
by the American Federation of Labor
and which the state federation and
local organization adopted. was also
discussed but owing to the lateness
of the hour no action was taken. An-
other meeting of the Central Labor
['nion will be held on Wednesday ev-
ening at which time it is expected
a definite program in regard to the
fall campaign will be outlined—Dan-
bury News.
—-Kreiger‘s clothing store will
closed all day Monday.
BASEBALL
SUNDAY
Baxter Grounds
3:30 P. M.
K. of C. vs
of C.
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ecutor.
Will you name an individual
who may becbme sick or die
before you do, or will you.
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a week at Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. David W. Raymund harm
Od. to her home on ‘VMIM
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use: a five weeks Vinita Shrugs;
Swings.
Lawrence Wright of Franklin street
reported! to the police that someone
had been destroying his
the pouch them a
warning.
-Coul at Hurt. C-Gfll.
A daughterwas born today to Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew J. Soltes of 42 Sum-
mit street. Mrs. Suites was formerly
Miss mary Evon. Mr. soltes served
in fiance with; the 56th Regiment.
Mother and daughter are doing well.
Legato produced proof that he had
purchuod four barrels of alcohol in
New York city for the purpose 0!
manufacturing medicine and believed
that he had a permit to transport it.
This being his first offense he was
discharged.
and had given
The ant fall meeting of the cold?
en Rulo- circle of the Norwalk Con-
gregatimal church will be held on
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. E. M. Smith. Bast avenue. The
meeting. is classed for 3 o‘clock and
full attendance is requested.
—Jewiah New Years cards on sale
at Donnelly's Stationary store.
Relatives of Ralph Torolla. aged 45.
of Davis place, came to the police
s'allon this ll~‘).‘FiIA-2 and tax-gel
that he had not returned to his home
last night. after going ott to attend
"a carnival." There is no carnival in
operation around here at present.
Joseph A. Legato. a medicine min
facturer of 4 River street, this city.
was discharged by U. S. Commialomr
Hugh J. Lavcry in Bridgeport yester-
day morning. together with Samuel
Arnold truck driver of New York city.
when both men were arraigned before
Commissioner Levery on charge: of
illegally transporting liquor.
M. Haspaurnar of 9 Glenwood ave~
nue reported to the police last nlzht
that his two slster-in-lawn Frances
and Agnes Joblonicky had just arriv-
ed from “the Old Country" were on
their way from New York to this city
but had lost their way. and that he
could find no trace of them. A search
is being instituted for the two women.
:Fine assortment of Cape.~0'Brien'n.
The “'esterly Concrete comm!
have just completed the walks in
front of the Cliford hotel on South
Main street. and have recently com-
pleted 3.000 square feet of work tor
the Roval James Inn. ’Wallts in front
of property of Patron Betta. “-76
South Main street and for G. H. Good~
rich near South Main. and Monaco
streets. -
The case of Chester S. Sellecl-t, is
carried on the September calender of
the (Federal Court. it was stated this
morning. but as yet 'no date has been
set for a hearing. it has been carried
on the calender for about a year and
a half. but as Mr. Selleck was serv-
ing an indeterminitc sentence in
.Vlletfhersfleld tunnel. brutal“. “9»nt
a hearing.
Deaths and Funerals
MENNI COHN
Menni (‘oim, need 77. died at his
home, 42 Orchard ctract this morn-
ing. Ho is survived by three child-
ren. Leo, Leah and Mrs. livid mm
of Chicopee Falls. Mass. The funeral
will be held on Monday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock and interment will be In
Riverside Cemetery. Mr. C“ for
over 23 years was employed as a.
bookkeeper at the ll. & G. Corset
company.
5 _. the floors are warm. We
fhavc only one fire to tend-
and no coal or ashes to track:
throth the house.” [That’s
what a man saysrwho has an
lnrenuunonar.
OnepipeHeata
One heater, one pipe, one
register warms the whole
house. Easyto “.mdops
crate. Keeps the cellar cool.
Good for most old house: as
P: Well as new.
Comemandsccthiahmcrr
7 Hem A. Benelein
56Water St.
South Norwaik "
Telephone 473-3
comm—.2.
Later he reported that he had found,
n _ ._,..—
written-
$45.
to be seen.
Full fashioned, with high spliced hue: and a wide
silk—in luminous black.
Second floor;
Ful fashioned, with high splicedhoel and: a widow
gartertop which gives both comfortanlanhd strength.
Pure silk and eiééy‘thmd sills- '
$3
Special lisle stockinga'that aRWWWMJ
no seam and fit with remarkable smoothness.
Narrowed at ankle. shaped at foot, with top ofextra,
plasticity. _
In both regular and special full-figure sizes. black
and cordovan—
Mi 85c
CHILDREN’S'ribbcd stockings of hoth fineness and
Mb.
1101:; period has shown
last: aisle. rear.
Memriaed .linlo var-mom foot. and» test of
they. give good. service-—
650
"" Mere lovely- dresses Have ar-
rived—and" more are hurrying to
the store as this news is being.
Finest of firm soft beautiful
serges. Satins of aburnishcdlus-
tromalsurfaoc. Triooletwa of dis-
‘ tinctive weaveand fine brilliance.
Each is presentedin the newest of
the ddightingnew styles. N0;
we. cannot: tell. in very detailed
way- of. those styla—thcy. simply
have to be seen. And we shall not'
try to tell of‘values: those too have
You'll be intercsmdr in
this fact: —— There are
dresses andVbut very very few of
any one pattern and shade.
their prices, while of widc'range,
are of- Special interest at $35 to
of distinctivepatm and contrasting edict-t.
many
And
To. add My
to» We.
Touch of (lawless is given by the collar and cum
are ready in 11‘! dehgh‘ tful patterns.-
lace tm—i
terns with fancy front,--
Orgnndy homsfitched sets, some ruffled and com
‘ > . y $1 to $2160
Vestees of net and lace and pique, a number-ofpuOd
$1 to $6.50
Vest. fabrics by the yard in. pretty- pat‘burns, 1‘
combined with organdy and Val lal‘t‘; and harm—#-
$5 to $7.50 yard t
Rufflinge of ‘: . 4m xl’Espn't in new
oral widths— Z ' .
Wings for fichm may
lars and cuffs; ire-I: a:
$2.50 yard
two—w
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