HAVE YOU SEEN OUR
1 CLOTH HATS AT
$2.75 AND $3.50
SOCIETY BRAND,
SUITS & OVERCOATS"
ARE READY FOR YOU
NEW FALL 8: WINTER
UNDERWEAR
Joseph Davis-
“ Waahinm smut
um IOBWLLI.
—
There’s a
Feeling
of satisfaction and pardonable
,n-ide when you add another de.
Itr-eit to swell your account in
Our Bank
There's a feeling of security
I
a. for you know funds are
.fe with us and it is conven-
r: to pay all bills by check
"rough our Bank.
.THE PEOPLE’S
“ TRUST co.
WE CARRY A FULL LINE
_'of_
FOSS' QUALITY
_and.._.
PREMIER CHOCOLATES
Stillson-Powell Corp.
SOUTH NORWALK
until a. burglar or a
fire removes your need
for amneposit box.
Come in m with
your valuables.
q Rev. M013 L. Stein}.
W"
pastor of 'St.
Peters Lutheran charch. was one of
the spake” at- the mission services
to the South Manchester church on
Sunday afternoon. .
—6PECML~ NOTICE.
Auto electric system: overhauled
"and repaired. Austin's Garage.
5 Preparations are being made for
3h» special mimonary serviee to be.
; The Met mm Lucian» .,
wnlmttmmnmaeso'eioenat? .._.._.-‘fi
their rooms atn‘tho ‘M'oou- Home. 3 m ym m 21;“ lb.
The entertainment We of m. 00‘ W
the Oil! Well 9'00: and matter Gnu-lifio it- to hill-‘Wlifiemfiat an
pany are planning for a dance to he Jersey City w M “‘1‘“?
held later during the year. light. on the ante card with O’Do'd
The semi-annual election or career: “thesis, declared that be m am
will be held at the meeting->0! 'rnnlty be“ ”at: :y 101W. for it;
)i n‘ Cl b. lil ' we '- rm 0 “e ' “m-
“Ed‘s u t s etening at t 0 o : "l have] it; In. If“: "u“.
. Arias Fanning turtle ' t tr e on the
”m Coal at Harris & Gm. m mineen rounds in We M
_Tne annual meeting of Bishop Fen-{in 191s. and SM Godfrey dill it in live
Wick Assembly, fourth decree. K 0‘ rounds in Brisbane the name your.
d
W.
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ma 0.. My.“ \ M or
swarm “film an
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(mm, on? an“... (“ma m as...» an .t
am July-- mrewm' aim-gr; 'm ’ m3. 2 wmmm
continues. Ohio, Se 21.—~The but,“ in the major learnt-u .W'sll'gdhy I“ h M 3
fall Gnu Ciro-l races-ms open-
ed here m with waiter condi-
tions ideal and the making of a now
season’s race m by Bone scan. ia
the twoyoarcid trot, the Base Bo-
vlew Futurity. The any we. talu'
race, which was the Instant time but.
«rent of the year for tumour-elk,
Hormile in met-1.2 nu lowered ml
tuned subpoenas for her-idem B. B.
Innis-nu. o: the Amer-iron League:
I’ve-idem Joha Hes-met. of the him
than: League: Jacob (Rube) M.‘
a pitcher (or (II New York Ghats.
all! 9.6.11- ol“ ":0 ":0 Ohm ml-
.ior m duh.
mm, Sept. Sir-lolly
held at. St. Peter‘s Lutheran chureh;(:., will be held this evening. at a
you Sunday hen. September 26th. o'clock, in the K. at C. club mom on
omen, m the morning the Rev. A. T.lWashinglon street.
thloid. oi’ Pawtucket. . 1.. will speak All I, mberu f Old Well Co. -
Pechtold. of Pawtucke. R. 1.. will speakerl C e0 G a who Wish ‘02:“;
turnout, Rev. Robert Steup. brotherlDanbnfy on pip“, (wan. met in
at the pastor of the icon! chnrehv'the Davenport Hail, last evening, to
season‘s mark for this no. boa and:
Those are thaonls twodefeata l have
yesterday by Bogalusa at 2:08.
ever aaii‘ered." ’
“I ”looked out Geoggee Papin in 2
the rounds and steppe Spider Roach
in m m number of round. it alone. On “I“ m n “I b
Lowell, Mm.” the first aim and" m Haul-tho
So may hurt“ meow ll tie 'm pun-dam.“ DRYER.
:18 pace that it was split into ‘1“- m of the allele! ganbling'receired injurious nun-y mar
‘Hcyllk-r, him home president!
was mt to taro-um ml
hmamdrStolvmn'oNl-tal. Henlendahoi-nm
Chiminmatdtyoanw a. land intention-1a:
l
l
l
1
RV". M. L. Sten‘p. will be the speak"
er. He will talk in English. at 3:30!
o‘clock.
«SPECiAL NOTlCE.
Auto electric systems overhauledl
and repaired. Austin's Garage.
annns
instinct».-
Mrs. J. Chisinau Proved
That Lydia-E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable Compound is a
Remedy for this Trouble.
Binghnmion. N. Y.——-“I was in a very
nervoun condition for over a year, my.
llll ll 9 mind was loom ,
. I'ltt'"""' i "ll" ml“ (mm m " fights;
ll
anything, could not
work and could not
have anyone to are
me. Doctor’s med-
icine did not help me
and Lydia 12. Pink-
h a in ’ 3 Vegetable
was re-
1 took
i t a n d a m n o w
w e l. l. I rr-nom-
mend it to all sflicto
rostration."——‘llr.—a. J.
k Street, Bingham-
All:
‘llll
commended.
ed with nervous
szsnutx. 193
ton. New York.
1110 5"??th of Lydia E. Pinkllam's
Vegetable (bmpmtnd. made from roots
and herbs, is unparalleled. it my be
used with perfect confidence by: \mmen
who sum-r from nervous prostrntion,
displacements. inflammation. ulcer-p
lion. irregularities. periodic pains. back-
ache. Waring-down fooling, flatnlcncv,
indigestion and dizziness. Lydia.
l'inl.l.:lnl’.~4 \‘l-pl'tultlt- (‘omponntl is the
stantlnrd remedy for female ills.
If there are any mmplieations‘nbmfi
which you need mlv'm- write meow-
fidew'te to Lydia 1;. PM W
l 0., Lynn. Mass.
v.
Defective vision is a most
effective barrier to a man's prog-l
mess unless he seeks the advice of ;
an optometrist who can examine
into his eye structure and see with
clear vision the weakness or ab-'
normalities that must be correct-l
ed. We can render you that kind"
eye comfort.
17H A M‘ER
°"-?:".i...""‘f."" 0W
W'Aflelltic so"? smld
w. M u 6 P. I. ”In!
‘which were reported to the policehas
been released.
of service and assure you complete _ Y
3—... '5
make their final plans.
Progress Forum. No. 1. F. F. L., met.
last evening. in regular session. at
which time the card tournlnent was
continued. A rebound ol the degree :- ,
team was held. and plus for a ia~
dies' night were discussed.
A bad. hole in the sidewalk in front '
of 20 Burbank street. which house is
owned and occupied by Joseph Passa-
t‘ume, we; reported to the police last
night. Yesterday a woman walking
along the street there clipped and hurt
herankle.
A 'phone call Val reCeived by the
police last night that there was a
wreck of an automobile. on the Wil»
son Point road. near the. Standard Oil
Company's plant. investigation din~
closed that the car belonged to Ed—
ward O‘Connor and that no one was
hurt. The car was driven into a pole
to avoid striking another car.
hits. Grace Godas. of 8
place. reported to the police that:
while driving along Bouton street a;
little boy named Hyman Arbitman. of
New York city. who was visiting: with!
friends on Bouton street, ran out into
the street and into her car. The hm~
Hanfm'd |
. . . -3
Newest women’s shoes
to be chosen quick!
#‘w
'l
lily.
State Open Daily Undl 6
\Varmth is needful
to refreshing sleep.
Was thrown to the ground but was am
injured.
—Coal at Harris & (lane.
Bills tor the service charge on pro
pa) ment or quarter gas meters which!
aredue and pavable on the 25th of
this month may he paid to the Gasl
Company’s representative'who will
be at the Gorhnm Company's store at I
126 “Washington Mme-t. near Hart's?
Theatre on the 24m and 251i: oi this'
month to receive payments on these'
days onlv. . ,
Norwalk has only one case of a colu-l
municnhle disease. acmrding to thej
welllv morbidity report of lhe State;
Department oi Health for week end-‘
in: September 18th. and including re,
ports tiled up to 1] o'clock yesierAl
day morning. Tim is one case oi”:
l) pliuid few-r. which new is on lhel
inrrtnse throughout the stole. Sear-2
trt lever and mother-la are also onl
the increase but no cases are on the,
Official report from Norwalk. Measles:
and whopinf: cough are on thedcc'nneq
however.
t
c—r.\n,\'ono wi~hinz firewood can llavol
the 1.31119 for the rartinz. Apply A. J.‘
Collins Company. :
Althur Blown} the filleentmat'oltii
boy sentenced to the Reform S('l|00l.l
by Judge Samuel Young. in the Stam-
ford (‘ity court, Inst Week. for his :1:an
hery of a watch from a Stamford)
man. and who. i: was dist-overed by,.
Detective Sergeant Thomas Hunt.
was responsible for over a halt a
dozen of the numerous tonal “breaka."=
under bonds of $300,
York man. for a hearing in the Court.
of (‘ommon Pleas. October term, it!
was learned today by the local police.
——Pea Coat at Harris & Gaul
iralfskin.
GrowYom'
'uur abutmb‘lafic'
burnt}..- Wm
Goodyear welting pmt-oss :—
Boots— $9.63
For they are nf extra value—and vmmenwho wish to
lharo in choivo from them w'dl do well to be M!
. Shoes of firm staunrh pliable leather.
new styles that carry grace and beauty.
”mi-“h“ "Y “is ““P‘a‘her‘ “ N0“of real iltrllugh—and-thmngh shoemaking.
Splendid tan calfskin Autumn oxfords and walking
boots. A sturdy but suprde and comfort—giving grade of
“'itll good soles and upstanding military heels.
finished with wing tips which give pretty efieot.
with these flexible easy soles which are assured by the
First of the ("fill niglafs- brings 1““le that one mustl
have warm and light bed-covering. in order to get the mat
and refreshing which sloop should bring. (‘hill air. un-
less turned nsile. brings (list-umfim. Fresh air is needful,
corddrafts ate harmful.
But llell-t-m'ering nlllsi be light as well as wann.
Heavy blankets and (‘Olllfol'lalllCS prevent rest. They
weigh one down: ml) sleep of its value. (‘hmose light—
weight and truly-warm blankets. t-mnfortahies that are d
generous size but filled with light mtton or wool.
Plenty of 51" ll ready hero—and their walmh all!
’light weight is («unlined with beauty. There an- delight-
ful colors: them are sateens and silkolixm: of attrat-tivc_
patterns. blankets of pure white or of goal gray with a
In handsome
(loud examples
And
0XfUl‘dS—- $7.65
l
aci‘EL‘EE J“ iE’fi‘Hn } Excellent black pony kid walking boots and oxfords. touch of blue or pink in their bordered! in their eflertivc
"““fiflw m3} .3; Niec- Woight. grateful style: carefully niade. Finished plaids.
glghflxwflmg 3am le‘ith military heel and Sllll‘lllng wheel! gn‘es offs-d of wmg . .
333%.” . r. 13:. ?.Y.:rk.H.N. ,_ , ‘ lgip:_ Finest of pure wool single Good tan or gray or whrb’
Boots~ $7.65 oifords__ $155 blankets. thick and substan. mmmwm from“
- E Main floor. rm- tial, but as fleet-y as the by 76 inrhes to Q by a
snow—and as warm as an im— flip”
The Young
Man
Who does not lay up mainly,
lay: up regrets.
'Start a savingsaccount now .
whilewagesamldgbandina-
fewyearsyouwillhavoag'ood
‘ * factories, this special lot of corsets is rated as worth $4
each.
Bridfgqmtt $4
corsets-"$2.50
Made in one of our bright light cheerful Bridgeport
A corrodlong-hip model with elastic tip and good
staunch m Of flesh-hued coutil. in model which
31m ' correct carriage and good figure. .
Sizes from m to 30—- w
Second floor.
sizedaccoum.
_4» Per Cent. in
Chevrolet Cars
Savmgs
aoonhwflhnl.
Gym oxfords for ‘
girls at. $1.75.
l Minnnogms—nahalgnlsmuegfint
coget‘thefim‘ndbenefi‘thxt‘mfmma gym class.
Good$1aoboamgwith rubber admiral.
Ila-“m,
open—grate fire. Just one
blanket in dimensions 66 by
80 inches and .weighing 5
pounds. Marked. ‘ofi into
rich black plaih of either
blue or pink— $21
Indian-type blankets- of
wool. Rich and distinctive,
almost: bizarre. in pasta-n.
Bright and enlivening in
color; Need-ad fine and ofl
wondrous warmth——
$1150 and $12.75
Fine plaid Wt: in
combinations dimorpink
with white or‘ in unique gray
checks, pant-1y wool, 70 by Silt
inches—— $1111) $155
Soft untimely whke‘wool
Miran.” flfl
Flowered and Penn]
m «(slum in
light alliduk patterns, fil-
,tng-o£;g.oa.tlgu mafi-
ton, 72 by 78 int“-
$4 to $6.50
Silk mull t-t'illlfnl‘lalfles (‘
fine beauty and light e“
flowered designs in goal
jshadesofblntepilk’ adyd-
low with border in ash? d»
or, back of stalmch Bilbo“,
$7.50
Mn! oomfortablu d“
special silkolene. 72 by 9
inches— Q
Sateen - covered comfort-
IHQ «(special strength and
Marshmallow palm-mad
colormngnrand dark—-
. $10 to $12.50
Norwalk Chronicler