sins FOR ARMY mm.
lac follows:
Other an". fer the mom. werel
Local Firms Hui-“WWII" Gel Waring Ext nuanctnrlns 00..
'-
to Houdini concern.
. plete in thirty weeks:
Some of. the local factories which illuminant-ins -Co.,
35.3 each on maples, deliveryzeoln-
Hudson Hot
$3.48. or “.00
make and? finish lists-submitted- Ilds iwithout leather chin my on sm-
for the contract to furnish. 118,000
resulationwefliee lists m thozthit-
ed States Army. The bids were open~
ed yesterday in the my ounrter-
mastert‘ m, Philadu‘pit, but the
contract wee not‘ “order! endiwill
not be, in is understood here, for sev-
eral (five.
Intonnstimv received by local om
months;
same deliveries:
pies. delivery complete in We to three
Perry Hot Human-ins
Co., 82.29 t. o. b. New York, delivery
complete in nine weeks: Delohery Hot
Manufacturing Co., $2.40 each. deliv-
ery complete in 14 weeks. siso two
alternate bids of $8.07 and ”:51.
D. E. Loewe Co.,
$2.49 and 88.36 on samples, f. 0."’.
which summed bids for the work in- lBoston army hue. delivery complete
dicate mm? the contract will go to
E. W. Alexander, of Rm Pa. He
unlimited! Biteen sent-ate ”time
in the bidding. All were dimples
end an‘fed in three groups, accord-
ing to an] veries, as follows: ty days,
Group one; prices $2.54, ".48, $3.20, - ~ - '
34,03, $3.30. deliveries at theme or HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
4,000 Weekly, beginning in (but weeks.
Group two, pricesf—82.60, $3.54; 33.84.
84.09. 82.36. deiiVeries at the utter
6,000 weekly, beginning in three
weeks.
Group three. prices, 82.50. $3.44,
$3.25, $3.99 and 82.26. deliveries at
rate oi 2,000 weekly, beginning in live
weeks. .
the Colonial lot.
the high school.
C. M.
in Feb. 1921; Portland‘Hst Co., $2.73
and $2.09 on samples for 60,000 hots
with delivery at me oi 5.000 weekly;
'Frenlt H. Lee & Co., $2.75, delivery
1.200 to 2.400 daily, beginning in thir-
More students came out {or foot-
ball practice {Yesterday afternoon at
Mrs. Beadlce. the French teacher.
returned to her duties yesterday at
~—'I‘he Best Selenium—A Want Ad
BEGINNING SATURDAY. SEPT. 25TH AND
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE . OUR STORES
WILL REMAIN OPEN EVERY SATURDAY
EVENING UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK. "
ROGERS 69’ STEVENS
NORWA LK Two Stores SO. NORWALK
" “Swansea ., .
COLUMBUS. 0.. Sept. Zt—A new
world'ir record for three-remit! pac~
lug coltvm'enabw «steamed
Circuit meeting here ”Sterility. Fris-
co'Junc. \V. \V. Fleming’s bay colt,
stepped the third» heat of the Horse
Review Futurity in 2:03 1-4. Frisco
June had dropped the first host of the
race. to Trampeare. which prior to-
yesterday had held jointly with Gen-
eral Todd the three-yenr-old' colt pec-
in; record. Tmmpufe. however. was
unable to stand the pace and lost in
the stretch in the. last two hents.
After finishing fifth and seventh in
the that two heats, Mamret Dillon
won the Hal-(man Hotel Stoke for
2:11 class pacers. C. A. Vitentine.
after them are had made bad brooks
in the first two heats. was substituted
i'or Jack Monroe as drte'vr. Symbol‘s
Forrest. driven by “letter Cox. won
the first heat in 2:01 1-4. establish.
ing a new record for the event. The
second heat was captured by John-
Henry. but with Valentine behind
Margaret Dillon she stepped away
i'romt hem in the last two.
Esther it 2: Murphy entry. won the
third and lust heat of the 2:07 class
pacing. contium-d from Tuesday. She
had already taken Tuesday's .two
heats.
The 2:15 trot was won in straight
heats by Patrick Todd. Harvester.
cwued and driven by \V. \V. l-‘lcminx.
outclassed the llt'lll in the ilrst (livi-
elon of the firm pace. mm; in
X\A
Uotton filouses
The balance of the sea'son’s stock of cotton Blouses has been~
divided into three lots, as follows: -_._.
LOT 1. BLOUSES MARKED, $2.98, NOW . . . . . . . . . . .5188
LOT 2. BLOUSES MARKED, $3.50 to $4.00, NOW . . . . . .$2.98
LOT 3. BLOUSES MARKED $5.00 1'0 $6.98, NOW . . . .. .$3.89
These are sharp reductions on gurnients that can be worn all
the year around. Quantities on hand are small, so we advise
early selection if you are interested.
IY/CH CRADE MERCH/‘ND/IERTVHODfRflTE PRICK'Y
86 WASHINGTON STREET
. -_.-
MITCHE “LL—CH ‘ "" A ' i m. """ '
GRANT—MAXWELI; ‘
BROCKWAY AND VIM TRUCKS
Tires—Accessofies—Tydol‘ Gasoline
55 RAILROAD AVENUE
For eat-he seasonnluek sheath}! and, all un-
land smell trams; Burn Winchester 16-
zauze (mm-am model 12:ij
Repeating Shotltm and‘ “Wrbr “Re-
_ I neater’ - - , "
‘9
MAXWELL, ONnHALF TON TRUCK .'
LUTHER M. WRIGHT "
Early Season Sho
are
'l
i‘né—fit hmte. loyal-W... rim by
Erskine. had an rosy time in the sec-
ond division. winning in a similar
muunvr. ill
J aclc Kelly Receives
a Great Ovation:
Pilll,.\lH-Il.l'iil.\. Sept. file-A
L'H'ill (;\.-iim: “as tvmlrrt-«i Jack KrL
l)‘. Philadelphia's I'owinu‘ "MCI" 'aml
illympic uxul world‘s Scullin: chain—
won, “inn in .2l!‘l\~1l here last night.
:lili'vlllll‘ulllt‘il lax his: cousin. l'nnl (Yos-
II'HU. \tho lu-lnv-ul him win the Olym-
pil’ linulvlv svulls l'illilllpif‘lllhhlp. and
lllr l'vnltSHHiJiJ Iharuc i'luh‘s four-
(mrwl shell rn w. Which nutshell nr~c~
and :il illllsm‘ls.
The l'lllllili‘iltlllfl i‘uliw' l‘.|ntl lie-atl-
ill .I lhli‘tu'v llllnviuh \lli' 'sll‘vv in of
East Pulls. “ht-n lx- lly was bornand
'l'uiswi. In “Ill' “Ir-- thousands of
: persona: smvl mm- lu-u-ls. Following
lhu pnlnull- tle- “as u rmzslmz lflll<
unit :H Um la liix‘lmw- i'.llr i'il lill'
Schinlkill lilur tll'l\¢‘, With”) U
simw's throw (-f the \l-vmruvsv Hunt
i‘ln“ \' n-rn- [Co-Hy stnrtui his rowing
turn-r
V
Callahan Hurt as
C
Yale Squad SpeednUpr
.\'l-I\\' HAVEN. i‘onu.. Sept.
Capt. 'l‘im i‘nllnhan is out of the rum.
lull! l’l';'i‘ll|‘!‘ lil Yulr l"l"li' with
mulh stratum! .mklv. but it is lu~li.-\'-
ed lac “II he .llllt" to play in llu‘ i‘ur‘
nmzll- 'i‘cch came .1 Week from fistula
no
am; Gnliin lnflk his place in ill"
m'rlmmus'v infirm-ill“.
‘lu'u-I. loll uni. :md Aroma.
“luv-ti, :lli'tl w- ro- out lt-mpnrnrily Willi
minor .nm-um. \‘illlt;"l"\' pluu‘ “us
[Jilil‘fl Sho-VHF! .mll Arcstgi's l~.\'
i‘l nicknlnulk.
lv\'
...1. - .u.» tliitohdnwufi
’r‘. v .. . . I.» 9
in two ilnurs' «criminage. lav-lupin”:
Al Iric'lv. \\'o-l>ll :md lv‘l'o-Iicll ('iit‘ll lul-
ilm‘ .: puss. Mnrnlu‘ Iziu ilu- Win-ivy
:it tir<1 .i“_tl “an inlunwul ll\' Kumplnu. '
l:"ll.l"l"l“l, ins-1 \v..l"‘< on-l, “‘alt‘llvd
t’l'VllllllICLI‘.
Figllt‘Nilie Rona;
'ith Broken Hand
~l llum h.
“in 01‘ nut-
rounds
t ’zilifiu'nin.
in l\\'|'l\"
.i‘r
'it‘t‘llll
.‘Il llw lun‘vmnv -\. .\.. last night. and
lh'n-l-v hunts .n luli' ul' «\trvmn
garment-xx.
In t~ third round Rom-ll landed
llnirl \\'llli his riuht on licotur'u lwml
:invl lin- ll vml “:13 “Ralf-“fl them-utter.
For nine rounds llum‘ll new] hin‘lci't
and won going away. After lln- bout
ilu~ club physician illsr0\l‘l‘l‘tl that [ho
lmncs in Rouch's right hand were
Ivrokrn :iS :1 rvsmlt of the lxluw to lico-
tor's head.
M
K") l.l-2\\IS \‘S. .‘lllili ()‘DO‘VD
TUXIIHIT.
*
Nl-Z\\' YORK. Sex-t. 2 ‘ llccidml in-
low st is «\mm-nl m lllt' hout In tween
Kid Lewis and Mike ”Point .1! the
bull uronnds in Jersey i‘ity tonight.
This is due to the fact lhut c-aicn rum
1114;: \\i ll Sl'llit‘ll reputation in“ - wr-
est inning and llll'll" meeting should
he in“ of thrills fur the onlookers.
The complete mini of events follows:
Jimmy Hulivuu \‘N. Joe Slurry. Fraukv
ie ilmns \s. (‘hzulvy Beecher. \Villic
Jnelmun vs. Nod ll‘itzge-lulcl. Mike
O'lluwd \‘S. 'l‘v~<l Kid Lewis. l'romot-
er. Jack Frost. Helen-cs. Hurry I-Zrtio
and i‘hurlic ltodvn.
O'llnwd and he“ is Built the Same.
Mike U‘i‘uwd. Ted Kid Lewis;
n
.i.
.25 years ....... Age . . . . . . .25 years
5 ft. 9 in. . Height ..5 it. 8 in.
155‘ pounds. .. \\'elght . . . l5!» pounds
, 69' in ........ Reach ........ 69 in.
18% in........ Neck ....-.16 in.-
40 in. . . . (.‘lu-st (nnrni’al) . . 39 in.
43 in. . .. Chest expanded) .42 in;
20 in......... Thigh ......... 19 in.
15 in .......... Calf .......... 14 in.
8in..........Ankle.........8in.
13% in ...... Biceps ........ 13 in.
12 in . . . . ) . . Forearm . ...... 11 in;
7. in ......... “'rist ....... 51,4 im
mm‘lfi‘mx
W‘ *5 'WU‘M‘
BRIDGEPORT, Sept. 28.—Geom
em I“ arrested
last April in the lee-celled meme:
lore, was todeyvsentenndb‘sn the 8m
parlor Court to from uncle months
Inmate prison. liewlm-pieaded gum;-
tea statuary Four other
conun— were netted. 7 sentence or
may.“ the. ”Much or
the last of the cases growing out o!
the raid. ' v
'7 '1’- .A scientists!“ tint the Bret
' '13- dry? Iona 37.000
;.. y, ‘ - ' . ;:_
. ,
> men-mu!- Wima
i ‘A warning has browser“ mit- hr the
More! Reserve bunk muting ~u
new counterfeit no and $109 jederai
reserve note: discovered to bejn cir-
culation. by the rodent. agents. and
‘dcucflbedfu follows:
“Twenty dollar Federal Reserve
note on the: Federal Reserve Bank of
Puma. cheek Ictter‘F': plate
number ammunition-like as: w.
McAdoo, Secretary of the Trees.
uri’; John Burke, ,trcuurer or the
Cmted~8taten portrait of Cleveland.
"One hundred dollar Federal Re—
serve note on the Federal Reserve
Bank of New York: check letter 'B';
mete number ‘0'; w. G. McAdoo. sec-
retery' ot' the "usury: John Burke.
treasurer of the United States; por-
trait of Franklin. '
"These ”unher‘Y‘Hi are printed
from poorly executed photomechini-
cal on two pieces of paper-phe-
tween which a few silk threads have
been distributed. The small lettering
and inthe work is poorly executed.
The Don-tens of Cleveland and Frank—
lin lock man: or the line lines or the
genuine. showing white patches
which Chould readily attract the at-
tention of those to whom these notes
are tendered.
WOMEN SMVRl-lql‘lRl-Zl)
TO TELL AGE TO VOTE
~—
Mctnc Supreme Conrt so W in
. Test-1‘".
PORTLAND. Mu. Sept. 22.——'l‘hc
Supreme Court lltfildpil this, week
that. a woman should not he required
to tell her agc in ordvr to qualify as
at registration was ordered to enroll
uh. Isis-hath» amen WM "re-
miss-me mama one retard
thrive the exact date or her Mr“! or
her. exact age." Thatch. is returnable
on October 0; when-the ”MN<will
be bandit they with toth
older: , .‘
Enrollment was refined to Mrs.-
Man on September Lwhen she in-
vited the! its.“ sm- for'nc.‘ or
any other mm to. describe her m
a: “over" 31mm."
W
ems-lemme:
M‘Bflfim
Greatest-lit lid (in: Mm or
Whitman
"Fri”.
A lune Mic balloon or. the
l'nitcdl States Navy crested consider.
style Meat“ this week at the es-
tate of Charles D. Lanterr near
Greenwich. Conn. when it flew over
the We and page end
droppediswtew that members of the
hunter family believed that. the met
woe losing control of the big ship.
One at the passengers finally
leaned me the edge of the compart-
ment afl'isiouied the name of "Lan-
i-er." in. Khomeini later threw a tin
can front the balloon. This was
picked up and found to contain a
piece or paper on which was written.
"(,‘migrstulutious. Addison llumhern.
Jr."
The paper was ndresscd to Miss
Elisabeth hunter. whose enzagcment
to Robert Hart llollim: or \Vcstchest-
er. l‘:i.. was announced last Saturday
night. llurnhum in :1 friend of Miss
Lanicr'n and a member of the Naval
a voter.
In a. writ of mandamus issued by
Black Silks
for the Fall
$2.19 up to $3.50
price
$1.89 up to $4.50
A .-
at...
New Wares for
beater,
fumes a hot dish i
8 easy t
burning the hands
Q
fashioned bmwn
. ‘ were)
mfngeraltor or
Cereal Sets
Of. a very fine quality
clans decorated and
My stenciled. Set
Mod
7'6 Gautier! 7-“ ’4‘
" 6 Spice 3m ’1
__ 1' % ju- ' ,
y__ :1 Vinegar bottle '
-.._._.._._._ __., ... .
and falling gracefully is a queen]
hardly any other dress material to compare with it.
The Read Silk Section invites your attention
Bled: Taffetas, 35 inches wide, eight qualities
beginning at.
Keystone 3m which
graduated jars with a rapidly revolving wire
‘ fl'in 6515s for ketchup or mot hcc
pantry. Two Sizes 1 and 3 (1th.,
”Reserve.
‘ 13%er Ahead
The Dodgers: 5!)” retain their iii-v-
garne-iend in the National pumam
lace. The Reds infirmity were elimi-
natrd from the race. They have ten
more games to play. and it' they win
all or them and the Dodgers lose the
i
r. WAY. an. as, 1920.
no units: no AI'TOIS'rs
GIVE (WHEN. HAYS no]:
KW“ lht‘ hid hlfi'h (‘osi Jr “H"!!1“
H'TOPli d the g- m l‘osily ”1- lh. 1‘1""
"lollllv riding“ Illlldip‘ a,.,.(”‘h_: ;"
. r “
.oomt‘ of Norwnlk's "linen"
irect tremc through the citr'
lmle are the rims when an
{‘hilist' with a at litnl smile :.nd
‘ly "have our" would om‘
“’10 m-
F ”Ntlt‘
hutch”
-‘ hlav.
rem surname-s on their schedule r Ffilnh. .
the i919 champions Itiil-wouldhe one “‘0 "am" “mC'TF- It Was- mthin:
11nd raw-half games behlnd‘ihc bod; unusual in ”I“ old days In h. ~-. 7
m :tccilmiilntlol of 13 in :0 1mm":L (H.
The nice bcthcn ilrooklyn and “’T‘mfl‘“ “l“"i' 5" frlcmih- mammal
New York has resolved into this: New "- an Oak“? has two or 1- ,»., r
Frooklvn. with a lead or ilvc‘ numne fl" ”"1 ”f M" ""3"? “Wk o. m..-
‘ , linden-t himself luckv
over the Giants. has six more guinea “The limit! in "k; prion:
to flay—one with Boston and five - - n: vi m
ml: New York. The Giants have has “fit?“ "l” Elfin; of .STleul-tvk‘fl:
eight more games to play~~two with “0"“- said 0"" 0’ NW‘VM!‘ ,. in»...
“union. one with Philadelphia. and known truMc “MNVV "M? . ,4,
five with-Bandklyn. know ‘ 59"" citrar “‘3‘" mv- wmw.
To winthc pennant the Dodgers than hinrtofow. I‘Mflihh n.. Mm
must win one some from the Giants N“ "‘5’ W0rm~ "0"” lm n..
and the final game or the season 7‘9“"? "It“? rim "0‘ “‘91 h l-v-lyk.
with Boston on October' a. or win ”l" 'wrath‘ “f 3" “”0"" ”MW nun
two of the live game‘s with the m” ““3“ "-V “WWI; l‘lm 4 .. m...
(Ma. hem can it. mist» 104” “W- Which are “new .v n..,
impomihle. for McGraw's mun to ”P as popular "5 90m" mh'r Lu. . -
, _. __.__ ___. .. _
'_{__.__._._..___ llI-X‘KLI‘ZNS SII‘II{IIDI~I\
SUICIDI-I'S BODY LASHED - . , n‘muan MUN um.
T0 BICYCLE fill-Jinnah. rpm. ;.‘i n. .. l-i.
‘ Blackburn. :3an his «Mn». .4
Ni‘lli'l‘Hl‘OR'l‘. N. Y.. Sept. 23.——— Cara ni'c-nuc. Hartford. \\ w .. .M
Suicide was the coroner's \1 rtlici 395— here yesterday :ii'lq-rmmn ..., . ML,
tel-dag after en New ll“ been tier of reckless driving an” I... ». .M
fanned on the body of-an “Mdmfl- hile had run into 3 Sir“! Lille. , _
neg! man which. lashed to u bicycle. cavniion on i‘nlnnv strut ,ma tv-‘hk
was wnshed ashore here Westley two workman. hadh mum . 21......
Rift". They “my-4‘ rc-nirn'o-d in H. J,”
The \‘lt‘llm. between 40 and 50 Hospital. whrw it u.» 1.. .. ,,
(yr-airs old. is thought in lime been a ‘one of the turn. \\ ho \\'.".\ m, , u _ .
patient at ”w hour; Island State Hos—lilt-r the autumnl-llx. “are .. :.
pita! tor the Insane at Kings Park. I) hurt.
_ fi
I
The store closes daily at 0 o'clock
”—
and Satins
and Winter
It will be good
news to women that
prices for silks are.
llllll'll lower. In fart
(hero is :1 return to
lllosc l‘cluntc days
“before the war"
with which we arc.
all so apt to make
unhappy culupuri- .
sous. Native in the
lists following- that
prices are much less
than a }' mr ago. ' ‘0
judge of silk one
must Inspect the
piece personally.
The look and the
"feel" will deter-
mine its quality. A
Taffeta or Satin,
which is heavy. lus—
trous, Sllpplt‘, ele-
gant in appearance
y fabric and there is
end $4.00 a yard '
Black Saline, 35 inches wide. ten grades, ranging in
from
autism” a yard ' »
Black Sauna, 40 inches wide, $4.50 and $5.95 a yard -
Th it‘d floor.
,3
the Housekeeper
full quart
3%
ha to
I
. Pyrex Wm mmmlo of heavy Wire. and in
Sizes to fit anv Pyrexxlish.
Enclosed in one of these
0 handle and this prevents
35m each
1' lmtfies,
5 ct‘sudouw
Wm Pitchers ( which is an old
and is ideal for use in
l
ecu-cum ‘
Long
+ manna“
Cloth
It is a long time Since we had Silch a nice pim. .1
white. long cloth to Ofit'l‘ at this price lllul
feel it is worth talking: about.
uncertain cotton fabrics have been, but. this rmH.
of a quality that will prove a good buy.
right weight. “‘llll u finltmlll (-ilmnuls fini<h and \~
make both dainty and practical] undergarmcmx
Women and vhildw-u.
xe
“'omcn knuu i .x
, ,,
ii
."
It is jlw
The width i< Elli inches,
39 cts a yard
Tlurai ."w 1‘.
"Dwight Anchor" Sheets
One of the best known brands on the market
Ami it is lwrnllsr ui‘ilu-ir superior quului that no
can get but it limitml numlwl' at a linw.
Al )vxw‘vnt :1
small lot is in. and tluwv mmc- neatly in-nnmui or unit
helnh‘lllcllml hc‘ms.
Ill llll‘ec sizes:
chnnml. T‘.‘ x
licmstitrhml. bl x
llcmstitchcd. fill x
Remeiulwring the 1m
can readily Sc ‘ a marked
31;...“
at $2.95
at $3.50
at $3.75
SlSl int-hos.
it?) illvluw.
fl!) illi'ili‘v“.
wiuuS prices on thwv one
l‘t-(lm'l lull.
'l‘lml .5, t‘mwr.
The Wool Plaids For Skirts
sou-act; great interest
J
l” «B I; l' s
tor me!
people have ”Mb:
.The daigmeremmfines em 5
for hrger Men, signings: it
. i
\
.3‘:
a
n..-
. .
No article of 1' n
Wardl‘lllw is so 11>.
fill as lilo 501ml: I.
skirt. Tilcxu plum»,
gay (ll‘ smut-"c.
according to
taste, of lilo \u'n‘i‘l'
SPI'Ve so lll.. ‘ l_\'
occasions bilxllli“~~‘~.
spouts or truwlu ;.
Such a skirt is
splendid for wivw i,
[It not, only Ina I. .
warm and sensible,
but it is. warm and
Milli", as WP,” as
Very stylish.
Priciis from
$1100, ”All and HP
. g Third flow-
Been Pots
7‘" Heavy stone war"
in“ wifli‘eovera and
miles, highly E’m‘d'
the
noon
acct:
watt
Norwalk Chronicler