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for you know funds are
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”.1 Norwuk . '
. tom tan-{Newman} in room
z-lche that a heavy truck had broken
a. . Mr: was in Korean: yrs-ter-
me mm' m
201, Wrote-Jamal; on W!" St.
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the helmet um, um ' ml
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Impmie‘Uenta'over the ‘13:! flbflL
any. tnvflg "driven More from M‘ . _ .
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uni like?!“ «Ml this new.
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slob. check :30.
' flu‘rrotd mphined in the 50-.
.M hot night about boys stealing; here will be I. ’th!
rnm. ' meeting or the Franklin Junior nigh
‘ ‘sellool tomorrow, filthy omits. and
Boys crentlng a disturbance about [the pot-ems of all pupilseot the eebool
the South Nor-walk Pubflc Library- nl'e invited to lttead and Ineet the
were complained of to the police yes- a or the studies
terdny and Patrolman fiobert Gainer of the venous pupils end the proton-
attended to the mutter. ' sion in view for whlch they ore undy-
- - in: will be one of the moat Important
features of the MK.
Following cloudy-pm the celeb“-
tlon of You mm:- which closed at
sunset last night, locnl people of the
Jewlsh faith will observe the Feast
of the Taber-nodes on next Sunday
and Monday. September 26th and 27m.
The. celebration will continue for
eight days. The most important days
of the feast, the first and Inst days.
will be, observed with oervlcea at thel
local synagogue.
teachers.
Skirts at El:
and of em
value at as
--—Peu Goal st Harrie & Gene.
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1 A number of new members were.
admitted at the m-wlinz of llir- Nor-
wnlk Building. Loan and Inn-morn
Amoclatlon. held at the office of 'l‘ny-
flor & Golden. Inc. Tm-sdny night.
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George H. Hirst reported to the po-
tbe manhole mVer and arch at the
corner of Soulh Main street and Han-
l'ord place yesterday. The matter ls
being attended to by the police de-
op-‘tllelt.
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Wédnecdny’s guests at the New
,Rovol James Holcl were: 1‘. C. Grant.
Hartford. Conn.: Robert 11.1%?!th
and l. E. Young. New York: Henry J.
Shuster, Ellenville. N. Y.: Mr. and
Ofilrr-r Clarence Hill of the Soclmne
onset SchOol for Boys. or Y‘rnvhfimvr.
R. 1.. came here 'le-sdny might at ll
' .. . . M. .- - Mrs. J. G. Scatter-good But Orange.
oclmk and leak l:.x.l. \xilli him 13~ N. J; Mr. and Mrs. ,. H. Cornell. ‘
‘ycar ,old Edward ml] or l’nn'idencc.
who had run away from school and
who was picl-‘q-d up on \\':xslxing’ton
Mrs. Ralph Ben. H. I". Cornell. Cleve—
land. Ohio: Hart D. Murray. New 0r—
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dav afternonn by Uflim-r UH"). p. \Osz Mr. and Mrs. H. Henderson. (I
Seller ' ' Boston. Mass; Mr. and Mrs. Henry ‘
I Bruere. New York; 8. Louis Retn- u
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hurl. .lr.. Dales. Ten; ‘3’. flochschlld.
—Pea Coal at Harris & Gans‘. New York city.
Norwnlk people have noted wllh ln-
wrest the announcement 1131 made of r
lhe marriage of Miles H. Rusted. of
'lrcenvflch. who was divorwd lnel
April from Jennie Shepard, formEr'
manlcurlst at the Arcade in Bridge“
sort. to Mlss Kathryn M. Rndncllle. oi
Brownseown, Va. meted men-ted the
”The- .
hinge quick lunch wagon built by
P. J'. Tierney 8: Sons. New Rochelle.
N. Y.. ‘while being transported by
motor truck to Bridgeport, broke
down on Wall street. this morning
about 10:30 o'clock. fl‘rafllc was tled
up for a short period while a new
front wheel was attached to the rug
on. OHcer Frank Raymond soon had
the traffic clear its way around the
M—t
so little time was lost for motorists. H '
My oaumy ow, Tm'
The
Assembly Hall, Grace Brother’s (In; ‘ . .
mm”- ' , Textile Store
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TAIILORS
Plaid skirts. pleated, Ind gay with rich color—411i:
latheirsensonandiheymhere in the W clothes
air!
. ; Accordion pleats. Box pleats. Knife pleats, side
» ' - 1- pleats” .-.*—. . ._ ,
’ ATTENTION' - Dark plaids that have marked mimosa.
A limited qmtity of All plaids that show individual air of life and mom. Navy
Wool Fabric: 58 inches wide
nimble for Ken's or Mu'
wear to be cold
lack with white-what a splendid range of colors nod
,wlmt cheerful inspiring skirts they have made!
Just as Easy! Value exceFtional. Value made up of style, of ex-
at $1.75 vd. cellent woolen obric, of good tailoring—and summed up
Taiwan tn meagly 131:“ mine in an oflect that wins instant approval.
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- 531mg that 31o day is going to 7“! Dozens ready for (3th 3‘;
bring ycli‘u lnfikachdrink aficnp fof _ e at. this spemal place 25....
You Dy ’3 en co ee or o y 7 . me . mm».
mm Textile Store .
It bring comfort and confi-
deuce.
Duchess, The coffee supreme, cut
to 41c 11). (5 lbs. $2.00)
Snnbo Coffee, Quality fine, cut
to 28c lb. (6 lbs. $1.35)
James Van Dyk Co
- 21 roam mm 81'.
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136 Washington
Street
South Norwalk
In itself areal addition to the home decorations ‘ of
the indoor months.
When holding its quota of ferns or other plants,
bringing. e. touch of Summer and ontof~doors to the from
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days and" evenhagsl , .
A great collection of new pieces. glazed or met
finish, and graceful m shape
.Jawmmmmmcmllmch—muwwm.
Jardiniereee-with pedestals, 10 to 18 mob pedestals
and ' rdinieres in sizes frOm 6 to 12 inch—$501.!) $27.50
The . Young
noes in a great many difleren‘t sizes $320830”-
‘ F d‘ h cefully , -— $1.10 to 81.
Man, em- ‘3 39kg; uniquem— 7 :2 0032.15.
$7 to $10.
Fourth floor. .
Children’s shoes
“Who does not lay up money,
lays‘up regrets.
Start a savings cocoon now ‘
whflevwnrelfighnndlnn 60 Wall ShNorwalk
_. do ably worth buying
Because their prices are leee‘thnniregular! .
Splendid 90%, both in boys and an the wear-”they
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4- Per Qent. in ®evrolet Cm .
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section for women in each-(numbers and of such mt.
laids and brown, green and myeaml'mnqn'e blue'tonen. ‘
Banging . .
Umbrella stands of good size and pleaemg outline-e .
savh 4" mm ‘ m vii. will 've. .. .. ’ 7 ‘
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Satisfying, distinclivo. varied. *.
Motine of fine texture and delightful soft finish. ’
alumnae deep navy—bl no. for the most part.
find with “this, all similarity ends. For there it.
dresses of widely—varied 80116. of many individual may“
Oootee dremes~ai2d lralf a dozen (litter-om efieoh
among them. Some (Ammlloped. some embroidered, some
{with vestees which have touch *of alerilfiant gold'eno
broiden'. ‘ .
Straightline dresses—and these with pleats and m
bending and with embroidery—one unique model with
border of rich bright. blue W.
Tunic Wong tunies and often with
that is intricate and beautiful.
brawn;
Dresses Mgmwmc “Mr efiecl upon “
dresses with‘tidlly embroidered-w) from and with
back sectionlnutchingepattm
all raw refluxing; ae‘ilnpneeive in value a
in beauty;W*~rell fllem‘m prince--
$42.50 545
Second floor.
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Men’s light warm
'Sv'venters for now
Hold this sweater in your hand. Sir—«and ya
think it? doegn’t amount to mmh.
But slip it on and—what a‘difierencel :
It seems tow-nothing; hutitvprodms u at
warmthasyouexpectehenvyoventertol ‘- ’
Light but so closelygd valaoddy mm tint
fife witiout bundling up right under your coat.
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m “.an electrical comm“ itvo candid-tea, last evening. and r.- on “9°“ . 7 the boson-n «on. m run o-‘uhudlflgfl-rrm‘x 3‘3... Unnatural area... an.
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at “a olficeo of the plant on smeeshlp. Patrick .3 310%! W ll! -_ Ellen or hilt. Helen Huron. “4"” h om W Il- ed filth More W M
. secretary “a you , may ‘1: . ’me regular meeting or my: mom 5: gmm'ueo-wum h n new name the infirm m ' a.»
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