yoNDAY. SEPT. 27.1w.
flit- ‘ “-V- ' % Av—m ‘ ‘ ~ V *v‘fiw a" A n A‘vfiv V—V—AM
' Ball players on Day street 11 i
‘ . > . y , ear A bad hole in- the roadway on
- fl'ouoe street, m the cause—or * .nenusvin front of the East mm
plaints to the police on S -’ 4
WE KEEP OPEN .. 'flfiloon. . “mm” 3‘ ,M- 3- {church was reported to the _
RD A _ . .. police yerterday. Miss Claire Comstoek. daughter or!
SATU Y m A number attended the dance held: - him Isabelle Comuock 0‘ M0“ “9-
TO 9 0.0%.; , g: the TW‘ Mbly‘ hall on “M‘. 3°”. “mu.“ crap on Day street llue. left today for Smith College. V ..
. " day night! when Gme' Bron tun-j“ “3'“ ”m” ”"8““ M1“ Northampton; nmrm where ’ .-
WMW .PFClxestrI ruminan- music. man“ °t “WWW“ ‘0 “‘9 Wu“ 19'- me has been banned: at llbtructor -‘ . 44.: .
VF‘V FALL i Iran-Y 36mm”. 01' 9 NOrtli' Main 1 ay afternoon. In physology._Ml-x Com-took xmduat- "lib Mflm Vaudeville
L 1 ”Get, has purchased a handsome col- _I_lancln& 9g, Eag‘e's pair every edtrom Smith College In 1912. re- ud run». Plan". i New [WM' (d? mndW' ' *
CLOTHING l8. for his wife. The dog was pur- everllng,xIMu5lc by Svec's orchestra. M‘mflm degree of A Bi" and has J ‘ "
chased in New York city. Frank Tortorella is havin my MUM. we”! “”3 ”p" "m as a Tod. at 3:15;~»7:1lrandv9 - . . , . '
——~Oak 3 her. . . Wallace: We?!
NOW READY V W ”Wm: car given ”mil", 2°“ W mm very much mom .
_ .“wa-V at Eagle's Fair. improved by the building of new Misses Julienne lmmortlor and ._m_.' Fn‘fl'w fl
PRICES MODERATE ‘ A sale ijeaetables and fruits will walks, lawns graded and other Edna Hunkompir yon South Nor- um Pith a. M" WM'UWW' .
the held in Salvation Army hall Wash- changeS. Walk-today. for smith college. "“1"" H l W'lteroion “2"”3 ‘11th “Ch:
SUIIS "lflston street this evening and tomor. A special business meeting of the- zhnl’mnv ”Wehumuf‘ ”.mume 0 met Tm“, Fa comedy 1 a w ‘ Rd L... ‘rw‘w
7 ‘row evgnm _ All Whatsoov -- . their studies. Misses Olive Webb and . on. "
. g are Welcome to at- er Circle, lungs Daughters, i .
AND ,tend, Wm be he", at the church. New“ Florme Mitchell. two of no. l-eou' Th -1~"UEUOAY4— . Flo-tweak.
. . , - ' graduates from the Norwalk High o’flt‘If fall rehab! of t ‘ l ‘ .
( Fverett Bulmck broke the lantern September 28, at 2.30. A toll attend. sumo” mm“. a m" ”a“, mum “ i R” w P r M . Men: All (meringue! MRMClI
OVERC on the police dummy at the corner ance of the members is demred' the College tomorrow m M If“ B“... on? It} w‘
OATS 'ESeEStelfiand Day Streets. Saturday The headduarters of the Salvation __.s...' » ’M‘ t " cums . mm
{4' 00 AND ;. ‘t g. 9 left $1.75 with the police Army have moved from the old Sentl. Mrs. Alice 'l‘hl-ise. of Stewart ave- "'"9‘ WW
.,...,). B. . R 0 pay for the damage. nel block over me 5 a 10 cent stare ‘nm. and Mrs. Jamal”- n. Craig; or “B I G In P P‘-I It I 8 8” ‘ . . . . m
Rogers 8.— Stevens are the m.“ be,“ en Washington street to the secondr Orchard street. lt-t‘t yesterday as Pstllc Ne ., V , ’ “ 4" Pm: N0 ”'95" TM Ebewhcre.
merchants to cut away from the 6 floor of the Davenport building on' delegates from' Lady Jennings and ‘- ““ tut-"‘9“ tome-d3; ‘ ' G . -
grim-l; :Satllllrday night closing last North Main street. Lady W'aslllngtonlodges. Shf-Dherd of Wédnesday ' RANDE MAISON DE BLANC! In
a “F ay W en both the first and sec- Ab Bethlehem. for Reading. Pm. where ' w m . . ”
' on district slum. remained open ml- the 5332535“??? °' §h°Dmmbm °‘ m.» m mm m. annual com... - RUTH ROLAND ”""”" 1" ““Wfiv
ll] 9 o'clock. participfled in the flaélldt d‘rgriufois‘: _tion of the. Shepherds. ' IN Hr . . -‘ ‘ =: A.
g The police pension fund is steadil rade held b th s I" “r A A» - A
RaininK.- the amount now in the fund Drum Carney on eSatttfr‘ngl-dafitengg. salvml‘e P. Gehuario, lawyer of 34 . at 0! ll. m‘ 4* ’
“being nearly $815. title to the contri- a Very good showing , Wall street, has returned to “1mm“ AND
J 1] Da - 'butions of several welhknown busi- Warren P S it!) ' ‘his duties after spending an enjoy» milk Keenan . O .
038p VlS Ihers men in the First District. the street .t m - Wer, 161‘ M‘ain able two weeks vacation atom”!!! at IN ’ 7 - '
. Set-0nd and Third Districts not re— .Ad , repor elto Ofllcer Lorenzo Atlantic (my, and through New York f D0 eW
85 Wanna-ton M ’smndtns as well as they should. “figsifagggggpgfiatlthme gays!) re state, Niagara Falls, motoring part m 01‘ 1hr!
. [ ' - 5 ep 11 5 am .wa , ‘
,, me swam, com last week, mm mm and that a “mm mm y ! Coming with Vanda“... Dellvered at once to your “rate. all-charm paid for
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'om NORW‘I‘. “m H. Abrams, of Bridgeport, was \vas taken from his store by them. Mr. and Mrs. Frank S'l'mour. of l- mmm» '
appointed tem
porary receiver of the A number of the members of Pyra- Flux Hill Road. and Mr. and Mm;
- . People's Outfitting Co of D I
_ , .. aubury. T ‘ ’ . Rm Roam
if» “‘9 b0“ ' mid emplb, of Bridgeport. wem the Robert Sllcox. 0' “ll“ Hlfié‘L a nd .
CITY Companvd 1:133 {1:311 :toirslio'ogusinlegg guests of George Foote and other “‘S‘r’” "'n on gamma“. for PM”! ‘ NEW M
_ . several’mo h ; prophets at a Clambake held in Wll- lake. where they will spam 3 work: N0 “MpsEV-MORA" BOUT- 0U 7
NEWS Tile finalnf'lzsiantg 13:32“; Slgeet. a ton Saturday afternoon. About 35 ' f l i DOST“: Sept. 21.-—-The State BOX- I ”‘1‘ in“: m n... ”Rpm
.. an s ,an attended the trip being mulch! auto Mis- Millie su—nsluml. ormer .v a as Combsion yestenla f '
. . $3 attractions at Kenosia Park, mobiles. resident of this city. and now living sanction' a bout betmilgkum ‘9 a w for
. Jolly Six, Jazz Orchestra of _ “W. toOk place yesterday. when ‘ Au 3 mark of respect for the me in New York rm. return” ‘0 h" 3°! “‘1 “a“ MM" “1‘ '“ch ““3 ,
4,. ‘ xnlwmk. will give a dance in 5:10“ Sorgnenberg’ 0‘ New Y0rk cit-Y- 'Jacob H‘. Shift. the ilnancipr and mm- home on Saturday after \isllinx with heavywm championship would a: l
1‘; H mm“ lNew Canaan, next contigggd u%:=.90ncessi0ns there (“3' :lnthropist who died Saturday at‘ his friends and relatives here. have been at stake. The match had . ' i \ “L '
“’1 . ‘ ‘I-nmg: open u e t.lness, and planned to home in New York, all Jewish nler- ~ been tentatively arranged for Revere ‘ 7 I ‘
'I mun-annual election of editors Fair' p .n x week at the Danbury chants in this city will close their PM" Burns. of Last avenue. “ m on October 12' The commission did i l i I
m‘ ‘ . ~:\ .‘lvn's club will he held at . places of business between 10 and Mm" “ “°"""‘"“r “OMS" "“ .th" 9“ “0t explain its'rml for min;
4. (lll Washington Street to- -Everybody going tonight to the 10:30 o‘clock tomorrow morning. JOhn” I“"”"~"“- “Mow"- M31“? sanction:
this _\-l-nr and starts this month on his
w, evening. Effie“ 1'3” at the TOWD Assembly ‘Charles Mullen and Thomas Fagon and“, there. 1.2
> at Harris a; Gans. '1" Were arrested Saturday evening on >
\leisterinz Circle of the First he Roton Point Volunteer Life "WE" street for being intoxicated. The Paul Kit-mayor. Raymond Pit-r10. l..
"Hilf‘l church will hold a
. , Savers held tl‘eir annual Clambake cane was heard this morning in the J_ Adams, .lr.. :lnd (‘Ornt'llus hrlscol . 5‘: "'4‘ =1?"
-....* cm- at the parish house on 3"“ 9mm? in the 1‘0th )‘estcriay zlt- uptown court room- and’ they Were lprt‘lnsr evening for Pittshllrg. where _ i I"
ternotill, pud all who participate-l given 30 days each. The case was they are to resume. tiltir studies at l 3 Early.:m,ll :H!‘ ,(,l iltg”
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loom“. man man so. neawux
—'rllo~BOst Salesman—A Want Ad
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.. :ltlernoon, October 2 , - ' . l
‘1‘ . . . until six o'clock. "d united ln‘ S8"l:l; that it wet one of however suspended and the men re- (‘uru‘lgm Institute. “WESTONE
the finest bakes held. The day was a leased on good behavior.
‘1 -. ;' nlrin tent . l .. . - . ‘
a. . “find Sq'11r32‘thgyD5nt-iéuzi {#:émzlhlvanjgn” who atllendect enJOYed le. Andrew Little reported to the Mr_ and Mrs. ll‘a Howard. and For WV Sapplnres. I . -, ‘
.. . . es .. the a most. There police mm a. she was any...“ from daughter ms, of Southpnrt were visi- F311 October. Oval 5 For early seasonduckshootinc and all 119-
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«l t . Plzlll men. under the sup- were matw mum"). "am out 0-. t .
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w. .» .~ l. t1 d ‘ a. trolley car at 10 oclock Stln ay .tofsr here yesterday unh Mr. and c . . .
. “““n ”1 0M Flber A- Large congregations attended the. mornin she was nearly struck by aers. Edward J. F‘laherty, 17 Lowe m WTION IN “ land small I'm buy 3 Winchester 16'
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zauze or 203281.110 Model 12. Hammerless
.. .. ‘ , F’amlual special mission festival at St. Ford, license number X—384.D. The'gtreet.
‘ '~'""' “Him“ 01' ”“9““ 01' Peter's Erangelicm Lutheran church auto speedad by as the trolley stopp- Go“ Hm "“1 G0” . Sh
' Repeatine‘ ottun and “Leader” or “Re-
beater” Shells.
” “ ' ”I“ M- E- church will' be yesterday morning and afternoon. In ed and as Mrs. Little was stepping George F, Moulton. or Flax Hill. Ingmar-an pm. i
h V I: " (‘hu'vh this evening. The. ”‘9 morning Rev. A. T. POChtORl, 01' ott- the car the Ford brushed her road, has left for a few weeks visit‘r
m- nlwn from 8 until 9 puwtuckrl, n, 1.. preached in German dress. nearly taking her along. if”! mansion-«lean. N. J..-to re-
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Tl». melsmre So. Norwallt
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" J . '1‘"? i“ ”‘8 afternoon Rev- Robert da ‘3 posts at the new Rdysl~cupertoefrour his recent illness. , ;
.' tum] at Iiarrls & Gans'. B. Steup. brother of the pastor of the Jfiégrnoytfl i‘ere: Harem F, Kropp.i —-» ' C :H i
'l . ~minumbw meeting of the local church, preached in English. T. C Grant, Hartford. Conn: Mr, and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie llovi, of New ‘ ran
v.9 u-r (‘il-cle, th‘s Daughters, The morning services were held at Mrs A J Fol-man. New Yoshi MniYork City. are spending :! twoweeks t ,_
a ma tomorrow afternoon at 10:30 O’clock. and the afternoon Ber- and' Mrs 'H J. Frosk. New~i’or|l= imitation ill NOW-1k and are stoppingl EMRV‘MCHMAKER ..
3‘ "wk “l ”‘9 South Wérwalk “"5 9" 373" °'°‘°"“’- A ‘mm‘ '7 ‘ 'Il Kinsley, Princeton. N; J.:-ar tile NorWalk lfotel. ‘
. » zonal] ('lllll‘t'll. was served in the basement of the 3:11:33 M'rr. J. W. (‘legg Miss Helen: —r-" A‘D CLOCKMAKER ‘.
:: mlzmo has purchased the oct- church by the members 01' the 38‘1““ G, 'mpzs. Master J. w. Clogs. Miss Mich-I Boyle. athletic instructor . JnWELER and OPTICIAN ' %
,..,_ in Flax Hill Road n m. Aid society for'tfie out of town vill- .5 (‘19 g. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. at the'St‘Smlord liigh Srhdol. was a >
1% Have street, from the Biw- tors and those who lived far from ”ssnga gillladfilpllia, Pa, J. Alexan-lvlsltor in South Norwalk last cven- 2: FORTH Wt“;
:. Hm. anti intends to make a “‘9 ('hurCh‘ ktier and wife. New York: M. J. Lam< ing with friend!-
n~ m' imprm'ements. A large number attended the final enS. Hartford, Conn.
. z.” (;_ M. Rlllldlt‘. of the Dzm- affair of the season held on Satur- kVVilllam J_ Palmer, 54 Asylum St.i Deaths and F'unenls
- . ”,7. has recpi'pd more than day night at the knob Club. when :1, Bring‘mfl' operailng a Chevrolet, Lyman D. Allen. .
. .W. [Ol' ”w horse. races. one of costume dance was held and a num- chuck Morn-g Lupin, 52nd street. Lyman l). Allen .diml Beptemosr
1, ‘45: ”CW, ”om 2:18 ”My llav- her of novelty dances were a feature t‘helsia Mass. Mr. Luhin was miur-124m at the Soldiers Home. aged 1.)
"u Ween. and the 2:17 pace, Ffi- m the program. Harry Six's orches- k9d on the, head, shoulders and rial“ years, six months. He. was formerly
.. dying fifteen. C. Edmund tl-n from New Rochelle, which turn: leg and was taken to the ism-walk of Company is. 8th Conn. \noltlnteer
i'shed music all. this season, agaii Hospital under the care 0i Dr. hel-imrnntry. Burial will be at .. oclock
)f -. is assistin Se-retarv Rundl . . .
g g ( ' P burnished music for Saturday’s dance. mg“ The made," occurred at Beers this afternoon m horoton, Conn, The
2‘; l ‘. ..2‘::?§:qt?gnr§:£amomg$1231 The dance prozram followat—One t 2:30 o'clock Sattlrdanlnmnins will be taken there by Ray ‘ , 7,. .‘ ,. ’ . _ ., ’_
. bout . . , comers “ Dorney‘ and M S ' f ’ v
,; N.“ Mr. Rum“? received three step. confetti dance, lucky number morniml- omcnrs Thoma! .m a on. : ..._ _.. -‘ _,
i '«i entries this forenoon. dance, waltz, cut-in dance, lucky num- and Lorenzo Adams arrested Palmefi 5* - ~ .-.=~ _.-..........- -__:....r-..-.
Pea Coal at Harris &' (lane her “mm m" m“, ”a" "9‘" “1”“ Ema tho- raso is to be heard 3:13:33; on l“‘€“n.fgm§£1%“‘5";5"em.y
' ‘ ' dance. moonli ht waltz. one-step-and . n court. ' area . -
g “0°“ ‘“ the “m bond. at the Soldiers Home. axed 8‘3 years,
92 number of extra dances. The dance taken as
. 1 been
brought to a Close 0!]? of. t" mOSt Chin? h S
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“11 months. 26 days. He was former
0. 5th Conn. Volun-
WE CARRY A FULL LINE successful seasons the Knob (‘lub has —-A Want Ad '13- of Company _
. .- . . n—Thorm Salesman l . B l l m be Mys. W
‘ —Of_ onioied dunng recent ”a”. ’MW-..- ———' - —~——-'““ ‘tfcer gagging-om “In: funeral 13am . . e Open an Autumn
EFOSS’ QUALITY k got Raymond and sons. _
{ —a.nd—- ' ' :FISCHmI case, ° 0 .
momma cnocou'rzs CLOTHING . . ONCE' women“ "mm sewing: .
find...- I he 7‘ Mil)DLETOV:N.iSe;;:. ginger: mac lne C ,
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Stillson-Powell Corp. . FURNISHINGS T (1 Store {Even‘i‘ép‘iim‘i’d‘ln u... was?" ex, . . .2 v Ag Mg s at ‘
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SOUTH NORW ‘ —-f01‘—-‘ ex 1 e .3::2°§taf.afl:sp‘l?fie§ere [or two days. _ . i . , ENGW . . and of - o”.
- ' ‘ W A ' BOYS AND GIRLS ' __..a_ incoming to smrlnmnarm c. rioyv . .. mg—flchmes has Jlst h-n.
‘ ‘ lHuviland of flu institution. Filoher r . riedfio m ~'of. {In We
Al; The ' AILORS ll'as bmhtlgos thfo wranglingnb :: 1‘ m 3.!-
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- T 'gztc:nmli):{os'custod: in Durham ior Bmmy’lc.“
of tiltdtfferent‘sorts‘wnl‘w»
at y.“ commaflhgw.‘
Autflnn ' 'sewhgr' W"
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Chose the: mailing a
most-“n ‘ oar-m . Me
paymn of?
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It will be delivered ‘
once and your Autumn 31‘
“"11th sewing can ’ "
smoothly and pleasingly a.
While you pay the balanced
Its price in small amount: $*
convenient intervals.
Now, ROYAL machind
are eucllent machines in hit
tracth‘e cabinets. Theyser
freer BPeedfly and quietly;
do every sort of home “no;
too, for you know funds are ‘ ing L I' feel ‘ly. An it;
withusanditisoonven— , _. . , ‘ : genialldflimamapas
~‘ fa es. ‘ , . ,
lent to my all bills by M M22125?!) all bu Therers an extra large shuttle and» bobbin wrth a shofi.
to New York city in custody of rel-
A W quantity 0! An Iam’es.
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ll Children s Store VATBENTION! asillimfhé‘iif““i’l‘:°:’;.::‘:“‘.i.."l‘i..li.it~
37 West Wahmmn So. Norma tlon but two days and then retumed
‘ ~ , Wool fabrics 56 inches wide
.suitable for Men's or Ladies’
wear to be sold
The Young . ‘ at $1.75 ‘vd. 4
, The
Man. .Textile Store
Who does not lay up money, .
lays up regrets, 136 waShlngton
Start a savings account now Street
while wages are high and in a South Norwalk i
few years you will have a good ‘ . n , ‘
sized account. ‘ -
4 Per Cent. in Chevrole’tC‘ars r
. . . The’closed car season will
Savmgs '~ soon be with us.-
5‘4 ‘ Save an unduesnfiety and
fill“ 91' .
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There’s a
Feeling ’ .
of satisfaction and pardonablo l
pfidd'mlyoi add soothe do-
\ posit to swell your. account in _.
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There's a feeling of secunt' y
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“DOCK”
YOURSELF
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of your pay. Each
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(it); put that much
:El: bank at 4% in-
. ‘r t—-and forget it.
Kipp this up for a
.“ i and we mural-{1’3
} ‘5‘ you will be a. 10%»
“Cr satisfied. with
L. \" ;=,e1f than you are ' l Wh t i . _th head (In) . ' .
,. our order now. ml: our Bank. .en no n_ser5_'1ce . 9 ps out of Slght into thetastcful Colonial cab»
L , _ r TIE plaice; with light ‘IPUWP- . linet, Tins cabinet ls of cal: with six drawers, convenient and hidsome, w
‘ FREE machines are rated as the quietest machines built. In use they sew with
wondrmIs speed and ease and smoothness. Their cabinets are rich and ddgned to
.. .3 ~. . UK > ofier every convenience. Splendid ball bearings make them no like a watch!
“0‘: cars. 3— ,r.| .. . . x. . . i . , Bultwnthdéfme to dropvhlflmto Wetwhen not in service, finely finished-n
TI'UStCO'mpany TRUST ,co“ in” 1 mlcablnet modg 1;]?me
r) ‘ .J; Am S Garage ~ , .- "it Free portable electric—'-
‘ V v . .' _ . . mow ‘ South M . , . . . . . I“; m I “Kaela-mi l .m .
Prices reasonable, payment if
E Soudj NOTWalk mmnm work in fill
its bundles. Repairing.
South Norwalk
Savings Bank‘
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