sATURDAY, OCTOBER 2
—-—
#1
no: scum noswm mm mm
if my NEWS .
l
“ , ‘.
l‘l'tllr‘fis. I
‘ , 2w mitt ltllilglll in tllt‘ par‘l
I _ imlxi Mulmckemo. -
“Wig-lit. (‘tl' lluy street. re-
.‘n-m at line in his yard.
- Ix-a L‘oul at Harris a: Gone.
' ‘Yirtistm‘in: Circle of the Nor—
ttcrcgutional church
cult» of cakes: and useful arti~
.t. the Parish house this after.
' .th u violation of the Pure Food
in selling lee cream below the
. Quid and James Laskay of Olijen
«k'l charged with non-support,
“-q- continued in the downtown
( urt this‘ morning:r till October 16th.
‘ Harry B. missing. the wwell~knovvn
‘t‘tcatrical-manager is going to put on
. indoor.bazam' for the Independent
l‘. te-r of Foresters October 16th to
inclusive. The attraction con—
: of ten acts of vaudeville, twen<
-.. t lthlSSerS and a five piece orches—
vi
Latest Soft IIaM.—O’Brlcn's.
.ntnplnint was received at 2
Y; this morning from Lane‘s de-
-‘t:.‘.lr;lnt that a number of
lllf'n' tilt-re were creating a dis-
»tr. Patrolman Milton Lock-
-. t'lll to the station but by that
u the restaurant was closed. He
Y .2 number of young men that
x. r; the station waiting for a
i . never.
in. «13s and the (‘olonials will
it ll’l’ Baxter grounds tomor-
' , :‘nlt‘tz‘ to he in the form of
ft)! a former member of the
. 4 who is in the hospital in
(
.aa—u-«a
F4
audition. The game will
o'clock sharp and a
of town fans will be
t- wilt-r to help the chart
(:tvllg;
.: it!
(Ii it'll
l ' Hi
‘ , . comment of Paps-D‘Brien's.
ulnr (htolmr meeting of
. -:-.tr \‘nru'ull: Musiciaus’ Ilnion
i! lttilltll‘l‘fi‘V afternoon in
‘ ilcutltpturtet'S. 8 No. ll‘lain
'ttnuv-ltdcly t'ollowine: this
an important meeting of
-’lt'.?l land will the held.
l l; -. been changed for
ni'ltt ('lti,‘.'.th. to play in
". (‘t-nn, when Senator
\,,.? :ulln’m: :t rally in that
(”ll~
ft-
th't'lmrt
.l<
.i‘.‘ 4. :t
Tl. Finitli is
litititctl Ittmtl‘er
tit.” hrs of lllc
passed ill the
ct-nernl assem-
llth and 21:1.
enough copies
...,~ 01‘ voters may
tii!'li. :tntl until other
in Mr. Smith will re-
pwr'cnt .ut-piy [01‘ the reg-
.. 11;.2 m
(w’lllllt‘l‘llt‘lll
:‘ nt' tit-
"llllll
ju.~t ultlt'll
iv :4: pl
.t'.l .it
“n...
A
» 'l‘zlt"
. ': on (72min Xi). 11. Patriotic
- lltv Son”. of America, will
‘lv‘l'y \Yednesdny evening here-
l‘fu‘lvnll'll‘l Hull, instead (it
.- no vsm-iCs, The members will
.mviuv in llli‘ llmvayton Meth—
"ttis-‘cgyztl Phill‘ql. next Sunday
. r. n‘i‘ri‘llff :2? :lic hull :tt 7
' 'l‘wo Wit-“i; l'mm tomorrow
it is plzmt-ml to attend the
11. ii. (”Mut'tlt. South Nor;
lump. No, 3'.‘ will also attend
‘-1‘l\'l(“'ti.
7.10.1 at llurrls & Cans.
" TI:
«tt,
wg‘cfiiffifiu LINE
——of—-—
Q U A L I '1' Y
—and—-
PIEMIER CHOCOLATES
Eileen-Powell Corp.
SGETTH NORWALK
FOSS’
St,
.‘firfiq' {2'
' , :he police that someone had-
. cases of Henry Wilkins. charg—i
Mrs. Victor J. Benelisha sndldangh-
tor. of Manon.
State Line. Mass.
Many Norwalk residents are look-
lfulr.
York city. formerly of \Vcst avenue. is
spudi;1g thc week-end witht Mrs. Imo-
l gene Bs‘xbec.
. The
be held in the Royal James hotel on
Saturday. Oct. 16.
——Pea. Coal at Harris & Gans’.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge. No. ~12
.irtitittted a class of four candidates at
l the meeting held last night. A num-
lbcr attended the meeting.
The surrounding towns are to have
.local elections on Monday. Nomlk
is one of the few towns in Connecti-
cut. having election every two years.
A stated communication of Old
Well Lodge, No. 108, F. 6: A, M., will
be conferred on -Tuesday
when the E. A, degree will
ferred.
‘Tenderfoot” examinations
Scouts will be held at the South Nof-
walk Public library on October 18th
and the second class on November
15th. it was announced today.
The Republican headquarters over
Schultze's market are open evenings
and someone may be found ther to
lurnish desired information concern-
ing the coming election. . .
Percy “'right. of lt‘airt‘icld avenue.
complained to the police that an auto-
nmbilc lie-longing to Alexander MC—
be 0011'-
street this morning.
——All styles Soft Hats—O'Brien’s
Great interest is heing‘ taken in the
coming women's mass meeting to be
lit-id at Hovt's ’l‘hcutrc on 'l‘ncsday af-
ternoon. (lotuber 5th.
when Miss Katherine, Lttdington will
he the principle speaker. A number
of campaign songs. which havc just
ln-t-tt }\l‘ll‘-l"'l. \\ill it“ >11‘I‘3.‘ :tt llit.‘
tum-tilts: the singing“ to in- led by
lsallu'llv Sluttsoll.
Jackson “'hite, ot' the \\'hite Elec-
trical company, has statrml suit
against Jessie L'. Fish, of Chicago,
lit. for damages, of $1393. alleging an
unpaid bill of $94.06. Ten acres or
land in the northern part of the
town have been attached by Consta-
ble Brynn Silk, for the sum of $200.
The case is returnable to the Pity
court of Nnru‘ulk on October 23th.
Attorney Paul ll, (‘onncry represents
Mr. \Yllitc. '
'l‘lu- :lllllllHl 'l‘n‘: ll”)! of th Koren-lit:
lht)‘ Nlll‘is‘t'f"lfl l)“lll;—'; conducted lotlllv
both by means of :1 house to house
cutttnss and also it} canvass of the
"l 1‘! t‘lH.
.‘tl lss
til curly this n‘mrnitu.r ut the Htillsnn-
l‘owcll drug: store in lllt' second dis—
trict unit at lllt‘ lllt‘lltlt tittztx,‘ slot'c in
thc- first district and secured huts and
{tote-S. lit-t‘m-v 9 o'clock this morn-
ing: most ('\’t‘l'}'()nl‘ who was on thc
strecl had l)’.'("l iacgcd. 'l‘hc drhc
t-ntls this evening: M ii o'clock and it is
expcctcd that :t rcport will he gixcn
on Mulltln}.
Protect Your Child—-And Others
The beginningr of school coughs :m-
COltlS to many children. At the first
sign of a cold it is well to give a
child a dose of Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound, that safe, reliable
cough medicine. Mrs. J. l‘l.Pluijnters.
216 Autum St, Passuic. N. J., writes:
“Foley’s lloney Tar certainly is the
host cough and cold remedy I eve-r
tried for my little boy.” Children
like it. Good for coughs, croup, whoop-
ing couch, hay fever and asthma.
Stillsov»~ Powell Cot-Wan
When M
your head feels iii-p:-
bottles—you need
a basket of broken
“sous. ~ s
H“: Fa is
Stmnach or board (lis-
order poisons the bleed
" and thus irritates the
rcst of the body.
Lanes! Sale of Any Medicine in the World.
Sold ct. crywlu re. ln hoses. 10c.. 25c.
are visiting 32".
ml meeting of the Knobl Mrs. ('athcrine M. Smitth. of ”New!
;
‘ next: meeting of the Fairfleld'
ttllllltll'lzllllf' and other bed. County Republican Orgunization will
l
is hold— 1
evening
for l‘ioy
l‘hcc. of Southport. had smashed the
front wheel of his bicycle on \Vatcr
at 3 o'clock
.\ group ot‘ works-rs rcporb l
[Hill/.4 YTLAA .
Mr. and Mrs. John Shepard and
ins forward to next week When they‘tamny ot‘ 'l‘okt-nekc. Beach drive nut
lliliz :t special in Georfihone to enjoy a trip to the Danbury 0“
Tuesday to spcnd the winter in
it‘ouklyn. l
W. I.. r-m'lcs of Tokcneke has nor-J
chased for one of his employes the'
house at 18 Meadow street from Sam- i
uel J. Stewart. 5
Bliss A. M. Swift who has been'
spending the summer at her home on
Manor Drive. Tokenckc. has returned
to New York city for the winter.
Edward lleers. janitor of the Nor—
wulk Yacht club. and captain 'Thurs— .
ton (l. Sinlwil stzirictl yesterday haul-
ing: out two of the Norwalk Yacht club
floats for the svuson. The third or out-l
er lloat will b left for the balance of
the season. or until November 1.
The mackerel fishing is in its height
now 'us they are running in large
schools and biting good and they are .
larger than in previous seasons. Many
boats are seen daily of! John Sher-
man Hoyt's home in Tokcncke. and
good catcher. are tlic proof that they.
are plentiful. l
Service at Rownyton Baptist (‘hurch
(Sound Vicw (‘hurch)-Rev. Frank F.
Clark pastor: Morning worship bc-
gins ut 11min witth sermon by the
pastor. followed by the observance,
of the Lord‘s Supper. Bible Schooll
at noon. A. ll. (‘lcvrlyz Supt. Christian
Endeavor m! cling at 7 p. in. Evening
gospcl set'xicc at 7:3”. conducted by
the pastor. The ncw American llvm-I
nulslrcnentlg' pt‘cscnted to the church
by mcmbt-rs and friends will he uscd '
at lmtlt morning: and evening servic-
cs.
llowttyton Methodist Episcopal
Church st rvict's —~« llcv. George A.
I’mirtl. minister: Sunday morning
worship at ltlziit). A short address cit-
llllt'f‘, “l"t-ztstitnr Through Faith." will
he prt-scl‘lctl. t‘olloWe-(l by the (‘omtntt-
nio.l s-wvit u. The Sunday school ses-
sion will (‘Un‘v'l'll" at 11:50, a. m. The
Ft‘l“.ll't‘ (.l‘ llll' limvnrth Imagttc will_
l~t- lll'ltl :t! Czli. p. in, Sunday (V's—l
illll‘.’ \\m"<ltip :t‘. ' if St-t‘mttn lllI‘lll“.
“(1.1? . ' «7 Flu ,kz-r.” 'l'ltrcc patriotic 0!“;
”4‘3'.‘ \wl! :tltttl’tri this service. 'l‘llcl
warn-w .3"I".ll‘-:" will he held 'i‘hurs~l
tln) t-v. mu." 2:» 7:1 . Friday evcniugj
.tt 7:71” :1 lllO\l"'1 pit-turt- cntcrtuin-I
titt'ilt will m- shut in the chapel for
tltt- in =.- ill v" lit“ "it‘lnwcr Club."
"Slitllll‘lt ' .‘xrtt a" it} t‘imriit- (‘lmpllti
will lw on" of t‘it- smet'nl reels pre—
q-til-w‘. 'l‘im l‘t'ifillitl‘ monthly ()lllCllll
hcld in the
lttlill'tl mm llllL’.’ “.lll lie
law? T‘ltttwln‘. "\o-l‘ltn!‘ at 7:45.
:g. . it v’ 1 l'l l' H. jl‘ll'llv llil caucus
:tt {lit i:t-‘.;:‘.lt-‘.t Elm-1v (‘0. ltatll. 'l‘llursk
(lug. I“.'t :litlg.
DR. NOXON New |
ACTING SURGEON»
lltg tits-urge ii. Noxon of Duricn is"
today acting chief surgeon at.
Witch‘s “hill" tor old soldiers. at No.
rotou. Dr. Dyer. appointed by the
livvrtttitt- (mutuittmt ofK the home to
take (-lnt'se of" the “capital. had not
)ct'atrrivetl ”mm at, noon. to succeed
"duj. llnt'old r2, Hoyt, whose resigns-
tion took effect last night.
No word had been received at the
Home as to when the new physician
would arrive. It was stated that Dr.
F'oron will be in charge until Dr.
Dyer arrives.
.'\, J. (‘nllit‘s & (‘ompany have:
plum-d a latte) sign on their new:
lilotk on North .‘lil'n :‘trect announc-l
in}; lltztl ll-u lit‘iltlltiz is their future
home. The i-mu‘memeuts on the
same are progressing finely.
i135
Special“ for the
“Jack =
l.lvc oak ltucktvlteut—Ncu'
supply. 7: llt. pkg. ..... 300
Frzwlt '_."‘.‘¢lll:llll l‘lultt'«.— Ill llt.
but: reduced to . . . 75c
New stilt fol lllllt'kt‘l‘ol.. 226 ea.
l‘ttrw tialur vinegar, 3 gal. 606
A. STULL
2:1 College Street
All mosey ilcnosit- '6‘ g l
In this lmnk on all
i l
before Tues: sly. ;=;
c c: :2. will '
interest from '3
YOUR TAX
r 7" fire rs, -I‘V‘Z‘D
Vi ILL “in at E}: *1»
TO PAY
*r”.‘r1 v m .,
“and 4 1.. .
If You 353-321 Gui“
if? , " ti "
1.1%: “ l. w.
,. i ’ *
l
l
l
s
m :3 ’
ft. 2 :L- i
l
I
l
." A. 1 -,._ ‘1’ .1. “1‘2???”
-.;:: :3; .i. w: 13:.
E
3: 2. it: n. . .... .2 . fists“:
l
2
€137;ng :43. 3...: gig; 375.5? I; l
. FACTS
'l‘t'llliijf, lll‘g‘:l‘ to save.
ll uppiness is
.11} 'ztlaant'ed by a, bank account.
P til i Inc: off until later on
if Mixers your future.
,‘l ill :1 cc nor-«ls motley.
'2“T'1=. awn l‘.'~;‘.1.ll‘0S that you
, ; Mn. 31, r: ol'vour earnings
E {It’ll day or week.
"5 14:“, nmv, do not wait.
are a hundred ffflfltl
\‘il‘y you should save.
3 you do. poverty due to
-. ”We“; or other causes,
I :fili‘ils }' in»: future welfare.
3 l" to us vsftli your deposit. ’
2. music, same and '
in: 21K
sound.
7"“ 't
w» r-i. ”W"
n g
i . t . I {v.1 ,. “"LE’S 2
.t; is; .. 2.4%..13.
l
‘ .M. m.n.-w—» um/KWJ-‘UI .
3‘
r
;:..:,r.:’~3 »'N.' {if -~ l
i. :5 gig x3 U0. .
d A ' V . ‘
“1.
W
f LV___~
4
- ..
wu’mmmwommmw
ee
-
one dollar of "every '
in your pocket!
cidc for yourself.
We know
last week.
Your four
five had.
suit yours
°"""”"‘""‘“""" weeks!
Four dollars of your money;
' will buy five dollars of the best clothes in town. »
Those clothes are right hen: in the Howland store to
prove for themselves their value. .
You can come and see them, inspect them critically, den;
Wise Men of Bridgeport.
the answer:--- There are none to match than.
hercabouts, none that would beat them at the prices they carried
But now thcscprices have dropped an even fifth;---
20
per cent.
dollar bills have all the buying power that
A $50 suit is yours for $40;a $60
for $48; a $75 overcoat
l' yours for $60..
These examples are all Kuppcnhcimer clotees---0ur nevw'
fresh suits and overcoats, some of. them not. it} our store twdr
We include suits and overcoats from our other makers too
$30 clothestor $24]
Not one suit or overcoat is “held out."
$40ctothes for $32
The one you liked so well (all but its
price) two weeks ago, is here—«unlesl some other man has snapped .it up.
Get busy and get $5 for $4.
Main 6001'. rear.
Smartest styles
of silk beaver
These hats.alert and cheery and of rare service, in the
new Knox sailor shapes. '
Today sees greater favor accorded them than ever.
Black brown navy henna. and pheusant. ' .
Marked by a style and air which IS disfmcttvc.~—
$3.50 to $15
$1.59
Velour hats of fine quality.
New shapes, new colors. _ . .
To be adapted to exact fashion one dCSlI'cs.
Unusual in value— .
Special-value
fine waists==$959
Lovelv white and flesh—toned waists. ' .
' \Vaisfs in the dark colors that harmonize vuth Au-
tumn suits :-navy brown tau e and‘hlack. .
Fin-it (leorgettc‘crcpe an beautiful crepe do chine.
In styles that are. simple, in styles that are elaborate. '
Bcuut iful, high quality,
and ti’ siren-ital 1.11% at
’Fccoud fie-er.
seer
is“! ,9 .. 5”
W s; m new $2.23
\ r3 (fl. . » ’ . w A“?
s3 is: some costs
and grayish tones. - '
collars.
and cmnfortuhlc intbrlining. ;_ Little
their warmth and comfort as much as their beauty.
too many coats and too little money.
thing: of H;
JU'N ii
. . . ' a(» ~ " “1‘17
' oiliCll’fi watts that merit lllttl’t} llmll ("le‘ llltwltgul .
ll . . - , ., . 7 . ,‘r—
Belted new stalos. \vttlt good bill” “ills” 533' ‘ l“, “A“ .
. ‘ ' fit? I: l
across shoulders ililtl that can he hutttmrd (ml is
comfort v'hcn colzl breezes blow, . .1
0f silvcrtip and heavy velour, hustle With excellent
linings to waist.
I Brown nziv *- eo collagen and taupe;
' unusual Enraged: and value—- 7 \*
; (,il‘ fine
Children’s new $27.50 .
coats for-2519.50
Silvcrtonc and heavy velou'ri'conts in rich blue bro“
Nice new belted styles, finishgl-xn'th handsome fut
Br itvccn fabric and the figured fancy lining, is a wan.
rls will upprecia‘h
gl
Maker hadn’t figured right and found himself with
t
item
.4.
{vi
MK.
“70 took the tests at a sound git"
So here they are; instead of $27.06.-
Sc can (I floo r.
.
.3... ES of
A a
6:52 'v‘r‘flfiafw
-29-: .
éfiirfifif Clo-LUBQ
Gm.»
Velour 5:12;“. a»; It: \.s‘ . i or ;. ill?) .. ~.=.-vi;.;ltl: and ”wont
L ..1 _. ,'. ‘ I. ,1 _ 9 , .‘J
(irons \vat‘tt"":t. .lil Hitr‘t‘w‘txlc J.l<‘lxt‘lb “ltd trill»
l t': tt‘ga’L‘.
.m‘c .4. ltw'lt llt’f‘li uzt:
(l-rttmvi'ul. and novel in entire effect.
licirtlcc‘: rclrtu l7l‘0‘3’l’l and eti’ord.
.‘ "" , -, A
Md 2Lits of nicotine.
‘.1
(\‘t‘l’:
~.-v..~
. .s. .1
He’s; t w ; = ~< fl
i ,1: only (La-(ii‘utlfnl naré
‘ vtr-zll llt' l buttons.
Vol-312: ,1; .,...1 32.3%; jacket.
(fleets—am:
. west-.914. rum _.
All}? i?i<3§1l,‘.ll l ll ll‘l
A (“illicit-lite":ct“ 111111411211 beauty
and vein =:-——
' ‘* Mass awn .
vim
ow .
Norwalk Chronicler