"gore”. ocromi . p
”"1”.“ I,
- Prank mums, og‘ m.,...)
M
f, reported to the police last night. that
.. 2- bicycle which lie left in fro t tb
.fnn KEEP OPEN 1.2.81. mm ,1! °‘ °
‘ sumo.” NIGHT are. stolen. m’ Wm we“ w“
9 O'CLOOK —~Last night tonight. E 1 F
1 Town Assembly hall. ages air.
Sixty candidates for the Norwalk
tootball team reported at the Baxter
grounds yesterday for practise. The
team plays its opening game next
Sunday.
The police today are looking for
fit-35.3.08
. ”:1. better
suits and Over»
heaters
r ml r. Cullen‘s ,Norwalk,
A lady attendant will be present at
Democratic headquarters in Swartz
_& (‘orbctt's block, VVashingt—on street.
'today from 12 to 9 p. m., and tomor-
grow from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., to explain
the various: matters relating to enroll-
ment and election.
. — last night tonight.
:Town Assembly hall.
Eagles Fair,
JOSEPH DAVIS
\Vashingion St, S. Nm'walk
.policc department last night. that
'thim‘cs who had broken into a cloth-
ling store in that city were believed to
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‘ VIE CARRY AEFULL LINE
‘Iiillson-Powell C0113-
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[hayc hcadcd toward Norwalk in an
’automohile in an endeavor to escape.
E'l‘hc local police Wore unable to find
iany trace of the machine.
—~ Last night. tonight. liaglt
l'l‘cwn Assembly hall.
to thc‘ 'i‘hc- Bridgeport police in‘
Stnrlchnkm,'pvlicn ycstcrday that ii: l‘uttle
.,I .. :ll-Axrrlolifio hadliutl been arrested in ilm! city and
1.1:»: nicl t. The license y'as bcinz hold in bonds 0.“ $200. Her
um. Cmiflfr (‘. Eparz-nls uho llx'c on Newtowne aye-
i carizncni of Cn;lg_..0'm~;ov_1'g_‘nue were notificd. The 'l‘uttln girl
H “'m‘wwmth is mam“: scuclal ycars ago received much no
imprmw-tmnt; about Ms torn-fly uhcirshc ran away from home
rum-1'. ..; Hm“) and and the police \wrc called upon to
Tim most im-ilm" hr-r.
H... (Unstruftibn Of l1l2,ll.: lflst night tonight.
. :11" and ne'x driveway :Tovsn .\<.~l!‘llll)l,\‘ hall.
l;.‘ .7. “31h entrance from; On accout of the observance
" Cllljliws
‘7' rcpnrlcd
‘- ‘lll'i'tll HIM .‘l
'H’ilfth
I ‘ the
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l (.f
.l.
>2 .n is,
Eagles Fair.
of
l, ifiolumbus Day. the New York, New.“
Haven and Hartford Railroad. follow-'
Harri: .27 Guns.
ninrr its. usual (ustom, will omit a num-
'hcr of local trains into and out of
’Nc‘y York on October 12th. Notices
have bccn posted informing the pub-
.lic .of special stops that will be made
indimtc. Elly rezular trains into and out of the
lailcd (Wildly to cm'cr thc seryicc dispensed
with on this holiday.
Q ~ Last night tonieht.
l'l‘myn Assembly hall.
\‘l'illiam TC. llynan. of Stuart arm.
“[10. left last night for a trip to nos-
the Home .l(Ill.n\\'hPlT* he will spcnrl 113:: vacation
!<?:w,'.< liniiulltcrs mull “3"“ t“"“-‘I-.“"’-" 0“" more “”3"."‘1‘
[311$ 3rummn in Which the women of hor-
m :ualk may rczisler to be ma 0‘ voters.
l'i lmrc are still hundreds of womcn in
Irhn- city who have not made out their
' The records will ha
o'clock tomorrow
‘2‘ “w :o Elf-("‘11 for mack-
At least
i l“’l.‘"ll?v lined the dock
!.-!l'ltlll‘; to niuhl in an
'43. .'l ll‘.-".:1 of [his spotic
pal-o. lcporis
1h“ mu'kcrul
' ;l\ ilvcy 1111““ during tho
,‘~ wish-lulu}:
Eagles Fair,
' 1.37m to play any terml
on “rt. 17. Sauzmuckl
(‘ull 59.3.
v: colin: of
in ’-l :21 the homo r:
'l'iiuruduy. Oct. 71h
I: "i’lllv. will immmliuln.
u; 'l‘m-uln}: 0(1, 26:11 at . ‘
t‘nw Home for the Aged applications.
'r lli‘wlill’: of the 'l‘ownlfl'lriml at 5
Volt-n (“‘rlplm‘ will hp. _ -
'islcr cannot rotc lll Nu‘cpibcr.
. 1720 Volt electric heaters
'(‘ullcn's .Nlnu'ulk.
1“» to nut-“Mme today. only
more m" “which had voted in the an-
nual election of town officcrs which is
bcinu hold in the Town of “’ile lo=
day. Voilnz was very slow althouah
ii i.~= expected that before the polls
(lose at Go'clock tonight. about 40“
“illhayc caslthc ballot. At 2 o‘clock
this aftcrnoon. the annual town moot-
iuz opcncd. Official reports will be
pend and action taken on them. tho
rre‘comnicndations of the Board of Fins
(lllt'P will be actcd upon and action
“ill be taken in reference to the
limin‘cnancc of highways.
«Rummage Sale—Old (‘ollins
lilmln Nolih Main St. Tuesday and
\\’(‘:lllf~—L(lzl}'. Dcncfit Moosehcarl
Lr-gionaires.
Rudolph Ftolz
night char'zed with intoxication. as-
sault on Louis“ Naval; of East Nor-
\'-.':lll< and \yilli dcstruction of propcr‘
ty of Mr. Norah. llis case will be
heard hcl'm'e Judge Vosburgh in the
town court this afternoon at 3 o‘clock.
Attorney J. J. ('unco reprcscnting
Siolz. Novak complained to thc po.
lice on Saturday night that someone
was attempting to break into his
chickencoop. Latcr on Stolz camc to
'1. at
I ilnrris & Cans.
1n- (mm-atlas: Company.
ill fury-boats operat—
w'u‘fi. “vi: lwnn adjudicii-
“tut in l'. 8‘, District
it! tho Rouihcrn ills-
‘.'n"l~:. and Judge (hall-"4
;.. named Arthur J. (‘uh-
31-11: lam'ycr. as recciycx'.
in- am uiycu as $361862.
\~t“l> “05.3%. AlllCllE’ the
. n-«l by the company is th.A
' (Uslfil‘ Tiny I"!'l'l‘}'.
:iL‘lAL MEETING. FRANK C.
‘ Er POST N'). 12. AMERICAN
ROODNER BUILDlNG.
.-‘.'._lv(. EIGHT O‘CLOCK TO‘
. ALL EX-SERVICE MEN
OME. Flay Werme. Adiutnr-t.
{ll
llli‘
was arrested last
_._of__
C- S S’ Q U A L I T Y
—-—and——
I-ELEMIER CHOCOLATES
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[7TH NORWALK
coats a'bicycle owned by Richard Still], 66
. _“llion avenue. Mr. Stull left the]
. :llul‘fllllOOd to give sat- aheel in front of Dagon's lunchroom,
New ‘ . , ater street, last night. When he
‘_ “ N k “1t“: .I\eW returned the bicycle was gone.
‘\,V ' ‘ '- ' ‘ ‘ l
W “cm, Winter . —220 Volt electric
all
Stamford police infromed the icy-al-
', llobert Kish.
night f
and those who have neglected to reg-y
i
two *
Mel Mes .ot fiaflldnd street. has
taken a position with the Nash Engin-
eering company.
Robe! Foder. of South Main street.
has taken a position with the Nash
Engineering company.
Bags of dirt thrown at passinz as.-
tomobllists by boys on *W'estport avp— '
nue, were the cause of complain! to
the police yesterday. ‘ l
The October mectinz of the Home.
and School League will be held Fri-
day evening October 8th at the audi—
torium of the Norwalk High School.
The door on the Roller strc on
South Main street was found unmck-
ed, and as it could not be send-ed. a
watch was kept on the stofl! all night.
Many Norwalk people today journ-
eyed to Danbury where the Danbury
fair opened. Among those in the
First District who are attending the
fair are: Thomas Duffy, Martin G.
Gray, and Michael “Sport" Pinbell.
l Thcre will be a committee mectin'z
of Frank P. Godfrey Post. No. 12.
EAmerican Legion at the Post Rooms
in thc Roodner buildinz. “'all strer-t
‘this evening and all members of tilt,
committee are requested to attend.
l Practically all the women roadster-
ed in “'cstport turned out to vote
this morning. for thc first time in the
annual election of town officers, Vot»
ing was heavy and averazed about
100 an hour. It is expected that about
1.500 ballots will be cast before the
“Oils close.
3
13. 0’ \‘cht Norwalk. .‘
‘rcpmied to the pnlicc that his bicyclr
had been stolen from the roar of the
Palace theatre on Saturday nizht.
This was the third bicycle thv-"t to
‘be reported to the police Saiu‘c 1y
night two others being stolen fawn.
the first district.
. A. Grccnbnrir reported that his :hir
tenn-ycar old brotivv- Nathan
been sing-1: in l‘rcnt nl‘ Schultz."-
‘Mwlxct on Railroad yrslau
Ida-u nits-moon. hr an nulmvi-lhi‘v “it"
. )
lllu
gynn‘w-‘o‘
ll‘m rivishntinn N-‘W YA 'L ‘_'.,‘_l",,
l‘r 'T Tl, Bradley mini m, iin; ii")
i -'..~ not badly iui.l;‘cfx.
.\ rcport on the results of the Ta:
llzly hell Futurdziy by the Norwa‘lz
.llaljr Nursery will he givvn on “'0‘?—
‘nesdzly. lint- u‘orkcrs huv'Tn': tuned in
Ethcir ppm-ts Tho !"“"_‘l]lt.~ hayc not
[been counted yot bu! will be tumor
row mornine. The drivo was to se-
‘curc funds for ropnirs in thn huild'f'i;r
land runn'n: exncnscs until the
'anual nmctznar tn hc hold ncyt Merci.
.l‘as been arnninh d b‘: l'h-n'xi: F. K91.
' Thoma: F Flahmxy of sum-cm Si
for
I
l
.nmly~ l‘nmmimic rezivtrar of Voters
in tho First dietirfl "s iii»: dc‘gui'..
Mr. Kennedy was ill' deputy for 13,1
lute Bernard F. l-‘cencs',
l
3%.“
a for" '
'u-
.a
swear
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sy-
REMEMBER What Lincoln
said “teach cconmuy—thal
is one of the first and hiuh- .
3st \‘ll‘tlll‘S: it begins with
saving money.”
Teach your child ihc value of
saving even a penny and that
due penny added to another
.nakcs the nickel. dime and dol-
iar-——and more. This bank will
gladly receive the pinnins and
llt"lll ll'f- liltlc- l-liilllrczl to main-
.hosc pennies grow.
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w-- .—
Deposits .made on or before
the 10m will draw interest from
.be lst. '
City National Bank -
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South Nor-walk. Conn. fig , Q
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m made; no»; 5min:
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v '46 a," ..
WP" ‘V'liiglgigrgigtn - the police station with a cut on his
I “'“J‘W'E‘W‘Lm—ugum head and made charges against N0-
yak. The outcome of the matter was.
li when Mr. Noyak was called. that
Stnlz was arrested.
13- ~Last night tonight. Eagles Fair.
; Town Assembly hall.
i'.
YOUR TAX
WILL BE EASIER
TO PAy
All money denosit- NEXT YEAR
:3 . .
‘— ed no this bank on 'If You Join Our
or before Tuesday. .
October 5th. will TAX SAVINGS
E draw interest from CLUB
. October 1st.
.. THE
South Nor-walk- South Norwalk
. . TrustCompan
Savmgs Bank y
Capitllnndfiurplul $375,000
l T hreatens your future welfare.
E C ome to us with your deposit.
Q. : _
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.FACTS
Today, begin to save.
H appiness is
E nhanced by a bank account.
. .,l-’
5:7an
. Q a" 1n
,1.
. - . . ..
P utting 05 until later on
E ndangers your future.
Old age needs money.
Prudence requires that you
D ay aside part of your earnings
E ach day or-week.
S tart now, do not wait,- . E”
T here are a hundred good
Reasons why you should save.
Unless you do, poverty due to
Sickness or other causes,
ll
Our bank is safe, sane and
'sound.
THE PEOPLE’S
TRUST co. 3‘5
‘ ,
One brings need for the other.
' i , T3 insure healthy restful sleep, to guard against sudden chill that
. " "“‘Mugh opened windows during the night, to get
if“ ' furs that bed—coverings are both warm and light.
._ .. blanket or comfortable does not weigh
10qu and comfortingly warm.
ESQ! those,
as fleecy.“
’fire. Just one
E. I r ”MM 5 .
m. InmmmAmuflMEm
Store Open Daily Until 6
1‘3; .
e . " i‘
1.3;“
‘34-
L‘ A»
l' ,
a
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fypes. '2
1nd _ of course,
*Eliexliandsome suits in fancy
Stripes.
l - .
.t-....._+.A-. ..L 5s . -..-_ a»...
are leadmg‘ .
men.
zftcent 1 reduction.
W bfifitflgkfi fmk mfilalrpas applkestaff that a man can walk into this men'sdotba. '
p ddspiclcanyeulbofiovercoat—and ‘pay mac-fifth less for it than he would have
ire: Monday last. '
There areabsolutcly no exceptions.
' 6 include 8111‘ Our'fine black and blue suits, ‘
may-especiallrfitted for dress service.
“I" ' We include all omver—fzmhionabh overcoats of Chesterfield and}
we include all the new dandy ulster typos of overoofl, d‘
mixtures and quiet checks and tasteful row
«I
' All. suits and overcoats; let that be clear.
‘Men have been hoping a break in clothing prices would come some day. '-
Dld any one dare to hope it would come at beginning of season!
We knew it must c0me some time.
this new lot of clothes and cut its price.
, But we don’t want to follow somebody else. It’s better to load.
It will cost us apretty pcnny——-but what a lot of dollars it will save yo. -
_ IKEHINEHH:
buy $5 for
lain floor, rear.
.v
and unfinls
bill
r
» .FHLX‘ ‘24...A2" ‘ .
s.
Frankly, it was no easy thing to take E
So wt
You
Cool nights;
warm coverings.
t
refreshing rest,—
one down. But it keeps
ufine assemb y, now. Fine in warmth and quality and
ty. Molly and colors to harmonize With furnish-
3mm gwsnlanorlarger beds.
pm
wool'singld" ‘ ' blankets, thick and sub-
as’th ', 'daswamasan
blanked ‘ ensions 66 by 80
5pouil'ds. Markedoflintorichblock
inches-
1',
- mm; money r:
Flowered and Persian comfonables
light and dark patterns,
72 by 73 inche-
Silk mull comfortables of fine beauty and lim e
flowered design- in good shades of blue pink and yellow
with border in solid color, back of staunch srlkolene,——
3myemd
luster, excellent pattern: and color both
www.mmw
mfie "(y
l
of silkolene
fillmg‘ of good light warm co
64 to 06.50
-
57.50
Bluebifil cantor-tables of special silkolene, 72 by a
, 9
oomtorhbluotspecial strength .
“Chadd-fir.
[.100on '~
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