-’ "ride planned by the members or the
ltlantic Deeper “'alerways Associa-
and better
r Suits and Over-
, coats
t are guaranteed to give sat-
'on. New Hats, Now-
_pg New Neckwear, Winter
JOSEPH DAVIS
- Washington St, S. Norwalk
"a Fireless cookers
“ in. cold weather.
pee in cold weather.
make deliciously tender the cuts of meat that may be
bought at low price.
In modern kitchen, planned for greatest convenience,
" cm NEWS
There will be a meeting of the ves-
- ry of Trinity Church at the home of
the senior warden, David W. Raymond,
next Friday evening at 8 o’clock.
-—McEnelly's Singing Orchestra,
{Armory tonight. Admission 55c.
It has been decided that the straw-
nperating force of the local telephone
”change. for tomorrow evening will
*1: postponed for a week or two. An-
.nouncements will be made later as to
, the date.
—Coal at Harris & Gans.
Postmaster Michael J. Howard. to—
gether with Judge John J. \l'alsh and
Samuel Lynes, are the delegates ap-
"pointed by Mayor Jeremiah Donovan
to the 13th annual convention of the
lion in Atlantic city, today. tomorrow,
Thursday ad Friday.
—Madgo Kennedy Sll0\\' wonderful
~anolher "\\'ithin the Law," says
mnager of l‘ark tht-utre. Bridgeport.
where “(“orne-rod" was presented last
night. and which will apppear at the
Regent 'l‘hursdzty. .
Henry C. Jackson, of Darlen. has
been awarded high scholarship hon-
ors at Yale university. His name was
wong the junior appointments. class-
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‘v
of 1922. high orations and also among
the ranking scholars in the studies
of the sophomore year. class of 1922.
Students in order to “make" this lat-
ter rank must have had an average
of 80 to 89 in their studies.
—Rumma;:e Sale, basement S. N.
Cong, Church, 'l‘hur.~day and Friday.
Oct. " and S.
I 0
Today is the day. when according
the fireless cooker is of great service every day in the year.
Eor hours. Just start cooking and let the tireless cooker
finish it.
To show the abilities of Ideal and of Domestic Science
Week here. Every process in their use is exemplified.
Dome and see the palatable things they produce.
1 Cookers are either one two or three compartments;
equipped with all needed utensils—-— $30 to $63
Fourth floor.
l
New prices
on cottons.
Here are some of the savings we bring to housewives
who seek new supply of , staple standard cottons.
Lonsdalc yardwidc muslin, regular 50c——- 36c
Fruit of Loom muslin, 36 inch, regular 42c— 35c
{Yardwidc bloat-11ml muslins:—-
regular :32c and 35c— . 25c
regular 400, and 42C— gt):
. o ,
regular 450—-
Cloth of (-iold muslin, especially soft and_finc for un—
derwear, regular 42c and 450—- 301: and 39c
Every reason for the use of a tireless cooksrin wants
weather is to be matched with an equally-good 011610131115
There is just the same saving of time,.of. £ucl, ofaotual.
work. There is the same convenience, the mobility to .-
All through the coming Winter season it will be “on the .
job". It will save fuel—no need to keep gas range gonng '
cookers a special demonstration of those abilities this‘
i ’
mar“ nut. “am-g finial”
"t Some prey
41“» .
, dr
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‘cdgld‘rnason service.
pleated flounco.
Raggedy
about her—$1.35.
fun for the late afternoons
play must stop :—
Raggedy Ann~a real girl doll!
doings is one of the stories that little girls enjoy.
Ann l'letsclf...w
Mdisaffctf véiour
Wool velour—and of special weight and warmth: for
Dresses planned to please women who appreciate
warmth and who desire correct new style.
Handsome shades of brown and of taupe. smart little
abode of blue or brown in contrast with black.
In decoration, distinctive and pretty. Some embroid-
ered, some trimmed with unique chenille bands.
$18 $20 and $25
Second floor.
Remarkable silk
petticoats-i- $3.95
Beautiful silk, luminous, rich, fine quality.
Pure silk jersey wiih’fine pleated: flounce.
Silk jersey with a fiOunce of fine» taficta.
Tafi'eta in either plain or changeable hues, rufliled or
These colors :—-—purplc. navy, rose, old blue, American
beauty, green, taupe, pale blue, brown, and black.
In quality and beauty and style worth
far more than this special price of
Second floor.
Raggedy Ann -
and her book!
And the story of her
°' the book of stories
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These other stories for boys and girls are pretty fine
and evenings when outdoor
$3.51
"l
‘ $1 will send
nmhine home.
'A. New Royal or a Free machine is all ready to begin
its work in your home. That work will be any sort of
sewing you may call upon ism do. It will be done quickly
and nicely. '
It will begin just as soon 'as you say the word that
makes you a member of the Howland Autumn sewing—ma,
chine club. That word said, your machine goes straight.
.to your home. ‘
You will pay for it only its mgular cash price. That,
price you will pay in small amounts at convenient. inter—
vals. You will NOT pay an extra penny for this pri \‘llvg‘o,
When you join the club you pay one dollar; after that a
regular amount at regular intervals.
New Royal machines—$49 Free mavbim-<
Th“ floor.
Tapestry to make
home beautiful.
Rich color and rich patterns combine in rich cffm-t.
True beauty is in design and in way design is Will‘kt‘tl
n .1 m
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. kl.)
out. ,
And then there is the richness of fabric: a splendid
firm weave.
What beauty and charm and newness they will bring:
to the home of the indoor season!
‘ Furnihn-c coverings—~95 to $7.50 yard.
Couch «were. large and effective—$7.50 to $l5.
Portieres, plain color, reversible, mtercciiscd,——-$Sl.7>0
to $29.
Third floor.
Fiber rugs
for hard wear.
Closely woven from a tough fiber, special Hodges
’i». .. "
to the vote of the city council last _ . . . . , __ 81.85
June, that Norwalk should return to ! .Unbleached 36-inch muslin, regular 39c——— 32c £39,331. (331:3: Fi'n’l' 1.5733331" "i: rugs to stand hard usage. m d l l t
standard time instead of Daylight , . 0..., the Rainbow Bridge— 7 - ' ' “n 118 smoo. an )art v0 3,31%
Saving Time. but inasmuch as the l. Sheetings, 40 inch, tmbleached, regular 42c and 450-- JO", 0“ 8mm“ m...- 7“, Their sm'face 18 1q , . .
railroads have extended their time l?" ‘ 350 and 390 3:18;“! MB Clm‘k— z: able under foot. , b m
until October 31st. and the city voted " ' ~ _ 9 "°‘"‘ ”F“ r ' g- {an 01' rown
that Norwallt should not return to ' {A 1.011 ' ghams 27 inch reg-“Jar 3a).— 200 Pups—the Real!) Truly Sunshine Palm- ‘50 GM colors and dmgnt blue green 7
Standard time until the railroads did. p , gin ’ ’- - Ch 1' 350 Every one In a 13th box whch makes them em all-over ormmn pattems- '
it is very likely that Norwalk will { . 01.113ng flanncls, gOOd Stnpes, 27 In , regllla . for birthdav oft! 81-4 I) 1w ft 2250 ‘l
'continuv tho Daylight Saving scheme ;- r/ 29c mce a u g! ' & I: 9, by. 12 “—95 y 2 $ 1
' until that date. If, I”, J. Hun floor. roux '5" 1*, {2‘1 "I‘lll M M. hm “Tam”, ,.
“Rummage Sale. mOltl Collins ‘ "3‘ ’ __ J. Main “00" ' - If! - , ”
Block, North Main St. Tuesday and
Wednesday. lenofit )lmseheart HOWI ' .
Egionaires L..- . -, _ __ ., __ ., _._._ ,_ - --. ,-.-_--.-_._. “___ y _ _ ___,_ ,_,_, , , , ,_ _ __,.~_~_ - , ,_,___ _ , , . - - . .. ‘
, WE CARRY A. FULL LINE Mr, and Mrs. Ralph ll. Conn. of! Mr. and Mrs, Earl linker and 3031,! The Girls Friendly Society of Trini- The fair committee of (‘ourt Nar- in llr‘idcepom ‘on a serious offense, ("l‘ll‘s- ‘1' (V) llrtktol ”4””,
_01 . Seaviow avenue, expect that the ncw‘of South Norwalk, mo lzuvsis of Mr. ty parish will holdti businessmeeting ruk. and Pride of Court Narruk (‘lr- last hundny night, Quite” nmn‘llo.ttn - g. t., - . :
l —‘ home which they are erecting in tliejand Mrs. Emil G003, of 77 Deer Hmfin the Guild room. Thursday UN. 7. ("9- CmP‘NUM “f “l: F°‘“‘-“- 131M? B"“‘:P°"r"““"' ‘" "fluk “S'Mga'l', ‘T,,’;°?,',,.,mg...n (.0 Top-mum rut
’ Marvin beach tract will be completed avenue, Dunbut‘ . ' . . , _ B W [“9“an in ‘OI‘ESIN‘R at . let‘s ! Is a "5le an . 1‘3- e . p .. _' _ .- " ,. , . ' _
l r 0 S s Q U A L I T Y about 0mm,” 31. Fred Hodges has , y _ ,3 Allen 3‘ Park?" " temperance 0" first district last evening to make fin- who was formerly Miss Brady oi "is H" '"N'ih "“-‘"“°' motor
, , —and— the contract —.\lt-Enellys Sinamz Orchestra. 1°;- {" endei‘f'“: i‘" 7‘5"” " ”Wat arranscments for the fair which “'est aulnue to Bridgeport with clue elv-
' ' lA‘l ~' t iii. A .-i is" m o ape: n is ct t narrow ' ‘ ‘ F..-—~ 1.”
PREMIER CHOCOLATE On account of the observance of Co: ”101} on El dmlss on in... intuit. y ’ will open in the Town Assembly hail linen. 7““; .___ {1.013% “urn-I ‘0‘, phA‘E'“
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Our Electric
Burglar Alarm
t—by night it watches
over your money and
such valuables as are in
Your Safe Deposit Box
here.
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YOU, your money and
your valuables __whi1‘g
under our roof.
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'«L‘Jél—U Herbs .. :.
Insurance companies
think so well of on:
Alarmsystom «that they
have reduced our insur.
ance rate just hit, ‘
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lumbus Day, the New York, New Ha; hs' lulla Beers, “1 elderly
The] trailic dummy at the corner
-appointment of a director to handle
'Danbury Fair will be in charge of
- Eustachian,
‘ lion, 324 Main street. They will have
; it display of navy ordnance and Ger-
éwnmtngton. Del., for the freight ser-
" bod“ om boat.
- with
ven and Hartford Railroad, followingl
its usual custom. will omit a number
of local trains into and out of New!
York on Oct. 12. ’
—-McEnelly’s Singing Orchestra,
Armory tonight. Admission 55c.
The usual monthly meeting of the
Board of Education will be held at
the Norwalk High school tonight. The
the Americanization work will be one
of the purposes of the meeting.
——Pea Coal at Harris & Gaul.
Michael J. Riordan. Wallace Dann,
Jeremiah Egan, Robert G. Mitchell,
Edward E. Mead, William E. Riordan.
Ralph Leary and John E. Nooney are
the delegates to the Congressional
convention to be held in Bridgeport,
at the Democratic headquarters. 1206
Iain street, tomorrow afternoon.
—Madge Kennedy show wonderful
-—another “Within the law." says
manager of Park theatre. Bridgeport.
where “Cornered" was preocnted last
night. and which will apppear at the
Regent Thursday.
The navy recruiting station at the
I
first-class, Edward Mc-
Donnell and Musician first-class.
Charles Tuttle oi’ the Stamford sta.
m war trophies in a tent on the
fair grounds.
——llc&ielly's Singing Orchestra,
Armory tonight. Admission 55c.
The new steamer Norwalk. built at
vice of the Metropolitan Lino be-
' tween Boston and New. York. ha! ar-
rived at Boston. She is an oil bum-
er will“. all the latest ideas for a
she developed a speed at 1‘. hou'
nearly 11' knots
, Bataan.
twist. the tide and wind. Capt. Hi
3. CrowelL is in command. '
the m. and ' 1
dent of Ridgei‘leld, was taken to the
llanhury hospital in the ambulance
Sunday with a broken hip. caused by
a fall early in the forenoon at her
home.
~Mt~Enelly's Singing
Armory tonight. Admission 55c.
The Hospital Thimble club will
hold the first meeting of the canon
at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. E, H. Harrington Evera-
ley street. Mrs, E. H. Morehouse will
give an interesting demons'tratlon.
(‘ontlnuancc until October 19th
the case or Paul Dickey.
of New York city.
of
arrested last .wcck
on Winfield street extension for intoxl-l
cation while driving an automobile.
and for not having a drivers' license:
was obtained from Judge Vooburxh.
when the case was called in the down-
town court this morning.
——Madm- Kennedy show wonderful
———another "Within the law." my.
manager at Park theatre. Bridgeport.
where “Cornered" was presented last.
night. and which will apppear at the
Regent Thursday.
Three women and a. collie dog creat-
ed quite it hit of excitement on North
Main street in front of- Charles.
Brand's jewelry store at 9:30 o'clock
last night. two of the women alumni.
the dog which another woman had on
a leash. Thewomon who had the do.
on the leash, was moi-taut that the
dog had been given her while the
other two women were equally as in-
sistent that the do. was mom. Pa-
trolman John Flynn‘inveatlnted and
finally settled the matter amicably.
Jame- Donaldson announces that
the Cleveland cars have mm
310 in price.
The lint monthly pm. of. My“
Woman's Association will in ”in
the South at
-of Railroad avenue and Monroe street
{was brokeh by an auto ‘fili’i the regis-v
tration number 2341 last night. ,
Mrs. Frank J. Laychak. of 28 Wood-‘
,month‘s vacation spent in the Cats-
hills.
I The Republican
'held a meeting in the court rooting
,town assembly hall last evening and;
iconsidcred matters pertaining to the
Icampaign. M
It was reported to the pence that
Town Committee ;
road avenue, was lost yesterday 30,
tel-noon. lie was found later, how~
ever.
Today is the last day in which wo-
linen and men may register to bo'
gmade voters. The records close at 51
’o'clock this afteroon and those whol
have not registered cannot vot "
|this fall's election.
The monthly meeting of the Board
of Education will be held at 8 o'clock
tonight at the high school. Only regu-
lar business will come up before the
meeting according to Dr. Wll‘Mm J
Tracey, chairman of the board.
louy 00990“. according to his
(other Tony. Sn, til-appeared from his‘
home about five weeks no and
doesn’t even come home to sleep
nights. but is sleeping someplace in
the city. — Patrolman Wallace 8am-
his is invents-tho the cans.
IMO]!
, death of Patrick
{next Monday evening.
The Ladies" Aid Society
First M, E. church will meet for sow»
ing with Mrs. George N. 31:2ka
47 Elmwood EVGIIBR, tomorrow anon»
noon at 3:30 o'clock. At 4 o'clock
Orchestra. ward avenue, has "31‘3"!le after a ‘the monthly business meeting will be
held and all members are expected
to attend.
Rudolph Stolz arrested on charge<
preferred against him by Louis No
vak of East Norwalk. was discharged
in court yesterday attemoou by Jude.
Vosbunzlt. as there was no evidenm»
to sustain the charges that Stolz hat
playwright three-year old George Cohen, of Rail- entered Norah‘s chlvken—ooop and lit
dcne considerable damage to Uh.
WON’T-Y.
Town Clerk. Herbert R. Smith said
this morning that, the selectmen
would be in session all day October
9th at the City hall and an all day
session at the Town Assembly hall
e in on October 11th. for the purpose oft
“Making voters.” Other places to
meet and the times will be announced
in a few days. -
Coroner John J. Phelan arrived
hero shortly at‘tt-r :3 o'clock this after-
noon to conduct his inquest into the
Leonard who died
early yesterday morning at the Nor-
walk Hospital as the result of-a frac—
ture at the base of the skull. received
when he was struck by an automo-
bile driven by Elliott Palmer. chauf-
feur for Arch Solwyn. of Bella 1.. ‘
land. Palmer is under arrest on a«
technical charge of manslaughter.
Boys who won tum apples in
of the -
Thomas W.
1 Check printing machine.
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1951'“ l-I‘L'I‘ I'IH-Il‘K IV!“ 3“ 500
CONNECTICUT PATENTS
The following were granted Sepu; “H“,Miu mm, "my,“ 7“
tember 2“ 1920‘ 1"“ complied 8' m'iinkry. owm-r at tho Chico-go \N’tm'
flee of A. M. “‘ooster. Bridgeport. So“ “Myra,” 5,,” (.h0(.ks ,0,. SIM-‘-
Con": each to llw lvn lllt'llllnl‘s (ll latrl
Wilu‘m F. Helmmd.\nflnl-Ol‘d. TYPO-'yenl‘s [mun who \vrrv not ll)\ olu-tl in
writing machine. . the lfant‘lmll‘ Nllllll'al. ”sailing: 9;];(01‘13lv
Lone}: fHarrils'on' bifgudoggdgepqn‘ atriz‘fil (it‘l‘lftl‘l‘llllll‘fil: lht‘ play. '1 Im
01' all on“) . ‘ _
Charles F. Johnson, Hartford, Air
t‘um.
the amount llu-y lost win it 1hr .Vh‘hm
Son fault-d to “fill the lfllll world a w l-
compressor. l( .3.
William A. Lorenz, Hartford. Disk r“... ”W4". w, n. N...“ to “fly s,.,,,,,k‘
minding machine. Byrd Lynn. l'rlmtt Faber. int-k hut.
William A. Lorenz. Hartford. Suction— R. H. Wilkinson. lnddivl olltiis.‘ll.“ltli —
mid far disk grinding mllrhinfl. (:ll‘llalll, Hurry. humid and in. l m—
flce P. McCarthy, Hm ' Gait- phfihs om- of tho lion-nut hull play. it
of the f‘hicngo \Vhite Sox. of lots l
feel that you are deprive-d of the Wine
M‘r's shat? ui' 1h» world's .N'Prll‘! n;-
celpts through l‘n mull m' Mm".
Comiskwy‘s lI Ltrr to the playc-rs min.
“1 do not ink-ml that you. as an hm;-
osl bull playm‘. should he [unholy/.311
for your hom‘sty or by lV‘aRfln m the
dishonesty or others and tho-rc-lort‘
take pleasure in handing you $1.59“.
being the diflon-nct‘ between thv wm-
ncrs' and the lose-raw Show."
in strap.
Henfiy E. Senor and P. 1.. Bowers.
Hartford, Safety device for powen
operated machines. .
Edward E. Tyree, Hartford, Signal
devices.
William C. Broadgate,
Making lanolin.
Zulu P. Candee, Waterbury. Stamp
in; press.
'Ernost H. Horn. Vina-bury, Stem
l wild“: and stem-setting mi.
3. m Waterbury.
New Haven.
“Willie-Hr. PAIYI. SERIES
smn'rs TODAY.
__._..
NEW YORK. Oct. 5.—The pat-em»
won series between Baltimore. pennant
winner in the lntcrnatlonal League.
bud St. Paul. winner in the American
Annotation. will begin today at Balti—
mom. .
Games will be played at Baltimore
'on October 5 .7. 9 and to. and at ht.
Paul. (ktober la. and t‘ollowina days,
The umpires will he
William L. Platoon. Waterbury. Wire
‘ d Mina
hart. F... 3...... F......
Bonn and C. F. Schmuck.
Damvid R looking for treating rub-
ber. and similar materials.
Christa Johum.U-iolvillo.'1‘road-
' 1 ‘m if “me—cry.
i In: ‘ mundane. of the. immune-mat bongo
N am ' 5‘“ 00" no. Ml Flint-hernia". of the American
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