TUESDAY
‘ (Columbus Day),
MAL DAY
l
JOSEPH DAVlS
fiWashington St., S. Nprwolk
cm mews '
E. K. BANKS
Wm Bloch
com lonwm
Teachers of the Sunday school of
St Paul's Episcopal church int-t in
the ,Parish hall Int 1138le and talked
‘over the work ogthe;
—Peo Cabot-Hurts tans.
Sugar took another drop in price
tou \\ uhenJ'itun of the stores quoted
it m M cents a pound. It in still 3’».
ing lower in price. according to the
loc: ll stocers.
—1All styles Soft and—Wicca.
The current bone of the Detective
Story Magazine contains the first in-
otallment
or a.seriai story entitled
“Guilt." by James Henry forman. of
lit-ll ding.
m
Mr. and Mrs. Robert “'ttht. Mrs.
I. Slaoweli. Mrs. Wm. Holland of Seoul;
' Nor-rail: and Mrs. J. W. Brown of
l-n- to decrease in business Yale 8:
'l‘oum “I“ lw shut down Saturday
nnJ 'l'uvsdau. '
—~—_—
'llic tnissinn which started on Sun-
d... September 263. :it St. 'Mary'a
chmwl. will close tomorrow night. 5 .
hon.
(‘u-oulminc Limo-3. Latest lir-
‘iM
'I'lu- Hamilton Shani“! “'3“ 3t...
1 mum commandery. No. -K. T.,
lw’t . spm‘iul concluve last night in
In. \'.:_<t)lli(‘ Temple. Berkeley street:
'l a. v . ~l; of lied Cross was conferred.
.l » \"orwnlk Bird and Nature Club
n.‘ rw-t Nth Mrs. l‘. A. Woodward
A l-v: . M iin street. Manda) eiening
1 . .v ..- l llll.
Town"
Grace Brothers full’
—Dancing Saturday Night.
vmhly Hall.
amtm.
/‘
ltm
slion calendar session of the
u-rm of the Superior court.
_., - .lnhu i2. Keeler presiding. which
1 r - npr-n here yesterday. was poet-
‘ i mil :1 week from yesterdm.
' r . l;isko. of 5 Lexington avenue.
ml to the police last night that
“5 found a pocketbook with :1
lllnlit-j- in it on lI-xing‘tqn :ué‘-
latest Soft Balm—O'Brien's.
'vi.,.»
1) I,
"'£
1 n I uhp
“ill be a special meetinz 0!
:ul \mers of Trinity Parish in
[v.lllSll hall on Monday evenirz.
15th. to luko {lCllC'l on the
ir- sun'mn of llm‘. Thomas H. Swan.
1" v. . mr. and to transact any other
‘ win r to come before S-‘lltl meeting.
H "w- Norwalk M. E. church Suna
-l.. nmht .tliree laymen “ill deliver
I ~-:\ linrxm' M. Kent “ill speak on
"V. i: d :1 Pastor “as a Right To l-lt-,
cw ! of His I‘rnx-lez“ Attorney Jesse ’l‘.
J». lllft‘.‘ 011 "\tht tlu People Haw
:« Right to l‘:\Dt‘(‘l of Their l'astor."
:ud H. .V. Sittnmn (in “\Vhat the
Members and Hi‘i‘iriuls of the Church
(Vine tn the Sun-lay schnol."
-Pea Coal at Harris & Gans’.
rWE CARRY A FULL m
_¢f_.
FOSB' QUALITY
—uld—-
PREMIER CHOCOLATE
Etillson-Powell Corp.
SOUTH NORWALK '
..._.....'r-
.i’
3).;rl
;
' " 1..
v ~rw‘ifin"
1.
Our Electric
Burglar Alarm ‘
thJli
5 —b_\' night it watches
over your money and p .
xiach valuables amal'cfin- . -
wmr Safe Deposit Box
“"04 an . fl
‘l-y day it protects '
mu. your money end .
‘- our valuables ~Ihilo 1
under our roofii '
um“
'7 - 'Iil-Wl'll i.
l
Lt
£14
: Incumnce companies
‘ ink so well of 091'
\ iarm System thatthey
ll ne reduced outm-
nice rate just 131‘.
sun 9:1»me
234nm
l
vnr.
_.I 1.11 '
'ltll
Stamford motored to Dunbury Thurs-
day.
Holland and Mrs. Brown were guests
. of Miss \‘e
at a tea I
Returning. Mrs. Wright. Mrs.
Wilson of South Not-walk
-——Clrculating Library. Latest Fic-
The Hamilton Shop. 49 Wall St.
4‘... -1- - ‘4’“: ‘-
.' Thursday.
Rev John D Skene M Dry Hut
avenue Norwoik. has
nation: One-pipe Hen er insulted in
his residence. 11A Hegeleln had
the contact.
The Tigers Football tum Vii! hold
scrimmage practice in their now an
toms nt the Baxter grounds tomor-
row morning, ‘ whipped into
slupe tor the game to be fined on
§uuday the 17th.
A number of ”employees 0! the
J c J Cash Compony hold a ooclal
{gathering in the Impaler ou the
con’pmo property on lower Chest-
put stud lust evening. a. mat en-
Joyoble the “hem hid.
Mom. of Lincoln Council U.
Li" meet ot tho lull in What»
in ' street. moi-row evening It
7 odock. for e purpose ofnttoud
his service in the Norwalk Methodist
Episcopal church.
—CoolotH;rru&Goul.
Samuel Roodncr reported to the 90-
lice at 10 o'clock last night that one
of the Ford cars in the gonzo on
Ann street bod been token. it was
supposed by one of hill employees.
without portal-don. The Dnubury,
Stamford and Bridgeport police were
notified.
mn-I_ ~- K- —.-— um- uh...“ M-m‘a
m
Here's a boys.
' suit bargain.
Double-Service corduroy suits
ao'roihad to sell at $15—-
hd now—!
In later-
-Flue assortment or CapoaO'Irlu’s.
have as their
‘11 We
Fort “Forth. Texas. and In. Clifford
Chickering. of mm. W
“W
' Republican electors of Wu“: will
meet Monday night in the Town Hui
dates for commutative. m4 justice.
of the pace. E. C.Ruocoe~illprob.
ably can the meeting tom.
The W city convention.
VMWOIIAWMM
godmtheullofthechoir.wm:o£
convene we Court $0"
[Au-ably onloodoye evening
“So’clock.
uich .u blazing buy stock in thc'
Bin section near the memoir.
much u there are no fire hydrant. In
that oection. it was lmpodhle to do
anything but sand b3 and watch the
hay be consumed b3 the ’lnmos.
The 1920 graduating class of Ken;
ment The graduating Exercises are
ti to lulu at Stamford in the High
School Hu:l on the evening or 130v.
‘1‘!
this elm from South Noranlk.1‘he
Iexercises were not held in June be-
efcrred until next month. in keep-
with the polio o.‘ the leading
commercial crlleges of he country.
..u—
.-_~———. .
.., --
‘ at $35
for the purpose of pollinating condo}.
-——"‘ palm the
Fine upmtuo in the Fun Dion-ht cofithiuntion ocrvtces of go
was called out at 10 o'clock hut nighgltent meeting- wtll be hold .1 “loan.
in answer to a still ohm to companion“
11.. Everybody welcomed. Cane. The
rm- lineettn; on Sunder will .he held at the
rill Business College held n meetin. m
at the College rooms last evening to Hamil Fly” We on
discus. matters relative to commence- thrilled yesterday uttornoon at
There are 0\er 40 members iniwbenha
i More new dresses
mmm- 0m. (man win-
mm «mom “1% 09mm which
.7 7 :m a from.“ the b , but.
3m taut: (Ina-n. dam on
3 889mm- Rider. .0! 6 Weapon Vic Fleming, paced two miles in z «0
JV?” he W W viaduct on an inch mile being taste than has
”hie! cicnkJn the Mn ducal-immunity been goon! in a not this
i the Connecticut compu3 Helge-rand m Prince _'l.oreea record.
,iunreo ‘0'!!!“ WWW DOWN!- node MW“). no mm
likhw “the“ «he will W ant-a... Wormm fiercgmenderaw
M‘ M"! u” With“ W' mm” m. driven a» Stokes. some a.
hat is being built by that cltz'. ”tap“ Maputo ma PMNN‘
m tine hvorite. unturu' of! form nifd
Thom-o um Monument at {Quantum fourut money.
the on mail: division of Mm Month The two saw for two w‘3eur-
cu: com)- .will hurt on a. retention old uottero 3»;- second in point of in-
.llctvlay. «)(r. Mela-n will 3.1m the ton-cot. but»; you by F;voni;n. owned:
alum com-mum: Nth: American by Hal. moo Edition m driven by
,1 ui‘m‘oy o-ochtlon to be' he. 1 um- rm semi. m was his imam: 3M M‘um
fin uh Cit; during the (trot tour dd,- m“ the Grand Groutt. nod he ‘ ~ 4
otmxaweek - mmummmmthummmwm..r
i thonnanyo-nar-old. w. w
Until a boil can be Front H. Ellh‘ uu- .Wmouxhbi.
MmmflmMmt-fomedlike Whhmww
{d w comm:- She W. bought a“
TM munc- ll‘e M- walnmtwelxemont mutate W;
cute hon. unbroken. tor 8mm.
am" mama“. for he Inad-
cd Joy Brook/Rut home in the 2:113
pooch z: 03%. 2: 03%. after lutngthe
M‘W W’ S. in. “- :02%\
home or it. and la. acct. m-
\on. Anyone to go. with
Flt-3.41:2" meet at Hence street Cur
A “I“ «nil-I m in a
m m m not a
”munch-m.
at t. .’ .30 In“ ‘03:; the two l! w ‘Olhll m
Ops I p In—-—.——- . :m lane 2: {rant WWW ‘ “in.
Henry F. Beckett of Mines. on m. «mung the last heat in oil and belted, in m 1..
mewthem‘othehtot‘the
,, «in 8: t7. ~but was distanced in the
due to flunk. ‘
he climbed the face of the “do? .
building on Wuhtuton street and tot School-O. V Bu-
reached the top stood-'onldnnon will «tend ameeung otnsub—
his head and on his hool- on the Mince of the 8:3qu! Education-
,o‘cloek, when. nhoolutcly
tipot otthe cot-nice. Rocked v;- to It When u Philadelphia. Pa.
(h’Ve - ~ - red in Stank-1‘1 on Thur.- filo-do). 14¢ ‘13th lave of ab-
day «
G-tbnttheponcemppedthc-un- onthut d»
.. . . ,thhd-MMMOIH‘W»
an ”—- ._.
O
to $40.
Mv'm 1w tenth. “'5
mehn
Rogers 6! Stevens ‘3’"
month by the 'b‘ “a, r;
‘ Women} unused
costs on” —
exactly like than Striking new fashions: Some with special appedl to A Baking combination ofood style and w .’
$13.50 awomcn whoeujuydress with long sweeping lines. ‘ Nice staunch seasonahle kitties, We,“ no. r,
At former price, they were biggest value vc know: For they are of rail coat style; or they have long tunic so”? m“ 3mm Itvcm 9m] them I I
‘ “5‘”- there Is much malty in lines and effect. .
And those in straight lines seem to possess a special Block velour, model, 1&1»in .
Built with great skill by tailors who are W in
Tough, good-fitting Rosalind- *
Coat is roomy but hangs well. Has a plain smooth
bundling corduroy.
pleasing back, is belted right around.
Trousers are cut _with plenty of room. They, too, fit
well.
Two pairs of trousers—eVery suit in the Do
mfmflyhastwopairg.
ILoulyoue pair of.trousers is desired, price of suit is
[10.50.
SW86 to 17.. ' $13.50
Front b mmcnt.
Women‘s worm
sweaters and battles. -.
Dark and figmlom £11313
woo
Tuxedo styles.
ethero are some
colors; such as
Belted styles, buttoned front, brown and navy-—
Tuxedo model, peacock and purple and bufi ondbgck
, :1
With.a brilliant gathering of other styles find colors
new 30’ 3:15.
57.50
Second floor.
Shoes for men‘s
‘ W 591‘“:
.1011.
{depicti-
Mahogany calfskin b1uchers,medium round toe, heavy
melted single 8019-
ch: 8016—-
Block calfskin bluchero, welted
mack “mm model shoe, WM my
flood’looks go afiwgood shape and good leothcr and
tan calfskin' 1n English stylg welted 30121331-
singleaole— $9
— ' Help do or. rear.
Mgnn-kn'atccl
ties are book.
4 meknittcdfieaflntlooksowolimhok
lump—mammgoinstobenfiflhtyxm
Bichlflcolor :1:quch WWW“
able-Ser-
Buttoned and smart
fancy stitches. And
striking land splendid combination of two
lavender with gray and navy with white. .
i
m man’s idea as well as his on. And «£11.qu
~ll
g grace.
motifs.
Entire efiect, like .vaiue
Bcvy of
Unusually attractive in
of what the ahoe sectionris
money ’o-worthsi
to dairy-
ovum
a“
some
W ‘
Second
In tune with their opufit, decoration of fine irzidescent
beads to large and open patterns. 0rd embroidery
in ootnbinatiou of several colors .aud hnwidely-sepomflm
Fabric is a rich deep navy tricotincsoft and beautiful.
Boo“ door. _- ' .
aboco .. at: ‘11. "
Excellent illustrations office correct new styles-and
Black calfskin with mow too, mediumvamp
Black kid, medium vnlnp and .toe J
Block kid with long remand mmw toe_
”1““. rear.
Girls 11“ middica
i «an! 2 bargains.
m ofMunch warm sol-ticquired for Winter =how
0f moons-too, form work.
scam! Elite, some white With mwwllu'm
M An
All sizes trains to 18; regular $2.00 maes—
‘Atheni underwent
hair‘com ‘,
Gunmanthingmkufihemundmr nun-a”
immfioth-{orwom’cnmithm
mmwnmmflyuuwmmtm ,__
Itinnotstretchedintoshope. it‘houfinwm
soitauwithrommmnnammu
AWMMfiMWw
n’th
e i
”#3:...
v
d ..,.
isunusual “to”
Q
women a
vgfietyaudinvuluc. ‘3’ J
leaf-'2“
doing in finding specter
theym
"gaunt coltskin with cloth top -
Dark WMMW toe andwing tip. 4 . 1 mi. .
11691.8 B 811 the 3753' from French 3 ‘11:! fl“
r with thattractive ambient ,
.’
1149035235
floor.
“Loot
Loulyoudm
54W” ..7
'dm soft kllitbcd*’
suing.
Mmfioyfitouugiy. Lightooftfinem”
an». mm mmmowwoc. fink «13.x:
wmwm—
“dept. “r
”and”
plain
No rclouranth- sand eficch aim.
Inge-back mating“. eficctive :itching at
Ibuck; buttons of magical, belted front. In M
Wind m
Silvcrtone “Mam, ‘ «hm
“mm“..ueé‘a‘iliiimm
w your
MMMmohaida
Eiowfihdlf‘ color «ante roée 00th 3mm...
mumnmmmuoam»
H
“i.
. . "
um '
.-
' .
O
"l .
Maybeyoucnnfid thematic-viii“!
\ vthing-lodoemjs tthel‘eismm.‘
gm.” ‘
“l
O.
‘Il
Norwalk Chronicler