m‘ A month: or die W.¢. '1". our
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a1“ KEEP 0?“ To a ‘ m. varied “0mm: for Mrs. Chum? “I‘m . o n
m.y mm avenue. ‘ . . , .7 .
90*cLocx mmmoowmtorm -*—-—~—‘- , 7
”W . . RA business meetingot the Wounds . , . . *
° .0130!) and 0m . epubllcan association is being he . _ ‘ ,
OU-R a... ” _“ i'thie mm iu the Town Court m , . bed room
. ' . room, First District- ture in eels or singleqieoee to huge;-
‘ E K. BANKS . " .enthehome10rfloohteeoratho'
OVERCOATS ‘ » Attorneys W J. Quinlan and sift par excellence for autumn M
. Mm BONM‘ Jesse T. Dunbar are in Bridegport dings is now «Replays! to ”at ad-
AND SUITS today attending the session of the “huge in .the in: furniture (store
' “'1. mm Court or Cannon Pleas. of Raymond & Son. - .
u . " -—-Lateat Soft Hate.—O’Brien'e. ~8een the tool mien-yhéfieeler'a.‘
be $30.00 and hem. :I-‘itty or more members of the The regular meeting of Lincoln As usual Schnitzel aaaiilu'y marb-
Good. am ““"k C. ooomy PM" N“ 11' Council No. 4. Order of Maxim: load‘ in week-end altering! or all
, Wum UM 93'» $135 will participate in the bonus parade American Mechanics, will be held elite of. fate-h at! cored hem of
35 Washington St. 8. Norwalk
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better .in New York city tomorrow.
- . _-_..... loils evening when a tan or coal will 'well u in em nee: tnita, vogue,
fable.- m m m »
his big. adv. ml, “My m
archiving“ xood. o
The Laldies' Aid society of the Nor?be disposed 0"
walk Methodist church. is holding a. . ' ‘ .
m... .... m. ... mom mimosa“??? 33.15:“:3‘;
,at‘the Nelson Benedict building. Hoyt h“; ”0'“, held last night 'u post-
a. I .
Harry Van Wagoner. m on.
f V . 'and Main street. ' period because of the fair in the Town. :3: Ito! was Wood to the Kor-
Finai arrangements have been Assembly hall. “,3“ :73 g 021:”: m
made for the dedication ol‘ the new .
. Hugh J”. Cook, 9 School street. ar- d! (1 Hot. km 8. m1. "ll:-
£:;?i:iltlmtna¥: poECGBfg-gltzl‘e‘yowstrefit‘ 're‘ed for reckless driving by Ser- :resud, lut night by Detective Set-gt.
t siv ro ram h been re"ared 'geant J. Harry Gib-on. will be ar-t'i‘llornu Hunt. for violation of to?
men e p g__ as p p "ralgned in the unto“ city court at parole. The authorities at Norwich
2are being communicated With Maxl
JOSEPH DAVIS
:. mnothigllpriced, butpri'ced. -
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._ —'l"lle' Tennessee Duo at the S. N. 9 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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. ' Miss Elizabeth 31. Hendrick. of 166'
IEast avenue.
,x‘ln the choir
Founder's
College. houth Hadley, M188" today. ll-Jveryhody interested is invited. Vterment “‘lll be in St. Mary‘s come-i '1 o ‘ ' lieu , , .Ohueat‘p'm. ‘tm
’ -—Coal a: Harris a Gene " ‘ tery. l Several cal-loam Endeavors win 0 . .- - . o
. l Wwam Kmm' 19‘ of new York" ‘ ' “‘9'“! ‘ ”“VGB‘k’n 'hm‘ 0' '5‘ «H-—_—__m
the uptown] 'l‘ickcts for HIP second annual Hal- l...” in 'the' , First pm’bytm J . _ _ _
Nelson Tuttle will ‘
ninety-sixth birthday at his home. lie
Taylor avenue. on Saturday. October
16.
any
—-Pure silk stockings at $1.79. at;
Keeler's Shoe Store.
Congressman Augustine Lonegralf. ; """W'k- . .
democratic nominee for United States W
senator from Connecticut, will speak'
at the City Hall.‘tomorrow eveniu‘z
atB
———Pea Coal at Harris & Gans'.
Billy Murray's
Iavorites.
is in our today adv.
some. of
we have them all in stock, Donnelly’s the police here had boarded the train. ‘ sistent
16-18 S0. Main St. Open Evenings. l
-—Dam-iug slit.
Norwltlk.
Gilbert Feet. of Union Place Nor-
Valk, has had 'an International one-
plpe Heater installed in his residence.
H. A. Hegelein had the contract.
' ' b 1 ,
38:": C'¥E§:;f§32““ 0°” er 9' -——Danclng “at the Town Assembly .. ban might: nan—ma
' ' ' Hall tonight. Foresters Fair. . . . ,'
‘ ,- The Norm Drum Corps held a
A dance for th benefit of the
Tiger football teamg'wlu be held in, Anthony 9mm“- 0' 13 099’s; mew-nth“ smug ud m 'o
Redmen’s Hall, Main etreetptonightmatreel- reported "in a truck 0'“ sin. 0! third anus! dance since
Eddie Splan will sing and other feat: by Samuel “09‘1““ had ran "“0 the reorganization in Friday a; M.
urea have been planned for. A large 1‘9” or his ‘0"! automobile 3' W81 October .8]; 180. About 15 Dan.
:tul'nout is expected. . avenue and Orchard street last nigh . corp. .3.“ _m the .I‘MO “a.
| l . iheen invited. ‘and‘ a large parade will .
Tile funeral of Mrs. Thomas J. b: held from tile 80:“! Nqnnlk;
Norwalk Methodist, Episcopal Church hwyer will be had at 8:30 o‘clock 11 [minim m‘;the own. m.
the subjects for discussion will be an tomorrow morning from the lute bly Hnflmetlbh Thil dance cumq
interesting one—"Why the Prohibi- home in Harbor avenue and at 9 to draw my girls. as there vm be
ftion Law is not Enforced in Norwalk." ‘fi'lzlock from St. Mary's church. In- many out of to“ boys.
Elli NEWS
Next Sunday evening in the South'
was one at the singers
at the observance of
Day at Mount Holyoke.
celebrate his will be arraigned in
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'court tomorrow morning Mr driving lowc‘en dance of (he Junior leazue of Church, BMW. “I“! m
a machine without an operator's li~;the Norwalk Hospital to be held at and 3mm”. m celebration of the 00th
He will be pleaqed to- mom“, ,cense and for not having a car "9".” the Royal James In October 36 have “ain‘m of the rounding ol' the
of his fripndq l 3 ‘ ' .ficate. He ran into a limousine lier» been placed on sale. The affair is organ . The weaken will in-
- .. (Ill by Mrs. George Thorne llllL Jr..vcxpectcd in be the mic-st: social winds Rev. Dr. l-Wanc 3'- Clark.-
in East avenue. recently. - Levant of the season. . *fomider at the ”(in)” Rev. m
' ibi’olling. Bel. J. Sprout. maidafih
lot the Nov Jersey P. E. Vnion nd
president or the ,Coal and icon Ex-
, Two boys arrested for implication chm mg of New York. Ram D,
Constable llingee, of Ridnefleld. in- : in Hobbell. Hall and English Immuh‘cr'n new “.3 P. Gates.
formed the local police at an early office burglary were recalled t ‘ - —
hour this morui that an eightyen- night in the «malady oi” Prdhotion om}! ~5th i Bream: admin.
Iwar-old ltalllln, wanted there for a'r-er George R. Bruniee upon orders pure: rook—new signs» heeier‘u.
.ahooling am‘ay and for escaping from ‘00 Judge {uphemtuh (Tendon. The ;
an other. might’be on the early train boys will ll» hmught up before the:
records are always from Ridzefield to SOHHI Norwalkfiupmun court tomorrow morning
A list of somp of his 1,951 Patrolman John Reynolds WPllt it)! - 7- — —— ~ - in; Miami“ “In? I“ "Pn‘nl- ‘
You will want mevi the train but learned that no; You are always fillrt‘ of reliable dry import on
mo Bond We was
So come in while man answarinz the description given goods with prices as low as are con. given by it B. Gamma. m
with quality servifie at the band miller. mouth it! Doc»
_'l‘ristrllm and .Hyatts. Every ,mtnty. Byron C. hit-ad. ulna reported.
departmel'lll thie long established A report for the fair committee was
store in now teeming with aeasnnahlr- made by Post Dictator Harry Beckett.
good for the full and winter. and visit -The fllr will fie hold November 6 to
always find a oon‘lial wt-l 13th. Th. new ,dexree team is an,
‘
——Pee Coal at llsrris & Guns.
fLDnm-ing Sfll.~l§;t‘.. Ruin-on“ Hull.
o’clock.
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South Nor-walk Lodge. Loyal "Order
of loose. had an latex-eating meet-
them
A largo delegation of the Norwmk
nt‘dlflfll'~ "all. (‘hapler of King's Daughters and Sons
'lllf‘ attending the convention of the
International Order. Connecticut Inn: will
Etc.
Be". Thomas E. Swan. rector of
Trinity (‘llurt-ll. will efi-llhllcc scl'v- is to be continued today at the “Wash-
ices with Rev. W. .1? “'tmdl'ord. or mam" I’m-l: M. E. church in Bridge—
llrallcll. which opened yeaterthy and.
come. 1
Wanting to no to Damn-y on the not
inst, to confer the dean». for Dan-
bury Ladle, A ‘bud'et lunch --was
The police have received from l..
Qeymour. “9" Sunday, 3'”- wm'l' port. Among thOSP who 8T8 “fiend-‘Emmt Collins. or $11 “’91" 169th iselved one? the business mansion.
10rd Will Dmclute _'dt the 8 and 11 ing are; hips. Robert SHCOCR, Mrs_ ‘Bil’eei. New York city. that. Mary A-i ’ .— -.
o'clock services. Helll’\' L. ”it?“ 8116 Mrs. John C- ,Newell. aged 52. had jumped {mm a‘ The Wlnnlmuh nine and the Nash
' . ’Shm‘rllan. “’21" River steamer. from New York Engineer-1; wt" cinch but. this attor- I
—A Great Time at the Foresters;
Fair. TOW" Assembly H3” tonight. 1 You certainly can buy the DEM .29. it was requested that if the two-{benefit gaiile mm or which
lmsiel-y che‘ier at Keeler'S. flnatl’e body was found that Mr. (101- 'are to 504.0 “Bob" Inlvell'. Th“ “'33
“'healher indications point. to the —-———-——- llns or the New York police dopartlslruch in the head meenuy With 3
immediate need of plenty of warm" Anthony Jullllssn. of Kevlar avenue. ment be notified, pitched- bhll.‘ "W h on the road
underwear. both for comfort and l-ppfu'tpd tn the police at 10 o'clocki ‘tn Myer-y, but it will still he a lull
health. The .\', F1 “57‘" (‘0- 1‘3"“ a last night that while he was driv-E —The Tennessee Duo ut the S. N- time before he will be able to mume
satisfactory
winter vests. pants and union sofa turnpike in a wagon. that the wagon g p. m. Tipkpfg goal ‘1", an interesting contest and a huge
101' women and .(rhildren that must was struck by a. Mercer car. He! — inrowd in (“mam to turn out. While
appeal ’0 "0“ “"‘h “"3““ r°""'_?ohmined0 the numbers and i' “‘3' Guests at the Royal James region it is rather late for hueball. the‘
See adv‘ l'mmd that the (‘8? l8 ”‘9 property of day Wl‘r‘: Stanley Warner. N. ‘l‘.: iweather in such that it in practically
the night or- SPP‘f‘mbel' omit: at live Basin grounds in a
to Boston. on
”“m'mmn' “‘V ”'“HMP-inz his wife and children acrons the Baptist (”hum-h. Tuesday. October 19. The game promises to
employment.
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Gatanf‘o Grande- 0" 47 “and" “"5"“ Clarke Sisters, New York: Mr. and Iperfect for the some.
iamford. The wazon "h badly ,dm‘ Mrs. Chris. Villain. Prank Abbott. ~—-—- . .
1. nl— laged and the occupants inJured .Ncw York: Georgie. Empey, .Newl ~Flne assortment ”Ctr-Armin!
!S|ighfly. gYork: G. A. McGloia. Hartford: R. .
F 0 8 8’ U A I. I '1' Y .______. 3H. Doerinx, Now York: Mn. J. Banks, ‘ ~ gut
_Q‘nd_ IA :(lluvenilf, ufidt17?tl;:l:=§rezlx‘ W'aehlnnton, D. 0.; Mrs. Harry Roz-, sTWARD l
liIOl'e at 19 D n 0 ~- ’ ' ' zeller. W'aehin on. D. C: Cecil [manfi
' PREMIER CHOCOLATES iberg Bros... in East Norwal‘lr. andaf‘go ,pr York: SfflStern. New York: it; . .
o vror some weeks has been ate “.Murray. New Orleanl. La. . " ’ C
sullson.Powen Com money and watches from the clothes ’ Tmm o.
' ' ° 0! fellow femployee: "ageing!“ S5331; Methods o! voting and the loom oi . '
lerday a ternoon Y .9.“ V9 the democratic party ware explained ‘=
; SOUTH NORWALK geant Thomas Hunt. and was held for 'laet “um hy Attorney Edward 1‘ “ DAILY mm
,u'~ »2 . ~- ' . 1“ hearing in ”“3 juvenile 00“" today. {Quinlan in an able addrell delivered, 1
f “m. "","‘.'".f".'";;".".‘._.";‘.‘,- ism iHis (use was continued until tumor-ho the Trinity 6115‘: m society! m m
3: row morning. so as to allow his par- at a meeting held in’tho Guild room . .
1'1 lents opportunity ‘0 obtain 3 lawyer.“ the church. A lame attendance m w
1.5 ‘0 represent the boy. marked the meeting: 'At a meeting
r3 Eto be held next week. the r uhilcan m m
75’ —Attend The Foresters Fair viewpoint and W5 of the 3811981in “I” l
a} tonight. Town Assembly Hall.. 3"“ be oxplainedeby Ir; Schench.
3‘; ' 10! Wilton. . .‘
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over your money and
.such valuables as are in
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you, your money' and
your valuables, wln'le
under our root.
Insurance companies
think '30 well at our '
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thnrliic buys a hat
sh buys
the hat.
style.
To’
gindeiinitc, with a vague
color or design, and only tennis": to
be shown or assisted in
leclion of incoming models.
a .» . . —. ‘ .
“‘ To every man the»
may section will be a distinct aid in
‘ combining llais withsuits or dresses.
. {I here are hats for occasions. One
exclusive style resembles in shape the
headwear of a Chinese coolir, a sort
of eccentric mushroom.
ma brim covered, with a gold and
log in addition to
Uhinly, she‘huys
Now some women know/sex-
actly what they want; and know the
instant they see it. Others are rather
Here are Hats . _
at Road’s
notion of
making so-
Rclal Milli—
the emu ll
webmadc, gorgeous and rich~in color. There is a Slillpld‘llzl‘nd of heavier
fur about the crown and tag ends of narrow ribbon, silk and tinsel.
A Tfioorne of a litigant style, reminding of the Chasseur d’.r\lpin, has A
crown of gold brocade, and the brim of soft black velvet in folds.
A MT:- has the clown fanned of four three—cornered pieces of
tapestry combined with silk plush.
A distinctive nmdel has a roll brim faced with henna pantie velvet, the
crown of black moire, draped in folds. Two jet ornaments secure the moire.
“Jeanine-Hem
are just shnplc swathings oi~ black.
blue. known, or taupe veil/ct, the folds secured. with a pin or some ornament
with a flash of color.
it is possible to have a
nations are Shown.
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am‘ heavy quality, with deep ac-
to Gina-m 1nd .almmyis -
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hailind bag to match and. very attractive combi-
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and
phitod ' flounces,
Janey. with satin combinations,
made to sell at $10.50,
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. Satin, with hamstitched flounccs,
'. Fahd, you at 15.95.
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