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FALL'OVERGOATS
Black a!!! exude-um. 80"
all silk lined.
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These coats have been carried"
two years and now must go.
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J GSEPH ‘ DAVIS
35 Wafllington St.,
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8. Norwalk'
Not- Quite .u allegedly I.
”pawn:
of fifteen today at the Royal James.
\lrs. Gemze Schonclt of VVllton.
will addm-the memberuvof the Trin-
ity 6.. lv‘..S.. this evening, on political
matters.
Officers new installed at the meet-
. Daughters of Scotiaf held last _:night
in iced Menu Hill.
Guests at the Royal James. yester-
day. were: George A. Cornet. Lynn.
Mast; Mr. and Man. A. H. llishel.
Middletown; A. H. Blanchard. Boston.
Muss.; H. 'Newman. Hartford. and
Richard L. l\oy.le New York.
The 128th semi-annual meeting of
the Fairneld County Medical Associa-
tion was held at the Hotel Green. in
llanhur‘. on ’l‘uesdt-n afternoon. when
. BITY NEWS
l
S l'. Wilson.~the well-known con
“Him of Norwalk. has aWarded the.
uunIIur-ts for an International 'Olh-
pim‘ lelPl‘ to be installed in his new
hz-llv, No. 11 Adams avenue. to H.
A ‘ieL‘o-leill So Norwalk.
.’vI.\l 1'et't‘i\'ed-—~Ou1 second
(HI I! (If the t“‘0 most
(I. n Icconis of the year.
I. .. ' 11ml ".\\':ll011." Come in and get
\. 1‘ liel'm'v youfre too late. Don-
I' . 1' 16-18 South Main street. Open
( l‘\ o I'enmg
hme will be a special meeting of
. 2:11 \oters of Tiinity Parish hall
.lundzn evening at 8 o'.clock to
1-114- and act onAbe recommenda-
. of the committee to select a
1. - new [or and to transact any'otller
411.»- that might properly come
Izr- said meeting.
, l’ca Coal at Harris & Gans’.
Amm-ney William A Gflfln. Jl’., is
3..“ york city today appearing
in United States Ci1cuit of Ap-
l» 101Cuptain Charles E Conklin
1r l.1\ suit against the City of Nor-
wdk. This is the case when the
'19tlvl‘zt‘l‘ Mary E. Cuff ran into the
in Izton street indge on July
1918 Attorney John H. Light
:. I’nrporation Counsel Edward J.
01 lll'lll. representing the city, are
. ’ ‘Il thP trial.
.md Mfg; Morrism'mnchy,’hm
lv- , in Norwalk visiting ‘Mrs. Allen
'1'. (ll}'. of 120 East avenue. later-‘20:
u..- m Newtown,\Conn..eto:visit~Mrs.-
H. D’auchfié mothernlil relations,
P-Uzs Evans: Brleo of mood Ave-
mo, So Norwalk and Mrs Allen
llahchy spending the week-end with
llr. lbmchy has a lucrative firem.’
omition with the MacArthur Pile and
Foundation (‘0., 12.16 John street N‘.
Y They have just completed a thlee
1 1(- lills contract in Albany. N Y_ He
' for Washington. D C. October
6 1- I “here the Company has another
mm :‘His many friends wish
~llPCPSS. Mr. Dmrchy is also
1011101 in the Company.
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‘ teg’ng CiIclc of the. First Congrega-
italic sat down to a dainty luncheon.
“ throughout the‘smte close tomorrow
' Connecticut State 'l‘eucherc' Associno
—' which hes been printed in The Sen-
muons the new ‘members elected
were Mrs. \lahelle J. Perry and Wil-
liam )1. ’lI.Icey. of this city.
Se1enteen members of the Minis-
tionnl church attended the meeting
0! that organization. held at the home
of \lrs. Jame-'1' Hubbell. 4 East a\e-
IIu-r- \eseerduy afternoon. Regular
business was t acted.
—Coal at Harrie '& Guns.
Mrs. Parks entertained her Sunday
School class at her home 1‘23 Flux
Hill road. Many games were enjoy-
ed and refreshments served. These
piesent were: Richrd Mohr. Rich
and ross Edward Newton Alvin Mll-
ler, Francis Fox Alexander Wood.
Hudson Coates Berman Singer and
Ghana; Mitchell.
The football game which was a)
the played in Norwalk yesterday af-
ternoon between the Dmbury and
Nor-walk High school teams, was post-
poned again otthe request of the Nor-
walk managemt. It.“ the Md
time that the game was postponed
this year at the request of the Nor-
walk management. and when the
game will be played has not yet been
determi11ed.~—Danbury Newa.
——Pea Coat at Harris 1: Guns.
Eleven little friends assisted
Catherine Lucile Baker to celebrate
her seventh birthday youtordny after-
noon at her home. 186 Main street.
Those who enjoyed the afternoon
with the little hostess were Marjory
rHaymes. Dorothy Bauer, Marguerite
and Eleanor Hendrlcltson. Norma.
finch, Mary Stunley;llorjon Kellogg,
Ruth Dugdale. Claire Benton. Marg-
ret Fluberty. and-..~Burbara Wales.
After the playing of games, the litte
rand later dépurted wishing their hoc-
tess many happy returns of the day.
The annual meeting of St. Paul's
Guild was held yesterday afternoon
at the parish rooms. Annual reports
of the secretary and treasurer were
received. The following officers were
elected to serve for the year 1920-1:
President. Mrs. Herbert O. Pollard:
view-president. Mrs. Carroll ll. “'hite:
secretary. Mrs. Robert M. Mullings:
treasurer. Mrs. Frank C. Goodyear.
Arrangements were u once made for
the work of the year. and for enlist-
ing the acthities of the entire mem.
bership of the women of \hc parish.
Schools in Norwalk and elsewhere
because of the fall meeting of the‘
tion. which will‘hold sessions in the
. h Norwnlk Methodist church. at
Ha ttord and New London. Between
four and five hundred teachers are
expected to attend the local senior: of
the' organization. bar which on extens-
ive program hm been armed. and
tlnel‘ . About 150 teachers are or
peered to attend a luncheon. to be
held at the Royal James. at noon-
tlnie.
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lirs. William H. Earle. of 178 East
avenue. “entertained a luncheon party
ing of Lady ’iicLashlan Lodge. No. 82. ‘
Jmflefim Georg, ' 1'
cu andgam (or state senator.
e
_ hing .at
school house.
‘ The bazaar committee at Court
Laurel. Daughters of Cattle. will meet
union-ow cumin: at theme! In!
Griffh. on Reed street. ”he”
of the sub-committecnnre- med Q
appear ud present full m
{A Alt'epubncan rally mum
~tbe Wilton Town Hall, next
afternoon at 2 o'clock. til-Mt ii!!-
in; Thine» when Ms. m
Republican candidate M" m
will be the princlpullpcfier.
Ian-Memo SATURDAY m ‘
Town Assembly He“ time Broth-
ers' tullaorchestra. '
Cards have been received from Mr.
aid Mrs. Prank Wallers‘tein. of this
city. who are spending their honey-
moon ln Boston and Rhode hind;
Mrs. “'allerotein was former! Mile!
Lillian Colin. and the couple' were
‘ m.
am pony no.“ in honor
ot mac Ettore Womb on Sunday exe-
rt" ct 37s moan Rood. Those
ie-ent -:were I” :Rooe War-'0
{Mt Km. mu m Ann.
Both. ‘Iuy (bury. Jon-1 Roberts.
m m W Mary
am W “h. Helen
“he. an: some». Helen Call.
My. Man null W De Boer.
M V” HE'S m Helen
dam Bony. one)“. Helen
It! Tm Becki .The Masters
molt Primary. Steve Benet. Jame.
Palinkas. James Kery. Em- Ker-e.
ken. Gem. Shimko. Louie ”Veiled...
James Avocj. Steve Hevenaey. Alex
Louis nndl’rank Gall. Joe Shelly. Dan-
iel Bardos. Louis Gunny. John Soltel.
John Loth. Joe Benedict. Willa-I no-
Kay. Albert F‘lore.‘8ceve'liorcuc. Wil-
liam lathfl‘homas Palmer. .Steve
s4 mugging home 411 was:
con street mineral.” Hebnn‘ived
byaahnemm m1 den-
locum“ “we! 22Wwo'elockht
1"on afternoon. at KW Ml.
with med. Howell calcium. meet
meat on: be in mm Mfr.
.Wheoter no a member or at.
John's {hedge and for my yen-i
was a bookkeeper nor ‘PopeoDuvli
Company.
Funeral of M m.
Funeral art-ken I'm- Alexander
Wclhce will be held ct nu- o‘clock
Fm theme-n. from RM!“
cemetery. Rev George‘s. who,
enlde century
Ma. mm a. W widow of
John .E. Howard. of 37 Putnam eves
nue celebrated her‘m'bml‘y at
her home raceway. Winner—
on: Bombs-ce- from rent“.- 3!!!
frienh. on! am on m her
dong-fin om grandchildren, us well
married Columbus Day.
Gertnnle M. Jacobs, of this city.
obtained a divorce yesterdoy cfter
noon from LPhlllp E. Jacobs, who.
she married in Totowo. N. J.. on An.
‘zust Jet. 1812. the grounds being I
*fraudulent marriage. She charged
that Jacobs In: an Wit: and lied '
conceded the act from her betas: -
the marriage and-Ind endeavored to
after marriage. She naked a divorce
and change of name to Parr. her,
maiden name. She was represented
by Keogh & Candee. ,
Everett Tucker. colored-.rsrho came .
to this city_'wiih large ideas and a
crap game table cover, handsomely-
decorated, was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Patrolman John Flynn ‘
for the theft of a leatherette coat.
from the store of S Levy on Wcter
street. This morning he was lined
:25 our costs by Judge Vosburgh tor
the theft. His game table cover is
now in the possession of Chief Pen-
nington .whlle Tuckers pet "African.
dominoes” also repose in the chief's ,
oflice.
With the remoxai of the broken
,shaft from the South Norwalk electric
{light works to the Jersey City plant
'o'f the Metal &Ther1nit company.
where the shaft will beseekled. and a
new billet of steel mbotituted for the
mifl'end of the shaft which has to be
remitted. the electrical commissioners
move‘received world that the weld
inky be made on gaturday of this
week or on next Monday. The lower
end of the shaft will then be. turned
Sjoco. Henry Jones ‘1! Joseph mag-
ya r,
up nmm
Future failmorfuturem—whichwfllyouhnvo
Bitherueymfortheisklng. Delbert:
lightrhiuing, thrainbowahud—wlnyougof
the light or backward into the dork”?
den 1114!. by.
alum. ”negro-ow '
will save uncutcmty and self-m ndnot be W11:
oldage. mnmghnkpcyriporominurmmnm
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK
South lorwulk, Dunn.
down so as to make a much stronger
end to the shaft.
Trinl to have been had today in
the use of Elroy Eckart of this city.
represented by Keogh k Candee. vs.
Minnie Buckley of Westport repre-
sented by Harry S. Sherwood. of
Westport. but a settlement was udect-
ed yesterday. Eckert sued Mrs.
Buckley f01 damages of 81 000 for in
juries sustained by him this spring
:lxn he stepped off a car ot the
cry and was struck by an alto-
mobile operated by Mrs Buckley. so
that he was laid up in bed for c
numbir of months. Mrs. Buckley.
dldn‘t nee the trolley in time to up
ply her brakes and her car struck
Eckert who was on his way to tho
armory to attend drill.
~WOIIEN VOTERS-You don‘ t have
to choose between two evils. Bran-
degee and Lonergan. Vote for Mrs
Joaephine Bennett of Hartford Furm~
er- Labor party candidate for U 8.
Senator. Her record of service to
women and labor proves he table and
trustworthy
silk stockings for women.
KING ALEXANI'ER ABOl'T Till-I
Bi‘)’E<
ATHENS. Oct. 20,—.\'o change of .9
moment took place «luring the day
(\V’edneoday) In the. condition of
King Alexander. according to the bul-
letln o nhis ‘condltlon issued at 7
o'clock this evening. ‘
top and foot.
hire.
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lack-—
mom. m.
lb; clrlo steak, 31c 1b.; porter-
.M “orb.
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$4.00 .A YEAR
WILL
PAY FOR
-—the' use 6! a. We
'1 Deposit Box to cm
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—the protection of- our . '
strong mil ’
—-electric burglar 1131-. ‘
protection.
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There are luxuries;
whichyoucancetalonz
without. now. so that l _
may lay aside ‘
MSG”? the future
when you may need
omen, ' ” ccitoday tO‘
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silk stockings-$2 .75
One of the firmest and finest and most-lustrous of new
All silk from hem to toe, with wide garter 1:09.an
fashioned, double tée, high-spliced heel.
\ Of medium weight and inmrcofive:quulity,‘bhck-
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32.75
Beaver and black stockings of very fine shit with lisle
.Toe heel and sole are made of silk in leéithFelddteh ’
At top is deep lisle fabric with welttto prevent runs-—
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Girls' special stockings of fine cotton, :fine' rib, god
3pm$1
l Boys’ spednl echool stocking very durable, ribbed,—
37%8
Minimum».
4
Rio-beanie of new uttmctive patterm and of good
quality. From 1-2 to 21/2 inches wide and with mom
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Whiteandcream. ‘Woflhliamflyd—lfictfic
Luce puints for collars and 6*, mm
My patterns m white audih cream—-
known
will W. Burial will be in nit-l, m John H. L
ten-"E ma:
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not no “We m-
uncommon
the ma
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W. Jr., representlnr'm plaintiff
thewYoukctcytchyuu-r-
in; in the United states cue-n court
of Ansell. in the case of Conklin'
anemone“. Theme
nroce fro-Idle amuse done to the
mam nor
Meg-pu- mmmu
Whtomwm ctr-cot
, .brldgo about a year ago The nutter
«la-my urn-ammo.
yLm-ec;nlnm
mm.“ nppecled by the city.
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mm 110111.»!va
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checks.
Paneled skirt with wool
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Delightful for wool: thlring cooler monthb—bfi-v ~
theycombineagntelulwumthwitharem
Ruffled skirt with embroidery upon waist
Eton jacket with smart plain skirt
- Rusainh blouse model with silk embroidery
0f gloat interact, tn, Mot vulne—
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contain directions noble but”
lwoman can 4mm o new,“
(Helen mic:- into «on. chubby .1»
meats. dmperleo. covert-u. w
wool Illk linen. cotton or m
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| ‘Buy “Diamond Dyes" ——oo 10.0?
kind—«then perfect mite are {.5
.anteedaven “you hove never “
before. M hoe color card.
“collagen-head are cleared-ve-
cun breathe freely. No more m-
lug, smug. menu!
held-eke dryness—Ito struggling hr
breath or night your cold or cot-let
is gone.
I Don't my stalled up! Cetus-fl
:hottle of Ely‘c Cree-I Balm from your
drugglst now. Amly a little of IMO
from-alt Wm
nostrils let laments through”
Mr moo-3e of the Ito-ll; soothe .1
than! the swollen. mm m
membrane, giving in: tum: loll-I2.
. Ely‘. Cronin Bonn in how ow‘
cold and catnrrh uldfmr in:
It’s just album.
seeking.
a
rightm,mtheway
present the new flying on! the worm agreeable colon
Reindeerund-bmmdmvy—u-lmm'
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, .md delighting. cottons, charming little 96,1...
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