has been born to Mr.
fl
Lodge, No.
, 383
. (1113111 0
,1 est 1 :1
W35
l_V' attended.
3 at Harris a; Gans'.
10133.
3
300 1b.:
Round Stea k.
32c 1b.: Porleihous
' '11 all the tailor shop conducted by Henry
am imemgmng' “1 m “3 ”Siam” 1" A H‘se'imi mgfli-nfireg?” :11: 3nd nigdeiimgi-g Block 64 Wall street last night 1113- _
i ‘01. 11,. ”I“ Impwn’ —— had ”W contract. ' hforris and nephew. Mr. and Mrs. pai'entlp nothing 0‘ value W” 3‘01"! ,
hurt!“ I (111m “h" I 50h“ T- ”£1505. the Norwalk real es- Walter June and son. Mr. and Mrs. however. Patrolman Barney and
on lull =i1i< r \(“lll'l
(l
3 3 and
111111 A. “ellnitz. of 50 West
109. 9.5110. 12.,
gular meeting on “’96-
given by Grace
held Satur»
he Town Assembly Hall
1 t the New York Market:
Loin Lamb
32c 1b.:
A daughter has been her! to 311.1111
:11.
like M m for In“,
atioul Guam Heater to
A. Hegelein. of South Nor-walk.
‘3.
Contractor A. R. Malkln has
given the contract
‘chased by Judger Hean' “2 Gregory.
plaints that boys were playing »3 3 ,
ball in the Franklin school yard '
in E31lm street.
The monthly meeting of Old Well
Hook and Ladder Company wil be
held this evening at the Central Fire
Station.
\Rashington Chapter. No. 24. R‘s
the Masonic Temple. Berkeley streetft
tomorr'OVx night. The roval arch dd-
gree- “ill \lt worked. 0 1
l-‘ianli Osborn of Haviland street re-
ported to the police that a blue serge
suit of clothes had been stolen from
his room Satui'daV night The police
1...
Sheriff Edward B. 1101110113. or Hill-12
9 side 1" l:1»c(
11111 rnutionztl One pipe Heater install-
9
Lite dealer has been electeda The traffic stand at “1'11” and Main
Mrs. Charles J. Kelley of Pittsburgh.
John Kinséiiai, of as Plattgvine “as ‘IIVCIJMM’flm
pet, has anrdi‘d the contract fomgl
been
to 111111on 1113‘” 0“ 2"
house on host avenue. recently puffifi
£1111 valuable gift 3. ~'
The police Saturday received (bu-.3 During the 111er the entertnin“
...a‘ea
’ dY”Both Mix June and Mr. Brown are
31.. will hold a sated coniocation at
; glered the l hired Staten-No.13. where
qomh Non‘nm has 11115 53.715111111031111 by the Bridgeport Morning
1
birthday. the
blem'b’ei's or Italian
~ Alisa Charlotte 11.: dmxhter of ma
gene a fine concert. A delicioun
1H- 53'"- and M"- lédv‘m M B‘”‘ Lsupper who served 111111 dancing and
t ”a“? m we» ‘ 'f a other pastimes enjoyed until an early,
{tuna-mic shower (KW-‘19” her
3713' a gem of friend: 3min lion.
appmhifit‘ marriage to
harlés Melville ofBrown. “Bridge-
rt formerly Booth Non’valk.
iss June receiygd like}!
hour this morning.
started today for Western New York?
where she is emeting to spend the"
Winter 1119111113 with her sisters. Hrs.
”Virgil Pittman;- Phelps and Hire.
Georgie 3.111151111111111. '
Hrs Eduard Bach.
sheet, and son Harry. returned from!
Atlantic »blty, Saturday. where they
have enjoyed a ten days' vacation
handsome
3 nt consisted of vocal selection.
‘Eflneing' and 331119311‘ 31131111111111.111-
was sen t» d.
eaten-known among Norwalks young-
3‘! set. Mr. llr‘owu was...torrnerly a
jinotrpe operator on the ring 8e11-
111.91“ Four veers ago. hofiever. he
33 Ben“ during 111 e “or“ war He Miss Sui-ah henna“. of LOWE street.
=16!“ recently discharged and is now
Telegram. Burglar-s endeaxored to break into
Benjamin “'hone and son. Mr. Adams who ini'eetig'ated‘the burglary
and
‘ 55 .31. 11-.V.\..<.1n_ ' 11w.” , direc- street was broken .Vesli'i'day when an . , \ . found a rear window sash broken and
n ,mgq ...3 :0 3, ”Hz; \..)3,_ {'Ol 0f the I'airfield Count) Savings automobile operated ln' Herbert F “'3' Edward June. 3.lrs. Antelinamia tl ' -\‘111» 1» that an endeavor had
" B 1' 1 51 - 'and daughter. 1.11111. Miss 11111111911 0 Kr < 1 u?
g an 1 0 l the Vflacancy caused by the (“0100? 1» Imillgfilolt smihhf 11 into it- \Vilcox‘en. Miss l-‘runm-s Splan. Miss ”“9“ mad" ‘9 “"‘ak into the place.
» m— “9"}3“ 0f “million H 138113) Of South- :3alro3lm:3331n3.ul:1ms had C019 9"} [01' 1111;».11 Arnold. Bliss Frances ”311(41):!
, Pollard of r. (‘amxnpor' K ‘ 11mm, Miss Eleanor Davis and Fred Davis. ‘ .
as hl'til (‘Onfilod tn ll?!" » . “—- 3 3 \
1- 11, 9.». “mm,“ with '1! -—Prize Waltz Assembly Hall Hope -(.'1p111i11 J09“ “9}?“ W1“ be at Mr. and Mrs. Adam Schmidt were
.3 link 1‘0. liimd l r d t ‘33» Hose Fair TOnlght. the City Float, on Tuesday morning. given it ,(k-lighlful'surprise on Sahib! ‘
:of Ril‘vl’ll(l3‘1‘(l {11533 Edie: _ with a boat load of Long Island 013. day evening “hen thirty—113w) friends
-~ ‘ 0 al‘ A dog “as killed 111' an intomohile ters, also a boat load of {111111 produce mm)”: attumni {13133 ti‘O-li iii?“— W work-‘— While you Sleep"
”‘ A , a"? U9 0 Ct“ C ) H‘ ll‘ 1 fl" ‘
331iendanpp mqued the qec_ in the center of the Second District -- ‘ ‘ 01'~ Mrs “(‘hmi'“ Anion U ‘
3 1 A ‘ .. ., , _ 3 '. 3._ . 1 . [r it mwslsl
3 dame 211.1,, by F“ [3 Satuihday b" an automobile operatcd or 14.3.23 £322.?wgm,”8:102:3(3n‘13f‘ifi; were friends-3 from 'edrurd. N.3 Y. ,» ,1.
~ lilfF- (lunch. in the Mg?) Helix} Prusce (ii 71 Main street (ipwl'tllvd 11 \antm- 1.. Goodwin. IISU :V‘ee‘zln;or:'a:lt}8[):‘lli(ll fia'wirggimwiljt‘; l g //
' night. P1‘»1_\:s orelzps llHl liwti'kt art'mdinz to a report on "3511"“ - 'Pt C‘Ollidt'd shorth' ant-r - ' ‘ ‘ - ‘ 'i \
- - . ' . ‘ ' . 1' 1 r '. h - -
pm't furnish 1i excellent the downtown police blotter it is not noonlimt gamma“. 3111 ”0’" 0' "W filtrl’gflezafflgtfisellgidl“Pita“azugilil't‘é‘ 1C3:- - "‘ // ‘
nooneimt known who owned the animal. \ :1':f';il\f",‘;1"‘\"i’:7:,{1:121:}( (,Tiiiiin‘iiiitmiyrni; 1i'hrn llis-kpai'h' 1.1.11.0 11p and all «'11». ! ...... /
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‘ 3 3—"" .... ""’ g of limb 111:1(l1lnes “'(‘lf‘ hnil but ”11' par-tiitl.d(.€l.drl.l‘gdtli‘ offal!“ J guleasmg ! v" —"
!‘i“""”;"‘ ('31-:1-1141-11 “.1.—'3. James Mol’hail. 01' Highland aVenue curs 1111-1 11111 01111 r11ls( damzigcd. No 50““ mum." ‘3". ' 11.113513 "g 119 “0”“ - —.
\‘)-”“‘Y»‘”\'- (\H‘“. that Mrs. Schmidt 11111 112111» many: ../
re )Ol‘l (l to ll S arr-(st 11 us 111zui1~3 _ ..
5‘91. ("title of Killg's ”I‘ he h i ll” poltue aturdaV nlbg3hfl .110”. Illll'il.‘ lilrlh1l;1\:~. : / ~4
1 in e at 11111111 0 an autonio ile ’ m /
, l meet Tue=d1111No1om. » . a \
, 1'1'r.~.101k with “35 Win beating the license plate 8228 under J (\{mfgm 0f internal ReVenue James A surprise party was tendered to, / I I "
871‘“! st (3 M“ a l\ the “ asbinzton street 1ai|road bridge. 11 announced today that arian Miss Ellen Swm on Saturday evening! ‘ .
\3 l 1 _< 131' The auto “.3“ not damaged but thelgemeuis had been tompleted by the at her home on Faii'fleld avenue. 511111-? Feel fine as» a fiddle. lf billous.
311' mn‘gmmr .~. Ala will inotorcycle Was smaqh'ed up (onsider— Treasury Dopanmeni for an immedi- constipated. haedclfi', sallow for
‘ d g?v0
('hnol.
{ill
iatml tuelzn' that
'edaimfix' attended
_amr» in New Haven Sa-
0011. Many lontball en
making lllf‘v‘.‘
‘ Et'l‘.
111‘: Sfiill(» 11'}:- VV'iE‘ be
zinmmt of the
about ‘
'4 to attend puny,
ate remint of the Manual for the Oil
111111 Gas industry under the Revenue
Art of 1918. This manual Was original-
ubi“ No 2111951; was made.
Lieutenant Thomas
' . , _ . . F» “3991‘”? ly issued by the Bureau in February
the dl‘dllliith critic 101' (111» I’alat'e and 1919.111.) l‘f‘pl‘int.“‘ill be available af-
liegent theatres. began duties thi~z 1111, VOV‘enibei 8 1920 and will of
morning “llh Morris Epstein & Com-l course. be 0,- special imprcq to mem-
wholesale gr-orers in Stamfmd. lb?” of ”,1. 0,1 and Gas industry
M" Flahei'ty 1"" ”19 9““ \ear has r,Copies max be obtained upon applied
» Elm City '211 two weeks. ”9“” 3‘909341!“ “dim! “f the Tiade lion to the Superintendent of Public
: " “:9“? Service, 1" Coui'tland “”995 Documents, Government Printing Of-
ai Harris: & Grins. ,hew York. fige. Washington, 11_ £1” at 23 cents
; 5.». ! ...—...... , eat'h. The actual cast of produrtimi.
(‘1'- wj». mod“. “,1. ,nn,‘»3‘ » '411V1'n- in 115 ill buying :1 iulklll’; _______ '
..‘g - . ~ . 111111 r21 lliv 1115101111'1' thinks I11,» ls,
-. "in“ I:‘l:)1111313131g_3\3::t3 ‘0‘ (3'3- 14'1 ”ii": :11311'11‘1'1111 wint'n Sur'h is not Deaths and Fllnerals
. .H ‘3 ‘ "‘ r" 0‘“ I!» 1‘151. 'l11111:1l<1».~1111-(11 llu» instru~ -.....“
1 11‘;‘:1 the murder of :;;111' 111»: um» 21111111.: look 11111111 1111» “9mm, [13, Smith.
‘ mini-ml. Oil 0030» run-3' 111'1111 1111' sillv for ”11' \‘lt'lnl‘ G(\(1rg{» [-1 Sinllh. :1 \-(3.,(.,.‘;,,, of “,0
. Antlers-«"1 11'3" .211 hflVl‘ 2:11:11» mulli- “1 MN" HH‘ fll‘lluim' l‘i1il \\'.11‘. formerly of \':111 7.11111
1 “ .ln lr'r- ‘30:» \ “4“,,“ 1'" V" i” 4‘” '!“‘ “WWW“! mn-l- street. din-(l :11 the Solilil-l's‘ Ham».
3 " 3115 and “111t'~‘111-s. Hur 111$} puyi‘nrnt Norriton [[pightfil 31-May-1133». :il {hp {15:1-
“' 31.}:111 , will 1 liulvh- 3011 to lw (‘ll_l0)'llll.f.(\f 7;: years. Punt-1'11] Svrvicps will in.
_ of who: 117: 19‘3". ‘\ 3”" “1“”: ”W i" “"n‘" ”3'5 ht‘lll :lv lin- llllllll' of his tlrliighh'v‘. Mrs.
3 .» » . - -‘ 1117.1 H1. Mum M. C. It. Nash. ‘22 l‘m-i‘kfilt'y street. at 2:30
m 7h“ DPDHT'F' t "“" o‘elork \V1'11111»S1i111 afternoon. Rev.
1 aSV’r'l‘nlngy .ln'mi Call 0, 19 Knapp “root report» .loliii J. Smiveb' of 31111» First Methoil»
‘ 1 "7" '1 131051: ed to the police» Saturday afternoon f:§,,“,‘3‘;’;gl’1,$i-Lll,:‘,-f,f‘l,(:,m,if.fiu 11.11” ”$1.23
1 Y" “1"} 't tlzaf Sank Marti'ullio (11‘ 14 T’odiiioi'eiV ‘ ' ‘ " ’
y ‘.\l -'~ (“(111
. {Frill
gtm‘c "m‘ :1
Es to ho piilillvh-
.nf G 73211 ctreot. lad
[rug-1 writ-.115: infirm":
li":: 117.1119 '771 Nox'l’.)
. from of :1 touring ear
.3':llir—1‘E£1f~nn. of 558
Stamford. Fortunni'c»l1'_
e torswen'e the» ma-
’ avoid hitting the lad.
however. did run OV‘PI‘
report was‘ made to the
3 arrest was made
if e unatoidnble,
Grins.
ALITY
cum
Well Corp.
1 RWALK
,Smith college and has ne‘er specializ-
_in prices at Brands, South
' - Gm:
. ton (‘ 01m.
sir-(Gt hull tl'ii'ted out li'om crowd of “1» 9,111,111 11' :19 1111-111...“ known in
(hilll' 011 ill the limit of the ”103th in».\'111'\1;11k H!» 11:15 .1 lizillgr in llilllt.
,l.exii1gton avenue to be knocked down “1' w 15 '1 1m 11-11111 of 1111- h \. R. and
bv the formers moimcyt 19 The")! lht UM \\¢»ll Hook .md Ladder
' n1.
uuinester- was taken to Dr R. M. comp“ .
1» Mrs (. B.
\\ one for treatment but only suffered \'. TV”) dang“! 1's “”‘h
isli :inil Illi's.l-“'»1(1ltrit"k llilllOPk. of
«ii alit b1ui<os and lacerations N0 ar— \\ .,.1,,,,gm,,
IV 1‘ 1.
1931 11:13 made _.._._.
W .3 Funeral of Stephen Orris.
The i airfield (‘ounu Clerical :isso Funeral upukeq {0, baby Stephen
cirltion. composed 01 Episcopal ('leigy 0,,“ 24 12 Knalp street wow hpfd
of ”1“ 001m“ met In St James Par Saturday afternoon fiom the home of
iehjlouse llanbuiv. this morning a t its pment': lnteimtmt was in s,
eleven o'clmk, A paper was read by Marys cemeleiy
the Rev. M George» Thompson 01‘
Christ (lllll'(h Greenwich The mem- !
bers of the association were the guests Funeral services {0,- Miss BetseV
8‘ lunch of the Keystone Instant Ann Dibble who died 1111112111111» at the
F009 CO at the companV 5 factorv. lhome of Ralph C. V.erlin 16 Knight
etaoi eti' atao taoi aoin oin am in oin street. in 1191 90”, year were them
3 18 11rd} in Stamford lntermen was
3! The Smith. College _W€%lcly for inatyvooglawn cemetery
Nmember third stateS at a meeting SAVE YOUR EYES:
of the Clef Club held 01in MOlleday
evening October 2.5 Miss 11a lln- . .,
SAVE YOUR EYES
SAVE YOUR EYES
Funeral of Miss Betsey A. Dibble.
§kemelen played an original composi-
ition in music. Miss Hunkemeler is a
South Nomalk girl her heme is on
Gibson Court. She is a. senior at
k
rHAMEn
Optometrists and Opticlufii'
about of and fl...“
SPA Atlantic St, Stamf‘
N lk
11%. mate-cu". 11.11.11,
,3...
ing in music. she villi wfllplete her
'four y'ears course i131 June.
-—The unusul opportunity—818.000
Worth of high; grade jd‘flclry. watches
clocks ivory ’goods, cut glass and op-
tieei- goods at 20 per cent. reduction
K“r *
9:11:11
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Do NOT
ADMIT
y .
even to yourself that ‘
you can not save
monev.
You admit failure
if you do.
Start 1!-..Savin2's ao-
connt instead and de-
posit regularly.
.111. old trapper.
Bafid L‘rockettmd,
"‘36 sure‘ you're
right, then go
shad.” by your.
'oonrsetrn‘e. Don’t
"be afraid of the
rough places—level
r 3.
11:}.
2'3 3 33:.
.. work. She will show you That Other Person ’sJist of doL
» sired things in their own handwfiting.
es wort» played «luring the evening
and refreshments were served. T1105“ .
L bad. breath lake Cascai‘ets tonight for
pioseni were the Misses Margaret _ , .. _
Hoyt. Ruth McMahon. Margaret Gas- your "‘9" and bowels and nuke 11113
(on, Ruth Brush, Niiez Munliall, Mil- feeling clear. 1083' and 1311.32.10 griping3 .
dred Gans.Albei-i11 Swan 111111 1511911 7'10 )“éon‘l‘m‘mcf’r (7111111211 “We
Swan. The Messrs. Frank l.auder..£a"‘"a‘e"‘ “L" 10 500th
3Robeit Hipson. Charles Mitchell and,
.. 1 W A HOYT
' ‘ l o o
eiigagot 111 inuse'ev 111: a A
street. having returned from their Window Fumesr AutomObile Cabs
honeymoon. Mrs. Nash was formerly»
Miss Harriet L. Kellogg. of 76 \l‘anl
street, and was married last week.
and Windshields a Specialty.
Telephone 1352- 13
1124 Merwin 8t,
J
Mrs, W. H. Swmds. of West avenue»
1
of 17 [m
was a visitor in Bridgeport yesterday. '
you have a void. an upset stomach, 01 ;
Not-walk, Conn. ‘
HOWL AND s ...... ...
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Automobile Bodies. Fondue. Minion. Lune. re
Wandmadetoorderandafiflndsdshed met:
:1 work. 1'
Welding of All Kinds of Metals.
13111131110114 sweet. South not-mix; mu 31111111 In: 31.
New 1920 Mitchell
Delivered at once to your garage. all charges paid for
1 ' . $1900
NEW MAXWELL
TOURIN33G CAR 0R ROADSTER
Immediate delivery to your garage, all charges paid for
$1275
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
PHONE 1413-4 '80. NORWALI ,
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1
3 Keep Advertising
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32m; (SET-'8; 1920. clear and colder. T
Enmnceomnalnsu'eet. none-id Amado-410“: 8'80!
3 Store open daily .'til 6
Gift Granny Here are some of
and her Chimney Corner . new lower prices on _
‘1
gm helpful service from 1111; Rowland store; a see-
We without obligation of any sort.
Christians is coming! Appeals to “shop early” will
murder. Yet- how little are they needed; everybody
old like to choose gifts early—~—if only the perplexities of
dosing W‘éfe‘i‘e'moved.
And that pleasant helpful privilege belongs to Gift
Would it be a real service to tell you what That Other
arson would like! to tell you the size and the color and all
9 other thingé You would need to know,in order to choosiem
with satisfaction? '
Gift Granny, through her Chimney Corner will do justs
that. 7
She will Eve you facts, will do away With all guess-
No magic about it, no make—believe. "Just a simple
“$6.313? {fink Account
South N orwalk . 11.111 m1. 315..» ,1 ,.~.
i » d m m. may
all? 4 per cent into
will “smooth era?
, aha level thing: fervour
TrustCo.
. pleasant method of removing gift guessing and gift per-
Exities.
amt—ion; ‘ thowum Wyhgotforpnm
yowimsh each sin fbfimhtwm.'g
' ' o
rugs and linoleum.
A 5111' ing of $20 on one sort of beautiful rugs.
Saving of $10 and $12 on other splendid sorts.
Among them, rugs of rich efiects, of long-lived coin.
of both large and small sizes. '
Great thick soft warm rugs to bring their oomfm‘t!
Durable cleanly linoleum that are as sanitary as pol-T
celuiiil
Light fé‘itbase floor-coverings, flexible and pretty and.
easy to keep spotless!
Hmthoyareinduwjl:— it
Wilton rugs, line wool,
Oriental designs in '
combinations, rose blue ‘
tum, mostly in small ,
terns. 9 by 12 feet,
in $110-
Seamless Amins‘ tei' .
rich mixtures in tan gree
blue and rose. 9 by 12 feet,
rower $69—— $57
Belay Brussels rugs, very
heaVy and durable, excellent.
tern and colors, 9 by!
12 eet, regular $75— w regular $6.3.
Tmpestry Brussels rugs, Parquet 3 MB
small figured and! and flexible but durable. fl
handsome Oriental designs hardwood patterns and on!»
9 12f o aynrdwide,
by 13%,ng reg-
691:»—
'Am inste rugs! Feltbase waterproof flog»—
tan and 0111:6223 {31111128885th lug, good patterns in brown
Oriental patterns. .8 ft 3-
blue and green 11011111111111.—
by'lo ft 6 in, regular $67“
. ‘55
Sfl3inby 1036111
ulnr818.50to$22. -‘
9 by 12 ft, regular
t03211511111; bog-u
v rugsa
cheery efiect, 01111111. and;
darkcolom,27b 54M
y we»
1.?
tione, regular 590. 8g...
rude—
_ Mats of fieltbose flooring,
fit into uranv sgots,3m& with
«eflecty—Qi
j“; M, 36 by 54, $1.50
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