Tunsnuuunnsr 30.1w .
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,. l3 " tho w
an: '7 in Esau/Isa
51.:— tonnos an tho]
33,; . are desirable.
5;: Jvosfilzgpéyggr 3:; 890% “boom
.11 int '
,:. 5'5 ASHIIV ~ 5;, Opaque Shades in dark Green. White
in $0. NORWALK. _- and Tan colors.
is; g E. Ko, BANICS
7.3:: g; m mama norm
:l.‘ NEW :53! so. NORWALK
u ( l::l
3:. g; . Norwalk police were asked last
a,“ FA‘LL CLOTHING :33; Might to keep a lookout for an auto;
5.? 3 12‘ mobile stolen in Bridgeport.
£9 ARRIVING "l 31 ‘Boy' makinmnce of them-
=3;
selves. on WoodWai-d avenue. were
on.
Chief of Police William R. Pen-
nington today received complaints
about loitering in the First District.
Members of the police force have re-
ceived orders to break up this prac-
tice and arrests will probably follow.
. .3
‘3". _ {fl complained in to the police last even-
.. 1.3,,4. .l .t- brings a new :3; mg.
.n‘ ' ' c:
a l st
1;. hlll’l’l." of Li; A meetingof the Republican City
‘I’t 3:2; committee will be held tonight. in the’
at . , 53‘ Town Hall, in the First district. torl
1. Qt?!" .. [flock Klrsch- .... the. purpose or setting a date for the
:1, ’ .33. Republican caucuses.
.n‘ . . 53-? .
‘5: bdum Clothcraffl . :2}: —Buy your coal at Harris and Guts.
mu :1:
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put
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1m NEW
Ii. A. llrgt-lctn is delivering a car-
20ml (if the famous International one—
Jallli' lwuN'rS today. .. ..HA
Miss Catherine Kilian has returned
to her home at Massapeuua, Long 13-
land. after spending a. pleasant_stuy
with her uncle. Dr. George Wenner.
Her cousin will return to spend a. week
with her.
There will be no special meeting
or the Imztrd of Education it was an-
nounced this morning by Dr. Wlllianl
U. 'l'i‘liti'), president of the board. It
was thought at first that it would be
—Roton Point Park Tuesday eve-
ning. Lot‘f's De Luxe Orchestra of
New Haven.
sane after an examination by the town
physicians. yesterday afternoon,
was taken to the Westport Sanitarium.
by Patrolmen Frank Stratton and
Frank Raymond. ' -
w
this morning by residents at Eliza-
beth street, about the practice of a
motorcyclist who early every morning
stops at the corner of Day and Eliza-
beth street with the muffler on his
fitmachine out. The officers have been
warned to be on the lookout far the
rider.
last night. according to an entry on
'the polio blotter. read. to the reporters
by Chief of Police William R. Pen-
nington this morning. that a man and
~ John Lengyl, who was placed under * ,
' restraint. on Sunday guarding, utter at .
' .. m On- tussle with some of me clergyman at=
,_ m Manresa Institute, where he had gone
to do damage, was declared to be in-
J
an
9
Complaint was made to the police
Complaint was made to the police
his wife were "mumbling and grumb- ,
ling and having an argtiment," rich
to the annoyance of Franklin eetI
residents. Patrolman Milton Lock-
wood was sent to put a stop to it.
which he did.
William Plunkett. of 10 Connecticut
avenue. reported to the police, at 8:45
o'clock. last night. that he had parked
a. Buick touring car on Ann street for
a. few moments while he went to visit
the carnival, and that when he came
back the car was gone. It was a
model '19 Buick. seven—passenger, and
was owned by Edward Magner. The
registration numbers are Connecticut
66-810. ,
‘ - .
Quite an exciting time was had by:
thoee people who were in Harold!
Mcad's drug store on Sunday morning
when a strange looking anjnal‘ enter;
0d the store and began to run around.
Cries 01‘ “It's a. rat" were made by two:
women who were in the store at the:
time and instant confusion staricd.‘
Several men were called in from the
nt't‘t-ssul'y to hold a meeting before
next 'l‘m'sduy night. the regular met-t-
ing night.
Franklin Junior High School pupils
. on Friduv mornin betwmn 10 an 12.
Root-rt Rowan. of Elmwood ave- - g ‘
line. while hunting for woodchucks
in Weston yesterday. shot and killed.
with a rifle. in copperhead snake, over
utions will report at this school on
Thursday between 10 and 12.
,—
- ' . Mr. Rowan
:37" .3(r;tll;o;‘x;‘akeY::;giq at present Although the police have sent out
drlyllll; the skin for “preservation descriptions and photographs or the
two foundliugs picked up in Norwalk
last week. one found on Spring Hill.
the other on Sammis street, Ronny-
ton. no trace of the pnrvnts of the
children hnxe been found.
among his trophies.
Tuesday cve-
Orchestra. ot‘
——»lloton Point Park
hing. Lori‘s 1 lo Luxe-
New ilavcn.
'l‘ht- Republican City committt-t- will
now u Illl'i‘llllg this evening, iii which
lliili‘ arrangements will be made tor
tlu- caucuses to bc ht-ld wht'n dole-
gutt's will be st-nt to the convention to
'J‘bt- Pullman our W':t}f.'tr(-r, the pri—
Vllt' (air of tilt- Vundt'rbill ”:tmily, and
a be-(‘lfll r-luh car were htiztclmd to
film for. noon l’iitsllt-ld c-tprcss tester—
duy. 'I‘lu- curs contained :1 party of nominate :t mayor and other cit-Clive
m 'mlwrs 01‘ the \‘tlndr'rbilt fumil) (In officers. on tht‘ “(‘Publwa“ twkvt. ”)8
rottit- for lmnnx. Muss” who“. [hm "ll‘i‘llllg‘ was orlglnn'fi' svhcdulcd tor
l"ritlu_\' ('\i'lliill; of this week.
“Ll't- ('.tll(‘(.' to u funcrnl.
vltoton Point Park Tuesday eve-
ning. l.oft"s .IJu Luxe Orchestra. '
New Haven.
hionvy ought nr-vcr to be the con-
sidrrntion in marringm but it always
should be a. consideration. VVllt-Il
a boy and girl do not think
enough about money before the cere-
mony. i‘lu-y will have to think ulio-
gothcr too much about it afterwards.
M'hy don't you think about it to somtI
('fft'ct now and save beforo ninrriugc.
A savings account with the South
NOfivulk Trust Company will hclp.
(tut-sis at the Royal Jflll‘li's Hotel.
lust night. \Vt'l‘l‘l I". “'oodwul‘d,
Hpringiit-ld. Muss.; Mr. and Mrs. J.'l".
Hons. “Washington. I). (‘.; M r. and Mrs.
H. II. McGuinn. Cleveland. (1.: Louis
{\chuinn. Cleveland, 0.; (lhurlvs A.
Ill‘dwvll. Addison \V'. Clussun and
Mrs. (,‘lurzt M. (‘lussom all of Brooklyn,
N. Y. ‘
Charles Mankc. charged with up:-
g’rztvulcd assault, was rclcnsl'd in $250
bonds this morning by the police.
The bonds were furnished by Harry
The ('ivllgcusc of Meyer llulbt'rv,
rt-prest'niwl by Attorm'y Louis Gold-
schmitlt. vs. Morris 'l‘. Goldlleld. of
lll‘lilflt'lllll‘l, represented by Attorney
'l‘hcodorc E. Siclhcr. was tried before
'Kaui‘mztn. Frank McGulrk is out in 3 3
850 bonds lie is churgcd with J‘ldg" (H‘UI‘KI' ll.(\osllllllrl;:h. in the
" .1 City Court room. ‘it.\' :t l. _\'i'slt‘l‘il“\'
breach of the peace. Iioth paritts ’I‘lu- suit “MW
ow'r :l hill
llllll_\' carriage-S.
: l'l ‘l'llOOll.
figured in a free for all fight in which t'lor‘ $93-
for llll‘l't! tit--
Eugene N. Davis. 01' Leonard street. Ilvrwd by the plaintiff to the dcl‘t'nd-
was stabbed. The cases come up in :tnt. Decision was l‘t'tdt'l".t'tl,
the uptown city court Thursday ._._._H
morning. —-Coztl at Harris and Guns.
-—-'l‘hc Royal Auto Painting: (‘0. ~(‘mt your Yicxroln whom “Good
Service Is :1 llubit," Busy
have ”N w-d into ilu-ir new dust roof . 3
’ p bonneny 5 1018 So. Mum Slrcrt.
slmp duint'r high class auto pointing
and trlnnning. cor. So. Mntn St. and
.Vi'oodunrd AVP. Phone 901.
A series of explosions lusting from
shortly after llzllll o'clock lllllll nour-
ly 11:45 o'clock last night. caused a.
number of inquiries to be made of thv
Trusses and Surgical
3" Appliances police as to the cause’ of them. They,
came from the dirr-ction of Dark-n.
3". Sltct-inl room for fitting. and sounded as if dynamite,- was being
set off at two second intervals. In-
quiry disclosed the fact that the Ital—
izm Colony of Springdalc. a suburb of
Stamford. were celchmting the end of
a three day carnival, with a display
of fireworks.
W . _
Stillson-Powcll Corp.
80. NORVVALK
NOT NECESSARY To TRAVEL.
The season is here when many hay
fever and asthma suffers seek rcliet
at health resorts. Those who remain
m.mmiuri'ruuxfiuihhnihzfirfi'mmmiiif’ .rm
1.’ .1‘,;‘:Zd.€;LL:'!'L§LEEV _ . .. ' ~--.- A
\
at home can find relief in Foley's
Honey and Tar. Mrs; Alice Hotz,
817 York St, Cincinnati. 0.. writes:
"Folry's Honey and Tar broke up a
bad cough and also my hoarsness.
and gave me great relief. It is cer-
tainly a. good remedy.” It spreads a
healing. soothing coating over tick-
llns. irritating membranes. eases
choking and gasping.—Stillson-Poweil
Jorporatlon.
On Your Key f "’ ' """"""""""" 7
L- l " ’ r
3 Km 1 THE BANKS 3
3.: , 3 VIEWPOINT 3 '
p" lluvo you a key that .“’ . . 3 i
‘13 ltnl'kfi out both thieves :3, 3 The more VleWpOIIltS ‘
3" and fire. a key that 431 a'man can get onabusi-
3: drives; absolute proton: .3 3 ness proposition the 3
g tum to your liberty .3 .11
.3. bonds, your will, your ;; i‘ better' One Of the beSt’
' ll . 15 q n - '
:3; Jewelry and other val‘ .3. . VlBWpOlntS 18 that of the
"able“ '1 " . 1 bank. Because banking
.5! l l .
1“ _ I§ ‘ f
A safe deposit box t3, : 1813138 01:11), bumness that
.3 key will give you this 1'1 ; comes 1n contact with
3 protection.- Put one on :33 I every Other kind 0f
’3» 5'0“" key “m- 3 business
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South Norwalk THE
Savings Bank
I’m m , ".3 3.,
14-. —. .- .— Tsnaai --
I- may
i.
, wine‘- -.
Ol'
terms. .
%~ ~ CITY NATICNAC
street before the animal was killed. it:
who have bee nworking this stimmor3was later found to be a ferret. and it
will be given “make up" examinations‘is believed to be worth about $10. ’10
lwhom the animal belonged (\«i who-v
i‘upils wishing to take these exnmiu- .jt came from is a nlyster)’.
—Aaron Kohn's for Auto supplies.
. URBAN PROMISES
TO SIGN PLEDGE:
3his wifeé’ with an open knife in his?
:ltund. yelling I'll kill you~-l will open
you up." '
L'rbun. asked if he had anything in
linony. said:
lrure of her it" she sends me to Jutl'
'l‘o Gall he said: "‘W’ill you tukc care
jail?"
do was informed by Judge George
H. Vosburgh that if he SWOH' not to
touch any liquor for a period or: six
months that he would be placed on
probation. Prosecuting Attornry l-Zu-
,wnrd M. Lockwood agreed to this.
INCREASING INTI'IRI'ZST AT THE
. TENT .‘lI-Jl-I'I'INGS.
The gospel tout meetings. in pro-
gross ut the corner of South .‘luin
land Marshall streets, are steadily in-
lt-rtvusing in interval and ultcndunvc.
These meetings are in charge of
ltcv. iii. 1-). Angel]. of Pluttsburg. N.
Y.. district superintcndent of the
Church or the Nazarene.
His subject. last night. was: “The
Truth of the Bible Proven." 'l‘hv
evangelist said: "It is sotnt-lllllt's
thought that (“hrlsiluns :lt‘t‘l‘lll the ill-
ble on blind faith. but tht'rv .‘ll‘t‘ good
‘ztntl sutl‘lt'icnt reasons for our faith. if
"we will tukt- pains to disvowr thorn.
“There are probably many honest
tlmtblcrs. but tilt-y Would not bt'. if
lllu'y curt-full) Stiltlit'd lllc t'Yltll'ilCC‘S of
Christianity.
"The lliblc list-if nppI-nls i0 proph—
«-s_\' as tho lll‘l’ill proof of its truth.
The destruction of Jt-rusnlvm was one
'(vi' the grout prophecies of Cllrlst. Ill
’llus 3:3 details \Vt-rt‘ spo't'lllcd. Jose-
phus. an ('lli‘nLV of ('liristlaitily, {‘(‘C-
l(this tlw 1'\:tl‘l fuli‘tllmt'nl.
: "Plus is confirmed by Tacitus. R
,l‘nmm historian. 'l‘ht- words of one
1W1)“ “WM lm'rt't' tho future-60 exact-
3l,\‘, t-w-n to the prcss-nt age. must be
ninrt' than human. and. therefore. au-
thoritullvv and divine."
The subject tonight will be:
i 'l‘wclw- Chasms in the Theory of Ev-
.olutiun."
3 Srrviccs will continue every
lover Sept. lllll.
-
v
a
night
BREAD AND ROLLS THAT
ARE ALADE FROM THE BEST
Fine bread of all varieties as well
as rolls are fresh made here every
baking day. The rolls include such
well known and popular varieties as
milk, water, sugar, sweet. Vienna. and
;Crescent buns. Every week day at
s P. M. rolls are ready for the trade.
On Saturday or every week comes
cake is to be had here. Gluten Bread
is made on Tuesdays and Fridays.
price 25¢ a. loaf. Entire wheat bread
is made on Wednesdays and Satur-
days, price 100 a loaf: Graham bread
on Mondays and Wednesdays. price
10c a loaf." Good things to eat alwaYs
to be had at The Sanitary Bakery, 35
South Main St. John B. Bandner.
Prop. Phone 803-8. Adv't.
MONEY
ought never to be the “con-
sidera-tion in marraige, but it
always should be 8. considera-
tion. ‘ ‘
.c‘
When a. boy and girl do
not think enough about
money before the ceremony, ~
they will have to think alto-
it to’some .cflfect now and
save before ’
Marriage
’/..
A savings account will help-
-i.l’3't.
of my family if yOu have me sent to!
gather too much about it
.1
school. ' OPENS
Boy Out
Entire Stock oi
BOys’ $15.00 to $25.00
Fancy Mixed Suits
Reduced to
$4.85 and $9.85
3(Two Stores)
Tuesday, September 6- .
.Come Here and Fit the
Kaynee Blouses 79c
One lot of‘Boys’Caps 39c
Rogers 69" Stevens
Norwalk So. Norwalk
.
50211211. NOTES
\V.
ycsterday
for Washington. D.
After spcndlng a few days there they
will visit Atlantic City and Philadel-
phia, returning m'xt week to Norwalk.
[spout partially to liockvillc,
3am] in Nt'w Hampshire.
.u'us tlu' neck out uni-st of Dr.
[Mrs M. Leo, of u..-
G ru- n wtc h.
Bliss Rose \'..x-‘u. of York
was a \isltor l
K. OI" ('.
'l‘llt- K. of i'
The K of .-
ltridgeport. 1 -'mr
fast Hillsides. n:
\‘l'e won
wnthian! again. (le the
Grounds. some tum in September.
The bait”? for b” linrduy‘s game
liuy. to play
that place.
behind the bat.
JACDBY’S
for
Young America
two pair of pants.
$10.00 $12.98
The Misses JOSt-pllilie W. MacQueen
or the Second district. and Margaret
Merrill of the First district, left
Mr. and Mrs. .luhn l). Milne, 14 Ma-
, _ .3 plp strt-t'l. rviurnul home. last night.
“”- ‘0 “"5 “"fc regarding he" “5‘" lut‘trr t'llJOIv'llll-T a mo wt-t-ks' vacation.
”Ask her who will tukel (301111.,
Bliss Kuh‘n HIM-ll. of Smith Island.
.‘tlurie Ann lnu.
street.
-. Stamford on Saturday.
at \I()ll.\ 1‘0 BATTLE.
Juniors will cross bats
with the slim": Multcguns. Sniurdu)’.
Srpt. 3. at tlm lzuxtet‘ irrounds.
game to start .t: 1.30 (D. S. T.).
Juniors will travel to
also lllx’i' to play the Hia-
Baxter
be Doulons on the mound and “'crncr
School Suits
“Regular” Suits for “regu-
lar” fellows at our store,
boys. And every one with
v
C.
and
the
the
will
“I use it because it is
tactical—one dish does
as work of two. I bake
and serve in the same
dish for it” looks well on
my '
PYRD‘ saves time in
the kitchen. saves fuel
dishes. It is
easy to wash, cosy
afterwards. ,__, . _ . ', keepzclean and km:
3 3 _ ’ armed against breakage
I Why .don ’t you think about m me“ “'e'
GEHPB‘E’S
smell
1 35Wuhingbon
South‘Norwalk
its Hot-o if its Housewaro.
Phone 527—firompt Delivery
“itibacca~ot ?,,"
If WWW
3 A decoration to be issued in honor
.4 those who have assisted the Unl~ poo-no number at Market
vesity of “one. will go to Secretary,z{amrord. and Iliu-
Herbert Hoover and Professor Franz Haven. 110331
Bots of Columbia
York. The decoration u a double-Girls herevhorfly after 3 G’M‘
“brat-lac cross 'with the enameled in‘ ht. mmmm. ‘
scription “tor merit." , 'poi
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at-“ .._. --.,,. .M.. -_.._ . .
'Wt-m x! mm - _
MIDDLETON. Au. 3.0..“
a“
liar Bil” of W
17. escaped. .
University. New‘the Sanction: Industrial 86“
ice have ,‘been notified.
you
last year’s Chautauqua pmyou’
have not forgo“ how you and
everybodyelleinthe M'W ‘,
and hard. and loft worth play,
“Rebeca. of Sunnybrook M” And
get: with“! wish .1 could see it over
' " You didn’t. men that; on
B.
meant, “I wish amid sesame or
one just as
Well, it's coming! “It P13! to
Advertise” has mom is than
“moi Sunnyhrook Fm." Do
you believe “it pit to advertise”?
Some people don’t. Do yous-t , banal
? The leading character in “R
Pays to Advertise” says yoaeat hens’
eggs because when the hen lays on
egg. she advertises her product, and-' .
thing in that?
before you decide.
' A competent cast. under the pore
(tonal direction of Elizabeth B. Oliver,
whom you all remember for her parts
in the "Fortune Hunter," “The 'Man
from Home” and “Rebecca,” .will
present it. Special scenery and cos
tumes will add the artistic. touches:
Have your plans made. not'to miss it.'
It’s a big feature of the entire my:
program at Chautauqua.
Come soothe play
Seasonieof
—Coal at lowest prices." flan-is and
Guns.
——
Homer Ppele'ss. Fum
m comma rmrxrmss mm , '.
Costs no more than the numerous imitations 3
market. Installed without any inconvenience to the
purchaser. It keeps your cellar cool by
the- Heated Air to your rooms.
when a duck does the some thing. the In. new the Gold Aar' Return and Its Advantage Over. m
keeps quiet about it. Hence, you know . _ om m ,
about mns’ eggs and eat. them. Any- ,, 3
ORDER EARLY BEFORE THE RUSH S=
thsnumemusfiomerowuersinymovmm
Town. Gall, Write or Phone 1800
sending all
=i
HOMER AGENCY -'
59 Winfield Street,
Iv
East Norwak
$4, $4.50 and ",
.g
line.
can Wish for.
The “Youngster” shoes are
rebuilt.
AD.
Serge dresses
and rain-coats.
We are showhig a wonderful assort-
ment of serge I dresses for girls, 6 to 14
years of age—some are silk trimmed and
others with braid effectively used—more
are of the much wanted middy models—
beauty of material and _ design are most
noticeable pricings from3$7.50 to $19.50...
Rain coats and rainwcapes in an assort-
ment of styles and rubberized materials
.models to «fit girls from 6 to 14 years,
priced from $3.95 to $10.50.
Statutelt’ shoes
in: .. schooldays.
It would take too much space to tell you all that the
shoe man wetfld like us to tell you about the wonderful
line of children’s shoes he has ready for your choosing.
Children’s and misses“ smoked horse bluebers at
Brown elk shoes—ant the Well l;1:<:\~.-1i—4"'3‘rot Moe”
_ There are youth’s Shoes—little gent‘s shoes—every
Wanted last and size'autl every kind of good leather you
specially
school when soles wear out bring them to us——we send
them to factory and they come back looking like new—-
6 to H235. 81,2 to 11—$3. 111/2 to 2, $3.50.
that will merit your attention, many.
School hose j
for childrm. "
We can only tell you at i
few of the attractive pm
tags and let you judge of 7"
quality and real goodness.
BOY’S good cotton
medium weight, black-‘1‘
BOY’S ,heavy a“
'stockings, black—25c. 7 V
BOY’S medium weighfi
black cotton hose—3W2c. -
BOY’S medium Wight:
Eaton hose, firm W
GIRL’S cotton hose. fine,
light weight. black, %
and cordovan—Zlc.
GIRL’S medium weigh:
cotton hose in black 0:113:4-
good for
37Lac. .
GIRL'S mtrcei'ized Iisle.
hose—light relight—M
white. and cor-dorm (aou- 3
cording: to sin» 1.00 int?
59c. ' 7
Boys9 fine
furnishings.
Separate pants in wool L'ilx‘t‘.‘;us' M1: 35
wmwm , Q5
Blue serge pants, sizes 6 to 20 m It
$2.25 to $3. I "
A real boy’s cap—you should scum
strong materials are the style in which
they are made—you did not know then
was Such a thing as real class in a in:
cap—just ask your boy—tin u ask him
he likes one of these at $1 or a bettetilni
at $1.50. 3 1 .1 3:
.Boy’s blouses — white neg-Eigce ‘wi
mailer attached or with collar bandg§ ‘
6’years,95c. . 1
“aBoy’s blouses in neat stfipcsi
,Witholight collars attached, sizes 6 id 15;
years, 75c.
BOYS’ sweaters .
special” 59 c. '
J out received -—- football sweaters
—-cotton jcrsey really good looking—
’ made with long sleeves—2 inch col-
lar-“collars anilmnd bottom . of
‘ only 39c.
' Good size, well made from
g-strong fabric backed material.
" face of 5i; resembles grain loathe
*"”fl was ‘ Tam er 31:13
Norwalk Chronicler