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"The Franklin apartments. South
Iain strcct, which were built and
owned by former Councilman chiy
J. liipson for sow-ml years. have bccn
sold to Michacl (liijen.
Monday will bc Labor Day. There
will ho a iirst quarter of the moon on
tho 8th and a full moon on the 17th.
fl'he 23rd will be the first day of Au-
tumn. 'l‘hcrc will he a last quarter
of the moon on the 24th.
—Coal at lowest prices. Harris and
Gills.
Elbirt W'. Clark. of the. South Nor-
!‘walk post office. left this week for St.
Imuio. where he is the state delegate
to the national lctter carriers‘ con—
vention. lie will be absent two
works.
e—Aaron Kohn's tor awnings.
‘Roton Point, Norwalk. which is vis-
ilcd by many llanbury [)l‘Opl“ will con-
cludc its rcmiiar scason Sunday. Scp«
tombcr ll. but tln- concessions: and
othv-r attractions will l‘l‘<0])l'n on Sun.
day, Scptcinhier 18, whcn New Ynlk
1(nights of Columbus will hold an out—
ing tlwrc, ~l)anburv Newx.
—Coal at Harris and Guns.
Many a family has its wash dai'.
il‘onint.r «lay, swacpinzr day and baking
day. \be not a liilllklllt‘! dav, inn?
'l‘cn vczu'u from now lhcru'li be. noth-
‘lm: to Show for tin-so drudccrv davs:
but lbcn- can iw. 545' :‘l ncat liillv-
lininc, or a prospcmus littic busincss.
or a nicov big- invcsth-nt fund. pav-
iniz vlivirlr-ndn. for tho family that has
its rr-nular banking (lav l.ct‘s be
practical and lmvc onc- at the South
Norwulk Trust Company.
-—Straws and Panmnas rnnovatcd
at OBricns.
Thc l'OIll'iccnih annual r-vliibitimi
. tonnes and other materials fin!
WW Draperiesl
lnMadnsFiguredSu-imcn—
Ito desirable.
Alto Hod. Curtain! from
.890 to $4.50 a Window
Opaque Shades- ln dork Green. WM“
and Tan colors.
- E. K. BANKS
UNDER ammo norm.
80. NOB‘WHJK
9:22 t-iaa
Mrs. Grover. of 6 Benedict street.
reported to the police last night that
her boy had found a bicycle.
Miss Emma. L. Becker of First
.street will spend the week-end in.
Bcthel its the guest oi: her sister Mrs.
Giorge Sniffen.
“Roton Point Park. Labor Day.
Dancing Afternoon and Evening,
'Spccial Display of Fireworks.
'l‘lu- iooal police were asked to be
on the lookout for an automobile
bearing the license plates 97493C. The
car did not pass through Norwalk.
There was another good attendance
last night at the carnival being held
by George \Vade in the old Pipe Lot.
Vl’atcr and Raymond streets.
——C‘has. L. St. John. the Builder.
has taken the contract to build three
Colonial homes for local and New
York parties. Work to start at once.
ing and quality of
genuine savings—a s
for by Rogers & St
comparison and you
of the merit of this off
NORW
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This Great Sale of
Boys’ New Fall 2-Pants Suits
Is the Result of Our Determination
to Bring Down the Cost of Cloth-
ing to ROCK BOTTOM
$10 and $13-50
Every suit ranks high in
fabrics.
ale absolutely vouched
evens. .
’11 be quickly convmced
Rogers 69‘ Stevens
(Two Stores).
ALK SO. NORW
style, in tailor.
A Sale rich in
Use the test of
81‘.
case of William Bates the first one
arrested, . was continued until
next Tuesday. His brother Robert:
wasdlscharxed.
30ml: moms
MrsrCharles '1‘. Mitchell. 01' Row-
ayton. and niece. Miss Florence T.
Mitchell. 0: Float Hill Road. have re-
turned trom a visit with Mrs. Charles
. Searing, 01 Union. New Jersey.
Miss Florence T. Mitchell. of Flax
Hill Road. is spending the week-end
with her aunt. Mrs. Hubert S.
Mitchell, oi: .. Mount Vernon, New
York.
Trinity Episcopal church will resume
their duties Sunday after having had
a. month's vacation.
Miss Daisy B. Scudder. who has
been spending several Weeks at Roa-
noke, Virginia. has returned to her
home on Flax Hill Road.
Miss Sarah E. Meisel, of Flax Hill
Road, is spending several days with
friends in Arlington, New Jersey.
Miss May V. Fallon will substitute
as organist for Mr. Ives tomorrow in
the Norwalk Methodist Church.
FALL ' IN ELEVATOR
FATAL.
HARTFORD. Sept. 3.——Ad03ph
MAYOR TELLS OF
SALARY FUSS IN
LOCAL SCHOOLS
(Continued tram First Page).
A joint reunion and banquet of the
legislative clubs of 1901 to 1921 will
be held at The Momauguin. Coscy
leach. \Vcdnesday. September 7. Tim
banquet will be served at 12:30
o'clock.
filed suit for divorce from Harry ll.
Rose. New Rochelle. alirging deser-
tion since April 30. 1915. She also
asks the custody of a minor
The couple were married in Mamar-
oncck. N. Y.. on January 25. 19115.
—lloton Point Park, Labor Day,
Dancing Afternoon and Evening,
Special Display of Fireworks.
ll. R. i-‘ricdman and l‘-. l". lv‘riedman
wcrc ZlillUllK tiu- guests of the loyal
James last night. 'l‘hv-y arc on livcir
way to Atlantic City ai'tv-r an cxtcll-
sivc motoring trip through New ling-
lanvi.
'l‘hc (‘vvnnccticul Carpet Cleaning
(‘ompam has reduced its prices or all
l'li‘.‘,‘5 anvi v‘ai'lvcifi. both washcvl and vlr.\'
('l-‘untvi. 'l‘hv~ co‘npany is busy at its
plans in furthv-l' increase tho bussincss.
—~I{0t0n Point Park. Labor Day.
Dancing Afternoon and Evening.
Special Display of Fircworks.
'l‘bt- Republican caucus for the
nomination (vi cantiivla'v-s for town of-
fices in \Vilton will bc ht'l'l at th:.
Town hall at 7 o'clock standard time.
\N't-vimvsday night. September 7. The.
caucus was called by 1-2. C. lluscoc.
chairman of the Itcpublican town com-
mittw'.
Michar-l
avcnuc rcportcd
o'clock last
that at about 7
night while ho was riding
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11) th( S;l\(‘llll‘lln'(‘ axtistfi.1“hr‘l(‘h 5:75“: l'm' bicycle along Monroc strvct luv
ed on Sallllld), ugus ,‘7' a tmwvzm run into by an automobile. li-
sliidio of Solon Iiortrlum. \viil closc on
Labor-1min Monday. Scplvmher "
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' badly bruiscd and shaken up and
NIH-"Y ”“8 witnessr-d ”‘0; line paint- that till bicycle was smashcd.
lugs shown Hi this cxhibiiion. It is _______
om- of llll' lincst vcl hcld lvV thr‘ nr- St . .
» - -— raws and Pan m s at 7 l c ..
new. It is r-xpcctcd that thr- visilors a a ( 'r' ”q
fr‘t‘r lll'“ “"“‘k“‘nd‘ ""l” 77"” mnnv. The usual club dancc will be land
(21, '3' l Ibo served Saturdll- Sunday this evening (ii the Norwnlk (“mumm-
an. i omay. club. On Monday. Labor Day tin-
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; Trusses and Surgical
1"? Appliances
F Spccial room fur fitting.
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Stillson-Powell Corp.
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‘1' lla \‘c you a key that
it'll llvl'lfi vvul both. thieves 5,;
.v and iii-n, a key that ill
' gm. absolute protec- '“h’
lion in your liberty
bonds, your will, your
jewelry and other val‘
uablesi
aunt-gunman“!
an; _ man
go:
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'A safe deposit lmx
tennis finals for the (‘Inb Champion—
ship will be played off. Dancing will
also be enjoyed in the aflcrnoon from
3 until 6 o'clock and in the evening:
from 5 until 12 o'clock.
——-———d
(‘lmrlcs Mankc. fl] (‘onncclicut avc.
mic. against whom .ludgc (ll-orgo ll.
Vosburgh found probalilc cause on a
charge ot‘ aggravalcd assault and who
was bound OVer to the Criminal Su—
pcrim' court. was tztkcn to the county
jail in Bridgfiport yesterday pending
trial in the higher court . ilc was un-
able to furnish hail of $500.
-—Panamns and Straws at O’Briens
at O'Briens.
The. call for the annual meeting of
tho Sccond Taxing district has been
issued. The meeting will be held at
the council chambers City hall at 8
o'clock (I). T.) on Wednesday evo—
ning. September 14th. An auditor is
to bl- appointed. an appropriation
made for the library and the annual
I‘cports arc to be" received.
'l'liat some trace may be found of
tin- automobile thieves who have been
inaking‘ the section of the country
around Group's reservoir, New Ca-
naan their rendezvous and the place
where they take stolen cars and strip
them. is believed possible from the
fact that the police have been in-
formed that on Thursday evening,
four young nien were seen loading a
Ford car with several bags. The
number of the car is given as 86-868.
It. was "near here that the auto stolen
from Roton Point from the National
Cash register was recovered. after it
had been stripped.
'50 key will give you this
.“ protection. Put; one on
your key rinv,
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South Norwalk
Savings Bank”
some today- to the laboring
less than he earned and m
shining.
Saraclno of 31 Lexington'
ccnsc numbcr 21-364. and that he \\.is‘
No mental am", no worries and no fears will
Hundreds. of laboring men have, snug little.
savings accounts hero—have You:
'reprehensible and merits the FGDI‘OC“
'ot everyone who cares to be correctly
:informed in regard to this controversy.
llt’ the School Board had not excecdcd
the appropriation alioled them for the
Hazel E. Rose. New Canaan, has payments of salaries no trouble would;
Nothwithstanding tin-v
iiinvc cnsucd.
' cx-
ihad by grevious mismanagement
ficccdcd their appropriation, thcrt- ha:
child.ln0t been a single day since thi- cut:
:of the. last school tcrm in June to tip-
iprcst-nt momcnt that any tcachcr who
so desired could not have reccivml iiu‘
{llv ‘
demand.
ill‘llf‘li'liv‘ :
unt ii
,sztlary due them upon
.though legally the school
‘appropriation was not payable
on or after Sept. 1 wnen the apprw
‘priation of 54.915.72 to mcct 1hr viv-
lincir-ncy creatcd by thc Board of I-Zvl-v
'ucation became available.
"There is no valid reason why
schools of thc city should not own on
schcdulc time on Tuesday morning.
“'l‘hc school Board has raised tin.
“smoke screen" of unpaid salami-s iu
shelter their own abominations. \\'hv*n
‘thc public undcrstnnd the truc luv
'\\'ul‘(lncss 01’ his bureaucratic cabal
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plant. TN’ (‘vvdar sire-ct. and is makini; thcy will be (“110k ‘0 “9501“ “‘9'” ”J" leg
‘rogancc and deception."
So far as can be ascertained
i BOYS ADMIT
ROBERIES
IN N ORWALK
Continued from First Page.
.all idea of any robbery. but were tak-
'Pll to police headquarters, where they
'wL-rc searched. William Bates had a.
monoy but; in his Docket. a pair of dice
(1 two skeleton keys.
Latcr on he "squealed" to the po-
‘lice. giving the names of two other
Elicis whom he said had joined he and
his brother in a series 0: robberies
ht-l‘c. The other two boys were at work
at the colored carnival at W'ater and
‘lzaymoud strccis and were endeavor-
ini: to pick porkrls thcrc.
i‘atroimcn Roberts and Flynn got
into plain clothcs and wont to the car-
nixal
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imlln-t store. \vashington street; Beck-
and the “'hitc
man's grocerv
iHousv- lvrcadt-l
More
on \V‘ashington strce-t.
v'inbv-riz'n Sim»;
where thwv arrested the other
ll()'\ 9:, both of whom are under 15 years
The Murphy Manu-
tht ,v'at-turini: coniwm' in East Norwalk;
George Homeier, a foreman at the
Underwood Typewriter Company fac-
tory, fell down an elevator shaft at
the plant about. noon, yesterday, and.
was instantly killed. Hoftmeier was
married and lived at. No. 46 Harvard
street.
SPECIALS -'
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GOIDEN’S
68 Washington Street
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This momma, in (our. the}, were Auto Tom New and Renovated
‘(iil‘illgnr-(l bbinl‘p Judge George H. Also Ugholstering of Limousines
”WW csburgh in tho pix-pm”. CW“; where if“ Class Painting
thc cases \ver.~ still 0n 3" press time - A. MAER
4 Among thc places broken into bv South Main Street, Opposite Wilson
Elliv' “038. “’0“ the Modcrn Grocery Hat Shggz
i‘nmpanv. Noun Haiti street; Nationall _ Phone
Txlarkct: Chamok's market: the Mill Formerly wtih Blue Ribbon Body C0.
Bridgeport.
SUPERIORITY
\Vc make a specialty of fit-
I . llrc \Vlllll‘ itmlrin compan- and ting eye—glasses combinmg
' ' I ‘1 n i.. hold no meet—v, .. 5 ;
roll?" “all." ”st-(hula: mccling tiic'”””'"‘“ ”m" ”1*” “wk? Open a gas neatness and comfort. The
:3::t‘ilx.1§:§d;w in Animist and one of "“““ " “l “5 “'Ivfihington street roccnt- quality of our work lies in the
lilln- lilt'l’n‘lfltr"! of illc Board firCll tiiis"~‘" 1“ no 1‘1“" ‘1“! ”103' Obtain much SUDOFlOX‘li)’ Of our workman-
|morning by a Sentinel reportcd sail
ithat he knew nothing: of any communi-
lcntiou to the teachers to stay awn
from school.
XIC‘Y l.l’..\ LPID’SII \llllTh.
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The social srssion (it ill» lllvllllwls
ol' illc Ncw Tran l.mi:"v- “.034 in bi last
night and was \v‘l'\ Mul‘i‘~.~i'lll 'i‘liu
(-arnnal bring lulll i-v. this mgzlnimi-
tmn is a bi: sum-~a. Alumni: those
\\l1vv lunlx‘ lull ill lb» lVl'ULIl‘Hlll were
llHl'utt' lil‘uuixs. \. :' nit. (lcnl‘ze 31.
\\':llll‘, H. .l .lnhizsun. \V. Ii. \Vlltoll.
\\'|li1.im \Vi‘U‘ Fist: 1' Murphy. of
‘levnnxnvntal lotigv- No. amt. llaitimorc.
‘\\.is an inzrnstnvi: sptalvcr for the
lavl) lilks.
(‘ll.\R(-‘l-'.I) \Vl’l‘ll I‘ll-EATING “1m.
(‘lmrg‘v-vl with assaulting his wife.
Slanlm \\‘ilk\\icz. (ii‘ llroad street. was
hailed ltl'ftirl‘ .luvlc.» thcmlah Cundce
in llll‘ npionn «in court this morning.
'l‘hv case was colltinucd until 'l‘uesdav
morning ‘
\\'ill.v«ic7 was arrv-stcd last night hv
(‘nnstzil-ll- .lnlm Nonncy last night after
crcatinrr a disturbance ul
duringr which. it is alicircd. he beat his
wife.
——Buy your coal at Harris and Guns
TO THE PUBLIC
From now until further noticc the
Carpets, both wash and dry cleaned.
All orders called for and delivered.
PHONE 969
his home}
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Company'
have reduced prices on :lll Rugs and'
loot, ilw but» 3’. haul being about $24.
two
rounded upon. the carnival last night
Kenneth Burns. one of the
“as sentenced to the reform school
vilis companion. \xlmso.
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name could
not be learned had his case continued
,vmtil next Tuesday morning when he
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THAMER, iné.
Optometrists and Opticiarns
8 2 Atlantic Stu Stomford
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BREAD AND ROLLS THAT
ARE MADE FROM THE BEST
as rolls are fresh made here ever!
baking day. Thou-oils include such
well known and popular varieties as
milk. water. sugar, sweet. Vienna. and
Crescent. buns. Every week day at
8 P. M. rolls are ready for the trade.
On Saturday of 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 sutur-
on Mondays and Wedneadm {1ch
10¢ a. loaf. Good things to eat aim
to be had- at The Sanitary Bakery. 85
South Main St. John B. Sumner.
Prop. Phone 898-8. Adv't.
man who thriftily has spent
ode hay'while the sun was
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Fine bread or all varieties as well
days. price 10¢ a loaf: Graham brood .
Commend
Today,
Sept. 3rd
All, Our Fruit
Ice Cream
Sodas
11g.
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Plus 1c War Tax
The members of the choir of the.
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Have Your Children Start the New School
Term Right
By Wearing
CADET SCIENTIFIC STOCKINGS
The Hose with the Guarantee
The Hose with "Scientifically” strengthened Knees, Heels and m
There will be no need ot sitting up late to darn their hosiery for: .
“When they wear Cadet—and they do not give sathtaction, send them ‘
back and get a. new pair tree."- ' , .
MME. J EANN ETT ' -
56 South Main Street South Norwallé
' Gehcbe’s
BATH ROOM FITTINGS
that will add attractiveness to every Bath Room because there's quality
and good appearance. There is every piece here in stock to
make a complete and perfect Bathroom at
a Reasonable Price
25‘WASHINGTON STREET
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