is H‘FSDAY. SEPT. ‘14. .. .
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52 lOSEPn DAVIS “m““méfitmwm”
i: < 2 wisnmmom. STREET ‘ 0m... Shades iii dark Green. was»
SO.N no can calm
E.K.BANKS
NOKWA us.
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New Fall Woolens iii. . so xoawm
are here for your [3:] .- A 1"“
:52 A rehearsal of officers of Berkeley
lnspectmn Chapter Was held last night.
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\Vorkmcu are today repairing the
\\ ooden entrance to 'l‘ripp' s lunch cart,
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Tailored in our own work-
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=39 room by skilled men ,5. on \Vasilington street.
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5'4 - .- . ‘H‘ The police were requested to go to
Pi‘ Trimmed “"h the be“ of a}; 11 12 South Main street to shoot a dog
,3: "181014313 '5? [that “.154 ill. 'lhe matter was referred
1‘1 :12: ‘to the (log warden.
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== 3i ed Sluts m: .
3:! Stylishly De g'n E? e—Aaron Kohn's tor awnings.
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"‘ and Overcoats .....__...._..
‘2’: in A session of the Falrfleld County
1;: ' 1' Round Table. was enjoyed and a num-
SE 1 ler of matters of importance came up
[or discussion.
Guests at the Royal James Hotel.
last night. were: Mr. and Mrs. P. C.
l‘vndelton. Villa Noval. Pa... and Syl-
roster llunner. New York city.
lilll NEWS
I'Ilrrtiicinn itiiy “'crme has been
awarded the contract to wire the Cole
building. “1111 slim-t. which is hl-ing
¢nlirrly remodeled.
NOTICE
—The cider mill at 74 Taylor will
keep open every Tuesday and Satur-
—_ day.
'Alluri ii. llowe of 1 Hillside avo-
xiuc. Norwnlk has awarded the con- Eimwood avenue residents who
tract for an International Oilepipe have tar walks have complained to
JICJltW' in ii .\_ iipg..,..in_ the police that school children are
digging holes in the walks with their
heels. the tar having been softened by
—Coul at lowest prices aarris and
Gene. the heat of the sun.
'l‘ln-ru nuts; a lung: attendance .it —Coa.l at Harris and Guns.
lllc illilvldhlllqll dance held in the _ ,
Opt-7. :m mi. 1121- ()i'vm tic-id in Wilton A mootmiz was held last evening by
last mum. Starry of Norwnlk people ‘14 members 01‘ Old \Vell Command-
attended the. dance. ('1‘)’. U. 0. G. C.. 956. at P. O. S. of A.
. ...____.___. ”all. After business was transacted :1
-—Aaron Kohn‘s for Auto supplies. very tim- slipper was served and an
enjoyable time was spent. Two mem-
'l'hc- nu-[nliors ol' Oscaleetn. council. iii-rs were taken into the order.
])c;:rm of Pocahontas. will go to Nur- '
walk. Si’illllday (,~\ eniilg lo mtg-mi .1 important matters will he discussed
carniiul to he held by thc women's tonight at u llll‘t‘llllL‘.‘ of the Hospital
(1011"(11 or that (~it)__.[);mimry x9“-S_ lirnird oi" the Norwnlk Hospital. lobe
_..- -_..__. ' held iii the Royal James Hotel. The
....nonm-il_\‘g \ictroln, Slnx'e. 13 So. \‘ornnik Medical Association hasbceii
linin Street. is opp” until 9 p. m. lrnitl-il, hr. l‘hm-ll-s Ionian “Mio-
l‘VCl'.‘ evening. “iii he in guest. The mes-ting will be
— .iticlrissvd by Dr. Hyde and Harvey
'l‘hi- nnmugil muting- of the Second Hill, i'm-imr secretory of the “'nshing-
'i‘uuiugr district will he held this (We- (on (‘hziptciz American Red Cross.
Jilin: .it \ o'clock (ll. '1‘.) in the (‘nnn— —_
I ll cl. «min-1'5 :tl thr C‘itr "all. The. Miss l-Ilin (‘hnntos was thc surpris-
.‘lnnii'nl rppnrts “-m i... rpcoivm]. an ml iinss'tluk‘s or :i shower. inst Monday
:upprm-ziuiiori will he mm“. for the t'\l-lllIlL", :lliOlll forty of her friends
Uilnnrv. No other bush...“ is men- i.li('il.(llll‘;_ Many henntil‘ul gifits were?
“0“,.“ ii‘. ”u. call for the meeting. irccivcri, Music and dancing Were en-
4 -4» ._ .lnyvd lhrunuhout the evening. andat
in impriug T,i-§sn]ig 37., Private. .’l 1:in hour. refreshments were elm-r-
l'ullr-_\'.4 Til 10313 mi .\ll (li‘llill'lt’ll suiting that they
..... ,,_ . llilll ;\ delightful liillt- mm wishing the
it... -. ~ (‘mmrir Snug mm hung-h. Millwm-hc- iiw host of luck during
w.-. . .n Ill»: ,4); “-ill attend the 26111 lH‘l' liliil‘l'it'd llfl‘.
.‘uiii: “wry ol' (Hitc ".rnnr‘li (‘oiincil . - P
in :\. \'. (":immn' tomorrow evening. *Th“ \Iuhnckemo “0*"! “’l” 59"“!
M :: 9., 2. “1|! “H.“ m “H. lndrre rooms “‘1th (.i' hotc dinner at $1. 00 for the
hm. “ghimmmn strer-t not in“... than ~unson startin" lll'xl Sundzn.
l-"v u'. lock. (il. 'l‘.) Estate of Lesle’r Britto ir- ("hy‘ ‘ . '
_____________ hiss lithe] u‘nd loin McLean entcr'fiR, Teets (.1 “L 1m and ””3,th you must have a variety of
——-l’luy your coal at }]a_n-15 and Guns. iniiicd llll' 5‘0me? Club. at their home. Sound \‘W Park" admtiiis’m in} models to choose from. You will _ ' a
_._.______ ill Lone strut. last evening. Thcrcideed; Gpmge 111.3115 to puiflnw‘ J_ SPECIALISTS
.1 no- smug, of 2 Shore Road, m. ere twenty—two members in attmd- lSprizlium. land and hulliliz"::~_ l.~‘;:.u.~ find lug"- what 3'0“ seek (0" Fa“ "
pai‘lwl to thc police yesterday after. :mm‘ and n charming cvcmng was;sireot: James Roll) .mi “if. 10 here. ‘ . _ ~
1mm: tlrzl :ilmut 411:1! o‘clock yester- FPO”. 'l’ht‘ law" in ”)8 rear 0f “I" Michael Twins. in; and innining,‘ Ely 1101? you are aided
«lav lli(\i‘l.li‘vr: n yonnz innn llllil 0l1< rl-snicnct‘ was appropriately (“Tombinvpnu‘” J‘m“ KQ‘W‘ ““‘l “‘l‘“ ‘0 in V0!!!" 'mrchase by
demon-ii to {ruin l-ilii'tllll‘t" to his ml. and NW youne Di’Olllt‘ were SUM”? John l-‘rzi'rinn. lot. ilmimii sli't‘t’il , ‘ P 1
house it) fining through a window. with ii «lrlicious dinner. consistine w: l llf‘i‘lrfill \\'. «indium in ‘rIl.~norih P. a sales force Who
Areal-din: 10 the Intry on tho 1.0”“. hot corn. halted potatoes. frnnktn-v. 1 “men. building 10‘. .E‘ 2 NorwalkL ‘ aw S thoroughlv under-
Mottu- the intrurlr'r left his llllllt‘l‘— e-rs and other lii‘llt‘t‘i(‘lt=9. l'OllC‘d’i": ;.‘\.ln~ l,l’\.". 30 «Fiber hizi‘liin. lot and .. ' .. " ' . . .
‘wcnr :iwl a «cut :it Smilia's house. the ”Til-“t. “W members Sl’t‘lll . Iln'imnra tuli'mii sir-~01; Albert L. sound the lflleldual
"l‘hu rmi. nhir-h cnntninml n li-tlcr xl‘F-ater iuirt inf the evening swan».- : :Nllillllflrt n ' :iml ‘ in.» m Helmer “’2 1244 North Main Street needs of the slln‘l and
‘wuxllili'i.‘£.iih{(,‘l.l- ‘0 ”1,. imlic‘f'. who and in social intercomse. iAmundsrn. lot. Minwlierry Hill road. . ‘StOlll‘, the m” and
arc inn-s ii. mg. '
c . . , .. Attorney, Paul R.l(‘1;1nui:r.\' was My. \ unmrmcx' Ibns'r luxvles. ---' short.
. pointed trustee of t 1c nn 'rliiit Sam“ . ”Hill." UH'NS l‘m' “'N'kl} invitation
‘ Trusses and surmcal Nm-wulk Fur Dressing and inningsd'uuu-s 1-» lm “Vii! l'.\' the» Frank c_ l >
' ' l‘onipnny. by ltcfcrt-i- in llignkrniitrxi Finn l‘mzt. .\'n. l‘_‘. Amcr‘ican Le~ HA I S I
I Appllances .lohn Keogh. yesterday afternoon. at .i Winn. l u .i ii‘yiilny night lie-ginning ~
l S ecinl room {or fitting. ““1””: “PM in Jud?" Keogln's “Hive. imivlvnuu r :1: n. u- .mnpimed at a - . ‘ , ‘
D in Bridgeport. Jncol» Lililx‘Vi‘llr-r. \\'il- Illit‘tlill: 0: tin- post 11.4.1 last night. \\h119 Dill. Fall Hats ha‘c 3 Mir/(y WOHKA/sigxfir . ’r
r" llam and Otto Gnldstr—in wen» np. 'i‘lu- ulnm‘vs “m a... “m “mam. u". sub- gone blli’k 10 peace- 411116 prices “ " ‘ MUS/fl?
Stillson-POWBH Corp. pointed appraisers. The gercvfts of Uh" >(‘Iiii'liI-n ilinn. . the gmd “1d lllllt‘ ill???" lie- 120 Weshing'ton St
company are given as .‘l !. MU. anti vol. 7.3.1. 5 in.“ the post a”. prf.l-,jlr_ 1‘- ‘ < Hi _\OI‘t‘—- q0 t 18 u I
SO. NOR‘VALK liabilities about $50,000. 'l‘hr- com- l~l Flor llil‘ Slult- 4'niiyt-iitinn to lie llclil 3122i; 1 Otkfi so. Norwalk, conn'
H puny has an interest in ihu lmihiin': iw .\'iw HM.” .,n S'l'lt‘nil‘er 13' 16 POOL 0 Tel. Norwalk 736
o r” r.‘ ' "mm at Day and Raymond Fir-(Fifi. now z-iw 17. (‘nmmuniin- JUN-“1p” Bi‘other- T110111 ix 0110 waiting for you
( “.2139,ng a inner-(l by the Grililwi Moi!- ('urnpziitl‘. ton :iiwi \‘jri- lr‘nnnnnni‘uir ilny \\'(,l-n],_} 1191‘?
‘ “ I] i will ieprl-srni the locnl post. '
‘—-‘"3‘-‘ '9‘" 5““101 “f Dancing ’J‘hr- (‘lll‘ill\':ll (ummittm- mode '1 :
will open Friday. Sept. 1611i with the iinnl report “llll'l‘i showed that the Emerson Hats -
Social Class which will be divided into host Minn-.11 (‘ons‘idc .mk on $ «- . .
. i . . r. - the len-
two separate classes after Friday. lure. At 3'50 The R0373! Auto Painting CO. .
. ’ Comrade C‘sltrimiiks was appointed _ Havs moved into their new dustprooi
zi cmnmittoe to arrange for a Sign COS'I'ELLO shop, (1.0ng -lllgh class Auto Painting
which will he hung outside of the and Trimming. .
““0“ “"“”‘"““"'m‘ DIen’s Shop Corner Smith Main Street and.
m “ “mined ad m the Sentinel 21 NORTH MAIN STREET Wwdward Avenue
for the he: mum. PHONE 901
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“lVe H a v e Been
Married But Two
Years
.5 and have accumulated
~;', over $500 in our 33v.
ings Account. "
'3: Certainly a good‘
r
IF~heedless of the fu-
ture—you drift with
the tide then woe be-
tide your future.
.‘ record. as the husband
earn: only a moderate
salary. They deposit a
definite amountiu their
savings account every
two weeks and live on
the remainder. This is
the surest road to finan-
cial independencc.
as so min-«sienna Lil's-man.
.u-h ‘
If, looking a h e a d
you row against the
tide you ll arrive sooner
than you expect. Drift.
no more or you’ll land
on the rock bound coast
of distress and despair.
Save and have!
The
City National .7 .
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--'. Emezwm “sum seen
Newall & Mom to Enlarge, M
curate and Alter Their store.
"On Friday morning oi: this week.
Nowell & lulu-ray. the Washington
street clothieii‘ and men's:outtltters.
lwill start their alternation and expan-
sion sale. and'ut the same time wad:
will commence on the enlarging and
alteration of their store in the~Keeler
building.
Although this firm has been here
pDasrld C. Wilson. _of 77 Woodward
Mime. left on Monday for Boston.
”3.33., where he is to enter the North-
cums. College of Engineering. Mr.
Wilson is a graduate of the Norwalk
High School. class or 1921,
Miss Mabel Keisler. ot‘Pu’tnam’ ave-
line, and Miss Beatrice Morelli. 0:
Union street were in Bridgeport yea.
terdas’.
Miss Jasephine Miller, oi: Elmwood
avenue, 19.". lesterda: for Dana, Hall
near Boston. Massachusetts. Miss Mil-
ler was graduated from Hillsidesc‘hooi
last year
have been forced to enlarge their pre
lent quarters,
The entfla stock in the stare, Which
includes some 0! the new Winter scods
will be placed on ale on Friday m0m_
ing. the sale to continue until alter-
ations have been conlpleted.
The store will be enlarged by about
fifty feet in the rear and Will be en-
tirely re-decorated and altered,
Advertisements will appear before
the sale which will show some o£_the
many bargains which can be Obtained
at this store.
‘Mrs. Andrew Little-Lila: closed her
bungalow on Hull’s Hill. Danbury.
where she has been spending the
summer and has returned to her
home in Norwalk.
No particular business was transact-
ed last night at the meeting of Uncas
Tribe, No. 26, I. O. R. M.
AIRCRAFT TENDER OF NAVY
“'ASHl-XGTON, Sept. 14.—Ca.ptain
Alfred W Johnson commanding the
Air Force Atlantic fleet, will have the
new aircraft tender V’Vright as his
flagship about October 1 it was am"
Star of Columbia Circle, No. 253.
will hold their quarterly meeting.
Thursday evening. The report from
the. convention will be made—that
was held in Saratoga : Springs, last
week. After the meeting a. social time .
,. . nounced todav. The Wright will be
“ill ‘be held. Many members from the first legular aircraft tender of
other Circles will be present. All the Na\-. :
members are requested to be present
-—The Mahackemo Hotel will serve Pucm’mlmm Post. N0 “0 “v R‘ C.
table d'hote dinner at $1. 00 for the “ill meet tomOrrow afternoon. in Red
. Main street t mgé
season star-ti next S l ' ‘-‘~i<n 5 Hall a
as 11168.) loclock (i) '11.) A full attendance. is
i-d. >lr(d m the fall opening.
Members of Lincoln Council. No. 4.
O. U. A. M.. will journey to Danhury.
this evening. there to pay a fraternal ,
Visit to Pahquioque Council. An ii1-.
door corn roast will he held. and an
elaborate program has been prepar-
ed. The members of Lincoln Coun-
clll will go to Daiibury by bus. and
the O. U. A. M..orchestra will accom-
pany them.
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Members or, the Golden Rule Circle 3
of the King's Daughters, of the First
Congregational church. of Norwnlk.
were entertained. yesterday afternoon. 5
at the home of Mrs. 15. R. Smith. :Hti1
Enst avenue. This was the first meet-
'ing of the fail for, the Circle. and. lit
this time. plans were made for 1hr
lwork ot‘ the coming season. There;
was a large iilteiidunce. aud'the an: i— i
noon. following the business meeting.- {
was pleasantly spent in ti social “MN. I
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Deeds recorded to rthe ’past week,
and a halt include the transier of a lot
and buildings on Plymouth avenue
from Frederick H. Bedient to Harry
lValkofl. Others are: William '1‘. and.
Thomas 1. Raymond to Meta M. Gor-i
gham, salt meadow on \Voodward ave-‘
nue executor's deed.
, \ lam T. and Thomas 1. Raymond;
to Herbert W’. Gorham, five buildiug‘
lots in East Norwalk. executor's dcr-d:
Chailgs J Varian to Samuel J Slew-
art, lot, Harbor View Paik; Samuel J.
ilveelei' to Samud’7. ewart, 7’17?-
idi'vided 1- 3 of a. lot and ' ildin’gs on
“’9." street; Henry J. Hipson to Mail
Oiljen. lot and buildings, Smith ll i n
fitreet,
REAL ESTATE SALES
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satisfying
selection of your new tall fmck
To makeiga realiv
but a short time. having opened their '
store On April 15111. their volume of .
business has been so great that they
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EXHIBIHON IS SIL‘WIINE.
An exhibition of paintings and icon
lelry by Adele I{l£\£‘r. Mabel R. Hutch-
ens and Dorothy Randolph Byard. is
'to be held in the Village Room atsu-
rerminc. On September 17th ‘and 1811:
and September 24th and-25th in the
:afternoon.
f The announcement of this exhibi»
.tion is of unusual interest as it in-
cludfs only the. feminine talent of ar-
tistic Silver Mine. The Village Room
WITUNITY
'r’s easy to careless pushagreenback
overatrinketcmmgrar atickzt
Window; or to slipm
ti? ‘30 thewaitaafieraW-cosfly .
meal. Such money medaods easily ' 2;
become habit; a habictlut never builds ;
anything. Cultivate the habit that makes it
helpyou shout,“ I’M Rimywhmoppor
malty flyoutoccmealong
5011111 NOrWalk
TO' THE «PUBLIC
From no‘ur until further notice the
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Company
have reduced prices on 311 Hugs and
All orders called for and delivered.
. PHONE 969
Also Ughclstering of Limousines,
' list Class Painting
A. E
South Main Streeté “Opposite Wilson
Phone 3,382
' Formerly will: Blue Ribbon Body Co.
Bridgeport.
The Sanitary Bakery
’ Has Fine 3m
‘ The kind of bread that is different.
is the Sanitary Bakery LIade'Bread.
:Ali varieties are baked here. many ’
varieties each day but there are cer—
4min dam in- the week when special.
ibmd is baked. Gluten Bread is
made on Tuesday and Friday and is
sold at 25¢ per loaf;
bread .is made on Wednesday, and
Saturday andis is'sold at 10¢ per loaf:
'Graham bread is made on Kenny
‘ and Wednealay and 13mm at me '
Carpets, both washed and dry cleaned.
.Auto Tops, New and £enovated'.
Splker and F.mi x
‘cul‘minated whei.
seated to marry ‘5'
“War bride" altei
’and the original jewelry designs by ‘ Knowles. Jtii ‘
Mrs. Mabel R. Hutchens promise to
make one of the most interesting ex-
hibitions es er held in Slivermine.
. e112}
~ struck the roiks Emily
ACCIDEVT ON W'ES‘I‘ AVEVI’B. lSpiker and Guy S. Splker, who with
A slight accident took place at the married in Fall River, Mass. “- 3a;
corner of V6 est avenue and Pinelmzoq have been separated {0wa
street last evening at 5 o'clock. when fiVe weeks.
a; jitney driven 15y lei La Martel Guy Spike? was seen ”111311193381“.
struck the red: of an au obiie drlv- ‘ 1101339 “”185
{in by Maser Kaufman, 05110 Central ,"919339 don’t 35k ‘me 10: Iii-Mi
avenue Albany N Y statement concerning: what has is}:- ~
Kuufman was going down West polled Sald Gil) Spl REV. "A“ m 3‘ .
avenue and passed LaMorte. Aim-Mi can 53-" at this time ‘3 that. my “3%:
of Kaufman were three at the "on” science is absoluteir clear"
freight cars, and suddenly there came‘
to the left of these. another automofi
bile headed towards Kaufman‘s car
He threw on his brakes, and l..:—.
Morte unable to stop his car in time.
drove into the rear 01' it.
Damage was slicht and was settled
between LaMorte and Kaufman.
=_ :1
Mr. mid Mrs. L. ‘t‘ialter' mutter}
of Chestnut Hill avenue. are m 33.3.3111:
the openmz performance at." “film?
Lord Fauntleroy." in New York div,
itcmoric“ mening. as the guest 0:
I’leiOi C:
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“ho stars in the picture.
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Hershfield Motor
Transportation C ‘0.”
Daily service Between N ew York 3? Norwalli
LONG DISTANCE TRU i ‘ii. IN G
mmgommuvours'mumwmihor tram-é
portatlon; Mod Van: for Pal-mm;- Warts
Main Office, 26 Concord St. 8-. Nari-nit. Phone 2n. -
New York on». 281 Warm- Flinn; cm“. in)"
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' SCHOOL SHOES
A larger showing of chi (ll‘t‘li < sclicfil shoes tl§:i
If stout
ever
serviceable sh wes for children reasonably 1:rised,ap-
peal to you come in and look them. m er
Conneally 69° Bi ackeu
SOUTH NORW' ALK
OPEN SATURDAY EVENiNGS
PHONE Gehebe’s
527 it" Here if it’s Homeware
FRUIT JARS, JELLY GLASSES, JAR limos
Hall Canners, Jar Racks, Economy Tops, Parowax, Jelly strainers,
Slaw Cutters, Oak Kegs, Wine Presses Stone Creek;
Stone and Glass Jugs, Corks, Buoys, etc.
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'De Prompt
25 WASHINGTON STREET
sown Harman:
entire wheat , .
JUST RECEIVED
The New Buckle Pumps
The verv latest' to fall footwear
Prices from $4.06 to. $6 59
8;. Spike? ._ ,"i"
Frontenam
filly-Ed. m at? ,
ihis wife and child a this country; gill; fi ‘“
Kilo '
am“...
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hum: as Fairbanks and his wife, Mary
‘iias been converted into a very at-- WAR ROMANCE St “\TTEREO- ”".~»
ractixe gallery. The paintings by .. 43.. U. 1;...
Mrs Dorothy Randolph Byard andi BALTiIMOREi: Md' “39“ 1’2“?”
Adele Klaer (Mrs. David Robinson) “mew“ “‘3‘ "‘m ’ 9 ’°‘- P 9"”
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