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i ‘ , CITY NEWS
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Lincoln Council. No. 4, O U. A. M..
"I'll lhold an important meeting this
' evening at tin.- rooms on \Vashington
attract. ’
“.5
.1 runway};
-—-ltcynolds' Cider Mill open for
season. Boston Post Road at Scriba'
ner Avc. Grinding daily.
-,-.‘:
—Donnelly's Victrola Store. 18 So.
' Main Street. is open until 9 p. In.
every evening.
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s‘
William l“. Miiltfi'. of 14 Lawrence
.s
Nathan Billy. proprietor 0! incl
South Norwalk Music shop. is on a
business trip to New York city today.
-Aaron Kohn’s for Auto supplies. .
The Republican city committee will
meet ~with'the‘nominees on the city
and district tickets. in the Court
room. Town Assembly Hall. this even-
ing. to talk over campaign plans.
-—Soft hats and caps at O'Brien‘s. .
Regular prayer meeting service was;
held last night in‘ the Nofwalk M. L‘.
church.
-—The Liahackemo Hotel will serve
table d'hote dinner at 81.00 for the
season starting next Sunday.
George F. Betta of Sprinwood ave-
nue. reported to the uptown police
yesterday afternoon that. his son.
John. while riding a bicycle on East
avenue had been struck by an auto-
mobile which dld not stop. The car;
it is claimed. carried the New York
license number 106-211.
-Aaron Kohn's (or awnings.
John P. Callahan. of Hartford.
state. deputy of the Knights of Col-
umbus. has announced the appoint-
. as," 1.
street. has awarded the contract for
an International Uncpipe Heater to
)1. A .Hegeieln.
A‘-
—-Boft hats and caps at O'Brien's.
g o—Rcynolds' Cider Mill
attention. Boston Post ltoad
‘ ' ner Ave. Grinding daily.
Open for
at Scrib-
mcnt of Thomas E. McCloskey. of
Danbury. to he district deputy of Dis-
trict deputy of DistrictrNo. 8. which
comprises Danbu‘ry. New Lilitord.
Bethel, Sandy Hook and Ridgefield
councils of fhc order. ‘
—-Buy your coal at Harris and Guns.
Fairs are held at Trenton. N.J..
Mrs. Hary Lexeu. of \‘un Burch,
avenue. who has been visiting in New:
York city for a few days. has return-I
' L ed to her home. i
" I
-—-—Sot‘t hats and caps at O'Brien's.
Douglas Fowler. \V. R. C., No. 15.
ll hold a meeting this evening at 8
(l). 'l‘.) at G. A. R. hall
Washingtti street.
Mill
Boston Post Road at Scrib-
Grinding daily.
-— ltcrnolds' Cider
season.
Iver Ave.
open for
. 3.9;2.. 15.2.11?» ,
-—Why not save money by buying it.
n
: heavy silk stocking for only $2.00 at
Keck“ . :IJ'JJ‘J
. Mr. and .Mrs. ltul‘us .l. Sm'|h and
”E Mr. and Mrs Joseph W. Gorham hmc
E: returned to their homes herc after a
w week's automobile trip over the Mo-
‘r'liawk Trail and to the Catskill Moon‘-
“tins.
-Coal at lowest prices Harris and
Work is nearing completion on the
cmcnt block building being erected
By Victor W'esley on Chestnut street.
Second district. which wxl! house his
welding and auto body construction
and repair shop. Mr. ‘VPSICy. will
have. when the building- is completed.
‘ one of the finest equipped places in
the city for his line of Work. in which
_ he is a specialist.
‘ -—”Stamford Ituum-s" arc nmdc i-y
"“the oldest stove foundry in Amcrivnt
No doubt your great urmdmot'.cr
liml our. perhaps you have heard. hcr
any. "Thile's thi- best. 'l‘hw, mm-t c"—
er cocking iwcd. ‘\'c ll't‘
“93's it: this: \ia'ipilv
Earn. t o
_.__..
”Koch-r14 Hil\(' you
., . lM-Hl,
I Wt'ry—olows'st prices.
nmucy
v—V
Trusses and Surgical
Appliances
Special room {or lilting.
J
Stillson—Powell Corp.
80. 'NOR‘VALK
2.
o..-
vfll l tells-ll l \'
l“lullll.
“3. .
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1' l'r:'
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.1 .7 “There Thieves
Look for Money
: In old toapots and
T dishes.
In oiil stoves.
r .
and
under
In mattresses
cushions, and
them.
In nooks and corners
in the cellar,
In old shoes.
E i U n d c r suspicious
-j— looking spots in the
2 floor.
C And in a dozen other
Z secret hiding: places.
5 But if they find a
savings passbook, they
know- they are in the
" m house.
Keep your money in
.. The
VSoutliNorwslk
s“ . ’B' "I
-,
i '1
¢ ve-lthi‘ it.
A Ing.‘ tl‘tt'
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Miueola. 1.. 1.. and Grtat Harrington
Mass. the week previous to the
bury Fair. Many of the r'
and attractions from t
come direct to Dan
with the Danbt
Oct. 3. as f
will be t
Nort
c mond.. Va.
crstown. Md.
week.
ry. Competing-
, Fair the week of
. as dates are concerned,
e. held at Brockton. Mass.
mpton.--Il\iass.. York. I‘u.. and
The his fair at Hag-
occurs the following
e—Ncw shades in grey silk stockings
at Keeler's.
l —W. G. )inyticld. Auctioneer. wil‘.
on Tuesday. Sept. 21». :it 10 A. M.
daylight saving time. sell at public
cry. without reserve all the household
effects of the ten—room house known
the Hawthorn Gate farm.. in
llrookside Road. just off Mansfield
Avenue. or 2‘}; mil-s from Darlen.
This farm is just: opposite the. David
Mothers farm in llrooksiclc Road. The
w-flects to be sold consist of a [my rare
antiques. overstuffed parlor suite. din-
ilng-room suitc. six brd-room suites,
iln mahogany and paintul woods;
bedding and table linen. kitchen uten-
sils. rugs. mirrors. candlesticks. tapes.-
trles and other nrticlcs too numerous
to mention. These articles are prac-
tically new and high grade. Salt: pos-
itive, no postponement. terms cash.
lly Order or ancr.
‘JITNEY DECISION
IS RESERVED
(Continued from First Page). ‘
l
I t'mmscl for the drivers contended
Ithnt thi- pubiislu-m of tho \vvvlgh pn
[pt-r bud us much right in inu- :|\V;‘-_\
li‘rI-v inns ritlt-s its any no-Wspzipn " lm:
'10 give away prcmioums. u storv
has to uhc trading stamps. and that
Ill'
.thc possessor of :1 current Issuvs ni’
tbs- pnpcr could rhlc its long as h.-
wnntml to on any of tin conunu)
buses.
The first cast' hvnrd slmwml that
the Il'riw-r lutd been opt-ruling: on Sun—
day. on which day of thv wvek lit!"
paper publishers did not iutcnd to up-
crntc. and so the case of a driver ar-
rested on Saturday was taken up.
'l‘hcre- was much argument between
counsel and the prosecutor and com-
ment 3-3 Judge Hoyt us to thc cases-L
and the publisher of the paper was
cullcd as u witness. it appeared the.
paper was a local edition of a paper
publish. «l t'iSt-wlleri' by Charles
llriszbl. the witness. Ht‘ outlined a
plan for true transportation by mean:-
of coupons. This plan was told of
in detail and control was cxhibited
embracing motor buses. Counsel for
the accused mmlc arguments, and the
cast“ was closed with (lPClSiuli reserv-
0d.
1
Today. tonight or tomm-row.
perhaps, a burglar will sneak into
your home. whip out a gun ready
to kill it he is not obeyed and
sneak away with the money you've
hidden in the old cracked tea~pot.
under the mattress or in the old
trunk in the attic upstairs.
Get your money out of danger
and into safety. Deposit it inthis
strong bank and have it when you
mnt it. Get it safely at work for
you at the safe interest rate of 4%
a. year. ‘
.4.
First
your fall and Winter wea
of
)iilluwry section
J Hat a Word
r-st [this of the s
particular choice,
In again bringing befor
we “71811 to repeat that Quali
the selection of all our Fall
our price markin s jnqwce with the
the- greatest service at the least possible cost.
I
ty has been our sol
wear.
ShOVring of
Suits and "Dresses
$10.98 to $75.00
. Let our quality prices be your guide in deciding on the most
desuable as well as the more exclusive in your selections“ for
1‘. for you will find that we
ting. every
Tail of “1880,
(l1'\l;_"ll(‘tl bio
the magic
Paris in will
cmicni vcd.
invitation: to our
where the smart- .
eason await your
e you a New Season’s Styles,
spirit of the times to give
French
Over-Blouses
Every line of the cut-
silalpt‘ and decorative Ac.
touch
eg‘uide in
have kept
touch of the
very richly-
uses brcalhcs
0f the
ch they were
12-14 NORTH MAIN STREET
'lm'm: fl?
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Mi
li'l'tl'l
Allin
‘ mill
[Hit '
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SOUTH NORVVALK
50cm NOTES l
.\l£l (£I‘lli.‘l‘lfil€—-l.\'.\l.\.\'.
l.o--.il [N‘Uplo’ “'1“ be interested to
lcnrn oi the marriage. on “Wednesday.
0
.un of .\l r. and Mrs. John .\vny,t-lmlh‘l‘. i
to Miss lint-v Lyman. 0|" llvlhcl. l
The xvi-tiding- look Ulnt‘t‘ at St.
Marys church. Herlwl. the couple law,
lug attended by Miss ltcrtha (lorimm;
and Richard Lyman. The wedding;
wus largely attended it) rvlnlivvs and
it'll min of the count.-
After the ceremony
hcld at. the luuu:~ u!
cuts. nl'tcr which tl-r) hit for Spring-
'u’-l.l. Mass. and from their tha-y wr-nt ,
by iiutoninhilt- tn Spun-ford. \' H l
wiivri' Mr. Nruizvlmi ‘I' lzus purrlmsml
a home. ’l‘iu-f— will llh'tkt‘ their homvl
a reception was ‘6
thr bride’s Inna
porous electrical business in Krenc. N
U.
Mrs. liuiry Earle. of High street.
Norwalk. c-utertainul at nuctlon '
bridge and tea. in honor of Mrs. Leon
ers. Harold ilnliiwin.
isimm. Mrs. “'iiliant
tusscll li‘rost. Miss Eloise liyiugton.§
Miss Katherine llurr. Miss Katherine}
Jessup. Mrs. Holmes: Mrs. Arthui,
Hoyt. Mrs. Wm. Fowler. Mrs. Judge.
lGrt-gory. Mrs. Clarence Osborn. Miss
Mrs. Eric Han}
Mercdith. Mrs.‘
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in ENtilAliilEANill
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Popular Move by Lead-
' ing Store in Its Linc '
Wins Trade.
" The other day the New England
.Candy Co. made an important an-
nouncement to the eficct that the
prices until further notice on all firuit
ice cream sodas would be 10 cents
plus one cent war as. and also that
the famous French Vanilla. Chocol—
late. Stmwberry and Peach Ice Cream
would be sold at>65 cents per quart.
It was a. popular business more in-
deed and has made hundreds of new
ustomm for this store.“ The. quality
Isa lull Iv l-‘rusl .
night wcri ;
The Home of Good Clothes for Men and Women. .-
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M rs. ln-G. lira ml
untl M '18::
Mrs
Lansing l.‘~lb.~r
Knapp.
thlrll
l
. v
‘
Glit‘nls at the lltnnl James liotcl l,.~.: 1
Mr. and Mrs. J. u. 31.4-5
, 8.”. l‘::. (1‘ "-. N. .l.. . . .‘
morning; lust. In llo-llicl. of Henry J. ‘(l‘fl . ”$1.32?" \' _ YA .1. 1’11“.” ‘.
Nq-viguluim-r. l'ormcrly of this city. and‘ gum '1 ‘ “ ' A ‘ “ 0| \ ”h'
Rubi-rt (inn and f‘iuirlcs Kroll. lins
1
ion. Mass. ("to lldlt'll. MuriilI-dulp. A l
1:. l‘npc. Ncw \urk my. \v. 1‘. 11.?
Fuse. lloslon. .‘iJsS. Gi‘urzr \V. Tea l
mic. llostou. Muss, and l‘:iul luckyl
New York city. l
Mrs. Lulu (ircunri llolmrs. ‘
liridircpori.
Norwalk. will he married Saturday!
local people who \‘lr‘vwl the Martin
' lGrru: held at t‘om-y Islnn-i nu \‘l'cdncs- ,sti-wmi: puns which
day evening or this \rw l.. iering tlm coutrilmtions.
Monro:-
is spend—
nl'
'l‘imovu‘ J. Sullh’ull. E
street and Railroad 5
:|\' till".
lticci. formerly Mrs. Irmu- ()‘t‘ounor. in”: a few weeks in ltiduv ”Md tor the l1
SELF-CON FESSED .\I "TO TIIIl'I\'l-‘..\’ ;
imitations
.STEAL radium
TIN llflNlin’ANS.
l-l'I"I‘.<m'l~;Gll. Seri-
.tllll
“mum's “mum! run Horn-2 l CABNEY APPEARS k3)“ FRAU—‘
Ni-2\\' YORK.
lls‘uini: his “(n-H‘s "\‘t‘tlf‘fi for humt- mm end last year. (thinning! (or figs“
‘ I..'1~—(§i.-on:r . _
llzm'z. ”4‘ tin: 5v“ York Alllt‘l'lv'dlls- h““l
liu‘lil
firms
:(I-l' Si.
lG.——(‘ullifi.\ :nv‘l zilzeml ml hint.
TICK. j
. (THA .\ll‘.-\lt}.\‘. lli.. Swot 16.7-
L t‘hurl: s \V. Pa: in 5. illinnis All Aun‘ti'
ltlLVS.
So-pt. tel—“In (”still-9
(1‘~uiw\_ football pructn-c )v'sto-riln}
lel) men turned out i‘nr pinctice.
Hr rrnu it
“till lltllll‘ on i‘;\S\'. “on!" on; ______._____,__
“‘M” on. hm m-i not tum ”w :. lNDlvll'iiNlH-ZNFIJ (151(2an .
li’u k \Mlh 4hr l'lsl >- bllni. in making .\ I’EFNANT. .
,his ExE-lh )wsle-rilu}, of.“ lizciwr Mayne. . hillh‘KlWGBE. AltL. Stew. if; ~-.lntll‘-
lmmx h.- dnn.» hunw on: rm» :p.p.lm.u-. by defeating: M‘dskngo-i in.
‘U‘t 5* (113ml 35.th of a .donizleJiC-adu r
XinclM-r oi his humus cum. win n new. it r'l'T‘hu‘. practically cinch-Hi
Smith. the l-Inglisb evangelist. who last 9
Sunday begun :i; revival in
city. for not e-i-vn lht‘ vollcction pans;
3
.nl church. iii-v. l-Irm-st l“. McGrtworint the rmirul nit-clings :iri- lmmunefln
will perform the cccrlnou)‘. lfrom theft.
.. 1 Dr. \\'. \\'. T. Duncan. pastor
gregaliun unit. slrnlllu: lho- small
are used in goth-f
i
3
Lloyd George
official residence in Downing street.
ARI-2 GIVEN LONG TERMS.
._._.. from a chill. and that it would her
The longest sentence :4 impose-d .li necessary for him to remain indoors at
this term of the Criminal Superior‘R‘W days. , .
court were on two automobile thieves; ‘
<.. ‘ ’9 . . ’ ‘. 2.‘ ‘ .; . ‘12:.
yesterday afternoon by Judgc [Lid “‘i ( A”. “Q\ ( HALL! \(ul Rat
I). Haincs. when llt' sclll hrnvslli NEW YORK. Sept. “3.“le
Knapp. formerly of New Britain. am.-
Edward Richmond of Roxbur)‘. Mass"
to state's prison from six to
lyears. Both men had previous police
records. They stole two automobiles
«in Bridgeport and pleaded guilty when
nrminged before the court.
. MASKED GATHERIXGS mump-
“EN.
EIL PASO. 'rex.. Sept. 16,—Tlie City
Council adopted. on first reading. YES—
Supporters ,of. the «or-
dinance say it;
Klux Klan.
.9
,lub.
call.
"Thia‘ is 'Mr.
the club man said to; theater-rant.
"i do not understand good."
torrent said. \
“I am . Hr. Dean—fStuart, Dean."
9‘0)» yes. 3’98.
eleven ~
terday. an ordinance tot-bidding public
. gatheringsor demonstrations cerium.
ed persons. Pet-min from the police“
chic! are nece-ary for malted balls
- or carnivals.
is ‘aimed at the. :Ku
Stuart Dean, pnmllmnnfacturer. is
a member of the Indianapolis Country
Recently Mr. Deanteiephoned
the club to arrange for a dinner. One
of the Filippino servants answered the
Dean—Stuart Dean."
the ..
now I t, understand.
Eat-hooners Vagrant and Sonnica today .
' began a two hundred-mile race {on
1th.: ape M'ay challenge cup. originally
‘ofl'ei’cd by James Gordon Bennett n:
1872. They were sailed by their own-
ers. Harold S. Vanderbilt and H. S.
Shonnard. respectively.
The raec is to Five Fathom Light-
ship. oll‘ Cape May. N. J.. and return.
and is expected to end tomorrow.
I#_W
ckRelief .
l
1
i
Has a Chair...
WI“
Mfilfll‘dhcre “it“ nu runners on tin
ul lh‘quax'c (;ill’tll'l!. has discovered already gtwcutyrix with mu» on illlSI' uml h-n
.‘inll 'l‘hPOIlt‘l‘t' Ulscn. Ol'lhnt l‘lltshtlrxh surely is :i dopraved'wnh two runnv-rs mi tiiu‘ HAWKS. .
I Ruth mudo- his ri-corol in :hv :;:\:m«'
HT‘MHK ut the Norwalk l.‘nm:"t‘$!xltl0.‘- {employed in inkim: up ll... ofi‘crinzwplnxrd from April 16 to St-plvml r“- ’
' c-t‘ .Junv
.\ii. and Mrs. Chorus Tailor nmiél'lruory “(‘lhodist l’zlllSl‘ODfll church of August ‘0" cuch month. and so my
tin-re. M'.‘ N“"g"””“"‘ “it‘ll"! H Prim-.3!“ “"d Mrs. JON“ ”"h’vm “1w“ among lthis “ll-‘3 “Mill” mended that the con- this month in» has wallow-d the lull;
tin ”or ecu-n honn-rs. ;
Ruth has until tlctubcr in which to‘
add to his new
In“ DEMAND l-YDR TICKETS.
t‘i.l2‘\'l£l..\.\'li. .
v American League pennant race is
X!“
base bull club for world's series ‘llf‘k-z
cts than the- club mm :illot, it the in.
dinns win the flag. according: 10 1.:
"Fans will sure tlu-niscirus postagp'
pd ung'nnd our oificc t‘orcc izecdlvss work i!"
ithey will discontinue sending applica»
Yesterday Luncheon was scrvm! in .bem-tit ”f his health. l , . . . ”ml
the dining-room after the turds. l lNli‘JiNESS, Scotland. Sept. 16 mu“ hum}
Those present Were: Mrs. Leon er‘t‘l.l Mrs. Jumes Golden has returned *Ast—‘oclntcd P""SS).—“L0rd Dawson.g
M1... MN...“ "mg 51.1 John “um .rmm :1 visit with Mrs \‘rHiv S. Clark 'DlLV-“h‘hm extraordinary to King
nugh. -Miss Mabel Thatcher. Mrs. in Far Hills Farm. ilmth, Mass 3600mm has been sent for to attend .
Frank Sanger. Mrs. Elliott llrowu I — gMV- {Joydfiorgov tllP Prime Millisit'l‘: ‘l‘arm‘r‘l‘
Mrs. Hubert Bishop. Miss (‘orncna Miss Nancy llyrnc. u!” Brooklyn. ‘Who'Is sui‘lerlm;~ from a chill and ncu—l
(mt-H. Mrs. lmhcrty. Mrs. Bancroft. Nrw York. is visiting “is“ l'1|lzilh°lhl:i”mfl i“ (lairlm‘h- it “13.1mm
' r ’.. . , ‘ ' Sleu‘us. of Flax Hill Road. - orenoon. . .
Ru: .‘3‘:'.’.“:‘.:..‘.::.'.';:.: its: .2...“.:;‘.::= » n W ..
April
irlouts. in May he :uldvd lcn mun.
have
l'l‘hursday night. that he was suffering" be “1de “Own"
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Lust 1;. .llu Sullllu‘u‘slt‘l'n League penutnt for
"5‘:
i.-
mnril
in
and .
lu‘ t'l'ai'kul out iin
be made thirtmu. in Jul;
ma rk.
Michael J. Gambia
Sept. ltl.~—~All ho"; h
applications :
thi- Clcrrlnnd5
LlL’t‘itlt‘tl. mere
rvuv'lvml by
Plumbing, Tinning
and Jobbing
q
busincss manna-T.
3 Tel. 2846, 11 Reynolds St.
East fiat-walk. Conn.
' Mr. Barnard said. "Many that
already received will have to
'r’s easy
one: a trinket counta- or
. mm; orto
up: use
me moncymediods easily
become habit; a habit that never builds
to carelessly push a greenback
slip through atmluet’ , _
an over
a ~genermts
; c
. Cultivate Ithe habit: that makes it
3 pus a‘greenhsckortwo
”h theteuer’smécbgawslip
:sizeoifafipistoaqsifegisce
will» «build: robust W553: flutwill
helpyoushou ti‘i’n 82m. .‘lwhen 799M
mgh li'flnr
swindle -132;
Smith Not-walk --
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