in the near future.
BITlJNEWS
9‘23.
at Austin‘s Garage. Phone 1950
South Norwalk.
ibiorwnll; police have been asked to ..
dry to iO.‘ilU‘ :1ii .iiitomobilc stolen Although ”‘9 Jltney injunction was
(\ltitmltd \ :ieuted at 2 o'clock this at-
tcl'noon b5 Judge \Kflebb automobile
tsiiriw -s on the llrldgeport- Norwalk Bus
line ween still being operated. 1: is
not ('xpt‘f‘llll thnt they _55'lll be inter-
fered with by the police.
110m i‘uriniilli. Muss.
”The Mnlinckc-ino Hotel will serve
table d'bote dinner at $1.00 for the.
season starting next Sunday.
Netti} A. Hem-loin has installed an
Intoinzitionul one-pipe heater for Mr. _10_ Dancing Lessons 85. Private.
luorchouse in his. new residence at No. Pulleys Tel. 71057.
, 28 East Avenue.
( hurlcs Raymond of 93 1 l5 nunili
--—A {151 good 11.112: iiiis in used ems Oomph iiiied lo the pellet 5esteidit;
nt Aiistin' s Ciziriigi I’ilOllC 1950.;1hm he “ as being nmmyni 115 a Hun-
South Norwalk. Rarimi who lties on Lex. ngton avenue.
' coming to his home. and sn5ing tl :.it
1
A number of plains for fall and, in 055119 the propirty “here Rmmond
winter iii-t‘ixit‘ii-s \u-ii- disc-used {It tlii lint-i 11nd that it i5'mond will have to
Inn-tiny: of Lincoln t‘oiincil. No. 4. U. ”1051‘ away.
1'. A. M. held last evening. -—-—-—.._
. —Soft hats and caps at O'Brien's.
-—-Sot't hats and caps at O'Drleii's.
Contractor Fri-d Hodges expects to
The Tiger Football team will hold commence work on Monday mmnl‘sr
thcir practice tomorrow morning at 10 0n the alteration of the building on
a. 111., (l). 'l‘.i at the Baxter grounds. North Main stint oeciipiiil b5 Menii'g
All members are urgently requested to drill: stow. . :1i1il mxmd li_5 .liiliim
be present. t'l‘i-iiilto. 'l‘lii stun will In dlyid: 11
._.__.___ liiito two stores. and :1 iii-55' front will
-——-Co.'\l at Farris and Guns. l-i- plum-d on the building.
l
Attliiii S.:.il1llu1n ol T'tS \\':islii11:.- ;
—Aaron Kohn's tor Auto supplies.
ioii Sllttl i'~ipoitid to the uptonn po-t
iicc “1 it lily liii y~cli ii: 111 lit 1 n stole ii' ('misiili'rlilvlc comment has liccn
hnin in 11-0111 (11 tlii- .\'or5\.1lk lilil‘:tl‘,\' him-1i cencci'ninlr scclion iii of the
a” 5:411 o'clock lust night. l‘ht' tiollt‘i i'il5 |~:lli\lllL’ ordlnnnci which says
are “Hyungunng, {that .‘l‘lll‘lliOliiiCS awaiting employ.
__.___._ :iiiii.l shall park on High street. the
__1:(..,\ni.is- (‘iili-r .\lill open for stilll‘lt'li} side thereof. This would
flcnsoli. i:lt.~ii|ll I'(I.\'l [limit :11 Scrih- mini; tlint automobiles coulil park .it
ll"l' .\\1. (liiiiiliii::'1l.itli. tlii iiiiiclidn of High and \anl strt-i‘ls
jcotnplcli-ly blocking tilt" street.
1511 will] \lm (limitr- Junta ot i’iii- __
mm, ..11-. .mt \511111-1 (‘Uiiillgru ~Soi‘t hats and caps at O'Brien's
ii-uw tniiimri-w for :i \\'l'~‘i('5 :iiltomu-
1-111- 11.,» in l‘i-miilt-iici l:. l. illiti other .‘lnny Norwrilk Republicans: today
jllllllim 111 um ii-st. 'nri- :1ttr‘ndit12‘the dinner of ”16‘ Fair-
itirlil (‘oiinty Iti-pulilicnll
—-Coal at lowest prices Harris andiwhii’li is ruins: ill'iti in tho Sirullivld
Guns. ;hotr-l. llrldc‘cport. Among lilOSFil‘.
.. ‘tht- dinner are: Deputy Sheriff Nth-.011
Francis l,;illi (it it? l:.i_\mniiii shrill. ilrncilitft, ill'ltlllV SlH‘l'ilT Edward “.1
(.mnplnm..] to the wallet l..~'l niulil 'ilOllit‘llS. Slate liilwcsenttitivc Hnrvcv
that Janus \\'llson «it ill“ snmc 't‘J-i‘ lC-‘Iit. Sizili' Senator Ncltcniizih
(llt'Si‘ hull zissuliltt-tl h» r I15 knocking ('nntlit- and Town Chairman I-Idiiiund
‘ller (i0\\li and “fill tltt-n pulled :1 kill?! FIJCrowe.
on iii-r. ‘l‘lii ninth-r is iiiititt inventi—
wnmi 1.5 it..- litilivt. i—Aaron Kohn's for awnings:
-ile5nolil~r F‘iilci' Mill open for .\lliirl \“I‘iillllz. through his nth-r.
season. iloston l'ost Hood in Scrili- ill-5's. lx'i-oirli .\‘- Gander. ii 15 Hymn-.1
her A\e. Grinding (iiiily. stilt llLinliSl tlw Norwzitk il1\t\lHHiIl
- ‘ . l'or dulnugi-s iil‘ $1,000. on 11 contimt
‘ '- -' ~ “ '4‘ ;\‘ili('ii\ill‘ had with Hit-in. luiiil iii
. inst .'orw:1lk Wits :1ttucliwi for $1 “1:"
~ Trusses arid surgical this morninl: by Deputy Slit-till l'lii-
0’". Appliances 55'nr1l ll. lioulcns in the lictioli. “liit'li;
is ri-tiiriiulili- to the Uctolwr term 11'.
7 s[it"i‘iai room for fitting. thi- Court of (‘omnion Pleas.
--Buy your coal at Harris and Guns.
Stillson-Powell Corp.
SO. NOTHVALK
., , J
The police received :1 report at lziit
o'clock this morning that an automo-
hilc. n touring Cur. had struck the
electric light pole at the corner of
RV dun--1"f"zfm “" "' '""_ Franklin street and Flax Hill road.
P and hail jarred loose the rct’llector.
{E :3 'l‘hi- lnun who witnessed llit‘ accident
lg; :iiid who Niki that his name, was
:3 ’55 Young. brouirht the reflector to police
‘33 iii headquarters. lie said that he 552-15
i.” .94: unable to obtain the. number of the
i. [ii car. _ ’
I: ‘
1'; ll'
. .
“Em . u ' ”
1:?“ .. Gypsy Airs
_ “ 1 played by Helfetz
I Resolved to Save Y fin d
M, on thi! new 8m“?
.1 3,500.00” 1 a: as delightfieg ”the *
. g {Q t series iasu two
\tlliti (illt‘ (it‘lltl>ilttl‘..“ill “fighgdim .
3: \IV months liliil it 111 f - . .
r'lilll. '1 iii ii i detetmiiied 'i {hi-“am" ' A
1.. to slivc $.10 in four .; , 0!“ l c ,3 .
’ months. Again I did it. i I“ (hump‘ggw'). ‘i
i believe it is wise to set I :' melodious air horn“!
n I it to SH ya a small 0 0 p ' ““1““ in a m
amount in a definite . H1 lng t . i y the g; a
time rather than to set
a $1,000 goal two or
Today. tonight or tomorrow.
three yea rs ahead. perhaps, a burglar will sneak into
t . - - your home. w_hip out a gun ready
1 V0 been usmg ”“5 to kill—if 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.
mystem for yea 1‘s. ’ ’
Perhaps this method.
trill help you. Try it.
.Th e
South Norwalk
Savings Bank
"1’.en Monday. Nick
Get your money out of danger
and into safety. Debosit it in this
strongbank and have it when you
want it. Get it safely at work for
you at the safe interest rate of 4%
‘a year.
CHY NAIIBNAL‘
ii: i: h m M“ 8m 0!.- Co.’ a store; Stamford was married to
{:1 .5. tonnes and other mm Louis Bergen on Tuesday. in St Aloy~
2;: 4,. w‘ 13““ (16811331116. slus's church. New Canaan (an mail?
.4 “L." - return from Niagara Falls. t ey w
:15 JOSEPH DAVlS '3 “30m W m reside in. New Canaan
ii: 3’5WA summon. 511255131 1:1: ‘0 84-50 It What“! - . ' . «
:5. SO. NO W ALK r... Opaque Sinde- in dark Green. Whit. A very pleasant surprise party wast
:1' K ‘ '3‘ m Tun colon. tendered Mrs. Bessie M. Taylor. of
:1: "‘ ‘lif _ Madison street. at her name last even-l
m = E K BANKS ing by about a dozen of her :riehds.
33: - ,3; ° . 0 the occasion being her 50th birtfiday.
£2 1?? N amok E30 m, During the evening games were play-
Eii New Fall Hats 'ggi U DEB SO. NORWALEK ' ed. the winners of the first prizes be-
‘1?! :3: _ Ptrig Miss Amelia C. Wenderoth. and
:= or 33, , Miss Ethel McLean. and the winners
3).: 1;; The Republican Women's Associa; of the "booby” prizes being Miss Har-
if: Distinctive Style :52; tion and all ‘women interested in the fleet Holland and Mrs Taylor 39.
351 5:, Republican party Will hold a mass freshmen“ were served and the party
1;: ' lg; meeting in Red Men's hall. \Vashins- broke 'upi‘at a late hour. all baving’
1;; C. K. and Stetson :32} non street. on Monday afternoon, SH" passed em enjoyable evening. One or
3:1 .23: tembcr 19th. mt 2:30 o’clock (D. T.) 'the features; of the evening was a
:1? _ 3.: . ——-—-—- “rainbow" at the foot of which Mrs.
S; 010th ms in Nebby Pat gii —Donnclly‘s Victroia Store. 18 80. ‘Taylor discovered tht‘ pro5 erbial "pot
531 terns, $3.00 and Better K2: Main Street. is open until 9 p. m. of gold "
£2 5?. every evening.
95 New Neckwear '39 —- BRISTOL WOMAN KILLED BY
Jri ‘ :1}: Meeting of Douglas Fowler Women‘s TRAIN.
2%: $1.00, $1.50 53’- Relief Corps. No. 15, was held last "'—“
~55 ’51—: (vening. and was well attended. A BRISTOL, SPM- l7.—-Ml‘s. Mar?
.5: “'i“°“““‘° “m“ ““1 *e‘resl‘mem‘ ‘Vafiiifimim‘ifi €12?.$ilfr§-b§13ih?°i§‘33§
ZiilEEiiEi - A ~ 5332;531:521 Egiggeiitafii’e as; 2:: 2533;532:3312: street crossing today. and died in the
—A few good bargains in used cars,
association ‘
Miss Nellie C. Smith. welLknown
cashier of the Acker Merrall & Condtt:
passenger station, to which she had
been taken in the baggage car. No
. one saw the accident. but it is assum-
ed that Mrs Carroll was taking a
shot. cut. which leads from her house
and runs for about lull tee; along tht
track. She was struck by the enginei
pilot. Two sons and three daughters"
sur 'i5'e.
I ts
Jlingt‘ ord
Carroll came here from ‘Ylti-i
“go—F.
F'I‘OLEN ACTODIOBILE RECOVI‘R-i
EL) l
NEVV HA\'EN,Scpt.17.——l.ow “(1—1
ter in a reservoir on Shingle Hill.
West Haven. today. re5ealed a
“drowned" automobile. which “hen
salvaged. answcrcd the description of}
one of two cars reported stolen from,
Pennsylvania. t55o months ago b5 thel
Metropolitan District Police iluri iu. !
il’RESlI)E\T l\ H:\.\fl"l‘0.\' 1R0 \DS.
WASHINGTON. Sr pt '1'. ——Tlii 5
presidential yacht Muyiiowei', with,
"l resident ii: iriling and :1 \11(1tmi1 ;
‘:pirt5 aboard. was anchored earl5 to-
'dny in Hampton Roads. accorilim: to
wireless reports to the .\u\5 liepiit
ment,
“”ARCO AN‘EI’TS CHALLENGE. 3
lattling \Vnrgo. according: to his.
manager. has accepted the challenge
of Young- l.1eox nrd. to tight him ":im _
133“. Siblings?!“ ‘8 “”1"”; to W » TEMPLAR 11121.11 11.55:. HUNDRED GAMES
wt “A...“ WiTHOUT ERROR
Local knights 'l‘iinplurs are much BOSTON. Sept. 17,,.;. hundred
intei'rstcd in ill" stiite field day to DC‘gamefi Without an error will be the
NEW ENlilllNll DANDY
EfljREDUCES ”“6133
AT ITS STORE!
Popular Move by Lead- .
ing Store in Its Line
Wins Trade.
The other day the New England
Candy (‘0; made an important :m—l
nounccment to the effect that lltti
pricrs until further notice on all 1‘: nit
ice cream sodas would bv ltl tents
3plus one cent 55':1r tax and also lhnti
the famous French Vanilla. Chocol-
:,ite Stri55bei'r5 and 1V izcii lee Crcnm.
“mild be sold at {.3 (‘llllfi per quart i
It 55:15 a. popular business mo5e in— i
.dr-cd and has nindu iiiiiidn-ds of new
custonicxs for this store. ’lht, quality'
of the various confections oti‘crcd at
lthlsiestablishment is always the best
and it goes without sayingthat at the
{110“ prim-s the high quality here ‘WilL
be mmnaintd. All ice cream. syrups‘
iserved here are inside on the premises
under ideal sanitan conditions. Get
the habit of enjoying 5our heat here.
he South Main St 1 hone 952.
1“)
l
3-:
Another caries of
wwwwwwwm... —MWC.M__ ..
MALLORY HATS
We carry Mallory Hats because we know there
isn’t a better hat made—quality, style and price
considered. 7
And our judgment is backed up by that of a mil-
lion American men—who buy Mallory Hats every
year. Isn’ t that the sort of hat: for you these
da5s?
Rogers 69’ Stevens
NORVVALK SO. NORWALK
held :it ilarti‘mii. Suturday. Octotmr‘fielding record oi Slutty Bltlniiis‘ first
R
The fiilcl 11.15 comes in comiection.baseman ot the Red Sox, it he com-
t.y\\';1sliirstmirniiinizinilen No.1 ofgpletes thed first game not toda5h
its 1min :ii1iiiwi.<.i»5 (liiimn com- double hea er 21:11. 'nst " teago mt
mung.” .11‘ um cit} t-\p(cts to StiltilOutr misnlay. “dis record of fieldiiile
:1 iJlY'gl d. leg..i.~n trier ection is sat to )e 55'.1t .out para
'l‘li(- \':i'iou.~ ionimntiderics in theilel in major 198?“? annals in the 99
utnlf‘ “ill .1111 111 turn. nurnlicrslgames helias played since )125'30.
1.1111 the l mm:- will doubtless be an will? hi: :ieaigtii: tut-{10:11.12 911120“:ch
lllll)():~‘ll‘.g‘ unc l‘;ist Grand Com- :2, PS '3 r 11 CR 1" ~
maniirr A1..." \\" 313.100,} of N- “- cepted 11156 chances 996 oi nhich weie
”a...“ 11:. i... m.,,.,g,...~,.t g;.,.dipuloiits and 66 assists His fielding
marshal. "=‘liv exercises of the d 1." percentage Of 999 is “"0 pC‘ntS bettet
than the highest record tor a season
that by Gandil. first baseman of the
\Vhite Sox in 1919.
will 51056 with :1 grand lziill.
-.\ITZ.\D _\L\ IN".
m .\l.\RK.\BI.l-‘.
lH-Zt‘nlui.
ioxpox. Srlli. a: (i p. Mediti Guests at the Royal James hotel
the liampsliiri- Cl‘it,‘l\'l professional. Elzist night were: J. '1‘. Morgan . (3 wife
made 11 renmrknlilv i. ....1 in the Sta— '01 t‘ liarlcston. \K'est Va.” J. 1\. Con—
son Jug: cl ost’d in 1111 two innin‘frsi‘neu‘
he made the splendid .icuii mate ol 3 -‘
173 runs. this ltt‘il)g.r11:1\tiago of
69.1 111115 tor izii1in'.’ll.i> :1 . l1. s‘
in the hastI been ('\(£‘(‘Cll(‘ti 011i5txl‘15 '3‘. :C 1“ Hall of '9“. York CHY; Em”
Hayward. ”f Surrey, in ~11...“ and M‘ -Altmmi. Chicago. I‘il.. Mrs. C. S. Fels.
A1...) 31.0. of gm“... in 11.51 .X. C Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jacobs and Elisa
Russell ol l.s.s<\ 51.11: mi suond leiid— iNanm l hilips. of New York city.
tin: lintsniiaii oi the 5(zir.l1:'15ing uni
it\(.‘l":li.lt oi 54. runs pet inning as
his uvernkt‘. ‘
F: R. “'itson. of Yorkshire
ion-tins: bowler of the season
{ll “it'kr-ls at a COM Of' 11.19
apiece.
lien Guianter. .1“
Henry Cammeyur.
Jack Shom'cz'.
ot New )ork city;
of (‘liic ngo.lll..1\iorris Tcuberg and
l READY TO HELP YOU
was thei It you are subject; to biliousness.
1r.kmg‘gus. bloating. sick headache, wur
riméistomach or other ‘ills that result
from indigestion and constipation.
‘—‘__“T""‘—‘_" iyou can get relief with Foley Cathar-
Climlrs Nero. 55ho “as recmith itit: Tablets. They are. .a, genuine.
hound 050 to the htsht r court for his wholesome. physio that affords
part in a Wiles of thefts in this city. prompt sure and safe relief without
was 5-1stein15 sentenced to a year in’ griping or pain. J. '1‘. Os’born. ll. 1’.
the pcniti i iiary. but was reliased mill). 1. Lucas5ille. 0.. W1ites:“Foiey
probatlm. in report to Probation Ofii- Cathartic Tablets are fine. I had
~11
.1.)
ccr Joli. l’. Lawrence of this cit5 istomuch trouble. ! took l‘ole5 Cath-
'l‘liis 55' i< 'lie KIISDOMI made of the artic Tablets and now I can int a115-
(1‘th in 11.. liigliei courts.1'thing."-——Stimson—Panel! Coxp.
W’ ‘T. .. ~ - .. -. s. .
' 1-1-55 sroas ‘i'HAT MAKES Goon
Newell & Murray
CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERB
153 Washington 8:. So. Not-walk
NEW FALL CAPS
Regular $2.00 and $2.50
$1.65
The
CLEARANCE SALE
Is in Full Swing
ottlieb’s l
%
SAVIRfi
’3 easy to carelessly push a. greenback » .
overatrinket counteratlmghatickzt i
window; or to slip an over-generous ' ‘
tip to fliewaitaer alter awe-costly
meal. Such money methods easily
become habit; a habit that never builds
anything. detivatethehabitthat mak‘esit
easy to am push a ortwo
through f: 1 1? ficuflerhwkbegsrtaslip
‘ ‘ "'1 size ofatip into asafe place
- banking time. 'I'henyou ‘
will build a robust bankbalanc‘e 6'1;th .
help you shout. I’M WW war-o ‘
minty bashing youtg ice-inc: also:
O'DOR‘I’UN I'I'Y
WhmMWM-umm sue-s.
Brown is vogue
for girls’ coats.
Noted instantly m the new collection of handsoma’
coats for g1rls-—fact that brown is predominant .7
Number of shades of it, to be sure.
But all rich and warm—looking and beautiful.
Splendid new styles have appeared.
Few of the costs show influence of the vogue"
wraps. Lines of women’s wraps have beemmodtfied
made girlish. Clever indeed, are the coats which bani"
resulted.
.i‘i Ash '
Then appear coats with capes; little tiny half—Cage.
in some cases.
And coats in straight pleasing lines, With belts, and ‘i
with fur collars.
J};
Often collars are duplex afiairs, may be bittoncd‘PZfi- '
give very same efiect as a fur choker.
Velour is favorite fabric, and in several 5 'eig'bts anq
grades—each of warmth and service.
Sizes 6 to 16~— $12-50 to $37. 50
For girl who like. navy blue the best. fine variety 0
pretty coats. One girl declared they excelled the brown
Second floor. was”
Such novel edges
for collars and c1 .3? 3.
What a charming new use of color l
Here are organdies with embroidery 111nm
many colors.
Some are to be cut out in points;
11 solid fashion.
Here are liemstitehed edges. here far
And in all and over all. the glow of l c .1tif111 0010
and the appeal of remarkable designs. 15¢ to $1.50
Venisc edges in a number of patterns ranging fro
the to four inches in Width: ideal for set... And Venis
sundings for vestees are 9 inches wide. Distinct beans;
111d much variety is theirs. 35c to $3.50
C(‘DLCI‘ aisle, rear.
Metal and color ,
fore or 1:1 such.
Dull ricliti- 3<s m aiitiitue Sll‘ or an i of s‘cel. snbduedi
vlow of R01 nan gt;:vltl Mia t bunny they give to those!
leco‘rations of nutmp for shad“ nod for £21111: vwork.
Artistic and unusual patterns, $01111. intricate
Milne simple but all of rare effect. Many Widths,
11053115.
\l'itli them. to give their light touch to shades: for
‘~e(lroonl (for illustration) dainty French roschud trim‘
ning. and lovely tassels. and fringes of. silk and o
’iiCllliiC. . ’
Easv to match or to splendidly contra
italics-«1211120 to $1. 50
C1 nter aisle, rear.
H0131r about. $25
Or $30, Men?
Got the idea in your head that you ought to 3 wt a
unit or light. overcoat this Autumn for $25 or '2!
Y on can do it Right now. Right here
Come and take a look and see. just how 5.1 n l theystre.
Suits are all— woOl and new patterns both as to styie
and fabric
Small checks, black or blue vvith White pcngtl ~tripes,
plain blues. good fancv mixtures.
Single breasted or double.
tailored.
Topcoats are either raglan slipons or box coats or
plain Chesterfield models.
Homespuns that’ll stand rough usage. sturdy her-
ring bones and quiet plain oxford.-.
Good generous money 2,— worth in everything that
counts to make a suit ortopeoat $25 & $39 :;
Main floor. rear. '7
Double-Service suits.
cordur0y_ $12.0
5
1 them ‘
" be userfi
ones.
sonic
tilt-EC
the different
(i 00d fitting. Well-
rOy !
‘ His tailors work on nothing else. And how :ast am!
well they work l .
Firm sewing, thorough tailoring, —these insta. fggoog
service. '-
' Seams tint: won’t ftp, Whom that so;
Boys’ Double-Service suits from a specialist' in caring,
Norwalk Chronicler