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JosEpn DAVIS
35 WASHINGTON. STREET
New Fall Hats ’
of
Distinctive Style
C. &; K. and Stetson
Cloth Rats in Nobby Pat-
terns, $3.00 and Better 1
New Neokwear
$1.00, $1.50
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111- 1;.” v .111; manning Loan and In
Wehllll'd.‘ I. <tl('liill'Ji' will moot tomor-
row.
'1‘]... S--,.' ill-er rum-till}; of the Bar-
be1;:' linin'. will bc held tomorrow
ovcnlup; .11 C 1.. l‘. flail. \Vashinmou
Direct. 4 ~...-.._ .
Ins
Jam or. V -;
has
Ing
Mentor to ll A.
A 111001114: of thc mir commiltu- of
(lourt Nor-run. F‘. of A.. will bc
lucid innighl
Elli NEWS
Sund'xy l-1hlc d‘h‘ote dinner at the
‘lolcl Mnlmckcmo $1.00.
0 to 7.30 p. m.
awn rd
and m: {11tcv'nntionul'
Hegelcin.
Mobil,
:1 L No 1' rcslc r's ha] I,
let stroll Iv‘irut District
open: on Onlnlmr 10.
.__~___
-—.Buy your coal at Harris and Guns.
'J'llm‘ni: V. liurkc, 01' School
filrtcl, 1'llj-’)_\"-l :1. fisizir‘rz' trip yl-stcr-
day. Mr llvn'lEc rcportcd calcium: :1
Cot'pli'. of dram good sized snuppcr
lD'UO-H
9
Served. from
Mwitz. of 6 Ridgc strcf-t
-.l lhc contract for plunmb-
Oncplpo
“21 -
The fair Will
Alurm‘ 6": r1c-mlifir-s or Monkcr (‘vroh
to bunny-.1 11} .1.tnmnl1:lc to Hurl-
IOH’l 0!. FH‘HIUJ'», U192? 11th oiling H10
oulinp: :1111 Pclrl do? l:-’-‘d llii'lll. 'hv
auspicc: 1;." Sula (ino'lo 111 ("l .Il'lLl"
K‘ak I'Jl'li
-—Conl 21' Harris and Guns.
l.l'l.u|.r,'li llil' snowy. is on. not .‘i
mluglv 1111cl_c1;1‘ ll' ' l1'9t'll . l'L‘pl’)"l(ll
caught in loco! vm‘ ‘ From this. it
it. l‘r-li’-\'_‘rl that 11' = fish will not be
(numb? 111 this mfilflll this you". Ova.
tormou. l'mvri-w-r. rrpor'h-d that, Long
Inland 91121.1} is; tillul with schools of
)nnckm'll, l.'ll for sown “1.15011. or
0‘]l(l‘, tllc sclioo‘ahllw not comu into
lhc liru'w ill:
lln rllm‘.
slight occidrnt was report-
Ollly 011:1
cd to llir- ”Mm-.11 pmim (“or the
‘w('(-k (-1.11 .11 lll‘tnr'llll‘liz‘ truck own-
4'1d by \Nllli'rm lifi'eblw’ul. Of' Sprinti-
jicld, l~,..:, 11ml ournlr-ri by Zodman
3.. 1:1.l.\-‘ n’ H1. vamp city. run into
an anion wlvllc (nu-1..“ (l Mr Edward
(took. of n :wlmm strhl-t Saturday
vvlirh‘ :17 T1” .11. :11171 \Vllz' «tr: (is. ”(un-
ne'c W11 sli'rlll and ”NH “:15 no .1r-
rout.
=—-* . - f m
C
1 Trusses and Surgical
1'- Appliances
! , chclnl room for fitting.
1 l _ __..._— '
I - .
= Stillson-Powell Corp.
SO. NOR‘VAIJI
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“I Re solved to Save
$50.00"
said one dcpositor, “in
six morths. I did it in
four. Then. I determined
to save $50 in fonr
mouths. Again I did it.
I believe it is wise 'to set
out to save a small
amount in a definite
time rather than to set
a $1,000 goal two or
three years ahead.
I’vc' been. using this
(System for years.”
Perhaps this method
vii] help you. Try it.
The
South Norwalk
w
E. K BANKS
UNDER ammo um
80. NOB-WALK _ .
‘George Thorne Hill. Jr.. is’:"having
a lino concrete walk laid in front of
histnst avenue property.
~
Contractor Stephen Ungvary is
getting along nicely with the remod-
ellng of the old Downs house in Flux
Hill Road. and hopes to have it ready
for occupancy next month.
fi—-—_
—leing away 51 Hoover Vacuum
Cleaner free. See window at Don‘-
nclly's.
'l‘hc Mizpah Circle of King's
Daughters of So. Norwalk Baptist
Church hold their first meeting for
fall and winter in that church, Tu'es-
(lay evening. Sept. 20th. at 7 o'clock
Standard time. . __ An".--
Thy funeral of Miss Dcvercnuk. for-
mcrly of ,Norwalk. but recently 01‘
llm'llord, was held at 9 o'clock this
mommy; from St. Mary's church. Rev.
Thomas J. Finn officiated. Burial was
in St. Mary's cemetery.
—Coal at lowest prices Harris and
(i'nptnin Richard Hendricks, of the
Third District. enjoyed a fishing trip
zil‘lcr snapper blues ycsterdny. The
high winds. howcver. interfered cou~
sidcl'nbly with the fishing although
Mi. chdricks reported having made
a fair catch.
been madc to the
bounding St. Paul's
(‘hurch yard. at the root of the \cht-
port avenue hill. An opening about
thirty fut-t wide has been left so that
motorists who 10311 control of tlicir
cars can enter the church. yard lhs-rc
instead of knocking the rcnce down.
lcpairs have
stonc IE'DCi‘
Commnudcr Joseph l'irothcrtou and
Aime—Commamicr any “’crnlc- rclurn—
u] from .\'cw llnvcn Sagurduy nigh!
hill-1' nlu-luling llu- thrcc-(luy slulc
(:onu-nlimi of thc Amcricnu Union
hold in llll" 'I‘:1t'l hull-l. 'l'hcy repro-
sth-zi llll‘ l’l‘llllk C. Goilfrcy Post. No.
l.‘ .\ lull rcporl of the convention
\\lll l‘n prrscntml ul Kln- n1-\l 1111411111;
nl' llu local post.
- Sum! 11 undo d‘ note dinulr :1t Hu-
lHotvl .\l.1l1.u k1 mo $1.0".Sc11cd from
ll: ‘1' to 7.30 p. m.
(‘lwsle-r l1‘. Clark. of Hi Quiutnrd
:11. 1.1111. l'cportc-d to the police that. M
o'clock this morning. 3‘11““ 110. was
«Minna his cur from Madison intr-
l-‘x'nnklin slrccl. anolhcr cur. bound
for tlw down. and going: :11 a rapid
1.411 of Stu-ed. struck his car. bending
‘hc right mudguard 41ml also touring
llw 11'.er front shot- and rim from his
car. 'l‘lw Ollll'l‘ cur. thc rcgislrution
numlmrs of which “‘93P? L‘onncclicul
1
11'1”. did not stop.
.\n :nliourm-d meeting of tho" com-
mon council of thc city will in- hold
tcxxmrrow cycnlng at 9 o'clock (ll 'l‘.l
in thc council chambers :1l (‘1ty linll.
l‘l1lll1lsi1cd business from liu- l-ml
lllltlin: “ill ln- brought up and tl1-11n
u'i'l :1lso lir- ln-nrings r111 tur- prnpusmi
clmun‘c «1l'tl1oll1-y poll-s 111011: thr [wr-
lcn Point lrollcy line in final, Norwnlk
as xvi-ll as on tho conswucfion of so-w-
("s 011 Charles 111111 Plait sin-cl in l-Zus’l
.\'rr\\:1lk. and Cedar strcct in tho Sac-
Ond district.
r—Anron Kohn's for awnings.
bé—fi—
A yalching party of young poor-1c
and tllcir chnpcroncs. loft from 'hc
Norwnlk Country club dock this
morning at 9 o‘clock. for n. thrcc-d'ly
cruise to New London sci other
points of interest. The trip is bring
madc aboard thc Snclma. Mrs. \Villiam
H. Todd's yacht. The following Wor-
wnlk rosidcms arc guests. 311$ Louise
Close. Miss Sylvia Cowlcs. Miss Doro-
thy Cowlcs. Miss Carrie E Gibson. Lo-
lnnd Closc. Albert Browcr. Gerald Tay-
lor. lirchard Rcunclt. Mr. and Mrs.
Edward B. Bennett and Mrs. Todd and
l‘.( 1' daughtcr. Miss Natalie Todd.
Hiding It?
perhaps, a. burglar will sneak into
your home. whip out a. gun ready
Today. tonight or
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.
Get your. money out .of danger
and into safety. Deposit it in this
strong bank and have it when you
want it. Get it safely at work for
you at the safe interest rate of 4%
a. year.
" 'Eas’t NOr'walk.
There was a good attendancfltthe. 7
dance held in the Royal James hotel
Saturday night. Speidels orchestra.
furnished the music.
Mr. and Mrs.’ P. W. Brooks." of]
West Rocks road. returned home ves- ‘ > . .’
terday after spending several. weeks
in Maine. ,
A son, Ralph Lewis. was born Sat-
urday' morning to Mr and Mrs. Vv'll-
llam H. Gehrmann of Bayview Place.
—A few good bargains in used cars M
at Austin‘s‘ Garage. Phone 1950
South Nor-walk.
The winter Schedule of the Connec-
ticut company went into effect-this
morning The schedule was printed
in full in Saturdav's Sentinel.
m
The Wilson Point Co. Inc. sold to
August Materue‘. a. wholesale grocer.
of New York 1.06acres of land on the
water front 1t \Vilson Point. MP
Mr. Materue will erect a large stone
house fOr \ear round occupanm and
Mr Malerue and his family will make
Nor-walk their permanent home.
An invitation dance will be held by
the Frank C. Godfrey Post. No. 12.
American Leg-ion Friday night. A
committee headed by Fdward Hugh“s
is making plans to make the dance a
big success Sexeral leatures will add‘
to making the dance a real succesaz.
—Aaron Kohn’s for Auto supplies»
1.
1—
The condition of James Leslie oft
New Canaan, injurcd Thursday. in an
automobile accident in Ncw Canaan.
and who is in the Stamford Hospital.
suffering from a severe concussion of
the brain and a. possible fractured
skull. is said to be somewhat improv-
cd. Hopes are now held out [or his
recovery.
considered.
lion American men—Who
days ?
Louis Diamond. who conducts a;
Vulcanizing and service station. 011:
Marshal strleet. has given tlu o! l
the lot adjoining his station .15 :1 MW
pnlking spacz- for muone “ho “inlus
to use it. for .my I: ngth m timc 1111:
“iii hclp frcc North \l.1in strtct oi
some of the congcstion from parking
cats there and “ill also 1111:» rgh
people from \lolaling the no parking“
Us!
NORW'ALK
We carry Mallory Hats because we know there
isn’t a better hat made—quality, style and price,
And our judgment is backed up by that of .8 mil-
year. Isn’t that the sort of hat for you these
Rogers 69’ Stevens
buy Mallory Hats every
SO. NORWALK
5(ctions of tin llcw trailii Orzilminu
with relation to North Alain strut.
i
l
l
l
l
The 31u1\'o_\'-'I‘arlo\ Post. Velq- 1: lllh Thi- first {“1101ng of the season of
of Foreign “'urs. nil hold .1 mull”: the 51 M0? mt‘mhcrs 0f Gram» Church
tonight in ‘llcd Mcn's hull. <1 cond G. 1“. 5 Will lic held this evening with
n . Miss Kiltlll’sl‘lll‘; Know. 1 Jarvis place.
Office» will br elected and Olllt'l‘ buss
‘mcss “ill bi. transacted.
illslrht. All mcmbcrs hm 61 incl:
uucstcd to M1 present brcnusu- “10
\zu-nucics in 0ll1cc um; lo M1 lillml. 'l‘l‘l'
linul upon 01' lhc (1:1 1'z1i1‘nl commit?“-
\\‘ill he read. it is t-\]1('Cl('<l 1111-.
1111011 will Show [in Int procculs in
about $3.51.“). 'l‘lu- [inst 0x111 cls to
stuff :1 mcmm whip drixc this moml.
——Dm1nclly's Victrola Store. 18 So.
Main Strcn. is open until 9 p. m.
evcry cvemng.
ill!
in:
The \otin: machines “iii bw placcd
on cxl llllli't‘. and for llFll‘UCllOl‘l in a
low d..\s, m.» having ban i-rccted in
the 10‘ my :1: 1111_~Cit_\' hall on Saturday
oftclnm-n. .\ numbcr of people, who
E—lzuymond Bros. huxc rcmovt «l
(10:11 Hid Bunk llldz. to 1'4 \Vuslllug-
ton Stl‘(‘( t. Hu¥lllllld illoi k.
n
Guestsa at the. Rand Jam“: l‘Dll'l have "on tho machines before have
ow-r the Work cud were: Mr mwillmcn showing ‘lllnsc vino are unac-
Mrs l' C. Thompson. ol Sunni. .\' Equalntcd with l"1111. just how the ma—
J.. 3111. and Mrs J. I'Irncsl’ imam» 'chincs work.
loun. .\'. \'.. .‘llr. :mvi Alh' ll ll. -——————~
“0:111. 0f Cicvclund. (l. Hm link-~11 ~S1lndayt:1lvl. u. l my diumr at the
Surinmirlil. Max... .1. M v.1: “tn-h- Hots-l Malmckemc $1.21: Served from
inmmi. [1 (‘.. llmx-nrd lmn 1. Clo- 11:30 to 7:30 p. 111.
“mind. 0.. 1‘. l-‘ Gmuvtl, .lll'l Miss ,
Lurilr [-2 (Hard. llrnokiu \' \fi. Mr Tim l'nitld Status Civil Scrviccl
and .\l1':~'. ll lllnommgdriln. Miss- l1‘ln:1-.i{(‘ommission nnnounu nu examina—
l‘. l'riu. 1.011, n! v. \v 1‘...“an Maw. ition for thc position of Postmaster at;
». :thv Durham and G¢,-0rgvlown Post-l
'l‘l1i' (MN- n!‘ Jump? ngggitn, pro.1(lfil(‘9& On Oct. S. 1321. Applicants.
I‘lll'lnr m u... Nurualk howl who is must rrsidc within the delivery of tho
clznl'mwl \\'llll.l‘h.lllllll1.j .1, ”mu-1‘”. 0mm for which llll' application is
I'I'll \\lll1 (luilxr'ou.\ \nnpons, “‘us (‘On- 'mud= . Application blanks and ‘i!l~
lllllll'l unlil Thursday morning hygiormalon can be obtained :1! the
.ludgv \':l1ominh .nbm c offices.
(‘nmlrc In tho up.
M11111 mly court this mornln: Bonds' “'—
nmnuml at $3.011, ('onsldm'ahlc in- ———A f1 w good bargains in used cars
"H's! is lll‘lnH lulu-11 in this caszc lw- at Phone 1950-
Auslin's Gnrugc‘.
l 1 '
cnusc of llll‘ lcnmh ol’ timc that chips— lSoulh 30"“3‘k
w] lu'1i'0ll‘ Locum was taken into cus-
lody.
DIES OF FOOTBALL INJURIES
FAIRMONT. )‘V. \’a.. Sept. lily—Mar
thew Knryachich. aged 20. of Ben-
‘22 :wood. died in a hospital here, yester
ThatCher Furnaces day from injuries receivedrin a foot
sional teams there.
ball game between two semi~profes-,
1 Karlachich was injured in the sec-j
ond quarters o {the game, complaining
of pain: in the abdomen. During the
third quarter he returned and played
the remainder of the game. Shortly
alter the final whistle blown. Karyn-
Cllll‘lli was removed to a hospital.
vhcre an operation proved unSUCCESs-
fui.
c HIGH ESTEB me Plus}
Mulw w for “We:
'8“ Gold mm:
“with Blue “"‘
Is.
Tm I. mute. 8- 'on
3111501113” BRAND PILLS.
Whom nmwwmnnm
Agent for thc Famous Thatcher
. Pipel‘ess Furnace
It you are ready to purchase a
one-pipe heater see me before
making your selection
Price Reasonable
Service Prompt
Stephen Miller
All View Ave. Phone 397
EVERY PERSON
entering our door is assured
THE STORE THAT MAKES GOOD
Nowell & Murray
CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS
153 Washington 32. So. Nor-walk
NEW. FALL CAPS .l
Regular $22.00 and $2.50
$1.65
SOLD 8' DRUGGISIS EVERYWHERE best results.
EMERSON HATS
FOR MEN WHO CARE
A hat in which style. price and
above all QUALITY travcl
together
Priced at $3.50
New Eight Quartered GOLF
CAPS at $1.50 and $2.00
COMPLETE LINE CF MEN'S
FURNlSHlNGS
Costello
Men’s Shop
21 NORTH MAIN STREET
il’ II .- ___ -. ‘~.”
The
CLEARANCE SALE
Is in Full Swing
.
V:
Gottlieb’s
Advertise in the Sentinel for the
\
of receiving fair and courte-
ous service, regardless of
relationship to this bank.
We are operating on the
principle that we are serving
this community and that no
matter how small your busi-
ness and whether or not you
are a dcpositor of this bank
at a’ll, every facility and ex-
perience that we have at our
disposal is at your service.
SP‘ID“
SOVIR
We are interested in mak-
ing a city which everybody
will be glad to bejn and of
which every citizen may be
proud. We want to make this
bank an example of com-
munity spirit—a place in
which you will feel at home.
Every department of bank—
ing service is offered. Farm
ers, business ‘men and wage
workers are invited to Open
accounts.
p fl‘he People’s Trust
'r’s easy to carelessly push a. greenback
over a trinket counter grtluoughaticket
window; or to slip an over-generous
upon the waiter afiel- a too-costly '
meal. Such money methods easily
become habit; a habit that never builds
anything Cultivate the habit that makes it
push a greenback or two
the tellerOf
size atip into a safe place
til banking time. Then
will build a mbust bank balance thatw
help you shout,“ I’M READYIWhm
many beckons &
ononvun ITY
’s wkkegorto slip
you
oppor-
you Q come along»
' resulted.
Brown is vogue
for glrls’ coats.
Noted instantly in the new collection of handsom‘
boats for girls :——-£act that brown is predaninant. 1
Number of shades of it, to be sure. _
But all rich and warm—looking and beautiful.
Splendid new styles have appeared.
Few of the coats show influence of the 7
wraps. Lines of women’s wraps have been modified
made girlish. Clever indeed, are the coats which
Then appear coats with capes; httle tiny half-cm
in some cases.
And coats in straight pleasing lines, with belts,
with fur cOllars.
Often collars are duplex afiairs, may be Llfitoneiifl,
give very same efiect as a fur choker.
weights anj '1
Velour 18 favorite fabric, and in several
grades—each of warmth and service.
8.... 61° 1..., $12. so to $37. 50"
For girl who like navy blue the best, fine variety '
pretty coats. One girl declared they excelled the brow,
Second floor. t
“I."
1.
' Such‘ novel edges .
for collars and cuffs;
What a charming new use of color I
Here are organdies with embroidery 111w. them id
many- colors.
Some are to be cut out in points; some 111.13! be used
in solid fashion.
Here are hemstitchcd edges, here far. ones.
And in all and over all, the glow of bugntiful 3010
7 and the appeal of remarkable designs. )53 to $1.50
Venise edges in a number of patterns ranging fro
one to four inches in width: ideal for sets. And Venis
bandings for vestecs are 9 inches wide. Distinct bean.
and much variety is theirs. 350 to $3.50
Center aisle. rear.
Metal and color
for shades and such.
Dull richnc SF. of antiquc 91’: 1r and of steel. subdued
low of Roman gold; what luamv the» give to tinsel
decorations of guimp for shadcs and for f inoywork.
Artistic and unusual pattcrns, some intricate
some simple but all of rare effect. Many widths}:
designs.
With them. to give their light touch to shades In
bedroom (for illustration) dainty Frc‘nch rosebudrr n
ming and lovely tassols, and fringes of. silk and ;
ihcnille.
Easy to match or to splendidly contrast the difl
shades—421,120 to $1. 50.
Center aislo. rear.
HOW about $25
or $30, Men?
Got the idea in y our head that you ought *1
unit or light overcoat this Autumn for $2501”?-
You can do it. Right now. Right herc.
Come and take a look and see inst how good they
Suits are all- wool and new patterns bobt h as to stiIe
and fabric.
Small checks, black or blue with white pencil stripes,
plain blues, good fancy mixtures.
Single breasted or double.
tailored
Topcoats are either raglan slipom or box coats or
plain Chesterfield models.
Homespuns that’ll stand rough usage, sturdyvhom
ring bones and quiet plain oxfords
generous moncv ’s- -worth in everything thaf
counts to make '1 suit or topcoat $25 62
Main floor. rear.
Double-Service sults
CordurOy— $12
IBoys’ Double-Service suits from a specialist' m cor 1.
my
His tailors work on nothing else. ;A.nd how fast and
well they work l
.Al
:52
Good fittin
7 Elm sewing, thorough tailoring,—-these' mSlli‘z
service.
Norwalk Chronicler