Window Draperies“
filming
mum and
'bll“m
Also lulu Curtains and}.
8901035150.“!
sud he colors.
EKBANKS
UNDER
Ma Mm anti-norm. m
so. Roawmm
Far-s. _. _-.
ElTY NEWS
wfilquwv
‘1‘“. \assnr College girls will meet
on the lawn 01 Hillside school tomor—
m afternoon at 3:30.
Lincoln Council. No. 4. 0. U. A. M.
will hold an important meeting this
evening at the rooms on Wastfinoton
street.
/
~—New showing 3 Peggy Paige
Dresses at Mint;
T“ ’13. of c.. No. 411. .1. A. will 116111
.. '4' shoe this evening in the club
rooms. 22 “test avenue. The proceeds
will be used to purchase uniforms and
other equipment for the football team.
—-Soft hats and caps at O'Brien's.
was—-
One of the. evidences 01' improving
business conditions is shown by the
announcement made by the Lockwood
Manufacturing company that. com-
mencing} on Monday. the hours will be
increased from right to nine hours 11)
day. the company working live «1113's a
week.
———Rc»ynolds' (‘ldvr Mill open for
season. oston Post Road at Sctlb-
m-r Ave. Grinding dnii3.
_.._.._...—
Iioward Tit-ll was arrested this
morning charged with a violation of
the ten-minute- parking section 01‘ the-
new traffic ordinnnco. The arrest was
made by l'ntroimnn Frank S. Str'th
ton. Mr. lloll will have 11
with other violators oi‘ the ordinance
before Judge \‘oshurgu in the down-
town court tomorrow morning.
“Just received (1 full
Grey silk stocking for $2.110. Kepler's
Shoe Store.
About 50 Visitors from 1.5111) \VoostI-r
Council 01‘ l111nlmr3', and 2.3 11111101
from ”lire Brant-h Council, of New
Canaan. were 1-nto-1‘tuim-vi last «Welling
at a ri‘_'.:tll11r met-tin: 11nd sutial ti1111
by the mvmht-rs of linnnr'r l mimil
.90115 and lmuxhtvrs ol~ l.il11rt3.,
their hull 0'1 \Vnshinzton Strm-t. l-‘ol-
lowing 1h:- lmsinvsu 11111-11111:
.1111: was: spvnt with minim-1 :11111. 11.1111»
Wmm
hearing,
fashioned.
1 . Louis Avrick went to New York city
today. He will enter the Mt. Sinai
Hospital for an operation.
'Kutumn began st‘i‘Tozao o’clock
daylight savifig'time, this morning. )1:
will last until 4:08‘ o'clock .in the
morning of December 22.‘ ' '
—-As.ron Kohn's tor Autovsupplies.
+—
The case of ten violators of the city
parking ordinance are being heard
this afternoon in the uptown city court
before Judge Nehemiah Candee.
-——Why spend $3.00 for a silk stock-
Hlng when you can buy one just as
good for $2.00 at Keeler's. .
An eight an done-half pound son
‘wns born to Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Crom-
well. Jr.. Monday. Sept. 19, at the Nor-
waik Hospital.~ Mother and child are
doing nicely. 1,
/
Judge 6min H. Light, in. Carl A.
HmtrOm and Calvin L. Barton Re-
publican candidate for Mayor will be
among the speakers at the rally to be
held in the Rowayton Hose company
hail, Ilowayton, this evening.
._.......—-—
——Sundny table d'liote dinner at the
Hotel Mnhuckemo $1.00. Served from
11:30 to 7:30 p. m.
.______——.
Complaints were made to the po-
lice. yesterday. that the Street De-
partment was not collecting the gar-
huge from in front of 225 East Wash-
ington street. or Liberty Square. The
complaint was referred to the Street
Department.
———Sunday table d'hote dinner at the
Hotel Mahackemo $1.00. Served from
11:30 to 7:30 p. m.
Charles M. Aldrich. of 93 South
Street. New Haven. reported to the po-
lice that while he was near the “'ush-
ington street (lrnwbridge. yesterday
afternoon. his automobile struck and
knocked down a six-yenr-old girl. who
lived on Spring Street. The child was
uninjured and refused to give .\lr. Al-
drich her name.
~1lcynolds’ Cider Mill open for
season. Boston Post Road at Scrib—
ner Ave. Grinding daily.
At 1“ o'clock (S. 'l‘.) tomorrow
morninxz the ‘Snft-ty First" motion
picture. as “(-11 us the (‘llarlif’ Chaplin
picture. “‘\ liog's Life." will lwshown.
rim» of ch11 1~-,:1-_ at 110111 thr- l‘alnt‘c and
ill-gent Tln-ntw-s. This picture is l11--
int: shown under the auspices of tho
lm .1l Police Department. as pnrt of
tin "Surety \\'1-13k" program.
i --,H11nil:1_v tnhlc d’nntc dinner at the
111011! Maiuu'kI-ino $1.00. Served from
113010 7:30 p. in.
1‘
1 1-‘ rank
night 113
Kim'h. was urrt-stvd 111st
l’ntrnlnmn John Smith on 11
thr- (‘\"'11-’
inc. litvr’ru-slmu-nvs wr-rc- Mm gnu...) ’uarmnt (lifll‘L'lllt; him with assault.
’ "l‘lw .11.,1111 ml assault took place on
-pr .‘tlitnvllll: 111' l'rmri' l'ain'v So'ptuinlur lfith. Kisuh lining :illehcd
Jlrcsscs at Mintz's ‘ :to have assaulted Stew.- Klsvh. The
1'1151- will in- 111111‘11 before Judge
.‘l.1\1vr .14-1‘1'111i1l1 lmnmnu is 1111. firm-1:1- li. Yoshnrgii in the downtown
511:: .1 "My “m “HM-qt“): which 111' “up 1'111111 lt!lll()i~lt)\\' morning. Kisrh 111-111;:
(‘linsrvl tlxuuuh 1.. Hamilton .\1i;1'11~'. ghihm‘ml undrr hands of $3".
(‘1' 1'1 ltlmm‘vwli .~<llr~1~t. (Vihvr Iriz‘ill .-
Iil'ni'dv \‘»'l111 3111131 HM“ 1211:: which il;- l" —Bu‘y yourcom 8" 118171311116 Osm-
Ht'r'ur‘wl 1-1 w ‘ 1 c: . -.i _.___..__.
(‘11'11'1114 liH't‘l:l1:,’1lni1l‘ll»'1:I A‘t'fl"”llhm;',::" Ti".- 'l‘own "lurk 11ml 501901111011 “'1”
Mr”,- :m “an 111111'1113 m”: Malcolm 111- 111 ‘Il-Ssloli to‘morrow from 9 :1. in.
T.n\‘11 ul' 1|11~ 1.». 14111 11! 1l\1'1ll'11'i:‘:“ .111 111111] Y 1“ ill. (Sililitlill‘jl Thu") at. ”if"
77.14511"; t11111'1111.’ 1 11' .1111l 1‘lu'st 1'1 '“w” ‘knnrt room. Town, Assembly
Mot-111w 0‘ ”11:11 Cup”. .1 “mm“, 1-:. hull. l-lrst district for the Mini session
‘I‘txiltlsln-"
—A.‘<oi‘t hats and raps
111 O'Brien's.
,-
1 p"0Dl'l‘l_\'
Trusses and Surgical
Appliances
Special room for fitting.
Stiiison-Powell Corp.
SO. NOR\VALK
‘ this year when voters will he
"l‘hnso- who lune not as .vv-t lwcn 1n111l1-
"Hindu."
voters this your. :1nd who 111-31er to
~11!!!) :it the coming 1411411111 and
whose applications have 11111111 film]
should not full to appear to-
11101‘1‘0‘3‘.
_. Suva 1noncy..hosicry at Kl‘t-lvr's.
disturbance about
\w-re complained
last. evening.
of the Bristol
flirt-“l. went to policy-
hr-ndqum‘tvrs :11 2:20 o‘clock this
morning. 11111] Shirl that in- hells-V1111
that :1n attempt was living 111.1111 1;)
enter the l ’"scopio i‘rnstt‘ mm»: m\ [’11
trolmnn “311111-10 Sammis w-ni in i11-
\'1'sti1:ntv. and found tlmt tin-
ln-nrd 113' Mr. Mills cnmv i'rnm 1h»
lock on the vault in the hunk
1111,. .
llnys. creation 11
the Concord school.
or to the police.
Joseph Hills,
“’11shiumun
llotrvl.
111135111
nmo
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—$‘.ott hats and caps :11 (l'llrien' s.
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Exhibit “A”
by putting vour val-
It is lllt‘, nltl, (ll‘l 0f
the squirrel pun-1111111.: fur the
future 113' Sim-111;: lip-l'tltitl for
the day when 111ml 111111 1 111*. :1
plentiful 11:; it is just no“. Tilt:
>1111‘Y
uable papers, jew-
elry and silverware
'31 a safe deposit box
at the
old. old stun “111011 is as strong
in the «111111-111 as 111 the human
—S1-lf pmtcction
Are you Storing away for
that rainy (1113? Are you saw—
ing during your prosperous
years to have plenty for your
old age? $1 opensa Savings 51C»
count here at. 4 per (3811‘? inter--
‘1
1‘,
South Norwalk
Savings Bank
est compounded four tunes 3
"year. ,Irovide!
FRANKIE.»
- Miss Elizabeth Franks.
Alumna. .IoIinFnsake 01:"! Host
street. and Hugh P. Msrron, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Marx-on of
35 Smith street will be married at
7:30 dead: to at St. Mary!
church. The ceremony will be per-
formed by Rev. Thomas J. Finn.
Mr. Marron is an (ax-service man
12 American Legion.
f rey Post. N o.
C., and is a sergeant in Battery C.
Guests at the Royal James hotel
last night were: Robert Atkins. oi.‘
New York city; Miss Emily Stuart,
Mrs. Frederick Bradley, _Miss Hattie
Bradley, Mrs. 11-. '1‘. Bradley, a_ll of
Saugatuck Conns . August P. Kunmg
and Wife. of Philadelphia. Pa; Mrs.
Charlott K. Kunzug. of Philadelphia,
Pm; Mrs. Edwin Slavery. of Hartford
and Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Deare. of
Cleveland. 0.
Miss Mary Cunningham of Eimwood
yesterday afternoon. there being six
tables. The prize winners were Mrs.
LeRoy Montgomery. Mrs. ’George E.
Ernest. Mrs. Irving Ferris, of NeW‘
York. Mrs. Charles Hoyt.
William E. Mutthewa.
were served during the afternoon.
Amon‘g those from the First. District
who are intending the New York-
Detroit ball game in New York city
today are Edwin Meeker.
Busch and Jack Guarneri.
A quiet observance was made yes-
tcrday. by Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1“.
Pressuer. of the First District. of their
second wedding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Montgomery or_
“'ilton avenue are spending two works
touring the New England states by
automobile.
Sci-scant llryan Silk is enjoying a
day off today from his duties in con-
partment.
A complaint about boys making a
disturbance in Mott avenue was re-
rrivvd by the uptown police. last
night. 11nd investigated.
The new home of
1.01111. in Lafayette street. 1's prartlml-
ly completq-d.
is living dom-
1. Finch.
113' (‘on t rm‘tar Ola r9000
-Aaron Kobe's for awnings.
“.1-
linuulas Fowler “1'. ll. (T. .\'o. 15.
will meet this evening at S o'cloek (D.
'l‘.). in G. A. 1!. Hull. on \Vnshington
sii‘vvl. As many :11; possible who can
:11'1- urged to 111101111.
The old homestead of 1.. E. Schnei-
vr, in \VI-st Norwulk. is bring nu
niodrlcd. The homestead was among
111-1 first to ho erected in Norwalk.
111111 is over 100 yours'o‘ld.
—Cosl at lowest prices amt: and
'l‘hv l’rnnk (‘. Godfrey l‘osi. .\‘n l;‘.
winter.
_.
TOWN AUDITOR DECLINES
Refuses to Go to‘Home of Selectman
to- Audit Books—Loses Post
“Ill/TON. Sept 2fi_~A-‘-.\'h~ " l'nu'n
Audittur (‘. M. G. Gregor) 1.111111
lie. would 111111111 :1 31111 s. 112-111
he would K0 m the homv . 1
John Knapp to audi! H111 1.1111
Selnclnum Knapp 11min 115 1..
11011 of nudlinr \‘1l1':il13.
13111113111 11. .1 11111111.~11 :1... -.
Mr. lluhlwll mi 111 11.11 1'1
annual audit 11: 11:.» 1.1111
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lxnapp 11: 111m"? 1111 .1». E 'hv
hooks lltl‘.1- :1l\\.1\.- 1.1....
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EVERY PERSON
entering our door is assured
of receiving fair and courte-
ous service, regardless of
relationship to this bank.
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“1» 1111‘ Upt‘lallnfl‘ on the
Pl'llll' iplu that no 1 to serving
this cunnnunily and that no
matter 1111“ small your busi-
moss and whether or not 3011
1111111 dcpositor of this bank
.11 1111 every facility and ex-
perience that we have at 011!" 1
disposal is at your service;
. TVs are interested in'maak?
mg a city which. everybody
will be glad to be in and of
which evoryeitimni maybe
. proud. We mete make this?
bank an example 0! com-
1‘ munity t—-.-s place in
which you will £3le at home.-
, Every department's! bank.
1 in; mm is Farm-
era, hm men and wage.
workers are invited to open
accounts.
‘71-
and is a member of the Frank C. 6100- .
Veterans of Foreign Wars. the K. or .
avenue entertained at auction bridge .
and 311's. ~
' Refreshments ,
Edward .
nection with the Norwalk Police» De- L
\Vllllnm o. Moi
The cousirncllbn work.
Ainrric'nn Lemon. will hold an inx’un- f
1111111‘1‘
111 1911- ..
oi Hong Kong. A controvem of 1
' Prices until further mom on all fruit
It ms popuhrgmm move in.
.diaeddmdhas rum hundreds- otm
this manhunt. "
12.14
The Home of Good Clothes 1‘0er and W omen.
NOR-TH MAIN STREET
.—.
THE DRESS
01" THE SEASON
Here are the dresses which
-carry the keynote of the Pa ll
Fashion feature.
Rich, becoming and beauti-
ful in every line 1nd touch of
design.
$15.00 and UP'
JUST THE ' SUIT
FOR YOU
11005611111 «111.11% 111.- straight
line front, the finger tip jacket
the profusion 111' i'.ur the nest fit
at the lupin-all 111111 more, are at
their best in this honest of the
new fall suits.
. "$25 and up
Special Showing and Sale of
Jersey Sport Dresses
1
lion (hulf'l'. tonight. in its rnomn. 1111
the (‘vntmi 'l‘iiist i‘nrnpun)‘ infill-1111‘ l A
Plans {01 the affair how- two 1-11111- I . 0 .
pl! '11! and it will 1m :1 11111111 51‘1‘t‘i 1v: ‘ l
ladwnrd Hughes it. in i‘lllli‘L’v .11 111,-»: l All sizes-All Shades
(11111139. This will in- tlw 111V! .11 .1: 1
series 01' weekly dances to hu 1.. :11 1111-. ' ‘
THE HAT
THAT TYPIFIES STYLE
And here is the model which will make
the wearer the most modishh dressed
Woman of the
$3.98 to. $7 .98
season _
Distinctive features of so many types of pleasing dress
here that every woman. will find just the costume best 5111 .;
her personal indiifiduality. ’
*Xc’ fusiveness
11:1»
The Skirt for Sport W621;
Simple but unusual in the dashing 1‘19: 11 0f
the fabric, perfect 1n fit and outline, each of 1...,
skirts await the women who wish 1.11..
$7.98 and up
("ii-(11;.
NEW SUITS, NEW TOP 6011.5
YOU THE “HIGH S11;N-1;1~;
THERE’S NO SIGN or H11 11 11111119»
11115
t
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" 5.111: 131.19%“
They ”re as low as good quux
thing less would be unfair to 3111..
New materials, neu color
old guarantee of Satisfac'111111:.\‘;>
$25 and up
’ worrwse" "\‘
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AN!) stnmtinr: growing out or Fortmruese.
“-1?qu to reclaim land along 15'3-
l'tnt'l‘t' l-‘l hS’E PENDING.
(nvfltflflolll has culminated in the bring
11 Portuguese police launch by
SHANGHAI. China. Sept. :33. ,
Hu- Associated l’n-ss).——-“’arlare islnn
innnnwni between forces of the Chin ‘ 1111119110 soldiers.
1111- Southern Government and the;
Portuguese at \incao. a seaport and
deprndonm of Portugal. 35 miles west.
C
i '..l \SH Ill-IT\\I.I‘I.V l‘lll‘l‘ifil‘.
ee er’s
“1119 Store That Saves You
Money."
NOW SHOWING
w
named Miss \Ynltz.
and say she's
11111'1‘3 11.1111 1 .
Philadelphia has a cvnsor of 11:1111‘1‘>
Now don".
”iv to“ 11 .1
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leading: Try a classified ad
'ii‘
. The other day tau New England
Gamay Co. made as important an-
nouncement to 1119- asset that the
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l1
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ice cream sodas would be 10 cents
and also that
would wield-afi‘ Seaman-rem
o! the various cum otters! st
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' notice the edger-once behveen a
Mmmof money and spasser? 0m:
”germ he manages mkfii‘i’
a of his earnings for
3mm“ his money
. as fast flu §ets
. possessor loo 3 ca 111
3 W while the pass-
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