TURDAY SEPT. 24. 1931
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1051‘; PH DAVIS
«WASHINGTON. STREET
So. NORWALK.
; $3.50
§ $5.00
, $6.00
" $7.00
Take any step you wish.
They are all new hats
of the right style
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1 (‘liurles Molt. of Clit‘l' street.
\tll'\‘-'llll(. is improving nicely
v1. Inn-us which she received
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Sufi hats: and caps at O'Drien‘s.
. .m-s of the ten violators of the
l: .1101»: ordinance was continued
_' 1V1 nick Monday
\. lblllllill (‘umlee in the up-
: hurt yesterday afternoon.
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—-C‘onl nt Harris and Guns.
'1I1 cm» of Joseph Legato, propri-
-l~.~ of thc Norwalk hotel. charged
nth aggravated assault. will come up
at. {1 o'clock in the uptown city court
outlay morning.
”Sunday tuhle (l'iiotc dinner at the
Idol )lalizmlcemo $1.00. Served from
"(to ”:30 p. n1.
ll):
'Wliiln in llnrtt‘ord yesterday. Po-
( Scan-uni Bryon Sill; run across
Ollf‘l‘l t“. Millard. t‘ormrr steward 01‘
v ( Nonrulk Country Club. .\ll‘. Mil-
'(l is now cmmectml with the linrt-
out clun.
——Dommlly's Victroln. Store. 18- So.
‘aln Street. is open until 9 p. in.
very evening.
'~ Victor 7.1110. of Holden and lv‘runklin
(nucvs. cmnplninul .to the police
( lt'l‘(l§l_\' urn-moon about a gang of
1‘s (lltillllL' :1 (FisturluinCC lit-{tr his
me.
——Buy your cool at Harris and Gun.
John hlcf‘urthy. of 2:2 Ctvnter nvc-
r- pnrtwl to tht- police that his
bit \( lt‘ lmd been stolen from the Nor~
My”: High School Tuesday afternoon.
'l‘iir 110‘11'1' are investigating.
1m»,
-——Coal at lowest prices Harris and
Guns.
owned 113‘ the Nor-
tim‘l OPCrulf'd by
An automobile
‘Wnlk Strain laundry
‘, {ii-lmrd llcnllricks ran into 11 car
“mu by Thomas A. Skelly in upper
Llll .‘trert yesterday afternoon.
‘ln: to l-nth mnrhines was slight
. tnr muttcrwms settlrd amicably
.. m. n in. two purli‘s concerned.
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.Trusscs and Surgical
Appliances
1" Special room for fitting.
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' Stillson-Powell Corp.
50. NOR“‘ALK
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v :r’fifiiifiu £2.23"- ”hf... .
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n mum-u- u m I" .3...
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by putting your val-
uable papers, jew-
elry and silverware
EH; ‘ ‘ik‘Z‘JTM?
in a safe deposit box
at the
South Norwalk
Savings Bank
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"Open Mandy Night.”
‘ their houses.
afternoon by -
New FallClothing' and»
F3 . . a. gs
For Men sud Boys .
Arriving Everyi Day
It will be worth while for
you-to look over our
new stocks.
Prices Are Right
momsm
Domino Shade- ln dark Green. White
and TI! colon.
E. K. BANKS
axons ammo am
so. 1:0an
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notes Court .resldents complained
to the police that boys on Sound
View avenue were throwing stones at
SPECIAL ,
Boys’ Corduroy Middy
Suits $3.95
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5.1—“
r—Aaron Kohn's tor uwnlnga. -
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Notices hme been stint out refer-
ring to the current event class which
is to be conductcd bx l’lot‘. Bu1rill of
Columbia.
"Rogers 89? Stevens
Norwalk So. Norwalk
Report was made to the police
early this morning of a burst water
pipe in the Concord street school.
The Second district water department
was notified and attended to the mat—
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Iv‘. “'oodtord. of
Simsbury. are the guests of Dr. and
Mrs. Ernest F. McGIrcgor. of 60 East
avenue. '
—Soft hats and caps at O'Brien’s.
Mrs. E. F. Taylor, of 18 Madison
street entrrtained an automobile par-
ty of friends and relatives from
Bethel. recently. In the party was
Miss Keith of Edinburgh, Scotland
who is touring Connecticut.
There was a good attendance at the
(lance held in Orem's field in Wilton
lust night. A. large number of Nor-
wulk residents enjoyed the affair.
A continuation of last week's exhi-
bition is being held today and will he
l‘cid tomorrow by the women artists
of the Silvermlne colony in the \‘il-
Inge Room. Sin-ermine. Only the pro-
ducts of the feminine talent are be-
ing: exhibited.
A fight was reported to the police
late last night as being waged in
iMnce's saloon at the corner of Con-
necticut avenue and Cedar street.
,(‘onstuble Morton was notified and.
settled the fracas.
Final pr‘epamtions are being .mudc
for it Republic-tin rally to he held on
Tuesday evening. Seplt-lnber 27th
Red Men's hall. \Vushington 'street llor The Conn. Light & Power Co.
A number of well knonn smokers. ‘(luring summer vacation. has relin-
whose names “in be :mnounmd rite-r. finished his position and will resume
will lie pnscnt .1nd C'mdidulis for‘lllS SC‘lenllfic Slum?!“ ('11 the 26th in
olllce on the Republican ticktt “ill the Junior class d1 SIC‘\PHS Institute
also appear. of 'zl‘echnolog} Hoboken. N J.
Herbs-1 t D. \Vincheswl.
the town clerk are
First. District
select m e 11 :1 11d
-——Sot't hats and caps at O'Bricn's. . . '
__ holding a sessnon 1n the.
T1“: (“TIM 01‘ Mrs. Frances Hultl oftPOIH‘I :onm. 'I‘lm‘n Assembly hull. i0-
Harbor View Bench. who last spring Win) 101‘ th. purpost- of making \otz-rs.
run into (uni Seriously injured little" lili'zi Inuniti-r of (-h-ctors weie
lx'ntlu-rinc l'iccionc. 01' Smith streit. ‘lnullp'v HHS M-uTmmn The Scssinn
at the corner ot’ South Main and Opt-nod at (1 :1. m. and will continue
Monroe streets. will be given :1. lieai-llllilxl & n m. This is the last chance
inc: in the downtoun court. llt‘fpl‘c-ln I... made :1 Your before election
Judge George H. Yoshiugh on )lon- 11111,
tiny :ii'ttrnoon. September 26111, at. -————--——
Zl'Iln o'clock. .\ lurgt-ly :1llevntlul n‘mnce was held
. lust night i») tlil- K. a" 1“. Atlllrtic 115‘-
mu 1 v.11” l'runmllc Club g:1\c:-‘~‘Hci:1tion of tho? 1 ntlm‘ic l'nion Conn-
.'l 1.1 lstnm r: l 1 nth in honor of (‘l- NO- 46- in ll": 07‘ f‘. Clulvl‘mi-‘fl‘
dance was the
Misuu 1;..lun (iiittin and Ruth Hula-n ".‘L' \\(‘Sl d\(llll(".
.m‘nlnrst m tln 911213011 1?. 1... 1mm by ”“1
2111;
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nt 11:7 “1131111131011 street. The
was pn-tlily (lecorutcd for thl occa-lo'V'””7"‘“°" “”‘l “-‘~‘ “I? Bill‘f‘l‘mlm
mun. Music “:13 furnishgd in ih(|'1l11- (lnhhouse l:...l lac-en nicivly ar-
Hr: mimic cluli 01cm strzi During the n-"Ul {01‘ ”10 OCC‘WWU “'“h ““03"“
eu-ning Kim of (lit'tcre‘nt sorts “PM: “3'1“” (‘N‘W‘ lliflh‘v'. Music Willi!!!“
hlnnl "llurr wen solos 11nd tlutts'n‘l‘d 1'3 ("’an‘m's orchestra. “3‘5
11* m“ lid in tin lncmlitrs of the club. thingiur 11ml Kenn. ill lv‘usznn l::1.l
(l1. wire of all lll"t In- “is for ll.» all.”
The Knights of Columbus and the: ‘.‘
Lockwoods meet again tomorrow :11- Al ‘1 "Will”?- "i 5"" “WWW" ”'M'
ternoon on the inner grounds dim-I'm!”p of ti" N“""‘ Z:‘ """“v"‘““"""“l
motnl. The Lucknomls will cmlcnvor """Wh “"1.“ In“ ' i: “7““ “a“! ...
to “in tomorrow's name and wind llpthlJ'. ”l" ““3”“ ,<~ “"5"" it“
the series. :19 the winning of the game ”WW“ fl“ “1“ l v "' v" .' """ l“
tomorrow “ill 1116111.), that the lnck- “l" parsonnm. 11* ...\ ‘ ”l" “l
\xomls has won four gnuu-s. out of '~""l~'“‘ 11-h: “‘4 ‘ " l “ W”
St \‘t'll to 110 Pllu'wl. The Knights DUN “'51 "‘ ll""l '7 V1 . ' U ‘ i‘“ k Til“
halve won two games to the l.i‘u‘l;.‘.lmI-~“ ".1 \1.-> \\ V 1 2.. 1 .lm-«vi:
“.0045 llll‘PC‘. ‘l . llu Late ‘41. r' ‘Y.,«. (.1 mlul' .‘i.
gl'ult #4 NH]!- 1114', -1 l‘t‘l’lillfl
Misses (lriltin and linker “ll: .111 "-"U‘l‘ll'vi‘ \‘ iv . ,vt ‘ .11 llw “ill.
Inning for Hamilton Sennul :31“ .1 i“"“" 7 nrl '1 ' ‘»‘-"‘ lll‘q‘ 1111
few remarks to the nimnlurs m llv. 1:1.1t 1“” i"“' ‘- ' - H" Willi: taken.
( luh wishing vtlnv (lulu [111- “(St 1.1K L1,. 1.. ; " ‘—“”""’ ‘ ‘”““‘—"’
lL'HlClng was enjoy-«l until :1 lute lzulii Y- M' H- A: KT'JVS NOTES
when the lllt'llllH-I‘S :1n«l friends (l1-’ T" . r r775"... -.. .
nurtml to tlnvir homes. 'l‘lmsr prrsrnii "pm“ ("Inn‘mli ( ' ”mops 1391'?
Wore: Mr. and Mrs. ("harlos l’.r1t( lYljuhl'Hll‘l ”i 1|: 1.3;“: I {HI-11:” ”I:
Mr. and Mrs llohert “'i‘ight .\1r.:un.l the10(1n1~‘1n.:ln {I}. ' ‘-.._ f3‘;;_ 35":
Mrs, l-I. U. l’uwell. Messrs John i‘r\nr in! XV . ..,l, -.t mi" ' .
:01: NPSU .'. "s "s . v '. ' ‘
(l‘lintxrin H'cuiv‘v \lilrljlletEXll Eli‘hnknhlyifltl The “I" ‘in t on reported
. . - progrc. . ‘ti‘ernl more
(llUlOll. lolwrt Scorn. Clizules Mott. £81111!“ “3;; 01.6 the sea-
All‘rcil Thompson. Misses Louise son ends. 1 .\. plan-d on
'l‘homns. lv. lsie llunnt. Clam Grirtln. Sunday, 0.4.. _ 'zl. n lucal team.
Ruth lhlu r. Katie Robinson. Marie the nujjj.‘ r 1..‘. .».1.nounce(l
Essen. Julin Mott. Mrs. (,‘oru. Scott latpr,
t‘iom Silvermine. Miss Palmer from. The pmnmitme on ll”: site for a new
:va Jersey. Mrs. Edward Clmnce,,110nw {llr- . :1 parted 111i. fl). further re~
Mrs. nynm. “ports or. . "unite? in ‘m made later.
' Seven ravines 1\‘. .t i‘1*(:l-,'l\'(‘(l as
-—‘Rc,vnolds' Cider Mill open for nominatiem i'vn- tlu iwml 01' direct-
sonson. Boston Post Road at Scrib- ors. but they WH‘e Rm: on the table to
nor Ave. Grinding daily. :20 over until the 1 -v irrulnr meet-
,ing to be held on T
ictober 6.
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t
E‘ ‘ RY Pl' RSON
entering our door is assured
of receiving fair and courte-
ous service, regardless of
relationship to this bank.
FVe 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 depositr-r of this bank
Exhibit “A”
It is the old, 'old story of
who has i
in .bcen engaged in engineering senices‘.
. t
Store open
Main min Sci-cot. hidleldllhenye. no
my ’u‘ils
Calendar. says
Autumn has arrived. 7
But shoes for women are
springlike in stifle and in
daintiness and in beauty!
How fine. ’ Isn’t it good
to get away from the old
notion that shoes for
Autumn and Winter must
be great heavy affairs, ex-
cept those for dancing and formal afiairs!
Isn t it fine to enjov the comfort of lowcut shoes
through all the y,ear if one wishes l What comfort in
oxtords and in pumps, what freedom and what grace !
\nd these new low shoes for the season just opening.
are of marked daintiuess and beauty and value. The}
bring ( olor. Thev bring new lines. They bring new com~
binatious and new contrasts. '
by (Hath \xoman who appreciates and enoys pretty foot.
wettl‘.
Blown calf oxfords with
~1r:1iglit till—$7.
Brown Scotch grain 0X-
fnrils with perfOrated vamp
and low heel—$7.50.
Ball-strap oxfords in Pum-
binutinn of two shades of
l)rnV\'ll—‘$R.
Light Russia calf oxfords.
ball—strap model with per-
forated toe Pap—$8.
Smoked elk oxfords with
brown lHC-(‘le and ball-
strap—$5.30.
Pumps of taupe \ubuck
with rich dark brown wing
tips—~$9.
T ln‘ec- strap pumps of fine
black kid—$10.
Bro1v11.cz1lf pumps. one-
strap st3lc, p01 rtnratcd
vamp—$8.
'l:111 Russia calf pumps
two strap <t3‘lt. _- 4&5. 5t)
Bull-strap pumps in com—
liglit,——$8.
face—4,410.
One strap pumps of black
satin. plain and 1‘icl1~——$3.
Brown (illl’l nxfords with
p1 mrflll‘lllt d the cup—$9
Puttnt lcalllll’ oxfords,
bull—strap model—$10.
ism.
floor, rear.
Lion Wheels
drop to $39.7 5.
~‘tl'11lgllt tip—$10.
Man:
who “ant the enjoyment and the saving oi time
money that :1 bicycle brings.
Cut out cartons and jitncy fare!
work on time and with speed!
every angle !
been $49 and $51— .. 339.75
Boys” and girls’ Lions. hnve bee’n $41.50~ $39.75
Lion :m-li bar model, has been $51—— $41.50
Lion motobikes, very staunch. have been $55——
$49.50
COLUMBIA WHEELS DROP TOO
that.
A good long visit with the assembly will be enjoyed
bination of dark brown with
Patent coltskin with I‘lt‘lll
inlay of red kid glowing up!
on their fine deep black sur—‘
Best news of a long time for men and 3 mm men?
:.1n«l¥
Get a man to his
Actually a savin:r f1 om
Lion wheels, either plain bar or rainelback,-price has
hys” suit
yet at: 58-75"
It’s here for the first time in
many montlis:-——a boys all- wool \5
Norfolk suit, and :1 DOUBLE
SERVICE, at $8.75
Two pairs of trousers; the dis-
tinctive feature and the great
durability feature of the Don—
bio-Service" suit ! ,
A coat in Norfolk model—and
in newest belted style with in-
verted pleat at. back.
Tailored from all-wool mix-
ture. either light or dark.
Suit with plenty of good looks
to please boys, with plenty of
wear to please motlier,—antl to
iespecinllv please Dad. $8 75
I
price is
Front basement.
Two fine silk
stocking values.
Sparklinvr values: remarkable because r-f OTeal scat-
city of silk stockings of their sort and :l :1
Full- fashioned >1," lungs. spit 11d1d in
iluster. with lislc top and Stilt”, black or
' cordovan— .
l ‘Mock seam stm kings. exullent we
llisle top and sole, \lllll? or black—-
l
l
l
l
J
u eight and
$1.95
gilt and luster,
$1.
gel". aisle, rear.
Women’s jaunty
i new sweaters—$4.
\K ith fanc 3 VVtCl\Q is combined two colors—and (31133
1 11 1 Cl ‘1 9 “m“? - 1““le and collar of white Minot .1
Iii-own kid OXfOl‘LlS with pumps of patent ('riltsltlfi—:
I
Look different. loci different. Have air of fine
iappeal.
Navy lllllt'k or jade combined wit
Long sleeves. nil-c wciulit— $4
Another sort of slipon has long sleeves and rountl
neck. Those in :‘:1\‘3' n1" tun; also at $4.
. Jumper waists,
i dainty and new,—— -—$2.
Seem to have been thought out especially for wear
with the ser 'iccable clever jumper dresses.
Fit snugly and smoothly and have :1 30111111‘111 plow
.ing effect.
l Striped dimity with plain collar and cuffs and narrow.
pleated f1 out. .5
Striped voile with narrow pleating around collar and
down front.
ll white.
AlllES SlEllNlY
11:30 to 7:30 p. m.
—Aaron Kohn's for Auto supplies.
Keeler’s.
“The Store That Saves You
Money.”
PARlS. Sept. 24 (By The Associ
ted. PrstX—H u 11gary must in
near future completely
from Burgen‘l‘and. or \Vest Hungar
the Council of Ambassadors here.
\
at oil, every facility and ex-
. perleuce that we have at our
disposal Is at your service.
the squirrel providing for the
future by storing up food for
the day when food won’t be as
plentiful as it is just now. The .
old, old story which is as strong I
in the squirrel as in the human '
——sel£ protection,
. We are interested in mak-
mg a. city which everybody
will be glad to be in 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.
Are you storing away for
lhatlrainy day? Are you sav-
ing during your prosperous
years to have plenty for your
old. age? $1 opens a savings ac-
count here at 4 per cent inter-
est compounded £0111: {times a
year. Provide!
,. Every department of bank-
ing service is offered. Farm-
ers, business men and wage
workers are invited to open
. accounts.
‘The People’s Trust
_ NOW. SHOWING
SOMETHING NEW
igenland within a brief period.
“Toddle” .
An open-work Patent
Pump. [The verylatesij.
$7.50 a pan“
'Keeler’s SHOE Sim-g 7*
,‘W6. thatha
» manna?»
New York vbusinessmen as an aid
ment, it was announced yesterday.
Commissioner of—
the scheme there
stock up by Wraith-oi
ma WWO
WARN “Will“
the
withdraw
awarded to Austria by the Treaty of
Trianon, or be forcefully expelled by
the allies, she was notified today by
The Council handed Ivan Praznov-
sky, president of the Hungarian peace
‘delegation. a. note in which Hungary
twas invited entirely to evacuate Bur!
iHungary refuses, the Allies. she who
tinformed, would be obliged to use
.. force.
suooes'rs “TWO-
- FOLD BUYERS’ WEEK"
NEW YORK, Sept. zit—Sugges-
tion that “buyers‘ week" adopted by
unemployment, be made a. nation-wide
event, will be laid before President ,
Harding‘s conference on unemploy~ ‘
Public Welfare .
Bird 8; Coler said he would limbo“
Two sorta. at buyer?” areal: awn;
planned-mono in which minimum
mum
Regular and camelback Columbia drop from $60 Lofig sleeves. of course. $2,
.tO 353'} Second floor. .
Archbnr model drops from $62.00 to $55
Fourth floor.
J.--.-—- .--.‘_ 7 ~_._- __.~__..._,‘ ,_ .__?
———¢unday mmp d'hote dinner at the '—Reynolds' Cider hill] open 1'. 1‘ —-Sunuay table 6 hole a nut-r at:
Hotel Mahar-Mmc $1.00. Served from season. Boston Post Road at Serib- Hotel Mahackemo 51.0.1}. 81‘. 1%! hi;
ner Ave. Grinding daily.11:30 to 7:80 p. m. ,‘
a.
.V.
VER notice the difcrenned hem? 01:"
pmofmmyan apasser.
lit apoflessor because he manages tokeep;
agoodly ofhis earnings for
otherpasses his money
footballers a: , affifheim
, We: 3 ca m
and _ ' unmarried while the pass-
er ofien looks unions. Thegulf hem
dietmwidem withtime as the pou-
markups buy his
If
to'
Norwalk Chronicler