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JOSEPH DAVIS "5 8“ to “~59 . Wu". opponent, cancelled the game.
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gs WASHINGTON. STREET ;;- 0mm mm mm m Arnvmg Every Day :’ __Wamed_56 Home, to hm, the 3.333832 lifckwoods-Knights of
SO. NOWALK. 3;:3 “a Ton “1°“ - new Hoosier Beauty Kitchen Cabinet Columbus game. played at the Baxter
“1 E K BANKS . It Win be we While f this week. Stem“: Nature 8“ Grounds, yesterday afternoon, is no!
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you to look over our see “‘1‘“ published today. but will be published
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w ' a; ' , , Judge George H- ‘7th is. this summary of the series.
:‘3'50 5 $121 UNDER ngmo m new Stocks. ‘ morning. in the downtown court. The Lockwood: won yesterday: _ .
0“ ’ 53: 80- WALK ‘ ' . beefing" the civil (‘33! 0f PM J. 634- game by a score of 7 to 5. Th _ , ‘ .
$ . 1‘3: ,, m An m Hagan, represented by Attor- ney Louis makes the fourth game wonun the ”.3“ m M Ifl m “
$6-00 '54.} 7 - ~ Goldwhmidt. vs. James Hg McNex-ney, seven played, there being one to game 7 ..
$7 00 :25: Steve Toth, according to Patrolman . I . represented by Attorney J01!“ T- Dwy- and the Knights winning two games *- o .
‘ if} John Flynn. amused himself with SPECIAL .er. The action is 101' the recovery of The rain yesterday enacted the at- . ~ 1‘79 - me 1 J ,
- h '3'; punching sharpened sticks up through! , ’ ; a plumber‘s bill. amountmg to $460. tendance somewhat. and also seemed . - _
Take any step you WIS ' Hz: the seats at the grandstand, at the B0 8’ cm my , for work done in a blinding 0n Com- to take some of the spirit out of the
.if. Baxter Grounds, yesterday. much tO' y y Z‘meroe street, FiI'St district. , players. The game was not as snap-
They are a“ new hats ’59 the indignation and discomfort of Suits $3.95 ‘ ”T..- t‘ h h py as some of the former games have - . ‘ .
. . ml . ._. _. lemon 0 ave t '
m. - those at the cud of the stick opposite Wanted 50 ‘ e been. new 0 0
0f the l‘lght StYle 55. ;to Steve. He was brought to police - new Hoosier Beaufl' Kitchen Cabinet #‘T—T". 7 .
and shade i=3: headquarters. this morning. and there = \ this week. Sterling Furniture Co. LACK CHEER LEADERS-
.Ezv given a lecture by the chief on the, R .. g S See adv’td CAMBRIDGE M s Sept ”6
GM evil of his wows. -. ---—‘—" 1 ~ “5 -' ' ' ~ ""
Neg}, Ogegggar $3: 3 ogers teve The voting machines which have Because Harvard‘s sports captains are if LEt the w
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. { _ . "1: —Aar . A to u lies. been placed as dimonstration ma- men of more than one actult‘i. erent nomad
, . E): . on Kohns for u 3 pp Norwalk smNorWflk .chlnes. will be locked 111! on Thurs- ’varsity cheering leaderS' squad lacks tho 1]. _
-- -- -— -- -—,_-—“~—“- ".r'i“.-' N u l . _ b qt t Treasurer «13y evening. so tlmt those who have members this fall. Ordinarily there , 01118 I!“
3::viillsElliillfiliiii'fil'EZ';EEVEE"5345? C 0 ce. 5 El)?“ 5* t a e . t f not as yet becomc familiarized with are four leaders, for the opening fOOt- on new am
g .. ii. Cllpatrlck to all reSlden stio . p - the workings of the machine. should ball game of the season Saturday. L. for t h e
h ‘ ”— _.. 7 Connecticut owning taxable securlhea ‘ 8’0 to the City Hall. or the quarters of B. McCagg. of New York. captain. of
Of aISSi’Ssment date Of_0?t°be’-; 1 t al An important meeting of. the Frank the myflower Hook and Ladder Com- the crew, went through the motions tumn and
_‘ the: are liable to taxation a 1063' c. Godfrey Post, No.12, American Way, in East Nomillk. and learn how alone. Winter
3. ‘ , . Kltfsblggless “5c tswtleleméfta‘l: {3111828 13:1: Legion, will be held tomorrow night. to cast their votes on them. It is customary to have the cap‘; ROb .
‘ 11- n W“ 0 ' ‘ ’ ‘ ' -—i-—-—— _..———-— milling of baseball. hockey. track an . e e aea
, _ .. "1 rcsidcnts com hincd on or before Septemher 30. 1921- —NOTICE—- _Wantéd—5O homes to have the crew act as directors of cheering for t - h
f ’ . m‘ % “‘row" going? Em m MOPEY 0“ hand 0" in savings banks 01‘ New models in Fall and Winter new Hoosier Beauty Kitchen Cabinet the eleven. George Owen, hockey S e C 1 0 n ‘
l ' ‘ fend more The mnr «:Imllngs depurtmehtfssogo icmfinifil‘dfl lnillinery; 8150 Gaze and Country this week. Sterling Furniture Co. captain, is in the Crimson backfield' se asonablo‘
- l “A ~ ‘ - « - )nll{S ill excess 0 ' 'ash- .. ’ ' on. N I
\ ‘mm matter and soon sub- ll _ 0 S a e 0 Club hats. Miss Polhemus, 80 W See ads 1. on football days. Jack . 0 Con prettv g a 1'.
t l '5 tax. ington St. .-——-—-—r——--—-— baseball captain, is a. candidate for ~
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RAISE FOREIGN PROMO): quarterback, and with the track cap-
taincy unfilled. McCag‘g’. of the crew.
nlcnts, give to
1‘ ll 0 in change
-—“—'—‘— “Wanted—5 ll t .
' \omnrr womcll of color- cn- now Hoosier ligautgrmfisltclfierfugfbilgi ~Wanted—50 homes to have the MADRID. Sept. 36-—Abr0gation of _ y '1 hi
new Hoosier Beauty Kitchen Cabinet the roval dccrcc pmhlbiting transac- is the 0M) captain 3‘ ala e,
v "'1' H51.“ “HP'T‘HUO”. 0" this week. Sterling Furniture Co. . ‘ "'4 ‘ ' ' l .
w...“-31.3“.rdfly. with n“. ISM, adv't. tlfis week. Sterling Furniture Co. Hons in foreign scrllritii’s is likely to Guests at the Royal James hotel and 01K . l and brightness \.
It.“ l ';lilu.ilrxlz~il John l-‘h'nn - ~—————— see ”“1" " occur soon- it is fi‘i‘larx “Fm“ “ews- ' over the week-end were; Mr. and Mrs. Make the indoor moatlls dogm- : t'llrnuo-h afi-
‘ l “ ”‘ ‘” m'hnmte‘ In preparation for the centennial 0‘ The (“We of Mrs Frances Hald of motor €€ffiéj$lit tllcse lialiiilt‘lgfnd'l H“ Melcalfe, Eas" Orange. N. J.;-“P. fV‘TI’lf‘lV 11H} (hana'e With ‘Vl l l V , ‘
———--~ thc Missionary Society of the E i‘:o- ‘:. ‘ ' '. a Pro 1" " . * ‘ S , . .~ , on. Mass. l r- ‘ < » .. < 1 3 c. v i 1‘ lin—
w. am] -50 llomcs to liavr- the p“ Harbor Vlr‘vv Beach. charged With is injuring the SENS}, Trmsun. D,“ Murphy and Wife Bost k TYH
.. ‘ pal church. which is to be celebrated
f l “OMH‘ 1" alltl' kitchen Cabinet on tllvc 6th of Nth‘llllK’l‘. the rector of
1 W "l-~ Ni‘l'llllg Furniture CO' St. l'aul's church is preaching a sur-
reckless driving. will come before
and Mrs E. W- Bohn- Reading Pa" ’lcr of 1110 family.
Judge Yosburgll, in the downtown
cause Spaniards “W purchasing su- Mr. and Mrso Ross K. Fomliusore.
(‘llritios abroad illJl dcpositing [llCm Reading. Pa., BITS H. J, Hewat, North V‘vllaf 1lv)qsibi]itics are to be “rag" ‘; \ 2““ nun?" a
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(‘ no.1. ics of sermons on Sunday mornings COW" ““5 afternoon at 3:30 9C10Ck' i” ”wig" cllli‘f.li‘-‘i\:l;;"1;t:lll(is: Sr" Adams, Mass. Fred Vl'uet, Sew gorfi 1 h. 1 _ ~
about the work or the society. chtcr— .. . . “rm“ “r“ . ““ ‘ ' .‘ ‘. "3'“ City. MPS. 13- 13- Gablamm. 9W '0? l‘('( room a urav room. A W" ltc ’lt 5r A i ii a ' \» fl or-
Vi'i‘ll-WE‘ Vincent. 01' 39 Cedar street. (luv he spoke on the relation hcnvcc-ii n \glunted so htomfft tr 11:8 91,-”: Sl‘m‘iSh m-“mon' (VCH 10“ ‘mu'nt‘ Citv and A. G. Pemberton, New York :, . ' . ' , x L “’1‘ l. TL “Rd 0
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mm: to the pollcc. on bnturdd) Whom. Chum, and the mm,“ Md “3; “16:31” 8593;“? $5133“: ‘30 once taxes. my. _ mg: m “ll-II. contrasted With black 01 ('(llfl‘l‘. Beautiful
.ht. that he had left a small (-x-
1:: wagon. on “'ashington strcct,
:r the railroad bridge, and that
1;”;le lillll slolcll it.
with the slogan “The light that shim-s
l'lll-tllcst shines brightest at home."
which was illustrated by figures.
See adv-t, white bathroom with blue-and-whlte l'llf: upon its staunch
floor of linoleum. BPdl‘W’llll with lll'iilm-iw ul' handsome
Pl‘GlDllIlP giving: \(‘Y’ ' ' ' ‘ ' :llid prctty
Then-e was a good attendance at the
dinner dance. held all the Royal Jamcs
Hotel. Saturday night. Spcidel‘s or-
., —-—§llndav table d'hote ‘nncr t tl e
fifi’crbcri ll \Vincllfl‘lcr. of Gibson ‘ d1 a 1
”my this morning rctllrllcd to “,0 111-101;; :ola'lzlzaggcgmfnSlfiO. Served from clll-slrll ~l'urll‘lslicd c.\ccllcllt mus": for l'llI'TElH'lS,
.tcvcns Insti’illc of Technology, at ' ' “1" ““1”“ q.” ‘l"l\' I." ran,” _ _~ , . E 1 , f
Iollokcli,.\',.1,.ilwl~ciotul-o his 1110- ._ ‘ . _ - . —‘ . ' l - 3“»:113». (Li... "'51. ' - l-i "' l‘hlflllz" 0
”mp“, and clccllicnl course in the '. .\r it, .TIH‘SILI}. \\ cilncsda} and .—Sunday table d'hote dinner at the H 1 ~ ‘ __ _‘ l ‘0 _ l _ l A - ‘ 'lf l H r, ‘ ‘ .
unlor clnss. I‘llnrslla}. at llm CHllH‘llldl lll ”311- Hotel Mahackemo $1.0“. Served from ,. (\\ d}!})rll-‘ ”.3 I,“ 10131. n N- . 1 lo (M. HUN] 51“,)? brings
i'onl. zl ’l‘rniniil: Institute will lie llcld 11:30 to 7:30 p. m.
lllldt'l‘ the direction of Itcv. R. A. *1
Scillmmcr 01‘ l‘:lwtuckct. Rhodr- Is- Alt'oubll "ll reports have not tum"
lfllNl. A'mm l“""”~‘"“"e 0f the clcrgy received from tho 'l‘z’lv: hay conducted
of IMF diam-s:- have promised to at- on Sutul'day‘l-v the Norwzllk Du)
‘ V”, .‘ - ~ ‘ tcml the lnsliillic. The leader will A. . -. “s , 5 _
“0"” “W“- N‘- “- 0”“ M ”w mu... nu-ir instruction a cm- $3.553?5.131333295333£3“$.éi.n.‘-'Kl
‘iallllsrunc Ynl‘lt‘i‘i assembly of now plczlslllg rugs. of pretty
' .ll'al‘m‘l‘)’ stuffs. of spotless curtains, of excellent lino—
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——-S:Huln,\‘ table (l'llotc dinncr at the
0ch l‘lflllllleemO $1.00. Served from
1.30 to 7:30 p. m.
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whim Smmm Wm mm a 1mm“ And ll l)..-l,_.. prices that vull 00 m lltlllll d l») homo.-
. . . . ,_ . wldc Wills“ cmll‘m‘cnce. “1 Which it” the sale of tags (ll l'lc street, and also i ' ,‘ , . . .. .' -. 1- - . ' ' . - .‘
ofi(.llllllg‘\.(’ll(:‘ll:iglfv 11H lift-(11:31]): lit: Hm Dzlrisllcs of Hartford are united. by the llosuc-lwliou‘sc C(ln\’(ls§ bv tlLQ . filt1)(l>’ 1” N ( > 1hat are C(‘rlllpalllOnS Of 1031 valucs and
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“in”. H ”mm. “lil'W ,, will M, 5““; Hit mcmlu ls oi the Institute \llll l.l- workcls. ill-ports will be published T031 sorynoo.
1, 1 h. ,..,.... “.m r: .Imfi lt-r on hold parish conferences in all latcr.~
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_—__. “"13“: 9} ”‘1‘ ‘imooszof Comwwcut t—-’-—— bcallilcss Axmlllstcr rugs lll lullnlmmc patlcrlis all»!
30’ M. .lfil“'<l, m‘ 37- lily (H'Ollllc. r0- 1 “5er ” lave H‘m. ”310505 1” HRHOCk' Ladles Millin- — . c 1 ' m. . . "l- »'
iol-lrl in My [Click thnt llr- llnd loft . cr. also furs repaired and remodeled. (1.1013. ()H‘Inal 'u‘d thud] pdll! l‘llS $"‘-')0'
in, I” W,“ m ”M ”m.0,.C.hm‘.1(,ssmg_ ~—-V\antcd-Sn homes to have the Office hours 8 to (3. 15 Chestnut -. . . l - . . ' ‘5
. ..'- on...” 01.. ]l',\‘ dump, mm ”m m-w Hooslcr Bumty Kitchen Cubinct Street. - 3‘11“”! "U“ (‘l 8031111058 rugs: 3“ Y‘alfllVC allovcr 37"!
‘ " ‘_ . f.‘ . ‘ this wccli. Sterling Furl it C ' a '
l.~ ...ll lfllltlllll.ll.l lure 0- ~n - ... ‘3 . —— ‘1,
i. -;»;w:ii-¢~<l\, Till; tool: l-lncc gala-(.510 ndv’t. .. , -—\‘Vantcd—50 homes to. havc ilic ()1 ll .lldl Pal“ lllh. 9 by 1- fl (it ”'4 )'
a. night. ——-———.—. ncw Hoosier Brainy lx’ilcill-n (Lil-incl .j‘ _“‘()i{r} Axminsffir "Sl 1 -040 } . ..
A llnvcl gucssmp: contest, in con- this week. Sterling li‘urllllurc L'v I th ‘E W 111,. Tl “ 1 9d and flflldl
.——Anron Kohn's rol- awnings. “‘j‘““°“ “film “00"“ "MW!“ CW": See adV't- zilld Axnimstcr dCSlgns and in rich colors. 9 by 12 fcct
cm. is: llr'lllfl‘ installed by Donnelly. 13 -——-———- a I
le‘r-ricl; Scllcldlcr who has: liccn South Main slrccf. In the center of Scorcs of pcoplc (-lljoycd tllc ruxlli *‘lb.
.. . . ' . ., _ 0110 of tllcir large show windows is 3. Milan (ll‘ :iimill'r and 'i-\\' ‘lrv ill» I ~ - - -
A (l i. busmcss in l\or“.i,ll\ for . l‘ s .l L . ‘ . . 7 ‘
'1‘....[.1JI\-(.‘::s has dccldcd to give up ”GOVOX‘ ('lcaller. Spread out ovcr :1 signs which “1‘1'13 cxlilliiicd ou-r lll" Illldld hunk um, 1103‘“ and In plcasmg pattcms~per
um cm...” and has purphagpd “w “'lvcl runllcr nrc packages and pack. '.\X‘?‘l{~"lld at UN? Village mom, Siiwr»
“mm-acre farm of nan..- L. eri- 86,105 of all kinds of \lctor needles. minc. by llic rcliiininc llllt'llt of llll‘
"M‘s, on Grumman nvomm‘ and will e‘llll strewn throughout the entire Sihwmillc colony. 'i‘llc exhibition
'ngzlgc in ”w “firm.” raising bush “”HlOW nri‘l‘cnmcs. Just try to count “.13 \‘rl'y lltlol‘l'hllllg‘. Among those
”1“"1- Ruylng a package of nccvilvs \\'llOSc \\ ork “as shown to the public
squalla yard $1.39.
Prin’rcd cm‘k linnlclml. light but durable, attractive
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"-8” ”m" "’3' 3' ”mm ““d ““9" :1 illinyprresro]: "232§.l2§“ii§‘“§::;.?if: 2:33,".1 l‘f“‘§'l'f ,f?‘ '1‘ 1?:ggfienléobinson) There 0“ e 0 Ques '10“ 3 Bathroom and bedroom rugs of whllc contrasted With
-‘ - ; ~ - has... nmrr-st correct number—gets the 36;, ‘ ‘ ’3' _ " ' and There W1“ Be None If lllllt‘ or rnsc or gray or green. Very soft and grateful un-
{Trusses and Surgical mom ”W‘T—C‘E‘flf Mimimg‘fjgf £03221; 53:56-91; 3;: ’ You Choose the (liq-foot and vcry pleasing of cffect— $2.25, $2.75 and
Rug rugs for bedroom and bath, quaint and pleasing
patterns with many colors woven into them. Gray, tan
. A wnrnlnn‘ is given thoqe reeld . . . ‘
- - - cnis ever}, ext-mug.
Appllances l“ ””8 City. which is one of those hav— ‘ .
. . "‘3' (”1 assossmcnt date of 0 '1‘] -~ in l. . .
Spcdnl loom fur fitting. that the State tax of fourCtxgtifi; 1:: um mo in ( a special mtf‘llllg of
Common Council 01' the City of
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—.-. taxablc securities. has tn be id t N 'zIk. ll -~l - ~l~ ' ~ .l S . . “
"—"“ . the State Treasurer on O!‘ hero‘s: Seno— 0:12;]; in (tlxrloxézlllllC ll“ ('IllllllillJC':;. at T1113 Inst/I'llnlellt sets the Standard fOI‘ all. See the . . “ind rose 311.0 pre‘railmg tints Sizes fmm 24: byv 48 inchc‘ ..
SllllSOfl-POW’C“ Corp. tcmber 30th. In addition to securi- the City Hall. when a hearing will he . I complete lllle here at its best and in comfortable 1 .. K I . ' ’
“(‘5' money on hand or in banks. held on the benefits and damages to $12-00 t0 $6. '
50- 1‘03“ ALE other than savings banks or savings be assessed as a result of the con.
: ; :# dfipflflmenls of commercial banks. in demllation of parts of Reach avenue
““055 01‘ $500. is also taxable. A and Callficld road. East Norwalk.
3",: 713% heavy Penalty is provided to; failure Other business will also be brought
to pay this 133’. Forms and” instruc- before the int-cling.
tlons can llc scoured upon application
surroundings choose the model you prefer _ .
- O . T .7 R Wool vclvct gal-pets for hall and stems, mottled do-
Make 1 our W11 ems In eason' »i 53:11 with border or small allover figured patterns per
Fair Enough, Isn’t It? -« yard $2.31 land $2.75. Tapestry brusscls carpet in similar
*0 SW“ Tmsurer G- H. Gilpatric. at ‘ --Z\‘OTICE—- .1 izlttcrns, 27 incllcs Wide—pcr yard $1.50.
(“llilllz crctomlcs of, marked value and beauty Rich
Hartford. New assortment of Gage and Coun- ,
on! t H a . try Club models at Miss Polhemus'. “‘33 -
—C a arr-is m. nails. so Washington St. .- in pattern and color scheme, owl's: lfll] m cffcct. pcr yard
18 SOUTH MAIN STREET ‘ 290.
‘ Sullfast nladms for drapcries, beautiful shall“ line
'Ecct—pcr yard 59c and $1.25.
Tapcstry crctomlc of extra weight and strength and
'"lncness. Good for couch covers and for covering furnig
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EVERY PERSON
entering our door is assured
of receiving fair and courte-
(Io-Operative
This bank is a CO‘ 0““ ,“Wice' mam of UPC. so staunch is it. Unusual value— 590.
relationship to this bank. ’ ’3
Terry cloth draperies of nice weight and handsome
operative institution}; If
1 Oriental dcsigns. Double faced. Per yard— 900‘
We iirehoperating on the
‘ ' 't ’ He ' Prlnmp e t at we are serving‘ . . . .
CO-OPerates W1 h it “115 community and that no ' ‘ Heavy merccrlzcd curtains of splendid efiect. Of,
Public with its De osifi. matter how small your busi- ecrim with hand-drawn dcsi'rn and woven with double: ~
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ness and whether or not you
' ,. . - -’ ’ are a depositor of this bank »
01's) Wlth Its Corres- ' at all, every facility and ex-
. . - - : perience that we have at our
pondents. It EXIStS to l disposal is at your service.
i’llread to insure extra service as wcll a to make them-
Tllmg evenly and straight— $4.
Mcrceriscd voile curtains ow" llicc fine texture, finish—
_ R notice the difference between d
of money and apasser? One
lis aposussor because heuumages “keg:
., help every one cow i We are interested in mak- lg Khmofkk earnings . . ed with Cluny edge and hemstitching- . 552- .
7:" 1‘Duttin vour val— - . . , ing ‘8 city which everybody , W 01:1Iex71’3’4‘599hts money Merccrised taped marqmsettc, qulckly made m,
l Il‘llile )a er "e V . . - which every citizen may be slmple an attrac .1ve c 7- - , .
. Ni a safe deposxt box ' “Tm" 3'“ ““11 fed 8" hme“ drawn edge. Give charm to bedroom— $1.50. .
Every department of bank.
ing service is offered. Farm.- ,
are, business men and wage
workers are invited to open
accounts. '
at the Hpmstitched marquisctte curtains, mercerised ana-
with good luster— $1.25. ,
' Fine scrim curtains of dmlble-tllread weave, with
. rich hand—drawn motif-$6.50 and$7.50 » 7 ,y
Beautifuli‘curtmvof cable net with lacet handmade '
' " " ,- . ifibematy “ andfineness"?
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