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85 WASflllVGTON. STREET
50- NORWALK.
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TAKE ONE at. $12.50
Don‘t Wait!
Twelve Light. Weight
OVERCOATS
Sizes 33 to 40
We won't carry over one of
these $85.00 light-weight.
Overcoats.
SEE THEM IN WEST
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James Dagon is attending the Giant.
Yank game in New York city today.
Mr. and Mrs. John Manning. of
Stamford. are the guests of Mrs. Mar—
garet Flnherty. of 68 Spring street.
Miss Eviyn Gaynor. Miss Beatrice
Morelli and Miss Mabel Keisler were
in Stamford yesterday.
—Sunda_v table d'hote' dinner a: the
Hotel Mahackemo 81.00. Served from
11:30 to 7:30 p. tn.
The degree team of Butler Lodge.
F.. will hold a. re-
hearsal this evening at 7:30 for the
first degree. '
Mrs. R. Sehenck of Spring street.
and Mrs. George I. Buxton lett this
Mr. and Mrs. James Donnell? and morning for a week's stay at Atlantic
Edi}; Frances Costello attended
J)ar.bu ry fair Friday.
(Icl. 20 “Fill
Noroton Heights.
—Coal at lowest prices Burris and
tho City.
-—-“Confessiou." Henry B. Walthall
be observed as Old lending. is better than “The Birth 0
Slome Day in the Soldiers' Home at a. Nation."
At the Regent. WVednesday
only with “Lavender and Old Lace" as
added attraction. Regular prices.
The first regular meeting of the
newly elected council will be held at
'l‘hr-rr was it dance at the R03'nll‘7zgu o'clock tomorrow evening. at the
Umncs hotel Saturday night which was
largely attended. Speidel‘s orchestm
Iurnlshcd the music.
‘Mzmy Net-walk people who attend-
hd the Danbnry Fuir Saturday were
Bimppolnted because rain caused the
motorcycle and automobile races to he
geachd off.
-—-Sundny tnble d'hote dinner at the
Hotel Mahnckemo 31.00. Served from
[11:30 to 7:30 p. m.
‘ Court Laurel, No. 106, ll. of C.. dc‘
~(toruted Rnl Men's hull yesterday pre-
bamtory for the fair whichit is to
hold the lost of the wctk. The fair
'lopcns Thursday night and
pv’c-r Monday night.
continues
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The \l‘hntsoevcr (‘ircle of King's
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Paul in
Rowayton, Tuesday, October ii. at
2:120. Shower bugs and rcports from
imilt blocks :lrr- dun. (‘ar ll-nvrs Mu-
Zhnclicmo cuzm r at l:1.'2.
~Mnyl’lower Hose Co. Fair. Com-
finiunlly i lull Tonight. Special tea-
!ul‘es. ; ' .
l'..-lll r_\' (‘ hold a successful dunce
'Bniul-lziy night in the“ Norwalk Ar-
:mory. About four hundred persons
‘wcrr present. This was the second
of the weekly dnnccs which are being
held every Saturday night by the mill-
‘ary company.
Friday evening. October 29. will be.
a gold occasion for Odd Fellow lodges
of l":iirfield county. when n generil
meeting will he held In Bridgeport. At
dlhrtt time :1 degree team composed ot’
Hourteeu post noble grands. two from
aeven lodges outside of Bridgeport.
will confer the third degree. Roth
Dodges of this city will be represented.
-——Coal at Harris and Guns.
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‘ fl‘russes and Surgical
5-“ Appliances
1' " Special room {of fitting.
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“I SET MY MARK
fink-H... .
on January first, but
I’m not going to reach
it, except by a sprint
during the last three
months. _\\' a t c h my
spew.”
Did you, like this de~
positor, determine to
pass a curtain savings
mile post this year?
Are you behind your
schedule?
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Don’t give up. “A
sprint near the end has
council chambers. City hull.
Miss Ream Bartlett. of New York
city. and “'illinm Cadieux. of Milford.
were the guests 01‘ Miss Frances Cos-
tello .of 65 Spring street. yesterday.
Herman Bernstein. of Bridgeport.
9.
his automobile3 had raunmed into
water hydrant at Orchard street and
“’est avenue.
the damage.
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——Anron Kohn's for Auto supplies.
(‘ourt l-‘rnncis. No. 11. 0. G. 8.
Business of importance will he
cussed and all members
to attend.
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at the parsonage,
i-2\erv member of the boom! ;--': 2..‘ . .
business to be transacted.
Louis Avcrick. tllb
turned to his home
the Flower Hospital.
where he underwent
nth’m.
ousinc. accompanied by his Dlllrlil‘ldn
llr. Shapiro. and Mr. Aver-uh.
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which played {it lloton 3:17;.» ”rpm...
out the summer and whn‘: v.
popular with local proplc l
lo he Furnished by a band
chestm.
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~2'Ruy your chickens for C'l2llll'nl’n1g
Day on 'i‘tit'flul.fi‘, 'i‘l'.“ 5‘5. \rc......:n.
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in with a deposit. You
can yet make 1921 your
best year.
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Savmgs Bank .
3} “Open Monday mm" “1
\ to the contract. before
you take any sic}: 1929i
means serious
values, better ask your
. Banker! It is the ai: 1 of
this bank to place its
knowledge and experi-
ence at the service of it
customers.
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BANK
reported to the police Saturday that
He offered to pay for
will
hold its regular meefing this evening
in llcd Men's hall. \Vashington street.
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are l‘l‘qllisltkl
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present as there is in huh-l llllY‘O‘l'.'.'ll
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\V‘nshington street gents l‘urnlsln l. H‘<
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serious up. in
He made the trip in n big: Inn.
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locknwuy, New .lursty. and Mr. Gul-
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Novelty Wool Sport Hose
L in a fine grade of wh-
mere. All sport shades
$ 1.50
English Wool Hose with
embroidered clocking
$ 3.00
Closed All Day Wednesday.
Columbus Dz):
Rogers 69" Stevens
Norwalk So. Norwalk
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Patrolman Jarvis Murray is enjoy-
ing a two day vacation from his duties
with the Norwulk Police department.
There—will be no meeting of the Y.
M. C. C. this evenin. becnUSc of the
liremen's fair.
Friendly So-
Parish
Grace Branch Girls'
ciety will meet at the GraCe
Hull. this evening.
Mrs. Pasquale Aprea, of 44 Wilton
nvenuaalast night gave birth to a
bouncing nine pound baby girl.
—Sunday table d'hote dinner at the
Hotel Mahackemo $1.00. Served from
11:30 to 7:30 p. m.
(horse Maher. of 84 Harbor avenue
'hcs. awarded the contract for an
lutrrnullonnl one—pipe heater to H.
A. Hegeleiu.
r—Anron Kohn's for awnings.
——-———— —Bu.v your coal at Harri- nnd Guns.
'l‘llp Sunday School lourd m' the '
South .\'orw:ill; Methodist lipmwml Th. more of ll. Krciger & Com—
rhureh will meet tonight at \ n‘clrck puny. in \Vhshington street. will In-
- has”! .lll day on Columbus Day, nrxt
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l‘ulroimpu John Toolhlll )‘C‘Slfl‘dfl-Y
li‘rilll'ilfi ins duties on the police
i-~ the Second district after u
1v...) “cc-ha” vacation.
'1". rt’uldllzon of l'ullolnmn John
j.'nol.l.:. who is :it the Norwnlk H.05-
pitnl convulcscing allrr .l >|l£lll 0D~
lorotion. is reportld :ls linomlllc. ulld
gn l... r-- pr-clrd ran 1... “2n soon be able
in: it .".l\ ‘n d
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again.
I ——l:-:.~« }.‘2u?‘ Victrolu zit Donnelly’s
The second annual Joint l. mun: ( .‘7’ ' " "“1313 Imz‘m' “1“" Store open
Court Narruk. No. 5x. l‘ornvi . l“""""3‘s“ “‘"m 1' I" M‘
America and Pride (21‘ (Tom: .\. 2.2‘2 ' "“
Circle. No. Sill. Coxnpul‘m: p. .2 I Am: r: ".22“ from .\'m\\alk who 21l-
Forest. opens tonight 2“: .5. .m hit-l-«l lln «innit-Yank game in New
Assembly hail. All Inna-mu: n.. 4;. i.‘ Y‘ i“ “' 'f "‘"5 “"1“: John E. Nooncy.
ninke the affair {I sure.“ 1...... ,J‘nllj illscn, .lmlLStnnt‘hi. Thomas Slal-
complcted. Chariot _~\ 2. .~ Zr,“ : l"':l:'C'-ri llurns. Joseph McLaugh-
chairman of the comm'ull. L l. -. ld ii. ‘51.“ lniu. Vincent Costello and
:Jnr‘k llyrncs.
Gnli's orchoslrn. of ‘- ‘ '
“(Tn engaged ‘0 fur'lls’ ‘\‘ . '1 .‘l. l‘umzvuly has the con-
the dance to be hcld H W y~zinhiuc ol’ the residence of
mory Tuesday evening und: :~ M t .l _ ' " ‘\ “"7 1‘" "' ‘“““ “d“rs Point. Nero-
pier-s. - This orchestra i.~ “H. (We lull, .‘lisn lul' tlu' lwo family residence
«.1 l‘. llul‘l'lwk. \\‘un.lhury avenue and
:n: for t‘m- residence of Mr.
\‘v‘llJu‘. I'uint ltoad.
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visitors at that bench—Dunhuly " ‘
News. - I —-“("onl'-’.Ksimi " Henry Ti. “'altllall
. 2" :‘l '.. is l‘l'iili. [hall “The Birth Of
Tickets for nnnum militn: =- ‘ . " “5‘ ; 5-l “H" lil-‘Sf‘nl Wednesday
the Frank C. Gollz'n y .2 No. ;' . '-.~ ' is ‘v all: r and Old Lace" as
American Legion. “lilc'li is. lr‘: l»: ivki " " 5"‘l-"4"“‘("l- “FRUIM‘ prices.
at the Kory-(nil: armor: m: ‘.:;;':. ‘- 2! “—
night have been prim. .} . _. u. .f Harry 'l'lcrnstciu. of 7 Grove street.
ready for distribution sum: Th: t.:.:‘. :""5"“"“'l to the police yesterday that
is expected to t‘.\(‘£(‘:l :‘.j‘fyvgl‘_‘r L_‘.:,lr;'r.“l‘.;.n on his way home on Saturday
held in Norwolk in mun: y .tl‘x. ‘i‘l2c2:ei"”3m “hm“ H 0'01“?“ -two men on
will lre continuous dnuci l-x inusl: ‘0‘" Grove MM“ hill attempted to 8109
:hém. but that he had broken away
(:2: their. and made good his escape.
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molorcvcln, registration number
Lonnieclicut. which had been
"din", s" day long at the corner
l‘” 3...; -22....2; :vud \Vest avenue )‘es‘
tcrrlny. was brought to police heath
quarters by Louis Diamond at the re-
v'qllest or the police. and is now there
imvniting an owner.
. ——“Confcssion." Henry B. Walthall
ileading. is better than “The Birth of
n Notion." At the Regent Wednesday
luuly with “Lavender and Old‘Lacs" as
Endalcd attraction. Regular prices.
3 A DOLLAR
, IN SIGHT
is easily spent.
Why not get it but of
sight—deposit it here.
Open Monday Evenings from 6 to 7
FAIRFIELD COUNTY-
SAVINGS BANK
51 Wall Street homalli
special value for price.
Offineerystaloord
theirprioe of
of either a.
how good they actually are.
In dollars and style and every quality, worth
Men: you’ll do well-
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m in Intranet. Wfl‘nm. unite-m: smile
I.Storeopendaily’till6'
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and bolivia and velour.
Beautiful tones of brown and tan and blue.
.. With rich collars of raccoon and nut ria and opossum and mole.
Strikingly-handsome linings of figured silk in glowing colors.
Some of them dignified by artistic braiding and embroidery.
far more than
Fourth floor.
Kuppenheimers are
_ at lower
ppearance or workmanship.
_ Kuppcnheimer quality has been something for men to swear b
du y—-w1th pnces a—third lower than they were a year ago.
to drop in and see how good-looking they are. You’ll do well toinspcct them and a“
Handsome" warm coats with
fur collar—special
Bare eerly-segson opportunity for women who appreciate beauty and services—and
$39.50.
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Coats in the attractive new belted and straight models.
prices.
One big thing about Kuppenheimer clothes this Autumn is:———
Prices have been lowered without a lowering
New styles Vat-aplenty, both in suits and overcoat s.
And overcoats are great big affairs with wonderful style.
Main floor, rear.
THE HOWLAED [23, X 99923 CO
$39.50.
5* (and not at) for years. It’s the same 'flh
$35 .. $60.2}
'l‘ln Knickerbocker Yacht club hasl
imnml the Norwnlk Yacht club to tit—l
lt‘lnl lln- opening of its new club house
at Port “'ushlnglon tomorrow eve-
ning. ' ‘ ‘
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The sewing circle of the South Nor~‘
walk M. E. church will meet at the
home of Mrs. .\lcl{il2l2en. 47 Elmwood
avenue. Oll'TUt‘sdu) afternoon at 2
o'clock.
-—Firemen's Fair. Community hall.
East Norwalk. Free Dancing. Door
Prize every evening.
Local ba rher shops will be. clased all
day on \Vednesday, Columbus Day. be-
cause of the holiday. but will remain
open until 9 o’clock on Tuesday me-
hing.
Miss ennie Way. daughter of
George M. \Vuy, of Taylor avenue. has
rctunu-d “from an extended trip to the
Pacific coast. She reports a very de—
lighti’ul time. ‘
Henry C. I’rocb. of 15 Lowe street.
had a birthday, yesterday. and. in
honor of the event. a. number of his
friends. assembled at his residence and
cxlrmlwl congratulations to him. An
elaborate dinner was served and a line
social lime was enjoyed.
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-—-Attend the Charity Bazaar to be
given by the Catholic, Daughters of
America. at Red Men's Hall. Oct. 13
to 17. inc. Dancing every night.
I‘m Sullivan. 211 “food street. Vi’ -
tcrhury. Conn.‘ first cousin of Pat Mo-
A special meeting of the Putnam
Hose company will be held this even-
lug.
Mrs. John McArdle of New London
“was the week-end guest of Miss Made-
line Magner of Bolden avenue.
The regular met-ling of Old Well
Hook & Ladder company will he held
this evening at the quarters on Frank-
lin street.
Fire Chief George \‘i'. Bogardus left
Norwullt on Saturday for Atlanta. Gan.
where he will attend the annual cou-
ventlon of the Inlernationl Fire Chief
Engineers Assoclution of which he is a.
member.
Fire Commissioner Joseph ‘R. Taylor
will address the members of Putnam
Hose company's meeting this evening.
He will be the guest of the company.
This will be the first opportunity that
the members of the company have had
to meet the new commissioner.
Word was received here today by
V. J. Benelisha. Associated Press op-
erator at the. Evening Sentinel office of
the death of his. younger brother. Jos-
l'ollowing an operation. Mr. Roncllshu
will louvre- t‘ar Boston this evening. the
funeral taking place on \Vedncsday.
Frankie Gail's Orchestra will fur-
nish music for the duncing at the
Dnnbury armor}. tomorrow ex enlng. A
number of local duncc “fans" Lil“; plan-
ning to attend. Several busses will
carry those 30:21:: from this i'LlY. ono
rnn. manager of the Cincinnati Reds“
world series.
Monker Grotto was given the sched-
ulc baseball game. with Hejaz Grotto
of New Haven. at Lighthouse Point.
New Haven. on Saturday afternoon,
on a forfeit. by a score of 9—0. The:
reason for the forfeiture of the game,
was that chnz Grotto had only one:
man on the diamond. the rest of the’
team failing to put in an appearance}
This means that Monker Grolto has
possession of the silver cup for this
year.
The condition 'of Master Raymond
Shea. of Main street. who sustained
a fracture or the left thigh in an auto:
mobile accident opposite the Center
school last Friday. is reported as im«
proved at the Norwalk Hospital today.
The Shea. boyiran against an automo-
bile driven by Fred A. Glorchino. pro-
prietor of the Sterling Furniture Com-
pany. of Vi’ashington street .and tell
beneath the rear wheel of the auto.
which passed over him. The boy was
declared by witnesses of the accident
to be at fault.
-—-Ma_vfiowcr Hose Co. Fair. Com-
munity Hall Tonight. Special fea-
tures. 2' ’ltin'
'A‘bout twenty of the residents of
Collender‘s Point and Noroton visited
“'ilson Point. yesterday afternoon.
with the Crimmins' pack of beagle
hounds. These dogs are the finest of
their breed; in this country. there be-
ing a number of prize winners in the
pack. The undulating character or
the Point. with its woods. hills Mp
valleys. make an ideal spot for cones-
tng. and the picturesque hunting coo-
bus to leave from in from of tin. City
caught the bull knocked by Rabeihflll at 7:15 tin mixer lo (inn)
luth. as it rebounded from thcitlle Boston Sim-Ir: u w
stands in the fourth some of the‘0 0100‘:-
Guests at the Royal James 21:222.: 3.:; : ‘
night were: Mrs. J. K. V. Agni-xv in
Grand Rapids, Mich. Mr. and Mrs, ll,
G.-E. Robins of Canada. M. ‘lusi and
wife 0f Brooklyn, N. Y., Col. and Mrs.
P. M. Peassall of Syracuse, 3. Y.. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert J. Eugen of New
York city. Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey San-
derson 0g New York city. and Mrs. F.
W. Johnson of Buffalo, N. Y, Mr, and
Mrs. J. K. Sanford ol’ Previdence, R l.
Jeseph Cosm. oi' Sonlhport. who
was taken to the .‘(Ol'fi’ulk Hospital on
Saturday afternoon suffering fronl
shot wounds in the left side. left arm.
anl left side of his face. is repo. Cod at
the hospital to be improving. The boy
was out hunting in Peat Swamp with
his brother and was pulling his shot
gun after him when he went over a
fence. The trigger struck against a.
projection on the fence and the con-
tents of the shotgun shell lodged in the.
boy‘s buck and side.
MOTHER! CLEAN
CHILD‘S BO‘YELS \V'ITH
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
Even a sick child loves the “fruity"
taste of "California Fig Syrup." It
the little tongue is coated. or if your
child is listless, cross, feverish, full of
cold orhas colic, give a teaspoouful
to cleanse the liver and bowels. In
a. few hours you can see for yourself
how thoroughly it. work: all the con-
stipation poison. sour bile and waste
well, phxtulohlld again.
'Himons. 01 mothers keep “Califor-
eph. who died last night in Boston]
out or the bowels, and you have av;
nit". Fix W" handy. They know
LETTER TO
JOHN CROSBY
Dear Sir: There are several ways of
,cheating in milk. The old-fashioned
iway is to water it. Nobody waters it
Inow. A better way is to take out lllt
cream—rich milk with the cream
taken out is as ghod as poor milk
with its cream all in.
But we needn’t go into particulars
You don't rob your milk and your
customers. "
Pearls are as easy to cheat with as
milk. Good pearls are as rare as
good milk-—for human nature is
‘much the same in mllkmen and pearl
men.
You are just and true with your
milk. So are we with our pearls.
\‘utti (the pearl of one quality) are
.two to fifty times as good as cheaper
lpearls. There's two to “fly times as
‘much butter in them. By being made
in America (no duty to pay) they
‘cost only $20 to $100. Yet they ac-
tually look and wear like Oriental
pearls costing 350.000 to $500,000.
Vatti are even more beautiful than
'Oriental, because they come in five
shades one of which will harmonize
:perfeél‘iy with any skin. whether it be
:blonde or brunette, pole or ruddy.
A pearl necklace: that matches the
skin is in‘iinitely more beautiful than
one that doesn't‘a thing to remem-
‘bcr when you go to‘ buy.
Yatti Company New York
1". S.——Vatti pearls are sold by Benc-
,dict. the Jeweler. Norwalk.
.‘lAllllID. ‘nt‘t, ] ‘9 ~\'\'ur
.(‘icrva has arrived in Melina.
'co. and has visited Rogues-an. occu
pied recently by 1hr- Spmlish forces
ill was announced officinlly today,
Nothing of moment. has occurred in
Spanish zone, it was said.
CIERVA VISITS SEGAN (QAN.
.‘lll‘l‘rlfi :‘
Moron.
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minimum, all?
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“l‘npo's l'linp-tpsir.‘ has prover:
Bt-if tiu: sun-st rein-it for “161m
Gases. Flatulrnce. Heartburn. m
mess, l'>‘(-l*nicnt:iliou or Stomach m2.
tress Caused by acidity. A tow V
give almost immediate stomach
and shortly the stomach is cone“
so you can (at favorite food: without
fear. Largu ease costs only low m
at drug store. A‘Iilllous helped m,
ally. i
"usher“
F. ‘HAIN .3
Has opened first-class
mill on Boston Post \
for the season. Clean, f It
and powerful. I buy an
in large or small quant'
FOR SALE—~New red
six hoop. paraffinedy
galhhls. Best in town:
saidit the
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HE son of the tic est man in the world
feat regret of his lifi
can 0‘
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of socialize. wealth
hamN .it s'ouldtft.
want to enjoy vv 2 '
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Norwalk Chronicler