' 055p). DAVIS
50. Nomwaus.
“wear, 75¢ per gab‘
ment.
All
Sizes
‘ Wool Hosiery
. 7 5c, $1.00, $2 00
WAStfl/VGTON STREET ~_ .‘
3 nether. Good; Buy: 3
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cka Rebekah Lodge. No. 4
tomorrow
R. will hold a rehearsal
evening.
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Louis AVIick made his first Visit
to his store todm after having under-
gon an ope ration at. the Flower hospi-
tal Nev. ork city.
TlII- silvn cup \\ on from Htjaz Grot-
to. of \‘vw Haven. at hase.ball bv the
members of Monitor Grotto. \'o. 56,
M. 0. \. l‘.l TE. ’ .fis now on exhibition
in the windows of James Donnelly’s
Vlctrolu parlors. South Main street.
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EITY NEWS
.- I‘runk
Raymond
:33. 3.4)llv
brought against
a: Harris and Guns.
oal
"rgmn sr Imago Friar-mu
a m. “Till all kinds of fresh
('lI.II‘lIs l'lnlt (If Silvfil‘llllno
Elms awarded the contract for a
grit-in.
today
:Is a willie-51$ in the
Joseph
”Juno Chlotto will be at Wash-'3‘”
a. m. to 6
fish.
fl\’('llll0
II III-.
Itcrnationul (inepipr- Ilcater to III,- in—-
dolled in his new home to H. A.
ll)-
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———'l‘he latest dancing steps guamn.
teed in private lessons. 35.00. S. C,
Pol‘ley T01. 1057 and hour.
The degree team ans? guard of Eur»!
:A Very Exeesfienal‘i
. Ofijering 30f
“Fall Underwear and
' Pajamas
At $1.65 and $2.00
There was a large crowd on South
Main street last evening who enjoyed
the concert. given in front of Music
the observance of Columbus Day.
——-"Banner" Layer cake. first qual-
g l'l.I;«':I lunch in “'all street was it)" good variety, 550: frosted, cup‘
«l M -9. Ila whcn an 'nltachmcnt cakes. 40c. dog; plain cup cakes, 30c
:HI I] on IhI- place by Deputy Shcr- -(]()2_ Good sweet .bread also. Try
.; l-‘ruul; l‘uunI-lla of Bridgeport. some of it for your next meal. Ban-
‘ Iner Home Made Bakery. 5 Monroe
I' hour 367. \
Notice has been received by power
boat owners and shippers in the city
that" the South Norwalk rujlroaIi
drawbridge will be closed I‘oI r .Iirs
on Sunday the 16th, from S II. III. un-
til 4 p. m. This will not lIIlerI-rc
with the passage of trains, but will
not permit the bridge to ho opened
—-Coa.l at lowest prices Harris and for boats tonpam through.
. . . .— , , . -—S\'cc's Orchestra at l-‘orresters’
llr'lle‘llt‘l I‘l'l‘hmm‘a‘;nl LlUllig': hypitmmy.” Bazaar Town Assembly Hall tonight.
.' H “H" “l H.“ “3.1m" U." 1' Special entertainment l‘eaturcs.
wIIIIvI-Isur} (‘Ill‘lil'illlflll this cvvnlnu
Sir thI- hall in Norwalk. 'l'hI- clIch‘lain- .
. ' L: - ‘ 1:: twis lsr-rvcd.
mom (‘Ulllnlllllf' llus plaImI-Il an in- \ H” "(Pk pin “m L 0’
.rrcslmt: program.
-—SIInday table d'iIotc. \linnt-r at tho
Served from
Hotel Mahackcmo $1.00.
311:30 to 7:30 p. m.
ill-n ’l‘. Nash in the
yard‘ of his home. in
this IImI'IIlnI: by
lrm'I-l r-IlIl III” the
Inquiries III IIlI- IIt local bird l.ulc.icrs.
“l 'l I IllI ll
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1,191.31: ‘Esl‘IFLHMr-JJMYti“ fi-(Rl'lli‘x'lv :T'l¥é:,: lIlII meant: IIIIIi .‘ll'. Nash to believe
‘ ' ‘.' '. I l ’ 'l ‘ IhIIt lllt' bird was a. wild one.
walk \'\‘lllllli n \w wk or two after
An“ (:IhnL: lll'.’tl'(l‘\ two chars: vy-Itllrlh: l Saturday night. Oct. 15m. ‘1“-
;‘.(;,t‘l‘;.";: 1. :It-l-if,‘1“?.‘,)l;1” rchulfi cont Lopez orchestra with seven
-‘ ' I s ’ ll , ,. . .
. ‘ ‘ l' I .. ~ 4. I- '.
5H [mum 'l‘hI' t'lllll" H It has him“ ‘1‘ In: 01 1' I 11101)),
mi - u I; l .. .. . ' .
' ' ' ‘ I” ._.. .. l’oslponrmr nt for a “(ck “as made
7.1;...”1... r... Hose (‘0 In” (‘om last night (It, thI anaul of the. Ionlract
.‘ ,. .. ‘ . ' “ ' ‘ f. .I-'. i‘ a home. in IIII-IIIJ
mnnm II.III Itinl'lli. s ecial r . " ‘1” ‘ l ‘ ° ‘ -
lures. g l D en; lit rs of Lullor. Long-. \‘o. 97. I. 0. O.
. . . _ 1'1. “ml whilo some business connected
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hliss Susan H. Alllll'l‘lYH,
'M‘llll} at the Fannie A,
'd-IcrgraIlr-LI who is to makr:
‘ P. uslrm Mass”
Yricmls at Ult-
FairfiI-ld
Int-mlu-r of
Smith Kin.
her home
was arrnin l‘I-tod
Homcslcad tea room of
133‘
with 1hr» work of the contract'was
transacted, nothing is in readiness for
announcement through t‘hc press. One
of the reasons for the wm:k's postpone-
ment was because of file'snmll attend-
.mm- at last night's meeting.
:‘IvI-nuc, Monday afternoon.
‘l‘hc pnl'l)’ included: Mrs \\'. l4). Hitch. . . .
Jars. John w. Kt‘arns. Miss Mal-m ll. Bgs‘C‘T” ,Ori‘atmnf'tl EDTTF‘”
flpcm-cr. ‘Miss lislf‘llt'l 1.. \V('lll. Nor- 2““ mm ”em” ”I Oincm'
walk. 3i iss
firid‘rz’ol I o rl
I‘llll'fl'nl‘t'l Bl.
Paul
o—Aaron Kohn's for awnings.
\Yf-ld. ..
vTrusses and Surgical
1
Appliances
' Special room for fitting.
r
l Stillson-Powell Corp.
R0. NOR \VALK
“FROM
IXPERIENCE
I advise every mar-
ricrl unmarried
man, who has not
started to save, to
get a bank book.”
f‘l‘ 1
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Opportunity once
found this man un-
prepared. But it
won’t again. How
will opportunity
find you?
South Norwalk
Savings Bank
‘ ‘Open Monday Night"
:Iflm .nvz ulvm‘ $111.1
Wtflm mam-I
um-” m '
.'.W; Twr’vr .‘l
gens:
rnm'mn-
were; .m.
.‘Elb
8
row morning for the purpose of receiv-
l .g lisIs. lie will also be ready to re-
l‘llll ll" . : : l‘w- same place bI‘twceII
and iv o‘clock \Vedncsday and Sat-
I‘.I\ ninMu Assessor W'illiam 1". Host
HI. l similar service dutul
, lL'.‘ tho . um hours at the City Hall.
SpI-cial entertainment features.
The forty hour devotion for tha-
mr-mbers of the parish of SI J...
seph's Roman Catholic church “lll'
start on Sunday morning at lhI- 1mm.
o'clock
Vt'clsh
Joseph’s church. Father ‘VVelslI will
preach Ill 7 " b on lock on Sunday I-I'I —
nlng an] 7-‘.-:1In- Dhinc at 7:30 o'cluc‘;
on Mom} Iy _nnd l’l‘uesda): ovoninxzs.
Neighboring; priests will help pith
confessions.
mass. The Paulist Fathers
. .
——Aaron Kohn's for Auto supplies.
."S'HF'FSIII‘L: of Norwalk today are d3»
tribuling notices to taxpayers concern-
ing the filling or lists. Assessor Hor-
Qcc Dann will be at the Town Assem—
l,_l_\ hall bntween 10 and 12 o'clock for
the nevi few weeks beginning tomor-
'3 TM 2'.
En St Norwn l k.
g JUST A ‘
town;
«.3 '3 .
“‘I‘Ilt .In I.
Community hall:
Free Dancing. Door
" I‘v (-vcxxing.
“I”
Hall by the Sons of Italy Band from,
6 until 8 o'clock in connection with‘
Il'llflll Rim-r. Mr. Nash managed to.
got close enough to the bird to ob- '
Howe it caII-l‘ullv. but :1 1’.er .Iw.ay
III It-pOIt the loss of any '
and Divine will preach at St.{
Rogers E9" Stevens
N orwalk So. Norwalk
[Ming J. Albrecht and Harry.M
()rdcll both of. Rowayton figured in
an automobile collision, this morning
‘at 11' o'clock. at tillx corner of Clay'
and Franklin streets.
Young Albrecht. who was coming
out of .Clay street. said he suddeni}
saw the Ford touring our. operated by
ordcll coming dowu Franklin street
toedI—ds the railroad station. He made
'c\(‘l‘§ cn‘ort to avoid the accident by
making a sharp turn to the left. He
,l'urthu stated thatthe car which Or-
dcll waspperating. bad side curtains
:0“, which probably hindered him
lfrou] looking in all directions.
l Outside of the damage done Io.bonI
mars. no one. was hurt. The Overland
was badly damaged with a. broken
‘IIIIIIlg-uard. axle. damaged and the
fender smashed. The Ford received
the most damage of the two cam The
front axle was broken in half, mdia‘
tor smashed in, and the rear end of
tlu- car slightly damaged.
Both parties came to an agreement
that this was a civil case and armsts
u...“- not necessary. Albrecht‘s car
is ['UVQ red by insurance, but it could
.not In learned by the reporter it the
l [rm-.1 was insured. '
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SOCIAL NOTES
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Dr. and him Carl Axel Harstrom
l\vill give a reception and tea. from
four until six. ()t'tolwr twenty-second
in honor of Governor and Mrs. Everett
U. 14”le 0"” two hundred invita-
.\II anniversary mass for private
Jeremiah (J’rlen will be sung tomor—
row morning at 7:30 in St. Joseph's
church.
-—-Sunday table (1' hole dinner at the
Hotel Mahackemo $1. 00. Served from
11:30 to 7:30 p. m
l The bicycle reported stolen by Ken»
nt-th Taylor of “'oodward avenue re-
cently. was found yesterday lnurnim;
near the High school on “'I st ave-
lllll‘. hidden in some. buQIt-S.
“Svec's nrchcstra at F‘orrcsII-rs'
aBazaar Town Assembly Hall tonight.
Special entertainment features.
—-Buy your cool at Harris and Guns.
Alvin .Rosc and Nelson “'llI 0\
brought ~to police hcaIquIaItI-rs )(s-
tcrday afternoon a bicycle which they
Ihad taken from two other boys who
said that they had stolen it. The
wheel was later claimed by Nick
Shoul‘es. *3: ,.
r-firlllllCO of the masons—Elks Au—
ditorium, Stamford, ICON“.
Summl lloodnor is in New Yolk
'today attending the Giants-1'. Inks ball
game. This is medlrst. time \lr. Hood-
IIeI said this Inoruing. that he lI Ii
I'IL'l‘ attended II. ball ganu. in is lllt
guest or Attornns ]. ul (IIIIIIIH and
John J‘. Cunco.
-—SVCC'S Orchestra at T‘III I‘I~Siel‘s
lazaar Town [\Hfit‘llllllV ll.Ill tonight.
Special ('llll‘l‘li'llllllv'llt I. :Iturcs.
l‘rcprrty \ttllH'll .2: $1.5M; has
lu’cn altarhml in a suit brought by
Joseph Mcl‘arlhy of Hus city, against
Alarg‘apct'Bil‘f‘1II'th)‘. also 01' this City.
lhIlIIugIs c.“ ..‘.tHIH are claimed. Land
in .‘x'III‘n. Ill; \\: Is atlzuhtd this morn-
mp: I-:. 111ml» Slimllf NIlson Vt'. Bene-
dict in IiII .III‘IoII which is Brought
3l,v .\lll’rlat} Louis oGldstlImidL The
(:lSt is'Ittumable to the
tIIIII of tin-
supmior (‘Olll t.
I ’7," . ' r
3 1—9: ll . . mmn d‘hnle dinner at the
' l I \t‘IXIO $2.00. Served from
' U I. 30 p; m.
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, A \‘OR‘VALK
«I MILL POND
Continued from
li‘i rst Page.
\Yhen Jesse failed to return home
afteiualds. the boV “is pulled from
tho “at” by Arthur Benjamin and
Daniel l‘ccriz. It. At tlu, time he was
lll'I‘.llili’.'IL. i..;'.'.l.'_\'. Dr. H. K. \V. Kt‘l-
logs was called, but the lad had pass-
ed away hof‘orc his arrival.
It is hellm'ed that the “'hitehead
hay howl Inknn the Opportunity to
throw atoms into the pond after
dumping the. reins ein it. It is thought
that he slipped. lost his ba'ance and
slid down a. slight enbankn.ent into
the water. The water bfiIg several
feet deep, he was unable to reach
shore. ‘
Funeral services, will be held at 2
o‘clock Saturday afternoon from the
home of the deceased parents’ and
later from the Grace Baptist church.
to the contract, before
you take any step that
means serious money
values, better ask your
Banker! It is the aim of
this bank to place its
knowledge and experi-
ence at the service of its
customers.
1
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gdeed, before you agree
THE
CITY NATIONAL _
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A DOLLAR
IN SIGHT
iseasily spent.
Why not, get it out of
sight—deposit it here.
Open Monday Ei'enings from s to 7
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
sAvmos an;
31 Wall Street; Norwalk
November -
ten minutes later. Mrs. Lewis became
alarmed for her son and sent her»
husband looking for lIIm.Sh01tly
«drink too much: also get from any
THURS have been issued and the ai’bul’
‘lirvllllirit'fl to be a notable event.
Mrs, Lester Hyatt entertained four
glalIlI s of auction yesterday afternoon 5
lat lllt' Norwalk ("ountry Club. The}
p.17. 5 were of unusual bcauty. At)
nu —llllll_\' adjournmc nt was taken '0‘
m.. .limng‘ loom “Till" Sf ‘Ward Boll," ~
I\\n(\ll w'l‘V'Pll an elaborate dinner;
Guests at the Royal ‘Jamcs hotel
mm nightwvere: Mr. and Mrs. John .
ll .K‘hrrman of Norwich:
Mrs. 11. TI. \Vallacc
rMr. .Iu'l Mrs. Thomas of Thompson
E); - \x. \V. LVVIII'rIIn of Preston. Mass. ‘
3 .
‘ \lr. and Mrs, (Home Elliott Brown
of “on :uenuo will [euro-0n Friday.-
fol a \II-ok's stay at thrir lIOIIII- in.
Roullmis. I‘I‘kI County,‘l"cnn.
“If. 0.5111
Mrs. Gmrgvr Elliott Brown is giv-
lot: a luncheon and bridge at her home
on Mott :Ivonlzv today to :1 large nunl—
TH'I’ (It l‘I‘lcl’IIls.
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l Attorrpy Paul R. Connery and
AllorIII-v John J. CunI-o are attending:
the lmll game In New York city today.
Nahnn Billy pIroprktor of the South
Nozmtlk Music Shop has returned to
Nor-walk after a \lHlt in Philadelphia
I “1‘. and MN. l~'IvIl Gmlfl‘t‘y. Mrs.
'Smith and Nit. 'l‘ (‘ lark arc enjoying
.I motor trip to “Winter Muss. *
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Corporation Counscl \Villiam F.
plamfmuiy is in Bridgeport on“ mun—.1
ncss today.
GOVERNOR LAKE
TO VISIT NORWALK
continued from First puke.
l
meeting of St. John‘s Lodge, this (-vpn-
lug when the «let-Tree ,will he confrtrzd
on live men. ringing the total num-
her up to 09 Ithe yeah:
Porter Eme rson Brow e, the well»
known playwright, is to the TOME
candidate for The degree of Master
Mason on the 22nd. and the degree will
he conrurred by thc full degree. team
in uniform. .
This will he the first time in the his—
tory oi‘ St. John's Lodge that the 10':
mark has been reached in any one
year.
Pix-service Inc“ of the. city are plan-
ning; to hold. it' possible an informal
reception to Governor Lake at the ar-
mory at In o'clock on the night of the
L’flnd. but no definite plans have been
made for this.
The cI-rcmonics at St. John's Lodge.
which will he held in Masonic Temple.
Berkeley street. will start at 7:15
‘ociock.
G0\l'l‘l10l‘ and hire
to their home in Hartford .
the 23rd.
of Dr. and Mrs. Harstrom.
7.21% will return
m C‘mdav
DRYGS EXCITE YOUR
KIDNEY. S, USE SALTS
It vour Back hurts or Bladder
bothers, drink lots of
water.
proceed to load your stomach with u
lot or drugs that excite the kidneys
and irritate thafitire urinary tract.
Keep your kidneys clean like you
klcp your bowels clean. ,by flushing“
them with a mild,
which 'rcmoves the body's urinous
waste and stimulates them to their
normal activity. The function of the
kidneys is to filter the =.hlood. In 24
hours they strain from it 500 grains
of acid and waste. so we can readily
understand the vital importance or
keeping the kidneys active.
Drink lots of water—you can't
pharmacist about four ounces of Jed
Salts; take a. tablespoonful in a glass
of water before breakfast each morn-
lug for a. few days and your kidneys
will act fine. This famous salts is
made from the acid of grapes and
lemon juice, combined with lithla,
and has been used for generations to
clean and stimulate clogged kidneys:
also to neutralize the acids in urine
sollt no longer is a. source of irrita-
Oak Park. lllu:
being the guests overnight
“'hc-n your kidneys hurt and your -
back reels sore don’t get scared and -
harmless salts: i
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MERTEAEE RURNlNE
AT SEETH NERWALK
BAPTIST ERURER
Tire :Qoutll Km 1141‘. Baptist Ihur
Friday night at 8 p. m.. wliosbthe:
moltgage- of “at c hurclx is in bi burn-
cg. _ Several leaps ago pledges were,
token” to covm- the entire mortgage.
Despite business Ilclm ssions. the gen-
erous and loyal. response oi the mem-
bers 'has made it possible to pay off
the full amount. It will be a titling
occasion foi- mcmhms and l‘iricnds to
gather tog‘othrzi and llfiOlI‘JQ over the
happy consmnation.
Iith'. J.
and now of Portland. Maine.
sociation will also be proént.
A line musical program I‘Vill he crlr—
ried out. After themort'gag'e ls burn-
ed refreshments will be served in tho
lecture room. It is confidently ex—
hand to make the event all
should be.
.JOLVT BAZAAJR \VELL PATRON-
121321).
The joint bazaar which is beinu‘eld
iioint auspices of Court Nan—13k. No.5 :5.
Foresters of America :1an Pride 6!
Court NarIukCircle. No. 301. Com-
well patronized last night.
and Westport w ere present.
During the ct ening. W'olfe Warner
gave an exhibition of Indian dances
which were Well .rcceived. Dancing
was enjoyed to music by 'Svec's arches.
ttra.
Wm. J. UngVary
Plumbing, Tinning and 3
Heating Repairs. to' fit
all Stoves and Ranger
TELEPHONE 2339
will celcblate .1 v'cr) Joyful eVogt 01"”
Ii. 1‘ hompson. former pastor:
will be. '
here to assist at the. occasion. Rtv.
D. l’ \lacQueeIr‘... “pastor of the First '
Baptist church or Bxidgfpmt. a‘nd
pected that all the. members will be ons
that it .;
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in the. Town’AsseI‘nbly hall limiter the ,
portions of the Forest, was exceedingly 1‘
Visitors $
from Bridgeport. Stamford. Greenwich I
H R. NASH
South N orwalk
. . n..-‘-—~
ModI raptor of th‘; I‘airilcld Baptist As- , ,
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.k-¢.u.‘.r. ,
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Wot" 11011868 whose interiors are
arranged that a full and free cit-cub
and the various rooms on eachm.
if :35: cog-pipe furnace' Is the least. W'
3 35:: an most econonncal form 01.11
fully piped furnace, and very much is.
. than that at the hot-water or ste-
If; The Cornet Furnace is thoroughly
well made, and as not a cheap, slightly—
?built aflair made only to sell; it 13 made
to do agreat amount of heating and Q
last as long as any other furnace uric
similar circumstances.
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