:? Another Good Buy
Seasonable U n d e r-
wear, 75¢ per gar-
merit.
Al I
Shirts and Drawers
Sizes
._.\......elr$u. l
two
.,..l,..uuulu l
.2”!
W001 Hosiery 3
50c, 75c, $1.00, $2.00
. .Huuw-s ...
alllduollyol-m .
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7: till le3
' ”any employes at the Norwalk tele-
phone exchange are planning to attend
. Wee in. Stamford on October 21
given by the “hello" girls of anarchy.
—-Aaron Kohn's for Auto supplies.
Henry A. Hcgclein has completed
. the installation of an Internatioml
Oneplpe Heater for Mrs. Marie Hall.
"i- ' of Elmgrove street.
6..
t Douglas Fowlcr Women's Relief
if Corps. No. 15. will meet this evening
‘1. at 7:30 o'clook in Y. M. C. A. hall. All
.4 members are requested to be present.
——Sunday table d'hote dinner at the
Hotel Mahnckemo $1.00. Served from
11:30 to 7:30 p. m.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Directors of the South ‘Nor-
walk Public Library will be held in
the Library Building this evening at
eight o'clock.
--Svec's Orchestra at Forresters’
Bazaar Town Assembly Hall tonight.
Special entertainment features.
The C. E. Sinuson Co. has brought
suit for $1,000 damagcs. on the com-
mon counts. in thc Court of Common
Pleas. against. Vinccnzo Scssu. An in-
debtedncss of $717.44 is alleged.
Bartram A" .Vlt'lill l'i'])l‘fS“lli tiw plain-
tiff corporation.7~Stamt‘0rd AdVOcuic.
—-Fircmen’s Fair. Community ‘hall.
East Norwalk. Free Dancing. Door
Prize every evening.
“Window Wes
nodal-able. mmdm Bail-M)!!-
Incas-0mm
MhMoM‘
amusmmmxomwm
and Tan colors.
E. K. BANKS
UNDER W0 HOTEL
SO. NORWALK
The gramatic club of the Norwalk
afternoon. 1
.- "I-
-—-\Iayflower Hose Co. Fair, Com-
munity Hall Tonight. Special fea-
tures. .\
Lincoln Council No. 4. O. U. A. M;
will hold a. regular meeting this even-
ing. .
.1
The Second District electrical com
sioners will meet this evening at. the
offices of the plant on State street.
Regent today.
just like it.
No picture ever shown
confined to .her home for severiu
at the L. Pike Victroia Store today.
——Dance of the season—~Elks' Audi—
torium. Stamford. Conn.
night, ‘Oct. 15th. Vincent Lopez or-
chestra with seven kings of harmony.
There will be a. luncheon for Vas-
sar Alumnae and all who are inter-
James
ested in education at ‘the Royal
ways. Rowayton. Conn.
—Jordan Entertainers at the S. N.
Baptist Church. Sat. Oct. 15. 8 P. M.
Admission $50.
A regular meeting of Monker Grotto.
No. 56. M. 0. V. P. E. R.. will be held
at Masonic hall. South Main street
this evening at 8 o'clock.
the Ceremonial
ford on Monday.
be discussed.
.1 mot-ting at 7:
tion of officers.
to he held in Stam-
Novombor 14th will
Monitor Grotto will hold
30 oclock for tht eloc
——"Banner" Layer C
ity. good variety. 55c: frosted cup
cakes. Me «102.; plain cup cakes. 30c
doz. Good swcet bread also. Try
some of it for your next meal. Ban-
n‘r Homo made Bakery.
SL. l‘honc 367.
'l‘hcrc seems to have boon.
Tllc iwnuty of truly
underwear depends on many condi—
tion» found only in “Mcrode.” The'
experienci- of thirty years by a magic ‘I
l .
t
hand-tailored
craftsman : the work of carefully
(rained operators. the host materials .
obtainable; the most rigid inspection
to make underwear whose lan'liryillixl
high quality now-r fails to give Falls-I
faction. This excellent underwear
can b:- had in many styles and weights
at The N. E. Ryan Co's. store.
prices are much lowcr th
Ila-St fall.
find
on those nl ‘
~Buy your coal at Hams and Guns.
C-Er‘
Trusses and Surgical
Appliances
Spot-Isl room for fitting.
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Btillson-Powell Corp.
80. NORWALK
.1 . .Q§,1'_. -1. a mu;
{Band comes llcrc.
*Trust (‘mnpnny often:
on easy weekly payments.
evenings until 9
of children from tho schools on Mon-
day when the l‘nitcd Slates Marine
Every school child
who has .1 ticket will be dismissed
from school so that tho}! may attend
the conccrt.
ho-rc
ccrt.
—l.ii.~t showing
tcrpiccc “’I‘lw
Rom-n! (with.
lust like it.
Lost Romance"
and walk up to
flip rs-rwixinl: window: then. walk right
out :in‘nin with satisfaction stampml
ml vicl‘y l'cuiuro. Try tii'it for good
'luck-wthw kind that stays good.
._______.
-——Jord.-ln Entcrtalncrs at the S.
Rnptist Church. Sat. Oct. 15. S P.
Admission 35c.
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The ix’ricgcr Company will hold it
special sale tomorrow of miliinvry that
will startle the women of Norwalk.
About 7.00 sampli' huts us wcll as lh"li‘
own stock will be ot‘fcrod lit priccs un-
prom-dented ill the history of Norwalk.
Lyon silk neat huts :rimmr-d with
fancy mounts. will hc rold as low as
$2.99. the hix'host pl‘icv for the
best hats will lw $4.98. Don't lonsc
your oportunity. Solo orwns tomorrow
9 a. m. and cnds 9 p. "i. one day only.
N.
M.
—-Buy your \‘ictrola at Donnelly's
Store open
P. M.
' 3 “FROM
I advise every mar-
32 ried or unmarried
,4. man, who has not
2E started to save, to
, get a bank bo
Opportunity once
found this man un-
prepared. But it
won’t again. How
w i ll opportunity
find you?
if“
at l'T"?
-—E“
JUST A
MINUTE
Before you sign the
L1deed, before you agree
to the contract, before
you take any step that
.' means serious money
values, better ask your
.Banker! Itistheaimof .
this bank to place its
knowledge and experi-
ence at the service of its
customers.
53
South Norwalk
Sav'mgs Bank
“opal: .mysighr
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1 i .,i.:.L.1.i;.} ._ li..'.L*__L..L:_l . 4.21 a;
CITY NATIONAL.
'i fiedmeeteamsmguardosnu-
that .
3—5;!
High School is holding a meeting this _
~
——Last showing of DeMille‘s mas-
terpiece “The Lost Romance” at the
Miss Mae H. Wheeler. who has been
weeks by illness. resumed her duties
Saturday
Plans for
ake. first dual-i
5- Monroe
some
misunderstanding about the dismissal
. This hand was securcd
for thc afternoon solely to allow
the school children to imm- tllc con-
ot‘ DcMillc‘s nuts-
“ tlu-
No picture over shown
«— '
reks. Rebekah Lodge, No. 6.1. 0. 0.
F. will hold a. rehearsal this evening
a .c-
~Dancing at Norwaik Armory hast-
urday Night. Rapp‘s Orchestra.
Mrs. R. Caples, of Chicago, Ill.. and
Saratoga. Fla, is the guest of Mrs. 0.
H. Foster atthenftom'lames hotel.-
. -—-Do.ncing tonight at the Catholic
Daughters of America. Charity Bansr
at Red Men's Hall.
The Westport Water Works hm pur-
chased a. model 490 Chevrolet light dew
livery from the local agent m Aus-
tin ot Austin’s Garage.
'_..Don’t miSs the greatest vaudévillc
bill and picture. ever in Norwalk no
the pm today. Louise Gloom in
_“I Am Guilty.”
——-Svec’s Oi-chestrs at Forresters’
Bazaar Town Assembly Hall tonight.
Special entertainment features.
Mrs. Maude R. Sheldon of Orchard
street. Nomik has purchased Callou-
’el 490 Chevrolet roadster from the
local Agent W. '12. 'Austin of Austin's
e-aott hats and caps at O'Brien'sr
A special communication of St.
, John’s Lodge. No. 6. F. &, A. M.. was
held last night. The master niuon
degree was conferred on four candi-
dates.
~Luncheon served at the Catholic.
Daughters of America Charity Bazaar
at Red Men's Hull.
The Frank C. Godfrey Post, No. 12.
American Legion. will hold an invituc
tion dance in its hall in the Central
Trust company building tonight. Mer-
riarn's orchestra will furnish the mu-
dc.
Saturday. October 151; at 12:30. i _ .. .i A W m -
Those desiring to attend should notit'y bilT-Dtlulr‘ m ever in Vomit? ‘
Mrs. J. Stuart Gillespie. The Cross on p ‘
the Palace today. Louise (-laum in
"I Am Guilty."
Considerable local interest is being
taken in the coming Bridgeport elec-
tion. This is particularly true since
“Mayor Clifford B. Wilson was again
named to head the Republican ticket
at the city convention held last night.
——Sof‘t Wand caps at O'Brien's.
*——-———
A tight, manage}: (so Italians em~
lployea in renovating the Cole block
',causcd considerable excitement for a
few minutes yesterday afternoon. The
fight was stopped by C. M. Webb. It is
said that shovels and clubs figured
in the fray.
u
”Svec's Orchestra at Forresters'
Bazaar Town Assembly Hall tonight.
Special entertainment features.
Apparently there will not be any
mackcrnl fishing this sczisou accord-
ing to neports of local fishermen. Al—
though large schools of the fish have
hccn sighted in Long Island sound.
they am not hitting at all inside the
Norwnlk harbor. ‘
—Coal at Harris and Guns.
Plum-1 for ill:-
Gln‘ornnr l,.‘lk¢
informal reception to
lit the Somali: armory
ml H;iilll‘«l;n fillllii. October 323. are
lilillt‘;‘ wzu 'l‘hu rncrption is arranged
lv_\ filc Frank C Iimll‘rr’y Post. No. 13.
Amvrirnll li'L'lUll. Tllc Votcrans of
l-‘orcizns \\'.l:<_ I‘i.l'.il'r.\' (1“ the (70",.
("it' Coursc. null a horse show nvm' W" ”Hill ”ll 'i \ it. and othcr pa—
!thc hnrn door for good luck. At 1,.331‘lrioiic m‘xl. .v-:- v H .,.. :lsked to partici-
i‘ ‘Y‘m'l lll'lniz‘ you had luck. Rut. put.» l” ”l" """l""'l‘..
.ll‘tvr :lll tllc inst luck coml-s to pvo-l ——————« _
31);“ Who cn'cr the South Norwnlk ~Mnyflnwcr Hose Co. Pair. COm-
l
mllnity liull
tures.
'l‘onlgh 1. Special fea—
A, r: cord breaking attendance mark—
ed ill" Fourth inning}: program of
tho second annual joint fair of Court
‘Nl'll'l‘ilk. .\‘o. .38. l'orcsturs of Alllcricu
land l'ridc ofConrt N'lrruk i‘irclc. No
Sill. (j‘ompnnious of lilt' l-‘orosl at the
Town Assvml-ly hall. 'l‘hc llooths did
zlgood business and music for dancing
was by Svcc's oa‘cilcsirn. The fair will
be continued until Monday
allil'lf present attcndnucr
will l)(‘ n. hig~succcss
M'cnin:
continue it
—“Banncr" Layer cake. first qual-
ity. good variety. 55c: frosted cup
cakes. Mic don: plain cun cakes. :luo
doz. Good sweet bread also. Try
some of it for your next meal. Ban-
ner Home Made Bakery. 5
St. Phone 367.
.—~CA‘.\'DY SALE-— l
Our Suc. a lb. Milk Chocolates. all!
flavors 49¢ :1 lb. Our 60c a 11» Enter?
and Sweet Chocolates. all flavors 39c.
n lb. Our $1.00 a lb. Milk Chocolate;
Marachino Cherries. 69c. 21 lb. Ourl
80c :1. lb. Vanilla Cream (Enamels!
Chocolate Nut Caramcls anilla \Val-l
nut Caramels and Vanilla. Marshmahj
low Carameis, Special 490. 9. lb. Atl
New England Candy Shop. 10 South;
Main Street. South Norwalk.
A DOLLAR
INSIGHT
a
is easily spent.
Why not get it out of.
sight—deposit it here.
Open Monday Evenings frond to 7
FAIRFELD cams
‘ SAVINGS BANK
1 Wall Street
UI
Norwalk
Monroe .
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The me... with play the Noam A.
C. of New 1 Haven on the
grounds Sunday afternoon.
-—Soft hats and caps at O'Brien‘s.
*
Arthur Leberg, who has been in
Montana (or some time. has returned
to his home in Norwalk
—Dancing at Norwalk Armory Sat-
urday Night. Rapps Orchestra.
A retrular meeting of the Hat Trim—
mers‘ Union. Local No. 33 will be held
at 8 °fclock this evening in Central.
Labor Union hall, Washington street.
-~Don’t miss the greatest vaudeville
bill. and mm era- in NOI'WIBK 3‘
the Palace today. Louise Gianni .n
“I Am Guilty."
James Cavansgh. of Spring Hill. ac-
Commit-3d by members of his family,
has W by automobile for Virgin:
la, Where he will attend the graduation
of his daughter as a trained nurse.
—The latest dancing steps guaran-
lteed in private lessons. 35.00. s. 0.
Policy Tel. 1057 and hour.
The marriage of Miss \iarion An—
thinette Budweu; daughter of Mr. and,
Mrs. Wilfred Bodwell to Alfred R. Nut-l
“tins. son of Mr. and Mrs Nathan Nut-
flns‘ of Boston, will take place at 4
o’clock tomorrow afternoon at the
home of the bride, 6 Seymour street.
-——Ds.ncing at Norwnik Armory Sat-
urday Night. Rapp’s Orchestra.
Guests at the Royal James hotel last
night Were: E. A. W'rig‘ht. New York
(3“)? Mrs. E. L. Tiemann. Northport.
L. 1-: Miss Tiema'nn. New York citv:
Mr. and Mrs. R. Wray. Sm-onkly. Pa:
lAlbert W. Hubert, New York city: W'.
13- Sharp. Maplewood N J.; 0. W. N.
Chulwn» Englewood N. J.
“'IIJI’ON B. B. C. TO PLAY THIS
. GRE’IS FARM TPLMI.
.c
upcompnny got on a paying basis before
. the United. States Marine Band, con-
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PRESIDENTS‘I'GBRS
‘ TALKS T0 KIWAN IAN S
teammates non: 11m Pose).
m—‘J >-
The‘revenue from." the ram in the
Nurwslk group of lines he said has
been gradually increasing; and this
was regarded as a favorable sign.
A number of plans have been consid-
givjng a cut in the fares here. .
A suggestion was made that a
month’s trial of a five cent fare1\be'
made between Norwaik and‘ South
too had been considered. A month's
trial was suggested to enable the Con-
nt ctlcut company to ascertain if pos-
sible whether. the revenue would be
sufficient to warrant the retaining of
this fare reduction between the two 3
points.
i Mr. Storrs confessed that he was in
a. somewhat difficult predicament as
he was not really in-a position to make
any definite statement regarding the
action of the company. but he said
that he held out as much hope‘as he
dpred to the Norwalk public.
He urged patience in the matter
saying that it was better to have a ten
cent fare at present urtil the trolley
» :
thinking of lower fares.
The ct that the company has been
en ' in endeavoring to checkup on
the revenues by comparison with days
and months of a year and two years
and even three years ago with the
present time This was one means
that the company was pursuing to as- —
c'ltain whether a fare cut would be
warranted.
A number of questions were asked
Mr. Storrs who unmet-ed them as best i
he could.
About 75 members and their guests
were in attendance. The attendance
prise was won by George Woodward.
Reports from the sale of tickets for
The Wilton baseball team will play
the Ginsens Farms baseball team. a!
'Orem Field. Wilton. on Sunday. This
will be the last gami- of thc season.
Mills and Polly will bc thc battery for
the visitors.~whlle \Varm and McSally
will deliver and reccivv for W'ilton.
This game is one that was arranged-
because of the rivalry between
two teams. and is sure to bc
sidcrablc interest to fans.
of con-
——Dancc of the season—~Elks' Audi-
torium, Stamford. Conn. Saturday
night. Oct. 15th. Vincent Lopcz or—
chestra with seven kings of harmony.
ALPIKED Ii. SHA‘V. "ISO“. 1“)
SLVG SK'NI‘DAY.
I All “ho heard Fred Patton. bari-
ftone. sing in the South Norwalk
lMcthodist church last Sunday evening
will be camr to hear Alfred [3 Shaw
tenor. of .\‘~-w York. on this coming
'Sundny «\cllinz. Mr. Patton and Mr
Shaw sing together ill the choir of
the Ft ft h A w- n no P rush} tcrinJl
iChurtll. Nov. York. Mr.
sum: in New
1ing10u. lillsburg. Minneapolis.
ll‘uul and runny other of our cities.
llx'fnll' lending musical
{throughout tho country. He was for
:two wan-eons lvmiim: iI'liOr in thc
Aborn English Gland Opern Company.
l'l‘hc 1'\‘i'llll]g‘ of sncrcd music in tho
South Norwalk Methodist church fur-
nish an inspiration to all who want to
make Sunday :: lwtter and llappii-r day
{than the ordinary.
3!.
and
roc- iel it‘s
-—Sundsy table d'hote dinner at the
Hotel Eilahackcmo $1.0m Served from
11:30 to 7:30 p. in.
\\'.-\BA .N H TEAM TRA \" ELIE G
EAST.
( it .-\\\i‘ (iiilii-“JL i E. 1nd.. Oct.
14.———St:il‘tvd on llmll \x. l\' with howls
of cncouraecmcnt from tho student
rootcrs and a nilnliwr of townspeople.
i
'lthc \Vuhnsh Cullen» l'nollmll team.
was traveling East today. to meet the
Army cit-Von at \Ve-sl l’uini. Saturday.
Tllc squad. numiwrin; l\\"’nt_\'-Sfé\‘9n.
{left how ycsicrdn} in cllurgc of
Coach Rolwrt Vaughn. Eastern
nilmlni plan to entrrizliu lllc squad in
New York
‘1‘! l‘-_\I'\l\ I '()()‘T[s. \I. I; (- \MI'L
I\ W H Wxi-.\, ('ri. li.-——A public;
n Silo (iii incite-ls for Hip YuloA rm)‘ foot—
llall ;:.-um1~. (1n Oct. .‘3. :5 :lnnouncedl
l‘i‘ tllr- i'nlc lx-kll mm l.l,;clmnt. As
thc :ul‘lllll‘l‘ul “1206 e u seals arc being
{‘Jurml U‘.‘ i'r- run of ill" Howl. 7h:'
{qullnlilt‘ seating capacity will
tilled for that gamc.
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the lworld‘s record holder will be married
Shaw has,
YOI'K. Chicago. Washfi
certs on Monday afternoon and even-
his were also received. and were
gratifying
”MISS CHARI‘YI‘TE BOYLE;
SW'IMRIER, '10 HARRY
NEW YORK Oct.
'lottc Roylc.
14 —Miss Char-
nationat swimmer and
next work to Henry W. Clone. of
)Rochestcr, N. Y.. it was learned yes—
terday. She is the daughter of Col-
onel Joseph \V. Boyle. allied food ad—
ministrator in llumania who saw-
aervicc in Flanders with the Canadian
forces.
’I‘I'I‘CH'ER ALEXANDER. SIGNS Ul’.‘
CHICAGO. Oct. l4.~wGrover mew-J
'ldlhl Alonndir. pitching ace of the
Chicago ;\ :llirmuls has signed a con-
tract for 1.3.2. it was announced today
lb} W'iliiam \‘teck, president of the
(hi5.
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Wm. J. Ungvary
Plumbing, Tmnl' 'ng and
Heating Repairs to fit-
all Stoves and Ranges
TELEPHONE 2389
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NOTICE
F. HAIN
Has opened first-class cider
'mili on Boston Post Road
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land powerful. I buy apples
:in large or small quantities.
FOR SALE—New red oak,
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six hoop, paraflimed, 50
Best in town.
Hummer he said that ma revenue was-:3
not sufficient to warrant a out here- 3
ered by the officials with a view to ‘
Norwalk, and Mr. Storm said that this '
:i'or the season. Clean, fast '
91mm, 00111, 1921 1.11“».
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See how much. { you
“Save this fall
Clothing prices are 34% lower
than a year ago.
We’ve cutlour margins of profit
to a‘ point where we can barely
set by
Here’s an example of extreme value:
Hart “Schai’fnei' & Marx new fall suits
specially priced
$35
good makes as low as $24.1l
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Other
Rogers Ed Stevens
The home of Hart. Sohafi‘ner & Marx clothes
NOR‘VALK
SOUTH NORWAE ’53
NORWALK
Shows You Come from a Live Town.
PRIC E 50 CENTS
ALBERT D. MORGAN
84 Washington Street
city awaiting results of tho ~ I'
inccting
an". R. PLAN TO REDUCE
RATES EQUAL TO CUT ;
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1 was reported that Oct. 30 had been
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I A S‘ NUMBER or RAIL. l'\ v ‘1
IN EMPLOY ES W GE . “Rn“-
«Continued trom Pane Ono} Fouowmg IS “‘8 “mm“ "THE
pitched in cacii inning. ll:
loans. strikes. foul strikw.
3 outs and hits:
l
per:~ could expect trcight lCdllCliOllS.
l The July wage reduction of twciu‘ . Inning. N... in. t.
1pc rcent. ordered bv the Railroad ':l.l- 5 grnst ............ 1 .J
;bor Board. the executixcs dvclartd. ngqnd ....... \ .. a
:merely slaved ofi‘ bankruptcy lo: Tm,“ ______________ , ll
imany roads. ! W. urth ........... 1. . , . 4 5
The strike vote of the bmtherhoods.‘ Filth ............. ». .‘l
'and shop crafts resulting from this Shin ______________ ; l.
,wa’ge cut. it was declared by the taxcc- l 3. ”Ln”. _____________ 1.3
halves. was but a force to ward oft Eighth ______________ , ll
any further wage reductions. Some: Ninth 33333333333333 l. '1
of therunion leaders admitted that the
,vote did not mean a. metal walkout 'i‘otals ............. ,1 7 li7
of the railroad employs: although it, Numbcr of g‘rikl‘fi—"Nt'llt Al ‘le
‘33. Number of foul sm'ww '“ N ‘f
tentafiVely agreed-upon by the unionmnnyt. 13" Numb" of mug. -.«. l» 5:.
heads for sectional strikes of the em- Hoyt. 30.
ploycs if strikes. were finally decided
' upon. . 1 .
“The m€n do not want to quit BOBBY “Ilfilé‘r -E;S\’<_ !l i
work." said» W'. G. Lee. president ofl1 ' M
the Brotherhood of Railway Train-‘ NEW YORK all. M.
men. ‘Whe oificers of the various Michaela who is hm‘ H: W' l
unions do not want to declare a walk- Sting with force. 3 Wm b“ “
out. becausethey know such actionihe Rink S. (3-. maxi Salll‘-’~‘
would be mummy.” ' :whcn he faces F‘reddic J...‘ u
" A1} Opportunity to present. the em- latter is one of a tow Hun-J. .
" l claims to the conference 0; who have shown. abilitv .l; .M‘
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