sunbathfifiéfig
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.umlsm Sun-scu-
Also Had. 0mm from
890 tom 3 Window
own. was in qm': Green. ww-
und Tan colors.
E. K. BANKS-
.xoscpn DAVIS
“mam/56150222. STREET
so. NORWALK.
lie Comfortable
: manna manure norm.
\\u2 [love Ready for You LE 80. NORWAIK
l' .
Warm Underwear 1:; ..--. . ._
2: Miss Ella Nichols. of 86 Main street.
G‘OVBS ;" is ill with plcurisy. at Southington.
= ' Conn. . . ‘1
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Sweaters n35 . fi. . m
. it}: ' —Sunday table 6 hote dinner at e
outlng Flannel 33: :10th Mahackemo $1.00. Served from
w "“ 11:30 to 7:30 p. m.
C 0 <3
nght 8111118 and is; -—Anron Kohn‘s for Auto supplies.
a i'u'l .
Palamas.~ '5? The Douglas Fowler Post wnll cele
”a? brute its forty-third anniversary this
Prices Moderate i‘uzevening at the G. A. R. Hall. An inn-
agitation to the \Voman‘s Reliel Corps
"22.N0. 15. hafi‘been extended. A supper
Will be served at 7:530 o'cloek, followed
by an en tt-rtnnlment.
—Sunday table d'hotc dinner at the
Hotel Mahackemo $1.00. Served from
11:30 to 7:30 p. m.
George Doris. of \V‘i-st ltowayton,
has awarded the contract to Stephen
Mlllcr for n 'l‘hntchm' one pipe Heat-
er. I- “I‘m
—-Sott hats and caps at O‘Brien's.
Mnti‘d communication of Old “’ell
ice, .\'o, 108. F. & A. M., will be
it on 'l‘umdny ore-nine. 'I he Entered
5. mum- will he conferred.
't
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.._c,<.nl at lowest prices. Harris and
B The Past Matrons of Ophir Chap-
ttor. No. 52. O. L‘. 5.. are holding a
E .H, _ .51.“.1‘5 14;, (255,555-(211’i'ood sale at Stillson-Powcll's drug
4 “ML. .5 . , .2. 5-10.”; :lggu‘llt‘ ‘g-d55810tj- on \Vnshington strct-t this morn-
L.2nm.. .l until _.‘.lunnl:i.\‘ morning my inc. . 2L
2 2 ‘.~. mml. t‘.llllll(' in the lip-2 ,
, H . m . “Hr-L .5, rduy nttprnoonq —Svec's Orchestra in. l2‘orrcslcrs'
,- A_._ Bazaar Town Assembly Hall tonight.
-—-l‘-uy )Olll‘L‘Ufll zit Harris and Guns. Special entertainment “MUN“
~12 2 lx'nvlll-w-n Andrews ol' 1?, Park John Pnnzcllo. of Bridgeport. has
purchased the restaurant and soft
“drink business of Michael Sorcno. 51
\Vutr-r strcct, Second district. and
leak posscssion this morning.
-.:.iy..~d hL-r course of dancing
at hm: home Thursday after
_ unh nhnlll thirty children in at.
.1..:lt‘t‘.
l ,
v.5;
-—-Sot‘t huts and caps at O‘Brion‘;
A .iwlll‘ time was rnjoycd last night
2‘ liw invitation dance lll'ld hr the
rum}; (3, Godfrey Post. No. 2, Am- \Viltou and Grows F‘nrms will meet
tl‘it‘flll Legion, in the lr-gion hull hulmnorrow afternoon ilt (Item Fit-h]. in
llw (‘rntrnl Trust company litiilding.'\vli:it will probably 1w the lust hust—
ltl--rxi-i:.‘2. i‘ll't'l‘tsll‘u llll‘lll.‘<llf-d‘-thg lmll came of the SChSfill. ’l‘lu-rv has
music. Liza-n :1 big (lsmmnl for a meeting lic—
lecli thesc two trams and many fans
vl‘mm: of tho svngun--]2:lkg’ Audi— arc plnnning to attend the gamu. ihruring of d2 ,f. .3‘.
‘ Stamford, Conn_ Saturday ————-——— nm'tinn v-w“ vliman-vs along 'hc "“”'- ‘ , _ correct. time byginnmg next Wtck for
J. Oct. 15th. Vincent Lopez or. wSoft lmts and caps at O’Brien's. luuzhu»il Mil “WW“ I‘ in :‘21'8- (‘ .1 .5 H5. rm.” ,5 .5 l2 _ the Yale <2 vn‘uiory is to give 01“
' ‘.‘.]lll 5q",'1]‘, kings of harmony. ——-—-— list mu! . 2'. “‘12s 2 \lIi‘rlwl m _"w 5 h {J l\'r \md \.'":m(?l- ‘11“ the time \2....l Astronomical accuracy.
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right prom-(l n successful "‘20- Stmm‘urd. tho Stamford High School Iu-roru Jx..i,.;2 linlirrt iiiuml. in nimtn5""““"”" ”‘ "‘llli"”‘.'.lf)1“ n(., Jr. and out the CT) toy from one second to
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mun”... \ . .n putronlzod. and Norwulk. nml lusoyvnr tho locals The 12‘ 2| 2' 2; 3 ‘qulnl‘ hf Huisv m— :‘a‘l‘flllil; -\' .. tool: (‘12:, Mira P. l\. phone is . .1 ;: . .: with the l“‘i€gi‘ii1)ll
2 ”'3 ' ' 2'1- “Husht and “2"": 1mm ” “"32"! ”5' 111" Stamford dicta] pm... u. :1 ill~iilrlxilww Mrs: h 1“" I“ "'51" V‘ .\'} K ."1" "”d M” J- instrumu.-- .2. T mus tlti. . :d o:
,y. Shroud 14 am. it is honed that the rvsulLI-«l m :l- um or i-:- n n "I: n. £2‘L Pugh.“ I “W“‘H’d‘nn' 1‘“ "I“S' '3' {he big 1 72. 7 L llu‘ End Of C'Si‘h mil“
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.. m. .2 .mpmflu “-51,, evenings: until 9 P. M. fllht'tl 1.5m l -l'.«- mlwr mwu. « "'7‘, " XE" CO'"’"°‘"" "z" “mm“ ’ ' ”" 5
r5 _ z: 2,... d imlicc last _- -- > . .. ‘l' (.2 . mound and Miss Anna Lockwood “RS 1“" .1‘ “1‘0“11‘)
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7.. 5:, 1.0“ . «‘-\l:2n‘q _‘ .. 2-.il-- l’nrmcrlv ilu- “Ililrt‘i‘ulfll‘.” Mrs. llan 53‘ ‘ "nd (7" H In"
2'.» I.~ \n. .‘A E ' *7 1' 1.! tin . . .- 3""12"“-'|\' is in N u Val m nit-rt the “"f" “"H‘ “ MTS' ”and“: ”‘7‘
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«um. 0..., IArlmisxi-m 2;;5. "I‘nlit ’ .____ 52 counsel (1 2. :t. mm] H!" :50 for :1 lnwgcr
2; - ' 'w - l‘nHF-t‘ Hui-2mm: lh-mvnc. who has "‘“St he 52"“: two ““5“”-
‘ JCS {ill a Rurglcal ’ (mi. 1' 1.2" 1.. .. .~ 3, “Elam ll. 3‘ « ‘ 5, p5 :.‘.':.l: ‘lmvn sojourning in Maine for the past' H
\ ‘HH’EHI‘Qg .mw'm’” 7": H" V‘" "Nit Iflll‘gihr-i' inln . u, 5;(,\;\,\ gmunth, rutumr-il lmm‘c that evening. ""‘"“‘*" ‘ "
‘ I'A' "" 'H 2 :22 2 2 l L". tho :5 g 11‘. ms- 5 .. . “V2124. .‘dr. Brownc has lawn writing the - 2'" .552?"
"l In! - i"- r nttlnn‘ 0" l‘nox‘w of “WW-8 Winch llfld iii-L‘ll ’ .l .. . ..- h [i]: 1'“ "Haring “W “V” l“ "" ”““ing pictures “ a
’ "' lsvi‘znd in Mm lxr-ro about 5WD 5‘ .7 \ I'r'ml' 5225' the Inspiration l'dm Company. .‘ .-
._.. .— 11“)tu , 5,, 1m” , .‘5 " ' .1 K51“ ___..__ _..r azi.
.. , u 4 \\ hi( h x ’1‘ my x.- 2 I L H, Mrs. Mary ll. Min hr-ll. who has boon
‘ "lll'f" ; ‘_ Orp, ll’nn‘l‘ i ‘ - Tim v.-~ , \ :‘yending thi- sumim 1' with her daugh-
i , iv. . . . . v . ‘ .
w) ‘. u “‘R for thc .3..,.-5,.,..H.m U; U“. liquor “cm in... ' W“ 1. r. Mrs. Cltilll > \ scaring. ll] Luzon. ‘ { .i
" :»l‘..'ll(‘(l ‘2 -Il.2\' nth-room} by .lmj4v . d 5 l. ,5 NEW Jcrscy, is at 1,2512 ltul‘n“. 259 max . 9 '52» 5145
_.- ..__- “Mrs" \‘ “515-31,‘ : _ ‘ . H; mn Road, for 3 {av days.
M "‘ . . -- .— :l’l'.\ll . .5 Nuh ' "f"
——Co'- , wants and Guns. '“lmllfl ‘... .1 5 ‘ . ‘ M‘h Mr. and Mrs. A. Rowslcr and dauzh- Has 0 {113.55- £71245}-
’ .7 . livlnqu ‘ , 5‘5. . “1“" ‘ 121‘ Katherine m‘ ii'n Rirccl. attended _ 5)
.\l(~mlu rs m" liv- Frank t“, Godfrey. ' . V I ‘ ‘ li.~ nodding of 1'” 1r nitrif- and cousin [“111 O 5 155,391an Post _Road
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. (If .’u’ .5, 'l . ' ' .-.,,~§. on :1 thin: \crf-ks motor trip] ’ ,. 2... ,5:
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the gun. 2.- . .2 z . WHIP“ Lift)", . . l r 5 7‘2” dz); .' .rrl‘ .h” ri Mrs. GLOI'SC p‘ Lehq. entertained Six 1.3m: . “Q
~ hnw- :2 ~ 5 .5...- . .. tap-.2 :4:r thug it‘- “1 .1 bridge luncllW’” at, the Noxwalk l b‘l’ ‘ t2 .
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I. £1.4‘El 127%" » q.” . ' 3., clerk ~ F ‘ ': crior cr-urt. or .-
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. .2 55 fig; . deed, before 30u agree for go nc . ast . flg
5 ~52: .~ to the contract, before YOU“ "“I‘J'GIAL" wont ' youhad‘ln" '_
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252.... lace ' values, better ask your . . p90?
- - P . . tlvn amount on have
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2 ‘ '3' at “’l’llcll" a an ex . IS ..e 3111! O 5 (mm? . 2
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ence at the servxce of its 2. ‘ *2 ' .2“ I” he”? 5
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5 .‘ ""1 ili’U'mmvy 2 52 Open Monday Evenings from 8 to 7
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0 .: 'FAIRI'IELD‘O’OUNTY
th N W 1k THE 2 2:222 ~
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I: ' H » VA ‘ / 77" V W ‘—
5 Open Monday Night. - 2* 9‘
gylv
I
a“... for
’oionker Grotto. which was to have-"
been held at the Stamford Theatre on '
Monday night. November nth, have
bum unset due to some trouble in se-
curing the theatre for that night and raulovich. of 6 Burbank street. will be
NO surprised to learn Of her'mlfrr'iage to
date has ‘hcen decided upon'as yen Martin Passcck. 0f Pamic. Néw Jer-
“At‘ilast night's‘mectlng as well plane say. The marriage ceremony was per;
another night has to be selected.
were made [or the minntrel show of
the Grotto to he held. on,» December
lath at the Regent Theatre and De-
cember 14th at the Prince Theatre. 7
Other plans for activities were dis-
cussed lzfs’t' evening as well.
MORTGAGE 0N
BAPTIST? CHURCH
‘ WAS BURNED
. Continued trom‘Fert’pm.
.__._..
l). I}. McQueen, pastor of thc'First
:aptist church. of Bridgeport. Dr.
Henry C. Sharer, and words of Greet-
ing from Rev. John J. Snavelm Pastor
of the First. M. E. church of South
Norwalk, and Rev. Fred H. Jacobs,
poster 0 [the South Norwalk Congre-
'gationa.l church. The *cvening’d'pro-
gram concluded with the singing of
“131th Me the Tie That Binds."
items of interest concerning the hil-
tory of the church in Norwalk were
brought out during the course of the
remarks of the evening as follows:—
The first deacon was Charles T.
Raymond; the member of longest;
standing is Mrs. Francis Rider. who
has been a member of the church for
5.59 years; the first parsonagd was on
South Main street was the gift of Mr.
'and Mrs. John Burbank. None of the
constituent mem‘loers of the church
are alive today. The value of the
.presont church edifice is $42,000. 'l‘hc
present pnrsonugc was built. in 1902.
'Two Are {filled ,
in Air Stunts
REVERE. Muss. Oct. 1:"). ~‘B\'('ri-tl
Fuslt-i‘. or \Vinchvster. and Fletclywr
Audcrson. ol‘ \‘f'cst l.,\nn. rcspcctivcly’.
pilot and pusst-ngir. were kiln-(l. .VI-s—
tL-rilu)‘. whrn an :iiiplnnc (‘lilSl‘lt'tl aft-
of (loini,r stunts mcr llw lawn marsh-
03. Tim» maclvinv. u Inmioplnnc of
lspm‘inl i~im~'*rm~timi, “‘lls living tt-stetl
lby _1“()Sl.\‘l‘.
'l‘hc‘plult- ‘Mzu'l. niudi- onv full 100;).
.nm-drding' to witiujissgs. and was turn-
im: on-r fur-vtlcsabizdntl tinu- “in-u :1
win; 45.5mm nil)“ g:t’\c \\".i)'.
l
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l.U(-.\.\ Jil :1 l.‘\ E DIV“ Hit-\Nl‘li.
l
f
‘ bride. acted as host manqus. Passeck
lplanist: Rolwrt
17th to “I'm“ Jo'm “- }i. A. 'rimrnlmry. 01' Bridgeport-
(l'llrion of NW lh'idngm-t I‘olicc de- Secretary of thr‘Statc Broad of 05-.
212:1rtmrnt. Th" (“TVHIONY “'l” lake teopathii‘ Examinl-rs. '
Maw 35 :. (.‘i‘lon'lx‘ at St. Augustine's --'_. _ _.. -—
church in Irridzvllort. Both of the CORRECTrTlME IN NEW HAVEN
PASSBcK—J‘AUIDV’ICIC
”the many friend? 0! Miss Lena.
child.
'Mr. and Mrs. Gifford '{inclrot 11%
week-(2nd guests at the home of \Vil-
liam Phelps Eno of Saugatuck.
fni'mco by Rev. Miller Hurley. of St. '
Joseph’s church. The bridemaicl was
Mr'a. Rose Paulovlch. She“ wore a.
brown traveling suit and hat to match,
i Miss Frances Dixon. of the Fir-st
city.
and carried a bouQIRt Of pink carna.
tions. The bride wore 9. blue travel-2
ing suit and a picture hat and carried
a. bouquet of white carnationa. Ed.
ward Paulovich. 8. brother of the
smug osr‘norarmc socmrr.
Dr. Shambaugh, of Norwalk, Clair-
man of Department at Publication. 5
were Mrs. Stanley Baldwin. Mrs. Km»;
liefli Coleburn and Rise Edith. Good-
District. spent yesterday in New York '
Dr? w- H. Andrus. ot_ Mitford,
president of the Connecticut Ohteopa-
thic Society, unpon request of: the
was an employv of the American Hat
Company for a great many years And
MISS LYNCH mm FISHER mull. sum "ganmfion’
GINS ENTERTAIN’.
On Thur—sea). Oct. 13th. about
thirty young 120M110 gatherod at the
home of Miss Madeline Lynch on Bur-
ritt avenue. :m enjoyed a éociul
evening. Splt‘ndltl music for the oc-
casion was furnished by the Fisher
Blllikvns Orclicslra. Members of the
orchestra :irc: INNS Glendon Fisher.
l>~2cessar(2. violinist;
ment of public aaffirs; Dr. B. E. Rilw
cy. of New Haven. chairman oth‘he;
departmentrot‘ financc :Dr. D. A."
Shambaugh. of Norwalk. chairman of '
the department, of publication and of
aid advertising; Dr. Harriett ~Va_.u
Deusen. - or , «Bridgeport, chairman of
the department of educationr Dr.
:C‘lyde A. Clark; of Hartford. chairman:
. of the department of student-recruit—5~
Mr- “Gm“ “mm smaphm‘e‘ ‘v’fl'iing; Dr. E. M. Spiccr. bf Mefiden.
tn" Pratt. drummer. ~Throughout the.chairman of the department of hos—
evening: MISS “MW Dt-vf‘sare and Miss:pitads‘ Dr. Henry Carson, of Green--
Eva Stmw‘sm‘ drught‘xdjhflr hpamrslwich 'chairman of the department of
“1th "0“” a'lpcuons‘ Dainty refresh- :clinicS' Dr. Philip S. Spence. of Hart—
ments wcrc SH“ ‘1 and at the close “flford. chairman of the departm‘ent of
the evening all present Voted Mi“ statistics. publicity and press director;
Lynfl‘ and “$th Billike-ns "the ““531”. Earl Bush. of Hartford, Chairman 2
yet.” lot the department of public health;
. . . . . , Q . - ‘ Dr. Benjamin F. Riley. of: New Haven,
“051‘“.‘I‘LL' l‘l‘l‘ThLR “chairman 05 the department, of public
LOG” ”lends have recpiv’d an- education- Dr. H. A. Thornbury, of
nouccmcnts of the marriage of Miss Bridgeport, chairman of the depart-
Kuthr-‘h Quittm-r, daughter 0f M“ mom. of industrial and‘ institution.“
”"d MW' ”0mm" Quittner, 0' 640 scrxicc- Dr. S. Virginia Crawford. of
Rivr-rside “flu" New Ymk' formerly Dahlmrv, chairman of the State or-
of Smirk-w “vomit“. East Norwalk. on, minizati‘on department.
“”0”" 13”" m wmmm “05““(191‘1 To practice osteopothy in Connecti-
OE New York ”h" TIER mantlg“ {00“ cut: the candidate must offer a four
PM” in NW N-“rk on)" at ”‘0 ASto" ycars‘ Iligh school education. and
”out italic {our years of training in an ap-
. . 'proved fistcnpullqic college in addition.
“no: “.13 '" fun”); du‘lgm'l Of The L-xum’umtion foo. is twenty-five
”any “It“ “I 1“" Mm“ strect, dollars, 3 l Connecticut has rccipro—‘
”"l'dg'Vm't‘ “mi ‘1 niece “r DMTO'ma" city with other States inning equal
Frank S' 5“"“0” Of this FMS" is to bu rcquireme nts. its determined by "lhé‘E
mi""'“"l 0” M"”“”~“ morning, 00‘0““? Board of Osteopathic Examiners. Dr-s
Dilicor is
“mu-an in 4 pnl‘lll‘s arc wi-ll known in
inning lwcn frvqucnt Visit-
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l'<:.l i1.» ivnli~ 12:21 jn con-
LOGAN.
Norwulk.
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NEW HAVEN. Oct. 15.—Clocks and
\\lll' l‘htrulmnn Slrnttrn an . ‘
' id watches in New Haven should show.
1
Mr. Passccl; is an_employe of the A . 2 ....
-- mericun Osreo athic Association..1
Charles “' "am” glass “mm-V 1'“ has appointed ml; tonowi‘n‘g doctor’s"
horwalk. in charge of. the departments of the‘
r. H. L. Peace. 1..
of Putnam. chairman of the depart- .2
i
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. ;Mk as 1912... It was said .here last.
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See how much YOU
”is. f all
Clothing prices are 34% lower
save t
than a year ago.
to a point where
get by
Here’s an example of extreme 2.2.3.:
Hart Schafi‘ner 8; Marx new fai‘
specially priced
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All sow 0.2%an
5 GALLON KEGS .. ........
10 GALLON KEGS ..........
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Copyright 1925th Strlnfiner 3: Mar! _
We’ve cuf our margins of _§)i‘0;fit
fished and Paraffiued Lina-d
25 GALLON KEGS ' ...... . . . ‘-
we can barely
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The ‘mw- ct” ‘27 5‘ Seize-finer 2%.: Marx clot-hes
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"cam“‘rm
E ."Uonflnued ‘ .1r0m
{21'
i decrees Wdi2'fixj‘ifera cguz officials.
I Som’éi‘ot thesea‘fiocrees dated [33:13:
5 night the mum 0': the Supreme Court
without doubt cleared the Cwéy for
other! decision: inrdlving‘conwoversid
«a,
dity'or legality of optimal derogatory
decrees against “'hiz‘u protest
Tieen made; The court 2 121-2 . 1!) up-
hold the contract. enter-2nd into by the
Aquila. Company and (122' :72
Cruz in July. 1912."
It wasnpon this contract. that the
Aguila Company based its claim for
exemption from certain state taxes.
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