8
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leEPH DAVIS
50. NOfiWALK.
Be Comfortable
. Warm Underwear
. Gloves .5
. Sweaters
Outing Flannel
‘ I-ight Shirts and
Pajamas
' Prices Moderate
AY, 001'. 18, 1921'“
mmmmom. STREET
' “’9 Have Ready for You
/
x
Window Draperies
in Madras, Figured Berlin, Geo
tonnes and -othernstefislsthst
are desirable. ~
Also Made Curtains from
890 to $4.50 a Window_ .
smug-sum. in dark Green. Whit-
snd Tan colors.
usher. uenscxiano norm.
so. nonwm
l
: Fall' ,
.. Underwear
Springtex Union Suits
Springtex Shirts and
Drawers 85c
No. 3001, a special medium
weight for these cool days and
evenings.
WoolHose 75c
to $3.00
0n):
til-40“!“
ion“
In the past forty-eight hours there
has not hot-n a single entry registered
on the uptown blotter.
__..____———
F—Aaron Kohn's tor Auto supplies.
A musling of the Norwalk Building
and Loun Association will be held
‘_ .this afternoon.
”:1 __.__—————-
L3? The dccrec team o‘i' Butler Lodge,
i'Il ' ~ V . ‘ - 1 >
"L‘ No. 97. l. (I, (l. I... Will hold a H: R t
of: hearsztl this («volling at 7:30. 0 ers evens
l
’sullli Mills
Guests at the Royal James Hotel.
last night. were: Harriet 13. Pope.
Geneva. N1 Y1: F.” V. Lennon, Boston.
Mass: Mr. and Mrs. W. Uzanoiz.
Baum”; Mr. and Mrs. w. 12. Flow-
(ll. New Brunswick. N. J,
Nelson \V. Benedict, of Norwalk,
today is attending the annual meeting
of the Grand Encampment of Odd
Fellows which opened today in New
Haven. Mr. Benedict is grand senior
warden.
John O‘Sullivan will tender :1 dinner
to the Norwalk policemen tomorrow
evening. MR. Silllivan for a number
of years lms'been the host of Nor-
waik's fizwsl. and a good time is an-
ticipated.
Miss Imnway. a leading modiste of
New York and herbrother Maxwell.
spent 1hr week end as the guest of
his hrothrr in law. A. J. Bennett of
173 South Main street.
Cilcstcr J. Waters of Stamford and
Miss. Mar 1“. DOI‘ney of Norwalk were
married in Norwalk. Sept. 29, by Rev.
cially in winter.
. A. llrgrlviix has coil
llution ol :lll intrin
' heater for \\'llliuin l~‘.
01110. at l4 Lawn-nm- St
E
hillition (,‘Ulllillllislilllt'l‘
tl.
S\'.~ l?
(1 Sim“. uni appeal to you.
or it \\'-« shall hp pleased t
lul' )ou —l)onnelle-3.'s. 15‘
ill stlevt. ‘
easy weekly payments. Stor
ings until 9 P. M.-
f,‘the football gamv at Ya
turday |l(‘l\\'614ll tho Ya
:‘.int elevcns. 'l‘hr- \Vcst
"are to nttt-nd lllt'
'd will give their
tore the gamn.
, etail price of gasoline a
urb tanks has been
V'enty-cight to
,ich with tho stain tux
‘airty ccnis. ’l‘hs- rcluill
- \N'as :ulvnnccll :1 ('l‘lll
e :il‘..(_l_ rt'iiill price" 01' RP
., on Kolm’s tor awnings.
regular monthly meeting
lk Chapter, I). A. P...
.rien.
'th. at 3 o'clock.
2:30.
eacted
' given.
5 d a talk on
‘ today.
. A large attendance
Board
and a fine
consisting of
the Am
Appliances
' . .u l room for fitting.
tillson-
SO. NORWALK
:.lionnl Vnighl. u dr-licious supper was serve-d
instructions to all stutv- directors clash at the Baxter grounds Sunday!
lid-4.1.1.41 Girl of Mine." the
ll.t“'.ill.lll ion- song sting by Hart,i
Ask to!
Buy your Victrola at. Donnelly'sf
umber of local people plan to out.
gumc
customary There will be a business met-ting fol-
advanced
twenty— nine
ykes thr- price- or this com-
ce the prion until ilu- whole-
. advanced two ccnts. making,
agt- l‘t‘lilll price twenty cents.
will
i. the home of Mrs. George Nox-
on Thursday afternoon.v
Business of interest will
program
by the Rev. I“
and Surgical
Powell Corp.
Laws; A stair-(l communication of Old Norm so. NO
'chll Lodgc. .\'o. 108. l". and .A. 1‘1”me
‘ will bc hold at S o'clock tonight m
the rooms of t'm- organization.
__Coal at Harris and Guns. Regular business was transacted at
a meeting of the City Teachers“ assoA
ciation held yesterday.
: Following a regular meeting of
‘lpll‘l(‘d pmgn-ss Forum. i-‘. l“. I... held last
Mrs. E. L. Owens of High sirccl.
:who has been spending the WFek end
swith her sister Mrs. John Hoyt of
The Tiger football team and thalltowayton, has returned home.
aple eleven of “'allingford willl ,
Mills.
l‘l'k't.
t and Clll‘tla‘ were enjoyed.
lawn-5'31 ._
.vrommi against the- manugehicnt afternoon. here from Ira S. French. Evening
otrls lll which lmollt’gging 0". _._. " Sentinel reporter. who is enjoying his
or 2‘ I‘ll ll'ltwl‘ (killings 6”? de', The mark mastcr's degree will he vacation. Mr. French is visiting in
gconi’srrsri at a special convocation of i‘t‘ckskill. N. T.
Washington Chapter. No. :34. it. A. M. l
to be held tonight. 4
s Jail!“
Motorcycle races to be held Sunday
at Urangeburg. N. Y.. are attracting
Forty Hours Devotions at St. Jos-
0 DIUV cph's chu‘ch (*lldld this morning.
300‘“ The. devotions were largely attended
by members of the church. l - —-———-
l ' 'l’ho incomparable l'nitcd Stairs
Murine liand left here this morning
tor Bridgeport. where they will give
two completc concerts. A huge
throng gathered about the station
;\‘.’lli n tln y boarded the train.
(-rs Sl-Veral 'bf whom expect to attend
the rams.
Th9 installation of the new lioilrr
‘3 open at Comer school has hm-i'l complehul.
j.«\ small lll‘!‘ was lightrul under boiler
:Sutunluy to allow the brick to dry
lc field __ .
1“ and A mceting of Hip Parent-Teachers
Point Association will be held at S o‘clock
“1 it tonight the Norwulk lligh school.
it is t xlwt‘tt-J that a committee
from lilt‘ lioniwl of Education will wait
on Nl:l)tul' (Illx‘in l.. Barton this Week
to talk over the matter of repairing
iowwl by :1 social hour. thc boilers ol‘ the Fitch and Franklin
' —~—-———- schools. The boilers are in sadly m-wl
——Sumlay table d'note dinner at the of rt-puir. but tharr- is no moncy {l\}1il—
Hotel Mahackemo $1.00. Served from ablv with which to do the work.
11:30 to 7:30 p. in.
:il
1. most
meeting of the senior Girls”
of one --- __.._~_ A
.‘x’ight school will opt-n Monday! Friendly Society of Grace church was
«rs did e-v»mr.::. it was announced today/held last night at the home of Mrs.
’l‘cnchvrs for the night schools are bc~ Clara ()akcs 18 Franklin avcnuc.
. 'l‘h" ing outraged by Superintendt-nt of Plans for a rummage sale to be held
rosonc Schools G. V. lluclianan. Isoon were made. A social hour fol—
}lth-(l the business met-ting. The
'l'nm._\' is thc last day in which can- next meeting of thc organization will
ldnlutvs in the recent city election be hold on November 7 lit-the homo
lhuv" to fl‘vc (-xnts-nsc accounts with City of Mrs. Sadie Hendricks. Broad "River.
{Ch-r1: lirrlicrt It. Smith. The expciisel
of the mcrcomndums will be made
be tomm’iow.
‘ TRACT
Mrs. Marion J. \Vadsworth wife of» BUENOS AIRES. Oct.
Dr. Alvin 1'). Wadsworth oi‘ \Vood sentatlves of the Baldwin Locomulno:
Court. Norwalk. charged with speed-.Works and the Middletown Car ('om-
ing her auto 35 miles an hour was an pony. a subsidiary of the Standard
iaig'ned in the city court of Bridgeport Steel Car Company signml yc-sierdavg
)(rfilerday and the case was continued a joint contract with Argentine Street
until October 24. eRailways for railroad equipment cost<
ling $13,000,000. !
The American concerns secured.
meet-
vocal
(-rica n
rede‘r-
is re—
52.
> Don‘t forget Ophir Chapter No.
(l. l-‘.. S. five-cont supper. \Vcdmsday tho contract in competition with two
owning. t'lct. 19th. Old \Vcll Lodgc German corporations.
rooms. South Norwalk. Everybody ———--
welcomc. C- p. m. to 8 p. m. FOREIGN DEBT REFUNDING
, l
l * l
l Several Norwalk residents are plnn- “'ASI'IINGTON, Oct. lit—Favor-
!ning to attend the Yalc-Army football able report aulhorlzing the creation of
{game in New Haven Saturday afu-r- a commission to arrange for funding
,noon. The attendance- at the gamc is and refunding of the foreign debt was
expected to rival the Princeton—Yum oonlered today by the House Ways
gamc which will be played the follow- and Means committee. The measure
ing week. ,is a substitute for the administration
ll‘bill, which would have given the sec-
the
Clipped from a
5 Newspaper
i: “Th0 pawn-1‘ ”\Vlllpll
closed with the death
“E the
was typically American.
Starting as an appren-
tice at $50 a year, he
worked his way to the
lcmlership of a world-
willc business.
This ShOWS' that
America was and still is
:i land of wonderful op-
immunities. The place
«ml the salary at which
n mun starts is not as
ilulmrtmlt as his vision
and ambition. «
. Arc you savingmoney
tor your opportunity?
Savings Bank -.
f ..——s....'_..‘.5.
. m,
manutaoturer.
South Norwalk‘
we; —Coal at lowest prim Harris untremry 0" ”935‘!” blank“ “‘1‘
. gthorlly oover foreign debt negotia.
—_._._ tions.
Joy riders helped themselves to I). " -
Martlno's automobile. last night. while “ZN/FER. “I" (HF-SHIRE,
glue"
it was paiked in {rout of the Burdick NAME" I} 5- 3113351”!!-
g lunch room. in South Main street. ——
:.li\1z‘rtiu<5‘. a taxi driver. reported the \VASHJNGT"Nv D- (3.. ("3‘- 18--
loss to the police, and a few hours
later the machine was found parked
on Railroad avenue.
Jacob \Valtcr of Cheshirc was today
nominated by the President to be
l’nited States marshal for Connecticut.
He succeeds W'illiam R. Palmer of 0.x"-
ford. whose resignation was requested.
and received last week. 'Walter was
appointed upon recommendation of
Senators McLean and Brandegc-c.
—Buy your coal at Harris and Guns.
. NOTICE
Will those having made dancing ap-
pointments, please report Monday at.
8. S. C. Polley.
BANK_oF HAMlLTbN ROBBED
TORONTO. Out. Oct. ls.—Five
,armed and masked men entered the
{branch of the Bank of Hamilton at
Ossinlngton :avenue and College
.street, today. compelled all the men
and women employees to lie 'on the
floor. rifled cages and vaults and
[escaped in a motor car. .Shots were
fired after them.
u
JUST A
Before you isign, the
Ldeed, before :you agree
to the contract, before
.f you take any step that
,means ' serious money,
‘ values, better ask your
,Bankerl‘Itisthe aiinof‘
' this banketoplace its
’ howledgezand experi-
I..ence';it‘3t§é Serviceof its .
yous ransom
wonrn Is
the amount you have
- not spent. -
‘ Place ' your:savingsT ',
on deposithe‘re.
I
r
Eveningsfrom o to 7
. a x
; .
.Open Monday
Postal cards have been reccivcd‘:
considerable interest among local rid- "
Dublic'BIG RAILROAD EQUIPMENI CON-'
4 .
[L'HlllL
IQ ~llt‘pl‘“ 11 was also rendered
. comb.
Thomas J. Finn—Stamford Advocate.
Charlrs lC. Hoyt, treasurer of
South Nov-walk Trust COmpanv
Huriiom today on business
the
. is in
Stamford.
Mus l'ull ~ lle Tatc lcrt last Satur-
.iux' h.” 'l'rllllFSFOP. whore she will
5}) .:.l all: next ten days.
lit-v. Louis E. Howell. pastor of St.
Paul's church. is in Trenton. N. J.
Hr is exported home tonight.
Mrs. .losvph \V. Alsop, of Farming—
3011 is lln» guest of Mrs. 1,00 Davis. of
Mount. sliw-t.
MARIlN‘ 13—12mm“
GIVES A CONCERT
Outdoor. life is most healthful, a fact that
is more fully realized now than befone the
war. Most people must; spend a large por-
tion of their time indoors, however, espe-
You do not need all out-of—doors to be
healthy, though. The pure air of the open
is the essential thing, and this is obtained
through a good warm air furnace like the
H. R. NASH
B. M. BETT S
11 \Vall Street Norwalk" ' :
by“... most .lcscrving of the outburst of
..,.1hu-ulsni showered upon him by the
mm; “sum-rs. The children were
"nu-h 1H4 l‘HlV‘Ti by (his SPlt—‘CUOH. and.
I'm“ m, 5,- 14111-2“:- an encore was given
where they stopped while in Norwalk.
This concert was given under the
auspices of the Kiwanis Club. of this
city. together with Battery C. and
they certainly are deserving of com-
2:33“; If” " r3 aF‘lematc for a mendation for their sincere efforts and
' I’l‘hv ('“mm, c ‘_ ‘ the interest shown to the music—10v-
‘Qrgl I . l 1,‘ ~ j Gill ‘ H. which was ing‘ public. Undoubtedly a good many
1'“ H: HIM“: d““_ to a ““V '3“? would nevcr have had the opportun-
:)‘:7:_:_’k' sum. Sho'H-V after fight ity of listening to and enjoying this
i _' . _ band if it were not for this club.
. In” ”lmml‘ “as f‘ “""l ”lt‘fled Sentiment of the Popular Songs.
“r":"i‘m "” ”” “WW“ ""W‘rt- Can- Shortlv after the United States
5mm .leii'flilnl.i] was ”10"" ”‘3" gen- Marine Band Concert had finished
t"“’“" “”h "‘5 “”“0N‘3- and they last evening. the following conversa-
wo-ro- mort- lhan appreciated by the
(ion was overheard by a Sentinel re-
;zlllt-iilivv :lluliv-ncc. p011?!“
l,(,Pl.iv“f;:-H}x 1‘". “‘5 1T1") .H‘mo JuhL “I.think the music of today lacks
ll ' _m‘ “1’5 “ ”'“m'r‘” number the amount of feeling of that written
1"] ”m “‘m‘ "f “1" Word. and, at years ago. For some reason the au~
“HIPS
, with the" Skill of the hand. one
, . , thors of popular music have not ac—
r-ould paint .1 \n'id picture of a peace
quircd the some“ sentiment as those of
§_llll)llid‘v—-f0r «sample. the type that years gone by."
jmis ill-monstratcd throughout the m. indeed was quite interesting. to
“'qu 0" November 11th. 1919. theirrportcr ror he himself is quite
lhv second number on the pro— familiar with the popular music.
“Spring Morning Scrcnadc,"
,with much fooling.
One .of the principal numllcrs of the
m-cmng was a come; solo. "“‘illo Ec-
hm-s." rendered ll)’ Arthur S. \V'hit-
Vl'ords can not describe the
unexcellcd mannc: in which Mr.
\Vhltcomb rendered this selection.
only that you will travel coast-wide
to hear a musician of his type. The a “Young Man'slv‘ancy." to his SW99“
outburst of applause was so great -heart nothing hllt the ““9 or songs
that he then rendered another selec- lot the Past and present:
owing to the fact- that just last year
he finished a contract with an orches-
tra in New York city. If you will
travel with him for a few minutes in-
to the land of "Syncopation" he will
demonstrate to you that the popular
music and authors are full of senti—
merit.
The following is a letter written by
tlon or an encore. The hotter.
Following the intcrmission, one otl Scandnnavia. in the Moonlight.
the features of the ev-ning was ren- fMy \Vonder Girl: '
dered. This was a number written by? I passcd by your window. all by
Captain \ ’illiam H. Santelman, enti— imyself. l have a drg‘um. thOJghts of
tled prologue. “Pocahontas." (To an lyou, in your Alice blue gown. when
Apotheosis or the Princess of the gwe first met. You're the girl. sweet-
l-‘orest., by Inndolph Kieim). This heart. - Do you over think of me. Mi-
number the band played w h unusual ’mi.-just snap your fingers at care and
expression of feeling. and .again Was '
followed with another encore.
Following tlw prologue, the band
rendered "limitation to the Dance."( “You can’t keep strong and well
This selection alone proved that the.withont sleep, W‘htther your rest is
United States Marine Band is incom- lbroken by apainful hacking cough or
parable. for m-ver has this number-just an annoying tickling in the
been offered and played by a military lthroat, the system becomes weakened
band with so much sentiment. It Wasi'and rundown, Mrs. K. D. Drake
transcribed M “39min Santelman 95‘ iChilds. Md, writes: "After an attack
peciully for military bands. {of the ‘flu' I was left with a severe
"Hungarian Rhapsody." number ”Vlcough. Nothing relieved me an I
was the mat selection. To say the {used Foley's HOPGY and Tar, which I
IT’S A GRAND OLD REIEDY
least. this number was played “'ithgcan highly recommend.” It covers
the 511m? (“mo“m 0‘ feeling as thegirrltated membranes witha healing
rest. ’
land soothing coating. loosens phlegm
"The 9“” Spanglm Banner" C105“! ‘and releaFe air passages—sunsets.
the concvrt and then the Marine Iland I Powell Corp.
_. COURSEmailahnrseshae
over the Barn-door, . «53,; .
, luck.Atleastit' at?“
W .' -Y°ubad1l1¢k-\ a} .
Bunaflaer thebest luckcomesm
people who enterfliebankoften;
andwafltuptofliereeeivingwiudm;
; thawalkrighatput agaiiiwitlwitv
9E,
..
for
lisouth Norwalkl
“ “mm“edfm'“ “m Pm 98 No. MainSt. South Norwalk
"Law's linchantmcntf' This num«
lwr “.18 l‘tllllt‘l’t‘d with grcat "skin,
'"nd‘ '0 H“ the least. Marine Clark journeyed to the Royal James Inn. come with» me to the land of jazz.
I'll be with you in
time, baby in love.
Carcsses.
. lx'ilty Lad.
, Bear in mind that the author is not
criticising the classics. but hc
merely proving the statcmcnt of thc
conversation he ow rhcard. 'l‘hc. abovc
letter is compilcd of nothing. hill
the titles of popular songs of the past
and present.
apple blossom
is
The Price of Linonine
Has Been Reduced 3
From 600 and $1.20 to the prey
war figures,
50cxand $1.00}
This reliable remedy stands at
the head of the list in relieVing
all forms of Coughs and Colds,
oven stubborn bronchitis yielding
to its great healing qualities.
Being pure and wholesome it is
the best medicine for children.
that are subject to sudden or sets
tied colds.
A Healing Cream
Stops Catarrh
Clogged Air Passages Open at
Once—Nose and Throat Clear.
1
If your nostrils are croggrd and
your head stuffed because of catarrh
or a cold, get Ely’s Cream Balm at
any drug store. Apply a. little of this
pure, antiseptic. germ destroying
cream into your. nostrils and let it
penetrate through every air passage
of your head and membranes. In-
stant relief.
How good it feels. Your head is
clear. your nostrils are open. You
breathe freely. No more hawking or
shuffling. Head colds and catarrli
yield like magic.” Don't stay stufied
up. choked up and miserable. Itc-
lier is sure.
.
All Dmgglsts, five sizes, 50c and $1.00
Try a. classified as in the Seamu-
AT A REDUCTION OF 20 PER GENT.
Just the thing to chase away the chill from bedroom, bathroom and
living room these cool evenings.
living room these cool evenings.
WlCKS FOR ALL PERFECTION OIL STOVES
Raymond E9“ Son
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
WALL. AND, - man sms'rs ,
nonwsm" ~ , ' '
.................... u--.4-4----.«
The 7N ew . Sign Plate to Put oén Your Car
N1 R WALK
Shows You Come from a Live lTown.
PRICE 50 CENTS '
ALBERT D. MORGAN f
84 Washington Street
Pistons f
5, 527
It's «Hm it It's Hem
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