' For Men, Swomen and Children , .
Bath Robes and Blankets
JOEEPH DAVIS
35 waisnmclon'. STREET In an WWI ifsirt‘ffiéfin a mmmete
SO. NORWALK
’ .K. BANKS
Under Mahackemo Hotel
SOUTH NdRWALK
as
Be Comfortable
We Have Ready for You»
Warm Underwear
Gloves 7 '
Sweaters
Outing Flannel
Night Shirts and
Pajamas
Mrs. W. F. Lockwood is seriously ill
, at. her home on W’est Vlain street the
result of a shock suffered last Satin-
day.
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Mrs. Julia. Evan, of 13 Lexington
an International Onepipe to H. A.
Hegelem. _
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A complaint about aboys playing
Prices Moderate ' d5“ night services was received by the
uptOVVn police last night.
-—Sundayt table d’hOte dinner at the
Hotel Mahackemo $1. 00. Served from
u: 30 to ":30 p. m.
Arthur C. Bennett. the congenial
cleik at the South Norwalk Music
Shop has mOV ed from New "York city
to South Main street.
. nursday. Oct. 20. is Visiting day at
7e Soldiers Home 'in Noroton.’ All
L‘shing to donate. cakes. fruit or jel—
es can do so.
Three checks of $100 each have been
received by the New Canaan basket-
ball team from residentsof that town
for the support of the team.
Plenty of fishermen have been go— , ; —
mg to the salt water in quest of the? The Nor-walk Underwriters associa‘
mackerel but ne‘ex a mackerel has, tiou are holding a luncheon today in
been seen. Plentv or“ snappers are: ithe R0: 211 James hotel. Twenty- three
running—reported to be large as well poisons are attending the luncheon.
but n'ot big catches.
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_______ 7‘ ——Aaron Kohn's for Auto supplies
-——Buy your V’lctrola at Donnellry’srl
on easy weekly payms nts. Store open
evenings until 9 P. M. ~
The thunder shower last night was
the thiid this month. “'9 ather sharks
. ————-— in Norwalk and vicinitV saV that this
South Norwalk Lodge, No. 529 is an exceptional record for October.
Loyal Order of Moose, will hold onel' '
of its old time smokers tomorrow eve-l
Ding. "'1ere will be a short business
session. followed by entertainment,
refreshments and smokes. The com—
mittee promise a jolly good time to
attended
armory
Among those who
dance in the llanliury
night given by
were: John E.
last
Nooncy: Jack Helfa 11 t.
VV’alleur.
Fatrolman John E. Reynolds left —Buy YOUfcua! 1.1 nan-153ml Guns
A Norwc lk hospital on Saturdav and ~
nod to his home in Burritt aVe—
{ Patrolman Revnolds underwent
eration at the local institution
n injurV he rcccixed to one 0152
gs While- pla_\ing in a baseball
The regular gathering of the Hospi-
ttail VVhist Club will be hclxl on Friday
Griffith. 44 \V’all street
are requested to notify the
will attend.
Mrs. 3.11:
Members
hostess it t]: cy
.
A special communication
Aaron Kohn's tor awnings“ of Old
———-—- \V’ell Lodge. 1\0. 1118. l". and A. 3‘. . “ill;
Paul Moore Stral‘er. of 1.9 110111 in the moms South V1 rm
strgAé-l. on F1 1daV (Vt 11mg. when the
i(more-d apprentice degree will be con-'
191 red
ester. N. Y.. and formerly pastor
South Norwalk Congregational
, preached the Vesper sermon.
' e John M. Greene Hall, Smith
. October 9. Mr. Strayer took
subject. “Po1'sonality."—Smith
ge VV't-ekly.
7 —Coa.l at Harris and Guns.
Leighton Nuttlng. son of Mr and
Mrs. Maurice Nutting who was oper-
ated upon at the Norwalk Hospital. for
the removal oLtonsils and adenolds.
is iccovering nicely at his home on
Putnam avenue
e Nor 'alk Board of Charities
received word that William ll‘ui—
-.r of this place- is in ancritical con-
en in the Middletowm’smte Hospi-
for the Insane. Superintendent .
yiland has made a request, that Nor-walk bewkeepers have received
atiVes in Norwalk be notified and. notice of the fall convention of the
,_ local authorities would be pleased Connecticut Bee- Keepers‘ association.
hear from them. "which is to be held in the old senate
.chamber. at the state capitol in Hart-l
3.1 at lowest prices. flan-ls and ford. next Saturday. and it is expect-
' ed that several persons from this city
and vicinity will attend.
_ - - 4-Don't forget Ophir Chapter No. 52
“es and surglcal O. E. S. five-cent supper, VV‘eclnesday
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A hances evening. Oct. 19th. Old VV ell Lodgn
-_ pp rooms, South Norwalk. I-Ivevaodv
Special room for fitting. welcome. 6 p. 1n. to 8 p. m.
The Fahficld Countv Farm 1311101111
closed its successful campaign lor ton
dollar membeiships on Saturday. The
solicitors who have been in charge ot'
the campaign in Fairlield countv left
this citV'. Saturdav to go into Tollanzl
countv where a similar campaign is to
be inaugurated this week. Litchfleld
New HaVen and Windham counties
are to be campaigned in turn. G. W.
Blatchley, of New Jersey. and J. W.
Lillibridge. of Phode Island have had
charge of th work in this county and
made Dan ury their headquarters
while in this'section.
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.. NOTICE
Will those having made dancing ap‘
pointments, please report Monday at
8 S. C. Polley.
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Newspaper
“The career which
closed with the death
of the manufacturer
was typically American.
Starting as an appreng
tice at $50 a year, he
worked his way to the
leadership of a world-
wide business.
This s h 0 WS that
America was and still is
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Before you sign the
7 deed, before you agree
- to the contract, before.
you take any step that-
means serious money
’aVenue has awarded the contract for‘
a1 ound the Grace church during Tues-'
- the '
McEnclly’s orchestra ,
\V. McGarryxl‘ete-r \"euezia and Oscar,
’afternoon of this week at the home of‘
’Westport. He was 22 years old and
T 'sanitariuin;
F all
Underwear
Springtex Union suits
- $185
_ ,Springtex Shirts 'and
1-. Drawers . . . 85¢
i No. 3001, a special medium
weight for these 09.01 days and:
evenings.
WoolHose 75c
_to $3.00
I
Rogers ’89" SteVens
'ward. Springfield, Mass” Mr. and Hrs.
, eph W. Alsop at the home or Mrs.
'Norwalk _ ' So. Norwalk
Joseph Evaneski of ’Woodward aV' e<
line has completed the erection at: his
garage. 4:
Dr. William J. Moore recently
moved from 41 Lincoln avenue to 14
Burritt avenue.
—.Free Victrola Concert at Donnel—
l.V"’s Thursday evening from S to 9
p. m.
Mrs. Ernest VV’ilson of Woodward
avenue. who recently was operated
upon in the Norwalk Hospital, has re»
Eturned to her home.
manual T. Hatch of the Batch &
13.1111 v Co” has 1eturned home haVing
enjoyed a 480 mile auttomobile trip
thiough the Adirondack Mountains.
, The topic of the talk to be given to-
marrow at the Kiwanis luncheon to be
held. Cat. 4.11s Hotel Mahac‘kemo in,
100 Per Cent Community Enterprise.
l A fine babv boy was born to Mr and
th‘s Michael Bonello Saturday mar-n
ing, October 7, at 4: 50 o’clock This
makes Professor and Mrs.
again grandparcnts.
Miss Hipson of the local Red Cross
Chapter, who has been confined to her
home with illness is again able to be
-aboul, and has resumed her“ duties
with the Red Cress.
In the Sentinels account of the
Amundseu— McLean wedding yest-cr
day, it shoould have been stated that
the bride was given aVVuy 1)} box
uncle, William J. Schlitt.
John Irving of Lincoln avenue has
lbeefi making extensive improvements
about his property. He recently
graded his two ‘lots and pl..ced a con
crete wall about them which adds
considerable to their appearance.
} “The chief’s degree was worked on
.tWO candidates by the Uncas ’l‘ribc
N0. 26.1. 0. R. M., at a meeting held
last night. Plans 10 Visif Ponus
tribe in New Canaan tonight VVeie also
made.
3 -——Don't forget the American Le-
gion Dance, Friday night. October
.2lst. at the Legion llall, VV'all,a11d
lsaacs St. 'JV'crylloily welcome.
The regular- VV'eekly meeting of the
Vassar Alumnae will be held Friday.
October 21. at 4 o'clock. The place of
meeting is to be changed however,
fxom Hillside to the home of Miss
Esther Knapp 9 West avenue, South
Norwalk. A large attendance is
desired. '
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A meeting 01 the VV‘omen’ 5 Board of
the Noxwalk Hospital will be held at
3 o‘clock on TuesdaV afternoon. Octo-
ber 25,11? the city hall. All of those in-
tel-(sted in the welfare of the hospi-
tal are asked to be present, as Mr
.Draver will be present and talk on the
hospital drive.
5
David Guth of Rowayton was an
rested on a warrant last night by Con~
stable Taylor on a charge of assault
The warrant was gotten out by Rob-
ert Lynch as the result of an argir
ment over some garden truck. Goth
was released on his own recognigance
to appear in the city court at 9
o’clock,
The police were notified last night
that a young man had escaped trom
Dr. D. W McFarland’s sanitarium in
one finger was missing. He was
dressed in dark clothes and could
speak German and French, but not
English. The police were asked to
keep a lookout for the inmate of the
£1.31: '1
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”WORTH Is.
a land of Wonderful op-
portunities. The ,place
and the salary at which-
a man starts is not as
important as his vision
and ambition.
. values, better ask your
Banker! It is the aim of
this bank to place its
knowledge and experi-
ence at the service of its
Are you. saving money customers.
for your opportunity?
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CITY NATIONAL
isom nonwmcm
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South. Norwallt .
Savings. Bank
‘ ‘ Open Monday Night’ '
' 51' 'Wall Street» )
the amount you have
not spent.
Place your savings
on deposit here.
Open Monday Evenings from«6 to 7
FAIRFELD COUNTY
SAVINGS BANK _
Norwalk '
Anderson ,
Mr. and Mrs; Dario Rests, Who at
one time resided in this city, recently
returned 'é'from England where Mia.
Re ta. has figured in many races. The
speed king has brought back with
him a} English make car, which he
believes will bring back to him his
farmer reputation as an automobile
Iracert gr. and Mrs. Rests; will
spen e week 9
labout thiSCity 71111 with firiends
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Guests at the Royal James hotel
last night were: Mr.- and» Mrs. W: 8
Flame“. New Brunswick N.J.,1‘.A.
Schumann. New York qitv, F. Wood-
A Hillman, Hartford, H..D
1).. \‘
New York city A ewmao,
-.\Iis. Leo Davis attended a political
luncheon given in honor “Mrs. Jos-
Douglas Robinson in New York
y esterday. Git} '
a
Miss Grace Elizabeth Crowe. daugh— 'v
ter of Dr and Mrs. Willis H. Crtriwe.
0f \‘eW Haven; was operated on at '
St. 1 aphael’ 5 hospital for appendicitis, ’
this morning. “
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Prmk Reynolds has returned from
his Vlaine trip vesterday. having been
called back to town on business. He
had expected to be away two weeks.
Vlrs. Percy W. Brooks spent the day '
ydsturday with friends in New York.
Mr and Vlrs. F ._l Ham. Jr.. a‘i'e vls- «
lting relatives in New York State.
Augustus F ., Magnet is in New York
today on business.
N ElV PEACE
TREATIES ARE
RATIFIED
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ngevine Furniture C0. 1
16 North Main St.
The automatic range has not been in!
vented yet, and probably never will be._
good range like the Stamford has may
conveniences and improvements. 1101mm
which make cooking and baking a pleas
are. You will never regret owning
Stamford. '
South Norwalk.
larccr margin for the treaties than had
1.1911 anticipated. Fourteen Democrats
supporter! ratification on the final roll
call while only two Republicans
sr-xmtors Borah and LaI-‘ollette. cast
their votes against the treaties.
l-jxchrmg‘e of ratifications at 'Rerlirrr~
of the “Treaty of Berlin" finally a-
mhlishing peace between the United
States and Germany. is m be the next
ls‘tvp ending the nation’s legal
‘status. ‘
Following ratification by the Senate
last night of the German and also the
Austrian and Hungarian peace trea~
HOS. lhr- State Department today was
SENTINEL .
READERS VIEWS
KIVVANIS, VVBAT NEXT?
Editor Sentinel: ,
Li’ 1e Old Norwalk sure did rise to
war the occasion and demonstrated be-
preciate an effort to better conditions
here as evinced by the vast audience
[that turned out to hear the “Presid-
in position. to proceed with th I gents Band" brought here bv “lat
formalities, Appointment of 31m??? progressive body 0f citizens known as
lmatic omcers. howeVer. is not antici- niiwanisonians.
mated for several weeks at least. ‘
Nogoti' ilions of commercial and
ml:- 1' l1 nle treaties. prmiding for ex-
("hang of ponsular offices are sched- l
ulcd to fallgiw the peace treaties.
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should not encourage
town enterprises, that it is not right
when there is so much for us to look
after locally.
Ad
field, d'evoid of perspective 101' are we
to be content to sit by our own fire—
side however attractlve. to encourage
an ingrowing intellect and depend as
of old for ners and enlightenment
upon gathering around the much spat
upon rusty stove in the corner gro-
cery.
Breadth with the third dimension.
thickness. makes for solidity of foun-
sor'm EORVVALK montsr
CEIURCH some.
:l‘he omé‘lal Board of the Church
will hold its regular meeting at the
parsonage tonight at S o'.clock The
presence of all membeis is desired.
Tomorrow nfternoon the Girl Scouts,
will meet under the direction of Mrs.’
Marshall 13. Hoyt, Captain.
At the mid week service tomorrow
evening at 7. 45 the subject for dis- dimension alone, we become impene-
trable, sluggish and pretty soon the
cussion will be “Nicodemus and
1 .
iChrist." (John 111.) All attendants rusty stove burles us in its own decay.
Nor do we progress it we trudge
lalong with our hands in our pockets
land our eyes on the ground. L051:
’about with a clear- discerning eye
and offer the open hand of ‘welcomc
'and support for any movement look—
ing to a. Better Norwalk.
are invited .to participate in,a discus-
sion of this third chapter of John.
In the music of next Sunday eve-
ning the chbir will be assisted by \lrs.
Jennie Lee. soprano. Mrs. Lee is an
experienced church and concert sing-
er; has giV'En concerts during the . .
last season with Harriet Ware, Ameri— From a purely busrness standpomt.
can composer. and is again "concertiz- ,four of our local institutions will re-
‘ lceive material aid the name “Nor—
ing' with this distinguished compos- . v , ‘ '
er; also giving musical and readiugiwmk . has been registered in “'35!“
programs with Edwin Markham. ington as of some consequence and
American poet. ‘
_.-lV-liss Elooise Shove, daughter of Mm
and Mrs. Frederick N. Shove of Grove
street has been admitted to the Nor-
walk hospital and will undergo‘an
operation for appendicitis tomorrow
morning.
Health by Good Living
Comfort with good glasses.
T'HAHER,‘ Inc.
Optomtrisu and Optician:
BTAtlanfic 5"... mod
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'Members of the Buckingham Post.
W. R. C, No. 30. will make the annual
visitation to the Noroton Soldiers
home tomorrow. Members should meet
at thte South Narwalk railroad station:
in time for the 9: 30 o’clock train. i
Members have been asked ‘to take'
jelly,jan1 and reading matter. ‘
But,
peoplewhoenterthehankofien
andwalkuptothe mam:
* weawalkngtt 011mm 5&-
yond a doubt that they really do apt
f.
Argument has been heard that wej
these out of:
of: which suggests a'narrow_
'dation, but if we insist on the third :
itw’o thousand of our citizens haVe en- E
joyei'at a minimum cast. the Na—'
tions Repressntative Band.
Kiwanis. what next?
PAYCA VERBA. ,_
The village worthies were discuss;
ging the Veracitv of one of their height
"hers. and the oldest inhabitant am—
BENTON. bling up, thev uppralc-d for his opin-
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FOOTBALL GABIE \YASTED. l “\Vould I call Bill Perkins a. Barr’f
The Elm GrOVe (-lcVen of Norwalkg
would loike to books game lor Sun- 3
repeated the old man. ”Welt I don’t
know as "(l go so fa as that; but.
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day Oct. 23rd. with ans other Nor- 1 tell you what, when fee-ding time?
,walk team. Communicate through 'comes he carft get his pigs to stir 1m-
.‘Stcve Kolbay. 19 Cliff street, South til lw gets some one else to call them.
Norwalk. Conn. for l1im."~7l.c-":don Morning Post. '
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Attractive Draperies
Did'you ever step to think that no matter how much fur:
niture or howexpefiive the furnishings are you put into a home.
your home is not completely furnished until you have hung the
draperies.
Attractive draperies not oan- add to the looks of your winr
rdows but set off eVerything in the room. Our line of Quaker Craft,
Scrim and Net Curtains is most complete.
Also our line of yard goods: Poplin. chps, Creionnes, Sun
Fast .Madra's,‘etc., we havein attractive patterns and colorings,
reasonably priced.
, A house is only a building. but a well furnished house is a.
home. This is the time of the year to dress it up.
Angevine FurnitureCo. ‘
16 North Main Street
The New Sign Plate to Put 011 Your Car
9 NORWALK
Shows You Come from a Live Town.
PRICE 50 CENTS
ALBERT D MORGAN
84 Washington Street
Gehebe’s
It's Here If It’s Human.
RAT CORN
Kills Rats and Mice—Dries them up-No odor. One can of Rat Corn
Better than a dozen cats 7
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~ Price, Per Can .-.§n
25 WWToN STREET scum 3mm
THE E STRAP’ sum FOR LAW * ' ' ' ”
’ ‘ centenhuckles or side, in patent leather, black buck, brown buck, '
and satin. These are tine latest dress styles and have the nevi-.5
' slightly shorter vamp and high French heel.
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STORE OPEN SATURDAY £35!!!“
Norwalk Chronicler