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,So. NORWALK.
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Gloves 7
Sweaters
Outing Flannel
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Pajamas
Prices Mode rate
£37:l::;u;
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. xujfimc‘ro'v. STREET
We Bare Ready for You
Warm Underwear
’Night Shirts and
GARMENTS
For Men, Women and Children -
Bath Robes and Blankets
assortment. .7
E K BANKS
Under 'Mahackemo Hotel
I souTH’NORwALK ’
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hearing in the uptown city court at
.10 ’clock tomorrow
Judge Nehemiah Candée. ’
Keeler' s.—-3- ’ .00 a pair.
to behold by
Post, No. 12.
lr’apidly being completed.
5- ,to the affair have been sent out.
Nelson Theriault,
with his futli er.
(111 NEWS
the South Norwalk library.
,2—Why not save money by
‘ K'ery at .Kecler's Shoe Store.
7 6 dance in the Elks'
Stamford. last night.
~—James Ghlotto will
9.111., with alcl kinds
> The Boxs' club of St. Pauls
held a largely
on Dance, Friday
lst. at the Legion Hall,
' cs St.
regular meeting of Our
. k-ah lodge was
‘uwing the business.
rsal of the degree team.
there
, W Has en business man
easy Weekly payments.
ings until 9 P. M.
4- at the office of Dr.
due. Wratters pKrtaining to
'- will Le- talked 01. er.
9 Rev, Louis B. Howell. rector
Hal’s church,
3 Trenton. .\ J
his niece.
,nald Ballard Rice.
-_K_n
A.regular meeting of the Norwajk
uncil Boy Scouts was held last night .wood',
A number of local people attended
Auditorium in
be at Wash-
‘ington St nncge Frmay, a a m to 6;
of fresh fish.
might in the basement of the church.
Everybody welcome.
Altai-on Kohn’s tor awnings.
I an effort to avoid hitting a horse
Md Wagon, an automobile on nod in a
,. fence on the right side or“ the Post
we I in Fairfield. yesterday afternoon.
“Buy your Yictrola at Donnelly’s
meeting of tlie Board of Health
f been called for S oclock tomorrow
' Robert E.
‘ ——Coal at lowest price: Harris and
returned to Nor-walk
rdav after spending several (3213.5 The‘: same lecture will be remated at
While in Trenton 8 o'clock at city hall.
‘ v. Howell officiated at the marriage:
' Miss Louise Howell.
The ceremony
held in All. Saint’s Church.
of this city.
in poor health for several months.
—-Co&l at Harris and Guns.
buying" Judge Balms.
Due to a tvpographical error,
election expense account
iClark was given in
tmel as $100
1.2m- Clark
expenses.
This was a mistake
spent
Norwalk,
last night
of‘
arrest
VCIetus Magner,
church. placed unde1
: out head lights.
Inc police.
drain-
pices of the Nor-walk League of Wom-
the city hall.
speaking on‘
and How Our
of St.
to —.Buy your coal at Harris and Guns.
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Appliances
Special room for fitting.
SO. NORWALK
”.41.; V10 “mu
Clipped from a
Newspaper
“The calcer nhich
0335 ed with the death
of the manufacturer
was typically American.
Starting as an appren-
tic-e at $50 a year, he
vorked his way to the
leadership of a world-
vide business.
This s h o W s that
America. was andstill is
a land of wonderful op
portunities. K The place
:llld the salary at which
a man starts is not as
important as his vision
and ambition.
h
{JAMELJKIM ‘ H.121 Huang“ Mitch»: u ‘J-JJ». N N. ->
in.
Are you saving money
for your opportunity?
South Norwalk
avmgs Bank
1
Mrs. Nellie Brown, Miss Emma
'Sh -pherd and Bliss Jessie Malkin.
”:3“. gdelegatrs representing \Vanomu
V‘sses and Surgical
Stfllson-Powell Corp.
"om Monday Night” 5
.Council. No. 31. of Norwalk, attended
the annual convention of the Great
Council of the Degree of Pocahontas
held in \Vallingford yesterday. A
number of other members of the Nor-
walk council more in attendance at
the convention.
...._1
NOTICE
Will those having made dancing ap—
pointments, please report Monday at
S. S. C. Polley.
—CHDINEY CLEANER COMING
TO NORlY-lLK
The J. E. Slavm Chimney Cleaning
Company of Holyoke, Mass. that
have been cleaning chimneys in dif—
ferent towns throughout the state are
coming to Norwalk tomorrow. They
:clean house. chimneys from top to
bottom and guarantee no dirt in the
house. Their representative will" call
upon you.
If interested address
General Delivery, S. N.
J. Slavin "Ca,
;' ~77 A-7H
JUST A
MINUTE
Before you sign the i
deed, before you agree
to the contract, before
you take any step that
means serious mOney
values, better ask your
Banker! It 1s the aim of
this bank to place its
knowledge and eXperi—7
once at the service of its ,.
customers.
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no.
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""V‘oco‘c-‘
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J‘éfiiflfi‘:
In all wool and cotton, 3 complete
Saveral minor cases will be given 9-
afternoon before
”New silk and wool stockings at
Arrangements for the “open hence"
the Frank C. Godfrey
Amu‘ican Legion. are
Invitations
of Wilmington,
Del.. has bee-11 Spending a few days
«Alphonse. Theriault,
The young man has been
Tile divorce» proceedings brought by
Bridgeport tomorrow morning before
the
of Oliver
yesterday's Senn
but $10 in (xlection
was '
bv
attended niect‘mg iasTEChief of Police \VilliamsR. Penning—
ton for operating an automobile with—
The case will come
_DouKt forget, the American Le-’un Mdndav morning in the downtown
night. October city court.
Wall and!
leg, but was otherwise uninjured. A
,rcport of the accident was made to
The second of the sexies of lectures;
which are being held under the aus-
en Voters is being delivered this 31'-
temoon before a. large gathering at
.Mrs. L. C. Kltcbelt is
“Our State Government
Legislature Works."
_ ccftaln hotels have to offer.
no Thing and Data
Placed;77. Cavity.7
The manager of a huge building that
. is being erectedin England has, savs
stone casket to be imbedded in the
guest mass of tone-concrete on which
has been struck by Mr. Wells‘ dllfi-
culty, through lack or significant ma-
,terlal, in dealing with the KWorld’5 his:
tory 3,000 years ago.
that the concrete foundations would
last at least that time, he thought
that it might be of use to the Mr.
W'ells of A. D. 4921 if. he found the In-
formatlon about our time neatly pre-
pared for him. Accordingly he wrote
to Mr. Wells and asked him to sug-
gesf what would be the mast useful
things or messages to be placed in the
, cavity. Here is Mr. Wells’ reply:
“Difficult to make suggestions. Prob-
ably commonplace things with their
current prices will be of as much
value as airs-Thing. Safety razor cotton
reel, bottle of pickles and that sort
of thing. A mall-order catalogue, pre-
war medicines and what they profess
to cure. Dietary for ordinary citi-
zen , t) pewriter a sewing machine, and
)
Louise Lockwood against Fred Lock- so forth Dressing bag' with fit-
both of Rowayton, will be fing3_ Current book on ‘How to Be-
heard in the Superior , court in have.’ A kinema reelot current events.
Whitaker’s Almanac and Bradshaw‘s
Continental time-tables (prewar and
post war). Baedekcr‘s England. Town
maps and plans."
. com 0F YAP VERYDURABLE
Chief Medium of ExchangeKHas Been
its Limestone Wheels—Arduous
to Cash Check,
If any payment should be neces-
sary in tho readjustment at Yap be-
tween the United States and Japan.
the enrrcncy used would not be that
of the picturesque island in the Caro—
,Yop check would necessiato a motor
truck. There are of course such other
coconut kernel; but to be u pluto
crut of the old type you must be able
discs. .
“A blonde chicken is an uncertain
and confusing quantity where :1 bru—
nette one is much
able," sms an experienced automo-
bllist.
“Whenever I see :1 white chicken in
the distance I instmuly slow down,
as they :1lwnys flutter around in the
road, running from sidn to Side, seem-
ingly unable to determine which Way
to 20, whereas the hrunotte lien culm-
ly chooses the side of safety and slips
off the right of wnv.
“Somethl’ng very characteristic in
the action of these two types of bird."
—Columbus Dispatch.
No Haste About It.
The burglar had just begun his term.
Near him was an oldish man. who
studied him imvntly and seemed to be
awaiting an opportunity to say some—
thing
“How'long me 1011 in for?" lie Whis-
pared.
"Twelve \cnrs, " replied the newcom-
er.
ly and thrust a letter into the burglars
hand;
“1’ n1 in for life" he said.- "Post this
for me when you get out.”-—Lonclon
Tlt- Bits.
Back to the Picture Language. .
A newspaper for English tourists
abroad has a very ingenious Scheme
for showing exactly what attractions
If there
is an elevator in the hotel a picture
of a small boy in uniformds shown
against the name of thathotel. 7A
garage lsmaicated by. a picture of a
motor car, lawn Tennis courts by a
racquet, and so on. The scheme is
quite a useful one, for lt~enables thé
tourist to see at a glance exactly
which hotel would suit him best. and
thus saves him wading through a
whole lot of advertising matter.
Frail From Cacti.
The newest achievement of Bar-
bank the plant wizard, Is the produc-
tlon of cacti that bear fruits beautiful
These traits may be eaten fresh or
.u.
Loot-11p as sweetmeats. »
’ various— colors, and their juices, par- ‘
7‘ _7ticularly othhe‘Kred once {which are
flofrbrllllant hues). are utilizablo for
Lcol’oring ices, jellinand candles.
Though it were the last one thorn
They are of
the Manchester Guardian, been con-7r
sidering the idea at a tomidation- _
more umlvrstuml- -
ernglish Histori n. Suggests Most USI- " ‘7 7
' the.building“ls to. stand. ,As a reader '
of Mr. W’ells’ “Outline of “History" he ‘
As hé was told '
Underwear
15152111
Springtex Union Suits 9 , 7
,...,-‘--Vur.-.‘..... $1185
Springtex Shirts and I
Drawers ...........”8_5c'
N0. 3001 a Special medium __
weight for these cool days and, ~
evenings. _ 7
VWoolflose 7W
to .............. $3.05?
Rogers f? Stevens
N orwalk
3?). Norwalk
’cially in Winter.
SCHWAB 1N CONFERENCE
“claims 35m
an
media as near shell and bags 0; dried C
n
311‘.
and Mrs. Theodore 0. Olsen
to point to your collection of great w ho “ere recently mairied returned .
to \01 Walk yesterday after an cxtcnch
ged wedding journey.
KWhat Do You Mean,.Chicken? ' 1
Applications of electrical currents to
growing crops has increased the y
M
by 21 per cent.
YOUR FINANCIAL
WORTH 18
Open?
the amount you have
not spent. ' ,
, Place your savings
7 on deposit here.
Monday Evenings Iromfi to 7
FAIRFIELD 001:er
~ 7 Q
The veteran looked around nervous- ‘31 “311 Direct
SAVINGS“BANK '
N orWalk
7 931310. Main St.
damages as the result of ed from a weeks vacation spent in
automo ale accident. Keogh and i”Washington Depot, Connecticut.
andce rcpzvsent tfie plaintiff. -—-——-———-——-—"
1913 John Keeler, attired as a painter. 001K
7 cleverly decorated for the occasion
Stamford.
Outdoor life' 18 most healthful, a fact that-
is more fully realized now than before the
" war. Most people must spend a large por-K
tion of their time indoors, however, espe-'
You do not need all cut-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
Scuth'Norwalk
B M. BETTS V_
11 W all Street
Norwalk‘ C?
’7”
392m Mm
don County, 6.338 pleasure. " 857 bus-
v. .
castration of 14.8513.
‘1
is r-xpectvd to 1%
CAN-O-P—AINT 7
CAMPAIGN HELD
(Continued tram first Page)-
B. Tompkins offered prayer. L. St.
lected the dollar from each of those
present together with a rhyme de»
scribing how the dollar was earned.
l Mrs. Clarence Cable gave two de-
‘Jightful readings and the rhvmés were
read and it was announced that 3150
had been collected as the result of the
campaign. K Rev.- Mr. Tompkins gave
a brief talk and was followed by a
soncqby the Sunday school classes.
Following the program, refresh-7»
ments. were served and a. general
social time enjoyed.
Also Our line of }ard goods. Poplin chps.
Fast Madras, etc, we have in attractive patterns and colorings,
' Kleasonably priced.
A house is only a building. but a well furnished house is 3.-
home. This is the time of the year to dress it up.
Did you ever step to think that no matter how much fur- »
niture or how expensive the furnishings are 5011 put into a home,
3,0111‘ home is not completely furnished until you have hung the
”draperies. , ‘
Attractive draperies not only add to the looks of your win—
dows but set ofeveryihing in the room. Our line of QuakerCrait, .
Swim and Net Curtains is most complete.
x__,___
Augevine Furniture Co.
16' North Illain Street”
C: retonnes
7 , r ‘ . .- , mess total 3,155; Fairfidd County, other cities in the number of automo-"i'
isea-I—nheflei'sn -T3?‘\nu 1121):: that rude lines, althougli'lhe coin of Yup is’nol 24,739 pleasure, 7'0“} mess, tomfibiles owned this ye e.ar and Hartford,
Sisters' 5 0c 1 g l I “ c..-rs. subject to fluctuation in Value, is ex- 31,809: Windham County. 3 856 pleas- With 14.500. is figured t9 come in sco-
~ * ‘ "-— , ‘~T .~ - tram-1y durable, cannot be easily , 7’ ' , ' 'ure; 807 business, total 4,673; Litch- (and. The estimate-g: for other Cities
”em ms“ ”gm Fight tear Old 1 red ,3 CGmth If h stolen. and lsthe despair of the conn- , Guests at the Royal James hotel field County. 5.945 pleasure. 1.1m} are: Bl'idgi‘DOfl- 13-7593 W'aterbury,
was :1. Suamore street. k1 Qcktd down n) on . . _. t . Jag: night were: L. A. Bioore. Br00k~ l) . ' t t l .-. (-9., \ 'd . g 254;.- New London. -_1 L975: lieriden,‘
automobilo Operated m Georg e “K ‘terfelter. “1th such an .exCellen Y R 11 B t psmess, on , 1.1-13, -I1 meson. ., . - , . . . .
. 7 . . . _ .. ‘ _ . lgn \. Y.; A. W 11856 as on. 'Count' 3883 leasure 993 busi‘ne 2.532' New Britain, 8.750; Danbury
Bennett. 0t Bridge-port nonr the medium “‘7 exchange at hand one ma} 3.1333,; Sarah P. Coates and EJV total 3’ ‘ 3; ll 6 ’ (3— t 3:: 1 Qui :' Ansouia 1 "{H!‘ ‘ Qt’mfol‘d! V
Y ‘ ‘ _. . , 7‘" , 3 . ‘_ ,. j . , V 0 an nun \".1 n ‘. = . -._.7, v‘4 s‘ 7
Washington sheet budge. “stud-.. mmncr “11) I’I‘GS-Idint Harding “0?“ This is (lxarles M Scliwab the steel Schaefer, Manchester. P8"; Mr and measure’ 769 busing, total» 395' 3354- Nomalk. 1.940; Bristol. 1 541; K.
afternoon. The boy darted in front or lmmedlatolv decline 11 string of 131) . h M A S. pearce Newark N. .1- A , ‘1 i n, ‘ --. -. , . ’ . 7
th n h‘ . KKK.- ..u . r}. -. - - , ’ l U ) magnute,1s e appeared in the na~ F3 ‘ - _ .. 7 ' New Haven with an esitnlateq :eg— 501‘} ington 1,343, “lasted. 653. ,
e rude. 1m, “nuts.” «13. .r <. (5- coins, al.l1ougli the large. hole n It tionnl conference on unemployment ln’L’bbin or New York city and E. I. .
capca wnh u. f. w urulses. center of each might facilitaten string- “ “‘11”!ng Brown New York city-
.skiddcd into - . . f‘fi . 7 lug together like the Chinese “cash." K -———-
\Vhile riding Ll {bicycle on -North Possibly the ““3“,tu will be better -—-———-—-——_.._...._... Cards have been recehed from
'.street )‘esterdzli' a1ternoon. ‘Vlll’lnl understood when it is stated that The can of \\ illiam K Finkler7 Mrs. Leslie BicLean of Detroit. Mich, O 7 . .
kmahoney. 01 Sound how. was struck Yap's chief modlmu of exchange has against 1}]! Ameilcan Railway Ear-K‘by relatives and friends, when: she .
by an automobile Opt rated in, AI1- been its limestone wheels which run prtss company is being heard in the \isited this summer. K ’ .
Store open thony Ducal}. of 13 lx‘onard stacet. to 12 f l d T l Court of k‘ummon Pleas in Bridge—i ' ' 7 ' ‘
Manoney SHIP—“3d 3. Damn” Cat on the “p cot 11 znmeter 0 €381 a port this afternoon. The plaintiff! Mrs. Edwin Schneider has returnK
u
Sun,
The basement of the church was
with paint cans. ladders, paintersf
brushes and other insignias of the
painting trade. The decorations were
done by John Mills.~ .
Mrs. R V Baysinger had charge of
1he social. ME. 313:3!
NORWALK HAS 1,940
AUTOS REGISTERED
7 (continued from m Page).
cording to KHighway Commissioner
Bennett. 7
The following shows the estimated
automobile registrations this year, by
counties: Hartford County, 25 037
‘pleasure, 6, 898 business, ‘total 31, 845;
New Haven County, 26, 674 pleasure.
8, 708 business, total 35, 382; New Lone
K to the eye and with flavor nesembling .-
those of peaches. muskmelonn: pigeon:
pies, etc. yet sulliciently, unlike to ren- , 7
der them appetizlng noveltiesr They- "
_ are very sweet, contagious from 12 to
_ laper cent of sugar.
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Bundle:-
oodlu¢k.Atleastxt
oubadluck _.
thebestluck
The New Sign Plate to Put omYour Car
NOR- : . AL
Shows YouL Come from a Live ToWn.
PRICE 59 CENTS
ALBERT D. MORGAN
84 Washington Street
TlflhtWads. L
Some men hang onto a dollar as
zfiwmrox STREET
' Géhebe’s .
lt's‘ Hero If No Hummus.
,
RAT CORN,
Kills Rats and Mice—Dries them up—KNo odor. One can of Rat Corn
Better than 2. dozen cats
7 Price, Per-Gan -.. 256
THREEKSTRAP STEFERS FOR
7 Center buckles or side, in patent leather,
and satin.‘ These are this latest dress styles and
slightly shorter vamp and high French heel.
black buck, brown buck.
have the new
h ‘
STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVEfllfla
Norwalk Chronicler