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Frank Baker. of South Norwalk,
has taken a position in the oflice of
the Hotel Clifford.
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Miss Mary Cunningham. of. Elm—
wood avenue, has been ‘quite ill for
the past week. . 3‘ .M
-—80tt hats and caps at O'Brien’s.
Miss Mary T. McLaughline has mov—
ed from 14 Burritt avenue to 106
South Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Cola has mov:
ed from Main street, Nor-walk, to
106 South Main street.
o—Aaron Kohn'a for awnings.
Thomas MéGrath. formerly clerk in
the Clittord Hotel. has accepted a
position as clerk in the Royal James.
Colds appear prevalent in various
sections of the cit; and many people
are confined to their hdn'lea by them.
—Get a holder for all hot utensils
tree at Donnelly’s Saturday. One to
each person.
Samuel Crawford, of No. 3 Marion
street. has awarded the contract for
an International Onepipe Heater to
H. A. Hegelein.
——“Banner" Layer cake. first qual-
ity, good variety. 55c;
cakes. 40c doa; plain cup cakes, 30c
dos. ' Good sweet bread also. Try
me of it for your next meal. Ban-
ner Home Made Bakerv" 5 Monroe
St, Phone 367.
Mrs. George S. Kendall is in New
York for a few days. Dr. Kendall is
reported to be inra very serious con—
dition.
——Soft hats and caps at O‘Brieu's.
Why not add a lively dance record:
See the list of the
to your collection?
latest Victor hits
A. J. Collins Co.
advertisd by the
~—.A.a.ren Kohn's for Autosuppllea.
Trusses and Surgical
Appliances
Special room for fitting.
rm
Stimuli-Powell Corp.
80. NORWALE
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“The career which
closed with the death
of the manufacturer
was typically American.
Starting as an appren-
tice at $50 a year, he
worked his way to the
leadership of a world-
wide business.
This s h o w s that
America was and still is
a land of wonderful op-
portimities. The place
and the salary at which
a man starts is not as ,
important as his vision *fg'V
and ambition. 1 ,
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' Poultry Market. Fowl 35c 1b.: Roast-
:ers 20c ,lb.;
$1.00 pair.
’ a varied assortment
. Ewith its varicd»colored leaves.
fro$ed cup ’
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GARMENTS
For Men, Women and Children .
BathRobesanchnkets
In all wool and cotton, 3 complete
assortment.
EKBANKS‘
Under Kahackemo Hotel
SOUTH NORWALK
A sign in the window of an‘uptown
clothier reads, "Neckties 65 cents
each; three for $1.00."
-—-Specia.ls at So. Nor-walk Live
Ducks 40c 1b.: Pekins
Phone 2835. Free Deliv-
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Five hundred hunting licenses have
already been issued for 1921. Town
Clerk Herbert R. Smith announced
108057. A -. .118: im
——“Banner" Layer cake, first qual-
ity. good variety 55c; frosted cup
cakes, 40c doz.: plain cup cakes, 30c.
doz. Good sweet bread also. Try
some of it for your next meal. Ban-
ner Home Made Bakery,, 5 Monroe
St" Phone 367.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Clark. of
South Main streetare hoping to oc-
cupy their new home, which is in.
course of construction on Marvin
Beach. in a few days.
——New wool mocking. at Keelers
$1. 00 to $2. 00 a pair.
The Falrfield County Republican '
Women’s Round Table luncheonfit‘or
October was held Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Leo Davis. the guest of
honor being Mrs. H. LeRoy, or Strat-
ford.
-—Buy yourooflatflarruond Gan.
Fresh. tull stocks or autumn mor-
chandise. winter underwear, sport
hose, sweaters, gloves, warm sleeping
garments, etc.. are now assembled in
at .The N. L
Rygm Co’s Store. See Adv’t.
——Keeler’s now have that flat seam
stocking in all colors
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—Coa.i at Harris and Guns.
The frosts of last week played hav-
0c with the foliage of trees and
shrubbery and nature is now donning
its cold— appearing winter garb The
countnside is ver} beautiful now
-—Coa.l at lowest prices Harris and
, Bun.
Colonel Ira R. “'ildman. chief 0!
staff on the staff of Colonel Christian
Swartz. commander of the Grand
'Army of Connecticut, attended a
camp fire held last cvenillg in Mcridell
for the department head and staffin—
Danbury News.
———Sunday table d’note dinner at the:
fl-Iotel Mahackemo $1.00. Served from
EXCEPTIONAL
8319.
Little Girls’
every 7W8”,
4.
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311:30 to 7:30 p. m.
l‘ajrfield county will he lures-l): rcp-
THK‘DIEd at the I“‘Plll)’~sv(‘011d annual
,Uldcr Boys‘ Conference of
:cut. which is to be hold at tho X(\\
gHaven Y. M. C. 5. October 29 and 3c.
i'i‘he delegates will he
luniversitv at the Yak -Brown football
game and .1 riser-\at‘lon of sixtv souls:
Elias been mad“ for the ,delegallon
,fro m this county.
-—Ha\’e 33011 tried a. pair ‘of tlmsV
Eva-dc. seam stockings that chlcr‘s
selling. It is the best \\ caring Sill;
'stocking made, and only $3.00 :1 pair.
I'l‘hey carry all colors.
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E Til Dnnlml'y
sassociation.
in this city on the same day.
‘lunclleon and the bcst of service. and
Eattend the luncheon must make th» It
reservations with \liss May Sherwood
of the Danbury State Normal school
before Mondav‘ of newt wee-k
JUST A
MINUTE
Before you sign the
deed before you agree
to the contrast, before
you take any step that
means serious money
values, better ask your
Banker! It is the aim of
this bank to place its i
. lmoWledge and experi- "
: once at the service of its
; custOmers.
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guests of Ya! e}
Stale Normal School
‘l‘or'thc fourth consecutive
year. will hold its semi-annual lunch—
. eon and reunion at the Royal James
The
Elioyal James has promised :1 splcndid
been announced that all who plan 1-);
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~. 51. Wall Street
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OPPORTUNITIES. !
A most complete assortment of coats for
$5.98
'Ages 2 yearsto 14 years
SWeaterS
Priced Very .‘l’loderately
For sportswear or general service.
EXCEPTIONAL
For Women and "Misses
Suits with that indefinablo touch of style—that makes each one
so perfectly desirable
TWO WEEK END SPECIALS
Vans...» to $55. $ -
Sa e of Fall Millinery
Coats
Overcoat?
Desirable
‘ *' are RIGHT.
Then examine our ofiefings.
window, then come and try them on.
We know they will interest you because the prices
.A Remarkable Selecon
$1.98 $2.98 $3.98
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Do you want to save money this Fall? 7
Really and truly save money on your Suit and
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12-14 NORTH MAIN STREET
“THE HO USE OF KUPPENHEIMER GOOD CLOTHES”
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In all the smartest shades for Fall.
dash and snap.
$1 2.98
And up to $65.00
See them first in the
'OPPORTUNITIESE
Models of American
$5.98
A11d up to $10.98
Sizes for 2% years to 16
A SALE
DRESSES
A Remarkable Sale of Dresses
Greater Than Ever Value.
Smaller Than Ever Price
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E Members of
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ttrt. limll :2!
night
will \l‘q- ll ( onlmundxry.
Nu. 9:36 “ill give an ten.
and dance next Tuesdux
Shilling" at 8:30 0'(lDl‘k in the
el'. 0. S. of A. hall. Franklin and
Madison six-unis. llilllken‘s orchestra
“ll! :‘fi'rllis‘n lhc music.
1 ”New
lsaucs St. l-Z-vcryl1mi3‘ Welcome.
of Norwalkcrs have cum-
‘gplcll cl plans to ulhlld tllc Al-llly'~izllc
gaunc in. New llaven IOITIOI‘J‘OW' after-
.noon. At ll-ast 500 football curl-lush
Scorcs
Liftel. Norwalk. at. noon. on pvtobeP'asts from the city “ill “itncss the
-.. (‘Oll‘é‘ldtlllgi- this extent with “1" first clash between Yale and \Vcst
State Teachers convention to be held Point
—S. Koulos Bros of 44 South \Lllll
. . . S1 :14 . in ~ ,
.the officers ot the association are :ln- new :le' “13m“; ”3' Uppning (if n“ 1"
.ticipating a large rcspollse frmn To .C on: Tim; 10113313?“ at o p m.
‘ .membels of the alumnae It has ('4 ”Jim or as an undaes m “'1
l'lzuol's and m the hi st qualitv will be
$1 rved. loses for the ladies.
the South Norwalk Methodist Epis~
copnl Church » malt Sunday evening
will be Mrs. Jennie Lee. soprano. A
competent critic writes
sin-sing will stand unafraid before the
best work of the concert stage. Hex-
voicc shows tlle'deepest emotion with»
out exaggeration. LShe possesses the
simplicity" and ‘general naturalness
that goes right to the heart." \lrs.
Lee has recently been giving concerts
With Harriet \Vare. the well known
'American composer.
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your FINANCIAL
woarn, Is
the amount you have
not spent.
Place your savmgs'
on deposit here.
Open Monday'Evcnings (tom 6 to 7
mum com!
SAVHI‘GB Barn
Nor-walk A
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nlmn‘l fcl‘gcl lllc American 11”"
gion lmurc. Friday night. October
Slst. at tho Logion Hall, “'51“ and
The assisting artist in the music of;
“Mrs. Lee's 3
.hours later. the machine was found
‘tox-lcationramd bleach of the. peace
E, Maren (if-mt and Flynn after .41.
M. lk‘clle-ln‘lcl‘. of 2.)
is lll Ncw York ctly ‘
Mrs. Allwrt
Butler sunset,
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A complaint about 1203s creating
disturbance at sound \‘l‘ w Turno-
'31“! Hamilton :ucnue was rccchcd l2}
Ellie police last night
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E ( Ollrt Narrull. No. 58 F. of A'. will
hold a hel‘l‘stcak supper tomorrow.“
Might in Forcsh rs hall. First his
itrim. Ageod pn'.*SV:llii ls lwirig pl‘epar.
E(d Ior the e\_l:.m ‘
'Stlcct ailnoullcv the owning oi tileir‘
RP“ department tomorrow at 6 11m
Ice. Cream Sodas .md Sundacs in ..ll
.llm ors and of fill lust quality will be
Eseerd. Roses lo: the ladies.
: 'l‘llt‘ Trinity (' ‘mm 1 llarxest
EMU. which nus m lune been
at l‘llllin Parisll H'lll this ncning._
has bun postpum- i on account of the
death 01. Mrs. illnu H hallo). to Hi—
Eliay \-\'t“lllllg, October 28th.
home
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’-—Buy your Victrola a:
Eon easy weekly paynwnts.
{evening‘s until 9 P. M.
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Donnelly‘s
Store open
\\'hen the brakes fail to hold. alli
automobile operatcd by Mrs. R. 1...;
Baxter. a: Flax mu ~ll0m'l. collided;
Yesterday afternoon with an automo~f
bile operated by Abe L‘ollcn. of 13‘;
“'ashlngton strcct. There were no ar-
rests and Lil-s. Baxter offc red to pay
for the. damage of Cohen‘s car accord-
ing to the pollen.
“Specials at $0. Norwalk Live
Poultry Market. Fowl Sac lb Roast—
ers 200 1b.; Ducks 40c lb: Pekins
$1.00 pair. PFone 2835. Free Deliv-
cry.
'A. Espos'ito, of Laurel street. com—
Dlained to the police'early last night
that his automobile had been stolen
from Ely avenue. where he hgd park-
ed it. He was unable to give the po-
lice the number of his markers. Two
in the original parking place The po-'
lice believe that it had been remoxred
for a joke
-——'l‘ry our home made Sausage, so
well known for its quality and season-
ing. not to be compared-with any
othe. Urrholtz Market. 15 North
Main St. ,
'Richard'. Plunketrand Jack Fitzger—
ald were'fimed' $1 and casts. each
this manning-by Judge George H. V38:
burgh in dowtovur city'court for in-
They area-entranced 1m night by Pa~
. Elt'lgll
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.in Dec- ,
.lielmon \X‘ednesdas'
Forest. held a. regular meeting last
night in Red Men‘s Hall. Consider-
able business was transacted. Pre~
l’ycr. Frank Bouncy.
llnl’ncl Kenna and S.
zlllll‘lllcd the fircman‘s
Beacon. .\‘. Y.. yesterday.
Jam: 5
(s'ifi'il.
John
Bl l~ EP
pgll'alll ’
in '
home made
' our Sausage.
ing. not
other.
Main St.
to be compact-d with :lll~
l'llllollz Mark-t. 15 North
Tip: clues for the Dramatic “Club 32c
mw bring collected by the treasur- ..
Frank Abbott. The first social; of the;
rear will be held either Thursday or;
Elizlay of next week. 3
lull-311mm NBTESE
1‘ in High School Football 'l‘.. qm i
will clash with the Fairl‘lrld lilgll !
team. next Friday (it the Baxter
Grounds. ' . ,
Il‘lic i‘laV. "Stop Tilicf." will be i
presented in the first or second wet-k;
mbcr. Tllc firs! rclll-arsal was:
afternoon of this
week. "‘he play is being preselted 11:."
the Girls’ and 1503s Alhletic Associa-
tion.
C. El.
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STAR or COLUMBIA CIRCLE
, sum.
The members of Star of Columbia
Circle. No. 353. Companions of the
parationswcrc made for the attend-
ance of members at a state meeting to
bc held at the Hotel Taft, in New Ila—
ion at 3 o’clock. October 30. Follow—
ing the meeting. a banquet will-be ser-
red at 6 o‘clock in honor of Supreme
Chief‘Companion. Mary '1‘. State. a
member of the local circle: Arrange—
ments were also made to hold an au—
tumn dance November 3 in Red Men‘ s
hall.
Makes Special Ofier
MUST BE TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF
DURlNG MONTH OF OCTOBER
it is mkht'y interesting news indeed
that comes from The nicheisen Studio
at 78 Washington street. During the
month of October, betore the Christ-
mas rush begins, all regular standard
form will be made here at onethird: on
the regularwiees..1t‘is possible to do
thisatthistlme, beforeextrahemis
high-class
cabinet photographs in sepia or fielder
emnloyed.’ and:you are W of:
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“Til known lor its quality um: sellsoll—‘
I'm It IN‘IT‘ED T0
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111:3:0 lo I} 056 who were not fofiull-
ouch to \h—\\'
.ograpnic ar‘
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”sass of numerous Tl‘llll(’.\'1S. llzll- 1 "0 1‘" 3‘
Flatiron. phallcxraplmr-anlet. '.1 iznmr "
:hrow opt-n Yonder studio in h' S “3':
am: Li's-+7586 to the public Sunday on :7 "C V
,, run is nzsn l‘-
roams}: sri‘llm. "
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Mr. Fenian has received J i ”W“
requests to "isit the sludig F" Jumping-110m
{ifrid'éd to 1pm,“- Olw‘n ”1‘ 11m) a fruit} boat. S:
ta bull“. hrs. .
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llS exhibition of
last wcck.
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THREE STRAP SLIPPERS FOR LA 1 '
Center buckles or side in patent leather black bud: '
and satin. "These 319 the latest dress sums and h
slightly shorter ramp and high French- neel.
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Conneally £9” Brackers
STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENlNG
South Nor-walk
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