FRIDAY, oer no, 1921
JOSEPH DAVIS
;A special Selling of
Women’ 3 Fine HOSlel'y
In these day: , “lien good silk stockings are so hard to 7:
Get. vre are particularly fortunate in having a- most at-,
tractive collection not only in brown and black, but in a
great variety of gravs caster, beaver, etc. .
That you may benefit by your fortune in being able
, choose from such :1 VV ide assortment, we are ofiering
liese stockings for a limited time at unusually low prices.
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Full Fashioned
Pure Thread Silk Hose _
sole:
Another “Pointex” Full
Fashioned. All Silk
Lisle garter top and A beautiful as‘ well as ser-
. black and _ $1 95 viceable stocking. 'Our
COIOI‘S- P355“ ' best seller; Black and
brown
101'
$2.95 ’
Another Full Fashioned '
'All Silk Hose
Better quality and heavier.
Pure Thread All Silk
Hose
Full fashioned; double toe
and heel. Medium weight
in black; caster, 'cordovan,
Stiff??? . $2.39 {33533. 31:3" "$29
‘ Colors .......
“Pointex” Full Fashion;
ed Pure Thread Silk
Lisle top and sole: black and
brown $2 39
. . . . . o
for . . . . .
ABOVE PRICES INCLUDE TAX.
V Glove Silk Stockings .
I11 black and colors. A real
high grade $3 938
stocking . . . ..
85 Washington Street South Norwalk
George Carter 'is' one Of the many
footbafl. fans" from \orwalk attending
Attornev and lrs.77Leo Davis today
e attending the Yale-'BroWn gnn.
New Haven. 7 ' .. 7 77
. 2
'—Coa.ll at lower-.7 price: flan-ls one
ton street leaves on Lionday for Den
ver. Colo. whel 'e. will remain to
' finance,
Oct. 31st Grace Bros. fu!
a
The. Frank C. Godfrey Post, No.
American Legion 'held 'a dance last
7-4Aaron Kohn's tar-Auto supplies.
'o ’clock._
All team captains of the llosplm
Efncrgency .appeal
report results of the. cauxass
during solicitation week. Get. 30
Nov. 6. to Seymour-.7 Curtis 01‘
Fairfield County Savings Bank.
creased 11v one at least since
M 153 .Eliznbeth LIcGri-gor
d :1“: .
1: doing nicely.
1'. A 1.1
the"
No. '4. ‘0.
and made
Lincoln Council.
met last evening
Harry Hopper of XVolfpit llill ave-
cm NEWS
ii l.\uditczinm in Toledo. fibeginnmg7 Feb—-
31119. has awarded thr- comract for an imofl A vaudeville shovx is N am. dist \'« ral hours Ian 1' in St. Vincent’s runry l and arrangements have beé
International Onepipt- 1-l£»'.i.l(»1' to 11. if... 01 '1 or the features. 'lIUHHit U. ‘ 7 7 . . madc- with the railroad 13011111331168
A. 111?;«46111. ' :— 5 in automobile and the street on: ' a one for the bowlers of fare. and“
.‘ . . . . lown on him simultaneously as .COPENHAGEN rOct. 26.—The 1r 1f fr'r 11‘ y 1 pd t Th wig 133
~—'- . -~Soft hats. and caps rat O Brien s. “5 " ‘ _ .. 1 _ . a .. o z rip. is
—,-Soft hats and caps at O'Brien's. S" Golden “50 confenioncr Of the: . , ha v.15” pixslilng homeuucd 8. {nor Danish government 111 April appro- . - 'l‘olcdo‘s fourth A B Q
“0595 ‘llahackemo had 1"“‘355'559‘1 3.: Guests at the 1:: 03.3,. Jamvg. 1101.4 .lmuildered. ln “mks-d ht; adgon 1111:) printed :00. 000 kmner to defrav the 7 {he fiffit inning been held in 19
, 7 new Lord delivery car. . ‘last' night were G C. Jones New m. hallo}; not her-ding. witnesses &.'\ Serpense of sending the ship. Teddy. I ‘
. Y 7 A
OUTING FLANN EL
~—»Hallowe'en
swirl.
ball,
Saturday night.
Royal
.GARMEETS -.
Foi- Mén, Women 'afia Children
Bath‘Robes and Blankets
o
James
Andre Hegedus of No; G5 T..‘e\ing'— ford
ton avenun has awarded the contract
for the installation of an Internation-§
In all WOOI and cotton 3 complete 5:1 Onepipe Heater in his home to H- (d to the local police LlSl nil-flit lmthlP‘r’“
1) ans for. their New Your 3 Exp .l; :m '~
in hich W)” be held on Friday m» Hill. *.
lecel‘nber 30111. at the Norw: ilk Au»
'Haven: Dr. J. D. Eggleston. MrridF-m
HDennis J. King, Meridon;
Eship Wakefield. Mass:
Somerville and Leo F
J. 1-2. llinon.
Carroll.
Serguant Dox'chr o: lh'mlmn report-
assortment Hegelein. . 3:1 .llodg'e touring ( n'. waistration
5A 5““;— ‘numbr‘r. 14' 0 (anvil-(in 11f had bu 1
3113' your Victrola at Donnelly‘s stolen from that «it; lwl\\v¢‘n 7 and S
E. K. BANKS ‘01: 'orusy wm'kly payments. Store o‘clock last night. The car was own~
ope-n evenings until 9 P. M.
Under Mahackemo Hotel
' This afternoon at 2 o'clock :u thn‘ mam." city 1:1ch now and avoid in~_
SOUTH NORWALK ("chiral l’irt Station. all the (([Ulll- (crest Charges. ‘
n- .- ment of the Fire department will he 7 .
_ gin Df'f‘ilci m- pm. Commissionrr 301,. Commander Joseph Brothcrton
msses and smglcal .9131] R. Paxnlor and the. officers of the ““51 A- 3- Cutblll left 31 10 OCIOCK
.'department and
Appliances
Special mom for mung. lbe serwd at the
Hoyul.l.1n1es
Mayor Barton.
Sfillson-Powell Corp.
SO. NORWALK
. the inspecting party .
-_%51from 7. ‘to 9 Cit: Hall.
.3'
Charles Dy keman,
to the Danbury hospital
of the left arm.
his arm for protection
chine.
in
leasing Mr. kaenian.
___._.____
‘ —Soft hits and caps 31: O'Brien's.
various companies.
’Following inspection 21 luncheon “in
(111 l
Walks given to those in attendance bv
Fire Chief Bogardus.
lCommissioner Taylor and others of
—-'l"u:es receivsfl Monday evening J'Sl‘b‘i“
of Georgetown,
lemfiloved in the factory of the Gil—
. lbert 8; Bennett company. was taken.
Thursday
afternoon With a. compound fracture
Mr Dykeman was
at work on a, winding machine and,‘
it is belieVed at the! factory caught?
a, stocking which he was wearing on
the Ina—5
A fellow employs heard his {ll-hing up South Main street haste"—
outcry and shut off the machine,“ re-
Steels Walls or Fire
Department?
TINTELLIGENT' AND
INTERESTED
Don't depend on the
fire department to save
your valuable papers."
And don’t depend on .
detectives to recover
your stolen valuables.7
Keep them in our
safe deposit vault pro—
tected by steel and con.
crete walls, a huge im-
penetrable door, artime
lock and electric. bur—
glar alarm.
Your bank should be
sound, . accurate and effi-
cient. But that is not
enough. Bankmg service
to be of the mest use to.
' gent and interested. . That
. 1s what this bank tries. to
“Open nionday Night” '
South Norwalk 5 '
you should be also intelli-g '
‘gus
. er and Jailbl
-. Stable Bey, 5weloom d' by the Astors
”1am Wife and Swindres Biackmaiis
mt Frank Sea Ma‘s
l
I
My of llanbury-
they will attend the national C021VQl‘l-
lion of the American Legion. Messrs.
lilOIllPl‘toll and Cutbill join the Gulc—
21.105 from Connecticut in New York
city. They will be gone ‘one week.
Many 'of the friends of Dorothy (‘.
formerly of the Non-Walks. jour—.
£run-«l to Stamford. This week. to SEQ
lller in lhc play. “Miss Bob-“White."
Mrs? Carrie M. .Moeller Washing:- ' '
Armory
2.
are requested to .551‘7‘
——Don't forget ' fiance, A1 mom
Monday. Llct. 3131i.
5 . Nomalk's oopulation has bum 1w
31:51,“?-
arriv-
111;: last night at midnight. 111; the» hum.-
m‘ Her. and Dir-s. Ernest I”. Motirvguz‘.
East. avenue Mother and dammit-"1'
' ~78uy , your coal at Harris and Gang.
llr'sl
llart~ .77
lhis morning: for Kansas Cit:r v herv‘
t
$10 and $15
in: worthy of special mention.
1
The Fabric,St1'le and Tarlormo
Are the Finest '
35555") MackinaVvs
l
With tw pairs of chkers at
- _ 14577387511 to $13.5{1‘
Smith Vlain street vesterda}.
\lrs. Fr ranklin K. Lane.
”on D C.
1 1
an (i \1 rs
ltluoross formerer of Stamford.
5w-vek end guests of Mrs.
, 1-:no, Saugatuck.
5141111111 MAN
ll. No.’ 16. Fulr'lield. stepped in‘l'ront
or 21 slice-bear on the \‘Vestport post
Nari. west 01' Buckley‘s bridge, at
\‘ 45 o‘clock last lflght. (11170311112;
i€-.s and fro: lures or both legs. he died
warning blasts from its'w’nistle. nor
l
on 1. none side 01' ll 19 10.113 to gixe him
l
Elmox llr nderslon and
'is Vs en in chargeflt the
Dem!“ Sheriff Edgar EIJ
of \lestport.nnesug1ted the
’Zflt‘ldellt fox Coroner John J Phclan's
inquest
“an
‘\ OR“ A LR CH1” RC‘H ORG-H’FSTTRA
TO PLAY IX SOVTH \OR\\‘.\IJ\.
DIF’I‘HODIST CHURCH.
The m'embers of7 the church 7 and
Congmgation of the South Norwalk‘
Methodist church will be priiv leged to
Mar. tomorrow evening at the 7: 30
.serxice. the Nor-walk church orches-
l
‘tra. which will assist the. choir in the
music of the evening.‘ . The program
of music follows
Prelude—«fro be selected.
Mr L'Hommedieu.
which played {wonlg'hts in the Stam-
ford Theatre. Also, friends from
Bridgeport went along to see her.
She'- hns been in several moving DiC-
tures. and all her friends wish hN‘
great. success on The screen.
r—Aaron Kolm’s tor awnings. .
John Noonev of Merwln street while
day afternoon about 3: 30 oclock.
his auto truck figured in 7:1 collision .
with a. car driven by Zigmum Mason
iol‘ Darlen. who attempted to into
laround. on South Main street in front
{of Rogers &. Stevens store. Thespring
and wishbone. on Nooney’s truck was
broken by the accident. ili’r. 11183011
agreed to settle the damages.
d
-—Coal at Han-hand Gang. =
Senator Nehemiah 'candee who re.—
ctntly wrote to the Public
Commission stating his views on thE
matter of the fare reduction for N0?-
walk. has reocrveii a; reply from the
with {7r .e case. as expressed. in his lot
mg Sentinel on October 24th. would
“ decision.
mission in connection With
Nebleman.
Fashionable W
’Connt Grog '
and Vanderbilts, Marries arlch Amer:
and Robs his Admirfng. Patrons.”
.7 7. only in next Sunday's New York Am;
Utilities .31"
Commission in which it 187 stated that 'k .»
Senator Candee's ideas In connection .-
fer which was published in the Even- . '
Postlude—To be selected 7 7
' Mrl.’f£ommedieu;
. The Best Salesman, a Classified Ad.
of \Vash-
wife of foriner secre-
dail\.11r\’ of the Interior in the. \Vilson ad—
10' ministration
Josephine
tlle‘ 3 I mskam Bacon.
the well known an-
are
W'lllian:
l lllli
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norm :1 fractured skull mt Erna] injur- "
7 [7 Before the}. were rescued
’ l'l‘eddv. however. three of them perish-
lwith a polar bear.
Owlflune-«f‘l‘oet and Peasant".. Suppe
7 The Orchestra.
Huunm'ood 1s - Love—«His Mexcy 5
lliightcns"
Congregation.
Anthem—“Turn Ye. EV on. to Me”
........................ Harkcr
The Choir. '
Selection—time Scarlet Crow"
' . ....................... Bennett
The Orchestra. ,
Violin Solo—~f’Adoration". . .. BorroWsky
'21:”. Arnold. ,
Hymn—”How Gentle God’s» Com- -
mands" ‘
Congregation.
A, meeting 'of they "Qpen- House" g . Yell .8 t IS ossible to sen
committee of the Frank C. Godfrey . . . . I P 7 . h . 1;
Post No.12, American Legion, will Norwalk SO Norwalk out but mostof i e (90 131
be held at 10 Odom tomorrow 4 done at home. To prepare,-
morning in the legion mama 5 three meals everv (lav is Quite 3'
“am ”35m“- “‘e F“ mm“ - ' - ' . ' ~- - . Shannan a good range is
“mm“ ‘9» the Ya‘e'mm” ’ ' - . — ~ « bl Th st ford mare
rgame in Newsflavcn, was very light. SOCIAL NOTES ' ' , ' ' pcnsa c. e k am . . é" {
rs l’rhe trams was easny handhd “My ' ' ' ' ' R95 €51, ""“"“ :2: El result of manv years of ex'perle _
“.1011: any ticu s. 7 —-——-—-—— . - 7' _ " -
’1‘ 7p?»_____.... . Mrs. 17‘. E. Lewis and daughter. . 1. l- building ranges, and is a cape
The body 0 .John A. Leeds. :1. pr» Miss Mary annex-.191: on Thursday 2 ' ." . 73 ran 6..
evate ot‘ Comnany C. 7th Connecticut for I alifornia. Where they will moot 588- ;_ " fiAEflF©EDE g ~
Volunteer Infantry who died at :hc 111: Lewis and spend the winter on g ‘
Fitch’s Home for Soldiers. in NOX'OtOD, his ranch. _ , g k- "w ------_---.-.--. . A
“as taken to Middleman (team .\‘:'S- ‘7. "' ' ' '
Crday for burial. Mrs. Adclla Sturges, Miss Josep‘n- ’ (I .. '
5 5* ————-—- inv OSbOI‘ne, (1111! Miss Louise \V’ake‘
' .—Jl‘ax Collectors office. CitV Hall, mum] of Cannondale uere guests of M
open Monday evening from 7. to D'_\h_ and Mrs_ HOW Buckman of - -
TRAlllNfiEllEW
31.0 the east cons! of Greenland
5001111111113” 3 ship Dagny which lam.
Ibeen dispatched from Copenhagen m 7
tthe spring of 19211.811129 then
ling had been heard of her.
A c.1bleg'rani from AkreV ri Iceland'
reports the safe arrival there of the.
’l‘eddx'. On July 17. she observed a
‘dlstress signal on \R alrus Island and
£59111; :1 partx‘ across the ice :0 inVesti~7
noth-
$1119.?th discoxered the llagm‘ s 7'
icaptain‘f Hansen, at Germanishaven
:sta tiOn. L?"
2 It appears that the llagnx became
’iceblocked on August 8.19 2". 30 miles
east of the. Shannon Islands. Part or.
the crew had previous” landed at
some newly. established stations. and
Eh? remainder reached land on an ice
03.
'b\' the
cd; two succomhing to sx‘urV') and the
third being killed in .111 encounte
The 'l‘cddv, her:
self. was icebound from August. 24 1o
September 2. '
V
\Spar‘ing Grandma.
A little miss was clawing around
in a forbidden box one day in the ab-
sence of her mother when her grand-
mother. 'who saw what was going on,
accosted be: rather sharply: “Gussle;
What are yourummaglng around in
Ill-3113mm“, '
{Q ‘ '
l-‘ \' \\'1ir— ,llw fact that ths .mlomohlle had pull-l search for the East Greenland Trading
Tourney in T111051!"
,.
J1
5 TOLEDO. Oci. 23.~~Th~e 1922 that
nagneut of the American Bowling
iCongrcss will be held in the Termini
Advertise in me sentinel.
Your savings bank ac.
count. will save ya
the disappointment. oi
knowing how few your
friend: are.
. Miss Elizabeth G; Lambert, van
was married to Mr. Charles S.
Baker, Assistant United States.
Attorney for the District of Co—
lumbia,7‘in Washington. .
Start new to save
> — - OpenflondayExeningsrmmfito
. FRANK "M'cGUlRK ARRESTl-ID.
Frank McGuirk, 'of Norwalk. “as 7
arrested. last night, by Patrolman
Murphy. on the charge of assault. He
Was held in bonds of .3100 fora hear-
ing luonday morning;
FAEEFIELB COUNTY
SAVINGS BANK '
McGuirk was taken into custody fol- 5]- ‘V all Street N0
lowing a complaint lodged with the
police by Roberts Schoenfleld‘ of Per-
ry ax enue. The latter complained
that McGuirk had punched him in the
p...
that horror?" ' and little Miss Gussle
answered: “New; grandma, It will
probably be just as well it you don‘t
know what I am after." '
77‘ Sentinel Wants A‘re‘ Winners.‘
receive full consideratzon by the Com-'»»' ‘5
,..-,..‘,..»‘,
wag-fl
a,-o‘.a'-n,..,p o .,-
-.-..~,¢...~.ngm-.¢
eye, badlv cutting it.
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