Groin: & Knapp Newgst
Styles in' Stiff Hats
All Wool, Only the Good
Kinds
$7.00 to $12.50
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EITY NEWS
186 Main;
our
Mrs. Charles R. Baker.
street. will entertain The \\ atch Y
Stitch club. \V’ednesday afternoon.
All-Saints Day will he observed to-
morrow at St. Paul' 5 Episcopal churc11._
Services will be at 7 and 9 a. 111., and
at 5 p. m.
\
A slated convovation of Washing-
ton Chapter No.
nellent Masters deg" ee “ill be con-
ic rred.
—Slow Down! “mng‘erous Curve
Ahead” at. the Regent today. A pie-,
tux-e that is Mel-cut, yctwill please
as much as “The 0‘11 Nest)”
The new Victor record for Novem
her will be 11le on sue tomorrow
at Donnelly's 18 South Main street.
You are cordialy
a: 8 p. m. at the store.
Rev. Timothy Murphy, recently or-
dained to the priea‘nood at Perndal;
the seminar-3 of the Hob
Fathers. celeb.‘ ated High mass
Josephs church yesterday. Father
Murphy assisted the pastor. Rev.
Dennis Hurley in the absence of Rev.
Joseph Daly. who has been conduct-
ing a three day mission at New Bri-
tam.
——Don‘t forget dance,
Monday, Oct. 3lst. Grace Bros. full
arch.
c? 7‘7 o ‘clock. 8 and 9. There will be sour
: 1 given tonight
i’i 'ef wiiours affiatfihe reportiwis firne
24 12. ... 11., will be!
hell tomorrow evening The most 91b I
invited to come to ,
the new Record Gonoe-rt in the ex enln; .
Ghost 1
{11: Si. .
Armory. ’
any and tomorrow. ' 7
people who puton “The Old 5455‘-
7_ Tomorrow is a holy (13177 171:7 13a
.tion for Catholics. Masses at
Mary‘ 5 church will be at 5: 30 o’clock,
ices at 7 30 o 'clock in the eyeniiig
’a delightful Halloween
in. the own Assembly
hall. A large attendance is expected. .
-—-Cou.l at Harris and Guns. '7" '
lice as stolen, by Chester Guthrie of
{18 Cove avenue. was found in Winona
fin. The machine had‘evidenfly been
(used for joy riding. 7 _
I ~.
§ A delightful Halowe'en dance Wes
zgiven Saturday night at the Royal -
The large dining room ‘
James hotel.
was handsomely arranged with decora;
'tions appropriate to the occasion.
fSpeidel’s orchestra furnished the mu-
? sic. , 77 7 7 .
—Slow Down! 37 “Delusions Curve
Ahead” at the Regent many; .. A pic-
iture that is dinerent, yet will please
{as much as “The Old Nest." ’
At the No 11:, armory Saturdas
night more tha four hundred people
iattended a dance given by Battery C.
E'Rapps orchestra furnished the music.
There will be another dance , next
Saturday night ‘at which Gall’ s orches—
tra will play ,
r
\,
Rev. :7George B. Tompkixis,‘ of‘ the
Norwalk M, E..church, , precahed “in
Brooklyn, N. Y., yesterday At lite
services in the evening in his place,
Rev. Frederick H. Jacobs, of the
:South Norwalk Congregational church,
{delivered the sermon.
l
7! —-Buy 3our Victrola at Donnelly‘s
The automobile reported to the po- 7’ '
*' announced in full
7 Under 'the auspices of tlie Childreni: 7-7 -
iof Mary Society of St. Ma'rY’S Church, -
dance will be
a. meeting yesterday morning in the
la'ted further-7 plans for tfie Armistice
my celebration. The plans will be
“during the latter
Part 10: the week
137mm lowest moss. and: and
m. _
ifNext Friday cloning, Frank Gall
and his jazz syncopators, F3110 sup-
‘ plied dance muSic at Roton Point all
summer. Will play at the Elks' Hall.
Lé07 Sealzi will give TEE own ‘Frisco
jazz dance. There will also be a
’Frisco contest; at this time. ——Stam-
7 ford Advocate. 7 .. 77
Old Glory Council, No. 2, Daugh—
ters of America. held a successful
pinochle. euchre and dance at Ameri—
can Lrgion hall on Saturday night
there being a large
There were ' twenty tables of cards
land handsome prizes were awarded
’thc Winners at each table. A number
of people were in costume. At 12
oclock. refreshments were served in
the banquet hall.
—Buy your cool at Harris and Guns
Mrs. Ida. Fauna. and Joseph Turtu
were’bouud oxer lo the Decembcl
term of the Superior court. criminal
on easy we: kly payments. Store _ _ , 7
open evenings until 9 P. M. Side. 111 bonds of 31.0007 each: charged
, ___._ \.ith adulter3‘. The couple We!( {11--
7 For the first lime in 111311? years restcd t 2 Benton street on Saturdru
{our blue helcns. a bird that has mght 723‘ Chief of Police William R
glown piactically extinct. in these Pennington and Patrolman John
were seen Smith. on\the complaint of Pietro
parts in the past years,
yesterday at the breakwater at Combo
beach by Patrolman Charles Page.
{The birds stand some four feet tall.
A. Ross Malkin of 226 Main sires-{7,7
reported to the police yesterday morn-
:ing that an automobile owned by \Vil—
liam Laslo of W'innipauk had col-
OUTING FLANNEL‘
GARMEN TS
For Men, Women and Children
Bath Robes and Blankets
In all wool and cotton, 8 complete
assortment.
E. K. BANKS
Under MahackEmo Hotel
SOUTH NORWALK
mssos and Surgical
Appliances
Special room for fitting.
s-
r."
Stillson—Powell Corp.
80. NOBWALK
7 : and there is
-= 7, records fOr November.
’ dance music,
glided with the rear of his machine
lwhile driving down Main street. Both
lmachines were considerably damaged,
ibuc no arrests were found necessary.
!
l -—Aaron Kohn' s tor Auto supplies.
The cgmmitte on Industries and
Corporations for th Hospital Emer-
-gency Appeal drive, is headed by John
iCavanagh. Other members of the
,scrmnfittee are Philip N. Knapp. Sam-
iuel Roodner, Charles Dimond. Thomas
C‘anty. Fred Gebhardt. John Keogh.
v;\. N. Fechheimer. and Charles I
lullls.
'corporations for the fund.
This committee has charge of;
{the solicitation of the industries and!
Panda home in Bridgeport up to fixc
“as formerly “star boarder" at the
Pannu home in Bridgeport up to the
months ago, when Mrs. Fauna. and he
left. Probable cause was found ‘13
Judge Vosburgh this morning. after
testimony of considerable length had
been heard on the side of tho state.
SOCIAL 7} NOTES .
Guests at the Royal James Hotel
over the week-end Were: Mrs. J. J.
1311012111, New Jersey; Miss A. 1.. Blis-
sat, Beachurst, N. J.: Mrs. L. Byeries,
New Jersey; Mr. and M rs. “’illiam R.
Quinn, San Francisco, (7111.; Mrs. E. Id.
Taylor. Summit, N. J.: Mrs. May Sc—
lomer, \Villiamsport. Pa; Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Church. Brooklyn, N. Y.:
E'. \V. Saerner, Denver; Nelson Wal—
lace Hayes, New York city: Edward
I. Brown. New York city: Mrs. A. C.
Newhaid, Allentown. 1311.; H. P.
The Women’s Association of the
South Norwalk Confiregational church!
will meet Wednesday afrernoon at 3‘
o'clock at the home 0f Mrs. Lewis H.I
Nash, 4O Elmwood avenue. The sub-
ject of the meeting will be “Our Mexi-'
can Neighbors." Mrs. R. B. Greg013
will have change of the devotional,
part7, and Mrs. F. H. Gleaso‘n and Mrs. i
. R L. Gillette, of Darien will speak (ml
the subject. The members and friends
Qof the association are urged to be pres— l
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Everybody likes surprise packages;
surély some surprise
in the 1131: of new Victor
Surprises ini
surprises in Red Seal‘
numbers and surprises all around, even:
package
77 to having a new artist. And the best.
!
Ipart of it is that they are all agree——
able surprises. Come in early to—‘
marrow morning and hear these new
(records. and you will hardly be able West avenue
to wait until you can get them home
to try them out On your own Victrola;f
Hamilton Shop, 49 Wall street. :
O'Connor. New Britain; Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Metcalt‘. East Orange; N. J. 7
f
Mrs Arthur C. Middle‘brook. 01»
\Vurrcu street.» mother or Frank 11.
Seymour of Flax Hill Road, has just
11 tumenl from Omaha. Neb., where
she has been visiting her daughter.
Mrs. V. E. Cory. .Mrs. Middlebrook
spent eleven weeks in the west and
\lsitcd all the principal cities. includ-
ing a trip to YellouStonc Park.7
Royal L. ‘Raymond of Spring street
[entertained with a Hallowe’ en part-1V
Saturday 63' ennig The usual type of
games were enjoyed and refreshments
were sci“ .ed. Among those present
were: Misses Lillian LeMeni, Agnes
Nesbit, Elsie Leather-land Lillian
Lynch Mrs. Lloyd Hopkins; Billy Gun-
ther, Earle Beers and Charles Ed-
moods.
D172 and M7115. Wham 1.7311541“.
returned hams last
night from Philadelphia, Pa. IiiPhfla-
delphla,.D1-. Tracey attended the an.
nual convention of the American Col-
lege of Surgeons and was very inter-
ested in the proceedings. ..
7,Albin B. “fallen and Elsie Och
legion—hngallmereee and £011me 7
attendance '
.Hoyt.
rder.
THE YOUNG BUSI—\ 7:
NESS MAN.
ALL MONEY
DEPOSITED ;:
One of the best things
a young business man!
7; can learn is the bank?
In this bank on
or before Novem- ?
her 5th ('Saturday7
noon) will draw;
from'
'1 'llu-llu7"!
.... ., 1
_, 7 _ 7 laws. . The soccess and 1'
interest
November Isl).
. career Will depend upon
”it. This bank welcomes
habit- Get acquainted f 3 :7.
With banks and banking: . .s' ‘
permanance of your?" '
" ;7 71:11.9 young busmess man;
£11..
om."
Mm
Anderson, were married on Saturday
_, sitter-noon at 4 o‘clock. by Justice of ,_
the Peace Stephen Dokus. The couple
are well knoym locally. thebride being . 7
7jemployed at the loca7 7
change as an opera. 7071‘
Dutee
The first open air meet of the Nor— -
walk Boy Scouts was held Saturday
afternoonat the Baxter Grounds. A
tbrong of 500 ~ spectators witnessed
the events performed by the youths.
An unusual outburst of enthusiasm'
was showered upon the youths for;
their efforts. The first of the. events
was a. company drill held. by. the
scouts, and led by the,_Fif,e and Drum.
Corps. Following this event was a}
competitive drill of tent erection. , _ . . 7.
This e3ent was held by two members : 7‘
of each troop in competition with 7 77 ' 7!
other troops. A tent drill by the Sea _
Scouts was the next event on the'pro— ' " ’
Simm‘éffhfifi dannsésafisza‘s TAXI DRIVERS APPEAL
FROM FINES oF $15 .00
knot tying. The wig wag system7rof
Continued tram First Page.
signalling was performed. ‘ 77 Two
scouts from each troop were in this 7
event. Semaphore system uy7thet,Sea.
s t follo ed. Th 1 '
(70“ s w rowing inc ”7’ Pennington for Stu-anon and Hunt to
the Se Scouts.
Precious to these events 3.51m“ be on the look out for both Smith and
parade led by the fife and drum corps‘lpcmis When they got out of the jit-
was held from the Franklin school to mas, and it in the estimation of the
the? Baxter Grounds. A dereggtmh of No “special agents it was all right
well—known citizens from Norwajk led to: do so the drivers oi the cars were
the procession. They 7were Charles to be taken to police headquarters
Diamond. scout Commissidner, Plere The evidence to be gathered was the
macDonald. General Russel 1 Frost, payment of. five cents as a fare be
Joseph ' O‘Brien, Lewis Lehmaier ltween Norwalk and South Norwalk.
Charles. Muhan‘, ‘John Define, Samuel In eaioh instance it was stated that
Roodner, 7Ge0rge Bette, mum F tum-re were other passengers in the
' - icons, some of whom paid the drivers
five cunts. while in other cases the ex-
.VISITED LONG I CW.
17
act amount paid was not known -.o
eiilier L’oo‘mis or Smith. The 7111011937
A delegation '02 about 35 members.» was collected. before the cars came on-
of Monkér Grotto No. 56,151. 0. V; P. to North Main street. in most every
E. R., headed by MQnar‘c}; H. )4. 3112. linsumce it was sud... » '
zard, Past Monarch Clayton Morena]: Attorneys Dunbar and Connery ap-
Secret'ar3 Crainer- .Cs': Hegemau and pear-ed our the accused, Dunbar repu-
other officers, journeyed to 12012371 seating Pantalea and Anhese whi‘e
attended the cererzioniali.’ and high iimd Salterellai 7
jinks staged by Long 1 Grotto at the l 7 7' ' * 7 7 - '
Academy 0‘ Musk» " . ARMiSTlGE NIGHT 7BAL7L
_ About 800 candidates were success-
fully ferried across the Styx in line or- Frank C —G7od7frcy Post pl“; Big
A Show was passented and. a Affair foo November 171th
street parade was also held. 7"
A: very fine time was reported by7
Final Arrangements were completed
the Visiting Pmphets- 7 7 « . 7 7iyesterdey at a. complittee. meeting
W i field. in. the Legion sum; the mill-
\‘OROTON MKN EXONEBATED tary 1,337 to be new by the Frank C
GREENWICH. Oct. 314a verdict. my post 11:57.12, Ammim
filed by Coroner Pheiané. .Brldgepol‘t- {4131:3931 , the; News Armory on
today. exonerated; George W. Given. of Armistice night» November 11. The
Nor’ot’on. whose automobile kilEd Mrs. ban will bei'a'f big snakes, and it is ex.-
Sarah G. Wooledge; of: this town. on peace be attended by snore than
Oct. 23... A cinema of7 manslaughter-.1,me
which had been made ageing Given;
was dismissed by. Judge Mead in court caged gm: phenomena gag
today. ,
{if 7; TOURING CAR
RUNABOUT
"-COUPE ......“
only break in the evening
Grotto. in Brooklyfi, on Saturday and Connery represented sesaub. Cgvino .
The. American 11311017 has been en-.
ether with ,
Mermams '12-p1esce orchestra. Pro-f
Ford This ..Fafl 7
7 771' 77 So many people are, you know.
Orders are coming 1n and Ford Cars are going out to 77
happy ownersma Femaxkable Volumes 7, 7 ~
We are haying Spring business this Fall
And it’s no wonder ' '
Look at These Braces.
Il‘
eon-
ovidu-
coo-Io
F. O. B.7DETRO£T
Ford Cars are lower priced than ever before.
Why not
ct YOUR Ford this
Operator of 22 Ford Stores
-~ P. spasm kind of deferred payments.
Finns to the dancing an excellent con-
concert lasting for one hour will be
aven. A fine program of dance music
hus- been arranged by Archibald Mer-
riam who is in charge 0 fthe music
for file dance.
The affair starts promptly at 8
o’clock and will last until 1 o‘clock.
There will be continuous dancing The
will be a
brief ceremony in honor 7in: departed
comrades.
At the some committee meeting, ar-
rangéments were completed
open house to be held by the post on
November 8. ,At this affair, the post
colors will be dedicated“ Mayor Bar-
with other city oificials are expecetd
ton an dthe CommOn Council, together
to attend the affair. Merriam s orches-
tra will furnish music for dancing af—
ter a very formal program has been
presented. Refreshments will be
served and a general good time on-
joyed. ‘
Two Killed When Car
Falls from Viaduct .
7 77NE7W'7 YORK, Oct. 305-1111 autu-
mobile crashed through a. grand con-
‘ course viaduct railing tonight and fell
to the roadway; thirty7 feel.- below
crigzhing. one of its occupants to death
seribusly injuring two 7; others.
HermauNeuffer manufacturer. ran to.
the \fiadnctrajl to learn the fate’ of
'the‘antomobilists, lost. his balance and
plunged headlozjg- into the wrecksd
have the pleasure _ and profit of
; $325
. $660
L. 8595
Ilcox Flint, Inc.
52 NORTH MAIN STREET SOUTH N ORWALK
for the .
week 9 - 7
machine. He died thirty?
tr r
Seymour Skolnick; mam
lieved to be owner of the
killed in the crash. 7
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