Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 7, 1922 · page 12

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THE MAN’S SHOP

HATS OFF
TO
FALL FELTS

Style is not a. drillmaster and
U true fashion cracks no Whip.

Ian's Hats are not divided in-
to fashionable and unfash-
ionabie blocks, but into be-

. coming and unbecoming.

“Your Hat is only smart, if it

looks smart. on you.

We specialize in Smart Hats

and carry a variety of blocks

in the most sought Fall
shades.

On Display All Week

 

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Costello & O’Meara
21 North Main St.

 

 

 

"B‘g fix ‘- -_...._, h?”—

I F. s. LYON

 

 

 

 

 

Fairsex Costume Co.

11 Mnln Street Norwalk

 

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ALL SUPPLIES we
-. saw wrrll CARE -

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at 221.5247 9.1421355.
Mdeii'lugzbcfl“"

L... ”Fiz‘F-I3IF‘“

Tie Iairn . ol' the prices we
(large for our plumbing acces—
Dorles pleas—y mightily lie folks
who are in reed or such conveni-
sauce. The fact that we only charge
In honest pliw Tor our supplies

d only l‘f‘ndvl‘ a bill for the ac-
tual services we render is building
3% Sin- us a. business that pleases us.

l ASH, RAYMOND & DEAN
? COMPANY

 

 

 

The Hate

standard line.

5. L. oedema ‘

73 North Main Street, South Norwalk.

 

: , V _ . ,
Don t take 1t for granted——
-‘ houses
that all structural timbers are equally_goo'd for ware, ,’
factories, houses. without further investigation. There s a. lot

 

of (Inference in timber as in lumber.

. u » ‘ 'n.

Giving: you what. you exactly want, when you wag): 11:3}le

sures satisfaction to you. That 13 why we maintain a s ‘ tion
anizatlou so Wide in its Opera

t you want backed by

equipment so large and an org

that You will always find here just who.
a scrricc that has your interests at heart. . .

NO other kind of service could have_bullt_ this large‘plant,
no less in service and supply can keep it gomg and gloumg

h e Bailey, (:0.

Johns-Manville and Bird & Son Roofings
Sheetrock and Celotex Wall Boards. .
WWWWWW/WMW

FORD OWNERS

Have You Seen the Goodrich 30x31/z‘

Cord Tire at $ 1 3.50

This is not a. cheap cord but a genuine Silvertown, part of the
This is the best value in a cord tire ever Ofi‘ered.

as it is.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

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New Haven Man Subs Town,
for Land Long Consider-
e’d Pufilics

 

 

,tllou§i%~dollars' damages have. been =
sought in a civil suit from the Town.
of \V’estport by “'illiam A. Borden of:
New Haven. The legal action start-l
ed some time ago when both the town 3
and Mr. Borden claimed a piece of;
land in the (31d Mill district. .DOrdeni
bases his claim to the beach with al
warranty deed. while the town claims}

 

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VVESTPORT, Sept. 7. —- Twelve;

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the property as a. public beach" 13e-
caluse the public has been using the
land for the last 1"“ years. .

Comley of Bridgepon as its counsel.
while Borden has retained; Attorney
James E. Brinkerllol‘fi Oi” Stamford. A
[hearing will be held in the September
term of the Superior Court in Bridge-
port. The land in Question is a tract
of land about an acre in area. near the
raceway at .the Old Mill. The people

swimming there and it i regarded as
it public ba‘t'hing l'lcach.
New Pipe Line.

The “'estport “'11th Company has
begun operations on its new pipe line
from the Minute Man to the Old Mill.
They will lay 2.000 feet of six-inch
Pipe at this section and 1.06}?! feet of

 

tracts at Compo Beach.
News Notes.

 

 

Joseph Remlin of Imperial avenue
is building a new cottage on Compo
street. Compo Beach.

The \Vestport Choral club will soon

. O . ' e 1 l , ' ‘ 4.
Quality Groceries and Free l... .3333 2:35:3‘331‘5;

Delivery.

 

A. F. Beckmann 6’9" (30., Inc.

88 Washington Street, Soutli N orwalk'
non 1406 ms om: '

 

summer months have passed. Mrs. I”.
J. Morrison. who is the director. will
set a definite date for the first meet-
ing in a: few days.

{held a seSsion in the Town Hall to en-
:roll voters for the October elections.
John J. Sullivan and Frank B. llaton
are. the registrars and Mrs. J. Nelson
:Crawiord and John “7. Ryan are the
deputies. The registrars will meet
‘aglin twice in November for-.1110 No-
vember elections.

 

South N 01'qu W/Imklmmw

Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials

FANCY SNAPPER BLUE FISH .........
FANCY DRESSED EELS ...... . .....
BlueFish
Steak Halibut . . ....... . .
Steak Salmon . .
Steak Cod ........ .
Steak Boston Blues . .

W'cak Fish ...............................
Butter Fish ....................... .. .
Flat Fish .....
Haddock

WI/f/If/WIIJW/Immm/l/Il/M’lflm

That \Vill M

YOUR CHILD WILL FIND HERE

THE SCHOOL SUPPLIES

cct wilh theI’I‘cacllcr’sw Approval—All Kinds of

NOTE BOOKS, BLOT’I'ERS, INK. PENCILS AND
PENCIL BOXES, llL'LEHS, I’ENS, ETC.

The Hamilton Sho
49 Wall Street

Victrolas Sold on Easy Terms.

 

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> . ..... 18c lb.

................................. .' 12c II).
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Visit Our Fruit and Vegetable Department at 43 Main St,

Schultze’s Sanitary Markets

39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk.

Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. So.
Westport Georgetown Darie'n Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport’ '

Wilm/WI’wwW-‘IWWIWM AIIr-l‘ illv i). l'wmuny a reception was

‘ Jr.. 01' 30ml: Nora-aux: also Mr. and

 

2 Flax Hill Road.

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

‘ CLEANLINESS

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. trained mllkeri, healthy
carefulvy . washed udder.
receptacles and modern
methods of handling.
cleanllnuf'riean.‘ heiltfi
family.

of in regularly and be sure
purest and

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

”WALL AID HIGH 8

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MME. JEANNE
56 So. Main Street
Open Saturday Evening Unt

3rd AN NIVERSAR

or conss'rs, HOSIERY, GLOVES, BRASSIERES

AND UNDER

Biggest Values Ever OEered—Do Not Miss This
Money Saving Opportunity.
QUALITY IVIERCHANDISE AT LOWEST PRICES.

” n... M... m... ...... See the New Fall Furniture

Some wonderfufly attractive mod
for the Bedroom, Dining Room,

SETS OR SINGLE PEGES OF EVERY GRADE.

 

Raymond- 69’ Son

FUNERAL nlnlcrom
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So. Norw Conn,
il 9 P. Malt

Y SALE

els in a. wide choice of designs
lemg Room, Den or Parlor. .

nearest opponent, Samuel fis._1A're'ntz. .
g‘lges vote: Chandler. 3,098: Arentz. "
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é\\'vslport Urn-g store. Cake and ten.
,win 1:0 Survcd from 3 to 6 o'clock.
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Mrs. Leonard Gault ol‘ Compo street!

l There will ho.- a bridge party at the
home of Mrs. Frederick Redford. in
Greens Farms. Thursday afternoon.
for the hcnefit of the Spence'Nursery.
in New York city. Mrs. Susan Gib
llcy ltzls cllnlgc of 'tllc affair. '

Thu AIllet Mallliias Post. No. 63.1
or‘ the American Ler-glon. will hold ('1:
llt‘l‘li‘llt Show in lilo; l‘illc Arts Theatre
some tiny.~ next mizmll. The Legion
“ill go (at: :l sail this Sun-lay on Long“
glsldllnl Sound.

\ . . 'tinucrl.
will cutcrtnln the Saugatuclt Bridge
Ciub at her home tomorrow.

 

WNATERTOWN WEDDING IS

 

 

 

 

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‘ 1c (lleii’llillc ou-r pink. the

 

. I‘lx‘Gowull. the bride's
’r'omln, \-.v» u orchid orlramlic. liolll
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vl will: flou'vl‘s. Edward

 

fman :lil'l in; l
ij.‘\ll-Clo\.vuu. (‘ilurlcs McGowan and
C‘il‘lful‘el “.le run of \Vult‘l‘lOlVll and
Hugh Cumpmll ol‘ South Norwalk.

 

in H at Hi»- lmme ol' the bride‘s
rant-ills mm! :1 buffet luncheon served,
Mrs. Xomln r m" \me‘hury' catering.
Thu lLOlZSt' was will-actively decorated
wiill out llt.l\\'eyli< and ('1 large wcd‘iling'
czlkv was vusp-u, i;;lly attractive; wreath-
ul with S!llll.l\ and white blossoms.

Out of 1mm guests included Mr.
and Mrs. H. l
. Sarah. (“all
lilrullfil‘ Cl

Randall. ll

 

 
 

Till-3, Madeline and
ell and the Blessrs.
‘ll and H. P. Campbell,

 

Mrs. .Ilill‘lt s Gilligan, Mrs. P.

Mrs. .\I. J. O‘Brien, ill-s. Daniel Hogan
and Mrs. John “Ville. of South Nor-
walk; Mm. Mary Gilligan of New
Harem, 1‘. s. Catherine Noonan. Miss
Mary lu-lley, Miss Jim-gore: Colsran,
Mr. and Mrs. Simon McCullougthr.
and Mrs. John Kleman. Luke Flami-
gan and Edward Colgan Of Bridge-
port: Mr. and Mrs. John )Iurrav. Aliss
Laura Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Ahearn {lll'l Gerald BIcComber of
Hartford: and from “’aterbury there
were present Mrs. G. N. Marshall,
Miss Madeline Marshall. Mr. and Mrs.
George Newoy, Ilarrett Newey, “falter

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

Mrs.

little flower girls, bar pins.

noon train to New

The teem has engaged Pullman &.

in this vicinity usc the bench to go ~

the same pipe at the John B. Morris

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I NORWALK

l You too can have

‘ Bcsutiful

Gentiles

A wardrobe to satis-
fy your heartls desire;
can be had by making
your own clothes with;
the help of_

’ Ladies’

 

Home Journal Patterns

The attractive frock shown- is No.
3659. Very simple to make andrsuit-
able for most any Occasion.

 

Whether you are inexperienced in .
ewing or not you can easily make a’
perfect-fitting garment from 3. Ladies’
Home Journal Pattern by follOWingj
the simple cutting and construction
chart on each pattern envelope.

‘ {s LEADING’LIDRY GOODS STORE

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

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Fashion

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Quarterly
HAS ARRIVED

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ONLY A DIME} (

 

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See This New Nlllllérei' l
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If Purchased with a

Pattern

Regular Price 23c

 

 

 

 

 

 

The registrars and their deputies

 

 

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Tnlxrry CHURCH NOTES.

 

 

.tlw, Girls' Friendly Sooiety tonight at
7:30. with service in the church.

The \Veslport Girl Scouts will hold {next
a silver tea. Thursday. in the llmll

m Cross rooms on State street over (he {the third Sunday-guight of each month,

'llle special musiwl service on the first
and the Question Box
Sunday will be con-

Sunday night.
. on

The regular -
the veslry at the rectory on next \Vcd-
nesday evening at 8 o'clock.

The distribution
number of "the Spirit of Missions" is
Lin charge of Miss Daisy Hoyt. In addi-
tion to the dissemination of mission-
information.

meeting of

October

amount of the sale goes to the United
Thank Offering for Missions.
school will

"he Church begin its

srssions one week from next Sunday. \ IEIIJP P. MD“!
lllt‘Olll‘ig of the W’omen‘s
Guild held on Tuesday night it was
ii to hold a fair in December, 2,
., he :lp~
am] by Mrs. Mottram. president of
A rummage sale will also
preparations

or: wroz lNTERESTlel

lthc guild.

lbe held in October and

The first of the

liars “’Ul‘“ 301‘“ V~ mcnts.

 

 

 

 

NIJV HAVEN AUTO CLUB
LIKES STOECKEL

cities and the abolishment of

county traffic courts.

1. l’L-XV
There will be a special meeting of NEW HAVEN. Sept. 7,—The New

Haven amomobile Club has gone on

record in favor of two of motor
The'eVening service “1” be resumed .vehicle commissioner Stoeckel's
The organ recitals on cent suggestions. namely. the
tablislilncnt of arterial streets

es- l

lice courts jurisdiction over trafficl OPENmG DATES

violators and the establishment

 

 

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Shun. .

.2 Van Zandt street

on A SQUARE, DIAL
Va ' will- buy your household
cools. rags, papers, m “a nil

mil-hand goods. Anything you
one half of the , nvo. Price according to the anall-

IJ of the goods. A sum. deal

lwo‘hand Goods Alwayt on lalo

 

 

 

 

(S‘- ‘ ' c'" . . 45c 0'31-
Matthew-s 11.3,), “imam-,3... 17, Gem Pure Older Vulgar a

mmng the “"‘V Parish ha“ imrrox-e- Macaroni, Spaghetti or 1
Noodles ........... 8c psg.

 

. A MEAL

cuticl—

Read the Result

Cincinnati? Ohio.——“I suffered for n
J. Doriollzle, Mrs Mary 130,301,119, yearthhnervoustroublesaudit-regular—
mesbefore I tool!
Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable Com-
M y back
. pained all the time
vt‘ and I was unfit‘for
' houseiworlc. I was

 

 

_ ieved. After taking the first bottle I
$313733} 151-. and Mrs. Francis Ryan gait golfer-h] 851d n‘egdlected it avihilefiliuf _ S k f
. . seck of Botsford, Mr. and 0m! <30 no 0 my'wor 1111 j 00d 0
_ A. H. Whitlock of New Preston was stro er. Soltookthe Vegetable A G toe
in}; Bin-t Colgan of Washington. The Compounf again 85133 nlcawbl amchp ., -
11;: e nas the reelpient or many heau- mothero, :13: moral I °. oy.I_ in?
tlllfl gms‘ The bfldegrmm's gifts m fat all!“ carry ind hixanmlrs‘ilehmfonoc
b .6 ushers were stick pins, and the :evetf ave V eetable Com una. I
ride Presented to the! bridesmaids 8°“ 03370“ 93 . . P0
brooches of white 77 recommend your methane to all women
gom’ and to: the nlthoxll hIflam gungtobeadvglsngsome.
Mr. and , . . one 0 er: — rs. CHRIS_ . In: 1302?,
mm to my; Campbell ’9“ by 318 w. Liberty St.,Clncmnat1, Ohio.
‘ '3 LydiaE. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com-

York and will enioy a wedding trip pound contains no‘harmfnl drugs and

WBRN my: AFTER Saidéiii’siiiliif’l‘f‘lfl’m

Our Famous Pure New Orleans

SHE EQOKED p Molasses ..... 90c gal.
A. STULL

‘. C;illipl)ell. the Misses Took «'Lydia E. .Pinkham’s
St., East Norwalk
Vegetable Comp 24 Cottage

 

 

blNDRUll llésl‘él '

WILL ERADICATE n-
"358' YOUR DRUGGST

 

 

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D'AY CLASSES
Tuesday, Suit. 5
EVENING CLASSES
Monday. Sept ‘3

 

Merrill Busmess
College
College is located to the
CITY NATIONAL BANK BLDG;-
97 washlngton 51., So, Nomad:
Phone 314-2.

 

 

 

 

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_ SPECIALS FOR THE
are also lacing made for :1 cake sale to! “IEEK

he llcid very shortly.
-. events of the parish this fall is
- . ‘ . m l)»: the “Ilousc \Varming" Party to
...>: o; SilillilX anal While 3... h.~.j,]

" AUTO REPATRING.
WELDING

Kendrick & Chase Garage

Telephone I17 13 Raymond Stml

Iauth Norwalk. Conn.

into Bodies, F endear;

Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order

Welding Metal: of All Kine}

 

VICTOR WESELY
48 Chestnut St. Phone 365.;

 

 

 

 

 

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GUARANTEE TRUNK
AND UMBRELLA CO.

.Now introducing a full line of
“”30“ If I cooked GENT 's FURNISHINGS

al, and was un- _
able to do my 'vyash- At Most Reasonable Prices.
ing. My gig-1t mega: _ ,

SIS er 8 . ,
would like 9 No. Main St. So. Nomalk
om'Vegetable Com:

"m and Liver Plus I would ‘be

: Old Friends at the Old

 

 

 

 

They will be at home atter,October 1,
at Palmer, ‘Mass. . ' .

 

to New Jersey and Washingtom D- 0- canhe‘takeninsafety hyany‘woman.

Presses

 

 

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GHANDLER CUTS ’LEAD.

RENO. Neu. Sept. ._ 7.~—Returns
early today in the four-cornered ’con-

States Senator cut the lead of Charles
S. Chandler to 150,...votes ,over' his

 

' Jamesfi..8crughan1 continues his

 

 

 

lea oftwo to chem ‘ 9; rd.

 
 
 
 
 
 

test for the renon‘ijnation for United‘ ~

 
 
 
 

' ' G813. at Eighth-ices.

 

 
 
 

 

 

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Pnce

The Old Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
at 10c.

' 1 5:1

No rofiteenng on old We

Gigs-tsp They are the best Cigars
.made at that price.

 

Cider MillsI
.. and ‘Wine ..

can Be Found in This Store.
Regs All Sinesfrom 5' Gals. tom

H A. HEAD

PARFUMS JONCAIRE
PARIS

We have added a. new line of my
ported Toilet, Specialties which in—
clude Face Powder, Talcum, Day
Cream, Night Cream and" Perfume.
These are exceptional high grade
qualityyand moderately priced.
We feel sure you will be pleased
with them, stop in and get a sam-
ple- ‘

 

 

 

moi-mum ' pharmacist ]
in 81’. ' :80. Nor-walk, Ct“

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