Am the Brightest and
Hnappiest in years.
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THEY’RE ALL HERE !
Young's, $3.00 and $5.00
Knox d; Stotson's
$5.00 and $7.00
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
BLANKETS
' In Cotton and All Wool.
Outing Flannsls and Outing Flannel
Garments of All Kinda.
EL]§.IMADH§S’
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mahackcmo Hotel.
South Norwalk.
llll Malls"
Simon Auster of Elizabeth street
was a. visitor in New York city on
business today.
——Ja<:oby's Store closed all day to-
morrow. Saturday
The Owl football team of \Vestport
will play the first game on Bedford
()val' Oct. 8. against the Pygmie foot-
ball team of Norwalk.
-—-Store closed tomorrow, Saturday.
'7 ‘Wacoby's.
Complaint was made to the police
yesterday by Mrs. Hilsdon of 6 Eliza-
beth street about childrenplaying on
her lawn.
—Full lino
Jaron Kohn.
of Auto Accessories
Because of the showing of "Blood
and Sand." starring Rodolph Varian-
)i.no. the Palace Theatre is gully de-
corated with Spanish flag.
The Republican delegates to the re-
cent State convention from the towns
ramprlsing the 26th Senatorial dis-
trict. will meet this afternoon at 5:30
o'clock at the Royal James Hotel to
nominate a male member of- the Re-
publican State Central committee.
This is in accordance with the rule
paged at the State convention... . .
—Buy your ‘Vlouols at Donnelly's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p. m.
A trust company keeps the records
of an estate with the same accuracy
that it accords to its own banking op-
erations Every transaction is prop-
erly recorded‘and checked. ccurate
records are the backbone of sound
administration of estates and trusts.
This is one more reason for naming
the South Norwalk Trust Company as
‘Wexocutor and trustee of your estate.
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Extra. Large Size . . . . ...... 850
STILLSON-POWELL'
CORP.
South Nos-walk.
3.
WHEN YOU GET
MARRIED
You know that increasc
ing expense is before you.
It’s a responsibility. you
have scught. You have
prepared for it. lion are
confident that despite new
furniture, a honeymoon,
rent, and grocery bills,
your savings account‘wlll
see you throngh.~
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80. Norwalk
Savings
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manufacturer. returned to 'N’orwalk '
‘ .ysfierday after an extended Shauna.
trip'r‘through the West.‘
—-Doli Free to some’chiid at Palace
Saturday matinee. Baby Sylvia Will
make the presentation. Admission 20c.
lice lam night that a small boy had
stolen a coat belonging .to his son
Earl. The police are investigating.
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--Store closed tomorrow. Batu
Jacoby's. _ rd‘y'
The annual tag day of the Nor-walk
Day Nursery wil be held tomorrow.
Saturday. in the city. and his expect-
ed that as usual local people will be
most generous in their response.
—Doll Free to some child at Palace
Saturday matinee. Baby Sylvia will
make the presentation. Admission 20c.
Preparations for working of the
adoption degree on a class of candi-
dates numbering nearly 100 will be
made tonight at a regular meetiw of
Cockenoe Tribe. No. '32. I. 0. R. M.
«The H. Krieger store will be
closed Saturday until 5 p. m. and then
open to 9 p. in.
Dr. Alvin D. Wadsworth is planning
the installation of radiophone receiv-
ers in every room of his auditorium
here. The concerts will be received at
one station and relayed to the various
rooms.
fHarfls & Gans. That's all.
Good business yesterday and today
has been reported by the members of
Eureka Rebekah Lodge. No. 42, I. 0.
O. F.. who are holding a rummage
sale in the new Odd Fellows‘ build-
ing. South Main, street and Hanford
Place. .
”Two new Victor Records. “Mister
Gallagher and Mr. Sheen." by the or-
iginators. and “Three o’Clock in the
.Morning." played by the \Vhitemsn
orchestra. Hear these at the A. J.
Collins Co.
Superintendent Thomas flMcLeEm of
the Norwalk division of the Connect-
icut company is enjoying his annual
vacation. Mr. and Mrs. McLean left
Norwalk this morning in the farmer's
newly painted automobile for New
Jersey.
——Harris & Guns. That's all.
Mrs. Minerva M. Davis. president of
the Fulrfleid County \Vomen's associa—
tion. entertained at luncheon at the
Royal James hotel this noon with
Mrs. Joseph W. Alsop, of Avon. as the
guest of honor. Fifteen other guests
were present at the “fair.
\
The Tiger football team candidates
held a very successful practice and
tryout on Monroe street last night. A
meeting will be held .next 'I‘ueaday
night at the City Hall. in the court
room there. for further discusdon re-
garding the formation of the team. etc.
-—Harris & Guns. That'sall.
Patrolman Frank Stratton did desk
duty at police headquarters this morn-
ing until noon’ during the absence of
Chief of Police William R. Penning.
ton.
—-Full line
of. Auto Accessories
Aaron Kohn. ‘
peace and use of abusive language.
Michael Kelly of Harbor avenue. was
arrested last night by Patrolman
Cfline. He will be given a. hearing in
the uptown City Court Saturday morn.
ing. Kelly was arrested on complaint
of his wife and son. Fletcher Sinuson.
——'l‘he Hanson Steamship Lines.
inc. have an important announcement
DO".
State committeeman from the 26th
district, has issued a call for a. con-
ventlo‘h of the 26th Senatorial district
delegates to be held 'at the Royal
James Inn on Monday evening at 8
o'clock, at which time a candidate will
be nominated for State Senator from
this district. The date for nominating
Representatives has not as yet been
set by the State Central committee.
-'———'rhe H. Krieger Storerwlll be‘
closed Saturday until 5 p. m. and then
open to 9 p. in. -
A delightful miscellaneous shower
was extended last night to Mix Mary
Christiano, of 24’ Leonard street. at
her home by twenty-one girls in the
company. where she is alsoemployed.
Miss Christiano received many hand-
scme gifts. During ‘thc’ evening.
games were played and delicious re-
freshments served. .Miss Christiano is ‘
to become the bride otiwmism ‘1‘.
O'Brien next month. .
~Internstional One-Pipe Heaters
burn less fuel. H. A. Hegelein. Phone
473-3.
Safety Plus
Profit-
Sefety is good. 8 s fetty
plus profit is better. When
you deposit your, money in
this bank it is not only safer
than if you hide it around
the house. but you are mslc- 'i
ing a profit from it.
Luther Iskiyan reported to the no. -
Accused of intoxication. breach of .
September 15th
The Calendar Says
Change
' ...Hats , ’
‘ But be sure you don"t change
from ,bad to worse.
‘ We ’re showing Hats you can
depend upon——
At $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00
These Are R. 65 W. Hats.
You can buy hats for less——
but you’ll have a temporary.
proposition. '
There’s no satisfaction . or,
economy in that.
Your Hat should withstand
winter storms. ..
J acobyis'
The Home of Good Clothes for
Men and Women.
‘ causing further
' failid to uncover any acute weakness. -
. causes to the rally.
RUMSEY’S .nlllll
ENDS Plilll lllllllll
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22.“—-'.l‘he
death of . C. Rumsey in New York,
Es the to it. .of an automobile accl-
dent. cast a. gloom over the polo play-
ers assembled here for the interna—
tional series. and brought the tourn'a-
ent to an abrupt end by the with—
drawal of the Meadowbrook team.
which was to have racedgEastcoot. the
Anglo-American four. in the final
match Saturday. Announcement of
the, withdrawal and the awarding of
the cup- to Eastcoot by default was
made early today by R. E. Straw-
bridge. Jr.. a member of the Philadel-
phia Country Club Polo (fhnmittce.
under whose auspices the tournament
was being played. Mr. Rumsey was a.
member of the Meadowbrook Club.
but recently had been playing on the
Orange County team.
72 BHlLIlREN
KILLED BY AUTUS
BOSTON, Sept. 22.———Seventy-two
children have been killed by automo-
biles on Massachusetts highways in
the ins tthree months. Frank A. Good-
win. State registrar of motor vehicles.
said today. Mr. Goodwin assailed
"higher police officers. persona of
wealth or political pull who induce
officers to pigeon-hole three-fourths of
complaints against speedsters."
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in this issue or interest to local ship-
Mrs. Minerva M. Davis. Republican ?
AMERICAN ‘
. "TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH RIGHTS
Bought and Sold.
Maples & Goldschmidt
'l‘dsphone 158. 1544. no
oflice of the Norwnlk Tire and‘Rubber. '
WE
ARE
GLAD
to note that many of our
Dcpositors feel as if they
have a sort of proprietary
interest in this institution.
We sincerely hope ALL
" our customers will call"
this THEIR BANK.
' The People's
. Trust Co.
Bon'flI'NoI-wslk.
. inconspicuous pricey.
Public utilities. rolls and a number or
specialties 'were..the . harden hit;
Losses ofa point or more took place
in Columbia Goa.’ Public Service «at;
New Jersey; People's Gas, Missouri,
Pacific Pfd.. Erie. Second PfdmChica-
go and Northwestern. 'Baldwin and
Studebaker. American; Ice dropped a
points and 10-0363 1~2. Elsewhere.
the declines were largely fractional.
There were a few ‘exceptiohmto the
downward trend: Jones Brothers Tea
'beingrushed up .1 1-2 in response to
the announcement of an increased
dividend. Rock Island, one or the ..
weak features yesterday. rallied teebly
and St. Louis Southwestern moved up
a point. Standard Oil of New Jersey
and Gulf States Steel also extended
their gains of yesterday.
WALL STREET. Noon—Comma-
tion of the early forced selling, which
caused extensive short covering in the,
later dealings. Belief that the reac-
tion had gone far enough was indicat-
ed by the ready absorption of all of-
ferings. Buoyancy of Standard Oil
shares and renewed accumulation or
Gulf States Steel were contributing
Trading slackened
somewhat when the renewal rate for
call loans was fixed at 5 per cent. the
highest since June 28. Standard Oil
of New Jersey extended its gain to 4
points and Gulf States Steel to 3.
Other oils. railroads. equipments, mo-
tors. coppers and high grade: indus-
trials also participated in the advance.
WALL STREET. 1:30 p. m.—A§tocks
were again sold heavily in the early
afternoon on unfavorable reports res-
pecting the Turkish situation. Pro-
fesdonals who had followed the, up—
turn in the morning .seeing that the
supply; of stocks was too large to be
absorbed. hurriedly reversed their
position. The downward trend prac-
tic/ally obliterated all of. the morning
rise and carried many leaders 1 to 2
points below yesterday's final figures.
ARQIY DIRIGIBLE LEAVES FOR
, ARIZONA. '
EL PASO. Texas», Sept. 22.-—The
United States Army dlrigible 0-2 in a
transcontinental flight lefi E1 Peso this
morning at 6:45 o'clock in a heavy.
fog. Commander Strauss said the C42
probablvaould go direct to Yuma,
Arizona.
over 291,,
Ths'ridgo of rhighvp re extends
from Missouri north ward
Maine. Very little rain has rallen dur-
ing the last 24 hours out i the Rocky”
Mountains. excepted the coast from
Virginia. to Florida. The temperature
””81!!! in the Lake region.
MEDICAL LIBERTY LEAGUE
DELEGATES . '
I-‘ive delegates to the annual conven~
tion toflbe held in New Haven next
Sundaywere appointed last. night at a.
meeting of the Medical Liberty League
field last night at 79 Washington
street. The delegates are: 'Andrew J.
Leary. Mrs. J. n Boyd. in... Mabel
ances. Dr. and Mrs. , an. Wal-
lace Palmer reported at tb meeting
that his children Jud been sent home
from school early in the week with a.
note that they had to be Vaccinated
before they could again return to
school.
dren back with another note declaring
that they would not be vaccinated with
his consent. Mr. Palmer said that he
hadn‘t heard anything further snout
the matter. ' -
DANCE IN KISH HALL.
There was a good attendance at the
“Days of '61" dance. held at Kish
Hall last night under the auspices of
the International Workingmen's Cir-
cle. Gingham frocks and bonnets pre-
dominated. and an old fashioned barn
dance was also enjoyed. ~ The commit-
tee in charge consisted of Oscar South-
erland, chairman: William Anderson.
president; Jefferson Turner. secretary,
and Joseph Randolph, floor manager.
The music for the dancing was fur-
nished by Miss Ruby {Mason and Mme.
Della. M. Sutton of New York city.
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nodded approval.
The past. year in the clothin
“Special Sales" to the right.
‘f Bargains” on every corner.
after your purchase.
Barnum intended his remark
with a grain of salt, and, airways
a money ’3 worth.
“whale of a money’s worth” in
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$25.00 to $40.00
Each 3 Test of Value.
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For twenty years or so we’ve all been hearing Bar-
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The public has always enjoyed this biting comment, bica'uée
it came from America’s best loved showman.
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But. possxbly many of us had our fingers crossed even as we
good test of. Barnum’s famous saying.
If the public likes to be fooled, here was its heart’s content.
THIS MAN'S SHOP advertises no special sale because the
term has been so abused that it means nothing today.
We give good values every day and try to give you merchan-
disc that. will convince you that WE ARE
OUR “FALL smrr" IS READY anafwe’ll give you a
’ Sweaters - Shirts - Neckwear 7-1 Underwear - Hosiery
SOME IN TOMORROW fl. JUST LOOK AROUND. YOU’RE WELCOME
THE MAN’S SHOP I
321 North ,m Street.
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FALL HATS
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HERE’S a Hat that. faithfully meets the demand for style,
quality and worknmnship at the. lowest'price quoted in several-
seasons. And’we take pride in presenting such a Eat at such.
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a moderate price. ,
Mallatysoftuats . . . . . . . L . $5.00to$§.
Fall Suits and Over-coats . . . ._ . ‘. . $25 to$40
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24 Wall Street 14 South Main Street
_ Norwalk. ' South Norwalk...‘
The 'PI‘OteCtiobn‘, ..
of System *
A case which came to our notice recently "was.
that in which an executor had kept-such inaccurate"
records that he was unable to support a perfectly?
valid claim for a reduction of taxes. ._
A trust company keeps the records of an estate
with the same accuracy thatViLaccords to its own
' banking operations. - . ,
Every transaction is properly recorded, and
checked. Various phases of the work are takengcare
of by departments or divisions with special equip-
ment and experienced stalls. Accurate records are
the bazkbone of Sound administration of estates and .:
trusts. ' ' ' ' '
Place the protection of system, with the other.“
protective features of trust company administration,
behind your estate, by naming this company your;
executor and trustee in your will. .1 ‘
So. “Norwalk Trust Co",
20 Years’ Exposience in Handling Estates;
SPECIAL VALUES ON WINTER NBC]: 8;" 7
Now Is the Time to Prepare for the Gold Wes .1, ,
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FRUIT JARS MIXING BOWLS VASES
G e nuin e Lightning '490 -—- Mbenware 79c —— Gray earthen- J ,
preserve jars. ~mix1ng bowls, with were vases, sine fix”
Pint Size, 31.14 Doz. blue bands, 3 quart inches,
' Quart Slze, 81.20 Doz. size, f AT—Ssc.
AT—33c.
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KNIFE BOXES ,
15c -— Knife boxes.
with two partitiomr
' AT—-9¢.v '_
. CLOTHES Lmei“
81.10—400 foot cotton
clothes line or cash
JELLY «GLASSES
9 oz. high style, with
tight fitting covers.
AT—39c Dozen.
CIDER ‘PRESSES
$28.50 +Combination
cider and wine press
0". HEATERS
Perfection oil heaters,.
black finish. w i t h "
steel tanks.
lav—55.93.
STEP LADDERS»
with grinder. $2.7M it. well made cord. ,
Arr—$24.90. ' step ladders. with INT—89:.
“ all rest. -—-—---.-'-
DOUBLE ROASTERS p A1242,” FRUIT Possess
SLR—Made of .Rus- '59c— Universal m
aian iron. size 11115 GALVAMZED or potato ricers. '
inches, 9 OIL <2)!le PIT—47c.
, —89 —-1 l. x , -—-—.—————-——-i—.
AT 'c' 3 c $.59; JELLY creams <
ASH ’ FT E83 ' ‘ 13111.de-
399-“? side ash STONE 3 ROCKS .
sifters, with galvan- 81.75—5 gallon stone
crooks. with cover.
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you’ll surely find a hath:
liking at this store. Our "
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is uni-g3 that you w»-
Norwalk Chronicler