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Rev. Ernest F. MCGI'QCOI'VMOI' of
the Norwslk Congregational church.
is spending a few days in New Hamp—
shire.
A bad hole in the sidewalk, on
“'nsnington street at the Railroad
ridge was reported to the police. and
e Street department was notified
and attended to the matter.
Are the Brightést and
i Snappiost in years.
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith has
received a supply of blanks on which
the chairmen of the various caucuses
and . conventions must fill out the
names of”the respective ,candidates.
and return them to the Secretary of
State. The blanks can be obtained
from Mr. Smith.
.. THEY'RE ALL HERE 1
Young's. $3.50 and $5.00
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Knox & Stetson‘s
$5.00 and $7.00
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-——l'3urn any fuel—International
0nc~pipc Heater—Hegelein. Tel. 473—3
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’ :nflii’w- ". " Patrolman John Toothill was called
to Rdymond street yesterday to in-
vestigate a. complaint that there was
a. row going on there between two
women. They were a Mrs. Thompson
and Mrs. Frances Lane. Patrolman
Toothili advised the women 'to quiet
down, which they did.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
BLAN KETS
in Cotton and All Wool.
rig Flannel. and Outing Flannel
'l f Garments of All Kinds.
. K. BANKS’
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mahackemo Hotel.
South N orwalk.
0W3
Ji‘flll Dumortler of this city has on-
red the i‘illlcgt' iii. \Viilimnstown lUl
‘ Tour “his" coilise.
Plans for cake sales to be held dur-
ing the next two months were made
last night at a meeting of the Phila-
thea class of the Norwaik M. E.
church held at the home of Mrs.
Samuel 0. Kemp. Strawberry Hill.
Following the business meeting, re-
freshments were served and a. social
time enjoyed.
—Harris a: Gans. Thst's all.
A son was horn'this morning at 9
o'clock to Mr. and Mrs. George
Schulte. of Mill Plain Road. Fairfleld.
Mrs. Schultc, who before her marriage
“as Miss Mildred A. Howell. is
stopping with her mother. Mrs. Annie
, H M. Howell. 23 Elizabeth street. Both
'l‘linu \Vill lve ii. meeting of the l\£' Mrs. Schulte and the new arrival, Who
lllllllitlll 'l'owii committee tomorrow
weighs eight pounds. are doing well.
\l Milk-J.
Court Laurel. No. 106. Catholic
\\':il l in :..’l\w i'imi'.‘ All Interna- Daughters of America. held a SUCCESS-
1iunni inn iviiw liluli-r will do it. ful busing,“- meeting last. night. at.
ilwiz- li-m i'hune 473-3. which time plans for the coming be-
‘r——— ,7 mar, to be held October 27th. 28th
. Mrs. John iliimortler has moved and 30th, were discussed. It was de-
irwm ii “rust-cut ’i‘errnce to the Baird
rcided to hold a. “get together party”
at the next social meeting of this
Court. to be held on October 10th. -
'«‘-‘.-;.-.Lrtmmit in West. avenue and (Jr-
(‘hurd street.
John Glover of 35 I'lnttsvillo nvc— lino of Auto
V." hue has awarded the contract for an
1
’ nternniioniil one-pipe llt'iili‘l' to 11. A.
: Cgljli'in.
-—~F‘uli
\nron Kohn.
Accessories
Although the injunction secured b3
lohn ll. Miller against Ivan Peterson
'estr inlng him from proceeding with
the iulldinp: he is constructing in
iv‘ourth street. using the new building
line. was scheduled ‘to come up for
‘ll‘Kllnlf‘ilt yi-storcyiy. in the Superior
‘oi'irt, the man went. over because of
the press of other business.
‘ ”Oak and hickory wood. Lawrence
lynn. West Norwnik. Phone 2575.
John Mugncr'oi' Neptune avenue.
'outli Norwnlk. has purclmsml a su-
perior i'iimrolot touring car from the
local agent, W. It. Austin of Austin's
‘nrago.
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\V. ll. Reid of Redding Ridge.
f“on‘n.. nnd New York. stopped hero on
'ils way through southern New Eng-
:iiul, l-‘ridny. for the purpose of look-
, The cord party which was to have
.cu held this afternoon of the Royal
mes Iiolvrl lilltli‘r‘ llio nus-nicest of the
-noriv-:nn imiriuii Auxiliary has been
. . y . ’ ins; up tho birthplace of his great
m “m“ " W”‘”””” ‘1' :rnndt‘nthr‘r. Samuel Reid, who war
.. l‘ « , l! ' 1 5 ' iiorn in this city. August. 25. 1783. He
H“ r”" n "”6 “8 .ossons 7’- was a. naval tfl'icr-r f o '
0”".\"n Aimiwmy. 'l‘i'i. 2227. ’ 0 pr ”men“- in
the “far of 1812 and was the designer
of the present form of the American
mtngorwir-h Bulletin.
Sou-ml applications for membership
ore noted upon lust night at :1 meet.—
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i: \Vzini-inzi. t‘diii’u‘li. N0. 31. Old \Vr‘ii Commander}! No 956 1.
putt—fr ‘i';il~r;?i:i:3:?in:?ili l;\h:rlulctku 0' G' C' hm" "’ '9'" “"d “"‘Mi'i'f‘i'
. ‘ ' I ' .i n- rhoetln l. .t . . _
. lit for ilxr- rillrllhshn ot‘ conferring inc: 2 ”H nignt. ”h enntlldnies be
initiated. Out of town guests
were present including Grand Com-
mander Otis; Supreme Representative
o iiililliillili il‘ m'wo upon :i large. class
f members.
. . Polison: Grnnvi Ken er of Rec .-
‘ i l lliii"l‘ Hm nusmrws‘ of the (‘rmhoi Adams; Grand l‘rr‘lnir Miller; 0:23:
r, Rio. .4 most Siiv-rossiul down“ was “finder of Inner (inte Morton. At
d iii“? ni::iit :vl flit» Norwnlk Arm- midnight the sixty~five members and
.. f About K00 persons :ittendod the rtlii"sifl were served an excellent sup-
44. 1- lie \ 1m“; oi-i-iio-slrii, which per. Music and donning was enioyed
urnlsliml llfllli‘l‘ music :it iluton l‘ninl during the social time that‘ followed
durimr liar uninior season. plnwwi for the business meeting
tlr‘ (liiln'in'? —-——»-»- ,_- -_:,L_-_.__ I
. DEATH OF MR. FIXNEGAN
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V'ENIDA I LE!!!) 1((‘IDEST
‘ , H . . . . ('nronm- John J. Phclnn handed
( I,“ inn,” 7““, S‘W‘i“ for the down a finding: of accidental death
illlll‘ the misc of Francis ii‘innr-n 4
aged 70, of South Norwnlk. who was
25C struck by on nutomoblo driven by
__ ' _ Herbert S. Gregory, of Great Neck.
‘ . ““‘—"' L. r. in Norwalk. Se t. 5. Finne-
Milton-Powell Corp. gar) died in tho Noni-am hospital
- 30”", Norwaik. ‘Sept. 1‘.‘. from traumatic pneumonia.
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lgtgafiggmm BABY PATERNITY CASE CLOSES
SOl'TH BEND. IND.. Sept. 27.-——-’l‘he
hearing of tho Tiernan-Poulin pater
mty case closed at 5:50 o‘clock yester-
day afternoon with the completion of
the closing arguments by the oprQsini;
ittorneys. ‘
Judge Chester L. Ducomb announced
that he Would render his daecislon at :-
o'clock next Saturday morning.
CAl‘t-‘HT IN CIRCULAR SA‘V.
DANIiI’RY. Sept. 27.-Caught byfi
rapidly whirling;r circular saw in a
lumber mill in Kent N. Y., yesterday.
Sherman Chime of Kent. Conn.. had
his left leg completely severed about
four inches below the knee. A rope
HEI PS tourniquet was applied by his brother
(worse Phase, '
which undoubtedly
saved his life. The injured man will
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DRESSES
in an interesting array of hand.
some styles and colors endorsed
by Dame Fashion, showing
many fascinating style touches ,
that are only found here:
$19.50 » and up
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to go with your Fall Dress.
Hundreds of. styles and colors
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becoming to every type of
Beauty.
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$4.98 and up
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J aeoby’s
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Deaths and Funerals.
Mrs. Ralph Edwards.
The funeral of Mrs. Ralph Ed-
Wards was held this morning from her
late home, 8 Soundview Terrace at
8:80 and from St. Joseph's church at
nine o'clock where a requiem mass
was sung by the pastor, Rev. Dennis
Hurley. 5
Hurley. The pail bea’rers were Thomas
Moore. Patrick Curran. Michael Sisk
and John Sherman. Interment was in
St. Mary's cemetery.
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Mrs. Joseph Flynn.
Mrs. Theresa B. Flynn. wife of Jo-
seph Flynn. passed away at her home
11 Summitt street. yesterday morning.
Besides her husband she is survived
by two children. Helen aged six years
and Veronica three years, and five
brothers of New York city. The
funeral will be, held from her late
home Friday morning at 9:30, and
at 1‘0 o'clock from St. Joseph's church.
flurinl will-be in the family plot in
St. Mary’s cemetery: ’
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STAMFORD GREEK
(‘HI'RCH RO\\‘ Is
TAKEN T0 (‘OI'R'i
Mandamus proceedings have been
brought in Superior court atminri
theloid officers of the Greek Ortho-
ox (Fh'angelisrnos church of Stu-n
fOrd by the officers elected at the
annual meeting of the church in
Decembef.
Tt is alleged the former
'nlled to deliver the keys. books and
money of the church. necessitatin"
no. taking if court action.
executiw r
THE FACE IN ms MIRROR
Your face. does it wear the content-
ed expression of good health, or are
the features drawn and pnilld'.’ in
the latter case. your story is road by
all who see you. and what woman of
spirit wants to be pltied for her physi-
cal condition? There is a way to.get
the. nervous, tired lines out of your
face and the slump out of your body.
of that . sta‘dard' remedy.
Lydia E. Pinkhnm’s.\'egetable Com
pound. will strengthen the nerves mu?
tone up the system to resist that ex~
cessive fatigue—Adv.
AMERICAN
TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH RIGHTS
Bought and Sold. , 4 _
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Maples & Goldschinidi
Telephone us, 1544, no
Do You Want to Send
Money to— .
Italy, Greece, Czecho-
Slovakia, Poland Ara-
bia or anywhere else w
in the world ? ‘
Comein and see us
and make arrange
ments for foreign.re.
mittences '02; t6 help.
you Withiany'f Other
Banking Business.‘ ; .
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SPECIALSHOWING or NECKWEAR
ALL THIS WEEK. '
Complete Selection of, fileckwear in Woven
' and Knitted Silks.
SilkBows 65csnd750
Silk rennin-Hands . ‘ $1.00 and $1.50
$1.503nd$2.00
2 for-$1.00
Our ‘ ‘Indestrncto” four-in-Hands
Knit Fourth-Hands ...... ‘. . . . .
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FALL OVERcoATs
$25.00 to $40.00
Rogers 69° Stevens
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24 Wall Street 14 South Main Street
Norwalk. . South Norwalk. '
GEMS FROM “BLOSSOM TIME”
Which You Should Have in Your Collection.
4530-1-——“SONG OF LOVE" Royal Dadum & Lucy Marsh
“SERENADE“ LambertMurphy & Orpheus Quartet
66032—“TELL ME DAISY” . . \Verrenrath
18827—“BLOSSOM TIME WALTZ"—Medlcy——Smith’s Orch.
Ionsoosocssoolos
'Hesr These Exceptionally Good Victor Records at the
A.J. Collins Co. '
7 0-72 North Main Street
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‘KITCI-‘I’EN CABINETS
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$1.00 Delivers One to Your Home. l
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The Value of .
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Prestige» _
This bank has alwayé reelized that pres-
,tige could not be bought, nor procuredflex-V
cept 'by lh0norable service;
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The prestige we enjoy today, arises frail} <
our good reputation, and is a.business asset
to those maintaining checking accounts
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NATIONALS ’ - =
Sufi Nrwalk. a...
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. dress adornment. .
DTeSsmakin time always brings its prob ms ' and
not the least is t e uestion What to use to give e gown
that little distinctive touch—or finish so much desired. '_
. The lace and trimming section 'are at your service
With all the new accessories and laces some of which we
briefly mention. " ‘ ,
Wide bandings—Persian and beaded, 4 to 12 inches
' ifif?1'3‘1'inges—‘silk thread, ribbozene and chenille, $1 to3
$12 yard.
to 3.50.
l Silk net 72 inches wide, all colors, $2 yard.
; Tassells, block and colors, 100 to $1 ‘each.
.1. ,. v
wide, IOC to $2.50 yard.
.5
i
. j. Pretty ke‘i'Chiefs
‘ A at a small price 15c:
For women—kerchiefs in solid color, with White bar:
« iders, novelgsnd efiective, 15c.
For women—soft cotton kerchié‘rf, with hemstitched
edge and dainty? corner embroidery, 15c. :
_, For Men—plain soft. finished mercerized coton kerf-
chiefs, White only—hemstitched edge, 15c. *
' V Main floor, right center
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‘ Good underwear
for women.
When we say good underwear for “7011181? your
thought turns instinctively to “Athena undergarments-,—
ior you know that this well known make is usually the last.
{word in underwear goodness. It always fits well, and is
otherwise generally comfortable, careful finishing makes’
it so. ‘ -
? Fall
'. Fall weight combination suits, according to size, $1.75
to $2. . , ‘
Girls’ combination (mt Athena.) but a well made
weight vests and pants according to size. $1‘and
‘Size. ’
7 Sport hose for women—good Fall weight cotton—
,heather. mixtures, 50c. f , , » ‘.
‘ ,Main floor. left center
‘5. 4 ,
mm ’Gehebe’s Pig,“ :
DELIVERY.
"lt’s Here If It's' Hous'ewars”
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HOUW BE PREPARED [-
SelectYour Hester New! ’ :
rmoaiononnmerg......ss.osup_‘
quanta: $2.08 up,”
meta-mm $7.40
SpaniSh Laces, 36 inches Wide, black and 511 colors, $2 _
sex com mm : ': .
Helpful} hints in 9-
wide, $1.50 to $39.50 yard. ~ .
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Medallions—beaded and, Persian, $1 to $3.50. .
i I Cabachons—of, Silk in colors, 50c to $2; ' , A.
Metal ribbon—gold} and silver, 1-4 inch to 6 inches 7
garment—soft cotton .Fall weight, $1 to $1.25 according to, a;
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