A At ‘ ing for i * THE MAN’S SHOP 1. A Mighty Good Hat ’2. A Fair Price Coétello E»? O’Mera' Fall Hats ‘This Man's Shop" are com- in and going out rapidly two reasons: _ - . a. In Quality b. In Style c. In Make $3.50 (Or $3.85 Lined) NORTH MAIN STREET I: shes—— F. S. LYON ‘ 30B PRINTING south Norms- You snouio MAKE - CERTAIN You n or WARN cold tion you Wdlgrmifi ; m-.-“ ”155$ . _. ant-135% . WE'RE reliably' informed that that your home needs the installa- We are the proper plumbers to at- tend to that. matter. NASH, RAYMOND & DEAN weather's coming. You know of a new heating system and are quite reliably Informed that . COMPANY 2 Plan Hill Road. i 7' A i f Liberty Square I Eiigtnl‘m . A ‘ - 2 Stores 11 No. Main 81. Tel. 2978. OLD Sell Your Old Oars to the Between Oak and Center It, Second-hand parts and tires to CARS Bridgeport Auto Wrecking Co. 1310 North Avenue Bridgeport, Conn. Phone Barnum 5086-2 fitsnymskeofesr . Cut Flowers, Bouquets, Spruys . 1 Rowland M. Beach m 8140 and moi-oi Designs. “France 91 "my... .‘pd,.--...-,---- ‘ famine. Go live with your wife’s folks. more cool then we have.” ' Then live in the kitchen. for ouszmily.” Then-—here we are—put dining room and living room. That’s the joker in the deck. ..‘But . our command ,we suggest French Doors, beautiful audieoo- nomical. c ‘ . ~ ' ' How about Storm Bash "1 ' ‘ . Sheetrock and Celetex Well Besrds. The Hatch €97 Bailey CO. Johns-Manville and Bird Gael: Roofings 'Il‘ ‘ ”Hey theyhiven’tsuv "not our kitchen is too small in french Doors between the I with on tie dignity it? i i i i i I I. t I i t l l. l l l i t I i l l l l i t l l o t | i i I i l i i a i i t t i . l I t . . I FORD Q Have You Seen the Goodrich 3W Cord Tire at $ 1 3.50 I 'l'his is not s cheep cord but a. genuine Silvertown, part of the stsndsrd line. This is the best value in s cord tire ever adored. s. L. Benedict 73 North Main Street, South Nor-walk. a ,. OWNERS " x i Quality Groceries and Free Delivery. ' A. F. Beckmann 69? Co., Inc. Bl Washington Street, South Norwalk ‘ non 1‘05 nu DELIVERY ,, MEAT T T 7 Whit, You llilsnt l. SATISFACTION This you are guaranteed if you buy our meals. Give us your 7 69 N0. Main Street order for any kind Of meal. Courteous Treatment — Prompt Service F OWLER’S MARKET Phone 1340 W'e have it. South Norwalk ..-—-..- . ”fl/W, Jim Codfish Steak ......... . .................. 20c lb. BostonBlues ........ ....................14cm. Weak Fish ........ ............ 26c lb. Haddock ..... . . ....... . ................. 10c lb. Halibut ........................... . . ..... 32c lb. Salmon ................ . ................. 28c lb. Snapper Blues ..... . ............ . ........ 22c lb. gullterFish... ..... ' ...... 32clb e s ........ . .......... . ....... . . . ...... ., FinnanHaddid ........ ...... Wigg RoundClams ......... ..... .....i....20cqt: -n _ Vultze’s Friday Fish Specials ESCALLOPS _- .- 75c pint. ii , Schul Washi ,..ry- -P 39snd43Mainstreet,Norwuk. 4-..-- ........... -.m'p- --.---’ tZe’s Sanitary Markets ngton Street and Railroad Avenue. 80. Nor-walk. rt Georgetown Del-Ion Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport v-” ...... ,. mi Infants Dresses We Have a new line of dainty.“‘hite Lawn and Batiste Baby Dresses, both long and short. These are rtrimmed with fine Val. Lace, Beading and Embroidery; made with tiny yokes and some gathered into a beading at neck and wrists and run with baby ribbon. ' Prices 790 to $2.00} J. I. Manon-e _ South Norwalk of figure, and we are surefiyou will find in our Corset Depaet- ‘ ment the model' designed to best express your own individual- it)’. Expert assistance will be given if desired. E . --------——--------- .................. ‘ .89. R.S.E.T.S. 1 make it leisurely, remembering that upon the correct selection of your corset depends the modishness of your gowns—and your comfort as well. . . We carry in stock corsets which are made to fit every type CORSETS FI'ierD FREE . have entered complaint to _ leaving the building during drill. International silver '« commny. WINs‘I‘EDrBept. asp-Four .- . a boys who went to out A81"!- cultursl College at Stem.- a. 19" d‘e’g‘ ago, to enter tlie courses, Pi" not!!! their parents that they were sous“? treated during the tutti-$10!: of Imh' men by the upper clogsmen- The boys complain of William Griffin and ,. returned homer but Arnold.‘ Grim and Harold Beech stayed at college and wrote. home asking if they might return. ’ » ‘ . Harry Manchester. of this town. is one or the college trustees. and it is understood that some of th «parents in about the alleged treatment of their sons. STORRS, Sept. :8.—-—So_pliomores at Connecticut Agricultural College have been accustomed to have fun with the entering class each fall, and the period of initiation usually lasts until the duck pond on the’collece grounds freezes over. Freshmen are 1‘91“le by the upper class men to do “cunts" and the inltlatory period ll; usually wound up with a ducking for some of them. - ‘ The upper ciassmen last week on the opening night of the college took the "freebies" for rides around the campus. The next night they took them to the cemetery to show them “the graves of their forefathers." The introduction of the newcomers follow- ed much the-same ceremony as in previous years, it was stated at the college. ‘ No freshman or sophomore was known-to have been hurt to any extent physically, it was stated. _____________.._____ FIRST CONCERT 0F SEASON TO BE GIVEN AT FILIBIDE SCHOOL THIS COMING FRIDAY AFTERNOON. c The Hillside School will open this year’s series of entertainments by a. matinee of chamber music, performed by the Norflcét Trio. a well-known group of artists. The program is a thoroughly enjoyable one, amt is in- tended not only for the pupils of the school but for the music lovinggmm- bers of the community. The “players themselves have given many recitals, ‘throug ii. the country and perform most a. stically and beautifully the special music written for the. piano. violin and cello. They have played to enthusiastic audiences in all the. large cities of the country and ngjfgrggcntly, fififii program it fit ETWhite House. The concert will be given Friday afternoon at 3:30 o‘clock in the large. gymnasium o.‘ the Hillside School. The program will include Brallm's “Hungarian Dance. NO. 5." Gralnger's “Clog Dance." MacDowell's “Autumn" and a. number of compositions of Mo... zart. Schubert. Grieg and DeBussy. Admission will be seventy-five cents. Tax included. M FRANKLIN SCHOOL NOTES. The sever‘h grade assembly pro- gram on Monday was devoted to the relation of summer vacation exper- ‘lenccs. The program was prepared under the direction of Miss Irene Don- nc—lly. “Both .Lliss Donnelly and the pupils who participated should be commended for the splendid program and the manner in which the selec- tions were presented. The program follows: Hymn. Bible Reading. The Lord's Prayer. , Salute to the Flag. ”Star Spangled Flag." Vacation Experiences—Floyd Arge- vinc. Harriett Davis. SvlvlaxBrack. “'illiam Burr. Lucy Boyd. Stanley Crosby. Harld K‘ipluJI. Choral Singing. 0n Tuesdaytlte iii-st lire drill of the year was hold at ill-3 scllchl. the en- tire building was emptirvd in mm min— utes. 10 soon-115. The order in [loss- lng was all that COllll 5-.- exported. and we shall soon reach the one min- ute, Flo-second mark. our best time for On \Veduesday morning the eighth grade held its regular weekly pro— gram. Under the direction of Mrs. Mitchell these programs have become a. feature of our weekly meeting. ' Autumn. - Chairman—Paul Singcwald. 8-28. Piano Selection—PreludHophie AJ- e‘xamler. Introductory Remarks—Chairman. Original Talk-"Autumn" -—-. Bertha Richmond. 8-28. Recltation—“Ogtober’s Bright Blue Weather”—Annn Kacekes. 8-1. Recitation4—"W'hen the Frost Is On . the Pumpkin"‘—-Stephen Zel. 8-26. Recitation—“The Death of the Flow- ers"——-Ollve Finch. 8-22. Choral Singing. General organlntlon elections will be held on Thursday. Sept. 28. The nominees are: For president. Bradley Nickerson, Donald Ruddlmsn: vice- president. Edith Salllck. .10wa Pole.- clk; secretary. Earle:- Brown. Marga.- ret Jarvis. The treasurer will be elect- ed from among the members of. the faculty. ‘ GREENWIGH M‘AN ON » some HOUSE soARp. Guy Emerson. of Greenwich. a vice- presldent of the. National Bank'of Commerce, New York, well known in Connecticut industry and times, has been elected. to the board of directors of Goodall. Willis at (30., New York; mortgage and hand bro! f Mr. Emerson is n director, of the Win-t Brass comm end-it‘ll: tern Connecticut ‘Tltle‘ s. nor-tr ”9C0. as well as of the rem estate imp; Hamilton Inclination..- ~ , Thg‘cood ell, Willie a: candy: organised tie-disenc- ‘ apex-tumor bu! interested in set! ' ’ ' n ‘ aluminum" ' ; bruisesgnnd bumps“ . ,Elme‘!‘ Moi-sun ' 560. *‘m‘ ’9- ,I : Mil. csntilebuilfl '.snd is particularly}, f?. "9 'Real home brightene patterns. , ' ‘ skill/2ft. $6.00 ‘FORMEN. ...... NORWAIK’S * “ " Medium weight. Were 77c. NOW ’ ......... . . LEADING vv‘r'v" "'—' ' a ImpOTtédRugs—LLow Priced » ‘5‘ rs for these cooler evenings. 4x7ft....... $5.25 FOR LADIES. 'All the popular light shades ...... . . . snoop-oeoooo-sooo :FOR CHILDREN .. ..... Man's BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. DRY- GOODS STORE ' "" vvvvvv'v'v ' .......---~ 98c, $110, $1.25 and $1.33 A--an M i —. - A Wide choice of novel ( 6x9 ft. $9.50 '5 ‘ Imported Golf Stockings .......... $2.89 ......... $1.98 and <2.93 '4 b M ‘ ......... 35c a garment. M M M nan oaoss oonvmz'rros TO BE IN.WASHINGTON WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.—-0ne of the features of the Red Cross Conven- tion to be held in Washington. Octo- ber 9-10-11. will be a. Tuesday, October lOt , at headquarter-star all the visiting chap- ter representatives. Mrs. Calvin Coolige. vice president, the ladies of the Cab- inet. Mrs. William Howard Taft, wife of the chief justice of the Supreme Court, and Mrs. Frederick H. Glilett, wife 'of the speaker of the house, have been invited to receive the guests. and the wives or the senators, to act as hostesses. Miss Mabel T. Boordman‘, secretary of the American Red Cross, and Mrs. John Allan Daugherty. manager of the Washington Division, who are on the entertainment committee. will have charge of this reception, which win 0391' “REEBQS‘SBBLQ MLQAQ£«Q&5=* fer-”reprehentatives to me no- quainted with J udge Payne and the members of the. Central Committee. Miss A. C. VVenderoth, Executive Sect-e. , tery. will represent Nor-walk. Conn.. Chapter at this meeting. RALLY DAY SERVICES. A special program will be observed in connection with the rally day serv- ices in the South Norwalk Congrega- tional church. next Sunday. October 1st. Sunday schofi will begin prompt- ly at 9:45 a. m.. the church services promptly at 10:45 a. m.. and the Young People‘s Society promptly at 6:36 Sunday evening. Mr. Jacobs will deliver a. special sermon on the subject. “The Church and the Personal Life." The full chair will be back and a. special program of music has been prepared. This is s1- ways one of the most inspiring and helpful days in the church year and a large attendance is expected. , 09553 Lift“ Off With Fingers Drop a little “Freezerw” on an aching corn; stantly that com stops hurting. then shortly you lift it right oi! with fing- hrs. ' Truly! ' Your drngxlst sells a. tiny bottle of "Mono" for a. few cents. suflcient to remove every hard corn, soft corn. luses. without soreness or irritation. or corn between the toes. and the col- ..Ldv. naisuiNflfll won in ;.nnusewolmo surprised toiF'md Her- Doesn't hurt a bit! in- ' Hardware Store.- South Nor-walk TARLOV BROS. Lending Tobaooonists WE RECOMMEND LORD ROMEO Mild Havana Blend? , , ‘7' , ~ "scrunch —And— 80-2 for 15¢ Mshsekemo Block Tel. 1381 Men’s All Wool Serge ‘ Suits—$17.50 Young Men’s Sport Model All WOOL—$16.50 ‘ ~GOTTLEB’S 12 South Main St. So. Nos-ism]: AUTO REPAEILEE. , WELDING — VISIT .— 1'slslhsns I17 18 was: » » STORE eceptlon on _ ... p _ . % LIFE National Sam _ , _ for 0‘ G" Pm Everybody in the Family. . wife of the Auctwneer .- ”I. am“ A. D. Morgan 123 WASHINGTON STREEL SO. NORWALK, CONN. into Bodies, Fenders! Made to Order : .r VICI‘ORWESELY «Chestnuts; Phone“! L GUARANTEE. ‘TR'UNK AND UMBRELLA C0. Now introducing a hill line of GENTS FURNISHINGS At Host Reasonable Prices. 9 No. m 8t. enrol-won; s ._ Select the —— ..Victrola ’ FOR yous HOME l —At The— * A. J. Collins Co. 70-72 North Mam’ Street. Old Friends at the Old Price The Old Well 5c Cigar and the Perfecto Bouquet at 10c. - No profiteering on Old Well cigars. They are the best cigsrs‘ . made at that price. 7, * PARFUMS JON CAIRE PARIS We have added a. new line of In- ported Toilet Specialties which in- clude Face Powder. Talcum, Day Cream. Night Cream and Perfume. ,These are exceptional high grade quality and moderately priced. . We feel sure you will be pleased with them, stop in and get a sam- ple. H. A. NIEAD - Prescription Pharmacist ' 8 No. Main 81:. so. Romain, 0|. Spark Guards Should he works cf art as well a! object of use. The modern fireplace cells for this land‘ which con be found a' this store. Also Andrrons.’ A. D.Ergan SPECIALS mu THE StarN thamnthmg 25° Bonk sp W ‘ Powder, 25c, cut to .......... . . 18c Pure Cider Vinegar, bot, 13¢ Pure_ , Cider Vmegar' , gaL,‘ 45¢ A.STULL’ flown-seat. “Hm ‘— sooxxsspmo suomunno ACCOUNTING TYPEWRiTiNG ENGLISH BRANCHES Day and Evening Sessions Enter Any Day MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGES , ‘1 i , so. NORWALK eTAisFoan Pom- Chisel-5n. our A sensitizing“, , We will buy your main! goods. regs, , , - pipers, Sunknd all ' Prieei‘ ,gsldmg¥%offifiT ’ ‘i ll ‘ l I‘ ~ and F endorsiw
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