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The end of this month will bring
' - ,tfiontbs' at July. August and Septem:
I in 1
Vii beanimporunt '
l: at the East!
coal uptown.
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"week. '
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sililttees of the
' ”oer Company. are to meet to make
”1?an arrangements for the fair which
‘ 0’ s' in Community Hall a week
a. .
Iron; tonight. i.
8113 i1 failed to bite yesterday
i-afternggz. although on Thursday a
number or large catches were report-
ed. For the benefit of those who had
"planned fishing parties tomorrow. it
might be said that remarkable large
rr‘éntche's are being repoi'ted oil! of
“.éGreehwich. Port Chester and Rye. It
' ismot uncommon for a man to catch
“Ii"over a hundred in a two or three
Iiiours' fishing trip. down there.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bennett. of
Reynolds street.
today. where.
a mother. they will ceebrste a double
Twedding; anniversary. Mrs. Bennett‘s
'irnother. who has been married again,
will celebrate her fifth wedding anni-
versary. while Mr. and Mrs. Bennett
will celebrate her fifth wedding anni-
tomorrbw. ’
At n meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors of the East Norwalk Drum
corps held last evening it was decided
that a serenade would be given next
Tuesday evening to one of the officers
who is moving from East Norwaik.
and also to hold the first rehearsal of
the new season, Because of the late-
ness in rte-organizing, it was decided
not to take part in the drum corps
field day this year. ,
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The town reports have been printed.
and are boy at the office or Town
Clerk Stephen R. Hoyt. Anybody de-
siring a" report can haves. copy -of it M
by calling at the Town Clerk‘s omce.
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H. J. Fitzpatrick will re-open his
dancing classes, at the Noroton
.Heights Fire House. on Friday, Octo-
ber 6th. at 7:30 p. m. Many Darien
‘ - people are painning to attend Mr.
”people are planning td‘ attend Mr.
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. Oscar F. Schultz's Prize Cattle.
which are on exhibition in Norwaik.
this week. will be on sale at his
Inrien market this coming week.
The Tokeneke Inn will close on
Wednesday. October 4th, for the sea.
son. ‘
A social event that is causing much
attention this coming‘ week is the
play. "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage
Patch." The play will be staged at
the Methodist Episcopal church. The
play will be held on Thursday oven-
ing, October 5th.
The talk of the town is turning to
politics. The annual election will be
Held on Monday. The town officers
for the ensuing year will be elected.
It is expected that the voting will be
yery brisk. All the local ladies are
planning to vote. The polls will be at
the Town Hall, as usual.
G. I). Tilley of Darien has an exten-
live exhibit at the Mineola Fair thi
week. In the new poultry building.
Mr. 'I‘liley has a display of large water
l’owi for tank. In addition to the ex-
hibit in the poultry building he also
has pheasants. an outdoor display of
cranes and peafowi. In the old poul-
try building. a i‘eed’and supply booth.
decorated in artistic fashiori.‘ is also
maintained by Mr. Tilley. To many
at the specie exhibited by the local
bird man. went blue ribbons. In the
competition of waterfowl. three blue
ribbons were awarded to him for this
Mass. The prize-winners were his
black East Indian and Canadian geese.
Evan. ducksm pheasants and cranes.
lss Albertina ..|Schleinkofer is in
tharge of the exhibit. At..the recent
Allentown and Syracuse fairs. Mr.
riiiey won blue ribbons or his crested
ducks. black East Indi” and Canon
lian geese and his golden bantams.
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The Rowayton Library has received
n few more books from kind friends.
_ Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Stiemons, of
Raymond street. have returned to the
city.
{The Ever Ready Circle. of the
“ king's Daughtgrs. 'will meet on Tue».
« day evening. at the home or Mrs. Wil--
ham La Fontaine, on Crockett street.
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Funk have re-
turned to their home in Montclair. N.
3.. following a Summer spent in Toke-
. noise.
.,y _ __~’ on
‘ the closing of, the Tokeneke Club. The
fist dance of the season will be given
Infiight.
_ a; Rowayton Myt Market will be
_ [on Wednesday attornoons from
air on. The market has been closed
yrsg'nZWednesdsy afternoon during the
her. , '
I
: A'sundard Oil automobile coming
out of the yard. on Wednesday last.
crashed into the auto 0! Rev: Frank s.
k. pastor-lot thesRowsyton Bap-
ghurch. badly damaging it. The
' ' y otticials at onCe came‘out
office and admitted that the
a. E. church on Monday evening.
"The Red star tug Norwalk came in-
t. the loan ,harbor this morning. and
towed out the barge Josalette Sagan.
("which has been discharging a cum 0:
. in: members of the Woman's Aux-
- .{meet at the rectory. 266 East Avenue.
on Thursday afternoon at this coming
Members of the variousth corn-
Mayflower Hook & Lad- 1
left tor Bridgeport
with Mrs. Bennett's
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Here is advance notice of the most 5 pg: c t a cul a r met-.-
, attempted by this organization 6;-
an organization internationally famous for its. supremacy
An event so great in size—involving
millions of dollars worth of new goods—as will arouse the amazement of
the retail world. An event establishing low price levels on new wanted
merchandise beyond theaream Of the buying public and such as the average
merchant cou d not hope to achieve. , '
chandising event ever
in distribution of vast lots of goods.
mm”: of people are receiving the announcement of this
sale—61‘ ‘ther through this notice or through other methods
of
attempted heretofore uantities which we
believe ample have .
provided—act at once. Or~
der by mail or telephone, or
better yet come to the
store. i
notification.
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"’Special purchases aggregati
7 cannot be offered at once.
like of which New York has never seen.
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so vast .has been
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THE WHOLE FAMI‘LY’S FALL, AND} WINTER NEEDS H
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This announcemen'z ,3- p“; fort/1, so t/mt all may make plans-10‘ be Itere Mondathlze first day.
ng millions of dellars . have been ‘made—obviously all
But Monday will mark a presentation of offerings the
The Sunday papers will carry the news (plan ,
now .to‘watch for it). _ Dayby day. we shall list additional attractions in the papers.
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ERE“AT_ HUGE SAVINGS
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» Monday will "mark the Culminauon of thirty weeks. of. m-
tensc cfiort . by; one of America s . foremost. organizations,
whosc'Sales this year Will exceed seventy millions of dollars.
. f‘All ol‘ our sources of supply have coutr'buted their quotas. ‘
'- havc ignored their own costs 1 We will pnce the offerings at most on a cost
4 basis. The aim has been to achieve the presentation of the season 5 newest
i merchandise, running therentire list of requirements for person a
3.3»... home, atJabout half the ordinary prices. ,
Everything thattis possible to do has been done to pro?
. vide for the handling of vast throngs. Almost 1,000 extra
’ peOple will be here to serve you.
score new cash
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Manufacturers
ad for
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Almost two
registers have been installed
within the month. The
store, as you know, has been
marvelously ire-arranged. In
three cities the Gimbel or-
ganization, numbering over
10,000 is on the qui vivc.
Our next Sunday’s adver-
tisement ‘explains all.
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church.
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body that is inte
will be present.
Mr .and Mrs." Charles C?" _
and sons. C. ‘Wesl'ey ’and’Kennethfiot-
Brooklyn. have returned-to their home
after a very plmhnt summer in“! the
Marsh‘ cottage oh - Highland avenue.
to make good the damage.
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Wesley enters Amerindian Institute
of Technology?" , lng passed all ex—
aminations very *ccessfully '
so airman Wm
Monday evening is to be known as
Church RallyNight. at the Methodist
Hewerend H. B. Sechnert. is
working 'hardto‘ make the. "evening
successful. sad it inhoped that every-
rested in the church,
vs
Me’ytrott
1‘01: arr KIDNEYS
that ls'wliat Mailing: Bing—
ham momma. and noisy mas.
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be!” 3.
at the church:
on Thursday at 8 "p. m. '
.~ Rowayton Methodist church, Rev ‘
H. B. Sennert. pastor-Two, .yspl'endigi
"Baily Day" spirit is developing and
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a happy .
Oct“ 7 At
Rally day and communion Sunday
at the ‘Rownyton Baptist church.‘ Rev.
Frank S. Clark pastor. Sunday, Qcto-
The rally of the churchififior
_worship and the Lord's supper " will
begin at 10:30 a. m. Subject of ser—’
man by the paStor will be‘“The Work
oerod,”.th'é first in a series do work.
The Sunday school
place at lzpnoon. A. B. .Clevereiy. su-’
‘périntendent. All are invited to these
services. as this church is. inVitedfto
attend a baptismvand farewell services
for missionaries'at Vikings rg. Dara,
ien Park. in-the afternoon
ing. There will be nolevening services
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rally ,wiii,~take r s ‘ 30
nd maven-
Wefitrhight m’ieenngz. ‘. .
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‘ know it”.
is anticipated ,
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7 7 .. As'unda'y.
133'30. therpast r. i “
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Sllmax {service of the.“ day. Mmda“:
night. Oct. 2nd. 119.5 been set aside .as: -,
“Church Rally Night.”
a gathering of, special- interest to all
members and friends of our church.
A: cordial invitation is extended to all.
A sprightly program will be given and
refreshments w
on not fail to be with
us Monday night... Oct. 2nd. I
—.—~Oak and hickory wood. Lawrence,
Flynn. West Norwalk.‘ Phone 257-5.-.
_ ~Harris Leanne; That‘s all. ‘
if “1,3 g anyrwafof saving}
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This will be
, Damage “35.00010:- aneged injur-
ies. received. when a. Nomadic-Bridge-
port bus‘joverturned. on the. Boston
Post road: January 4, 1922. are asked
in a suit media-- the Superior Court
ygterdayv“ by v Carrie .S‘wtnden of
' Bugneport‘against Julius Singer», also
of _Bridgcport. The piaintitr claims
first, she‘sustained broken ribs and
2. other injuriesf when the bus which’
r- "<‘W313~.b0und for Nor-walk ran into a
lg] be enjoyed- .The
“ditch arid: summed ._
. on yetr Fail , hoesfiyouiwant
is a wa'y. g ea wofflflifiinu footwear of _
1115?: 3 ’ .> J.
$4,499:
' BenefiCial Loan” Society “
PARENTS HELP WIFE 0? ‘ . more the arrival of Lane‘s par-
" 31155159 GBEENWICH m cuts. the wife” and two children were "
GREENW’ICH. SEPL 39"“? almost destitute. being supported by
father-and mother 0: Charles E. Lane. friends and neighbors.
who disappeared ‘Sept. 16, arrivedg Lane left Greenwich with a. friend
yesterday to attend his wife who su- from “Pater-bury. suxiposedly to spend
ffered a nervous breakdown and was 2the week-indinxew York. He never
removed to Greenwich . hospital on returned. The Social- Service has to
Sept. 26. ‘ " ceived a. warrant for his arrest.
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“m SHALL Loss 3m
makes 103118. in any amount not exceeding $300.00 at interest rate
provided by law. You can make a loan here on household furniture
01‘ notch: 30le confidential. and absolutely safe manner. Advxce
i4“ ,consulmtion is free. See us today '10: mm or information.
, , ' ‘ Phone 942-8.
Norwalk Chronicler