W ‘
:m‘ m . n all ‘ Wife. of 'Rich-
mom! ‘7... are wanting for several days
with so. and Mrs. Otto minister-nub!
Van mat street. Mr. Gronson being
Mrs. Lindstorrn's brother,
runny rungs! sod?- Wm in s y
roan: beautifully decorum! pink
and white. At the sppropriste, imo-
meant s large bell-W Illicit in the
center or the room let loose a. shower
of streamers over the recipientssshe
im busily sound in opening up the
‘ New Fall
' Suits
Present the best styles and
mvds........elsb
Fall Hots .. $3.50 to$6.09
l
‘ . volues we h‘ve seen Goat-n Doria at Washington street many gifts. *Retresbments were sex-v.
tyle Sets These Coats A New Shift in O long time. . reported that on Saturday “bemoan. geld during the evening. About twenty. .
- while trying to avoid ‘a. truck um live a. a. 9. shop girl! moi-cunt- B} Thornton W. Burgess
.IH
‘Ifll
its
1‘
in n .r-
OMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
BLANKETS
In Cotton and All Wool.
Rogers 64 Stevens
24 Wall St. 14 30. Main St.
7 n Flsnsols snd Outing Flannel
Garments oi All Kinds.
,ICBANKS’
DRY GOODS STORE
'der Mohackomo Hotel.
South Norwslk.
mi ism
"d Mrs. J. \V. M¢ullffe of
street motored to Shelton yes—
any fuel—International
. - Heater—Hegeicin. Tel. 478-!
regulur weekly rehearsal of the
's chorus will be held at the
3 school auditorium this evening
o'clock.
. and Mrs. Russell G. Jones of
uurence street. quietly observed
first wedding anniversary yester-
Mrs. Janos formerly being Miss
(Ihantos.
Harris & Guns. That's all.
r. and Mrs. Clarence S. éutterfield
19 East avenue entertained friends
New York city at their home
. rday.
. :3 Combat Train held a. successful
e in the Nor-walk Armory Satur-
‘ night. Thor; was a. good attend-
'i‘he music was furnished by Al.
rd‘s orchestra.
jFuli lino of Auto Accessories
Kohn.
tiers have been received. post-
od Roanoke, Vs., from Mr .nml
. lkonurd Brown of Cannon street.
‘ are on route for Florida to spend
avinter. They are making the trip
Beimsr, N. J.. by automobile.
o sewing committee of the Wom-
Association of the South Norwulk
‘lst church will meet tomorrow
mean at the home of Mrs. C. S.
on, 40 myvlew avenue. for sowing,
ii o'clock.
Buy your ‘Viotrols. st Donnelly's
only weekly payments. Store open
ings until 9 p. m.
_..______.
hn Wright. aged 18. of 8 Day
t. reported to the police at 1:20
k yesterday morning that on old
imd hit him in the face. loosen-
o teeth and cutting his lip. He
I of know who the man was. nor
he had been struck for.
‘ A. Genner of 44 France street re-
d that while driving his nuto
‘g North Main street. Saturday
ng. he struck the rear of a. truck
he street. He, did not know who
driver of the truck was. as he
v0 away. ('icnncr said he broke
o of the fenders on his car.
“Oak and hickory wood. Lawrence
lynn, W'est Norwalk. Phone 257-5.
'l‘he Springwood football team had
t'nnH-l its game with the Avon A.
. Hi-liuiuleii fur yesterday afternoon.
ll Hzillli'ility. bet'lillse of other or-
mgmm-nts. They havcys game sched-
‘iwi with the Pygmies of Eust' Nor-
mik at 2 o'clock next Sunday after-
noon. at lizldllt Field.
Miss 'l'homps' school. on Wilson
‘Point avenue, opens tomorrow for its
. rst season. the opening exercises. to
hich the parents of pupils and their
lends are invited to attend. being
eid st 10:30 o'clock. Registration of
pils will be held at 9 o'clock.“ The
st day's work will be over at noon.
the pupils will be dismissed at that
"e.
5 -—Hs.rris s; Geno. ms- nu.
Through the courtesy of the Silver-
he :rtistsb, a nulrnbec;~ of thongs-til“- GENUIIQE SPANISH
ave. een pace on ex an
Miss Thomhs’ school. Wilson Point CASTILE SOAP
(mile. {or three weeks. and many
ok advantage of the opportunity yes- 150 Per Cake.
,erduy to view them. as they were
hung on the walls of the rooms of the Stillson Powell COl'p
school. ' .
South Norwalk.
Aaron Kohn.
#71.
A special meeting or the Frank C.
Godfrey Post. No. 12. American Le-
g-ion' is to be held tonight to take 59-
tion on the possible postponement of
the Armistice Day dance.
-—Full line of Auto Accessories
Charles E. Goodchild of Garner
street has resigned as one of the mem-
bers of the Samuel W. Hoyt Engineer-
ing Company. and is taking a. special
course at. McGill University. Montreal,
Canada"
New Fall
Hats
t
Snapply Styles and Colors
‘ That Are Most Popular,
$2.50 to $5.00
1
Jacoby’s
The House of Kupponhelme‘r
I
Members of Catholic Union Council.
No. 46. K. of 0.. attended the first
mass at St. Mary's church in a. body
yesterdsy morning snd took holy com-
munion. Following the church serv—
ices. at breakfast was served at the
club house. in 22 West Avenue.
Charles Gender of 36 Osborne avo-
nue. reported to the police yesterdsy
that men annoyed the people who st-
tended a. religious meeting he conduct-
ed on Sundays at Klondike Hull. Had
he asked to hove I. stop put to the
annoyance.
Samuel Homig or ‘0 South Main
street reported to the police that he
broke a. hydrant, on Water street. by
hacking into it with his auto. The
hydrant. is located by Wheeler’s ma.-
chine shop. and the matter was re-
ported to both the Water and Fire
departments.
A paper for everyday use that you
will like. is Siddmore's personalised
note paper. Your some and address
is printed on such sheet of pspsr end
envelope. 100 sheets of psper. 8 en-
velopes; imprinted. to a. box. with 50
extra sheets plsin. cost only $1.00.
Leave your order tor it at the Hamil-
ton Shop. 49 Wall street.
At 3 o'clock this afternoon s. meet-
ing of the Republican Women’s Asso-
ciation of Norwalk opened st the
Royal James Hotel. This is s. meet—
ing of the entire mutton and is
one of the biggest gatherings of its
kind held in Norwslk‘this your. Plans
for the fall work will be discussed und
campaign songs rehssrssd under the
direction of Mrs. F. J. Morrison.
——1 Privote Dancing Lessons 36.
“oilefl Audomy. Tel. 2227.
Ben T. Nash is plsnning to go to
New Haven on Thursdsy 0! this week
to inspect the plant of the Connecti-
cut Aircraft. Compony. This trip of
Mr. Nash's will be in line with his sn-
nounced determination to enter the
ulrcrt’ttt field in s. new my. to he is to
get a. "nlvver plane." which he will
use in his real estate deals to convey
prospects to various sections of prop-
erty. .
——Hsrris a. Guns. Tint's oil.
...__.__._.
l.ieilt.-Governor Charles A. Temple-
ton may have no less a. personage
campaigning for him throughout the
State when the campoign really warms
up. then Vice-President Calvin Cool-
idge. Former Congressman W. A.
Humphreys or the State of Washing-
ton. in charge of the Spenkers’ Bur-
eau of the. Republican National com-
mittee. has mentioned the Vice—Presi-
dent as a. likely possibility for it com-
puign speaker in Connecticut. The
homes of Herbert Hoover and Senator
Moses of New Hampshire are also
mentioned as possible spellbindcrs to
be sent here.
NOTICI.
A dividend at the rate of four per
cent. per snnum is declsrsd to depo-
sitors in the Ssvlngs Doputmont of
The People's Trust 00.. 80. Norwslk.
out of the earnings for the current
six months. ending September 80.
1922. the some to be paid and credited
leon Iguassubooks on and after October
OCTOBER VICTOR
RECORDS
ON sun TODAY
__._.. At _.._.._
Donnelly’s
18 So. Main Street
AMERICAN
TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH RIGHTS
Bought and Sold.
WHEN MY snip
COMES IN.
“I am going to do great
things when my ship comes
in.” Why not go out and
bring it in 1 By starting s
savings account you are pre-
paring for your great Oppor-
tunity by your own efiorts
which is the best way.
‘rHECITY
Good Clothes.
\
The season for hunting ducks
opened this morning and a score of
local sportsmen took sdvuntsge of
this toot. Next Mondsy, the sesson
on other some opens.
The Cult Pasture Bench bonds were
delievored to City Clerk Stephen Dolo-
us this morning. end are to be signed
and countersigned by City Treasurer
Anson F. Keeler. and Fr. Dokus.
m.
Kenneth Osborne. son of Mr. and
Mull". N. Osborne, 64 Spring street.
is improving nicely st the Norwulk
Hospital after an operutlon per-
formed by Dr. George G. stcett.
The tunnel Harvest Festival of the
Salvation Army was held with special
services on Saturday end yesterday.
This evening there is to be on auction
sale of fruit and vegetables at the
Citadel on Wuhington street and the
public is invited to attend.
An important meeting or the Senior
G. F. S. of the Grace church will be
held tonight st the home of Miss
Sadie Hendricks in Silvermlne avenue.
Mrs. Lucy Fisherty who attended
the national convention of the Shep-
herds of Bethlehem in Washington,
D. C. returned to Norwalk Saturday.
Mrs. Fisherty represented Ledy Jen-
nings Lodge. a, She reports s. delightful
time and s splendid convention.
Representatives of the American
Legion. Veterans of Foreign “hrs and
the Spanish Wu- Vetersns. will oppur
at the next meeting of the Common
Council regsrdlng the low exempting
ex-service men up to s thoussnd dol-
lsrs in tum on personal property. It
sppenrs that scores of local ext-service
felled to list their taxable property
thinking inst the property wss suto-
msticslly exempt from taxation. As
the result. the property was listed and
taxed end the ear-service men cannot
obtain relief.
The Henderson end Erwin plant in
High street proved a. trap for a. nu-
tlvo patridge yesterday. The watch-
msn st the plant wss startled in the
morning by the crash of sysne or
glue. ‘ ‘
Running upstairs. the wstchmun
found thot o. window wss shuttered.
Just inside the window was s. native
psrtidgs fluttering on the floor and
dying from injuries it had received
from the glue. The partridge
had evidently smashed head-on into
the gloss.
5 The wstchmsn at the Drsyor Hut
factory. Rsllrosd avenue reported to
the police on Sstur.y noon thst three
men were in the factory trying to
steel huts. Pstrolmui John Toothlil
went to in. factory but the watchman
sold the men hsd gone. They ans-
wered the description given the police
earlier in the day or three men. sus-
pected of being plckpockets, who had
gotten off the 9:02 s. m.. train for
Bridgeport. after robbing a. man of
his wallet. They could not be locat-
ed. end the watchmen sold that they
hld taken no hots.
“The days are grow-
ing shorter, said the
Summer Resorter,
and So Am I.”
We can’t help out the
approaching short days—
We can, however, help
you to recover from the
attack of stringency.
Let us tell you 'how.
a
The People’s,
Trust Co.
peace.
Mr. and like.. B. L. Baker. of Sey-
mour'street and Mr. and Mrs. Elton
i. leter of Webster street, started
this morning on a. few days auto trip.
{the}! Will visit} ’ places of interest be-
tween here and New London and on
the return trip will visit in Torring-
ton and Thomaston. 1
A report reached the police at mid-
night last night from Lexington ave-
nue that a men we; loading a. truck
with boxes at stuff from a gracery.
Patrolman Robert Gainer investiga,
ting leashed flint the proprietor of
the stone had sold the stuff to the
man, who was taking it away with
m.
a}.
Dr. Philip Castelanno returned to
Nor-walk on Saturday having landed
earlier in the day in New York city.
utters three months trip to Italy“
where he visited with his relatives
whom he had not seen in some years.
Members of the Killian Social club of
this city are planning s. welcome home.
dinner for him to be given this week.
Patsy NcNaman of Danbury. who
st' present says he is stopping l’n town
at 56 Railroad avenue. went to police
headquarters last night and said that
s colored woman had stopped him on
Raymond street last night and h“
"borrowed” $11 from him and also a
pickle. piste dolisr watch. The police
endeavored to find the woman. and
also the house where the woman came
from, but without avail. as NcNamara
showed high: of having been drinking.
and Mrs. Leone Elect. ‘
Wedding beans were unmanned
yesterday morning at at..- Hsry's
church for Miss Gertrude A. Nutte-
tord and John N. O'Mslley and for
Miss Mary Christiono sud W'illl‘uu T.
O’Brien. ‘
A number-of loco! people-attends
the dance st the Westport Golf end
Country club on Saturday evening.
There were 9. number of Westport peo.
ple in attendance as well.
Dr. end Mrs. Frank Kelley are to-
day observing their third wedding un-
niversary. and are having a. dinner
and theatre party in New York city.
Hurry W. Earle of High street leaves
.-for s. busineu trip through New York
State today. '
Mrs. Howard 'Wilson otiNorwsik is
visitingflr. and Mrs. R. F. Foster, 17
Smith‘street. Danbury. ’
Harold R. Austin of Couch street
leaves tonight for Montreal. Canada,
on s business trip. ‘
F...—
Miss Leora Sweeney of 68 ‘ Spring
street was the guest or Mr. and Mrs.
John Minning of Stamford. yesterday.
Before J udgs George H. Vesburgh
in the uptown city court. this morn-
ing. the case of William P. Hsnlon
against Alsop L. Reynolds for the col—
lection of $180 damages for buck'rent
was scheduled to be hesrd.’ Just be-
fore the witnesses were to be examin-
ed. however. the suit was withdrawn
by attorneys for th plaintiff.
The
physio your bowels when you have
Heedsche Biliousness
Colds Indigestion
candy—like Csscarets. One or two
Dildos. Sour Stomach
For Constipated Boweis—Biiious
nicest cathutic-lmtlve to box. ‘iChildl-en love Cancer-et- too.
Liver
tonight will empty your bowels com-
pletely by morning end you will feel
splendid. "They work while you
sleep." Cascarets never stir you up
or gripe like Salts. Pills. Colonic], or
Oil and they cost only ten cont s
18 North Main St.
" Norwsl k's
ervice—
And Good Values in Dependable Merchan-
dise, Sold to Satisfied Customers, Have
Made This “Norwalk’s Largest Store."
‘Angevine. Furniture (30.
So. Roi-well:
Largest Store"
Alden sols-ens, President
‘A -‘AAA‘-
NATIONAL BANK ‘
. ‘ g!
All Money]
deposited in this bank before
October 6th .
will draw interest from
October‘lst
Accounts of from'sl to $5,000 are invrted.
"So. Norwalk Savings Bank.
George L. Woodwsrd. Tensor“.
OPEN MONDAY moi-IT.
PERSONALIZED _
100 slim: and lmriilnvelopos
d
Edward Board, "Viagra-loss:
AAA.“ AAA---‘ _“
silo >
LETT ER; PE #1
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‘ Far Above “1'“ -.,. With Coilsr to Match ' . cams out of steed street on' to weal -———-—
; .1... 1...]. 33: "“1“" Sigh: *‘° 5““ ‘13:":st “mg: the ....- mm rm Burr“. $5.13; Mm- .... m... «a .... ..... n... '
:: . . w ngcnso mu ' . we r 0 . . ..
2750 $35.00 $40.00 3;: $135 W . Wd“ Chestnut Hill. entertained st dinner. 18M} was! «mem- .
. Zj- . A colored mun" on Day Street coup at the Westport‘Golt and Country 5 , -—Oid Esther Null".
ow Knitted Vests from 35. Unusual Value to pioinod to the police last night that ctl‘ub. on Saturday evening. ‘after Thine ,. ‘ . e _- a
' 121' ’ ~ his wife was drunk end was threaten. t c guests en! ti done us. one , M d ' '
“'50 up. ;ES; A inputs life, The police meted the present were Ethel Murray. 0. P. “313% 2.2;: suggfiufig
‘ - ‘ . ' ' ”" ' ' womn find '3er her to keep the Kspshow, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Hum, Mr. .njoy.‘ WIN“: hi“, 'But fi’ “d
by Little Joe ‘ h ry. >
“1’7. but our goons " said hex
“Pisv gives o (allow: an appetite end
r" ““5?" .. ' " . ~
“80 s ‘ .‘7 said the young Fo He
had been so interested in the rigs
in land seen tint. its land forgotten all
shout esting. but when Little Joe
Otter mentioned the nutter he sud-
» denly {sit very. very empty.
“1 think." 0:“ Little Joe, "I'll as
coal: s . .
trout!” inquired the
“tht is 1
young Fox.
“Como slo with me and I'll show
you," replied ittle Joe. "I! there is
it” Better outing I donfrknow what
I.
“Mtge Jgs urns «swift; i1 up 1:,“
ugng roe sndteyou. o.
!oliowed along the bank. {Isaiah-1'?
the lust ides. whet o trout we: and
be was filled with curiosity.
“it must be very nice." thought
he remembering what Little Joe had
sold. “If he an catch a trout per~
hops I can. I'll watch him and see
just how he {loss it. I wonder where
o trout lives." -
He soon found out. They come to
soother pool sud Little Joe Otter dis-
s peered under wstsr. The song
ox caught s glimpse of s town
form shootin swiftly through the
water. end on Little Joe's head
popzed up on the further side of the
poo . In his mouth wus something
thst glistonod in tho‘sun. The young
Fox sd never seen anything like it
- before. “What is tint?" he asked as
Little Joe climbed sultan the bent
not for dross where th young Fox
wss sitting.
“It's 3 trout." replied Little Joe.
smockin his lips so be swallowed s
mouthful.
"tht's s trout?" asked the young
Fox for the second time.
“It’s 3 fish. ,Don't you know a fish
when on see it?" replied Little Joe.
"I— never have seen a fish be-
fore," sold the young Fox.
Little Joe stopped eating long
enough to. store very hard at the
young Fox. "Well. I never! " he ex-
cisimed. , °
a:
He hadn’t the least idea what . '
trout was and. he was W i
with curiosity
"Do you always find them in the
water ?” ventured the young Fox.
“Don’t they ever come out on land?”
Little Joe nearly choked. “They
never do if they can help it," he
chuckled ss he swallowed the last bit.
Then hi. dived into the Inter spin.
A few minutes later he no hick
sgsin with another trout. The
mouth of the young Fox uttered him-
griiy as he stitched Little Joe gobble
down that trout. *fiflow do you cstch
them" he’ssked. '
- “By swimming faster than they eon.
of course, stupid!" replied Little Joe.
“This one wss hiding under the be
but it didn't do him any good. fly!
so! hungry! I think I’ll have to hsvo
another. '
Once more Little Joe disappeared .
and once more he was back in s tow 1
minutes with s ht trout. It seemed
to the young Fox tint that pool must
be full of trout. You see, he had yo:
to learn whst a. wonderful fishemsl
Little Joe Otter is.
(Copyright. 1322. by '1'. W. Burgess) '
The next story: "Little Jo. Trout.
the Young Fox.”
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125 Washington Street
FOR. HOME BREW HERE.
We carry only the most reliable brands. Bose Brew, Psbst
Caps and bottle campers—Stone Cracks in various sizes.
Rosenfield Brothers
So. Nor-walk
f
R!
iceived.
'Will find it easier to pay taxes in 1923 if they join
the Tax Savings Club now forming.
“Weekly or monthly deposits of any amount re- ‘
i , 2 per cent interest paid by the club:
1 So." NorWalk Trust Co.
Rem Over four Million Dollars.
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