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COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
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in Cotton and All Wool.
uzlng Flannel. and Outing Flannel
v Garments of All Kinds.
EKBANKS
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mahackemo Hotel.
South Nor-walk.
lllIl, NEWS
Mm. May Lewis of Haviland street
as a. visitor with relatives in Stem:
rd yesterday.
Mr. and \lrs \V'. ll. Odell and Miss
rneliu Odell. of Norwalx. left today
. motor for a wicks visit at Lake
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t‘lltl VV'r‘ll i'm'nmnmlel‘yr No. 956, l'
. l, 1;. 4:. will hold a regular meeting
‘mnorrow rwvrning. land all members
are asked to attend the meeting.
«wilnrris & Clans. That's all.
i hot-1m: ilrcw of‘r‘. ly avenue won a
1m awlllOmOhlle completely equipped
u th lights horn self— starter. etc.. at
we hanbury Fair lest week. and has
the some on exhibition at his home.
This evening“ at R o‘clock n rlinnez
is to be given at the Savola restaur-
uni. South Main street. in honor of
Dr. Philip ("n.stellono‘ by the. membere
-l’ the Italian Social Club.
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football team of East
2 orwzilk molly defeated the Spring»
and football team. nl. Hndlk Field .
yesterday Afternoon. by a score. of 6Jl
There was a. fairly good crowd that
.lwitnesseed the game.
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Una-pipe.
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The Pygmies
Heater
473—3.
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Burns any fuel. Hegoleln.
The Whalsoevcr Circle of the King‘b
iTlonghters will moot with Mrs. “'il—
5mm Ferris. 40 Elmwood avenue. on
Tuesday afternoon. October 10th. M
2‘30 o'clock. Shower bags and aprons
.srr «lue at this meeting.
“Mimfnril police believe, that thieves
who attempted to steal Frederick J.
r; ~‘a 40 foot, bridge deck cruiser.
'Yliul-zw Girl. recently. intended to use
ill: will hml they been-successful in
ivmvvr off with ittor hootlegging
rvm'r «vs. The Yankee Girl was
in» l4 '1 away from her mooring and
rn~ icrounrl by the thieves who then
nl :mvlonod it.
Stated convocation of Butler Chap-
ll'l‘ No. 38. R. A. M.. Tuesday even-
mg}, om. mm. VVnrk M. E. M. an-
«we. 8 o'clock.
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GENUINE SPANISH
CASTILE SOAP
15c Per Cake.
Stillson-Powell Corp.
South N orwalk.
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S’rnrius of olden rlaxs
tell us oi Measure chests
ommmlml in caves or
lmriwl on lonely islands.
Our Safe Deposit. Vault
is a good example of a
modern treasure chest It
ill a room with impenetrar
llc walls of steel and ma-
snmrvt People of the com-
mum y can kee t
valuables here in gafefgr
loll can secure a Box
for $4 per year --—- a sum
mur-hl less than you might
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Underwear
-Wool Hose
Ham and Caps
Neckwear
Shirts
l SWeaters
Knit vests
Suits
Overcoats
Rogers 69‘ Stevens
Norwalk So. Nor-walk
Miss Laura Sweeney. of 68 Spring
street, visited Mrs. John Manning. of
Stamford, yesterday.
On October 13 and 14 unda' the
auspices of the Children of Mary“ 3 So-
ciety. the film “The Biasphemer" will
b( presented in the basement of St.
Mary's church. ,
Mrs. Helen Leathenland of 16 Law—
rence street today announced the en-
gagement of her daughter. Miss Elsie
lortrudp Leatherland to William F.
Huffy of Camp street. No date has
neon set for the wedding.
who Vito'a night at the Armory to-
morrow night.
The Misses Mary. Elizabeth. Julie
ml Margaret Zombory of Austin
street were given a farewell party by
i number of their friends last night.
.‘hc young women are to move to New
{or}: shortly.
Harry Aache or 44 Water street re-
ported to the police yesterdcy morn-
ing thct his storehouse, on Steamboat
Jlace hld been broken into on Satur—
iay night. Nothing was taken so far
as he could ascertain. however.
——Harrie a. Gene. That's ell.
.. Min Williametta Nash of Bay-view
ivonue, who reported to the police
the loss or a block enamel ring set
with a. diamond one day lut week.
reported to them on Sctbrdny evening
*hat she had receovered the ring.
\Villiam F. Brunicardl of 9 Clay
tree! reported to the police thou-a
Lions of certain boys around the South
Jorwnlk Library, and Patrolman Rob-
-rt Gainer is investigating the com—
:inint with a view to taking action
against. the boys.
“Full line at Auto Accessories
\ uron Kohn.
Grazia. Tucci of 113 Ely avenue rc-
srorted to the police thot he hul run
.nto two small boys. on Ely avenue.
Saturday alternoon. both boys being
knocked down when they ran in front
‘va his car. They were treated by Dr.
ed beyond a. few bruises and scratches.
Miss Mildred Alicr, Miser Emma
Chase 3nd six of Miss Slocum‘s pupils.
are dancing Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday at the Palace Theatre.
Bridgeport. under the personal direc-
tion of Monster Oacard. the ballet
master of the Rlvoli Theatre. New
York. ,
—De Vito's gang at the Armory to~
marrow night.
S. S. Wood of the Post road. Dnr‘
ien. reported to the police that while
turning the traffic dummy beneath
the Washington street bridge, on Sat-
urday evening in his auto. he won run
into from behind by Louis Ladrlgtn of
\Vest avenue. and that alight damage
was done to both cars.
A man named Lyon. living in Dar-
lon. called the police lost evening and
said that he had had on onto cccident
in West Nomlk. end that the other
man refused to pay (or the damage
done. He was advised to see a law—
yer He wanted a. patrolman to com~
pol the other man to pay for the dam-
age. '
-Ha.r;ls 4!: Gene. {That’s all.
Robert M. Wolfe and were not lnjur-‘
Petrolmcn 1m Murray is enjoyo‘
log a Guy’s vncetloh from his duties.
with. the Nor-walk Police department
‘todcy. .
——-Come. and hear Eddie Younger
new waltz. billed at. the Atrium-y. to
marrow night.
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The Dorien police requested the
local police, late last night. to stop an
automobile. Massachusetts registra-
tion. 108 243 which had aldesvdped a
car in that community. No trace of the
car was found here.
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A large delegation of Norwalk
“end the
Mucus are planning to a
laying of the cornerstone of the new
No. 86.‘ at
home of Acacia. Lodge.
Greenwich Saturday afternoon. Tlse
loaal masons will leave in a. ha y
from the Berkeley street chapel at 1
o 'clock. ' ,
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Welcome
Twenty. members or
Stranger Lodge conveyed elg‘hi new
members to Bridegport Saturday
the new
ni ht. In the Park city.
caididatee were initiated into the. or-
ganzation by the degree team of
Magnn Charter lodge. Following
initiation. a. general good time was
enjoyed.
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—-P‘uli lino 0! Auto Accessories
Aaron Kohn.
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Two committees. the investigation
and the finance committees. are to be
elected at tonight's regular monthly
meeting of the Old Well Hook and
Ladder Company 'and. in addition.
the names of about 15 members will
come up for final action upon their
retention or expulsion for non- -pay’
ment of dues.
——Come and hear Pietro and Robin;
son play “Mr. Gallagher and Shean."
at the Armory tomorrow night.
Chester Lamar. custodian of the city
dump. on the East Norwnlk side of
he Washington street bridge. com-
plained to Patrolman John Smith
about a driver {or the Modern Gro
cery Company dumping garbage and
refuse on the dump after 4 o'clock in
the afternoon. The dump is’suppoeed
to be closed at l p. m.
Norwcik night schools are to Open
tonight for the first session or the {all
season. Senior“! will be held in the
Center and Franklin schools. In ad-
dition to non-English speaking classes.
there will also be classes for advanced
pupils. Night sessions will be held
each Monday. Tuesday. “’edneeday
and Thursday of each week.
George J. Dietenbach. who had 3
china. wheel at the Danbury Fair last
week was one of the
mionorlce who lost quite a. sum of
money in supplies and equipment in
Saturday night's fire at the. grounds.
His tents. wheel and some of his
china was loot when the grandstand
burned. as it was stored in the rooms
beneath. Mr. Diefenbnch has been a
concessionnire alfRoton Point for a
number of years. and is spending this
winter at the Hotel Clifford.
*MlllllERl.
Your Child’s Bowels Need
“California Fig Syrup"
Even a sick child
loves the “fruity" taste of “California'
Fig Syrup" and it never toilet to open
Hurry mother!
the bowels. A teaspoonful today may
prevent a sick child tomorrow. If con—
stipated. biiious, feverish. fretful. has
cold, colic, or it stomach is sour,
tongue coated. breath bad. remember
a. good cleansing of the little bowels in
often all that is necessary.
Ask your druggiet for genuine
N. Y. BANK STOCKS
we seaclAlez IN N E w
YORK BANK AND TR usr
STOCKS.
ASK US FOR QUOTATIONS
Maples & Goldschmidt
Telephone 158. 154. 720
' THE BANK AND THE
BUREAU DRAWEE
This bank is more than 8.
Bureau Drawer. It is noel '
’merely a safe place to keep
your money, It is in or» ,
ganiutiou the: known how
to use money so on to make
it be ”mono to you, in:
.well to secure.
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motions for babies and children ’of all
ages printed on bottle. Mother! You
must say "California" or you may get
an imitation fig syrup. “Adx
A SaVings
.Account
can be started in thish‘
Strong Bank with as small
a-sum its-- 7
$1.00-One Dollar-$1.00.. _
‘7 Give you Boy or Girl in
our: and an opportunity 7
by openings; Saving: Ann‘s
rconnt‘ here for 11in: or;
gchbrus for rehearsal will be held at'
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many (EUROPE-5
“Cclitorniwf‘igflfiup” "Which’h’ia" diff
, _ {true Circle Wm meet j ;
Coalfield. Sier Hill
merging” r sinhlly planned.
The regular meeting cameo”... 3.
the High school
, _ auditorium at 8
o'clock tonight. ' ,
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A meeting of the Frank C Godfrey
Post. No. 12. American Leg-10“, will
be held at 8 o 'clock tomorrow night at
the W’ilton avenue home
The nght REV. B‘rancin J_‘ Tie!
Bishop of Concdrdla Kansas Was the
week-end guest of Rev. Thomas J_
Finn, pastor of St. Mary' 3 Church,
Roger:v devotions were held m at
Mary' 5 church at 3 o'clock yesterday
: ccraticfienatorlai convent _
lot-id tonight. .1! the Royal June: Ho.
The convention comes to order,
tel.
at 8 o ’cloek j
Court Laurflel No; 106 '
Daughters of America; will hold their
first get—together gathering at the
ten street. tomorrow (Tuesday) even-
refuehments of sandwiches. ccfl‘ge
good entertainment. All members arei
requested to attend.
1m
rested Saturday night for operating an
afternoon. ' Rosary net-vices vdil also
be held at” :30 o'clock Tuesday night I
The pollco— were notified last night
that there was a. “drunk' ' near the
tracks at the South Norwalk depot He
was sent on his way home by Patrol-
man Robert Gainer.
The case oi: Charles Weckworih of
Bridgeport charged with reckless
driving. wa7s continued for one Week
this morning by Judge Nehemiah Can-
dec in the uptown City Court.
A regula. meeting of the Y W H.
A will he held tomorrow morning at
the Y. Will. A. building at S o clock
Dr. Vl'nlborst who last sear gaxp a
talk to the members on "Hygiene"
will be present tomorrow evening and
give another talk to the young women,
The night. schools both at, Com"
and at the Franklin schoals will open
o‘clock this evening and all those
who are lnterésted are cordially in-
vited to attend. It is expected that
there will be a good registration this
Year.
The Russel &. HolfemCo. have start-
ed suit Against Fred M. Cullen of this
city. the case being returnable to the
November term'of the Superior Court.
and land in this city owned hv the
‘w'r‘nllnnl was attached for $3,000 on
Saturdnv by Deputy Sherlfi Nelsoni’l’. l
Benedict.‘ l
automobile without a. license was .‘ln-
cd :25 land cost: by Judge George H.
Vosburgh in the downtown cou:t this
met-hing. He tz was arrested on Mon-
;roe'strect Saturday night by Pat-sol-
mzm Albert Fraser, after he had skid~.
ded into several automobiles on the
wet pavement.
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Box 27 blew in at the Central Fire
Station 9.12.10230 o'clock last night,
Summoning the'dpparatus to Flax Hill
road and Elm Gro‘v'e street. When the,
firemen; arrived the); could find no
blaze and there was no sign that the
box there had been opened. This is
the thirli time recently that the fire-
men have been summoned by false
alarms. 31nd an investigation is being
made to find out where the alarmsnre
being sent from, as the master box at
the station does not appear to have
been tampered with
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INSTRUMENTS
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Donnelly’s
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Augevifiefs '1
only. Old renovated” materials
pure. tweet and unitary through
\ the different styles and qualities.
Simmons Maesses
for the ‘Relaxation and Sleep Yo}; Need
We fea re Simmons Mattresses beCause they Con- 77 l
form on ly to our ideal: of purity. capitation comfort and
“defection. They are made of pure, clean. mw Knock of Cotton
treason at you want to sleep uponw-yet their con 3’“ no greater
than you Vi ould be obhged to pay for inferior crude: that nobay
can conscientiously math fir. Come in and let us show you all
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are never tolerated. They no
and through—jute ouch mu- ,
Angevine FUmiture *
"nonwmzd manor sronn"
18 No Main Street
SO NORWALK.
\ but a Boole Ecol...
Catholic ”
iKnlghts of Columbus Hull, Washing— .
log. The committee in charge have
and cake. and also have proper-ed a , .
Louis Hertz 'or Winfield street. 3..-; l
,with R. R. lens—$13. 50. -
' , enlarged picture to a fine degree.
aduction.
with its softness, still greater field for its use.
inches wide—$7 thgyard.
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Reminiscensos -
in snap shots. 5,;
- Just as the older generation used to revel m the meme
cries of by gone days as they looked through the old photo
elbum, so the people of the present find pleasure now and ‘
in days to come looking over the many scenes through:
vhich they have passedé-little happenings that the Kodak
as snapped and so faithfully recorded.
Here are a few reasonably priced cameras, any one
of which will repay its prices many times over in real
pleasure:
No. 2 folding cartridge Promo, 21/;x3174—$7. 50.
No. 2 folding cartridge Promo R. R. lens, 2%x3%—$9»
No. 2A folding cartridge Promo, 2%x434—-$8. 50; witlf
n‘. R. lens-$10.
No. 20 folding cartridge Promo, 273x4V3—$11.5(l;:
No. 3A folding cartridge Promo, 334x517Q7—$12. 75,-
with R. R. lens—$15.
A favorite negative can be used to make an enlarge-f
ment which will be appreciated. Detail that is scarcely
discernable in the small picture will be brought out in the
p
All enlargements made here are made on a double”
eight paper which lies perfectly flat Whether mounted or
)t.
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3174x51/2—20c; 4x6—20c; 5x7—30c; 61/2x8y2—36c3;
10—40c;1i)x12-—60c;11x14—70e ' "
., .-. ~ fourth floor. front
. ' 'Dress fabrics
and coatings.
Never have the fabrics for fall shown such worldly-cue,
blending of rich tones and handsome Weoves.
This is particularly true of the coatings.
The new
.. v'eldyne still more velvety, still deeper in color, within.
:ofter, vfiner finish and touch than ever before—that’ s
Veldyne an 1922, the exclusive trade’ 8 favorite W001 duve-
lfyne, even more so now than it has been since its intro-
The shorter pile makes the new V eldyne more ser‘
viceable' m that itp 18 less apt to crush or catch the dust, and
Colors
shown. are brown, grey, taupe, sorento, navy and bla‘ck,54
For tailored suits wé are showing in 54 inch fabrics—-
woolcerge of exCellent weight and quality and wait;
was; homespun, both in a good assortment of colors at the
ya ——$2
For either suits or dresses we are showing a particu-
‘firly mgr)? Poirot twill 54 inches wide, in navy only, but
11 coloring in harniony with the realv.y richness at
.he fa” '1'r- mth‘e yard $3.50. ; , .‘
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