‘ “viii be sold: st m"-
Wm“!
' t‘ L ‘ “0., ,
loos! stores are closed todsy be.
us‘sot the holidsy to a great extent.
.13. sud Hrs. Hurry flourison have
named,“ their home here after a
Moon trip.
, . Lou! hunters sre reporting isir
‘mods— but the season has not as yet
My opened with s swing.
Mk Manon has resumed his
one»: at the Roi-walk High school
x.fiiiowing sn opersilon.
g—u—g.
access. or the m:- at Community
a
I
‘. the members 0' TWO? “0- 5. B' by the owners, Fred Csnevari, Neil
A... will probably hold an outdoor . Lyons “a Mike pod" 'Zi'odsy was , , . ' '.
. , o 7
«tin: tomorrow evening. ; selected as there is sure to be little venent to carry because they don t Wl’lnkle easily.
_7 W. R. Austin is today driving tho'
”fissi- of tiS’e 1028 model Chevrolets. of
i . much ho is the sgent. The new csr
arrived lust night.
Folios-lug on extended automobile
. trip Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Ca rtwrlght of
Cove utw-iiuc have returned to theirl
‘ "_ home in: nu
‘ ‘ Members of the Woman's Auxiliary
' . .cl Christ church will meet at tho
. church this afternoon as usual despite
fls’s hoiidsy.
HHS. 0‘ »
gigginridgrtendor Ralph Bennett was
migrating Columbus Buy today by
‘ ; , a rig an Italian cigar of exception-
. a: sine and odor.
2:; i5 1'": Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fey or 2: o.-
i'a Her Coins-M» this: held tu‘Coim ,
mutiny Hull last night. Free dsncinl’
every evening proves to be it big at-
traction. The tsir comes to a close
on Monday evening. the 16th.
idles Msry Schreek, daughter of
George Schredk of 8 Cove avenue is
celebrating her ,Iath birthday today.
This evening s. number of her friends
1nd relstives, including her uncles
and sunts from New Haven, will hold
A party at her home.
"Spark Plug" the famous motor
boat which hits anywhere from 8.to
83 miles “hour. will be given an-
other try-out in local waters today
tnmc on the river because of the
holldsy. sud hence there won't be so
many hosts get in the way. should
“Bpsrky” decide to fly instead of skim
over the wster.
The nnmnl shore dinner of the Nor-
wnlk Putin department is being held
st the Dorlon House today. the mem-
bers of the department taking shifts
at the dinner. the day men going this
evening. while the night. on'icers are
at the Dorlon House this afternoon.
This dinner islan snnuul affair, and
one that John O'Sullivsn delights in
extending to the members of the de-
partment. '
“ DARIEN '& N OROTON
”doling. ’,
b ,
The Ladies"
Aid Society of the
Kethodlst Church on November}! ore
planning”
will.
“hold .thoir snuuul ssde’Ton
November 14 and 16 in the afternoon
snd evening. . ‘ -
Stephen Wood and Gearge Buck,
popular local young men, attended the
dance st the Armory on Tuesday even-
ing Michael Dr Vito’s well-known
orchestra.
At a. meeting or the Harmon Fire
Compmy. this week. details as to
the kind at new apparatus to be
purchased were discussed and it was
furnished the dance music. ‘
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USE SUIPHUR Tll ‘
HEAL lllllll SIGN"
Broken Out Skin and Itching Ecsenll
Helped Over Night.
. For unsightly skin eruptions. rash
or blotches on face. neck. arms or
body. you do not have to wait for
relief from torture or embarrassment.
declares a. noted skin specialist. Ap-
ply a little Months-Sulphur and im-
provement shows next day.
Because of its germ destroying
properties. nothing has ever been
found to take the place of this sulphur
preparation. The moment you apply
it healing begins. Only thoee who
have had sightly ‘skln troubles can
I
' 3 l“ and. ‘A Note Right Now, 7'
Boys’ '
’ Suits
Two; Pants
M155!“ “5‘5 You 31‘0““ Fmd Time- Tomorrow To
s'
weights that, young men wear way into thewinter.
$25 .
Values up to $35.00. ’
I
K Fall and Winter
Suits in new sports styles or new short lapel sacks; new, fuller trou-
siep instills“: Our Values.
RCOATE ‘
' Over-coats in box or ulster styles—4131mm of the medium
J;
l
Con-
..ii’i’} . 1-5:
Suits
0 Avenue sre today observing Mrs. Marguerite H. Taylor was s kn w the delight this Mentho-Sulphm' ‘ ' -
I _ £03 :33; £23213? fignzzertsrsxry and visitor in N- in York Jesterday. mi?“ Even nary. itching eczema is Are the Most Pradlitacal to Butt
., ‘ , . or c y s after- dried right up. K . assortmen * . . I Z '
'* P903 0‘1 s pimsurc trip. The board oi assessors met this Get a. small Jar or Rowles Mentho. . We have a 81.318111] d sets. A host Of suits In smartest patterns and colormgs.
J w u‘ v , week at the Town Hull. to draw up Sulphur from any good drusxist and ' m all the (18,811? e weaves an . i
. i‘ U‘ ‘ “CY-are" s lucht. Cana- the new tux lists. use it like cold cresm.——Adv. - patterns in SIZES 6 to 18. '
;;;;,;;;;.;;;;=;:;;;.;;.;;.:;.;;.;;;;;;,:;.;;,. :1: :1:,;:5:.;:<:;13.11111;1.1:.{141311 , 1 8 50 t $25
.,
And. up. ’ ~ g ‘ _
‘ ‘Values. up to $35.00.
' "h
Boys" Overcoats
Are Here.
The good, warm kind, in styles
and fabric, just like Dad’s.
$7.98
5
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ACOBY’S
12-14 NORTH MAIN STREET
J
H . And “9' The House of Kuppenheixuer Good Clothes.
ave You Got .5 1 ~ 1 W
possible infection and, while the
has not yet been completed. th
covery of the relatively short » ‘
the larvae has convinced the
gators that the possibility of in
from any given locality can b ' v‘
much reduced provided new.
of infection are not introduc
Mrs. Samuel R. Weed of New age .except under most favorable con-
ditions for longevity. Ordinarily the
larvaordo not move of their own so-
cord more than s. foot or so from
their base unless they are seized with
an ambition to work up through the
soil. In this case they can work
through‘a soil covering of considera-
bly ‘more than ’one 100}. , ’«I‘ho Alarvae
seem to’ have a greater meaty or in-
clination for altitude than they do for
cross country travel. .
The studies which are now being
made were undertaken with the hope
that they would lead to improved
methods of preventing the spread of
mother.
finally decided to buy a new two-tunic
York. at her home this evening.
chemical and hose wagon.
————
Tize new West avenue cement road
Ans opened as for as LeRoy avenue
.csterday. The road is fine. and isthe
nik of the town. The corner is much.
.‘ider and has been improved“: my
rays When completed the road will
in cement from liarirn to Glenbrook
m ihC Stamford :rne.
Superintendent of Highways C. P.
Rumpt. of Darlen. is drawing up
plans tor a new asphalt penetration
road to be put through on the Old
Farm Rood to Tokeneke. It is hoped:
thst' it will be completed sometime
this run. ’
Red Hair
If You Hawk—You’re
Lucky
. To Remove Spots. '
Try taking white spots fro
dinner table with 'cigar ashes.
en them. and rub on with the n
Rev. and Mrs. George H. A. )4ch
{or 13 years missionaries on the Island
of Jamaica. District of Devon. will be
the speakers ut the Thursday uvening
meeting, at the 110an Baptist
church. this evening. It is unusual to
hour from missionaries from the West
Indies and all on invited to attend to-
night's meeting.
The Woman‘s Auxiliary of the 4
Spanish War Veterans, statutord. will
hold a plnochle and euchre in the
armory on the evening of October 20.
Spanish War day will be observed at
Soldiers' Home. Noroton, November 8.
The department president. depart-
ment omcers and others wil be present
at the ceremonies to be held at the
Noroton institution.
TROL HOOKWORM “MICK.
SCIENTISTS WORKING T0 GON-
.SAN JUAN. Porto Rico. Oct. '12.—
Chiet Victor H. "cit. of the Stain-
lord Fire Department today received a
on: check for 850 from the Wee Burn gvsitigstors or fthe International
‘ ' Land Corporation, u s tribute of up- e h Board 0 the Rockefeller
The first store we ever opened of this kind and the first cus- y momma ,0, the work a; the firemen Ii‘oundati : We the habits of the
‘ H on the night of Jumsry 1st. last, when okworm in Porto Rico. have ascer-
i ‘ . s “— the Wee Bum club-house was partial- tsfinod thu uni. 'u about. this parasite
tamer that cute our Store’ opening day’ was 8 I? headed 81 I". 3! 1y destroyed by fire. The communica- which they consider of great import-
Th ‘2 ’ ' S! ' tion accompanying the check is signed once. One ‘is that the larvae are -
a store W CCCSB. Th _ ink ‘ by Douglas L. Ellimuu, 13 East 49 shorter lived than had been supposed,
85 a Whale 0‘ a an » ats Why I th red‘ 3% Street, New York. It extols the work and the second Is that they possess ‘ ’
_ . 3‘, at. the tire fighters in handling the only limited powers of locomotion. ~ By Thornton We Burgess
headed girls bring me luck, H blaster.1 despit: the handicap of bitter The scientists are located at ‘Jtuar- " ‘
‘~ wca, er. an says promptness oi the do. in the heart of the cofiee country. ‘ ever htnk‘ ‘ l
a 3‘: firemen saved at least one-halt the Some of the mpermitted thelnselves to (1)! self Wmots I“ tot txurw’ ' - 1
so 3“ club-house. _ be inoculated in order better to carry .4314 Granny Fad
. - . --——-——- ‘ on their work. They declare that '
the fll'lt red headed girl th't ante" our Store, Openlng :: Ernest-H.1Glront, Firreniul traflic ofli- life span for the larvae of from tw: ' '
cr-I'. receivex iis t- lcial apt-oil Marni to three months is probably the aver- -
' ' " rs .~ . The oung Fox who hsd been so .
day, Saturday, Nov. 14, Will receive, FREE OF CHARGE, her 39 “'95?“ ,‘g ”ENC duty fo the you —_~ rudely Lumen from in. drum or,
‘o "I A was. P-I‘I‘Ollllmeni. “"11 as 201- dinner on one of Former Browns
. . . . to V ions. “We take pleasure in? advising hens, turned cold with fright to the‘
chemo of -any pair of shoes in the store. U ~"°“ "1'“ “1’“ Ward has appointed you > very pit of 1m mmch “an ‘1;
‘ V a! traffic officer. tor mum: duty gun looked up to see Bonerthe noun
." t‘me fro ' 9 ' 7 'wfln‘ might towns-d inns and only
_, . in October 9. 192... to October , . little my on One. he had seen.
5.! ‘. 1923.T:11é1:ed.h'1'hc Board of Select- 1 ' Bowssr chase his Isthsr, Roddy) Fox,
" g ' , ' "“9"." 5 3 t 9 first your that any uni he knswthst. smart u ‘c ‘s.
I’ll admit I’m a darn superstitious fellow, but it can t be help- : 3.131. am... has we, been on m" _ . amalgam ”"53"? to ,3? “9.,
I u y the year round. In ”previous . ‘ dog. » 0 8'03 voice. 1°“
ed—don’t forget the opening day— I We"! the custom has been to have a 35‘“ anderine”SavesYour difitfwigifi‘zt ”W F” "mar
‘ 5 $3: $510" in duty “W betw'e" Hair—Ends Dandruff! rFor s son is of seconds he stand
6 1 tbs] y an the Yale-Harvard perfect] sti l. The truth is he wss“
°° ‘ Sme- too trig toned to move. But, fright-d
Delightful Tonic
i ened as he was, he saw that Bower.
r Myer Bronson of 24 Arthur street. - had not yet seen him. Bowser wss .
_ ' ' ‘. New HSVen. was in on accident yester— - ’ ‘ "135110113311 3?: 0385,3131: 11:35 ,
g day morning on the Post road oppo- - ' .msde such a fuss abo'ut. He wt: t'sk- Htse' ,
' a th a 3‘70 the 8:343:01»: pogd. Mr. Bronson ‘ . ing his time about it. for he didn't ‘ '- 0-" .
. I W“ 5'" “Wm-V ‘0 "7 Haven Sm- . ' e ct to and anybody there. ‘ 3" as ' told‘ m that there 9‘.
, . _ -- when he rénched'u point near the ‘2 he discovery that Bowler hsdn’t» Hi8 .84 - ~ - v :a ans » . ‘-
Ssgumorc pond three ladies steppnd \ l. _ seen hits vs the young Fox‘ I little ’1” ‘m‘ a .
from the road in hp. way and. m {up i ' hope. 11 e wss careful rhsps he , . i;
‘ " ' ‘ "’ . {5;
to it. It was darkinside. ms 3 ’
told -:him ,thstvj-hcroewssepo sons
there. 'He'rii was Justthe hiding p1
he use looking for. Without was , .
could stesl swsy without sing seen.
Then s11 would be well. You see, the:
young "Foxy“ not well enough sh
anointed with Bowser to understand
ing to avoid hitting them. he skidded. i
and his automobile went on a big pllu '4'
or rocks. The five-ton wrecker i'n'n
.
‘.“‘\.‘,' Jar/nyajs- Inla/a‘l-vla
/ an '1'";
A Luttormsn's Dopot Garage was out. a that Bowser depends é-on his. nose ‘ .
’3 out and the car Had to be lute-11:11 ’ . rsther thus his eyes. The ion ‘ggfififitfigfigugmgé hsd found
. . H ch... rocks ”to". it could be set up“, Fox didn’t once thinkthutvhe we , ~ - .-. 14:5;{111 lying on its side-
/ the Post road. No onepin the car was leave ‘ v 1” Bowssr to .follow. 20111? one 305111 “.553 hudkhsd b?“
31 an'rtred and the car did not 560", .n 3%:an thought wss to get out-ct. mocha» 'ogt'fo T13; left “Fanning.
N damaged much. The car Mr. r - , ' - hi 1 id!!! f 7 you: 0X. ‘1 ,
2! son was driving “'3. a Dodge B on. flag 33y Ibcnn flinga s hghumt {Film no big enough for Bowser the Hound.
.— ti ' ‘ ' . cs‘n’t “has: ‘m‘i' ii; on right." '33? :31??? R33? 5.33.223.
. I‘ - . > g ’ . ; 2-. ' ‘
. » . 3;! R0 WA YTO V l th°m‘ht.cur'§.§°§:§§°&n? illiwm' # 3?; 5" it??? 3‘: h if“ “‘9' 5°
. . . v . _ .. nos}: 3, ruewminnes
_ . . 3‘ ' ‘ 1 he‘ would see me 1’ ps “33:25 {Etiolog- left him. He chuckled to .
———-————-—- I , * . r-h. ' . “h ' [me - _ , ,
. A Charles w, Bell's bungalowais being ' slip count! in the other—side 91 the “I was spurt." said the yo Fox
l! occupied by friends of Mrs. Davis of “"3“" 1““ 5°" “5‘!” “'9‘“? to h it. ‘not to lose m and
. . _ 1/! New Haven. ', ‘, agimg‘gimco ”13*; 31°"? F, 1'- ’“ ‘fi’vowserz: figiudmhsief'echZegog
“ _ ._._. p 1 not; «ream Bowler ludnt reg Now lie doesn’t know tint I have
. is ”glad; Castes of McKinley street has . Imfizkotu" 31.35033 FQféfiPtuago been anywhere sround and nil I need
. ‘ u . ’ ~ ~ , - . ‘ ”g . . _ . . ,
3.5 r“ ‘ ”“5“ in NW Y0"! citY- a Ogly tools let hnir an out and dam. gin fines and _do’dged£rquud gig-$3 (hes: ”$1123; “@333 {:23
‘ .u. Henry Johnson is buildi 1 r" m?“ N31061: means a, bald .’ ‘ LT eiwssnosra ' F‘W‘“ " one at those hens. sis: 157 must
42 South MsinSt. South Norwalk. 9! garage on the premises or $1.ng 3:3: :2: fiflgfi art‘s-3:23,,“ T‘.‘ d ‘n: 7 . Z d thi- yo midwigethfi’en snail-$5331
' , , . ~ e-. ,~ » , , ‘~ , .
9‘ of Rowsytou avenue. lighttul tonic cleans the scalp 0%: n 17" , _ he have had so tasks the length-in over
.‘i . particle of dund ht .4» .w ' _- ' ,- . , *_ m “21‘ f 18:31!» There is nothing. the using
WA R I ‘ .3935". ”a being made on the tur- , “at... ens . , V - . , , (file I wits. 3 This skid ' piece was
'rcn F0 FRIDAY NIGHTS PAPER 1 A n... m m. Rowsyton school in m..- M. »—W was for m '11- r... a M m
5"an for w. to:- months. . ‘ - ngdn t see moi. :And I‘m I’v-ru
, . > ‘ , "m . _ . smart enough to ink for. eluding“
laud. I’ll have
5‘3“” run “‘iwfin street has
'1 m“ ‘3“? and
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moboufhxsud by.
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