wa- -" "' “l
Bum No. 19. is tied
,' m dock: with: cargo
ber of members are expected. as im
portamt busing. willrbe discussed.
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Book & Loader road. fixed.
4“: [00d attendance is ~
' The i‘.cpublir‘an electors cf the Fifi!
*3 " V l -. '. an n mu: m can us 11:13 «w.
' ’Club will meet as usual mg at 2:30 o’clock. at that Revamp.
WIS fit the East Avenue inn—cu. \v’l.r.-. the}; nu: CAPE :i
7 ‘ ‘ ”mics to the Republican roux-ethic
W” a law he'd at 9 o‘clock at the C12}
.169:
.‘_~-.
4cm waters on Saturday. Live.
in: find a khaki cover. was —~——- . _
Wu and white. and Was The Wedding of Miss Melanie
floral“ Loni-c."
. amt“
‘
p
[Lot-we, of 29 Deer Hill avenue. Dan-
bury, and Chester H. Stexge'ns. of New
MOT-“York city. took place at the First Con.
bf gregational c‘hurch, Saturday after-
, ~ """‘r- noon at four ,o'clock. Preceding the re-
- To data the “Rosealie,” another hearsul which was; held Friday evening.
7 mm the min ewe naw. u ”0.5.: Carl Loewe and A. Percival Loewe. of
,. bid to carry freight here by the Han. New York city, brothers of the bride.
m'Line since it started operations. .entertained the hridalparty and the
l . members of the families of the con-
A caucus of the Republican electors tracting parties at dinner at the Hotel
‘of the Third ward will be held at 7:30 Green.
v‘r'rt'k this evening. at the Marvin
school. when delegates will fit vloctod‘
., lo attend the Republican convention. Are you a member and do you attend?
at the. City Hall, at 9 o’clock. The i. not come out to the meeting to-
co'm'ention' writ nominate candidates sight in the Hose Company Ball. ‘l‘hés
«for woremntatlves and m: justices of .3 an organnmtion formed for the im—
t’lfe- peace. provement of our part or the city and
V . . \oz'y property
should be interested and attend. The
Association is maintaining street ligiw’
along Rowayton avenue. and as soon
as finances warrant. addilionul lights
will he added. Help with
script-Ion to hring this about.
that the ”M".
new freight boat. will
u ..-,,..-.re
The Rowayton Ciciv Association.
of?” Speed boat "Spark Plug" was
W out most successfully in the loom
moor yesterday. and att '.Ct(‘dKE01ll-
“table attention from local water-
‘ and cthcro‘ who saw it make high
“tagged; ."l’ter cruising about the har-
m it was taken up‘the channel to
tm’ Bast NOE‘WSIK land.
then: tied up. '
, DARIEN & NOROTOA
Lowlios' Aid Society. of (hi
""‘31‘13’1 I‘ZI‘i-‘Ifll‘:VI Ci‘n'rn‘n \z-E'l lm'r'
a. l’=‘.og:honc cal-:0 safe, on Saturday, in
Li“ 1 “.m—
fiflrs. Catherine lirowretl or 23 l-‘lrst
firm-t. ce'ehvatvd her- ’ "‘1 hi-fi': In"
murday afternoon. and was surprised
layer home 'ny some 18 of her ping.-
lattes. who gallien'd to
—.
nw A Du}
wish 1“,, tho Parish House.
11min happy retains o the day. ‘ . .
Games were played. while the 1‘ , -*"-’-1“‘--‘ "- 33‘1”“3'”
252i Victroln were kept bus:-
me alumna":
wee
:; \ i~'f‘o:'
Hrs. :1 1.:“2‘1'553, : :1
, licfrv-glnnvnts , ’ .
cle‘lfi’m'l and tho Hill» mus-ts tif‘f'f‘l""~l '
m 3‘1'0
monthly meeting this evening, in the
Rowaywn Hose Boone. Arlnrge mun-
The-Rowuton avenue road. Iron:
max Hill Road, pagttthe Greenhougses.
the am! night of the tan- has been oiled, and the 31010:! .in m:
Mwbéat owned by l’rof. Hall. South Norwalk, for the purpose
flats at 34 E33: avenue. First bf nominating candidates for Jusucos
ivII-itolen from the Norwalk of the peace and also for repreeenla-
owner and resident*
your tub-
.
3i . :17.
their, soft. and wooly. , ey "are large size, a1:-
“lowing plenty ofroom‘ to tuck'in.‘ ~ , ‘ -
In Block plaids, blue, pink, tan , d rose with
white, helio ’ ' g
trope gray midi white.
Lambs’ Wool Comfortable: 7' .
Covered with fine quality sateenjn rose, old blue
and gold. They are filled with extra fine gr‘ade of
lambs’ goo], ‘
$9.50
0
Third floor
Towels, Irish Linen Huck ,
Made from grass‘bleached linen hock which gives
them a soft lustrous finish. Towels bleached in this
bleached. _
Hematitched Towels, » . *
in guest size, 85 cm, $141) and $1.25
. in large size,r$1.m,. $15081“! $2.00!
Hemmed Towels, extra heavy hue}: made for hard
use, large size, 5,79 c128 each
. , Third floor
STO‘VES RANGES
U
y“. 13"." 'i':.x
to handle (Eu-
all
poll's- are getting really
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i 11:1;
1 «m 1 ~ ; ‘hn‘ng “Lil; 223:“:
. +11: ~. if} n. w‘ 2?. and
n. ‘ : :2 :‘l‘ The on} will"! si‘nson.
.'. Q. t . 4 .
h h c . . .1
~“ ~ " "“3 ion-n. Why": «are.
, ~ ”#:r‘vfani‘m
$4233 to $180.00
FOR EFFICIENCY AND economy.
:r' ‘ an»? N] r n ‘_'
v. are. E‘in‘nn :mi 2132': bic-ji 153K231" I’m‘
'3‘ F313; :13: um‘ (‘i' 17'.” lost Luci nuns: rv‘irible 51-33758 made. The?
are mild" '3" H‘” »,‘.. -+ ~ 'v ‘ "leg. nil l‘i-
for ha
gig. making and limiting. they cannot be beat.
’ ~ GOAL 0;.- WOOD or , ‘
COMBUN .z'lLTIQN COAL or WOOD and GAS
Stamfez'd runny; (1.51 3:3 5mm; 3 burr e': :19: can}. cake
.r'wm’d' A!“ {—315 plum, W‘“ W" broiler can Le furnished
l; fit all range-3. _ - . -
V l a.“ .
(limo (loam: ."rn Lno- .31?
be furnished an ll: 3%-
d', ..
1.1 " ll ”at?
at improvements which
f .‘ . ‘ *-
:«tuvoy,
Poi-mm ctww’n-w nl ' -» ‘ “‘ "‘"
.v. ‘ ‘ ‘ 5 “2‘.“ Vili’l Tecuc‘rivni ,i" ... -
“w advantag " (5:1) 1'21“}? ii! (' Liklnn- d:~gg:“:fi;if§»u3 ‘1
Milly tiff-21‘: ("l 1:}: told (1:7? A - . :5 H ‘LIJ are
1.1 (in: I;
‘ v 1 . '. _ .. > .
ma m min, lam. m. 1' 11:: many stvles of this m‘irb'e
WE ARE nxcms‘rvn AGENTS.
>rww
Fumiture (10.7 4 A
'mORWALx's LARGEST 31-032" :1
_ Main St. South Rm; {k h
”_“'O,fi_w“vA A
J“; ----_“_AAA—
"'W
\
"True enough.
,ohly when balms some one cornered.
I heard him when he-‘first startedout
and he was crying ‘Fox! Fox! Fox!
Fox'
thought he had
after a few minutes he began to bark .
jithe way he does
' (the one he was chasing,
not get at him.
. "c" t'xe E'oznr‘. was the“
mg you he must have been phasmggomv On :, l a x w 33'
one of our children. What are we‘ ‘ e J Sigh "nu n‘ehhe‘ Of them
- going to do about it?”
' 7 find out for ourselves just what
, .Vliappened."
most decided
Kan-me. way'the‘ young
‘ .ke‘aprrg’in -the bushes
wall on the edge of
ether-d. When—they reached the
' of the stone will they,
, fromytbe henh‘oziseand
yhat was gain en ti: '
7% ‘Efflhz
n 0 J
- .w“ - \W - 7 " ‘ NI‘?‘
Reddy and Its. Reddy Investigate
By Thornton W. Burgess
8‘st {.9 tempting fate;
5'" you 52:: {firestipcoa . ,
‘ ' --Cl:'. cu...” -. ' s
‘ . l
When Sammy Joy told Raddy Fox
what. he Ind". seen happen voirei' at
Farmer Brown’s, god how one of
Reddy’s children was 1 primer to a
him] back of the hgnhouoe, Roddy
hardly knew whether to believe it or
not. You In, he is okay: very
doubtful at Sammy Jo). He knows
gust what a, mischief-maker Sammy
II. However. he hunted up Mrs.
Raddy and they talked it over.
“I think Sammy told the truth,”
uid Roddy. “At least, I think that
youngster of ours is in trouble of
some kindl', _
. “Why do you think so?" asked
Mrs. Raddy. F‘Yofi" know as well as
I do that there is nothing Sammy
Jay would 'enjoy more than 'getting
us up there for nothing.” "
“True enough," replied Raddy.
, Butfihaten: Bowsar
the Hound is barking- as he barks
“I think Sammy told the truth,”
:‘sv'd Raddy
nt- thc to of his hangs I mu - . .- .-
_ , - st m-‘icst—ivgate waich
03nd 5’03? ”'3”: but you know, and 'out’ahcut.
Very carefully they docked 1:}
Farmer I; - Fume;- Brown's
Boy. .- t was (.9 {we seen on
where. c '
. means, as
when ‘he has found
but can-.
If he was not Chas-l
really feared Vbcwscr;
”him too many times”
they cauldrfoal him age;
if must get him away from
. I'- '80 10:11:13 news-swam it
impossible ‘
barrelgendr
e are go’in‘g to go up then and
said Mrs. Roddy in
way.
together they started' for
or Brown’s. They went the
Fox had gone, .
along the stone
the Old» 01'»:
. 11,6
Were no ‘
they evil. sag
adhere
So
we
way Will wear and Ias't much longer than if chemically 7
g .1";
, ' very qmekwayor ad~~
. fastened. no hooksmd ~
5-'$125D. " wifhhmbfingmumngt
At. present day cost they would have toisell at'$15.00.-
siere ‘ itself is made of
finest .material, ”111 Slzes
for slender, stout» and,
average figures, .
3m and £2.00
CorsetVSectionf-Second floor
Vii
1).
Buttons - %
have come. into their
own afisl ore in .great
demand. for trimming.
Fancy
Ivory. Jet, Bane, Oro- ,1
tons. - ' '- '
l
Notion‘Stock g "
- Notions
. Black Sewing
Silk,
100 yd. spools, letter B, .
10 cts’ a.
. ‘. spool
bur.) unrulzm: liv- rzc'l ‘ m .Im d
M.“ their haste. J I. l: y. W“ “with frivnll: in Kev: Yi-l'lz, rc- ' ‘ . " t W s I." y '
mm of u... a... ‘Qn'QWSmLIXJH = M W 001 H051“? for CM len .. spools, 10 cts
rod many zgandsorno grills. ‘ .', .. , ‘ f“ ,‘ .~ 7 ‘ . . . - '. , ’
«.— ._ f 7‘pr l’NH‘HJr-{lonfjiffy-Zr"; 31: Sports Hose made Wlth the turn-over cufl, m bl D; 988 111mm,
.. ‘. , LL'E ‘ :: 1v > urn g‘ 'n -i. ~sz .- 4‘ ~ “ . .
ROW YTO/V f... F“...,.,.....,_,..,,,.., ,.,.._\...g1_‘ay, fawn and putty color, also Heather mlxtures. ac or ,W 15%“ 6
~ ,' . . ~- _ I -* - fiver»; rnrwfz: blzes 61/2 to 10. These are an Imported hose, II ta! » F a 03'
N-—-——. - . ~ Irwwyoym . :1‘ sh “.LT, , ‘ ‘ ‘ ' Pant Hm
“fl Ella Nany, pry-v” flzs -‘ 1.3 iiwjr- idol li‘.“ 0‘ ‘ . ‘ . ‘. f" 31'35 a Pair 8 ‘ 5 "a" l ,
at m; home of 1m. 32322141711 ‘ -_ Sports Hose m ime quahty brushed wool gray . 4* . 6t: each
(11, o! ltovraytnrt .'. an. . . . 7 " l ----- ’1 ~‘. ‘ .. ' "t ' , mono Shlelds, ‘
g and Heather, mth turn-over cufiz'. Also unported;
; Slzesq8 to 10, . » $2.50 a pair ' e . .59"
, AT _ \TEVIN’E’S .: null Length SW of fine' wool, in brown fitment Shelds,
- L ‘ - ; Heather mixtures. Priced according to size, $1M
STAMFORD -‘ ““3““‘1‘MW W”
“93%,3M"
_ Mix; .‘J. H. Lv'iu‘li. m .\‘o;tz.u: luzmrn- moi-luvs went through. on Saturdn‘L
to Hi“ Yalwlown Game. The local
(3n
Dent “Foxget
At the Dennison Section
An awful sight.
, Such c ate, such
Witches, and such pump-
seals and silhouettes.
Grape Paper for dec-
orggon. f
eryt hing or a real
Hallow Eve party of
7 torfible-fierceness.
in a number of new voters on Satur-
day. The Selectmen and To'w'a (,‘mrl-
;Steplicn R. Hoyt. were in session rm:
9 a. m. to 65p. in" and they will be in
mum again on that—Suturing 111.
hours of session bcingfroa. 9
to 8 11.111.
, Lt. I".
=soH00C
' fin "Sfii'lnfily‘rpull a” 1‘
figmfi the biassie‘sre: is- , ,
, Does ail-3375: .
tale, Pearl, \>
mom BUBNED T0
The rennet number 01‘ CARMEL, (33.1..
.-—_..,..
Mfrs? .......-.
" 'mmml
, Frosteomésfioon to stay even if there mini
days occasionally, so it. is well to be ready for x ml;-
cold’whqn it. comes. Through this week you Law: .1;-
shom some wonderful fall wraps and wax-2:; mm.
For the most part these are of-h'ght weight mzvrrlnls,
beautifully lined and With the distinctive toga-Tim; 'm
the Myof trimming and cut of sieves or collar z‘mli
only an. experienced maker‘can produce. Son-iv are
trimmed With fur. . ‘
An'inspection is invited. Come and try than «.2.
Priced from $39.50 up
l
In
Second fl r
J
‘ ' Buy Your Yams Now
andhavawarm garments ready for first cold days
‘We advise giving thought to yarns now became:-
the stock is so complete, both as to qualities and
cdors. And no matter‘ivh’a‘t you ‘Wish to make our
salesmman will be glad to 1193111 any way, giving
suggestions as to color, quantity, etc, and will even
start the work if desired. .
Knitting, Sax-
, Good Shepherd Wools in Scotch
any and Shetland Floss.
Utopia Yarns in Germantown, Scotch Knitting,
Saxony, Shetland Floss and Silk and Wool. ‘
Sig-Knit-Ring Yarns for sweaters and tams.
‘ Scotch Knitting in heavy andpxtra heavy weight
for sweaters. - ‘ ‘§
Gorticelli Gamers
sweaters. . , ' . .
Ask to see any of these yarns before selecting.
. ‘7‘ W... _ glam floor. north aisle
Hair W001, especially for
s.
fi-‘ , '- .... \-— w...“ a K.
Kim florfi‘ ln‘, bould not im lea-:2, i ,-' . r.‘ ;
terday,'but it will be known in a. .1 .. “$3... .
flags. , - ' ‘ '
”Lit-22! d in a»
f {inc omit aorwl
.
hr; In .'
DEATH 1:: HOME 515‘“ “figs 1 crir‘il‘“ «W
Oct. l3.——-llrs. film i‘“
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I ‘ ‘ ~~ $565 l’sfx‘cl
ms. . ’ ' o q.“ ESCORZmé MOREL
. , .m ‘g 'I “ 1. .a “(To $935“;
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