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I USE PH DAVIS
.IIV \VLIVHIIVGTON. STREE1
So. NORWALK.
(i.l\~l :ll'(‘ gctilllg
’21,. Nights III’e {I-“lllllg
1.
1 .IIII_V’ suggest--
Top Coats
Wool Hosiery
Warmer Underwear
_ We Are Prepared.
All ill. Moderate Prices.
OH PLETE ASSORTM ENT 0F
BLANKETS
In Cotton And All Wool.
Garment: of All Kinds.
E. K. BANKS’
DEV GOODS STORE
Undur Mahackcmo Halal.
South. Moi-walk.
lilIi NEWS
'IIII- rcgul. Ir monllIlV mcciing of thc
i‘li'l rs' i lllUll will be held tonight lll
mined a number of article-s of V421 'lilif‘ A miscellaneous shower was giV’fIn
L. V- “-ln- was found on the street. lflcsterda}. to Mrs. -‘stithom’ C4.Ilco:_lra. um: “38.5.
‘ “ and tukcn to police llcadquarters. Mildrcd l-iIch 0t . .\~orwulk.. Lib.
l ~Harrls & Gang That‘s all. » where it is awaiting an owner II)I(I)IlImIr'nI4“1:35.21:S 2: ;,;l(:'p:l::;:‘:)1 81::
A up; .;..;. m leI- style-Mme" 3-H"- The Mclx’inlm Auxilinn VV:‘_""“"4‘ oI' linvgu. sifvvr and pictures \‘L'U‘l‘n re—v
IIVVII 4I. “Hi Im lwlIi lmnorrowImI-cting tonight at VVlIich the Hul- (‘I-l\'I‘I] Ivy the surprlsI-d guest. Danc-
rpm 3 l" S p. m.. "“- the purpose 0‘ I lmvc en committt (I will make .1 rcpml. ing VV’:I:—.4 enjoyed lI;.4 {Ill present.
'nnmrq; HI‘W "““'4""- A” who can llofryshmIII-Its \Vill lm rII-le 3(4th “It. i’lllllth .IIIII culv- wcri- carved by tho
“mud pull :II IIII- I‘lly Hull lmemIn mating 34(4):}; XImIVIIIw.“ 'I‘IIII gillvitls gromfn.
. (I :< and lilk? the oath. __ \V't'l‘VI I. ibr‘vs‘ _ :Iry an: nn ,_\4r III,
DIN h ‘1‘ ,. 4 ('1) to IlIIiV- I136 hunting liccnSI:='.\l:II4_::.4I;4-4t Burns. May (Turf and Julia;
" “Ill'l’i’i‘m‘ 54'“- \V'Iimcn's Guild. lllllVl: liccn lSSliLd :Il llll‘ (Illicc of Town ; IIIIIIII. III of New Calla. ".m Lonstaucc
rinltv ('illlli‘il. :II No. Main HIV". i“ “I; III-r-Iuit ll. Smith. .Ind Mr. Quinta. II (It Shimmn. Eleanor SIIIIIVCR.
lIIIIHIluy «mil FINIU'. Ur?- l’J ‘ml ~‘“- lumnh IIIIIIIV “Hit! I ill.‘ prm-II IIIl' I: I: i- .‘llIIi Ethel Luckhvnst. Irv-m and
A ”—“r’”"““ lh: It lIrIVVII n thr-r- :IIIIl I‘Imr lIIlIIIlrI «l DDIUHI)‘ ll.I.\“‘F- MIN and Mrs. CNN)?"
’l‘lIII III'I‘iIIinl llnnrd nr ilw SOIIIIIIIHOIO 'ip(.vys(g would I“ fires-Ilia]. lurI- hmlw kz-I-pinx: m) ‘I'oodizlml aw:-
u 'rIrV4..IlI: NlI-IIIOII‘INI church IIIIr-ls Uni Inn». SIIIIIIIIII'II. Roth :IrI'- glurln: Ills of
Imirnr.’ ('Vl‘lllni’: n! 8 o'clock .It thI'Ii _ Full line u! Auto Accessories’SHIIIII'OI'II High rclmnl. \ll'. (‘Iiicunc is
I1l!‘.‘-"lll.'ll.','l \l4 IIIII H“ mltuininl: In IIIII| Any-0n Kuhn. IIIIIIIIIVI Il .:‘ the Yul." .‘e Town: Mi g.
IIIII win! r VI nrk will hf t:-Ikln up. All; , (WV. win 1 1.35!) tcacj’lcs V'inlin liluVi-ng.
JIHHIN'I“ MINI“ ll" III‘I‘S'WIL Final arrangements will be made 'l‘lu- p.2x44lj. ‘nr'xkr :III at :1 lat» lmur.
__.- for the: Armistice IIIIV puruIlII and col- ’r-I'Inr III- in: (it lightl‘nlly r-nlm’tuluui—
\VIIIIIII ”III “’I wk lhc \ancn‘s ohrziiimI, on NOV'V'mhI-r 11. Ill. :1 "1(01-‘qp'inkdflit cotlcsnonvlcrtcv'I in the
"Infill"! Ml-‘Isiili‘nrl' SW‘l'WV 0T lllf‘ , in: 01' Im- gI-nIIruI ArmisucI I? IV com— I Sfmnlorvl .4\(i\':',0€lit
'IIIIIII Nnrwnlk MIIllImiis’t l4IIIiSI‘0I'nl.miltcc. to be hold at tho Norwalk.
i‘llll'll lime nIlIlIIIl ,illsl short of Hawk 3 Armory tomorrow night. 'l’hI‘ Iinam’I i Til-4 nncamimvul (If Sam's-II Chausky
m ”hr”. 'l‘lw 3mm.”- will mpp' I‘llifrcommillcc will make a report. ['0: l\hi.~t city to Miss GI-rtru.4lI4- anlox.
(’I'IIIIIIIIIV) (veniuz at 7:45 o’clock III_ . —...--_. .-_—. n 'Inuulk “as unnolmcnl m tlIII
III I'I’:'~IIV‘I.'II:(. NI VI and old mcmlmrs,‘ Just-NI Cahill VVlIo has boon ~cri-‘l:w 'I4Il Him 01' lurr lIrIIIIIIr. Clizxrhs Tar-IL II'ImImI'IIin is not :III
III iIIV iIIII'I In :I.tlcnrl .misly ill lor thr- pm! MI Vcn w-Icks v. 1th, 'Il l‘IIiIlm‘poH. his-4t I~VIIIVIIIg. 'l‘h-I
V ..-,..__._. typhoid t‘cVIr um! gastric hI-mor II'IIIHO‘IIICI- mc nt camc as :I compltmtr
'Vl‘ . I’vnclivc (‘Dfifl‘llmf‘ can hc mmli- I rlmges, is il'li!‘ to ho about again and IS‘J‘IIHH’ to all rt‘lath'I-s :lnIi gllcsts,
..v 15! II yum-(9..., party from llcnni— ’ lIopI-s In r(Slln‘H? his ulltomnhilc IIusi- ,\'~‘hO {.ltcmlml the 4VV‘cIlIlim; anIl thv
,.., I“ m.” II, \Vllil‘ll will IIII most ‘ muss at I; ll lV4cr strccl in uliout two i" ‘0 w. If‘ heartily congratulated.
III4:|,\' IIII‘I'I r"‘lli. Tim Ilnmillon vwks. :il'mnjtl (i‘hanaxyiis very well known in
n! I.” \anl Htrcr-t has: n, Ills: Ilay -- --‘m 0"4 c s a Very actin,» m; m-
III.!.- IIrIIchs and Jack }loi'nhr, ——Pcrkaps you dont know it—yom- ‘1‘ r and omccr of tlw local Zionist nr-I
whinh nrc V-(Iry busily mnIln, find I mother (1099- “-30 does yam grand- I? INK-I110". and SPcrOlurV of [ht loc: 1H
II ll‘;lill‘"i llcnnison Ilt'mnnstrntnr mother‘SIamford Stoves are made;l‘alisli.Ic Ioumlatlon l un-i. lie is all
. , I 4...}... w," m “wig-“mg :1an mak- by the oldest. sime laundry in AmariI IIII V. :II cnzazwl in the hardware I»: Isi-
I44 :I CORlllrnF for your party. (‘a and are the most reliable Wc are II'S-‘I C‘II l‘m‘iflc strIII t. His finncon is
GENUINE SPANISH
CASTILE SOAP
15c Per Cake.
Stillson-Powell Corp.
South Norwalk.
I‘
I
I
I: H lidraws
I‘wvls for a
’ngwimwns
BATES STREET
SHIRTS
In Beautiful New Designs
$2.50 to $4.80
WOOL ROSIERY
7 5c to $2.00
MEDIUM-WEIGHT
UNDERWEAR
$1.00 to $3.00
Rogers 69‘ Stevens
Nor-walk So. Roma-1k
'7 g Flam-cl: and Outing Flannel:
The l-InrlI-uvor Circle will hold
mIIIIIiIIg with its lcmlnr.
Mrs.John C.
Slicrman 5 1.7m strut. tanning;
(\lenosduV) alt'ornoon al. 3 o'clock.
'l‘hc rcgulur monthly mcIilIIg ofthc
Norwalk Building. ilen and Invest—
nli-nt Association will he held [day \
the officrs of Taylor .Q- GolIlcn, Inc.
.
—I4‘ull line 0: Auto Accessorlqs
A uron Kohn.
XIIIIIIIII-rs or lhf' \Vomeu's Associa—
Iiun (II the South Norwall: Congrega-'
tInIIrII church arc to inc-ct on \Vednes—
Iluy nflcrnoon at 2:30 o’clock in the
1:Ii4lors_of the church.
A leather pocketbook which con—
uxc lusivae
Company.
agent:
An important mootin: of the Y. M
H. A, will ill‘ hvlil Inmormw mmning
nt the club rooms. on South ’ Mnlu
slrcct. to make plans. for the
lion um] l'l‘llOVil'lflll (It the building;
so HR to do ll\\'lt}' with pull. of thI- lm~
[II-r Ilrmrs .IInIl mukI- :III :IIIIlltoriIIml
mil ol‘ thII upper part. Tht‘ puns have
III-I-n IIIIIIIII-I II and VIII! lu- I-onsiIlI-Ir-d
zIt lOHIUI‘l'I)“ ninhl s llli-t Ill‘g. ‘
~Hnrl4is 5‘; Calls. That‘s all;
,Ghost I :Ithcis again
'night .‘ll‘ll VVill
I, hours”
iTiliF‘ hum”) on Sun.
:1”: 2t! 0' ( 10(4 k m ass.
at
IND,
held on Thursday afternoon,00t.19th
at three o'clock. In the sun parlor of
the Royal James Inn.
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PI mnnigull of the Holy
prcachtd last
priach for the final!
Ihis cw-ning .It :30 o'clock nt
JOSID’I'S church, where thc forty
IlcVntion is being OIISOIHWJ
Iltlmr
Hint
St.
\‘nstn Iraq V
5:
Tllfllvlilli’,‘ {llltl this morning
30. 7 and 3 o'clock.
\II- InluIsr; m lluckiimhnm \V ll. C.,
that towm on \\ cIlncsng'
will that in the First (US-
:30 oclock sharp.
I
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4.-AngeV lne Furniture '
nitcrzl- ,’ 'l‘hc Moman'
Il.I,\ morning at. ”n. this \‘A‘ok
““859, “ (-ro said VVill mlurn homc in Art 5 now
Noer :llk Country Club.
I. innur was scru‘l and c.
110. V4. ho I: no Ilr-Ici l~ III to takr- ml- 11 hp nrizrg worc
iVantrIa-I or the invitation extcnrlml hV'lI‘mw' firs“
tlIII \cw (In. nun C‘mlls to mu-t with 'cm‘m’n
thI- m in
utlI- IIInnn
tIict to tukn ihc hill? to \‘cw Pnnrlau
.It 1 o'clock
if at.
.‘ 'mcmlmls 0! Douglas 14
4 Inc also planning to attcud.
ll. \all Alstyne.
The meeting will open strom 0‘ Nomalk Wflre among 11543
A number of guests at the Stevem‘a-Imwe wedding.
mV-Ier W 11.0,” ”‘3 Fir“ Congregational
Danburv. Saturday afternoon.
nigh. stain and velourMsiz—athe a?
flat paint. The Gui-ham Cmnpamf:
Two. women bmcdtem 73! stopping
at 4.1 horn on P: ilrcud int-nun were
Imlng sought 3;: .- police last nlgfnt.
who. however. Wee:-
them. ' The women_
llridgepoft. a ,
city were notified of thc‘ unsuccessful
search here. .
were 4- wan‘ted in 4
3 A dog on Couch stth which is Vic'- ‘
:1 nuisamu “as complained
police ii :st eVGning
named the
E- utid chain
0.
ions and
of to flu
trolman Robert Galml
owner of the (log to mu
his pal.
o
I 'I’his afternoon my. first wwllng of
Ike season} of the Women's Foreign
Miesianary Society or the Norwaik M.
parlors. 19v. Genre 1?.
win lead discussion in the'first chap-
’tm4 (If-the study book. “Building 17p
i lurliu." »
i‘v A card mm is being held this aft—
'IHIIIzoo l at the home of Mrs. Jared R:
l. I-tts 13 Maple street. under tnea was»
pleas of (mi Sisters Rebekah Lodge.
‘ No. .38. I 0.0.14‘. The card part5.
VVilI extend into the evening.
-
ed the police last night that two young
Int-n. evidently intoxicated. were act-
ing s‘uapiciausly on the street, and
Were ringing door hells. The resident
went to police hoadquzlrters to mnkc
the complaint. but \V'honv,he returned
with Patrolman Rnhert Gainer. the
men could not be located. although a
imost thorough starch was made for
(Item.
SOCIAL
NOTES
also V’IIIV popular in \‘oru’alk and Is]
:In :Iclim mcmhm m the F‘ustrrn Star
:II'III llm T.-.rlr)V- )lIIlVI _V‘ Post. Th6:
.4:ItI nI ”l0 VVrIlIlinx: has not lmcn .m-
110mm.Il.~St:Imf0rvl.XIIVQCQYC.
FZVcnln: Social clul)’
ill iv i
in IlIr~ lndm mom or the Red Mm:
.\l.IiIl sin-ct. chmnl llrIW memlwrs'.
\VI‘I‘Q" prescnt and ancing’ was enjoy-
r-Il. Blips lromlwm plnlml thr- piano.
.\‘I4.Vt VmG Sterling's orchestra will.
turnish lilt‘ music and guests will be.
lll\ll(' J. The following- work a special
IIIIII II: Ilnmcnt of llullouc' on charac-
lrr VVill he held.
_.._.
'l‘hcmlorc
Slam-II. of Round View
Tm rncc lcft for Tlelrnlt, Michigan.
MsxtcrIlny. ‘ilr SI. IhrIll will return
lmmI- VVitlI Arthur Olson at the (mi of
Mr Olson and Mr. Stabell
car.
'l’hc Monday Rrhlzc Club met at the
roster-day. A
ards cnjoycc‘l.
VV4nn by Mrs. P. A.
Mrs. Frederick 8. Lyon.
The hostess VVus Mrs George
17V- “mm and Mrs Carl A. Bar-
ch arch
unable to matter-
IIJ tllfl.filllllldl‘!ties in that .-
gnad Pa- 44
church is being held mike church
Tompkins ,
A resident of Hanford place inform}
Btltllvncix Is [I [NV-SI Intr-d
tfiat many {If' I‘
do not in!
Parlimne‘vnl.
the Couiilimi
WPFI‘.
follmV HIV-
«or V’.
al
(73-3.
A a":
.t
,_
:l
the Best
and
l
Men and Women.
Ovemoats
Far Merl Wko Want
J acoby’
The Hem: of Good Clothes for
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UNiflNISTS ill
I ‘ IIIII’IIIIIIIIIIII
LONDON. Oct. 17:» l 4..
i‘l‘i’.‘i§).-~Thf‘ meeting (I! i
cuilccl for Thursday at thy
Club, will he
i". is almos. cerium to lIriI._-, 4.4.
that} crisis to’a head. I’.»44
vision. \viavkthcr to lirmi;
'cnzliition or stand hy I‘rilill'
Hold Georg», is known. Ilr
is Imt rived“! to Iloxclop II-
‘in any dircction.
'th att'vnilnnce at l‘.4.I- l I
lw cominwl to the l.'nimII~I
('l' liw HOUSE! (If
I ninnist (were: who are I:
II. I- Gmfltmnm: zit. Thin.
irI- firm-svmmho of the Chi!“
1 Th4 Iprlahution m l‘
mrm is that when .Auslc: I"
llnln was III Ictt-d in MI:
lead tho I nlouists. in II- .4
in succession to Andre“
III was not chasm) to .~
lriltfi’r as lcmlm‘
:In-l Himt in fact.
.IiII- party
,ltonar
’hIaIIII.
g Accordingly.
of the IV? I-
“I“ II .
lul‘; lug-«In
Lav:
\;-.. 4 I
retired I,.‘. -
it i<
pu Ity as .1 wholc mxl I 4. I. 4 -Z.
mmn l.) explain g: I n ’ ..
faith in the premlo l' III :4 - 4
and his minister-i;3
\Vhilo it :a amww-Il
IIIL
(.
0f gran iflllwlll”
‘44jllll
it".4’
lists
.II'EI lull
I4I4, 11$
{mil—
l'fi Ii“—
llik"
inll‘l'
Ilion
44::;l5y
Comm I4 ;.-
Irwin-I‘-
4 4. I. to
Illllllllls
Law.
I-E thc
p1! rty,
of
Mr.
iii-
«If'
44ml Mr.
'4 l0 lhe
4.I ll “ll
:Irml
IilllllOllt‘l‘S
4VI' l'\"‘l\V IVTI‘ l': .‘lt
tho mreting Vrils Imul . I . \l' . 44-Is OI III-
mos-t consmbxllcnr ll!)illlt~ll$ aim much
IliVidz l as to (-.\.-I 4‘_V4 \‘V'lld? VV‘ilI llappcn
on Thursday I’ :~ .‘lilllliu'd a: just
concchahlc tlI; l- .: (cmlmrzlry vtrnce
may Im pilcln I! I : , IIIII nobody places
much faith in Il-
Th0 altunutix
Chamlflerl Ii :'1 V4 .1. :. ;.
unicomr‘.
>4II
and his .II III- NI ::I I..I- nice.
'It will IIII I-V I.I~ i llirkcnhear
Sir RObtl'l llorIII and perhaps
minim-«w VIIJI I-I4III;I
contidvnl'v r\' A large majori
a successful meeting lust night second Vi 4A4 is that the meeting will
declare .Imiim :nlhnrenco to the
Coalitinn. \iiIil‘il would he pquirfllent
to a vow (It no confidence in Mr.
Chamlwrlum :Is I':Iionist leader In the
Commons. TIIIIsI- holding to the
latter chIIIcl
“Willing tlml practically half the
have declare Ii .
the leliticn. it is a fafi.
l'nionist me
44llIi tn seek
I'II'"
ticket on which
I-szifl,
5,. m
it cor-s
ll}
of confidence. Mr.
dissolve
—-Comf’0rt and health. Internation- '4
One-pipe Hea ters. Hegeleiu.
—Harris &: Guns. “That‘s all.-
:Illnfl support it by con—
‘liy lfnionists
:Ic-ninst continuance of
however,
re-election 10
mm prefer to adhere to
notwithstanding the
chant. Ii 01 ininn ~ of their constituents. ,
Him) is lIusV' as to what will
llll I tings decision, which--
Some obsen'ers
supposi‘ III: It ll Mr. Chamberlain gets
his Votc
> Gporng will lnkc advantage of this en—. .
coururxvmvnl to
and arrange an immediate election.
Parliament :
.l"\‘.'S are that Mr.
of the Coalition
this city and was mmediktely takeh to
a hospital. “We were being fined
cut." he add, “and as Ike nose of the
.ship came outsidq of the4 hangar, I
'noficed it my a little with the wind
and as it proceeded it ’ca'r'eened to one
side. “-’hen the ship was a little more
than half was out, the wind caught it“
wtih full force and carried it over to
the west side of the entrance of the ' ,
hangar. The wind let the big bag g‘p .
and it droppedf the bottom bf the cal-
scraping the floor.
I Another puff of wind caught us and
I decided to jump I saw the big ship 4; '
«ant and heard the hisaing 0f gas. '4
There must have been another rent in” .
-the bag, but the fence of the escaping
to the floor-
I was ,
someone running. .
The big bag was a mass of flames. All.
gas threw me Violently
Then 'came the expioaion;
knocked down by
of the others must have, got away be-
fore the explosion came-”
I
I .
burned are:
1' Major John M. Thompson.“ head-
quarters, Fort Sam Houston; wrist.
broken.
. Sergeant August D. Albrecht. leg
broken.
Sergeant ll'arry Biles. leg broken.
i Ben Baines, néwspapor man of San
Antonio, arm broken and poséible in-
;tcrual injuries.
Major H. H. Strauss. commander of
the craft. slightly hlirt, one leg being
VII-cliched. He was able to prepare a
detailed report to commanding olficels
hero.
The following were ux/tnjuréd;
S. Deane \Vasaon. reporter Houston
Chronicle; 0. E. Holden. B I). Alex-
“sanctioning Sauna. It”:
“I
Self- and cm!
the hull. Idem at!» inn! duh-r-
am, and math 0:! ugly linu.
Ifyom- dual“ can 'twiLu-dm'm!
but , 11m. «infra. "a
3.7.001.”a Wc'fl W at. ’8‘.-
Sim 34 to 48.
Nemo Hygienic-Fashion Institute
120 En: 16th 3%.. New York. Dev’t M.
+44 Lleut.
lat Kelly Field, was {crushed to death,
Those injured when the C~2 fell and .
New Light on Biblical LG".
7 A ludicrous.- distortion or
‘ I’lcéurred not long ago In an
58:00! when a small 131ml! Vim
W alter A. Ball, 27. stationed
at 9:10 oclock {his mornin’g. when like Pharisees: ”1'” Farm
‘his airplané fell five hundred feet, mean, measly 10“ 119 day we
The aviator was {king 3 single- seat—
them gave our Lord a penny and
Lord held it out in his hand
lacked at .it with scam minim
‘Wlwse substriptlon is this?” ‘
ton Transcript.
éd plane over the southern part of the
city; and it examined at the him-see
tion of two highway’. 4.
83.11 was married, Whis wife residing
here. .
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Mates: Your Child’; Health by Uéing—
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' G ARMENTS.
We have all sizes from six months to 10 years;
Prioeg 4311539 from $1.00 to 31.75.33914 garment ,accdr’ll.
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The ideal towel seniee for offices stores and Iacton‘es- They are.
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50:. a Carton of 150.
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25 WASHINGTON ST.
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$3139 '
WERE HOME FOLKS
ENJOY THEMSELm.
A: I‘Ie $931.33 rcsiaur ant wheat: we
rather II: 413m curse} res on our "m
cookm‘. m ’ . :m’ the giants, quality;
and clean} ass of our foals When.
Von ta“e meal here you ieél like,
telling all 3: ‘ ’ fiiemls about Essen.
load a spa-33hr.
SAVOIA msramm’ .
Business Hours 6 A. M to 12 P. i.
54 South Mair. Q3133. . .
a,
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CHANGE OF ,-
CHANGE '
Brown—“Since I buught
4:114 I (limit have II: walk
to the bank 10‘ make my
backed as
i and
other
him a vote of
ty. A
COB-
mbers 4
they
Lloyd
Tel. "
deposits. " ’
Rhek—J ‘ All, you ride
there ‘3’ ’ _ .
!,
Brown~‘ ‘ No, I ddn‘t ‘
5153 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
make any. ’ ’
bad for Brown.
That’s
Spend Less
Save More
The People’s
TrustCo. *
YOU WANT TO KNOW IT
If there’s any way of saving money on vour Fall Shoes, yau want
to know It. There is a way. A safe sur: way cf getting footwear of
excellvnt quality at a reasonably low price.
-- YGU GET 38TH IN —- '
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN’S FOOTWEAR .7
They Are Economical When You Consider How Long They Last.
.3
Flu-ct Bank under the arm
on Washington St.
South Norwplk,
Conn.
The regular monthly meeting of the _
Norwalk Chapter. I). A. IL, will be
Business of im-,
Engage-
announced
.. ll-‘Ii IIIIIII banks
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i'IIr the final
his home.
want to be in.
Mill successful
IIIIn the savers at.
II‘l
. ,given bv Min-belle Austin, accompan-
. Miss Mary Cunningham Mrs. John H.
variance will be discussed after which
Clarls Silcox of Fair-field will speak,
and sewml violin selections will be
led bv Visa Jeannette 1 ill. Hostesses:
Ferris. Mrs. William H. Baldwin. Miss
Emily Lyn... mas and Miss Daisy Hoyt. A
full attendance is requested. Board‘ 4
-4 . meeting at 2: 30 o’clock.
.we $950":qu m ' new
YORK' “FIR MD TR 081'
STOCKS.
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.you are welcafileis your m V
house, and the one plaée
'wkere you know “filial: you“
are welcome gven wken you
came to get monéy is fie
bank where you have m '
.own account. Stallion“
ings aocount with flmm
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.4 insurance.
bath by rich men sud those in moderate circumstances, is life .
. In its impurity as a conserve;- of. estatés, the modern trust
.,.company also protects hie insurance
4 Insuraneecan. heieftintke careoftlfis
.1tfixstee, for this benefit of those you may name.1t:w.lll he in»
mted and Whales} in weal-fiance with yonr Wishes, ex-
Wd 1:: your’will arm a lwmg‘tmst
The Tm“ GUI-pally and
Life Nance
There was a. time when estates consisted solely of the _
.-property which men themselves hadI accumulated.
Nowadays, a most important part of many estates, left
Used by championship teams and endorsed lav leading
' eoaches throughout the calmiry.
Designed for speed, teampiay and all-round efiectiveness
Wand Worthy of. your consideration. '
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Men’sfimfionfiola . $3.50;Boys ..... . $3130
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