' B. a. A.. will meet this
muniiy mil.
re smithryesterdny tow—
, Red star barge. No. 19,
MI docks and replaced itl
t boat "Joanna." ot the
e. came into the local har-
cning. This is about the
t freighter or this line to
,wnters in the past two
- guns (or the supper to be held.
. 9 cy eveninx. October 24th.
a at the regular weekly
. “7 the Women's Auxiliary of
3 oral: held yesterday. The
fill be a public affair and will
of in the church basement.
,Khx's Heralds of the East Nor-
in. 1: church will hold their an-
Int“ box opening, Friday even-
“8'0 o’clock in the Sunday
3- rfim. The program consists 0i
0 hi! party given by a. bond oi
3 Mid. to children in mission
.. urteen ot the girls take part
Mist. There will also be a
by, 1] the Heralds, oniiilcd
the Tithes." and a thriliiu. .,
3 m story told by Miss \ia linn
" . -.lou entitled “\Vhin .\l:ii:~
ffild." I! the Heralds l‘('(‘(7'l\“|
“£13 in their boxes and in tho-
«altering. they will make om- m'
members a life. mcmhcr or the
it is expectcd that the young
'30! the Nazarene church or South
iltljwill be present _ns guest“.
ublic is cordially invited.
w'l'tinfl' on Sunday next, October
3 there will be thrce and it half
of anniversary incetings of
r- 3 .3. Episcopal church and the vari-
3 _ fichurch societies, next Sunday! we-
3 n 3. known as communlcnnt's Sunday.
; i 3 at the 10: 30 o'clmk morning
ice there will he :i corporutv com-
,mglllon of the classes coutlrmul in
. t church since its organization.
300133! at 8 o'clock there will he
ammunion. In the evening thcrc
jbe addresses by the nu. J. lirn-
Werner. rector of Grace c‘luuzh,
by the Rev. Chapman S. l. nuns .
r of Trinity church. Ottobtr 29th
be known as Memorial Sunrln-u
destiny. November 1st will lc \ll
fl :1.
nday school Sunday will be oh.
«1 on Novcinbcr 5th; a men’s get—
her meeting will be held on Tucs-
vcnlup‘, November 7th. while on
mixer lL’th there will be ohsmv-
3 ud‘ he thirtieth anniversary Sunday.
i special nddrcsscs and. on “’0d-
v November 15th. the Right
rend E. Cumpion Acheson. ll. 11..
7mm Bishop of Connecticut will
at the church at the meeting:
3 B will mark the thh annhcimrv
3 flyot'grunizziuon of Christ punish.
l -—u~....ks___
I? 0 W?! Y 7 ON
I zit-Tin Joh’u
L'Hommmliou of
33! Hint of Ilowayton nvcnnc is
obi; treatment in tin,- Ml-tliodist
lailn New York.
Eric F. Thomcs his gout- tn
Onlilainc. on IlUSli’li as (‘(lllllt'7'i.l-
h the Rebekah Lodge of that
nyn l wcll rcprcscntcd in the
W “log on these days. Since
opened. it few days ago.
iRWayton people have gnaw
in the surrounding wood-z
Rmer has moved from his iii-
orsb‘m parlor to tho ltrms b :i. 'd-
t is it. This is the {list your
l‘. {hitter will remain open fox
In previous years .‘lr
fit the store open only in the
ililnr
rt mimic oi licehlie curve was
mite! enough to get his exceed.
3 final field of pumpkins and
fol? In the born before the sud—
in“ temperature on \Vedncsrim-
Mr. Ferris slates that the ther.
registered 28 degrees at six
Iv morning . Mr. Fer-
ntly purchued a registered
and expects to start a
‘- dairy within the next two
u
;s
. c
9
Mrs; Edith Nichols of Long Island
and. Isaac D. DeNyse 0! New York
were married on Saturdav. 0'.ct 14 at
"\Vecdston.” the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward F.- chd of Content-
merit Island. The ceremony. which
took place at noon. was performed
by the Hex. H. H. Dumbell of St.
Lukc‘ 3 church. Noroton. Shortly aft—
er the luncheon Mr. and Mrs. Dc-
\‘xsc left for a motor trip to the
Adirondacks: Upon returning from
their honeymoon. they will reside
at their home in New York.
DARIEN (ENGROTON
Frederick Smitlr has put his: yacht
"Stranger." on dry dock {or inc Win-
ter.
Charles Smith. assistant postmaster.
was a visitor in New Rochelle, yester-
day.
Leroy ave-
Mrs. Charles Smith. of
recent.
nue. has recovered from her
illness.
...__—.
Staiwil, of Smith's Island,
Captain
in New Rochelle yes-
I
rum-.1 fricnds
terday.
J. E. \Ving‘atc and family of Cedar
GLth‘ luire returned to New York for
the winter.
\Ved nssday
to
S. C. Meade, returned
urcning. from a business trip
\\'ashington. I). C.
lnymond. Street and Son. received
21 curlond of ice. yesterday. Drain the
Knickerbocker Ice Company. in New
York.
“’ii linm G. Abondroth will return
soon to l‘ anama u E'ieic he is “Hit the
(lowriiincnt serxlce in the base hos-l
mun .it (.‘ristobcl. E
Frederick Smith. postmaster. went:
hunting yestt‘rday. and he fired scrcn
squirrels. Mr. Smith shot the squir-
n-l in the Dari cu v. ootls.
The Church Aivl Society of the No-
rmnu l‘l‘cshytPrian Church will hold :1
Silu‘r Social (it the> residence oi" Mrs.
Henry C. Hodges, .lr. .. of Noroton ave-
nuc. on October "7 at 3 p. m.
-n.
we Potter of
Illlllnl‘ll'7‘l‘ the
’xrn.»
.‘lr. llllil .‘lrs. Van Cl-
Vinnie nvcuuv. i'ln‘virn.
ucnzrrmcnt of lhl'll" daughter. 7......
to J. Henry ?‘<'v\'. Hm _‘.i:'.
.lulm Stulw- ol‘ Smut-l litilCll.
.uuisv. i-f
z':l Mrs.
nesday mo
horse. drawing a Bo
orrrér m vhowwean'V-I
via a. New Britatn truck. on -
art 8 ruins. and hit“ and mum
rden‘ 3 milk wagon,
day 6\eu—
at 2
The 1112':
was adjourned from \V‘ edues
oz. to Saturday afternoon
o'clOck.
._...._ \I
The funeral serxices of
Austin were held ate his home on
Hope sheet. at 2 .30 p. m.. Tuesday.
with the Rcv. \V iliiam Sinclair of the
Noroton Presbyterian Church offi-
ciating; . He “as buried in the Spring
Grme cemetery. Darlen.
lchael S.
The7 Missionary Society 0'. the Pres-
thc ri.m church l‘cid its t'.‘.'st rug-afar
monihlv meeting since the summer
vacation on Tuesday afternoon. in the
church parlors. A box of clothing
was packed and sent to a. mission
school among the mountaineers of the
' South.
The Congregational church is giv—
ing a county fair. on Friday evening,
the 27th. There will be freaks.
side shows, one ring circus. and
other attioctlons. Sousa's Band. coni-
posed of amoral budding musicians.
will furni-h the music. The price oi’
cdmigton will be one cent a foot.
The county fair will begin at eight
oclock. ‘
....___.._.
A general re-organlzation oi‘ the
Schbol Committee took place at an
important ‘meetlng of that body.
which was held this week, in the
Town Hall. ' Charles :3. Kane was lln-'
animousiy re-eiected as chairman and
the business of the meeting. which
lasted nearly three hours. was thcn
taken up. An important step in thc
rcwrganimtion of the committee was
acompiished when a. set of by-lnws
for the purpose of governing the body
was drawn up and adopted. Si;
standing committees were appointed
In order to permit the teachers of the
town to attend the State teacher" 5 con—
\cnion at Bridgeport. on Octobcr 21'. it
was \oted‘ to decalre a school holiday
on that «late.
providing a majority o"
the tea-hers attend lioh sessions 01‘
ll(‘ meeting. it was also voted to
sum. Superinivnrlcnt Loon ll. ltock-
w ‘.‘ to the nineting of 1210 New Eng:-
1.". vi Association of School Superin-
it‘ndl Ms. to be hold in Boston on No-
nqniwr it, I", :1 id ll. Mr. Funds. :1
new :ncmlwr of thc cmninittu‘.
liu-s in lellll'OCl-i. and is a lt‘tli‘llOl‘ at
.itnm 0rd High school tool; on
pmt in the meeting and made 80"(7' rzzl;
substantial recommendationr
who
?7lI’I‘.\II. WM)“ PRICES DOWN
l ['1]! (TINT. 1N SEPTEMBER
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l‘ll'llt‘llis h‘irv ln-purnm-ut will
u iiizisqucrnnln n‘wnncc on October
in ilu- llr-‘llfl'lS'-. Ci‘ullcrs and
will be on sub). 3
"r-lsrht train has stalled yester-
day :z‘ls-rnoon .in l‘mricn. with :1 hot
box. \i‘hr'n the hot box was cooled.
and thc tiuin was ready to go, it was
found that all the powor was off in
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SALEPRIGE
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.snm ' i Hues . . .
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Ladies’ Fine Q11 ality
<3me BUNGALOW 3
Mill runs 59c val.
SALE PRICE .
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Extra Large Beavy
7 BATH TOWELS— WHITE
25c
37 6
Ladies’ Pine Quality
MUSLIN NIGHT GJOWII’S
'l‘rimmul with embroidery
and ribbon.
50c;
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SALE PRICE .
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SALE PRICE
5!? value.
SALE PRICE
980 value.
SALE PRICE . . .
27 In“ HEAVY SCOTCH :ADIES’ HEAVYSGOTGB
:iciiu 1
‘. ,\Slll\‘GTO_‘.‘_ Oct, sax—1:343:23
food Full: :01 ‘1'}livlllh0r \vcu» urn;
pinximniviy I 1H r ccnt. lorn-r tinizy'
during Lingual. the llcpm‘tmvnt oi’
Lulmi' l'i sloriwi today on the basis of
surri-ss in fifty—one important cilivs.
representing nearly all sections or the
country.
From September 1921 the report
said the dccrvnsc in retail food prices
has inch 19 pvr cent. but since Sep-
lillti. there has been (ill in-
crease of 30 per cent.
guaranteed to
Ranges. $39.00
—llarsiow Ranges.
bake. cook and heat.
up: heaters. $9.50 up.
niture Company.
The Young Fozt Is Made Comfortable
Though‘tft‘d kindness in. the and
a
Is b'oamd to win
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By Thornton W. Burgess
s
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for you or friend.
-—Farmsr Brownie-Bey,
After the young Fox, chained to
a
goat back of Former Brown’s houseJ
ed three times been thrown on his
buck b the chain which held him
he wise give u trying to run away
at full speed. a next tried to steal
away, but, of course, when he reached
the end of the chain he found him-
self still a prisoner. Then he be
fully tint:- it was t at
chain that held him. If he could cut
that chain he would be free. He
promptly sat down and began to gnaw
ct—thst chnin. It; didn’t take him long
to find out that, sharp as his teeth
were. they were useless on that chain.
as we of tickets for the}
. neert this evening at théi
m Baptist church is moat
Ind. with continued fair
1“?er building should be
V0 :
m as published
”Mn: have called i‘orth
0!th anticipation.
readings should meet
guproval of the mas-
In the audience. for
W 'lections from the
'3 a: the foremost writers
37 m. nod probably best
rby men. Robert W. Serv-
Kipling.
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messy,
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w "ll the quickest.
01!; ales.
sourness. ter-
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. tlbie'tl give u}.
h relief. Cort
and “Insulin now
' onto-ell millions:
The musical numi'.
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Then he up. He stretched him-
self on Se ground. with his head
flat between his little black paws,
and didn’t move.
He won in just that. position when
at last Farmer Brown's Boy came out
of the burn. Hé had a large box, in
.cne side of which he had ‘cut a door-
way just biz enough for the young
ox to go through minimum". This
0: he placedon the ground close to
the post to which the young Fox
was" chained.
“There, you little rascal," said
Farmer Brown’s Boy,"1 think this
will make you a very comfortable
house. No harm is going to come to
you and I‘you will be kept out of mis-
chief. you only knew it. you are
really better off than if you were
free, because then you might get into
mischief and something dreadful hap-
pen to you. You ..nd I are gem to
get better acquaint: d after w in:
and you will learn that. I am really a.
friend."
Of course, the young ch- didn’t
understand a word of this. Perhnpc
he would have felt better it he had
mto think, and how he did long
his mother. Somehow he felt
tint if only his mother would come
to him all would be well.
Fume: Brown's Boy guessed how
the young Fox was feeling. He went
Into t3; house and got a plate of
3'?
Then he went back to the barn,
when he could peep out and watch.
but when the young on could not
see» him.
Formetinxetheyonngroxdid
nee-ova “connectors:
id] be put downvbeside that.
He was :very comfortable, but he
was very. oergmserabls
(
He was suspicious of it. He was very
suspicious of it. He remembered
how harmless that old barrel in which
he had been caught. had seemed This.
box might be the same kind of n‘
trap.
It was a great temptation to go
inside. Inside he would be out of
sight. and if there was any one thing
in all the Great World that: young:
Fox Wanted it was to get out. of sight.
He was afraid to stay outside. and
he was afraid or go in. It wasn't
until he heard the buck door of the
house slum as Mrs. Brown e: out
that he" put' more that his nose'iu.
side that‘little doorway. But when
he heard that door slum and heard
the footsteps of Mrs. Brown he just
had to get out of Bi so in he
went. It; was dark *there, and
somehow he felt safer.
But never once did he take hiseyes
from that little doom 00mg.
he was afraid it won] be closed.
.7 But it wash 'telosed, and- no one came
near him. Inside that be: m some
hay for a bed. The young-Pox curled
up in that hay. He "misery oom-
fumble. You. singl'ie was very com-
fumble But: he- didn’t once think
of tint.- Be ms very. confer-tome.
but he m7 very. very miserable.
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Shapiro Bros."
123 WASHINGTON STREET
Entire Stock of Shoes, Dry Goods, Ladies, Gents’, and; Infants? Wear to Be Sacrifieed at Pulses Far Be
lbw Value.
New Is Your
DON’T BELAY. !
Shoe Bepartment Bargains
woman's: HIGH cur
snot-136.3 oxronos
EN’S‘ HEAVY TAN WORK 3
M m styles. All to gd- at this
viale. Values up to $9.00.
SHOES
AT THIS SALE. $1.”
. : Au solid leather’fioo value-r3
AT THgs SALE « 1.93 .-
SomeMore Left 1 Why. Not 'a Bair of These 1*
if
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W NORWALK, CONN.‘
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Opportunity to Buy Seasmable Merchandise at Tremendous Savings :11 Dollars and Cents
A FEW 0F BUR. MANY BARGAINS: COME NW3' .
Ladies, Geats’ swim Bargains
Wommm mafia
1n. Pen-ales. and 7Gingh8’m?-
Large Went:
980 v as. . 7’ ‘
scTéIn'ls SALE a:
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WEIWT: um suns
ribbed. Sizes 36 new?
W1$ PINE- HOSE
Black andhrnwn.15’c value,
A'l‘ THISw SALE—Er. .
WOMEN’S- DUNR'AM HQSE 3'
Black. white and brown
190 value: fz_c 3
AT .Tmssame—
Here isra Good 0m!
MEN'S FINE Rees» new LOT OF women's 34.5.67 value fi
. SHOE ~ ’ " ”Row" oxronos - "men’s FINE SiLK HOSE 31‘ THIS SALE .
Black. Brown. All styles. Low rubber heels. We. just , 7 73 » .1 ' eh brown and grim three ‘ ’
Goodyear welts. Rubber heels put them our: $2 44 rjsgmq Left ‘37 No More $1135: 69c val 43¢ Bost’ ”Egg: RiBBEiJ3
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. ' WOMEN'S SHOES PUMPS 1?. Buttons. All colors. gameimlarc Left ofThose 25c value. fge
“laws ”“3” GRADE DRESS - ' AND OXFoF'DS ‘ H‘Bh‘ We Wt We » WOMEN’S‘SILK AND - AT THIS SALE—Pr.
sold them at $2. 00 pair. -
Closing. Out At This
SHOES a OXFORDS
All the latest styles. gating,-
All the snappy styles. Vglueé
WOOL MIXED HOSE
blacks. browns, 3L leathers
MEN’SEVFINE SOCKS
In the latest colors. .
to 53 00 73 .35 00 value 8a“ At— g1 50 mine. Black. brown. Fast colors.
Afr THIS S’A—LE i jAT mans SALE . yr rims SALE~PL :19"? 3333333853”: Pr 11c;
Why Not a Pair of _ Put Them oné Pair Hi Shoes 495 Pair WOMEN’S'BBOGMERS 1 __ _ '
COMFY SLiPPERS,_ GIRLS' ‘HHGUT SHOES: In large assortment. 3 mafia??? :ggigosli GR
Men’s .5; women‘s, in colors. in black and brown with Tuba gm DELAY! 75% rallie. 3 ‘ 37. ,7 Ge? Them While mp Getting
. ‘ 3 7 3 her heels Sizes 8%; to 2 A“? THIS SALE c I Good at Our Reduced
33 1E!" THIS SALE ..... 33 $3. 007 value. Come 8.8 $603] as 'VOll 7 5 Sale Prices
Keep Yourself \Varm in One
Of Our Large
$1.88?
AT THIS SALE
lNFANTS’ SHOES
E‘readf of. this great
LITTLE several-loss: .h
WE HAVE- OURc FUEL LlNE
’ event. Be. prepared- to
Tan calf, lace, rubber heels: visit the muest WOOLN'AP BLANKETS 0F MNTER unasnwaAR
fSh-es 9% to 13 ,2. 3 7 Black. brown. bmtonLoc3 99 g ‘ Extra. hoary. In Tan & Giey. m STOCK Haw.
$2.553 mine. 51 a Sizes 4 to 6.613691 val.- ' sale In the hist 01‘) of' Reg $3 39 m1 You Canoe: Them at Great-
as! Tins SABE in: THIS SALE ' the city AT THis SALE 52. 89 * ‘ ’
- iygaduced Prices.
DON’T BE MISLEAD—LOOK FOR THE. SIGNS 01‘} EB. OUR DOOR. "‘
wince ~ Our
: Windows for
Daily Specials.
Norwalk Chronicler