Rome Mead. aged 21. who gave her
m as 1 Day meet. was admitted
' the Norwalk Hospital between 1:
m a compound fracture of the nose,
mus lacerations and contusions about
" the face and head. Four of Miss
' Heads teeth were also knocked out
. the injuries being sustained in an
. automobile accident inn \Vcstport.
, Miss Mead did not care to tcllrmuch
ghoul. the accident, and all that
* could be learned was that the car in
ewhlch she was riding from Bridgeport '
“to this city became unmanageable
’~a.nd crashed into 0. stone wall. and
she was thrown ‘with considerable
‘gforee against the windshield and hem
‘of the car. -:':3;Q’
No one else in the auto v. as injured
so far as could be ascertained.
‘r The. girl was attended by Dr. \V. XV.
..Tracey and today her condition is:
,sald to be improv.ing No report of
the accident had reached the Westport I
authorities who could be reached by
‘lelephone today.
- 13‘." TOKIO, Oct :17 (Associated Press).
@Jananesc evacuation of Vladiv.’ostok
L_consummated \cstcrdm. promises to
to the signal for a .new war in that..
{territory with General Dieterichs. :‘die
hard" leader of the Russian \Vhitc
G rd. allied with Chung TSd-Lli‘i.
‘Igncrowncd King" of Manchuria. ne'-
cording to latest advices received here.
w
l
': 'NE\V “AR IN \‘LADIVOSTOK. .l
I
l.
were famous all (nor the country.
to rightl—Siei e llrorlie.
1 o'clock this morning. suitor-ins '
t fracture of .the upper jaw. and numv '
.Mrs Harriet Miller.
Lfi'iliiam E. Grannis. a Icontractor in
'William ~M.- Calder, Republican
of New York, will probably be one
of the victors in this year’s elec-
tion for United Stntes Senators.
1112va INTO m HAVEN
' DEA ‘
' xi-zw HAVEN. on.» ‘37.—~Coroner
’Mix today Aingulrml into the killing of
' aged 50 last
night. by an automobile driven by
Whitney avenue. Grannis told the no.
lice that the woman suddenly'appcar-
_cnea.ma_nd
ml in front of his machine el (1 he was
unable to avoid hitting her;
t
CHAMPION 011101.155 'oF YESTERYEAR AS THEY LOOK NOW
The first "open house and intom;l
‘ " dance" given by the South Norwallri‘ " 7‘
club this , was held last even-'2
in: it the club with a. good attend-
aizce. .
The club mm 101' infliecfiog.
a d the members and their guesiso ,
‘joyed_ the faculties of the club. such 3‘s
the WW Mano} Men. the bowl-
his Jamel»... (smoke: dancing: ,
Music to:- the dancing was
nlshed by Speldel's orchem
Bridgeport. and was greatly enlo
Light refreshinonts were served dab;
in; the evening
oaké'. -_
ev. enlns'a DW‘ .. » . ..
mm mm
ANSONIA. Oct.
tal. shortly 11am midnight last night.“
as the result of injuries received elixi- 4?
ier in the evening, when she was rain
down. on Wakelee av_enue by a motor ‘ .
truck operated by Morris W. Tuttle of .
No. 6 Oak street. Bridgeport. Tgel
truck is owned by Lena Stetz of Myra:
tie avenue. Bridgeport. and was on the
Way to Bridgeport from Se) mour with
merchandise. Tattle was arrested and
held in bonus 01.5500 to await the in-
tosiigmion of Coroner Mix Tattle!
Save the “611‘s.“ started to cross the
htieet in f1ont of the truck The worm .
an leaves one son. Charles Zedler of
this city. -
Some of the champs who back in the 903 made the task of winning baseball pennants a habit and
' By the names they were known then they are:
Ned llanlon Jawn McGraw Wilbert (Robblel Robinson Jack Dosle.
Front row (from left ,
Back row '3
(left to rigiit)——J0c- Kelly. Bill Clark, Sadie McMahon, Bernie Cough (bat boy) and llughie Jennings. ‘,
38 W all ' 1'
Ary E? l a1 -‘ Co. .
Phone 428
N orwalk, Conn.
U. S. ARMY PURE WOOL
UNDERWEAR
$1.50 ...value . . 956
$16.50 SHEEP-LINED COATS
Molcwkin lip. 4 pockets. wrist-
x-i c11ffs._ >
HOSIERY VALUES
251: Lisle Hose. 1.30: 7 for $1.00
l‘islimerette Hose. 190:
3 for 501‘
29c;
4 for $1.00
Navy “'00! Hose. 239C:
3 for $1.0!)
Heather Mixture \Vrml Ilnso.
. 4:313
Balaton Knit Hose,
' . 1:. s.
ARMY JERKINS
Leather mp. wool lined.
$4.95
PURE WOOL SLIP—ON
SWEATERS .
""ll3€d.""al $135
0. D. SHOES
‘ Sheeplined
69‘:
$1.59
$1.95
$2.79
$3.5
. ...... ‘ $3.45
$1.! '
$1.96 . “
‘9. A "
3W3 1 I .2 . Z". T .' . $10.45
U. s. NAVY SILK 35 WOOL
UNDERWEAR
\Vhlto Only ,
Special~95c Garment
U. s. ARMY ‘ PURE WOOL
OFFIGIAL U. s. NAVY
PEA cams '
$18.00va1ue. .' $10.45
13me BREEQHES
$5 .00 value ............ $3.45 lt'ha'ki Breeches ....... ..‘2 .15
ililll-ill‘lllllc Brooches . . . $3... 9'
\‘llnp—l ‘nrd Bret-rims . . . $3.95 ‘
S1108 (‘ nrriurov Breeches. $3.95 >
) I). \\ full Bram-haw . . . . $3.95
.-c.(1l‘\\
l
'1‘“ eed Knickers, $4.35
UNDERWEAR VALUES
"2.00 Henri; l’ihbod [‘1 :inn
Suits ... ............ $1.- "5
. mt'prt S; Protex Union Suits,
Vi ool Mixed . . . . . . .. $1.95
111‘s: \Vool Union Suits,
Speeial.............. $2.275
, isle Union Suits . . . . . . . . 9.10.
. Lined Breast.
o. 1). WOOL sm'rs
Daub! a
$2.95
Elbows.
I!
H
U. s. ARMY SHOES
Munson Last I
$3.95
’0. s. mmr PURE WOOL
03113311121113
Double-Front and Back.
$6. 00 511321) LINED veers
$3. 95
$1.45 Garment.
SHOE VALUES
Army \Vork Shoes ...... "2 .85
.lfliiieskin Shoes . . . . . . . . $53 95
Hoo‘s’a‘il or Plain
. ('izarles’ Cushion Sole.
..... 54m?)
‘13 ffikll‘l Shem ........ \4_ 6:3
\‘PV'v LENSE- 8111i?“ ....... 5").9)
U.Q 11. Armv Sweaters . . . $3. 49
SWEATER. spacing?
Military Style
A COMPLETE LINE OF
‘ 'a ‘H. b ‘a_. w a
‘ .
ww,j-7‘.,". ‘3- '3'- a 2
moon-s . -
consisting of file .
The remini- eanment commit-r
tee o! the autumn-gin charge of the
m -,
27.-‘-—Mrs. Ne‘il'le :
Zedler, 65.11%ch at the Griffin HOSP];- ”
I} .
’lml
val-.0191}: Eats with
‘ in Hudson seal and monkey fur.
Black Moire and Satin with silver brocade and E
game of monkey fur. r ‘ -
PM Hots, turban and mushrooms with Autumn
flowers and fruit. ...... .1
And this brilliant assemlolage, all at
Come early.
Voertamthat
‘wfll oak
Second floor.
‘ ’1'
In size
scalloped.
9x12.
8.3 x 10.6,
$6.00?!) $12M 5
" Imported Gretonnesgefor drapes and cushion cov—
erings. mostly large floral. designs and. birds.
$100ands2eoayard
CMDWRQMCO
. ... -..—«......
Newa- Curtains, Tuscan Nets
wand ( Easement ClOths of 101* ch figmfed materials W1 th ,
edges finished with deep fringe and heme straight or:
High Cradle» Wilton Rugs
- f ' made by Marshall Field and Comp
- 'A finely made Wilton is one of the bes
made rugs on the market tetlay. It may be used in
guy room where there is much wear, dining room. live
mg room and bedroom if desired The patterns and
colorings are 11111131) and varied so that one may easily
act a mg to combme with other furnishings. ‘
fil‘here are well eoyered- gfionnds insoft tans and
browns, dark blues and. indefinite mixtures and these
éi‘e ideal for rooms that are in constant use. j
Rugs 111 light effeeis with much old rose combinetl
with blue and soft grav with rose, and a very striking
’ design has black 111 the 1101 (lot.
All rugs are finished with heavy linen fringe.
$85. 5010 $120.00
$815010 $115.00
Rugs 1n threshold sizee to inaoth above patterns... .
Fourth floor.
. This is a Special purchase
about which We are very one
1211115138th oura6lves. We fire
it will lie apprev
The lists are such
fine with in: coats
5,1113 other wintry wraps.
Small close flats of gold and.
tinsel Bilver brO'cade with vole
.Orange and silver, tan and silver gold
trimmings 91 simple style
#3361"
omestic
Tim-d floor.
35
frog}? '
. r;
The Stylish ‘Top
Coat
It 15 made for warmth and co- «
posing heavy and substantial. The:
in soft Bubdued colorings. <
browns and blue grays, and 1E- ......
fabrics that are unequalled .« -; 1}.va '
ties. The coats are cut on may.
'etitched seams, patch pockets .5 '
them are lined to the waist.
Svarmth,
Imported Top Goats right fit. ml .1 :. ; :5.
llllig
Of coqurt t0 thOSC V1 110 Biol! 51' i (1: Ch; ’ i
Eng the pEth‘llSh label. Tlit‘s“ We?
. . Plaidback Sports Coats xx
11"
I; L545-
Q
on.-
Dressy Coats, Plain or T1111“
Marvella,
Some of these we in “71.111 lil't'vh
’sleevesz that boa gin to <llzt 3‘3 IE: 11.: ‘
like. There are cloth («1 1 gm \\ E1
bi‘oidery, 01' fur t‘nlial's giifil iiw
squirrel, foxgand wolf . (he
crepe or satin.
gCloataiice of ‘ Lamp
A line of manufat turor‘s mm? 1 5 im
difierent coining and 0.111 «lulu
davefiport land bridge lamp:
‘ T1108 0 Shades are of
l5 {:le
1nd in «1.11.; u
Slllli‘t‘wl
Ger: ma Cloth a:.d otizei stint}:
11 v.1:
1:. g g ..
.Lll.r=l n..,_ -
Priced to 3‘, l 9500
Shades
11.73:.
t
1
Hi ....
-
1
1.
\lllx. ‘3.
Georgette Over silk or brace ides. and «122.117
materials and are trii .imod and ornaun-L'
galloons, fringes and silk Hilts.
Ce: Iain of the bot. (lair lamps
'-“ated with Irrench flowers
..mguets. ..
are 9X0 His:
in festuci is an;
One-Third Less
“’ , - - Than Regular PI!"
06
Heavy warm Coats in Sm
b'l'O'WllS and grays, 31506110111439: ‘
' :U_3r\
211.31 floor
or o iii-Rm co ,—
exwxm {551
lil.li1\.
Bkhur 01' the
Gouwrneu‘r 1‘“.
Philippine Islands
“mike lu \1int Paul 5 cnuicn on Sun-
\\ 01.1. n Immense: loaning. 7“
WW mg! i. it) tell about the “'01 1..
should [)1 thougiiga privilege for the
peoxyle o: Norwall; to It 61136 0111303");
{I tunity to meet this great. leaut‘s L. ...».
Me was the on: of Sinai-n ~ ,
the intemenormnatlonal
Hartioni last week. and
consensus ot‘ opinion that he has :1
E3 ieal message for all Christians-
.gAli poo we. who are.
spread of Christian-i
The bishop came
6 attend the
inéeti 218'
interested in {the
' throughout Loo
world, are imited most” cordially to,..
to come to the service Sunday night. and -
Eton to Bishop Masher.” There will._
be no missionary priming asked:
11111115 ciloce
_. M (when:
in
it. was the
.s
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miller- the vim“ 2(-
7. ,cse' Ca-L. az‘r‘iqnnlflg
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Norwalk Chronicler