1055 PH DAVlS
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So. NORWALK.
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I-quai qtmllty and workman-
ship, prices cmuot be lower
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Overcoat; $25 sad button .51:
“Union Suits . . $2 to $6
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A‘I MPLzT: ASSORTMENT 0F
BLA TS
in Cotton uNndKEl WW
mg Outing Finns!
of All Kinds.
K. BANKS’
DRY 6000C ITORE
Undo: unhaokomo HON“-
soutll Nomlit.
Illi ms
l I :50 vemnce Council Daughter: of
m-wriiu, in Stamlord. will entertain
lll Glory Council of Norwalk. next
evening. Nov. 7.
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1. if mI ( ting.
Harris 8; Guns. That's nil.
.‘xilIIIIIiunls of South Norwsik
”nudist Episcopal church and
lli‘l'l‘ ll sr hool should note the
' i it \Ir of their services tomor-
IWI l) Churcn
Iw mornng and hereafter.
at 9. 45 o'.clock and
001 is held
mod music good floor and a good
I! at the Armory. Satin-do) night.
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. rs Ironc- Charnok Chaplovisc, of
dnpvst. Hungary, aI‘rlve-(l in the
in Ii Stab-II this week. and is stop-
nI: :Ii, tlII rI-sidence of her brother.
ulvmwn Churnok. thP we‘ll‘known
li'lll‘l‘. in Lowe street. Mr. Chow
,k luul not seen his sister in thirty-
rIII- yt‘I'U‘S.
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« dials renovated at O'Brien's.
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Ann“ V
I ”will”:
It: Il ll
1mm 5h
“'1 slur“
in her complaint was de-
V‘onrs: arm by her husband
. has “0"?!" heard from or
and was'loft at thattlme
‘iiv Fl\' minor chlldron.iho oldest
imr l2 and the youngost 4. was
:INI-l n. Iiivorco from Albert Cold-
ink, formerly of Norwalk.
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—-'.'l(‘ n. day for ten months pays
:1. Hoover cleaner at Donnelly's.
IlI Inonsziratlon.
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v FOR COUGHS, COLDS.
* BRONGHITIS, 1‘.ch US
I“ . G. White Pine with Me thol
and Eucalgptoe
50c.
Stillson-Powell Corp.
South Nomlk.
-‘_‘\“ -‘ ‘\..‘\‘
“‘\‘\‘
fl' 5 -12..-. at. ‘3“,
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a
«an
.Elia. Casey, Dry HllI road.
All morn-l
III-II requested to be present ‘20”,
ch‘mg service is held at 11 o ’clock.é
Comspmk of Sherman who
or Nomlk.
T?r.f1*é,ArnéoIS' Gall'fi’”
: motors.
tonight“ '
:ii
Joseph Fabrizio of Magnolia avenue
has awarded tho (‘0: ’Iact for an in—
tel-national ono- pipé heater to H. A.
Bug I}! in ‘
“p“:- lino 0: Auto Accessories
Aaron Kohn. «
The Newton Helghts’ Bacholors'
football team will meet the-Spring-
Wood turn at Hsdik Field. touforrow.
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
4—0dd Fellows' Fair in new Odd
Fellows' Bids" on Soflllaln St, to be
held Nov. 4-11.
Prod Cancun-1‘0: Liberty Square.
who was opeluted upon xecently at
Norwa‘ik Hospital, is expected to.
”worn to his home this coming week.-‘
lhe-
—(}ood nude. good f‘oor wd a
good crowd, at the Amory, Saturday-
night.
\
l’ndertaker David W. Raymond has
re turned from a week's trip to Ohio.I
where-I he secured a. new, Metero
hearse. which he drove to this city.
--—Dance, Armory
tonight. - Gail’s
Synoopators.
The Women of Moosehoart Legion
will meet at the Boston Store. at 7:30
o'clock Sunday night. to go in a, body
to the home of their late slider. Mrs.
-—-Hsrrlo a: Gull. mm at.
Edith Weir of Norwalk has filed a
petition for divorce on the grounds at
desertlon against Robert F- Weir of
New York city. giving the - date of
marriage as June 3. 1916.
—Ga.ll’s new Idaho's. at the Arm.
Sum-day night.
~Jim-rill & Guns. That‘s all.
Friday evening. “'omen's Relief
Corps. No. 1235. held :1 meeting. Three
momlmrs weer taken in. A supper
was served at 10:30 which was enjoy-
(Id by all the members, fourteen being
present.
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PRO)? AND TIE DANCE
le. at Red Men's Hail. Vv‘ashingion
shoot. Saturday. Nov. 4. Music by
~ Sw-c‘s orchestra. '
Hurry Novas of SS “landward-avo-
nmI. was one of on people, arrested for
violations of the traffic ordinance. in
lh‘idg‘r-porl, yesterday. hr- lwlng char»:-
wl with parking his car more than a
foot from the curl).
-—-—‘iI‘ull line
Aaron Echo.
of Auto Accessories
(l. 0. iI‘.. held its regular meeting last
l‘,\-‘(‘lilng when it mafl'o final plans for
tho opening of the first annual fair at
tho now ()dd lI‘eilows' building. South
Main struct and Hunford placp. this
m‘ouing. in conjunction with lutler
Loan-o. No. 97. I. O. (l. l“. The rooms
huvII been handsomely decorated and
'muny booths hnvo lIrIrIn arranged.
- -——NOTI(.‘E. ,
l South Norwalk l‘milroml Draw-
Ihriduo will ho closed for rupnlrs, 6 n.
m.. November Stir until 6 a. m.,'.\‘o-
vomllcr 6th.
N. L.
l REYES. A gon l.
. William Kellogg and p-Rflphimtes ~ .,
shot two rat-cocoa last night in the
vicinity '
12.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge. No. 42, I.‘
F 111' Tfimmed
Coats
For Every Goat'Occasion
of the~Day .\
$22.50 and up ;
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SPORT COATS
$12.98 and no
a
J acoby s
I—r‘uu line Soft Ham. O‘Bnen's.~
---Buy your. Visual. 1t Donneiiy'o
evenings until 0 9. n.
\Villiam McKinley Auxiliary will
hold a meeting next Tuesday night, at
which inspection by Mrs. Mary John-
son of Wuungrord. department presi-
dent. and Hrs. Ellen Berry of Hart-
ford. chic! of staff. will inspect the
organization. Plans to visit the 801.
dierz’ Home. in Noroton. on Wednes-
day. will he made at the meeting. A
delegation from Wléfiam McKinley
Camp will also be. present to talk over
plans for the Armistioe~ my parade.
——-Guli‘s new Jazzbo's at the Arm-
ory. Saturday night.
——-Quallt:u' first—~International One-
pipe Heaters. Hegelein. 56 \‘Vatcr
street. South Norwalk.
For Norwalk and vicinity: I’ertlv
cloudy tonight and Sunday; no change
in temperature. moderate Variable
winds. Cloudy weather prevails gen-
erally today in all oi the northern dis-
tricts. Showers have occurred during
the last twenty-four hours in the Lake
region and New England and from
l'tah northeastwurd to Minnesota.
Snow was reported at Denver. Colo.
—Czean. healthful hgat. interna-
tional .One-Pipe Heater. Hegeloin
473-3.
——'=hui'elt Brothers are exhibiting
.'.lio New Star Touring car at their
laxilcsroom. 2H1 \\ ashingion Stu-Ii. Ur-
dors. with deposits, are being taken
and. deliveries inii start soon.
CBNBAE TRAIN ANN
BATTERY Will CIAlllEll
We Are Daily
shirlvmg lists of security holdmgs
Eur our ouslnmnrs. and in nearly
every instance are able to recom-
mend changes that increase the
income, maintain the sécurity,
and give a cash profit to the
Lvlder. May Ive examine yours ?
Maplesé’Goldschmidt
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Noon
(Nov. 4th)
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I nterest will be credit-
1 from Nov. 151: on
~11 money depositedin
l is bank before Sat»
Inlay noon.
on
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80. Norwalk '
Savings 4
Bank
Cyan Monday flight .
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The Boat
Union -
The best» kind 'of a
lam nfdcd.
'HII I VII mpg was dr voir-Il to spozt. A
l :51 I- .‘l all éamI l-(I'IhVeIn hams IIIpIIr-
. I l ling: 'llfl [no I ompanlts “as v on 1):.
11w Combat 'i‘mlu by a score of 9 to
T Il‘ftf :- an (xlra inning was played. II:
II I‘liI- shoot, the Combat Train came
nu‘f (ii the ton of the h p with a
scan of (231 to 620.
Following the sports. rcfreshmnnls
I‘OI‘s—isiing of sandwich-gs, salads. crui-
lI I (ab and cider was served by the
( omhat Train.
'lwo woe- Iks from last night, Butt er?
(1. “ill in. cntvriainod by the Stamford
lzilcry and the Combai Train wi‘l
again entertain.
Today's wfi Word.
Beyond the first primeval effect at
their beauty there is not much mental
excitement to be got out, 0! spin.
linclude: Bennett V 2115 of New London:
I
m my weekly “menu. Store open.j
l
Biker; guests at the Royal James in- ‘
a. B. s. Chattsera of De dha om Mass. I
2.113. A. A. )lsc‘Lachlan of Pittsburgh.
Pa.; 3,. D. Fuller 0! Red Bank; Mrs.
Lewis'll. Patterson of Asbury Park;
Chm-12's s. Minsk-of Plainfield. N. L:
H- A. Rhodes of NBW'YOX‘R city: Mr,
and Mrs. H. fisden Mason of New
fork; Mrs. T53. Becklu. of Darien;
I).
(Rutherford floplzins ct \‘ew York-A
G Pemberton, \‘ew York; \V alter Kil-
bert. Lam 31332:; Mr. and Mrs Althea
Gardner. \3’. SUMCKGQ, Augusia. Me.
Among the week‘eml go ests at the
Po: oi grace Lin. are the Hon. Homer
8. Cumudngs. Slat}! attorney. and
Attorney Charles F. Moguir private
‘ secretary to Mr. Cummings. Everett
,P. Ashley. manager of the hotel, is
planning for a. big week next Wool-r.
due ,to the celebration of Armistice
Day. As the regular neck: v dame? is
due on that date. Mr. Ashley is antici-
paling a huge throng oi‘ guests
Mrs. H. C. shore:- and Reed H.
Flvnn were flaé high scores at the
dinner and card party held last even-
ing bv the Iiosmtaj VV'hlst club at the
‘streef‘ from typlzo
Mrs; Man! 8 Bacon, widow of the
late Frans R. Bacon. died this morn-
ing at her horn «34
Q fever. Airs. Ba,-
con ' is survived by her parents.- lit
and Mrs. Charles N. Smith: two sis-
ters. Mrs. Andrew H. Lyon of Btm‘ge. ‘
port. and .VMrs. Samuel W. Hoyt. J r., of
this city. The funeral.'-w’hich will be
private, will takepiace from the latte.
home at"? :30 o'clock Monday after—
noon, Rev. John J. Snaxelv. officiat-
ins. and interment wing in Raverside
canister-y. For many years Mrs. Ba-
con was-a most eificiouf “10119: in
the Norwalkimublic sohmls'and her
death will be regretted by a wide cir-
do of friends; .
Mrs. Jane W. Davis.
Mrs. Jane Weld Dayis, widow of
'M’yron C. Davis. died at her home. in'
Rowayton. last night. «She was 76
years old. Funeral servicesand bur-
in] will beflln Worcester, Mass. Mon-
, day morning.
I
mm] of Russell 9. (ix-aw. '~
Funeral services for Bowel! Dwight
Crow.
Clifio
V. Crow who was killed,
Nonvalk Country Club. A dinnér was Thursday night, as the result of an
served bv Steward Frank Hollywood
dutomoblle accident. will be held at 2
at 6: 30 o’clock. after which six tables o‘cloCk tomorrow afternoon from the
of cards were enjoyed those not play,
ing enjoying a social evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Harris of 82
South Main street have announced the
engagement of their daughter \figa
idlmtpeth Harris. to AttorneV
S. Saivin of Middletmm Conn
date has been set tor the wedding as
yet. '
Mr. and airs. Stephen l‘jhely
nounce- the engagement of
daughter Florence to James V. \cl an.
ElNES EWEN MANY
flEEENBiNli AllllllSTS
92
an—
W'haiey Bratsher of Highland
Venue. Bridgeport. driver for Harry
Kashdon of Bridgeport. was arrested
by Patrolman Jarvis Murray. yester-
day afternoon. for not having on op-
eralor's license. He fail-«i lo appear in
the uptown city court this morning
and forfeited a bond of Sir.
The arrest was mad:- lifter l‘d’atshox
l Rev.
home, in 18 Newtown Terrace.
George I}. Totnpléns will offici—
ate and burial will be in Riverside
cemetery. .gg‘in inquest into the death
late
will be held at 2: 3’) o'clock this after— '
noon in the uptown City Court. bv
“Mal“ Coroner John J. Phelan of Bridgeport.
No .
1.
Funeral of C. H. “Flimsy.
Funeral services for _‘ Charles
Whitney. a Civil W’ar veteran.
H-
were
,held at 11 o'clock this morning from
their Ithe Soldiers‘ Home. in Noroton.
l
;edge
had backed his Federal mu 1: on \anL
ownud by
m.- mud—
IIIV't-Sllgntod
i llr'alscher
'street into the Ford ((urn
Luke Aquino. darting: 3;:
guru-d. Patrolman Mum
.thd accident and found
Idid not have an op or‘s license.
l'lThe bond for Brntsc‘n . apovarnnce
1was furnished by Kmi will. his Im-
- player. ‘1 _
l-lotorcsclo l‘alrolr' :\ I marks L
ThorIv anested Joana. ‘lil‘IIIr of 197
‘Jonws sin-9t. an em} in) , of Charles
€14. Harris. for speerliz. 2 . z. M1 1221 sir»? (i
last nig. lit. The cae- \\ s Iortinued in-
(lGfillllth by Judge XII. Hmah (:3udve
in 1hr u'pmVVII oi V coz: I ti 5' _"momlr. 9
upon paV merit of costs.
rn It
} Hamlso-I of I Talk}. orig. :trI
J ’ 1‘: «I Id 5 .II 9nd costs
.Nm‘: l‘liflxli. xx: < . .
llIv Judge Ca-IIIII. the uptown Clt}
court. 'l'hv accum- was chargiil with
h» automobile truck
I-II‘I, at a spec-d of 32
ll was arrested by
l(=l an C. L. Thorpe.
to $113.0).
{or this some of—
Ist night by Patrol-
lm tooinnto cus-
haVing coasted
donn Armor;
miles an hom.
.Joiornclc 1’!
Th: costs unlov
5(: con lid 11:
‘fonse was mom
“1‘.
Yr
lit the first of :1 FQ‘l‘ilIg of mid.“ man 'l‘horxw ‘ v
:EE‘C‘lI-HC Int-Ms, Il‘h'. Comlut Train L,._ toIlV Henry F. W; Cf ‘3 \‘thl‘
luluhud lluittl's' (‘ lust nigh :It ”15.5er“ “n.1,“ mm” for Oates Broth—
.\'ur\v.I1k :IrmOI')‘. 'l‘hH g-Illu ling “I35 ”.5 It is (‘ldin‘ul {In} ’iCCllS?d WI;
a maxi SllCCossfu], one bung L‘rgil.‘ coasting (10“.: AzmorV hill at a spec}
1' mm» than 3.. miles an hom 130m
Jaw s appearance in up—
mm on \OVemiIeI 11 “as
furnished 1):: Chnrlvs Schaeilfé r. . ‘
Al raham Al winger who . “a
(41“er \‘Vlih 5p... ll- Ig on West av onue
in
on how. iailed o appcar
at 3:: tom‘s “pr to the
of $1M: fox
town city I‘
~ t in ans
the uplonn city I mlr
(“largo 1w)f*l()l'.]uil'_‘e Canaan. A bond
0': $50 V2.15 oldtud forfeit-Id lIV the
court.
RECI0\L RS 1 ROM RHIRHATIS'M.
“Had rhmlmailsm l’ne months t lat
1:5 left knee to my
. 0 from i
would grrri‘vd many remedies without
filth Finally used Foley Kidnetgv
Pills and in fifteun days was entire; 3
cured," “rites W. J. Oliver. Vidala.
Georgia I‘Iackac‘ne rheumatic pains,
dull headache dizziness? and blurred
kidney and
5\ m ptoms 0J-
o
“Sim: at. stillson. Powell Cor-
blagdder trouble
women.———G. Burgess. .-—-——..
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Union is one Where ev-
ery member of ' it is
minding his, own busi-
ness and helping every
other member to suc-
cess; That is the kind
of Union this bank is, a
Union of all concerned,
to prosper and assist
others to prosper.
provide future protection for
it is desired to leave.
of life insurance you may
» ’ ..: You need not leave such
You can protect u with all thesaf
sail-round an? estate by leavmg
Wt how the principal
3..an enabled to provide forman
Creating An Estate
Life Insurance
It is the desire of most men to crea
Gal: wag. of doing this is by,
sax-moo is taken out at once, or
total Mount of the policies equa
Instead of leaving your family an estate
. ., (l
”'fe ssvmgs, which. on may not (391181339: 3
h I leasve a very consl
.8; such a trust you can ar
I has! new to our beneficial-ins
y shall ulfimately l)
paration .——AdV-
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The
was taken to KI—‘nsico cemetery.
Y.. for burial by
{bode
lMount Pleasant. N.
Ravamond -Son.
NEW BRI‘NSWICK. N. J.. Nov.
——-Actlon will be delayed in the Hall-
Mills murder case until after the
election next. Tuesday. according to
reports todav. Then it will be pre-
sented to the Grand Jury Only a
few “fitnesses will be used‘ before the
Grand J ury although Deputy ttor-
ney General Mott has a. much more
complete case‘repared for trial, this
report has it.
\Vorklng at a. secret place,
reported to” have knowl-
of the crime. to talk, thus
ironing out weak links in the eye,-
VV'itnoss story of Mrs. Jane Gibson.
“Shocks, they been talking about
arrests for the last four weeks," corn-
mI-ntml James Millarhusia'and of’Mrs.
a] persons,
ElonnorvR. Mills, choir leader. who
was slain with atho Rev. Edward
\‘V'lIIIIIlIsr Hall, today when told of
tho latest reports. “\Vhy don't they
do something I don't believe they‘ll
over do anything about this crime."
EP‘WORTH LEAGUES
(Continued From Pagé One)
East Norwalk group leads in the hold-
for the second time. consecutively. The
Owing to his having been called to
_Chlcago quite suddenly :Rcv. Mr. Yar—
Jrow n‘as unable to
be present and
speak last. (wooing. A social time was
enjoyed. following the moetlng and
talk by Dr. Kidd, and refreshments
were served.
VOTE VOTE
VOTE F OR
‘ CAPTAlN
. 5.
Edward Qatari
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Reg "; Dcmozrazic Nommsc
FOR SHERlFF
‘FAIRFJELD con. 241'?
j A REAL POLICE EXECBHVE
"a
(.un. walrus ad Rhoda h and
Cor. :- st 22. Cnirf of Pa ice at 25
Dl’,‘u‘l)’~ {in a: 40. Frhgm Dcitctl‘te 2-.- 45
Stands for Better Jail Calm '
yon-1 FOR HIM
vars-z you:
Who Dew "its YOUR
Money' In the Bank. "
SOHEBODY DOES.
Are YOU saying some
{Bart of your income, and
to an estatae which will
their families._
means of life 'msurauce. In-
from time to time. until the
is the amount of the estate
eoanpnsed of ram
equate, bv means
derabie sum.
claims in an outright sum.
magaard‘s with which you can .
it; in airs-lg will: this companv
e for the payment. of an-
”lift various periods and can
e distributed. ’3 on
mun}; contmge‘ll‘ii? 5-
an
”~— nan—Inbr-
systematically putting it
away Whore it. Will'work -
for YOUR benefit, or is it»-
all slipping through your
fingers into, the ,pockot
and Bank Account.
season? 3132?.
ofx
Come to tho——
,Goldcn: Illiil 7
year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. ',
4..
Mr. '
Mott is said to have Wooded seVerg
HAVE FALL RALLY;
Six ‘I, saw Srcrrrary Chmf of Pdfirc A560 :1. C
Smart and
Comfortable
I I ' $5,961» $12 39
A warm, comfy Swooier wjll gmatly add to yonr en-
joymen: of these or ,frosty days-sad we 've a. sa- C”
mic“ is as gas 3 looking and mini: is com; i
Mm or Goat styles in all the wanted colors,
weightsandsizes.
gets 69’ Stevens
warm aunts 1:02me -
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Republican Candidate for Senator for the
Twenty-sixth Senatorial District ”
Twice elected a member of the General Assembly Emu? C"
New Canaan, a'suooessful business man, thoroughly familiar I
with municipal afi'alrs, Mr. Behre is eminently qualified 30 rep—
resent. Norwalk and other towns in the District in the State
Senate. ‘
I
7 The same intelligence which has characterized his business
career may be expected in the discharge of his oficialdulies.
“\
All independent voters should count it a privilége to vote
for him on Nov. 7th.
., _» Vote For
BEHRE FOR SENATOR .
COALIVNTHRMHE & BITUMINOUSCOAL
MASONS’ BUILDING MATERIAL
—- Delivered Anvahere‘ ———-
The Norwaik Goal 6.? supply co.
39 Wall St. Phone 113' 108 Wat-er Stz'
WHERE 30m: FOLKS. ‘
ENJOY THEMSELVES
At the Savoia restaurant where '9'
rather pride ourselves on our "homev
cooked meals” and the purity. quality
and cleanliness of our foods. When.
you take a meal here you feel like
telling all your friends about us. Sea
food a. specialty.
SAVOIA RESTAURANT ,
Business Hours 6 A. M. to 12 P. M.
54 South Main Sines.
South Nor-Walk.
so Bozo Wtst \‘SWQ‘IW‘O‘I‘DV
oar Sample Books of ' '
PERSONAL ENGRAVED CARDS
—— and — ‘
RELIEF ' ENGRAVED CARDS
‘ _. Are Now Ready fchYonr'Insped‘Iion.
MAKE YOUR SELECTIOK EARLY 2
The Hamilton Shop"-
AQWALLSTREET—OpenEveryEv Imus:
Have You Tried Our
FRENCH AND DANISH PASTRY
Fresh Daily
we 387511151; Opened This Department Hilda the (332%! an
- W chef and solicit Your We. ' '
H
C m m We more 3W {ban NEW roam-runs
. ’ either, a now sowing table for mother, or aI
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