morn: SEPTEMBER as,
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NEW FORD COUPE HERE
to in: in the co“l to the radiator. The veninnt and the upholstery is choice.
w. -' liii’ee doors ore wide Ind heavily framed. The V“? ‘3 deeply cushioned and
l tho ciisllmn :ii't) divided. making it
:HIilril im-i A largrr compartmcnt at the roar.
‘l\"' increased room for
rind the now typo lender is more so-;
i and iii handy
\isor over the windshield still to tho! \«
rxtnrior apprarance. affecting a high:
11‘»
ii» warn anti.
.1 more trim
-a vomiort-l
' nt‘ul urrnt-I
irn‘lt‘l‘“. l'ror‘
:m‘rf'll EW'WP
inn-1013.
wurt‘.
luggage.
Ventilator in the co
inntiru aspect. 1; ti
Inforior arrangement is most. con-l mo proxided with locks.
cusl’ to fill the gzislinc tank uhich
is lll’lvl'T the right scat. A small re-
Crss shelf
Vin: typo window regulators. permit-
at the roar of the mat is
for small parcels. The door
inrlou‘s are equipped with mm-
:1: any drslreti \ontilation. Doors
.. 5.1? (3' CD!”
will he giw-n
unminitnd 0“
.v Education
n habits
imipnl task
iitiv‘iign. l’, l"!
r‘1l‘rii‘rn
mic. nf tmmc 'zch’h am! l'I-H‘r Shi'lrfi 31" ‘1-31'1‘ "
.,i‘ir'itinn “ill to :ifiv'iiii‘ Pvt-n1 g
.wl 1'”. bath Pml- in thr- h‘n‘hira' Fort-«t li.- {Lis' .
a .1”.ik-. ni'mnlil :\'.\:1rii i~ fun h'ill‘lli ii tin'- ()\‘!Zl:\\'l)l{Kl~ll) .‘IUX‘HERS
i said? "MIYP’V‘" “.1.“ and '1 ”m M “V"‘q‘l‘m'fl‘m “"h \xi- :1‘; lin'iw liilfn'l. Mothers who
- two Contpgfs_ hno “fl"l‘fil" FT“), Th“ F“"“"‘! "Tun 3 >21 uiixi-iy to keep their homes
I‘hn'fl implh- 9"“ “a“ ‘yiwamim fur” ““1:th M iii w .m; attractive and their little
umcmtnr'r Whm)‘ :3" "‘ v” “ 1“” ‘h‘m """‘r“ 1“ “w“ t. ll dressed as their play-
“mat-4:: fit“ hiln- :l‘lr «ll: “it”; . ’ . H ..__~. _ mil on day in and day out.
mHiNnfl W11“ -‘ 37‘: ‘, “fl“."iw.{"" .V'n‘y.‘”v::‘"" I, If “““fl 5w. . lHl‘t‘J, dusting. mending and
‘ 1"." «Mr 1"“ Ml"! :I ‘r'll’h";')r“\‘r;;r”"§1h:l"‘;.."I‘(:."f 001”“: ”'tcn auger“): from baCk-
';:"\2’:'~:"‘Ii“l; .r‘nd “Kt", 3‘! Paul. Til; :l‘Wfr‘ll-l ”11"!”{hi‘r3 ' :u‘hfl “H” x,” Shim headache. he"
M if ‘l ‘9 ‘lvr‘ ‘3 £i1‘-‘ mi. Ii :ntti erll‘h'S. on” ot'Hmlsnpsfi'i mwepiersness. all symp-
' r , ~ . : ‘,.:_ THU,” \ ‘1.” than t” mhnr. ‘ toms n-i more serious ailments.
‘ r”, , ,ef l-nziz‘ hllYl-li"'*il mwi :~~‘.l‘l.'}-“l'1lll ‘_ ’i‘hmmzndf .0: suCh women have
, liar-w fir” t-{f- t-wl lliilwila 'l‘iiu first 3 ”mm! PM“: fr?nl,SUCh [littering by
own tppt. «g «13"' prizv m a gold modal Ullil aimkii": Lydia L‘ linkhan’is Vegeta~
4 a?“ ., _ , m 4,.le {gr tithe” ‘1";v:‘1~,:. Tho ”bit/in Compound. as is cx'idcnccd by
”a; owl: triniwn-l «iri'i‘ put!» is 71 sll‘n‘r mi il.il {trill ‘ liw [HWY-59f rvi-otnmcnrlatlon con-
Sum-d .31. '- n ilnliru. 'l‘lilrvi lll'lztfi, \\'llll‘h “W135i" 1" "‘3 published m this pa-
‘,.,,,.. ,.gi‘.:1.'“.'ln Prhnnr‘fnp in ”w .«gumunmry 1 par. For nearly fifty Fi‘ars this old-
mg 4| i‘u" l-“lnihitmn of tho write, or“ Y-I'l-‘hmn‘d root. and herb mellii‘inc
. . . iii-morn m-win‘s (lll’l l'h""k3 {or five hits hW‘n wstorinz :illint: “MTV“ ”‘
l " i ' ‘ ‘— I.
.‘W nor IBI- iiiii ‘1‘- ilicailh and strength; Ad\
(‘hlloirun nr»
"Highway Safety
L’Al‘il.”
nut to ox-‘N‘d fiW‘ h'li'i‘ii‘"ll \‘umio 1'.
length.
thu- fifth. sixth.
grades. who are not more than {mir-
than yours of age.
[with the beginning of school. and
l', S‘pf. 23—.
of.
i' in;
,
'nor of participants this year.
The lump“ of the essays “hgcthOSlv‘sls will be conducted with the
nnmpm‘ntmn of state departments of
miur‘atmn.
~:.ir...::ilmns that m:
invitml to “’I‘lll! is
}1;1‘.i'|ts I Siiuu‘nli
Essays, my inst )“fli‘. :xro
‘l
Those eligible are pupils of 1‘
seventh and vlzli’h
The: CHEN st Urll'll“
closes Dcct‘mi-cr 4, 1:123. ‘ - .
Trachr‘rg are r-«vlb‘tf‘d 1,. militill‘: Goes to WaShlngton
gufntv loggnns n” the 31“st t "Thug—I li-‘lli-i ivylllg’ffin' Alllf'rll‘fln consul
UL; Phil-Xi‘an In lliivits or 5:5 m: A" I» H1 u‘ Nil'lW- who has becn
tho lituli“ Wu," Tim I'mit :“lL'LI ~' ll ‘«“"l"ll in Nill'lllllk. loll MOYldfl)‘ aft-
1. 14-“ tn 1mm u, 3.0“?) “. 711d. .\;; N's-ion lul‘ \\‘.i.~liington. 1’. C. Mr.
‘i“'ll"i‘i‘.ll“v’ w‘hvwl lrnvhvr's l" lat-'1'“ ‘
Hi
\\ ilr'l;;ll;.."‘n Li. C.
Homer Byington
mail. r.- \t \‘v‘t‘k.
The Board announces that the
women's clubs, civic or-
wish to assist.
v";\rllvt“ .iwtuiia \V’lll be furnished
pun .iiiplivatinn to the Highway Ed-
:ii.--ii lioard. \Villard Building,
Yl-‘ll :‘Vpu‘ts to rcturn to Nor-
” i”.
Palm andVa‘m’i‘sh. Product‘s
Franco! Destruction
Dust
Millions ride in
on every breezq
Devils !
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mw-Mdmmm
buntydthemThdrdefiling
5“.“ We tin charm and
bamirchthccloonl'mosoofthehomo.
mammoth-teach
ApplyDevooVelourfinish.
moody-int. boo-with
M‘W the cannon:
'bosutysnddesnlmeosofthewlns.
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SCHOOLNO’I'ES‘
The ninth grade civics clones
hnvo been formed and unicor- eluci-
ed. This idon has been worked out
niece-lolly in previous yours and it
is expected that this your will be
counlly successful. Tho result of
tho olcction was as follows: 9-21
p11... Carleton Burr: vice pres"
Ruth Utzlnger: and sec. Knox Mc-
(Iowan.
.110 boys who or. out for this
year's basketball tum ore waiting
eagerly for their tryout. They will
soon go in for practice. and it is
expected thnt when the season
comes Frnnklin will hove n iino
group of ”bosketecro." Mr. Kane
will continue to conch‘tho boys. and
usunl he will probably turn out
fine tum.
A new fete hos been voted upon
by the G. 0.. whereby the boy or
girl selected by s committee as tho
best. “ill-round" citizen in the school
will rcceivo n silver med-J. 'Thc
boy or girl has reason to feel proud
who can walk away with an honor
of this kind. ,
The G. 0. membership drive is
coming along fine and it is looked
upori‘ that. the South Norwalk in-
stitution will hove I. very large
membership record. The first room
to get 100 per cent. G. 0. member-
ship will receive a. reward.
Posters have been set up in the
halls of the school urging the sup-
port of School Bond issue.
The weekly assembly of the, 7th
grade was held Monday morning
under the direction of room 1. Ruth
Mlchaels wu chairman. The pro-
gram was I. very npproprinto one.
pun.
girls.
Room
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Room
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entitled "Autumn." The program is
trans satin capo—these
blacks and navy.
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crprbe-—infacithaimfi§eintcotof
butmnstzfihasassanbkdficmtoofia-atooiyfli
1 5125‘ 16m, loom 315,’ . .
Entrance onMain St., Fairfield Av.e., Cannon St.
find—Joann Hols. ,
To s. Fringed Gannon—Virgini-
Xlolonso. '
Tho Corn long—Inland Boon-‘
Autumn Leora—A song by four
Honest Time—01st Boll“.
Wis-rd Proof—Boom“ Vogel.
P1130 selection—Bentricgvogcl.
The Artist—Clifford Sworn.
Pinno selociion — Elisabeth Tony.
1
2
d
5
6
7
21
2:
2‘
25 . . . . . C‘ries MacDonald
Room 31 ......... Floyd Angevino
Room 28
Room 83 ...... Elinboth Boldwin
Room “nu..."
Room 85 ......... A d H '
room a. .......... Pharmzzzi to Wed Tomorrow m m on m, m - h“ m " W m ' “"'
N also for W
The results of the election of class The wedding of Charles L. Gal- LATEST HITS IN RECORDs . .............. . . .. .. . . .. . .. .. . a
“n"? 1‘ R001“ :3, Pnnklin Ichool. lagher or Levine nvcnuc. um m. sax-31:1- Ml‘SIC Avu'xx ED. .............................. ‘
""e- Theresa. Strimigkg, of s Reservoir VICI'ROLAS — RECORDS -- P1011111: FRASIING a ._ .
Prosident, Mnrgnrct Phillips: vice
president. Doro. Lsnb;
Msiildn Deitx.
In room 8-26 Harold Munhnli ha
been elected roprooentntivo of the
Conservative smartness in ”—5 ’
Kuppenheimer t0pcoats $35.
I. Fine tailoring is never so essential as in a g
straight line topcoat of simple style. A f..- _
are
the fabric variety—browns,
Beautiful headings, rich
silk braidings or bandings—
rare laces and aristocratic
pleats of tiny dimension are _
the means employed by i.._'
artisans to create a drcos for‘.
the charming misc or one of
equal charm for the matron.
' i Here and tliere giro touch-
'esofcolorbywayofrelicf
but nothinginany wayex- ..
tram—these are droid:
thzt airy anairofsupa-
laxity that wouldnthiii-fly
load one to bcfim they
New -silk dresses
of unusual beauty $25
r Heavy Canton crepe—-
wondrous crepe dc chino-
dainty gcorgette—and‘ lus-
nm mmmmfia‘dlpn 3.8mm. ,
.l’ruor.‘ tummumnmmm Thocompnny‘fllhvon‘
sang- ion. flog“ man-nun. : irked-toe: of noncommu- -
mam lunch .., ’ . - Mediatonooinmotnu "
W Hahn-rt“. 4 ’ 3m- '91 Mmrtedm '
LVI'IMM Song—EMMY Thccomponywilldenlh
1'8"!- ‘ —— lieu astute and will also no
(insecurities dad etc. 1m" .
olso be sold. Officers of tho , . ., «I
will be in adamant-root.
RIALTOJQ
Owners Declare Bar-
num and Bailey have
not Taken Ova- Dan-
'bu‘ry Property
A report has been current in sev-
eral tions for several months to
tho oflect that the Danbury Fur
lliko Body's Bridgeport gridiron
commas: piano to open his season
Sunday utornoon st Nowficids pork i
when either tho Second Army Corl-
cloven. tho turn which defected the
”Corr-Im-
m
..... ...... Cunard Swsn
......... Luther Wright
.......... Florslhmrd
thgt tho prospective game in Provi-
dsnoo with the Broom Roller: h of.
the heavy upon” involved in trans-
porintion of tho to“! dong with the
rontnl of the field in Providence.
hinting it impossible for the Rollers
to play any of the Nutmeg tennis
tho Danbury Agriculturnl Society
for the 1923 Fair and tho extensive
sdvnrtising campaign thst has been
undor way for some time. as well as
Gould by the Fair Amelation.
should be smple proof of the falsity
of this story.
' Theater“
. mo
Tho booth of tho Flow Ala ”Don Mich in tho 1922 opener. or Grounds has been pug-QM by .
No”. the New 83m Hilltop- will be pl!!- Bnrnum & Bailey's circus sad would V
Frost Tonight—Florence hen. ed. be used as winter quarter. by tint Sunday, Monday, W
Th. 12““ Cotswoljvnkh 0‘30“? lining“- Hcsly mourned today outerprise- The plan: perfected by
.7: .r‘,
W ~
‘mm 7
. u . .” . k
.‘ And while many of them have just arrived Plemtte models
Juli: Hevcsy
Jock Janos
........... Joel: Squires
Cnrlcton Ben-
Jock Cunco
Charlotte Minor
Bertha. Richmond
......ouo-o-
this season. '
Healy has signed sovernl back-
ilold stars to play with tho loco!
eleven. Harry Gronwnld. who wu
with the Bridgeport touin two yours
ago und who lost your played with
the W‘illinrns. will join the Don
licks.
Miss Strimiska and
CharleoJ. Gallagher
Howard, Dunbar and
Quinlan in New Firm“ .
Papers of Incorporation for the
Connecticut Finance and Mortagage
Company; with Michael J. Hownrd.
Joana T. Dunbar and Edward J. :A
Quinlan u the incorporation have
......... Harold Munhnll
Consuoln Dow-on
. Willlnn-i McCain-i '—‘
Avenue. will into place tomorrow
morning of St. Mary's church in
“'est avenue. Thcro is expected to
be a. vcry lurgo number of friends
had relative. in attendance.
L M. PIKE‘CO.
com NORWAI‘. NEH.
PHONE III m M “-
secretary.
OPE! mas
D’S
‘r
its smartncss is based on superlative work-
manship, expert finishing and distinctive cut.
Kuppcnhcimer iopcoats are the supreme _5
achievement of skilled tailoring. _ V '
Just now we have an uncommon showing
of original styles. Models for men andvyourig ‘
9 /men.
' from the makers—we say—regardless of value
of former price. "
for fall and winter
Magnificent creations for the crisp days.
New styles, new materials, new trimmings
ways of using them.
Exclusivcncss—A joy to the eye and quite convenient
to the purse.
We invite your inspection—We venture to say you -'
mm m, will wonder at the yariety and ‘bcauty for all at on '
‘ ‘3 PfiCQ— $7050 Ii . , ‘ ‘ V ,
_ as"? . ‘
Kitchen wares and
house cleaning needs
Here are home needs at prices sure to attract.
Every Kuppenhcimcr topcoat $35. mil new -
This is 1 worth while offer as light and
dark fabrics are herein size 34 to 44.
Second door front.
thinkers-J
Norwalk Chronicler