t A mortgaging the results which you 91:06: in service
it! thereby assume the risk of losing for more in the end
than you thouxht you were gaining in the beginning. You
notably know of many Instances where a lower price has
Jécvelaped Into a higher cost and in placing your orders with
:4 you will eliminate this possiblty and be assured of the
"right grade at the right price." .
Quality millwork and lumber always pg, big dividends
The Hatch E? Bailey C
‘ LUMBER AND WWO“
‘ . m. Celotcx. Cornel‘ We!)
om saint-o namele- '
Sell Your Old Cars to the
WRECKING CO.
1310 North Avenue
namenron'r. ooun.
Phone Barnum 5586.8
Flt Any Make at Car.
‘OLD "CARS
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
Between Oak and Center Sta.
second-Hana Part. one Tlm to “
TUE dollmte machinery or
your eyes at the llrst loll.
mntlon of trouble need; 'he at-
tentlon or a capable Optomctrlst.
\VINCHESTER
Proper examination and the 6 ShOt Pump
"' right Ieusa. . SHOT GUNS
Left at
WILLIAM J. MOORE
OPN)1\[E'I'RIS'I‘
Kettle: Building. Washlngton St.
South Namath Phone 2032
‘ $20.00 EACH
POLLEY
25 Monroe Street
We Have a Few 12 Gauge
R an \V HATS
NEW FALL STYLES—JILL
THE LATEST SHAPES
AND COLORS S_PECIAL
j THIS WEEK ONLY
Combination Fountain
Syringe, $1. 59
Hot Water Bottle,
2 Qt, Special $1.19
BOV I PHARMACY
.1 \‘II. S l‘. \l§l\l R .‘lgr.
PALACE
Clothes Shop
"* 13 North Main Street
FOR SALE
House. 8 rmnm, (m Ilmilnml
street .................. $10,000—
Borne, 10 rooms. in llaulami
street 510.000—
5‘.’ 50. Main \t. 50. .lerwalk
House. 6 rooms, In Souudvlcw
'Terrnce. $5,500
-— For Particulars —-
ASK JOHN T. HAYES F ALL SUITS
. ~ and
' MM" 5“ “°""‘"‘ OVERCOATS
l The Lowest l'riccd Store In the
f ‘ Non-walks.
I
ASHER GLICKSON
to Mon and Boys
11 DIAIN ST.
. Clolhlcr. [latter and l-‘urnisher
NUR‘VALK
Ilene—ce- a
OLD FRIENDS AT THE
OLD PRICE
The Old Well 50 Cigar A DeForest Reflex Radio
Agents 1‘ or the
Perfecto Bouquet, 10c Sets and Parts
THE N ORWALKS’
ELECTRIC CO.
11 No. Main Street
“ PHONE .2078
Rowland M. Beach
16 France St. Phone 2140
CUT FLOWERS, BOUQUETS
Roodner
Feed Co.
wnonnsm
AND FLORAL DESIGNS
’ ’ DAY and NIGHT
SESSIONS
ALL COMMERCIAL
COURSES .'
. ENROLL now
Phone 2400
Elevator, Ann Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
MERRILL BUSINESS
FLOUR. EEED, GRAIN, HAY,
STRAW,.FERTILIZER, ETD.
' nals: Weather Reports; Boston and
Made by
A Complete Assortment of
, BLANKnTs and com-
remnants
‘ or All Kinds.
-——————
E. K. Banks
, COMPANY
Phone . :eu.
. COLLEGE Try a Bottle of Angel Drink
,’ C"! h-ggzzznfig'fzmmm‘ Chocolate Matted on":
THE NORWALK DAIRY
'33 Center Ave. Harwell?
Home deliveries, :00 qt.; 120 pint
ltl’nhnekemo Hotel Block
SOUTH NOIKWALK.
CHARLES J. VARIAN
0051350108 and BUILDER
Firearm Building and Concrete-
in: a Specialty .
: Norwalk, Coon.
" . arm-2 Hm
l-
g"
E
a
“s. , * HYATT
NORWALK’SV LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
FASCINATING way to Al
plain dress. There is distinc-
tive smartness in this soft fold
of satin. which is let to fall
gracefully at left side.
Ladies’ Home Journal -
7‘
'We Sell -
LADIES’ HOME. JOURNAL PATTERNS
——-—— Also
Samples on Request
an otherwise
QUARTERLY JUST OL‘T
only 10 Cents With Pattern.
n Dress Pattern No. 4033‘ .
#-
O
pianist.
RADIO PROGRAM
SA“ 1: l'.\\' (rum-«l «.«_ 1'23?
‘.\.\‘1) mm;
30w sort. “I \l' (49: Helen.) I _ .g . _ a, .. f _‘
1.,,)1._\,_\w“d Sums ,. L,,.\‘;§kll\Rl .LS \x. Glil;L.\IIILl.I.
\I \\‘ \ iollnlst.
MuniFI
5 I‘. .\l.—.‘~l;xli‘.:l.1 Sorg. Srpram). I \l‘l.\.\i.
accompanied by “'mlirul 'l'. l'urr. 11h\\(,n0\' ANDI‘. 1: \\'s_ soprmo.
7:30 1‘. )l.--l)orolll,\' (loony). Me: an 1’ M HER‘IAN‘ HEIDRICK
zo Soprano. accompanied by “ink in his ll lrd llallory talk.
.‘lakr- Some Actors Chat." by Natl
U. \Vildnmn,
York Flore. xniltcd direct from the Campanile.
J‘U—ll l‘. Z\l.-—«l‘:lncr- ‘rogrum. brim“ XQWLOH legg. Clllmu ringer.
1:30 1'. .\l.-—l‘l:ay by play of 111:: ."?"" "mgmm ”om AM “"3"“
.‘trmv-Notv-r llnmv. Football (hunt. or (_':-llrnxlxus Meeting direct lrolu
mm} from law» 215 MM. liloulx’h'u. m" N‘rmgqu ““dllormm
N. T. ‘ 935:, Arlington Time Signn's.
.Vlzw rmm. \\'.l/. (4.3:. Melon.) “ (" :‘_‘,"""“""‘“"'9 5‘ "-
(mo l\lIoc)L‘lt‘s ”80 "”0”
3 P. \l. ~-~l';n‘lo“‘u's Orchestra. “3“” “- m.-—.\Iorni::g service 01'
5.40 l'. \l.—-(‘losing 1., Pm.” at it“. All Sunls'l'mmrmn Church. Scllmn c-
Ncw Yoxk Slate Ih‘pl. or lr‘arms and lady. X- ‘1
.‘I-‘tl‘ki‘h‘. 3:30 p. Nl.-—-I‘rogram ll)" \V iY
7:50 I'. .\l.——I"urm and I'IGE‘DC rc- SVulllhfll'l)’ Urchr-ntru nl Stat» ’l‘lru-
ports. lcr. Sehomctmiy, .N. Y_
5:55 1'. .\l.—l)r:1dstrer~l’s financial 52W) v- lit—Evening sex—vim or .m
and huslncs N‘PON- Souls l‘nitarinn Church. Schenec-
(i P. .\I.——-('losing quotations of ill? ““1!“ N: T'
New York Stock Exchange. 4:00 1‘. 3]; J‘tvlight Progrun. 3'
6:05 1‘. 3l.-—"l'lll.‘l0 \ngg“). Sl0~ "Adventure IlOlll‘" COl‘tdllClNI l.‘_\’ lllt:
tic-s" by ”award Gal-is. \‘outh'n Companion. 2. Concov‘l l‘ro-
7:31» 1’. .\l.——l:ccitnl m- Josephine “"“m "5' ”‘9 Edison ’«abi‘l'nmrl‘
Tlmyer, soprano. I’honogmpll 3. Stories by Armin.
7:45 1’. .‘\'l.———Ilnrper :inrl llrollmrs. 5530 P- M~ Evening Program. 1-
8:10 1.. Al‘_ucrrhc Birthday of the (‘onccrt by the Temple Israel Choir.
‘.‘\n](.x«j(~un fem-53'. by Mabel “3,54% Mr. Henry Gideon director.
burn. “'I'IAI" New York (492 Motors
8:30 1'. M.—-—I:eoilul by I-lena “- 4_-5_:; «45 P. \[_ The
Fields. soprano.
8:45 P. .\l.—"Tlm Sales ’l‘rn: as an
Economical Feature and as .l liev- ”w New York Federation of Clll’l‘cll-
enue I’roeuror,” by .lulvs Bathe. ,0a
9 I". M.—l'lcclta| by Edna Fields.‘
soprano.
9115 l‘. ”AL—L’nilml Slat-*3 Navy
Night: speeches by Rear Admiral \V
L. Rogers.
9:55 1’. INK—Time signal: and
weather forecast retransmitted from
the government. station NAA. u‘ Ar-
lington. '
10 P. .\I.—-Resumplion of L‘nite‘d
States Nan; Night program.
“'61. Medium] liillsclde, Mass. (360
Meters.)
6 l’. M.-—.\'ow England \‘icatheri
Forcczlst. :
G: 15 1’. M. «—-(_‘ode Practice LKSSOIIE
NuTmher 135. :
”:30 P. M. —E\'ening Program. .1. M
’l‘“ enty- eight of a series of talks on
\‘ew England Business Problems. by
Arthur R. Curnick, 2. Musical Pro—
gram.
\\ DZ Springfield. Mass. (337 Meters)
11:55 A. M. ——Arllngton Time Sig-
luenly-
fourth of a series of Int: rder )minn-
:::45-—5:30 P. M. Regular Sunday
Men’s Conference in the Iiodford
with Dr. S. Parke: Cndmnn.
s.
Springfield Market Reports.
2 P. M.——World Series results.
’i P. .‘l.—Resulls c: the W'orld
Series}.
7:30 P. M.—Twillght Tales for the.
Kiddies. “Bringing the \Vorld 10
America. " "This \Veeks Judge."
8 P. M. -—-Concert by Mrs. Harry
Sutcllffe, soprano: Hubert Blackw
burn, pianist and accompanist; Mrs.
James Steele. ”reader. ,
9 P. M.-—Rsults of the World .44,
Series, Bedtime story for grown-ups
by Orlson S. Marden.
9: 30 P. LI-Prooram of Dance
won," Newark (40:. Meters)
2:30 P. M. Soprano solos by Alice
Burns.
2 :45 P. M. Contrnlto selections b)
.JABEL ll. SCI.R01...:'
3: 00 1‘ 2.! Continuiz'na or so-
prano :30ch "i. ALF‘i-J I‘."n;‘«'s.
. 3:15 P. M. Contralto selections by
mum-31.. H. scmusmm.’
3:30 P. M. Songs by DANIEL J.
MOORE, baritone. .
6:15 P. M. "SPORTING NEWS
Pumps, Oxford: and Boats.
:00 I’. .\l. CLARENCE TALIS—
7:1 l I'. MARGARET FHADY,
:0” 1’. .\1. “FIRE I’IIICVFQN'I'IUN
I’l2()Tl§CTl()N"-l))'
' 1:5 P. M. JIMME CLARK'S
cam“ van; “'AY ENTERTAINPZRS-to
4-5 l‘. M.—l‘.runo I)roll2cr.«; Orv. 'J l' I‘ M «
cluslru. l
'I: 15 1‘. .\l. .\[.‘.I‘.IO.\' ESTELLE
conlxnllo and M \llIl-I
L (. a (l c: 1:.
4:05 P. \l De‘olional 15:. erclsos.
of Brooklyn.
4:13 1‘. ll. Address by 1):: S.
Parkes Cadman—"The Greatest
Nomi."
4:50 P. )1. Answers to QUx'stious
by Dr. (‘ndmntL
lien. _ '
Two—9:90 P. M. Spocml musica-
progrmn from the. Capitol Theatre.
New York City. by courtesy 01 S.
I..l‘n1l::tl'cl and the Capitol 'Ihvaa-v
lllilll ll "13116.5(
9 I‘m—~10: 00 l‘ M.0rg:1n rental \y
Willmm ll. ZoucLz natal Loncn ul-
galliSZ.
“.12. New York 455 .‘lelcrs
{red ’I‘. Burr. 9:45 I‘. )I. I‘. ARION ESTELLE
7:5“.‘1'. Mensm Ileulsch, ‘_';U;m_z.\ll.\ll. contrnllo. and MARIE
i=1. LANGDON ANDREWS. soprano.
.8 l’. .‘~l.———"Thc National Chamber 10:00 I“. .‘xl. Dunc". music by ANNA
of Commerce c_‘:l:lll|ulgn in the Con- $ll:\\\"S ll)l':.\l.. GIRL ORCIIISS-
scrvnlion of \\‘.l:lx-," by 'l‘. Allrud Til-\-
Fhlmmg' § \‘l‘\'lI\Y—_Tl l 4 m
. , . ., ,4 ,. . . . . . (‘.l‘.—~~.L':‘
Neon l. .xl.——.\m J.» mm... \ 10.11) I \\ HZ :{fju‘fifif'd' Mass.
\‘220 l'. .\l.-"'l‘lu; Vanishing; .lullzm' .. '. ' ' f ' ‘3 “5'53 .
Cnlunlux‘." Ivy .\l. 1:. Culsn'urlll. l, 1“} I “' “arid, f‘yncs “”5””?
3:35 1-. )l.—-"Litllc 'l'llmg's llmtigl" ""1“" M'g'm‘mg m "M l-
:3 IS Sunvln) ‘15}3'r01 llw
-1“ 1-. .\l.-—(,i;min~l nmzhms Ne“ sp“"‘-”“"‘ “mmc‘m’ ”mm” 'ra‘m"
lClnss (l: (hcsn'n o" Roselle. N. Y.
arrived in Spain :1 few days in cui~
ration ol‘ the naval vessels sr‘nt by
of America. He was carried on the
shoulders of the populace. The.
lionnl services under it:1 'ius‘. ic‘ . -
l . ‘5 ”T guest during his entire stay. 3031‘!
sols. but was never heard from af-
3245 P.__I\f. The Kismet Temple
FALL OFFERINGS
Flannelette Gowns and Pajamas.
Indera Knit Underskirts..
Heavy Vests. Pants and Union Suits.
Corduroy, Flannelette and Crepe Kimonos.
...... ~ A . SHOES YOU’H.
FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR _
New styles that are so charming and appropriate with ' \
'om'ntsaa nods .to 1m: “9;!an flinch Suntan
Just the types so much in demand for afternoons, eve-
nings and business; for wanting, golf and sport use.
An attractive price range from $5 to $10. 00 that includes
11:00 a. m.—-Clmrch dll‘L'Cl 130m
ill...‘ Madison Avenue: Ala-21101.5! Ep-
{izl-mml Church: Risk-p Luther l).
(\Vilson. spcnfvr: l'-'\u-‘rld Itrpll
r'u‘kman. pastor: lll“.‘\'l‘xfil'.l John
l‘l-zzrsun. assistant IilSK‘l‘.
5:00 p. nix—"the Amullst‘s Talk
for Business Men" by the Annalls?
or the New York Times.
5:13 Sunday evening concert. by
the Hotel Commodore Orchestra,
under tlm personal direction of [301'
no rd Lev i l o w.
lQToo—Tlm Premier Male. Quar-
lctlc.
\"JZ New YOrk 405 .‘lclt‘rs
":30 p. m.——l‘.adio l;ll1l\‘ Class of
"llm Methodist Sunday Selma“: IR~.
‘rncl's Mismnnary Call" by \'-’._ G I
Lundvs. (3. l2. .1). ‘
i
I
:;:l.'»—~.\lcu's ('olnlllllnll)’ lliblo
6: 00—— lsuhhlc 1?. col; Stories" by
llulph Mafllvw.
50 Soon “1- Arc Forgot.
llmllcr In New York Times.)
'l‘xvunty year‘s euro an American.
“'illium .\. Amlwns sailed from At-
lnntic City to Spain in a 13 1-: foot
sloop ulono .md successlullv. lie
different‘nations to do honor to the
400th anniversary of llw discovery
Spanish government inade him its
later he made another attempt—
wns spoken hy su\'crnl,pnsslng ves-
terwards. _
ARTEMAS \VARD.
New York. Sept. 11.
Wool nose for Men, Women and Children. :5
Novelty Silk and Wool Sport Hose.
Chamoisette Gloves, two-clasp, Gauntlet and 12 -button
lengths, in Brown, Beaver and Mode Shades. . , ,
Beacon Blanket Robes for Women and Children. _%?i
All our prices are as low as is consistent with high
‘class material and good workmanship.
E
5
South Not-walk-
oer-worse”
lTp-TO-THE-MINUTE" a tail-E by
FRED J. BENDEL. ~- .
6: 30 1". M. CLARENCE 'i‘ALIS-
MAN, violinist
122 WASHING“). 8T
6: 45 P. M. MARGARET slung-i » «
MILTON ELW
Band of Brooklyn, Ernest Viillinms.
4:10 1‘. .\l..1{lsmct '1empie B..nd
5:25 1’. M. Prayer and llrncdleu
cellent Style. High-
Grade Materials and
pert Workmanship are
qualities which have made
'WLDouglas
Shoes
famous from coast to coast
for half a century. Call
and see the new styles
Free Delivery
83 Wuhmgtan‘ Street
-_ man 1406
.1] Kinds of Silk and Woolen Dress Goods
LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL PATTERN
A. F. Beckmann e 00., In}
South Nor-well
-o.-o.-
FENDERS,d BODIES
an
RADIATORS REPAIRED
CADILLAC AND JORDAN
SALES AND SERVICE
Tow Car Subject to Call Day and\
Telephone 1360
VAAST BROS. GARAGII
In large or Small Quantities
You’ II It}: them.
“The Store That Saves You
48 MAIN STREET.
._.. _*..,«W____~Wu.~._smw 1..--.. .... ..
“a“... 4......
POULTRY SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS
Grit. Shells. Food Uboppt‘m. Drinking Fountains.
Scratch Feeds. Dry Mash. “‘bok- Grains. Mixed Fer-(h.
CARBOL. -THE VEIKMIN KILLING I’AIVF
KEELER’S . .
All of the Standard Poultry Remedies and Imma.
BROWERS: MALONE FEED C0.
C
Announce ment
Mahackemo Taxi
N ow Opened Under New Management
Under Tarlov’s Cigar Store, So. N orwalk'
.Open and Closed Cars for all Occasions
Cars rented by'hou‘r, day, week or month
Lowest Rates, Prompt Service
CAREFUL AMERICAN DRIVERS
EVERY DRIVER AN ESCORT.
’ OUR SLOGAN——
Promptness —- Carefulness -— Courteous
Service
—— CALL 3320 _—_.
.r
AgKEMO
“WWW-comm". “MW..m-~mmmwm
Norwalk Chronicler