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RS ST. JOHN
TN BAD SMASH
um Jammed Between
1‘“ 4) Trucks on Nora-
tr“ ilill‘Gets Black
53.3 --— Mother Hurt
tall .
»; at. John and her mo.
,\ l:~ll, null u. narrow e..-
-:m-is injury. on the
“nile motoring to
\lrs. St. John
. xx. ’" Hula).
» .\ behind a heavy
M g t opass ahead of
T (me her car onto the
g u it n she saw a trolley
v L1H ti) toward her. with
:n llllel'tllon ot slowing
>-. John quickly turned
'1‘." load again almost
, .; a truck coming the
; zxzis Jammed between
. . ll-er windshield. 'on-
and a tire were
i--nt nda wheel twist-
.lolm has a black eye
while Mrs. Nash
T11, The damage to her
i .it about $150. The
: tn .1 senice station in
T 3“ while Mrs._St. John
failing to locate Mr.
- inp‘none. called a. West-
vmc them home.
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. srhool alumni will
‘-.r.ment and dance on
. .. at the High school.
m tizr- entertainment is 8
in‘lwls are very reason-
. w: had from any of the
.17.‘
,. - . filial).
i<g ill is moxing part of
- ."li to the former
ms oxer Greens Drug
... . ll;.:i'.t. as collector of tex—
. \ one or the tmn om-
.3 rl ‘iged to pay omen
v. "‘W‘r of years. Ata
, -; w in the fall of 1922
.... v l :m the tax collector
:T-I Tsrilary and have an
Yawn hall. and that the
wild in: abandoned. Ac-
. limrt moved his office
m the Sherwood build-
q-Tmm formerly used by
lC’lT‘l.
. . .
.‘f—~ _ ,.-:=s;»-, of Windsor. Canada.
-- ... of‘ Mr. and Mrs. John
" Hills Point road.
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7. Crawford of Westport
:nimrt Mnulthmpe of
.. » k are attending the
n! the American
. Hartford today. as de-
- {we
FRID:Y,OCTOBER?1$219P.8.:
2' » t
'
lea-tee froth thd :Vest l ' C
tho Red Cross. 1”“ ch‘mr o:
The can at the Reindeer Inn -
prietors was brought up in the T:?n
Court yesterday. Roos and his wire
pleaded guilty to the charges against
them. noes was lined 31" 5 and
costs and 20 days in jail. The jail
sentence “as suspended. for selling
liquor and $25 and costs for having
a slot machine on the premises. Mrs.
1100- was fined $100 and costs for
selling liquor. Annie Connors was
fined $100 and costs for selling ii-
quor. Anderson was fined 8100 and
costs and 20 days in jail for selling
liquor. the jail sentence was sus-
pe ded. The younger Anderson was
rel used. The Reindeer Inn former-
ly the home of Willian H. Sexton. It
was sold after Mr. Saxtons death to
Samuel Roodner or South Norwalk.
and leased by him to Norwalk part-
iIes. “ho opened it as the Reindeer
an.
The High "Y" boys club will
play a. set of games of all kinds with
the High "Y" clubs of Stamford and
Green ch. It was decided yester-
day to end a representative next
Tuesday to arrange dates for the
games. \iuch interest is being
shcm n. by the grown- -up members of
the " Y" in the progress of the High
”Y" club.
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Mrs. Ossip Linda a three chil-
dren returned from a v sit to Canada
yesterday.
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. M“. J. J. O'Connors
the teachers of Redford school. \Ved-
nesday afternoon. at her home on
East Etate street. Music was enjoy-
ed and tea was served.
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The tea given at the home of Miss
Eloise Thomas on Compo street.» for
the Japanese relief fund proved a.
financial slicers as well as 1! 303's)
one. About fi'ty womenattended the
its despite the inclement weather.
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Mrs. Kennten MacKenzie. Who has
been seriously ill and who suffered
a. relapse. is reported as imprO'ing
but. not yet out of danger.
Wilton ‘
...——
Miss H. Lucella Kellogg recently
spent the day with Mrs. “'illlam A.
Jones. She resides in Bridgeport
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There was a large attendance on
“'ednesday at the meeting 0! the
Fairfleld Co-‘Vomen's Home and
Foreign Missionary Society. meet-
ing in the Congregational church.
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Not in the memory of the oldest
inhabitant has there been such a
water shortage in “'ilton. In many
instances house-holders are Ob-
liged to use water conveyed in
casks from the river. or perhaps
from some distant neighbor. An
old tradition says that a dry fall in-
dicates a snowy winter.
. visited her grandmother Mrs. L.
entertained I
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SALE
10 DAY
of our many friends and customers which we th
l? Sale for 10 Days at Prices Which Cannot Be Challenged.
51-63 80. Main St.
To Celebrate Our First Year of Successful Business in South Norwalk (due to the kind
an it) We Are Going to Put Our Complete Stock on
FREE!
if .3. GOLD ENAMELED CLOTH BRUSH WITH EACH-PURCHAFE-
mu Winitred Wood .or Nor-walk
orioe winter game at their
Headding over the week—end. house.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Weston have Mr. and Mrs. Basil
rented a. house in Glenbrook and
will reside there during the winter
where their children are attending in Europe ‘
school. ‘ ' .
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‘ V Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mayhaum ate»!
Polol
The baseball season is nearing its
close atthe Orem field, but the boys
tended the game at the
Grounds last Friday.
Specials ..at' Bookmann’s ."
19 c.
BAKER‘B COCOA
are oractIslng basket ball. their 1;“.
club
Bodjlanoi!
and daughter of the Hurlbutt St.
Road have returned from a summer
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mess”... 95cg.‘
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65 Washington Street South Norwalk
3'1 Main Street
10 DAY
SALE
so» Nomi":
co-operation
FREE!
\
K: fi . ‘ 9
4t. ' 11.: AND Ladies Fine Lawn
i 35 In. scorn; pummel“ runner. mom mum s guess “A APRONS
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1? {.14 mi . . rice .‘el y ; . 69c. boas, reg 11 CC -
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:2 . h
3“ l Ladies' Striped sec. Sale price. etc .
3.; '
3 Ladies’ me
an ‘ 38 inch Guaranteed Maeg'sgointex Heel. WOOL KOBE
m Beck
ALL WOOL SERGE SILK HOSE . .
? All sizes, reg. 79c. 39
All col $1. 25. . 5.
Sale [132. :18. ...-790 R." price .1 2 886 Sale Price. pr. .....
HEAVY soo'ron
.' FLANNEI.
ln checks and stripes”
price 20c.
Sale. Price. yd.
15c
Ladies'
(3er costs
Silk bound with com.
price $6.98.
Sale Price
..... $3.9 _
To Introduce to You Excella Patterns Winch We Carry, We Will Giye To Any One On Request Free
One Ladies’ Bungalow Apron Pattern, Sizes from 36 to 50.
Norwalk
CLOTHING, SHOES AND
136 Washington Street.
South Norwalk,’ Conn.
MAIN CLOTHING STORE
FURNISHINGS
9 $1.49;
SWEATERS
*‘ $3.95
Value $6.00
MEN’S .RIBBED
UNIONTXSUITS
‘ Value ~$2.00 . .
MEN’S WOOL
Value $22.00
OVERCOAIS
» $16.50 '
MEN’S WOOL " ff;
$11st " '
Lined Front
$1.95
MEN’S a... YOUNG
MEN’S surrs
$14. 95
MEN’S
WORSTED
SUITS
MEN’S WOOL‘ ,
UNDERWEAR ' -
$1.00 E... _
MEN’S ALL WOOL’
OVERCOATS
$22.50*
Value $30.00
- SUlTS
$16.50
$19.50 " }
They Are a Bargain
' iMEN’S
l'WOOL SWEATERS
$2.25 Ead‘ —
BRUSHED
MENS REGULATION
ARMY SHIRTS
Lined Front—Double Elbow
$2.95 a
I
Never Before Have You '
Bought Such a Bargain
BOYS? SUITS
MEN’S FLANNEL
SHIRTS
$1.50
Value $2.50
Y
l BOYS’ CORDUROY
BLANKETS 2 Pants SUITS
All Wool ‘ $6 9 5
$3.95 ._ $6.50 -
TRUNKS Everybody Knows Who We Are—Inwest Price Store. in Town—See For
BAGS Yourself.
M
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firing
Lighted Home
An opportunity for all to charming- ‘ - .
ly light their home by gorgeous tail lamps 1
crowned with beautifully made silk and
ed shades.
Special Sale
Floor Lamps
$26.95
In mahogany or polychrome stand-
ards with six different style shades—
shades which would in themselves ordi-
narily cost 335. Very laure variety of
colors to blend with your color schemes.
Bridge Lamps
. $19 _
'Also mahogany ‘and polychrome
standards with delightfully shaped shades
of elegance.
selection.
Large assort...:nt
for your
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