~ asque in
< ntatlon of
den."
"The
a mosque
I]: Was well represented at
Spirit of
writt n by
~ Hill Browne and preach ed un-
ro‘nuspices of the
Ind ~ the surroundings
mnir included
um “'ullcn.
or. Peck.
.‘Edmo Reisinger. Mrs.
3 fit! Happy Kenyon.
l u.
.11. r Ylllnw‘
, cttal.
Mv" ‘James ‘T. Rourke.
m“ it
Q .
Hi cod. Mrs. Benjamin '1‘.
Mti LEdnn Schoycr, Mrs.
Mrs. “I
ll.
H.“K. llcnnctt. Mrs?
31‘
Goqrgiztnmv. it. Davis. Mrs.
Lsn‘geloth. Miss Emma
Mrs. George 1". \‘anrlcrhocr.
Gigi-tent. A. Fuller, Mrs.
Novel]. Mrs. James H. ann.
Miss
“Mr's. J. ’l‘. Prune. Gorgiua
an.
l‘h‘rgf‘ of ticket sales. Mrs.
munngcr of the affair.
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Miss l-‘mnccs Smith
hr-r homo.
‘ O O
l ’Lehizh Coal.
Adv.
I C C
n a a
. women»; ‘
. O O
Falrl‘leld
League of Women Voters at
-. e of Mrs. Valerie Lnngeloth
oraidc. on Saturday afternoon.
,qntertainment was of unusual
in
u it was ‘presented added much
)3 il- ensemblo effect. Participant!
' Gwendolyn
. Moseley. Gladys Gnndy. El-
Adsh Tripp.
Mary Francis Gil-
Regin-
. . ' oynolds. Mrs. George XV. Allen
Injan Door. Cecilia, Peck. Ruth
. . "NJ‘AIICH Kitchell and Bob-
Patronesses
Cod: Mrs. Samuel C‘. Shaw. Mrs.
Fleck. Miss Vera. Fish-
er .3 nae Edith Hastings. Mrs. H. “I
' Mrs. Alvin “'adsworth.
T.
9, Mrs. A. M. Flecbelmcr. Mrs.
e Thorno lllll. Jr.. Mrs. Helena.
lrooks.
ll.
' Hates. Mrs. (‘. Dana Potter. .\irs.
Marshall
. 8112!. Mrs. llerbert F. Hrcimcs,
Ml‘lfinnc S. Richardson. Mrs. ‘l‘ltl-
wanl Packard. Mrs. t‘arolyn llutz—
Ra’s. Mrs. llnrry ll. Montaguc. .‘liqs
‘ ’ Vulcric
\i'lnslmv.
.‘lr<.
Emerson
Mrs.
liafshnll Stearns, Mrs. James l):,t\'~y.
ll.
Ilavis and Mrs. A. ll. lienshaw. Fol-
lowing the prcsontation of the mas-
tca was scrvcd to tie guests
Mrva. llugh Fox of Riverstdc was in
“ Edith
Diana l’cck was director of publici-
ty and 'Mrs. Harry ii. Montague was
of llnrrlctt
street is entertaining Miss Gladys
l'ensoll nr Yonlcors. New York. at
harm: a Gun-.—
llr. and Mrs. l‘vtcr l’nloy at Court-
landt Place entcrtainml visitors from
New York at their home yesterday.
'—Buy Your Vlctrom on our Club ‘
Plan—Ask about it at Donnelly's.
Kr. and Mrs. Edward Huntington
V V
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! I JUST OUT
SOMEBODY LOVES ME
r—‘nt Trot
LONELY l . IT'I' l . Ii)
l‘n\ Trot
.‘fFJKlD Y
or slALLY ?
:I‘D Lon: for ALL ovnn
AGJIX
j: DON N ELLY’S
I-‘l'ONDIZR “'HAT'S BE(’()\II'Z
;
' an:
tune in our stocks and
; -' Sci
; problems.
1A. l. COLLINS
'iO-72'North Main Street
" South N orwalk
Phone 747
First base:
fififii
, E ofier two abso"
_ lute safeguards-n
._ . the uniform}?
Ina) uality of the {urnin
the
rienced advice of our smif,
member of which is ready
p you in your lumishing '
A HOME RUN
"since the summer vacation all mom-
Schwartz. .112. "Seine Ody Stole My
9 ~ . A ' L ( THE ’ i " ’7 - - “ ’ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,
I \ ‘ > .
. summo, 4 _ . y . - p g .
‘ . , _ a! ‘1“. <1 A .. .. , . ‘ m >
i , ' d 'way Perrln. sttemaou s >
_ . . - .ir home their ning will be in char 6 of the Young on .. . the Dark." Billy
.of H. 0. Pollard. :2 “all street. A: terteinlag 1t. the. . . ”Tu “feet was A 1“” in ~ . , . r
. . M . \V. Green..t- and People at the Easy .1. .. .. v" H wort A. ' ‘
lthis is the first. meeting of the. Loom daughter rs \ - Mound“; Chumh. 39w Haven. 591‘,“ Sam; n d c I . l s
.. 5" EResidents’ Attend .
‘ Riverside Home
tit: scours CRBATION -
if r‘mwew. mare
pressive name of "Shaggon
has a shaggy appearance
"A new all-weather sports fabric
for costs has been given the ex-
s." It
and is
.very efi'cctive in this straight,
'wrap-nround coat with fur collar
Gracc. u.’ (‘uurtlnutlt l‘lm-v.
va .lt’l‘fi")'.
o o a
.\ son was 1mm in
‘l‘IU'l‘tf‘ll. l’l‘t'ct‘v of
hue. rm 'l‘hurmla).
Mr.
,‘.l 1'14.
l:o\.l:tu«l
and cuffs.
inf Courtlnmlt l’lm-e unn- yi:_tto.s tn
lShcltnn yrstcrtlny. The trip was
.tnntlc by motor. '
O . .
Mrs. l-‘rmlk l‘u’nmtr filltl tlnuglitvr
ll:l\ c r-'-
turnctl truth a \iliit with rrltttints in
.\lrs.
:u-i-
llltl
l‘rl‘t‘t‘r‘ \\ 419‘
formerly lithcl' Milrs of this L'ill‘.
a u 4
--Auto springs. Tilly‘s.» xiv
U C .
.\li.~‘.~ l'llil'l (ittrtluti of Mull £l\l'-
mm and Miss llnrntlty lt'rr‘y of "East
avenue worn \isitors in Bridgeport
cu Saturday :tftcrnoonl
l C 0 it
‘ 'l‘hc conditions tv.’ l.«"lic llunnty's
of 1mm strw-t. .\'nr\'.'.llk. is i'lporicvl
"us coltsitlvl'ulil:.' lllllll'OVt'tl. Mr. llan—
ncrs inJurctl llllllSi‘ll' recently in :i‘
[fall from a stop ladllcr Whilc at.
tempting to up-‘n :t skylight.
i
‘ All”. and Ali's. Jumcs l.. North anti
y.llr. a'lllll .‘tit‘s. Imunzthl Kenna of
Hi'irigcpm'l \\'t'l"‘ tl‘c \vvvk v~nrl gtlcsils
..,' Mr, and .“-ll.<. Innis lit'onk: t't'
_\.nl‘lh “'nsliingmn rtrcct.
O C .
--l.nrge l‘ca. Coal. Elarris J'c
ti.;i|5.—Ad\'. '
o u 0
Mr. and .\ll.<. t'!:.i:'lv's llfl\ll‘.lrltl'
.v:‘ .\l'. \‘rz'imn il‘ilii‘ll'tl thin morti—
l'.'; in vhrt" l‘on’.‘ Jifivt' R wrr-li'r:
":si' Will! H". ._ l'. \\:llr-l‘r= (if lll-‘li-
wry lllltfr‘. Air. ll‘l\l‘.:llt<l is :1 fortit-
r-r rl'sltlcn.‘ of Nrrrwulk nlul was for
.t nlllllllCl‘ nt‘ y-ttrs in charge of the
l.ttwhcn (it'lltll'llllf‘lli va 'J‘rist
”3311's: Store,
0
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les. Mary .II. .‘lt'Qlllllll
Ainrcic ii. ll‘lynn. Mrs. Ann
lli"l Mrs. lilimtlwth Nuonnn
it‘lll;l\ fur .\ll:lllllt' ('ity wh
tvill :irtvtttl t-nnvcllliun
-\ . ti l'.’ll‘-‘ ut' l-‘orcizn \vztt's l)(
t‘. . l" :hin \\ r-clz. 'l'ltcy wont
..f‘ '1 fir'll'l ll)"
0
~
lll"
_\l t:l\ try-'l'al'lDV
ram and
n. Mrs.
:1 Banks
lr-t‘t yes-
ore th--y
(If thw-
'lll): ll"ltl
as «icic-
post.
“Best C011. ”arms 8: Guns—Adv
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Mrs. T-‘. l.. ](llll.tl‘tl of Ncw Hum".
,- :ponrlin suant- time 'with .\lr~‘.
lnlnns (int-tut ut' Vuitilolll nvonuc.
Mr. l\-llrl'l‘.~l was :lle) a, gut-st at,
.‘ll“‘. Holtl'lt’.C llHlf‘.” (.y'tr the \\'I.‘t‘k
. ,.
o o e
.M‘lzur .l-xlznsoit .‘(r'umml his dulln:
.. 'im South .‘.‘0l'\\.’lll\’ post. nillce this
.tm‘niiig nftCi'
'ztln.
:l
’l'hh Trinity
lll'anm' to Guild
(u 0 weeks vaca-
will
hold its l“::‘,'ll;il." monthly montinz in
ifhe Parish
‘at 8 o'clock.
hill tnmorrmv
evening
Tho Norpiall; final-(l or Fire Un<
‘dnr's rit'crs will
Your savings account:
MSecond hue: Younfirst thousand.
- Third bag-e: A building lot'.
Borne: It 's yours.
moot tomorrow at-
tcrnoon at. 4:15 o'clock in thr- omre
bers are urged to be present as sov-
crsl items of importance are to be
transacted.
'Mrs. H.- P. Campbell. Sr.. Kather-
ine. Madeline and Randall Camp-
bell together with Miss Anna Camp-
bell of South Main street left Sat-
urday on a week‘s nutcmObile trip to
Canada. The trip is being mauc
through New York state. The party
will return by way of Maine. where
they will stop at; Grccn Lake for a
visit with Mrs. Campbcll‘s son. Hugh
1“. Campbell and his bride, who are
on their wedding trip;
About. thirty-five members of the
Springwood Dramatic club enjoyed
an outing at Nattvoo Island_yester-
dgy. The trip to the island was made
in Captain Fred Lovejoy‘s boat. the
“Arthur M. Fling."
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The annual got-togcthcr dinner of
the l'coplc's‘cltorus will be'ltcld at
the Norwalk Country club tomorrow
evening at 7 o‘clock. All members
are asked to bring their brown
books.
John M013. and John Redway of
Ely avenue and l-‘rcderick Race of
East Nat-walk have rcturncd from a
visit to New York city.
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Robert \‘l’ilson of Lowe st rect has
purchased a new sport model auto-
mobile.
.
0
Edward llaiummuli of Now York
city has rc'urnml :tt'tcr n \isit. with
Mraqnd Mrs. ll. 'l‘urtorclln of Spring
street.
0
The “'omen's (luilrl of Trinity
Episcopal church will hold a mcctiifi:
in the Guild rooms of the Parish hall
tomorrow night. I
O C
The Misses Mary. Nollie and Min-
nie Tortorclln. Mrs. John Loticrzo
anti chiltlrrn of Spring slrcct. to-
gether with (lustave and Clara
Scnrpello of t‘lmpvl strcvt motorcvl
children of Staten Island.
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The regular monthly me tin: or
the Omicron circle of the .83! ave.
nue Methodist church will be held
tonight. at 8 o‘clock.
I
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Thc Mayflower Hook and Ladder
company" will hold its regular
monthly meeting in the company
qtdu'tcrs on Van Zant street tonight.
C O 0
Mr: and Mrs.'Georgc Hewitt have
returned from a. motor trip through
the Mohawk trail. Niagara, Falls and
Canada. They were ’accompanicd by
Newman J. Weeks.
Patrolman Martin Lengycl of Rey-
nolds has returned to his duties with
the downtown police depsrtment
after a pleasant vacation.
o 0 .
Sixty. members or the Friendship
Bible. c'\<s. of the East. Avenue
Methodist church attended the pic-
nic of th: class at. Putnam park,
Danbury. Saturday afternoon. The
party left from in front of the
church in automobiles at 2 o'clock
and the return trip ‘IJS made early
in the evening. A fine dinner was
served and an afternoon or games
was enjoyed. , »
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The first rehearsal of the playlota'
to be given under the auspices of the
liztst Norwalk Improvementlassocla-
tion on September 24 and 25 will be
held in (‘otnmunity hall tonight at 8
o‘clock. The program will include
the coinctly-tirmna. "\Vantcd A Man
in the House“ and the. farce “T‘hc
l'listi'lct‘ School of Blueberry Cor-
nf‘l‘a." The production will be under
the direction of Mrs. E. ii, Smith.
The plays lure bring given for the
benefit of the Community hall mort-
gagc fund.
Thcrc will be a meeting of the
Vestry of (‘hrlut church in the rec-
tory tonight tit 7:30 o‘clock.
O O t
O
to Brookln Saturday wherc thcy
remained over the week-end with,
'Aiat'y Loticrzo.
‘ Mr. and
:l‘urmliso strect
marricd have rcturnctl from
wedding trip to \\’ashington.
s
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Mrs. Stephen Gall of,
who were rvvr-ntlv [
their }
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Michael (”Full and sons. .lnltni
lkiit-hacl. jr.. cnjoyetl a motor trip?
.to Now York L‘ity over the “colt-E
t’nfl. . . '
a o o ,
.\lt‘.\ltlllOl‘l
l’t‘illl‘nt‘tl from
Boston.
of
.1
'i‘nuotltv
Sttrcot has
with rclntivrs in
(‘t'll‘ll
visit
u v
0
A. Masont- of North Taylor nvv-nn
was .1 Visitor in .\'«-w York City Sat—
llt‘tltty.
" O O O
l'.. l‘clt‘uw-lli ut' l'llimelli strcc‘i
{was the glint; of rolutivrs in llritlgr-
'i-tn't uvcr the wrr-k-cnd.
a o o
i .
.\ :‘un \"illS iu'it'lt to .\l:'. iilltl .\lr:~‘.'
l:ll\\'£l!'ll llzu‘rnlt of L": Sprint: slrccl
.zzl thr- Ntii‘tvnlk hospital. Thursday.
I a
l
3 John F‘ot'iz of
,\\'f'tS A visitor in
C .
.lmxlngton avénue
‘\\‘llf‘l‘(‘ hn :‘lit'll(lt"ll .tltc Brooklyn-
New York bust-hall gumc.
C t .1
John lmlicrzo
sile‘t spent ynstct‘tlny
of Sprin:
“lil‘l
2 Ser‘tl
l his
imothcr :tt hcr han in Brooklyn.
| Joseph Murphy of lily nvcnuc has
i
I
.
.
pttrchasctl a now coupc automobiltug
O I. O o .
Ill-l'lu‘l't '\\'0:~ilio-r;:. of “T (loom-ow
istrcct. lists: Norwulk. assistant ml‘
man in the livcning Sontlncl. ro-
turnoti Saturday t'ioiu an extended
vacation throughout New England.
\Vhil" nwny Mr. \\'csll\crg spt'ni‘
'l'OnSltlfil'iilllt‘ lllllt‘ in thc Maine
woods enjoying nature's handiwork
in landscaping. nstcnsibly exporting
to blend some or the kn(l\\'l"'.l£:t‘
gained in tho cuntpOsitimi of .‘l'lS ici-
Not'tvnlk merchants.
0 I
Robert. Bussing.of Franklin hvc-
l'lllt‘ has rcslgncd his position with
the State Highway Department as
surveyor.
O C U
Christopher Cannonlof‘North Malt:
strcct has acccptcd an position with
the Norwalk Tire and ltubbcr Co.
0 - o e .
lr’raltk Mchrny of Orchard stt'crt
has returned to his homi-
J.
o o
The committco in charge of Na-
tional llt-fcntzc Day in \\’iltnu is com-
lioscd of the following: t‘ltnlrmau.
llcnry Young; Dr. Dov-id Lucas, Mrs.
Guy Howqrd, Miss A. t‘. \Vcndr-roth.
it‘. IS. Bcnnct. Chas. t). l‘;(‘l(l:llltl, \Vil-
liam l-l. Huntcr. \‘t’. I. Newson. Louis
linmbicr. \\'. J. Hubbcll. Harry Ab-
bot, :ichard Fitch.
O i
The case of Robert Boston. who
was arrcstca for violation 'of thc
state parking law. was continued
in the downtown City Court. this
morning~ by Judge Nehemiah Can-
ricc, until Thursday morning. He
was arrested Saturday by Patrolman
Frank Stratton and it is alleged that
be parked his automobile in “’ash-
ington street thrcc fcot. from the
curb. .
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£153 ST N ORWALK
'CAUSMEETING
. 0F cavitation
Officers of East Ave. M.
E. Parish to Make
P l a n s fOr Coming
Year ‘
Rev. Arthur J. Penncll. pastor of
} the Last Avenue Methodist Church
.- has called a. meeting or all the offi-
. 01:11; a.nd committees of the various
t organizations of the church for Fri:
[LY night at‘ 8 o'clock when ,plans ’
.‘ tor the coming year Will be present- '
t (l and discussed.
The regular monthly ' meeting of
l the Epworth league or the East ave-
. nue Methodist church will be held
l tomorrow evening.
‘8!
Rev. nd rs. Frederick
,will resume rclicarsals
' evening.
'lT.
Brooklyn _\'t’:<tcrtl:ij'i
l
:lftcr=
spending a week at Atlantic City .\'.3
that? institution , recently. '
«, .' . . o m, o.»
The Young l‘coplc's orchestra of :
the East :tvt-nuo Mctliodist cliurclil
“‘edneaday i
A mocting ot' the bonrtl of truslccs
0f the East Awn‘m» Methodist
church will be bold .nt the church
\‘i’ctlnvstlrly cvcnimr. At this gather-
in: tho truslccs who were elected at
the annual meeting of the church
hvld lrtst \tcck will organize and for.
mululc plztns for the coming year.
I D C
The Til2:l\'oy-'l‘:tt'lrt\'~ post. Veteran-
nr lt‘mwign \‘Iars will hold a dance
at linrlntt‘s \i'otlncstlay. September
The use of the pavilion has bccn
:iwn tn the post for thc affair by
John H‘Sullivnn. .lr. A number of
'novcl fraturcs are ‘lwing planned.
\‘ulk‘s Society orchestra will furnish
thc lutt.=ic.
where Rev. Charles Gray formerly
was stationed. The service will be
under the directIOn of Rev. Robert
short addreu. Rev. flan-acid. who
is a. graduate of W‘esiyisn Univer-
sity. wls captain of the Varsity
baseball nine; He is at present a
student at'the Yale Plvinity school.
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Mrs. Oliver I. Clarke of Pennoyer
str'eet. was soloist st the services at
the First Congregational church in
Nor-walk yesterday.
The regular midiweok prayer
meeting or the Rowayton Methodist
church wll b held on W‘cdnesdayt
evening. Osc r Mills will be the
leader.
M
W
MlNSTREl. ts
, GRAND AFFAIR.
'A'nnual Show Draws
Big Crowd and I s
Wéll Done By Per-
formers
Bigger. better than ever. the an.
nual Bell Island minstrel show woe
staged Suturday night at the Bell
island clubhouse. “'itncssed by. a
crowded house. the performance was
a. complete success and spoke well
for the efforts of Edward C. Nixon.
director. and the members of the
cast of the black face show.
Tho pertormnnce lasted ,Over an
hour: an hour of jolly good fun.
\\‘lille there was only one scene. a
school-room. qui appropriate with
tho opening of he local public
schools taking place today. the show
itself. was divided into three parts.
The first part was the mlnstrcl pro-
pr-r. In this Kent Crnuscr and Jerry
Doyle appcurcd as end-men display-
ing unusual amateur talent. Jerry
llllltlf‘ a his: ‘hit singing “California.
licrc 1 Come" while Kept was good
in “Favcn or Elcvcn.‘ The end
girls: were: Frances (lalagher and
Jusophllle chgau.
fonttlrc number was "Stingo Stun-
C. Minefield who will also give n‘pupile of h
Bliss Gallagher-s—
Gal." Victor Cahill was the school
teacher. He most certainly made the
is classsit up and take
.notice. Mr: cahtu made a big suc—
cess at his role. Members of the
chorus which was far better than
the average run of amateur talent
Wore: Albert Erskine. Brooks
Peters. Alice Bernstein. John Gloetz-
ner. Billy Doyle. Helen Healy, Henry
Gloctzner, Harry Mchx-mott, Frank
Schwartz, Herbert Schwurtz, Genie
Harper. Muriel “'ilson. Mable \\ ll-
son. Sewell Hughes. Muriel Sch-
warts.
The second part of the show' was
the. Bed-Timestory scene. in this
scene. Miss Frances Gallagher sang
“Tell My Bed-Time Stories." The
scene was a big frolic of fun with
other members in the scene, J. Jar-
boe. Letty Houston. Lila “’rlght.
Jsmes Perkins. and Muriel Swenson
right on the job with plenty of jokes
and sOngs. The third part. was ex-
tremely funny although more or less
impromptu. It was a burieque of
the bed-time scene with some of the
prominent men of the island taking
part and appearing in the stage in
nitles. In this scene were Charles
Jarboe. Fred Houston. Frank Sch-
wartz. Vernon Jorboe and S. A.
Swenson. Following the perform-
ance. dancing was in order. Prizes
for the lucky number dances were
presented by Mr. and Mrs. Edward
F‘. Hart. The prizes were. won by
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Brush. Miss Jane
Erskine and Henry Mchrmott and
Margery “‘right. .
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Next Saturday night the last club
dance of the season is on tap.
Lucky number dance prlzcs for this
affair wil be presented by Mr. and
Mrs. T. J. Sullivan. After next Sat-
urday night. the dances will be sub-
scription' affairs.
0
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. .‘iontelth
and daughter. who spent the sum-
mer at the island. returned to their
home in Ncw York city y:stcrdny.
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Another family who returned to
its home in New York city yesterday
is Mr. and Mrs. chgan and daugh-
tor.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chustcucy
and «laughter. Sally. expect to do-
part. from the island tomorrow. Thr‘y
will return to their homo. in Humor—
ford. x. J,
rume hcr studies at
O
Scuddcr col-
1:0." And there was Sherwood Smith
loge.
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Miss Chastcncy will rc— .
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Hamburg Steak 18cm
«gBeefLiver..........'...f‘..—..‘......14cm
ShoulderSteak 209m
.FréshPlate......................,,3cm
YealPatties......................35cm
l
qwe-
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Schultic’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street's“ Railroad Avenue. Bo. Norwalk
Weapon Georgetown Darla: sumlord Black Rock and,“
‘ For the. ‘ Infant‘ 1
.. N _ W 13 't8 esters and J: kets,
":Vhiteozrimzliied :dth pink and {blue $1 50 to $2.25
$1.50
Brushed Wool Sweaters, .
pink andblue .
$2.25“ $3.50
$1.00”$2.25
Knit Sets—
J acket, Gap and Booties . . . . I . . .
Cashmere Embroidered Jackets
, At .........
i - .
c3331.... 980*°$3.59
White Batiste Dresses,
6 months, Land 2 years, at . . . . . .
89c ‘° $2.98
Bcoties, Moccasins, "Tri-tc-Walk“ Shoes, Bibs. and Novel tes. g
J. l. MALLETTE *
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hub: l‘F‘llll‘nt‘ll to S) (Lt'ilfif‘. N. Y“
ultri-o' it” will testmt J his studios at
l l'nion collcgc.
.
l Mr. and Mrs. 31.1. Knapp nr nos- '
mu limo lwcn the :ucszs of llr. and
in”. William l-‘. (:mr uf
,? :u-euuc.
Norman
Urla \Vood has rcturnml Lu Schcn- t
.1 x
cctad')" where he is cmploycri ( .t’trt-
visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
D. T.. \Vood at their homo on l-Ziltn:
strcct.
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The" nxvmlic‘m l'lic “law it”
lnr; at Thursday. September is.
Roiley'ron
acme ASS’N. T0
g HOLD ELECTION
;Set for Sept. lS—Mrs.
; .Plander Hostess to
’ Ever Ready Circle—
Rev. Gray Returns ,
i The
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it
I
annual nicctln: of tho
\vnyon (‘ivlc association at which of-
ficers for tho cnsuing‘yc‘nr will b»
(-leclt‘d will he held at :no Run-ny-
tnn Hose house. Monday pvciunc.
Scpctnlwr 15 nt. 8 o‘clock. The
nominating committee which h‘lF
liccn nppolntcd since the inst mm;—
ing of the association will make .1
report and present. the names of the
nominees. The entertainment com—
mittee will provide refreshments so
that. a social hour can be cnjoycrl
following the business session.
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Mrs. John Plauder of Crockett
street will be hostess to the mem—
bers of the Ever Ready Circle of
King‘s Daughters at the regular
monthly mer-ting of the Circle to be
held at her home tomorrow evening
at 8 o’clock.
Mr. and Airs. Sidney R. 13011 and
daughter‘June 0t Crockett street
have returned to their home after
spendingnhe week end with rela-
tives in Asbury Park.
' O O I
of M unt Vernon have returned to
their ome after a week's visit with
Mrs. Y.'F. \i‘aters of Hickory Bluff.
0 0 O V
A motion picture depicting a num.
ber- of interesting happenings in the
life of Abraham Lincoln was shown
at the union services or the Metho-
dist and Baptist churches held in
the Rowayton Methodist chruoh last
evening. The showing of the flint
was made possbile through the kind-
ness ot’John Sherman Hoyt. '
t 0 O '
Mrs. C. Shimoulos or McKinley
street. entertained at her home over
the week end a. num'ber 0: friends
from New York city.‘ -
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Rowayton residents will be pledsw
ed to hear that Rev. Charles S. Gray
returned Fridayto the pat-some of:
the ROWayton Methodist church from:
the Brooklyn Methodist hospital
where. he has been cannula-centric.
'l‘ylcr \\'00d of (in Kory houlcym'd I
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(hum of t'ln'isl church arc busy ar— j
ranging for the supper which is in
lm sct'y oft in the church on the cv- :r- ‘l
nu-“
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haviland
Women’s
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of trousers—while one is
j is ready for its turn; and e
- . well-pressed.
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5391013 at .
”a? Blouse of fast-color
.White or»
from an‘ operation .pertormy ed in:
unusual.
delightful fabric, is marked oil
into blocks by cutout
Unique effect, decidedly smart.
smooth and with notably pleas-
ant Surface to the touch.“
sleeves and large collars and tit
21 mOdel has cuff which is actu-
ally tight; to this cut? the ful-
ness of the sleeve is gathered in
a puckery cheerful fztshion.
the light fleecy chinchilla; in
plain color.
them of slate tone. ‘Warm soft
tans and alluring browns.
the very colors that seem most
attractive value at
locond floor.
, _ ' School equipment -
' - for critical _ boy. . . I
if,
’,Tis a brown 'or gray ttveéd Or mixture.
ed so it fitswell and will hold its shape. It has two pairs
proudly going to school other
ach pair always looks fresh and ‘
in” sizc's’from Z to 181ml! of special attractiOn‘ 'at
Good p'e‘r'cale in tasteful stripe—75c
‘. ~. .~ snappy cap in the mixtures th t '7 '
lhas brought biggest'demand’ for a this 'Aummn
blue» shir’tof fine oxford
Bis-nest. neat.
l‘l
handsome
coats—4-$25
Blocked coats are the novelty
tltoseason; tasteful, pleasing.
’l‘hcir soft, but thick' warm
lines.
Mostly they are of .polairc
(1 similar fabrics, sleek and
in fashion, thcylpossess full
th at jaunty air. Occasionally
First cousin to these blocked
ats, so far as style goes, are
Rich quiet grays, some of
All
harmony with Autumn.
An appealing collection and
$25 ~
because. of its good style, and
”fits: tailor-
$lZ.75 .
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' Blouse, bf m‘adras ill either Stripes jor handsome plaitr
$1. '
- * $1. or $1.50 .
cloth, fcollar flt-J
3150 el- $2. ‘
OWLAND’S
Store Open Daily Until s O'clock—Saturday Until s 021031;
Entranceon Main St., Fairfield Ave., .Cannon St.
‘ Particular value
T in hats at $495
k
Ricli and out. combinations of two tones of the one
color. '
Stuart and striking contrasts of color \tith install
cmbroidercd‘fahric.
One—color harmonious effects with Subtle 5121:1le
secured by use of fabrics.
Such are features. of this good-sized and large-“.113.
assembly of hats at $4.95 .
Thosc‘lovely new green shades. Sparkling H.15-
Copenhagen blue of alluring quiet beauty. Gray that is
so demure: Sand that harmonizes with costume cf fill-ii
hue. ‘And the color roll might be called ’till prnc l;.tlly
every one had answered! ;
_ Velvet and felt and velour; each' used just $4 95
by itself and each used in rich combinatimc. '
Second floor.
Arch-Preserver shoes
have good . style too
. . Women who seek comfort for their suffering feel—
and who do not wish to sacrifice tasteful correct style-
Will meet Arch-Preserver shoes with delight.
They offer both these qualities. Comfort and style.
_ into them is built a concealed arch which takes strain
of? the natural'arch of the foot. They have a FLAT inner
sole which prevents crowding and‘ pinching of the nerves
and bones ofthc forepart of the foot. -They actually prc'
serve the arch of the foot and give comfort. '
_ Kid oxfords-—black, $9.50; brown, $10.56
Black suede 3=strappumps-—$H.
Patent leather strap pumps—$10.
Black kid laced shoes—311.50 ‘
FOR MEN—Arch Preservér shoes of black or {in
calfskin, oxford style—$1 1.
Main floor. rear.
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Norwalk Chronicler