FRID AY, SEPTEMBER
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' sirlfs time
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ago,
a member 0
g'v‘wi
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Judge John
Superior com-
for”
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RIDGEFIELD FIREMAN Girls
YEAR FOR SE'l'ilNG BARNS AFIRE
1.. " .—Con- ‘
kindled
.,cstroxed two barns in
Alfred
f .
__ “fill Firn department who
4". his follows fight flames
H himself. was senten-
trom on to two years
risen when he was ar-
W.
= unable to give an un-
in explanation
A board of physicians
: «‘xnmined him pronounc-
He
constant
'.c xwlfnre of his wife.
, . . - . tho state hospital for
‘ «mgmher with the cir-
f‘1:tt his state of mind Father Nihill
~ up incited him to
quantities of “hard"
' . .v»..nniinced toxicating
l
’12. 1924. C
‘1
qualities. may have had something
to do with his fire mania.
CHANGED IN
BRIDGEPORT
Father McClean of St.
Mary’s, Milford,
Takes Place of Late
t
BRIDGEPORT. Sept. 12 .-—Ap—
pointments affecting three pestor~
ates of the Roman Catholic church
in this city. and one inHStratford.
are announced in this w'eeks issue
of the Catholic Transcript. official
.diocesan organ.
Rev. Patrick H. McClean. s. T.
L.. pastor of St. Mary's church at
Milford, has been assigned to the
permanent rectorship of St. Augus-
tines church to fill the vacancy
)1 Si k i n r: Opportunities
'lflL‘S don't come to
Car-me out of them.
7 ready for
7 - is the longest step
1c toward success.
.k of luck without
7.. _-- \'.‘..’il is back of the
' luck is luck only
»s to those who
,;a~'-d to take advan-
To all others it
.izzrsclf
zuiry is present when
a . r‘ :- powers seize on
',".‘;lrnl circumstance.
ymrself for success—
‘nnfrlcture your own
. r‘ L'nCd luck.
0 O O O
l‘ mvrlook the chances
.l hiriying your advan-
I'i_'~ :ml the Classified Ads
7’11? mlly OIICI':
caused by thc death of Rev. James
D. Nihili; Rev. M. J. O’Connor. pas-
tor of St. James’ church at. Strut-
ford has been appointed rector of
St. Peter's church in Danbury which
is also a. permanent pastorate, suc-
ceeding the late Rev. John F. Ryan
Rev. Matthew J. Traynor, pastor
of St. Mdt'y's church has been nam-
ed pastor of St. Mary's church at
New Britain: and Rev. Jeremiah J.
Duggan. pastor of the Blessed Sacra-
ment church. is signed to St.
Joseph's church, M riden. Father ‘3 mm! the
Trnynor succeeds Rev. John G.
Winters, deceased. and Father Dug-. am “flamed.
Pretty Doris Lloyd (left) of the Follies, has Broadway wondering She ev ows that e ghost
dressing-room formerly used by Mary Julian (right), end that the ghost is that
of Mery. Miss Julian was found deed recently in the bathtub of her apartment in New Y ork from
Kan succeeds the late Rev. John
Lynch.
Oil’lciai announcement of the ap-
pointment of Rev. Morris 1“. Mc-
Auiirfe. LL. D., president of St.
'1" )mas' Seminary at Hartford; Rev.
\Villiam ll. Flynn. chancellor and
secretary of the diocese of Hart-
ford. and Aev. John Neale. LL. D..
pastor of St. Rose's church at Meri~.
den, to be Right Reverend Monsig-
nors is also contained in the Trans-
cript.
Rev. John J. Burke, pastor of St.‘
Paul’schurch at Glenvilie. has been-
appolnted pastor of St. Thomas'
church, Thomaston. to succeed the
WALKER WILL
Hut; LY WIGGLY
12 MAIN STREET
NORWALK. CONN.
late Rev. John H. \Vcish. Rev. M.
Ernest Wilson, pastor St. Patrick's
church at Farmington, will succeed
Father Traynor at St. Mary's
church: Rev. John J. Kennedy. of
St. Mary's church at Bethe! replaces
Father Duggan at the lessed Sacra-
ment church.
Kev. Otto
suit of the postponement of
Tunney’s bout.with Harry Greb
Cleveland. Gene will be unable
another all-star card
chiefly of three ten round bouts.
Baumelster. assistant In the main event Jack Zivic
pastor at St. Joseph's church at
\Viliimantic. has been assigned] to
the pastorate of St. Paul's church
at Glenviilc, to succeed Father
Burke. Vacancies at St. Mary's
church in Milford and St. James’
church in Strati'ord. caused by the
transfer of Father McCiean to
Bridgeport and Father O'Connor to
ker, the local youngstcr who
come to the front rapidly.
scmilfinal, l\(‘1\\’x‘-’n Mick‘cy
and Joe Scnpputonru
forent sort. Neither is a
They are whirlwind Sluggers.
NORWALK
(‘ARPET
( LEANING CO.
in ~ .<:|‘.l2 counts 1)? RCGS
I. \>. H! «.x‘ AND CARPl-H‘S
“AMIED
I UJ'I l~ S'l'()I{I‘ID FOR THE
“iNTER
i'l'uv!:~ \\'\Xl£[) & POLISHED
“um. (Zulu-II) FOR AND
Lightweights Cue -
Matched for Battle' 1n , j;
Brooklyn Next Weekfi ‘
l
NEW YORK. Sept. ilk—Ag a. re-:
Gone
meet Tommy Loughran at Hender-
son's Bowl next week and Match-
maker Tom McArdle has arranged
- consisting
Tommy Milton and Corporal Izzy
Dnnbury, have not as yet been
filled. Schwartz. flyweighis. have been pair-
cd for the first of the ton-rounders.
For absentecs ‘wiii sniR and in addition to the three fenturvvs
snooze when school room's hot and lhere will be a. six-rounder and a
stuffy. four-rounder.
MEET ZlVlC :
3
; .
l
in
to
of
Pittsburgh will take on Archie “'31-
has
This will
he a. sharp, scientiiic struggle. The
Brown
will be of a. dif-
boxer.
New. York Markets
[43. Washington Street 55 Main Street
T129 frtpcr'ty owner who smiles
”“123 it rliils has a good roof.
E MAKE THEM SMILE l
The Norwalk Roofing Co.
'17 “V‘TliR MEET
l‘hnno 387—2955 0
GAS RANGES
—-—and—-—
‘i'i‘ER HEATERS
(‘rmnecticut nght &
Power Co.
i‘. ll. BAXTER
DRUGGIST
“ ~l in “MN STREET
Page & Show. Park S:
"'vvn Seal and Russell's
: mom.
i 'or
4 :n act as «ye authorities
a» can l..'l'~'e perfect con—
~- Says Mr Foresight
- YES EXAMINED
: rescrlptions Filled
“Cl i.l.!.\.\l .l MOORE
—l)|'TU.‘ll-I'I'RI.VTI—
' 5 ML: I55 Washington St
~—‘_.w .-
l“. S LYON
JOB PRINTING
SEE BETTER
Knowledge of optometry -
.n Camp ls'tlrff‘utygrv‘vlglk, Conn. South Norwalk Norwaik
Phone 3301 Phone 3213 Phone 2828
NOTICE.
Specials .For T his/Week-End
Sirloin Steak 34clb.
RoundSteak..........'............32clb.
ShoulderSteak,...................18clb.
Bread and‘Butter Pot Roast . . . . . . .. 22c lb.
PrimeRibRoast 28clb.
Prime .Rib Roast (boned and rolled) 28c lb.
Fresh Chopped Beef 15c lb.
StickingPieces 18clb.
Small Fresh Bork to Roast . .. . . . . . . 23c lb.
l
:Genuine Springnegs [lamb Stew....... 2for 25c
Lamb ----- ~ "'35"8hou1derVeal.........160
G’enuimSPfinsSmn Bump Veal. ..-........25c
Shoulders Lamb 16¢ Loin Veal Chops 350
Winter'LegsLamb...-u$00.31bvwchops 25c
Loin Lunb Chops ----- 45° solid Veal 25c
Rib Lamb chops saonnastVeal............15c
.
Extra Fancydl “owl small 30c lb. Large 38c lb.
Extra Fancy Roasting Chickens . .. . 39c lb.
Boneless Rump Corned Beef . . . . . . . 25c lb.
PlateCornedBeef 7clb.
Boneless Brisket Corned Beef . . . . 18c lb.
Sperry & Barnes Boneless Hams . . . .' 30c lb.
SmallSmokedHams 28c;.lb
PuritanHams . 27clb.
Lean SmokedShonlda’s . . . . . . . . 15c lb.
South Norwalk
~pairing stoves. furnaces. etc.
Prompt
Delivery
GEHEBEV
"IT' SrI-IERE 1F IT'S HOUSEWARE' '
September Sale of Standard Housewares
Tomorrow, Saturday
45c Mirror Aluminum Pic Plates
good size at
\\'aste paper baskets
heavy metal, assorted
69v: and
made.
colors.
790 each
98c Bread Boxes made of Heavy
tin, white enameled. good size.
At ............ 9 ......... '
31.35 4-gnl.
5c Saul Flush for cleaning clo-
sct bowls, at
stone cracks with
$23.50 100 Piece American Por-
cciain Dinner Sets with floral
designs, at $17.98
35c Rutiand Stove Clay for re-
35c - Children's Lunch Boxes
At ---------------- 24C 1”“:- niadc of tin. assorted colors 254-,
$2.75 Adjustable Lace Curtain
Strctchcrs with brass stationery
pins. at ................ 82.39
at ..................... $2.45
69c Jelly Strainers fitted with
heavy wire stand and remov-
lihic cloth strainer, at ..... 49c
80. Norwslk. Conn.
98c Galvanized Garbage Cans
with tight fitting covers at 79c
33 Washington St.
4
of
3.30 6 it. Handy Step Ladders I
7 DON’T .
.rnsow AWAY THAT OLD sun on overseen
C A L L
MAX BERGER
SECOND-HAND cLo'anm BOUGHT AND SOLD
HE \"ILIJ PAY YOU THE BEST PRICES.
JUST DROP POSTAL T0 P. 0. BOX 693 AND HE WILL CALL
. zonvich
.whcn the temperature is high and
NASH AND AYRES
ARE EMRSED
[N WESTPORT
“Democrats Select-
-ed~ Them Again to
L e a d .Selectmen’s
Ticket
WESTPORT. Sept. 12.—At the
Democratic caucus “'ednesday night
the party unanimously endorsed the
present administration and nominat-
ed Edward C. Nash and Harry dior-
gall Ayres to again head the ticket
for oflice as selectmen. Edward M.
Grout. Democratic Town committee
chairman. lauded the efliciency of
the Nash-Awes-administration and
promised a. 20 per cent. reduction in
taxes next year if they were return-
ed to office.
n Morgan Axles, selectmen:
E'sic ll aess, agent of the town de-
posit fund:
Hugh, '1‘. Driscoll, registrar of vot-
ers: Francis Converse
llirsh, Board of Finance: Harrison
Stones, member of the School com:
mittcc; Army Dodge. library direc—
’or: Aim-rd G. Violet, assessor; “‘il-
1mm ll. Pctric. member of Board of
lzciicf; George K. Perry. ta: colloc-
tor; Robert \V. Post, Mrs. Ann Ma:-
and Angus llacDonald.
jurors: ' Edward Coiyar.
Mills, (‘ilarles DeMettio
Downs. constables.
grand
George “I
and Henry I“.
__.____.,._____
Since it requires several years for
the so-callcd degenerative diseases of
the heart and kidneys to become de-
veloped. the annual or semi-annual
physical examination will detect
them in their incipiency.
Onc can't absorb the three Rs
The full ticket nominated was as.
follons: Eduard C Nash and Bar-z
.‘ilrs. I
Judson Cotter, auditor: ‘
and Louis :
Southern Chitin-r. - Teacher—What is on
Still, we shall be grateful to the
women it they can drive us men
out of politics. so that we csn,_leave
-the lying and the dirty work to
the women.
gine.
oer?
The heart and kidneys thu's impair
Who ever eat expensive fare. Grave. "—Hot Dawn!
Q
H SPECIAL SHOWING
Q mu. nor STRETCH, 8“} on mass ems
KNITTED COATS $10, $12.50, $14 .98, $20.
KNITTED SUITS $20 to $22.50
KNITED DRESSES $19.93.
New Fall Sweaters Arriving Daily
Boys’ 4 Girls’ — Misses’ — Ladies’
Irving B. Stone
13 Main Street Phone 759-4 Norwalk
Teecherecorrect. And 1.
LOMBARDI KNITTED GARMENTS
Willie—- Man who runs an;
Willie—Mu: that “we! met
."Doz Follows Hester 30M!
1.7.3.
.-
New‘ styles fancy flare wrist
Gauntlets, plain strap wrist, fancy
stitched back .......... . . . . . . . . .
One clasp, fancy embroidered cuffs
and stitching
II'OI-Vltl
J. I. MALLETTE
88 Washington Street Phone 449
the humidity low.
VAN RAALTE SUEDE FABRIC GLOVES
\
New Fall Shades of Oak, Mode, Fawn and Covert
$1.75
Gauntlets, turn down, appliqued cuffs . .. . . $1.19
.............98c
South Norwalk .
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-.WASHINGT ON MARKET,
141 WASHINGTON ST.
All Our Meats U. S. Inspected
PHONE 1113
EXTRA SPECIALS THIS WEEK
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H::.‘:.i.HHHHHHH.... 35c HHH 48c
HEWHHH. ....... 250 ”HM M... 46c
“5:23.”??? ......... 17c P’Ezdi‘HH‘ 30c
Frlezl‘lmsgoulders .......... 17C . P1331133“? (Exiled, Pound 28c
SHtHS.HHf’HFHHH.......14c SH::$.‘.HJHHH........ 18c
H HHS. HHH... 29c S“£3.‘.‘i.i‘.’f’f.‘.‘f’???....... 16c
“The Home of Fine F uwzz‘t‘ure”
-H. S. LANDSMAN & SON
14-16 Wall Street — NORWAI-K
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whfloavings.
NALYSIS 01' m
facts, whether you
buy on credit or pay all
cash, will prove to you
that you always save
money .when .buyin‘
here.
Charge mounts are in.
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Whynotcomenltodsy
and lotto: explain our
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