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it’s Too Late To Io lorry New
My Pal Jerry
Colonial Club Orchestra with vocal chorus
STUDWELL PIANO C0.
“Pianos 0! Quality Since 1875"
Abe Lyman '3 California Orchestra with vocal chorus
Phone 126
“WALL STREET
HEADQUARTERS
SCHOOL PLIES
SPECIAL
School Brief Bog. Three Colors
THE HAMllJ'ON. suor
NORWAY-K. cons.
Blank Books, Loose- Leaf 130in1, Pencils, Pens, Rulers, ink
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VACATION FOOTWEAR
Shoo needs for vacation wear are a bit didersnt from our
usual needs. This store is. showing Trial“ new ideas in shoes
' for both sport and dress wear. I
moccasins and dress models.
32. 00 to $12.50
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
scorn NORWALK. CONN.
shoes, golf shoes,
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r Food Cold. and Properly Refrigerated With W
Hold Caucus In Town Hall
Tomorrow Evening At 8
—- Committee Member-
ship Tp Remain 22.
The Republican. caucus for the
nomination of the town oilioore will
be held at the Town Hall tomorrow
evening at I o'clock.
Republican Town Chairman Wil-
liam P. Clll'
ent mambo hip of the Republican
Town committee will not be re-
duced. Twenty-two is the number
now serving on the committee.
A meeting of the town committee
will be held this evening at the
Town Hall to endorse candidates.
appointed by Chairman Clark. The
committees appointed by Chairman
Ciarlt ,zfollows Frefierick M Bel an.
Austin Walte null!!!" lht.
Edward Hubbe .decrio Grossman.
Oscar Lewis, Edgar Perry. Joseph
Sninen. .Joseph MoGill. Frank Orl-
bari and William P. Clark: The wo-
men's committee conslete of Mrs.
Haywood Post. Mrs. star Hoyt. Mrs.
Alberta Jennings. Mrs. Mary Craw-
ford, Mrs. slogia salt'otoro and Mrs.
Louie Rivltsso;
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Health Officer D. W. Mun-on. of
the town of Wostport. is hard at
work on the problem of mosquito
elimination. In a survey‘ of the pro-
position he estimates the worlt can
be done- for approximately “.000.
He explains that draining sso acres
of salt marsh will eliminate the salt
water mosquitou If the town starts
the work, the state will take over
the cure of the ditches and main-
tnln them. without further expense
to Westport. it is said. Dr. Manson
believes the town would be over-
burdened. ahould tho project he car-
ried out at the town's expense. and
advises all funds be raised by pop-
ular subscription.
In an address to the Westport
Rotary club yesterday. he gave a
very forceful exposition on mosqui-
haaidecided the pres. 5
of Compo Beach.
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Albert Bappaport. famous cantor.
who is now serving with the Temple
Anchei Schelom. one of Chicago's
tum am will give up his
religious work to enter grand opera.
Ilehassignodasatcnorwlththo
Chicago Civic Opera company.
ilelent funds. the work can be com-
pleted by early spring of next year.
before mosquitoes begin to breed.
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Lady Palmerton Ledge. Shepherds
of Bethlehem. will meet this eve-
ninl in the National Hall. State
street. Reports will be rendered on
the clam-chowder supper elven last
Friday night at which a consider.
able sum was realised
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hire. E. C Howe. Compo road will
return to Westport tomorrow after
a two year stay in London. England
She will live at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Dwight T. Farnhom
Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Bray. New
nave as supply you med"! “9 W" “ m" um“ () to elimination
PHONE 985
r. Tum rumour roan D
not "ditchedl’
He pointed out
Westport is the only town between
Grtenwich and Westbrook that is
He said. with gut-
“B” lumnato Complete
3, For A C Current 1 With Rectifylng
" 822.50 , i;
Socket :1
Just Attach to Your 3!
Operates from 110 volt alternating cuss current. if
Gives a constant and
times.
all
ECONOMY!
‘ 3blubatteries. Its consumption of current is pro:
QUANTITY LIMITED GUARANTEE!
We have onlyheenableeoseeurealiayl A 'Evml'tesbtoschiastsr «3.. Eli I tor ll
umber o I an" Whilst»: “Effie... ' is Mvsltorenteed the manufacturer l1
‘ M slum W. sod our own gitaroutoe mites {l
E LINE OF
A 'COMPLET
‘ .3RADlo SETS
PAYMENTS. .
FIVE DAYS FREE
TRIAL! ‘
WalMNorwaflr MNaNnXSoNcrwslr
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uniform current supply at .p
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lowprlco at whichwc are selling this Blhnlpotcr lgumthsn the cost of two sets oi dry 3;
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' street. Cambridlo.
sou) o‘N .EAsv ‘
lust!!! evening hiltato Penman
York. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Council. Morningside Drive.
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Miss Rosemary Buchanan. New
York. is the guestof Mr. and Mrs.
E. B. Davison. ltate street.
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Mrs. Roland Klppen, Morning-
side Drive.
Catherine Eaves of New Haven for
two weeks.
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Dr. and Mrs. Phillips. Poet road.
are spending two weeks in Montreal...
Canada.
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is entertaining Mrew
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MUSTRIAL NEWS
C-P RUSHED
WITHORDERS
FORSlllRTS
So busy is the shirt manufactur.
ing department at the North Main
street plant of Cluett. Peabody and
company. that it is almost impos-
sible to keep up to scheduled pro-
duction. This unusual rush of busi-
ness started at the reopening of the
factory, August as and bids to keep
up indefinitely. The shirt depart-
nlent is employing bli the help pos-
slble.
it is probable that this season will
last until March or April and will
doubtless ring up new records-tor
the local factory. ~
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During a part of his recent vaca-
tion. George H. Barnes. manager of
the factory. in company with Wil-
liam Hart. manager of the Loomin-
ster factory of Cluett. Peabody and
company. made a tour through the
Middle West studying business me-
thods 0 some of the largest llrmo in
the country. Among the plants
visited w:ere
The Parke- Davis and company.
Detroit.
The Packard Motor Car company
Detroit.
The Ford Motor compuly. Detroit.
Prints-Beidcrman company Cleve-
land.
The Joseph and Roles company
Cleveland.
The Firestone Tire
company. Cleveland.
The Mason Tire and Rubber com.
puny. Kent 0.
Mr. Barnes was also a delegate to
the Human Relations in Industry
conference held at Silver Bay. on
Lake George August 36- 29. and re-
ported tho conference to be of a
highly instructive and stimulating
nature.
and Rubbcl
Extenshc lcpoiln are being made
to the feed water heater in the
pump room. The entire heater is
being retubcd. The work is being
done by the National Pipe Bending
company of New Haven and will be
completed in about a week.
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Among the employee who aitbnd-
ed the Sesquicentennlnl exposition
r'r'. s’ fi't"‘
‘noewatr. com
rites ELEVEN
respective vocations were: Mrs. Lil-
lian Buttery and Mrs. Nellie Wilson
of the underwear manufacturing de-
Dortmout. and Stove Lyublanavlts,
machinist.
Ilnco this column last appeared
much of the interior of the factory
has been repainted. included are
the ironing. stitching and wash-
rooms and the hallways.
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Announcement is made of the
marriage of Wilfred i‘icurd of the
ironing department and Paulette]
Quintin. at Chamblay. Province ori
Quebec. August 16.
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T. R. sergeant. credit manager in
the Newark oilice. was a ”altar at
the plant, Tuesday. l
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Dewey Gocney. 21 Washington‘
street. has taken a position in the
paper box department.
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Florence Flore of the paper box
department was married to Steve
Leone. September 2.
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George H. Barnes left yesterday
afternoon for the home plant in
Troy, N. Y. He expects to return
tomorrow. ‘
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Amongthe many new employee in
the shirt manufacturing department
are: Henry Mlchlotte. 181 Washing-
ton stroet; Josephine Grimnldi. 258
Strawberry “in road: Albertine Le-
tarto. 18 Hamilton street; Irene Le.
tarto. 18 Hamilton street; lrcue
Dube. 12' Hamilton street; Alice
Hennessy. s Veno court; Christine
Lowden. ls Clay street; hire. Eliss-
beth Tobey. 1 Burritt avenue. and
Mary Sharliany. ll. Llincoln avenue.
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Miss Lucille A. Everson, private
secretary to Mr. Barnes, attended a
performanco of “The Green Hot." at
the Park theatre in Bridgeport.
Monday.
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William A. Handysidc. Fort Point
street. chief engineer at the plant
began his two weeks‘ vacation, yeé-
terdsy.
WALL PAPER and PAINT
do, 100, 15c. 20c. 250 per roll
BRUSHES
17 v
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HEADQUARTERS
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$1.80 per gal. a up
TOOLS SUPPLIES
‘ Boyd Wall Paper Store
"The Store With the Omnge Front"
30 Main St. Tel. 476 Norwalk
More hours 8 to 6—0pm Sat. Night
Figure it
real service and satisfaction for your money than
any other alticle you buyto wear.‘
Correct styles for every occasion.
MILTON ElWOOD
Thc Arch Prescrvcr Shoe Store
122 WASHINGTON ST.
QUALITY FOOTWEAR FOR FALL
as you will—Good shoes give more 3’
SOUTH NORWALK
Peasant Women Want
Equal Suifrage Rights
BUDAPEST (AH—Peasant wom-
en of Balms: Ultnroe have an-
nouheed that they claim the right of.
local suffrage and will fight for it. 5
as they labor equally with men.
Their case was recently told be-‘
fore the annual assembly. of thel
Hungarian Suffrage society.
There are more gluttons than glut-
COAL An
MASONS’ BUILDING MATERIALS
DELIVERED ANYWHERE -
THE NORWALK COAL &
Phone 113
thracile and Bituminous COAL
SUPPLY C0.
108 Water St.
in Philadelphia. during their recent
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tons for punishment.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. J. White. Rover.
friends-at their home. They are:
Mralsrbara Maeoy and daughter,
Muriel. Mrs. '1'. L. Rustin. all of;
New York. i
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- .Ope of the resularweelsly dinner
dances will he held ‘at the Weatport 3
Country club Eaturdgy evening.
Mrs. E. C. Ritchie. Camden. 8. C.
is the guest of Mrs Catherine Wll- .
cox. Compo Beach. .
Miss Josephine Godlllot. double.
of Judge and Mrs. John F Godillot
Ludlow road. arrived home new
., day after a pleasant tour of Ens 3
land. France spa ENE" .
The first session of the Sunday
school of the Centre aliens! church
of Westport will Yield Sunday at .
9: 45 a .m. ?
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Secretary Thomas E. Leonard oi
the Westport Y. M. C. A. is enjoy-
ins his annual vacation of one
month. Physicalmlrector 1". Edgar
Doubleday is expected to return‘
from his vacation .nox: week. '
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Plait. White
Plains. New York, and Mr. and Mrs.
George Mills. Yonkers. will attend
the meeting of the Lady Pelmerton .
Lodge this covering.
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The complaining witneu. failing
to make his appearance, the case
of Vera Stevens at Beuthbury.
charged with reckless driving was
continued one week. i
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Oscar Anderson of too Hamilton
Mesa. was ar-
rested this morning in Weatpert on
complaint of M. Patenaubo. driver.
of a Huber ice cream truck. Paten- j
oubo charges that Anderson forced
his truck of! the Post road at the
narrow section near Buikley‘s gar-
age on the Wootport-Bouthport line.
The incident occurred at 10:45
o'clock. State Policeman Bernard
Botillsy made the arrest. 1
Janse- Ito‘s. who lives at thel
cease Hunt clue in .
m and who was arrested l
William Silk. charged with operat-'
ing a car while under the lutl'uoncc
failed to out to appear
‘ rfolting‘ a bond or I
site. rs smashed his own car
into an fitment along the Post.
road, lundey tuning:
Mammalian. us But ”no .
street. New York city. plum Ole tor
violedog‘tho "ill." thoroae. ith .\
chem spore a ear as im-
aropsr registration was netted. her.
when was "rooted Monday mules
by mate Policemen Within our.
Lord '- H:K. :7" W ave
aide avenue. are entertaining a few .
RUGS, LINOLEUMS, CARPE TS
and Floor Coverings of .all Kinds
in ONE DAY we have roduced our big stock considerably in fact Thursday
was the biggest one day selling of floor coverings we have ever bad. If you were -
not bore, your neighbor was and by this time has no doubt told you of her pret- ;
ty rug or linoleum she bought here at a great saving. Now is the time. Come and ii
see for yourself that these super values are not to be equalled and remember we
buy no seconds, these are all perfect goods. As to prices—We are not quoting
former prices or what these goods are worth— JUDGE YOURSELF from these "
ere below.
figures
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AY *
TO—MORROW
Ends Our Big Sale Of
’x 12’ SANFORD’S SEAMLFSS AXMINSTER RUGS.
9'x12'TArEsmY SEAMLFSS RUGS $16.00—$26.00 -
9'. lZ’WlL'l‘ON VELVET RUGS 93909—94909
~9'x12'(cenune)_wn.TONllucs................... $39.90 -
Other sizes of all these grades proportionately priced
2 yard wide Greenwich (Imported) extra heavy inlaid linoleum $2. 39 a sq. yd
Zyertl wide Greenwich (imported). medium grade $189 a sq.
llllltidlinoleum ............$189—$239asq yd 4"
Neponset R 6' x9’-—- 7’6 x 9’-— 9’ “1'6 —9’ x 12’ $7. 25, $9. 25, $12.59, $14. 00
up Short Length of all yard goods 1 -Z Price
27”x54”AxminsterRugs............................. $2..9.8—$400—$500'
24 36 72 Rug 4554c,$§60g0.$725 Id
” ” ” ”in; c, arunning yar
36"Rubbor'l'rscker $1.49arunning yard
WNW ii To read this all, seen these prices, and have either present or
«medulla. coverings, we will expect tosee you—pleased to show you
TOMORROW, SATURDAY, SEPT. l 1 th .
ni lire C0.
2 Yard Wide Armstrooge’
369:72”Axminsterlittgs
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.329.00—$39.00—$49.00
scum nonwux
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