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t. 'mston'sr, .,
_sl' '-r“roltor;!'scos."' _
~ Neath-“liar Man 0 War."
. Palace—“so rm. n m"
Warmest? .
. no Manhattan woleonm l
soatributions tetho brief column.
or to any other column in tho
honor. and rogrots that so many
otter-tugs hsvo to ho roisetod ho.
sense of tho carelessness ot the
stitort .
Ilsa! seosl tail to writs
ssnsoo leglhiy and an item with-
out a name is not uoablo.
Many people write on both
tides of the paper. loch Iasttor
mot be used until it has,ooon
goooplod. in tho Bonusolyllleo and
:hsrs is seldom tins tor that.
People usins erltors should |
no a douhioospoco in writing
copy for newspapers. ‘to permit
spans for «motions whore noo-
rosary.
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V
, closing. Ernest Bailey is looking
, forward to s well-earned rest in
\
, l-‘lorida.
, ., - Fan“ Berle, Charles O'Connor Trowhrl . 30! co _ ‘ ‘ ' Hill road, and Mrs. Elizabeth Adumsi ; , . .»
. . . and DW" Shugrue ot Elmhurst. L. Couslnsg Viliiilil 1:11:33“ :1: Irvin A. Holmes, Main streetl.3 ht: were guests of friends in Wcuhaw-l . a FC‘V 0f. the Many Fflononues. All Items Flom
' In“ 00th_ 1.. sro spending the last week at Philadelphia. one wéom‘phnl“ Mr. 5’0““ 10" “W at Mb“?! 3’ . ken. N. J._ Sunday, 1'
' . ' their vacations‘st the Fine Point and Mrs. Barry st‘b.’ I Tsrlov st.. N" ’"MM" u" Georgetown “we" ‘ ‘ ‘ 5 Reg“ dl' StOCke
-' club. The trio are classmates at Nl- to Philsdolhia. Infiaud Mrs. ‘W‘ebb slty football team 1‘". started prac- Mrl- William Benjamin. Drum ‘: ‘ ' , ...".. ,
' ‘ ’ W . ' .cetor 0'0 coming season. Hill Wilton was a luncheon llcst ' . r r -
. No ‘ d it tigers university. are attending tho Basqulcontenniu. . . . t h . g l
.. Willy‘s; Sept. 1 .an ‘ . , s o o ' . - 0 0 o ‘ '. " “ .‘ . . 0 tr cousin. Judge Edward M. . . ‘_ .-
3 - . .. ' ' . Mr. and Mrs. William Powell, to) Tho many friends 61‘ iii. Mime Miss Evelyn Btelnberg. Concord Lockwood. yuan]... . [ Bedspreads i Vanity Fair Hose Jewelry 7 ‘. ,Bsth ROMS
soul Senatorial East mo street. and their daughter. 1. Mills. i laureate limit. will. be “m": “i“ M" M N” “r“ ‘h" ' ‘ ‘ l .. t u l
' p‘m.m§¢nuo. Mrs. Frederick Longer. 39: on“, pleased thu‘iow that. .gh..hu re- end-of this week to take acourse ill Mrs. J. Milton Cohurn. M...“ Colm't‘d l‘llipclvilos, hl lr‘ull fushionnd. pure -.000 pieces. new and Special lot. no a szes.
. 'um' plug, {he Bronx. are returning to covered from herrocontsorlods in. business training at Colulnbin uni- Louise Coolidge, Mrs. Alexander . __ x ins. l‘llri‘. llluv. unll thrond silk hose. now- different. pearl nec.t- Beacon an d cordu-
-' ' ~ , .Mu - their homes toayJittur a two weeks' W" . versiti'. Hamilton. Mrs. George L Mathews" 5 gold. est shade a In 8" lac": b“ Pin! and ml-
Norwuh'flpl- ’7' * sojourn .1 Fine Point club. . , ‘ ‘. 0 .. . , , . 0, ° ' and Mrs. Harvey White attended a 1 ~ E SlZC-‘L novelties.
’60.;nm . . . . lMild! Emir. gildn-tormsrly chi; , Miss Sallie Shiiepsky. Broad luncheon and reception yesterdni"; 5 $1 98 $1 98
r . ‘ .. ' Ca taln John 3. no and Chiet voye} y t o unslo Company streot. began her secretarial course of the Stamtord chapter D. A. It..t = o 1 39 50 : O ,
a ', - . Bridgeport. “Pt- " snug“;- Sam 1). syn“: of the go. s‘ccapted ‘uwfliiom “in Donnellyts at Merrill's Business college. yester- at the Yacht club. . E l o c ..
.1 . - s new on. ‘ d" _ _ 1 =
conytug ho. 21. now at Wilson “I ° . . . . Y‘ ...
‘ 1W Convention Point. experienced a rough time on , ~ -' ' - ' ‘ ' ' E
.. .- Bfldlibom'flefii— 15 their last trip bound for New Lon- ' Mrs. M' H‘ Frankowits and family. Attorney L°° Davis ““1 h“ Wm“ E
, r - - , ~. don. Dur ng“the heavy weather Ls- fgefifizntgmw‘ fig'tnt‘gmgd if East Norwalk. attended the opening '3 . 9
. ., . ,- _ . bol- Day llrht the tail and tanker comm“ E?” {non}? ° ' “4‘“ tortormtnce'ot the “Judge’- Hus- .=.. Towels Bath Room Childrens
. , '. . . La parted her hswser. The tank wasn't . poo . . , . “ML" with William Hod”- at “i0 'f" Rayon Undies St l ; .. ..Rompers
3. ,1};- llld “it D‘V‘9..D“‘°::fk end missed (or a considerable time. A." Mrs. Ruth Whitnotho‘residos‘ h “"9“?“ ”1““9- 5 Great big. «1 o -u hi 0 0° 5 . _. .‘. ,
. G'WVniOmN-hYu “3'0”“ 8. Mll- tor a search In the dark for several m. Norwallt Armory ls'lqulto lll fl Miss E th .“ 1‘ .d El v E throml 'l'urhish towels Bloolill‘rs.‘ln light and Nomchlp white enamel, Fine quality chambrsy
m‘ 9!" It, 0 ‘0!!! hang. the vale] w" discovered the "mu 0‘ ‘ bodfali which “9 . I or 1'9 “IO . Y I ““19: = in Colors. blue. rose. dark calms. lace tllm- metal bath room stool. and linen. embroidered
hr in 30”"0“ “““' ‘ ' drifting intolmithtown Boy. L. 1 Alt suffered some month. m.- Mrs. “ 'm‘k‘nl PTODfifliiofll ‘0 enter E gold. I-Inch med ch suite 0 and 18 inch" high collar and cuffs. Sizes
.. _ 7 ~ o o ter bending a new hawscr on the Whitney. who is,welltpsst '0 MI! Bro“! university in Providence. R. E vests. - _ 2 to 6. .
Wham“ 3" Pohlmsn. 'drifter. the tug got under way for of age. fell down-,a night.“ stains L. this week. 5
, odour-t. are attendins tho F" New London. , in the armory.. . , t . - . ' ’ ° ‘ ‘ = C $1 00 I .
. convsntlon of Rod lion in o o o .o ,o 0' William Sullivan. Monroe street. E . o c l
15“” ”0‘9"“ ‘° Detroit last -—Eyes examined by a University William Tsuock.‘ Van Buren av- W1.” 16". September 23 1°” tho D° E . ‘ r
Tho convention open. "010'“ Graduate. Benedict, The Jeweler, enue. has I. position so the Palace M0". “'1“th '°h°°'- N” C" E _.___._._._._.___
“a wilhbo in session lot about —Adv. clothes shop. ' , - . naan, where he will begin his pre- = .
days. ' ‘. ' ‘ . ‘ * . o. o o , , 0. ‘ paratory work for Princeton uni- g L 'dv ,
1 ‘ . . _. . _ . ‘ . A . —- ’ ’
v Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kohn. Rail. Charles C. Hendrick. 11 Reed St. varsity. = . lQlIl ‘ eneer
" . “d “1"- ‘Eillfl‘. 3- Clorkin road avenue. has returned from' a visited 13) WMOII‘ Yeltéi'div- ‘ ‘ ‘ = Blankets . ' r .
.. it “intent “n'hga‘gl g‘mfl‘r trip to Atlantic City. N. J. They Fl d A. ' ‘ ° ' . Mr. and Mrs. H. Frank. Concord A CHAIN 0F FACTS E ”mom “Him“ Mm Childrens G0” MOPS Curtains
~ 1- ‘rr 0: er n'ss- ‘ r, ‘ o no. Jr..'son M. ; . ; . .‘ . . E " ‘ “‘9 “
its the [“08" stoppol at lllindelphla. where they and h’irs. E‘Y‘Angovine. “f; Hill “'9“ 51" and M" 5 Btelnberg We are conducting our hummus E hots, full ril'lli‘. protty Hose Genuine liquid veneer. Ruffle curtains. flng
V; o o a
ser.‘ tars. Js‘ino‘s'liicnride. 2r Elm
street-sir} dist-sin do New Britain
' continence“ to the Wind Cour-
vi.lit'td friends.
" o s o
: Al-rsham Gzogins. Couch etrect.
left yesterday for Dartmouth.
‘ O
, null Ws'od. ais‘son Coiirt,'attond‘od“
I Fitch of .Wilton.
‘. .1‘.
w, x.
will»
. ‘ in 1'
Mel-is Dornln. t1 'W-t‘1tvsnll‘0.
attended I party-in New Haven Ion-
doy evening. . ‘
, s O O '
the performance of "What Price
Glory."‘in ltmtord list “using. ' '
‘ . . s .o o - . .. _
A number of lodalyoung pooplo .
inst ovonlng for ths.porformsnoo‘of
"What Price Glory." ‘Ainong thorn
were Miss million. Rolland 'L.
Schwobei. Miss Helen -Ksy. Dr.
Charles Cattanoo. lint-old 0.. Porn
nington. it ph woott. lil- Maude
Sherlock. sck Costos. and Samuel
| C O O. ' ‘ ' '
The conditions! Town Clerk Hor-
bort R. emith. as West ovoara‘who
has Non seriously ill'forjtho past
two weeks was roportod'ss being 08-
tremely low this morning.
0 ‘0 I ' ‘
Miss Edwina. .CouMJO Torin
avonuo _ is, enjoying ,s', vacation , .
hor duties in. the cities of tho C.,.8.
road. a Junior in tho‘ Norwslit‘ High
school .and president 'of his class.
left this morning to enter tho - Pea-
is preparing another comedy
titled “The Woman’s Hour."
tho latter part of October in the lie-
sent theatro.
wero noticed it tho Itamtord thostro '
».r
$.63
...» .
mums summer-sown
O!!-
for
' O O 0
Fred Sootiold and family of
Bidgsfiold are spondillg several
weeks at iiorbor View.
. .' . , O O I
C. Fred Riehsids.‘ itidsetield. was
a visitor in South Norwsllt. Saturday.
. O O 0
Mrs. Edward M. Gaul. 69 West
avenue. and her two daughters. Mll-
‘drod and Sylvia. spent Monday and
Tuesday in New York on a shopping
tour.
0 I 0
Monroe B. Edolmon has returned
to his homo in New York. after
spending a woelt with Dr. and Mrs.
B. I. Dolls, 39 South Main street.
0 I 0
Miss 0 e r t r u d e Miller Spring
street, ’wili entertain several friends
no bridge party tonight at her
"3 home. .
Concord street. and Dr. and Mrs. I.
Rosenthal. South Main street. at-
tended ths' performance of "What
Price Glory." in Stamford last evo-
Louis Wohlman, who made a
NORWALK. CONN.
left Monday for Georgetown unlvcr-l
sity where he Will begin his sopho-
more studies.
William Finch has been removed
from tho Norwslk hospital to his
home in Compo Road. Westport. utt- ‘
or being confined at. that illstluttion' ,
for several weeks. Mr. Finch wusl
riding a mtoorcycle when force-d
against a hydrant at the corner of
West avenue and Seymour street
early in the summer.
His right leg was amputated and
he had been in the hospilul since.
the accident. l
e o o \
Mrs. William Benjamin and Mr.“
and Mrs. ‘William Jones. Wilton, "
were dinner guests of Mrs. Henry D. 1 .
Cornell. Sunday.
0
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o o i
Mrs. Sarah Tristrnnl. Norwaik. isE
visiting Miss Mary llurst. of Bcldon ‘ ,'
Hill. Wilton. :
s o o [ .-
Mrs. Homer F. Bucknam. Flax‘
of selling Tires on the above
mentioned facts. May we some
you?
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Special Items in Every Department; ..‘The Following Are Just
plaids. ull colors.
$2.98
l Fancy
in...
block patterns.‘
7-3 length. sizes 6 to
Jiffy Oil Mops.
plete with handle.
49c
CORI-
quallty voile. splash de-
Pair
84c
signs.
lllll‘JF
.4 , . : - . . . ulnglon gregaratory' school. ‘Pen- “4“.
ill-.2 and joys. William J. McMui- Chsrlcs A. Busts. Washlncton “ “‘ °"- ' ' ‘ .’ ‘ '. brilliant success in trio leading role t 50
.. ..I [I "6...;an Toma". spend- avenue, stamiord..-who drove from Mr and Mr; F.rss.isr ‘who In“ last season.“ls no 1onger traveling . MCCOLLUMS c ‘
mm. .o in Boston- , Washington. D. ems-[today in s new In... ”mm. . m, a.” ...-MM“ with "I. “ma"!- Tire and Tube Vulcanizing
‘ Go. ' ° 14 Elisabeth Chandler roadster. bvisitlng friends Joseph 011!le Rowan” ...].an ‘ ‘ ' '
- than. in Norwalk today. Mr. Bunis will , , ' William Rams. Bridgeport. for- 47 WEST AVE, NORWALR~ .
use! new; years. “TL“ 3:11 depart for his winter's work, in h“. returned .to 15": York. merly ot‘Nouvnlk. visited friends in Silks Bread BOXES .
. . , h.l'otb .1317?“ ararttlnotl Washington at.the.en:i of the weelt.l ‘31:... 1;, im:‘h' 1 Trinity place is South Nor-walk)“: evening. Pm“ 'md printed silks G] Heavy white enamel Axmmster Rugs
. . v s t u _n r In ~ . ‘ ‘ ‘ '
a“ 30W 3- PW‘N- Allen Parkington. East avenue. ‘ .o “Pan" Jersey Ben Novas. Woodward avenue. START A SET OF “mum“ um} c rep '3 OVCS bread boxes. seamless, Famous "III. 27X“ in.;
cities is, not serious. visited friends “1‘ Bridgepqn . last ’ who has recently completed a sum. now-1mg. JG inches 1,000 pairs. fancy cut! 1'0” ‘01". size. Motttod pat-
STERLING SILVER WARE.
WE HAVE MANY
BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS
Mrs. Reynolds. Row on avenue.
with - a “umgug “tame!“ at tho mer south in the Yale Law school.
, Ng'w‘lk hupu‘lv Mdrdlr- - is spending two weeks in South Nor-
-s p s . .o , . walk with his parents hetero return-
. . . wide. Yard terns.
‘t hard eosl in‘sll'lsises
‘ I ll It. LIM»BNWD'I
evening. lrl'ptoring home
guest. . .
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and flare. All sizes.
$1.00.. $1.00
your b'ins filled up. . entertained , r lends from Florida who has been employed at Boto‘n , . .
to suit your . convent-MO- who no spen ins several weeks in Point Park tenths-last two seasons Louis 0- Kramer. Wesi‘Waahlns-
. "ha—Adv. New York. at his home yesterday. lett this week,“ Join. his family on. ton street. attended the Palace the. , , .
:16 Mr; island Walsh. Min N ”I .2“ .’ .es o_ f . . . . route toWM$dgwflgflfllizsgrestly attain Bridgeport last evening. Frank Lauder 8 l . Boys’vPlay Suits ,
, , . s an tkins. tamord.who ismi-ed- 7 ' . 0 0 0 “ ‘ ‘ F
i aisles-sod Death-"FMW- translating French plays tor the . ’ - . °. “ °i :6 J .- Mr. and Mrsil A. Picksrd. East ‘ 9° WWW)“ Street ' ‘ Walrus of heavy cham-
, ‘thll £th *0 WM- Laslty Film Corp.. visited friends in M“ Frederick Willi! “419% Norwalk. visited relatives in New South Norwalk Crepes Fountain Pens bray. long sleeves, but- congOIeum Rugs 1
“321*. 1., .“S‘Y' where they 5.0““! NOP‘WIR 13"» evening. F’°d'fl°k'""v South m M York over theweek-end- Silk and cotton. plain Famous Diamond Point. toned on trousers of Gold Seal congoieum i.
guests 0! ”J'- and Mrs. Frank ‘ ‘ ’ 1"“ 1‘“: '“k on “"nw‘mw m”, l ' ' ' and func y. figured pen, 14 Kt. gold fill-' (corduroy. jersey and rugs. carpet designs. ’
noose. «menu: Qii'fiiy- Ford and Jackmynn. Stuart ave. -t° Illinois. stoppingtsni'rputo in D" Mr..and- Mrs. L. Grossmsn and , cropos. ed. Guaranteed. tweed. Sizes 3 to 8. 9 x 12 feet.
_ N; do ‘ ' ' r15“ wa- from nuts; have lettgfor a two-weeks' va- trait. Mich. ‘ . .‘ . " ' ' family. Cedarstroot: Mr. and Mrs. '
. I. aro‘rees ' . on on at t e Hotel Frontenac. ' . Aitmamhtuntord. and Mr. and Mrs.
flotsawllor. atnlmwood 9W Quebec. ,They will take part of the 5.32;?“ “’33“ “3’9““ Katee. West Wuhinston street. F’ S. LYON 690 $1.00 $1000 $13095 ':
on. Who .“,~Yi!i§infii.m““° (“‘3'- will by water. anticipating an enioy- “mafia-3:: '5‘“: a”; have returned from sn'extonded trip . ' - e. ,
,.. . H ' 01.. . . . able. time. ' 1... 8pm”. 'Rlewmmr L I to Philedelphia. They visited the JOB PRINTING _ , ,, - ‘ ,
Joseph WIN?“ “Mir is 9'" . ‘ ° ' 0 _~ . . " . . g. . '. 'fl Sasqulcentenninl exposition which - , , l l . 1,
.so’yins-‘s.vs:ti9lwffl{°tx!°;‘i“fm ..fifliziz';‘;“°.?’°°i‘il-"is?" . M... fightgegmmimwk they reported most interesting. South Norwalk .=.i.ll|| III III Illlllll IIIIIIII ll ill Iill lII llllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllll llll l.llllllllllilll l H llllllllllili ls-.;\
. . m ,_ _. romeaervtng . .. . ; .o.o s,. ' ' ‘ ’ .. ,
“M 3 roost ' several dayswith‘ Evelyn Harris. 82 h “mm"! ‘m. attention from ; Donald. Vincent Buckhoits. East ' . ‘ ‘ ‘ ' I ' 1’ “"3 ' “ ‘i
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M . o' o‘ o
Mjmfluk
MMok'Jru
m.é9..‘flv.
. ,. ‘flt.
ow. is the time of ‘year
Do-
urs‘Velina‘Coomhs is confined to
her henna. South Main street by
H. Gsnung and
to south stain
weeks: ,nto'tor
'_ ‘ middle-west. rile,
_ sheddirsthe‘neduen's.nstion.
convention in‘tnetrolt this week. .
Albert Herman. 14 Low; street.
South Main street.
. . .
'Mr. and,Mrs. J: ilornig. Jersey
- City. have returned to their home at-
d
'ter visiting several days with ,"Mrs. .
. George moors. In. Crockett stront.
herduties in s Stantordtolticalliss
Fiaherty was. a member of the tree.
roary class of 1921! of the Norwslk
hill schooh . .
. . , T .
Tho Saint, Thoma: sessions Lit.
ersry club of St. Mary's parish which
ing to the fall session.
0 C t
Nprwalk; William O'Rouly. West.
port‘avenue: Paul M'olillroy. Stevens
street and Earl Barry. Wilton ave-
nue. lett Molday torrNotro Dame
college. :
a.
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Hornlg's mother, Mrs. I. Bresev.
COMM-took -
or
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preuntsatne “Gold Boo”. unearths .
joint 1). Watts. South Mala street.
TO CHOOSE FROM.
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$2.79
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. only‘rnutino business‘s'rss transac-
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M unfair-field avenue - Monday
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and Vitamin sold-on
’ torms‘st“.nonnolly's.—Adv. -
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’ Joseph Bone. to Taylor avenue
pathos-W's gulck touring ear.
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. NOW‘iQ“tllo_i'l.tfll)-o‘(tdm;'.tltlfi promise good. At:-
' . :.”.‘rsnge."tohsve.younheati‘ngeotlipment put in first-
class‘con‘dition sothat itwill beready for the first
bold-am J ' ’ ‘
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ference in used cars as
there is in people. You’ll
find that the good used
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i. , yoawoa’tdmd'illocomng ofvwinter ifryour home. care ofi'ered in' our Automd— . ll . 3 |
L he‘sfinésystmdslngood working ord‘ér. It -is ,. titre Classified Columns are l l l l . . . j ‘ '
. teeonomytolnstslla modernisystenl rather than the “fifth“ you’d like I" . - i l l .' .
‘ _ trytopsteh‘np the "oldione‘. .‘l‘ ‘ ‘ see more“ Probably one 1 l l . . '
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you just the car you’ve.
been wanting—eta price
:Andyouinsy bay for: :it' “lrhe BAlRD. Way—A
verifier-r1" v . . . - , . _, 3
"‘l .7 " _' ~ 1 fl, ‘ ( - " .mnchlessthsn‘you’vebeen . ._ e g
--mAujmdtmva.heo-ho§k‘ describing Modern. I expecting to pay. You’ll ,. 3 ¥
. ~ I ‘ Methods of Home'fiestin‘g. flisil the‘coupon for [/0 u’tioymminsto— l . . .I
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