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Deaths and Funeral:
John laydou.
John Laydun one or the oldest
residents in the Wiliiilputik ssclion
or the tily passed away i-tht su.
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E “Wm BENTINEL—SOUTH NORW
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1,1
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NORWALK’S NEW TOWN CLERK
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; ““ g 'i‘roi'bf Numb were appoint.
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N: constitute MWY Mr. Halo
is' Motion and lit-ins him
TEL. 1564 NORWALK-
eon ‘”" Fromm” ' ' -
‘ ofors t o convention. The conven-
tion reoouod at 3:80 and reconven-
od at 0 o'clock upon the urrtwt at
Mr. Hold. lie was uiilhusiullicully
Welcomed.
Mat-ed him.
Mr. llcltl sold:
This is the lirst limo ihui i limo
(Mil/1' irlutl too muiw a aiict'ell. and i
believe that i am too triuhiouvd to
lnaito ones. When asked Mlloi'. ac-
cepiiulztho tioiuintttiou. ut Hill I
didn't “the it --at-i'iotisly. because
nip. atlrr u long illness Mr. LIV-
tiun broke his hip in a (all two years
ago and had been a stint-invalid;
aim-o that time. He has so years of‘
ridge. .
l-‘nn- ttti atnlrts “ill ht. l.- Al hunt
the home. Monday luotntns. at it to"
o'clock end at. I detach from IL:
Mary's church. Interment will b. in:
tut. Muty's cemetery. i
A Mr. Lnydcn is survived by ltis wl-i
dow nmi t-iglil children, who urr‘.
'l'honms Limit-n and John Layden of’
WALL PAPER AND PAINT
Saturday, tirinhcr “Jud
Lust D'ty of Oi r
TlllRl) ANNIVI‘JRSARY HALE
I't‘lll‘llllll'itl‘ Itri \\.il| I’qn'r .lllll l'.ttnt
most coitgrcssnicu are too serious. i ii \i 'i‘l “ N ’
docillmi it in all kinds or lunxua cs eymonr: . lit. minus unne_ or‘
, ‘NQ‘- I W W' Fresh ”flag? “01"”. and then tried to! laugh it otf.s i “M“; Mr" H.“ J' x‘vlm'i'm‘c‘ BOYd Wall Paper Store
m: Intramu- ddl°“°ly 00]!le ‘ 5M havo‘not takes tli issues into eon- Nurwulk: John Layden. Norwaiit;
"” pm“ . ."J . . . . . . . . . . . ' t . . . . - . - .- Iid'l’lititill Wt. t wnnt to thank MW “mm“! 1‘7““- N°"““”“ 1“"- : ,..- - ‘.' 'h ‘in v.; "
9 m“ ‘V D‘liV‘l‘iM At 'l‘his‘l’rico ’1 Y0“ "WIN“ I t” ““1 "M“WHW- I-‘runk Lens. Prmidencs; and Mn! 18" hunt
‘ ‘ 0 l ‘ . thin. to say later." Mary Madden. of ’l‘txaa. ; 30 Mm. St TL‘. 476 Norwa’k
1 Nl)\v SPECIAIS Mr. “old said Inlet that ho \tutild Mi. “Wm” liud “may. I. ‘ided in‘ .
“mm“ h“ cuntpaiuu ”w“ m" this ”ill and won Impioyed l’li many w... i it x in u ..t.. c t. \iuit
(A ,"Bouili do" his farm in Weston. "1 years in the olri Winnipauit Hills. i n .i . .t
' """' lhllli iii \ it.“ ill 1.. “I'sl hi.
z'fl‘ry— Ouf Delicious French Pastry
WATERBURY.
. ’ THAT THREE - BUTTON
r . . , COLLEGE sun
I « ACK again and dzcorded its due
popularity is this model which was
"fermerly liked, by so many of the
' writ-ms town units. He thought that
haven‘t tints to “ink“ a xreni many
party and Mr. Merritt, l respect him
and personally I am sorry to ioarnl
of his illness. The only udt'untngu
county organisation. lie pointed out
that the duty of the Consrusstonni
committee should not only he to.
arrange for the next convention but
to work in the organizations of the
this committee should he siren some
power.
Leltoy Downs urged that the party
should not turn the candidate loose
and torn: about him. but should or-
saniu and support him. 140 advo-
of
which passed that a committee
i'i‘vo be appointed for this purpose.
D."Fair¢hiid Wheeler of Bridge-i
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' i-uort and Mrs. Sarah 1?. hinrron or.
iGt-oenwich were appointed on the‘
itTe-ngreasional convention committee;
1 Mill Mr. poem or this city.
Mr. Held has been a resident of
tilcnnecticut tor the past eight )‘I‘ni‘s‘
'and. was heroin Utah in 1839. its
lust-lied on tlto newspapers
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Times. You will
(‘lsyton I“. Gregory.
by the council to till the uncapirod
Prior to tho uppointinvnt of Mr.
Gregory. a resolution vans introduced
by councilman llohert ttiiwr and
pushed by the council. expressing rc-
tzret in the death of Teen tilerk
Smith. September 15.
litter the nfllt‘t‘ htttl been declared
\‘d there during the past 2" years
and then they llflll to lock thv pris-
ln Lockwood Case
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All nitrates nus submitted and
the ease elascd ill for as concerned
argument in the Probate Court. hear.
his yesterduy on the petition 0t
Geotgo \\'. Locltuood of Bridgeport
for custody or two children living
here with .‘it's. Lockwood at so
Second street. liast‘Norwalk. A eon-
tinuunce. tho third. was allowed by
Judge Henry W. Gregory until Oc-
tober 7 to allow consideration or
the evidence and any adjustment
that might be made out of court.
There is n faint possibility that
the continuance may allow for an
amicable settlement. but it was
brought out in yesterday's hearing
that. Mrs. Lockwood had failed to
turn over her little girl. Elsie May,
to her husband during the postpone-
ment from the first. of September to
yesterday. The court had ordered
the tint Toreador to he Tm Clerk. elected
li‘l'm oi the late II. R. Smith.
I Methodist thurch offlciltt‘tl. 'l‘hcrc
lwvro many beautiful tiorsl tirferit L’l
1'l‘he poll bearers mro Arthur lim-
Slrs. Lona Mass
The funeral of Mrs. Lena Mass.
oils of Samuel Mass. “ho passtd
.uway yesterday morning in the Nor.
walk hospital tooit place this morn-
.‘inz from tluo late home. 71 Fednr
_strect. interment was in lit—brew
i cemetery. \Vo-at Nora-slit.
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Splan - Hynan
‘wiu till the other: of town clerk 10o ' Monday morning October t at a
per cent. lie was associated with , o'clock in 5:. Joseph's church.
‘Alr. Smith nnd no are \t-ry fortu- .
.unto in having is man of tin: ability
of Clayton F. Gregory to go on with
lilie work.
i l'pon the motion of Councilman
iilnrry Mathtr. City Clerk Stephen
incitus cut one ballot for the clot.-
‘tlon of Mr. Gregory. The oath o!
Studio Opens
Although sewrnl of the pupils of
“Miss Alltr'! dancing classes have
not returned as yet from their sunt-
mer activnirs. yesterday saw a large
under the shndow of a deep loss to United States Treasury balance
tho family of Town Cicrit Herbert
ii. Smith as well as to the city
which he served for the post 35
years in a very efficient manner.
“Now therefore be it resolved by
the mayor and council that the
clerk be instructed to convey to the
family of the deceased a copy of this
resolution as an expression of our
sympathy in their bereavement and I
of the great loss to the city and that
the some he recorded on both the
city and town records of the city."
was $42l.377,279.
all if I) I'N W000
WARM SLEEPING GARMENTS
Women’s 'Flannelette Robes ... ..$,1.25 to $2.98
at the close of business Sept. 1‘9. ‘
Ho 0 Made
‘m m. Assert: 00003311“ speeches and the public hasn‘t time Winifred M" Bennett.
Ml.“ 00m to listen to them." Mr. lloid stated. The ”Mr“ of Miss W firm]
PEPPERM‘NTS . BON BONS H ain‘flem mitt: ln‘ compliment 1:0 M” mum" was largely mmmm
' ‘, r. r t uy or err is onpouen . " o ., u, d “H“ I H ~——-—-- —.._.—— m
“'t °°° ““ 9c i“ “ll ii? i. .390 . r.” on. .t.:::::." .123? n." 1.31:.
eludin. - 0 the principles at tho lit-public“. ‘1‘. Gun”. “w" or the Nomdm
THE SILK SHOP ‘
. I - PART O!‘ I'll NORWALKB-I'OR Y I will tulto of this situation is to lhcrton hm Bonn"! nlch rd \'
.33 t'l hill in t 'inn ll\\’ii from . . - , V , .i ‘ .3
ow or on: QUART on "on all: :;unkflll"l pl:l‘;t’)rm. y : lill Ir'llltl .‘l. “punt-[L [ruannpn‘ “Uh
Michael Goods brought up tho 1’“ t It: funnly plot in lili‘Irli‘J'. Ct‘fllu , . n t . . _ I
matter of establishing a butter trry. OPT ()Sl I la )TH‘Hll li l.,\l0 HOTEL
Fall Season Sale
catod the appointment or a cotunfit— Clnyiuil i-‘. tirt-xory. assistant ‘ meant and the nominations opened
too to map out a cumpuixn. r. tuwn citrlt, \\.iliu|ip(iinlt‘tl to tilt the I‘ouucilnmtt John hfiils placed the ‘ r - Q. ' . U. \‘9 ' - ( l
Hold. said howould leave the It“ unexpired “rm 0! Town tfit'rk llcr- ‘nnms or Mr. Gregory tn nomination in?“ “Add“‘f‘ 0‘ Ml" Ilslen A. (rcpe Bde wall", 19:" - 0-00» 110W - . - 52038
Votntmsnt 0‘ WC“ “ committee ‘0 her! it. Smith. (January 1, 1026) at buying: ‘ 3:“2'1‘34347’4‘T' 0' “W‘L- A- H)“-
tlle chairman and than Aiiorlr‘y the Mitcinl meeting of the tomluoti "We have m the town clerk" of. : gzidn séfl‘of't‘t? 33d li‘d"‘l;d'J ‘ '
mi “MW "1““ "W "‘0‘“ town. 1.... must .m a very ubio nselstunl, one “trotsnm'mfi ..J‘m '“m' ..g. 23;“;' flat Crepe (in the newest shades) $2'
, .. _ i . I . t . s 0-.
Flannels (54” shrunken) $2.25.
Wool Crepes (newest full shades) . . .. 69c
We Carry a Full Line of Beautiful Laces
and Trimmings '
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d. V
, a this done pending settlement. but
v‘ ' m 6188. q’ ' . 3300:» or coo l ' ’i
. _ 1A Iifioufdlgar'r‘rglhaliggemligl. 1151131113: 01 difi—in the W 1; “twirl“; fdllorili‘ddfhgpeglodf o. ‘Women’s Flannelette Pajamas ...$1.98 to $2.98 .
sole 1 p .P d all college D D t ’ ' '
*M-drape-of the coatfindthe-ease an_ com- T R F. “,agner Once r. en ons Sleeping Garments for Children
J5::MW;L.AI~1 interestingrselectlon With exf W . priced according to size .$1.25 and Up
' ’f'i ra trousers. one written, Lived .Ii'i Noroton
‘ A- ‘L 52 I “A t fully andawnrately Judge “also? 1;. Wagner. Demo. ... g.
. :0”. v. tOId. than in any : 2.23%??? lane0 toilingnxs‘l‘denimzl :.
Z" ' o‘ther'dnewsnauer. $3333 331.”§..2°§‘i1§3£°b3°ll§ THE N- E. RYAN CO-
...——————-—---—-- many friends in that town.
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION
86 Washington St. So. Norwsllt
So. No
. 5 WHITE Clair—For general house-
work with experience. Phone 1916.
o ~
r‘ it 80'! r w , - ' ' . 3:.
J a; '_ , FRISBIE,S . . ' ». , \ ‘, r . .1 ..
w ‘ scar: " ~ “ff-E . " YOU GET THE i'EEL OF FALE IN
3 ' : .' ’ " deathéi'flopshiéld you. n“ ASP eRcml MR” “‘1‘: lygnthed CLOTHES FRtM THIS STORE:
\V tilt: weatliéim "A." emitirt you. _ny oom easel-mg x ’ aper . .
.3 r weather'QAth‘efaré agreeable com- “- 1-1 Complete SUITS AND TOPGOA
“commandedfabrics. ,Miirsmwl‘rwmkmcfldt $11.50 shirt?outsailfishfiliiltsuitf
:51; ‘ ' '33? -' t ‘ 3:33?” . i . ' abit conscious of tie newness of such cl r.
_ ’ . “ESE-i 3107 In the Middle of the Night—Waltz i “WM 0‘ Path?” d Wall-Paper but that’ll weal. Off The quality, however, “nit.
g}: ‘13:} _ J .75 Regent Club Orchestra To 01060!me Truly it’s_a treat ttindulge yourself in clothes .
‘2” ' "3f.“ ~flittiiiesome Melody o’ Mine—Waltz such quality. > . :2
ii ‘ . ~‘ i '.75 [Golden and His Hotel McAlpin Orchestra 100 ° 15C ' 250 Per Roll 5“ 1T S
' a E"? 2 v Bell F M k 1' a" to ‘
“131%: w" e"— ”Tm “r e '3 Orchestra 'All Our Painting and Paper Hm $2450 $55.00 ,. ;
18135 Mary Lou—Fox Trot Lyman’s California . Fully Gmm T 0 P C O A T S
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«a .. _ Orchestra United Wall Paper $2.35 $35-00
5‘. i . . - V' 1 M '
snuwru‘PlANOCO- Chain .re ROGERS e STEVE
.. "m of Quality Sines 1875" A , . , , ~
, label. . _ ‘ 2"_lSo.MainSt. man ‘u Norwalk , TWO "0!!!
a.» s
Mme-“mo >Hm arts n-m
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there as
v . , . . lment on the opening day. -
t a sports writer and came east about an ... m ”1,. My Press. utlicc “no tdministered tilrmtly utter ‘“"°' ‘ ' , ... ,,
r i 1:. years ago. He is chairman of the lie hug m. n n lmrd “Ol‘lu r in ti.» t tlu- meeting hy (‘in Clerk but.“ in Miss Alier recently moved her Plaldb (guaranteed “ 0010i . Oi ) , . , , $2.75 ‘
r board of relief and u constable in t Dflnovrnm. mm. and his 1m.“ “rcm‘tiio :3."th of "WNW”...W.“ and Cuull‘dl) :nto :ih; new Oil“ l-‘olloX-s
' Weston. i i> r ‘zil' t‘ r tit: first tinw in nt 1‘" at in: Court Richard 1. . n . “Vi 9" pup 8 WHO 02- v;
7 A He Said ”it" 1‘0 M“ “0“" R C01" llit‘ll'ilillit'rlol‘)‘r:t)rs in. 11.23. li~~ iF git-.iland. 1 In “3th Willi ”Wit nt‘w Willem J ( . t d ll k '9 '
3' tumble in Weston for the past NW" ci. a grim drill or mm for nor, Tuliil (‘l’ik Gregory “m I,“ up Orange and black is the color ersey guaran 09 S run t n. 54 ) _ . $1.59 I
" {years and had not made an art-0st,: it u “MW,” mat Mr. H. H “m up for rv-n-ioctlon at ”w my clee- scheme that has been carried out in s .;
. ‘ua only one person had been ni‘rest- ‘ “Wm, in Norwalk at n mlly at the tion in Oetoher, ”:7. Mr. Smith was the furnishings of the studio. ‘r v ., t; ,
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V . l)t mot hill-i putty to Do litlti n it‘ umninn.ttl on both the in publicen t V elVBteenS (all 00101.5. “ Ul‘di l‘flll val.) $1439 3
;; nt‘iir tuimv'. grilltl Democratic tickets (U,- n we“ . A
... ' WW many ”n". T 83133 :L—
3 i . cl ‘ d The resolution pas!ed L,- the wry ce G 1d H . . ‘ , l i
*’ 1 Evidence OSC vounm follows: ——-’—- 0 mark OSiery (spceial) . , , , , . $1.3m
i , "WNW". this council convenes wasntxorox. October 1.— .5
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