PIANO
GIVEN .
AWAY
Get 0. Piano Oertlncete With
every purchese. It will cost
you nothing.
F. A. LANE
Confectionery
and Pastry
51 Washlnéton Street.
I‘l:l I I'Ii'n'l I I'- D‘:’Q':’C‘mm
[till NEWS
EVENING 8ENTI N EL TELEPHONE
CALLS
92-2—Newe Department
92-8~Buslnen Department
44 -—Branch Oiilce, Norwalk
890 —-Edltor’s Residence
729-5—-City Editor’l Residence
WEATHER FOEIICAST.M
FOr Norwalk and vicinity: Clearing
tonight; Tuesday fair and colder. A
trough of low pressure off the coast,
running from Hatteras. N. (1., to Nan-
tucket, MassJ is causing cloudy and
rainy weather along the North Atlan-
tic coast. An area of high pressure
over the Lake rcizlon is causing plane~
ant Weather in the central and wont—
crn districts. Moderate temperatures
prevail in all sections. Conditions ta-
vor for this vicinity cloudy and rainy
weather during the day, ’followed by
clearing tonight. and fair on Tucaday.
Northwcat storm warnings are dis-
played along the North Atlantic coast.
.‘ -;-.-.-.I.'.-.-2l:-II:IZI.I.-.I.I.Iilit:I:-:-:I:-.-;-,p:-;';-;-;-:- ' r. - »
WEATHER A YEAR AGO.
'l‘emporuturo:, Low, :59; high. 50.
Clear.
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The annlvcrsary sale is still on at
C. J. Mintz & Coin. Soc adv.
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Mrs. John ll. Wilson is confined to
her home in I‘Ilui street. Norwalh. by
illness.
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'Alllthc necessities for stage makt»
lips can ho procurcd at Sillsou'l’owell
Corporation. See adv.
W. t‘. .lcsub, of Norwalk, was In
Philadclphin on luminous Saturday.
Mr. Josup is poorly laid up with a no-
rcro cold.
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.lolm Ntlilllll. who has boon iii. is
back at. his old plncc its clork with
J. T. Hairs. thc siniioiicr. Main slrcci.
Norwulk.
llowm‘d lltmior, of (loomolowu.
spent Sunday at tho homo of his
mother, Mrs. Kate I'. liuntcr. in Main
ntreet. Norwalk.
Miss Daisy Dishrow, of West are
non, has rcturncd to Now York city for
the winter ni‘lor commuting during
the summer and tall scaaons.
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Mt‘. nliil Mrs. chry Day, of Main
street, Norwnlli. rolnruod homo today
after a novcrni dnyn' visit at tho ilOlilt‘
of Mr. lluvls‘ mothcr. in Ilrooltlyn.
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Mil-:3 Anna (‘nrlia l't'tillliii‘tl bor stud-
lcfl iii Miliiilt llolyoh‘c oolli'uo lodlly
nl'ior operating the holiday rooms in
her home in Union Park, Norwulli.
A roaldiuil or Wont nvonuc Illlliil‘ri
complaint that laid night at iunl tho
time the churcbon Woro out n can». of
hoodluma purudod up tho uvouuo alou-
lng and uhoutlnu.
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Mina Knihcrlno Iiuuxior ronninod hor
aliidloa today In tho ,lliiiliuuiii' Sclonn'
.Ilcpurtmcnt. or I’rnii luaiituio, "I'Uilix‘
lyn. after a holiday visit at her homo
ii. Main slrccl, Norwnik.
'i‘hu Norwullt dlrlldon ol‘ tho ’l‘rolloy-
inru'u linion la to ho. glvou u bonolil ul
Iiluillc l-lull tomorrow lliltill. ’l‘ho lir-
lwig can bc oliluinod from tho coudmn
turn. but ovcry one turn out and help
the boy» along. 'l‘hoy dcncrvo it.
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The Portfolio Club. of Norwnllt, bun
arranged to hold an cxbibliiou oi Arin
and Crafts Friday and Saturday of
lillil woek at tho Hlulorlcal club buildv
log in Went around. The club hold an
oxhtblt [ital your und ii provcd no nuc-
connful that tho momboru docldcd to
repeat the ovcnt this your. 'l‘ho hulldr
lug will be upon from it) n. m. to ii)
p. to. each day. Each article on ox-
lilblt will have boon titliilgllilil und
Wrought by union nzomhcr or l'riond
living in Norwalk or its vicinity.
WStagc Make Up
Greece, Points, Face Powder,
Rouge, Cold Cream, Etc.
Wilton-Pom“ Corporation.
mm Mulch
‘ ‘ z
i . an _ :‘
”flu:
n Wuhlngton «mi. couch Hum-lit.
COUGH SYRUP
' Launch Works
-'I‘hc cnso is in ho fought out. t‘uruynlin
in: Want:
5 Tornado Insurance
TnyLon & comm.
TIL. 1M
PURITAN
Cures that Cough
SOLD ONLY BY
F. H. Baxter, Druggis‘i
”Allocations
Boat Frames net! up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair Work.
by competent workmen.
chtchheli Point, NOTWalk
A. .l. Hendrix Company
iiiiililliill ENGINEERS Mill
Billlllllilllllli
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt’e Theatre Building. South New
. walk, Conn. Phone 423
... . own.-. - r-..»
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and. Emhalmer
19 North Main Street. South Norwalk.
Launches or all sizes built to order ‘
Nor greater variety.
Fall clothing.
in the lot. ‘
wear in all styles and sizes.
14 So. Main St.,
Christiano for maintaining a public
nuisance because of the number of
chickens ho nllowcd to be at largo at
his place on the Woalport road, was
heard before Judge im-ku’ood this
morning. 'I‘bo cnao was dininissod. an
Chrialiuno hits disposcd of a numbct‘
of his chickona, and hc promised to
prcyont the others iron) running about
to annoy his neighbors.
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Roboi‘t l’owors hall a noley jag on
m. Sprlngwood. Saturday night, and
about 9:30 ho reached a stoic whoro
()tiiccr .lohn ii. Smith chimidcrcd li
noccssary to luko him to polico holid-
qunrtors. In tho policc court, this
morning, .luduo Josoph It. 'l‘llylor lur
poacd a line of $5 and costs on a
clilll'lli‘ of intoxication and a Hilliiilll‘
cra did not have the mom-y and “as
cont to iirldgcport.
Tho young ludicu of tho socloiy oi
lilo. llaughiors of Italy cuninocriui alto»
ocsninlly a highly onjoyublc surprixo
on tholr prcaidoni. Mina Angclinu ruin
zlllu last evening. The purl).
Sixty or H‘Vi‘lli)’ in numbcr, includinlz
young iiii‘lb luvllcd by tho loom: in-
dicu, unllicrod at illo (‘oniriii llllil'i
and froth thoro prococdod to Miss Fun-
zilla'a homo in Loxlnutou ni'cuuc.
I'loro music was. fill'lllhlli‘li by tho ICuln
Ilroihoia and .lobn Ii'loro for tilillt'ii‘ll-l',
and Micro \\‘i‘i‘i‘ nib. r social illrorsions.
Au (‘iliillli'ili.\' snppor \lnu aorrcll.
HI lllli‘
'I‘hi- ol‘ lilli'huci l‘iii'nvnllo
chm-god with hunting without it ll
l'cnsc and nrroalod by ”now Wanton
Wilbur Ii‘. Smith, dill not (‘ollll‘ in
trial, lhla liltil‘liillviz. us was oxpwtcd.
l‘ilHl‘
ilcinl: ilcl'omlod by Attornoy John J.
\V'iiiriil. This morning tho cuso wan
coniluucd until ucxi Monday morning
at llziio on account of tho uhsouco oi
n xilllc's \Vllnohr, ’i‘ho doi'ondnni was
iirroulod by (Inmo \Vul'ilcii Wilbur F.
Smith upon iuiornmllou i‘urnizdicd
ililli. .\ ililllli ill Sill \x’iiu iiNi‘lI for ro-
iouac oi t.‘.ir.t\ullo. ’l‘llo Inltl'r In our
ploy-rd at tho l‘rolni & ituupp illll rm
tor}.
OPEN
SATURDAY
NIGHTS
I’rom M‘l‘i‘ll to illulli,
illl‘ llli- Ill'i'llllllllliiiiiiillll
ill bony pcoplo,
llopouilr. iooclVod.
ohochn cnubod. Phillip,“
nmdo.
lluslnona accounts lil-
vltctl. ‘
So. Norwalk
Trust Co.
Four per cent. paid on
Savinge
hill in [RS
ALL SIZES .
At COLEMAN’S
NEWS ITOHI
lo Myth Main ht. teeth ill-mil:
W (or A. I. Whirl
Reeldence, 6 Weehington Street. SO' Norwaik.
Telephone at office, 336-2.
Telephone at house, 693.
b—vl“i».~ -.w‘ LAWN..." .. .._.._.. -
The continued a e ' .-
c so of bluscpptl “MO. ”60000.“.
highoat quality. groin and food.
Proprietor
ilonnio (‘hick Food
lionnio Horse Food
lioilnic llnlry ll‘ccd
lionulc l‘oultry Il‘ccd
llolmlc Scratching I“t'l'll
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2I9 ELiM STREET.
'l‘lilJil’HONF. 108.
.\o\\ lino oi mocldluc cubluo'tn at
l" \ Milcholl’a. l’l'lcca will ho Iound
ill nulr.
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lmiuo )llfl. II. P. (l p1,. of .\'oi'\\':ill.',
inillniod l\\i'lli) cuudidull'a ,l‘oizioi‘iiny.
.\ imnupu-t inllouod which \lna onjoy-
od by all prosooi,
it'll. t‘hllrloa S. Maoihrlaud In in
.\'. \ limon, today Ilili‘lllllllu u nmall
diniior party girl-n lo I.)‘lllllll Abbott ul
iio homo of Prof. iloury ll. ’l'wocdy.
'v‘l' .i I! MM. lll'uml (‘ozzir iiiill
(in o i‘lv'l o: \lnldlo l'ulion, \roro yinii
in .lfr \.'oidon oi ('roio. slrocl, Nor-
n.. , .o-«i who. liiouda horo yoaior
ll: ‘
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”I and .\lrn Minor, alto two can
\‘ii‘:»lli". for tho ('Ullllm'lil'lil iilblo Ho
cit-ll. wpolto and aunt: ul tho i'onnro
linllobul church at Wilton. ililil ninhl
'l‘hoio wna .l luruo iliii‘llliliilt‘i‘.
rilophou 'l‘hllyoi‘. culployi'il ill tlu
Hou'h Noruulh irclnht homo, nus Mud
douly lrlzou III Saturday ovoulnn with
houli ll‘ouil‘lo. llo rocovol'i‘il Hll lluit
ho wuu ablo to hr at. bin plnco oI ilillli-
ilci'n ibia morning.
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'.iuodorv \‘otorlcin, who iiilli boon
vlsliiu; bin pnronlli in i‘bllnllolphlil.
and John lv‘urroil, who has boon apond
llw u low dnyn with rolatlvou in Non
Yin-Ir, roiuruod luui nluhl. 'i‘hoy tin
atudcntu nl tho llurnlrom school.
a»...
'l‘ho. aorvlcos at the Rescue Mission.
North Main ntrnci. South Norwullt.
which Worc conducted by Fruit Field
and others, Sunday, were it niicccsa.
There was a large attendance. and
good nlunic was lurnlnhod by violin,
comet and piano.
liliill Ill inn urn.
WALI. STREET. 10:1il u. m.wv'l‘horo
wen u geiiernl response at. the opening
or live atom: market to decline:- in
mulmm~:m
l “ ' in BEST
' Young hell’s Clothes
couldn’t show a more carefully, selected gathering of Suite
and Overcome for young men than you’ll find here now.
Every young man ought to look over the new styles
here very carefully, as a help in shaping his ideas about
For our new styles are pre-eminently young men's
styles, materials and making especially picked with that
intent. Not overdone, though; not an exaggerated model
Values are all you expect of us—tl'ie lull money’s
worth. Suits from ‘$ro to $30; Full Overcoat: from $10
to $25; Winter Overcoats from $10 to $30.
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Young men’s Hats and Furnishings—warm Under-
PM
TWO STORES:
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I rt‘ulizo that lho um, alclilili‘st and moat profitable cllstomor Is the .
SATISFIED ono. l hollcvo that tho highcat quality goods, as a rule,
cost loss than poor goods in proportion to real value. 'i‘hat although a
low price will appeal to most people at first. aoonor or later It will
come to a matter or roanlta, and tho SATISFIED customcr will be the
one to whom I am selling the moat. goods.
A word from you will bring any quantity you may wish-oi the
May I have that. word ‘.’
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
«m OWWWW
Stevenson... 19‘10“‘"A........nes
For Catalogue, Demonstration, etc., nddreu or phone
amount {or brooch oi’ the poaco. l’onw THE ERWIN
DISTRIBUTERS FOR FAIRFIELD COUNTV
Telephone No. it
BiiNm-(HSIM‘EIIW
Labrador Smelt (Whitingl, 5c. “L; 6 lbs. for 25c; not dressed.
Noank Flathsh,80; Boneta Mackerel. Weaklish. Butter-
iish. Cod, Halibut, Sea Trout, ' Escallops, Lob-
tiers, Oyiters. Long and Round Clams.
Giltbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
illllllll all
i
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Masonic Building,
Norwalk.’
bun.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
JENNINGS CO.
BRIOGEPORT, CONN.
FREE DELIVERY.
tho do}, but illi‘i‘i‘MWliti u aprlnklln‘g’of
uulna In tho way of Mooptlona, Rock
Island pill. and l'tab t‘oppcr ioso ii i.
'l‘horc porn «nice of -l.tlilil aliurca ul'
Aiuulpaimulcd (‘Toppor at u llcclluo oi
11-h, Ann-ricun (”otton ilil lost I and
liondlnu, Southorn l’ncliic. (‘nnadluu
Pacific and Amoricnii Sun-lilo}: 5-8.
m
W.\i.l. S’l‘lll‘lld'l‘, H :l. mmSovcro
brosmu‘o iiuiiiust Ibo ropilor stocks and
various apcciultios cuiinod prlroa to l‘l‘~
cod:- hilltl‘lii)’. until lho «liocthc buy-
lllii or Itondlnu and Wabash pill
sluppod tho lllpilduilou and chum-ii a
Hilly. Amonu lilo nolnldo lunar-u wr-rc
Hi. Paul pill. Anaconda r‘d.
loath. Souillwoxiorn pill, Aluorlcuu
I‘uu p!i|., lutorunilonul l’.lpl'l pill. and
l'illalnnru i‘oul piii. ll»). Amuluulnuicd
'oppor lip and Eric lot pill. Iliiioli
‘llcllic pl'd.. l-‘d. ”mill. Soulhwoatoi'll
and Amoricun t‘ur phi. Vuiou l‘ncllll‘
old. St, Units i-loutbwostoru and
\nn-rlcuu ("ur l'l'd. i. Whoa lbc mar.
itl‘i illl'lilui upward. [loading and Rock
inland pill. mac 2 polliin above Balm»
dur'a olmdnu unit Wiiimlih old. 2'1...
Sharp rocovorlon wolo nuulo in othcr
HiiwkH, Amalgamated i‘oppcr makinx
up inoro than in. lone llllil mun:- oi the
oihor important l'Iliil‘IlliiiN and .«poolul-
lion ulno polling "how [but wock‘u
clouluu. Iinvunn Eil‘i'ilil' .zullwd Ella
and l’iil'liio Milli and Amorirnil Ico I.
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\i‘.\l.l. S'I‘Iillllfi'i‘, unanimd ntrcnul
oi‘ soiling ordorn for Aiuoricun Sugar
ill, a rabid decline of Ilvo points uh»
unitiod the market and pulled prlnon
backward. Utah Connor and Connoll—
tinted this had rlnen l M), ll. 8. mm.
her i :Ni and Brooklyn ’i‘rnnnii l. Now
York, Chicago I: St. Lolita lost 2, In.
lornutlonnl ilerveeter 1 1-2. and Can-
adian Pacific. American lloot Honor
and American Tobacco i. [lands were
ideally.
II
n,
- p. -.
WALL STREET. 1 n. tit—«Amalga-
mateil Coppol- Worked slowly down.
ward min to till. but the real. or the
tint did not vary much from the one:
out
- pi
i l
"r
, "H W was
‘:f;..;...lilllillii .
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industrioii, by which our cltiseus like
and Work and Willow.
it is not atmnze tbntgucli a rep-
resentative gathering at business men
phould all possess the same inlth in
ihii present and future life of this com-
munity. Nor is it surprising that they
should he a unit hi the expression at
their both. The strange tact is that
it. has not lound expression before in
it bhutalned representative interest
and cooperation in the solution or our
problems, the development of our re-
sources, and the advancement of our
moral, social and industrial ilie.
This new role! of quichenod and
united faith In our local munitions.
In an esatlntlnl router in prone“ aid
prosperity. and wo‘ llilv'd heard of noth-
ing more hopeful tor the city lit to!
coat years than the two-told D193 01’
the new voice oi the Merchants’ and
Manufacturers‘ Association.
Flrst~ The plea tor the conservation
of our present industrial order. We
have all been alarmed by the lose or
many local industries, and the conse-
quent curtailment of Industrial oppor-
tunity, which has norloualy effected the
prospects oi the home and church, as
well as every phase ol' economic and
social life. We have all heard It said
that The Norwalks are favorably sit-
uated for every kind of industrial en-
terprise. That the natural advantages
here can not he surpassed. That the
location combines the sea-shore with
inland woods and hills. and it‘ ever
there was a place beautiful for situa-
tion. and remarkable (or utility. it is
found here; yet for various reasons.
many or our industries seem to be in
a state of transition and migration.
This condition in by no moans a or
vial matter, and the voice that pleads
for the inability oi our industrial or-
dcr. la the voice of wisdom crying to
be justified by tho cooperation of her
children in conacrvlng our contcrs oi
lndnatry; for around those ccntcrs ch-
clrclcs the broad and comprehensive
dcaiiny of our cilizoua.
That this city actually done present
cxccllcut Industrial opportuniilca in
conlirmod by the plogress of those inc.
torlcu that have been growing with
Holy pushing your during the lust dc-
cudc or morc. Look at Locltu'uod Man-
ufacturing to. the Roll and the t‘h‘tK
t‘ompuuica. ’I‘llo Norwnlk Iron Works.
'I‘ho Norwulk Lock tlo, 'l'hc t‘luott.
Peabody and the .l. & J. t‘unh t‘om-
panics. as cxmnplcn of local industrial
growth. It has been a growth that
moans notmuly lucrcuaod lli‘olllit‘lluli.
but also lurgor Slil'lilgri hank doposits,
liotlor homos, and .surcr busincsa [or
oror) nicrcimnt, atronpor churchcs.
and ti llappicr lll't‘ ioi' cicry our.
t‘onM-ric thoac pom-ri’ul industrial
which; is lilo (‘1‘) (ll lilo now \‘oii‘c ol
tho Morohauia' and Muilnlucturcrs' An-
aociniion, and it can not tail to quicken
Ibo antipathy of Hwy clllzcn iii What-
oicr ctl‘orl is made toward this end.
'l‘hc act‘ond pica oi this ncw voice ill
for tho poucv and cohit‘llllllt‘llt of In-
dividual and iiuluairlal troodom. It is
the ailont and nulilblc pica of scores
oi our citizona. It in tho yearning ot‘
cvcry un-rcbnui and luminous man. It
in tho lonulng oi clot-y organization,
whoillor it be roliulous or iratcrual. it
in tho plcu that is board on cvcry
hand. giro on tho peace or industrial
conirndouhlp us turn on the level in
tho work of tho world. Lot on halo
the pcaco that colour. by the law oi
(ind. or giving to ouch othcr what he-
lonua to us, and with It the contour
liwui tliiil li|ll‘lirl crol'y uourt‘uiii joy.
’l‘horo nro mcn hcrc toniuht who
lum- complalncd that they live in u
rouatuiit ntato oi’ unoortuluiy. 'I‘hcy
ililH‘ rclrulnod from assuming ponl
tlona that tin-tr character and tnlonl
lit tbcin i‘or, bocuuuo they know not
what momcui till-y would bc compcllcd
lo louvo town in (lucid oi anoihcr luv
nitlon. 'l‘hia uni-oat la n aorloun hundl
cup in illl‘ liic oi“ inch and rltlou. (or
it thwarts lilo hopon. chanson lili' pron.
uncle. and in tho Ilunlmucntni cuuno oi
lnillridunl and lmlualrinl wuatc. 'l‘hu
dinooninuiod man in euro to hocumc n
tnult-Iindor. and u rnuil~lliuior in any
clrclo oi mon in u climb and n churn.
liut you any. what in tho uurcly of
thin police and contentment? It ill
found only in lmlilldunl and industrial
rrol-dmu it tho now voice of the More
chnula‘ and tiluuutnrinrorn' Almeria»
lion provolln. and them plnnn become
the norm oi owl'i‘ lumi‘il loyalty and
pnlrlollmu. no will ho living in a now
ulnumplwro. and from our induntrlnl
nnvlroiunoul will radiate pence, routi-
dcnrc nnd Iiilillli‘illli‘i‘ that will give to
all lumincsn a now stability. to our
hmnon and churches nu nhidlnu per.
manenco. and to all men the blcuninun
of Industrial opportunity.
Moreowr. it will unlock the door
for new lndnntrios with their expen’
aim or trade and commerce. and South
Norwnlk will become in reality what
our faith believes it should be, the
center at industrial iconic. to be seen
and read by the worm. and interpreted
in the terms of labor. freedom and
growth, contributing pom end good»
Americans shown in Motion earlier in
A
level «till-leer. . ,i
U. i «any . a wwowg “
’1. i ~ - . WK]. . ‘ ’L
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"pp: toellinen. _. «.i
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WE ARE
, uits and
are the best in the world. .
worn by good dressers.
Price’s
98 Washlr'igton Si.
A Great
. Coffee
At 21
Popular
Price
Low priced enough to be with-
In the reach of all, good enough
Ior anybody—
Our 25c Blend
equal; that cold by dealer: ordi-
narily for 35c or 40c. We keep
the standard up to the top notch
year after year, because we lun-
dle it entirely from the time It
leavee the lilth until it II pur-
chaled by our customers,
You are sure of most qua].
ity for your money here
The Union—Pacific
Tea Co.,
120 WASHINGTON STREET
PHONE 542-3
FREE DELIVERY
Headquarters for Sugar
i
l
CENTRAL HOTEL
FINE ROOMS
by day or week. Stomp bcntcd. but
and cold wati‘l'. haihu, gas and electric
light. Fine airy rtmins. l‘rlcoa i‘cu-
aonablc. ‘
The Ben Stocked Cafe in Town
With all ihc loading brnnda \‘l‘inou and
Whlakica. 'l‘ri‘ our Luuor or All», it in
the bout. ti can". 24 boiiloa. llolivcry
to your homo. Cal. Wino. 73c lznl.
.l. a L. DlBEdA, Prom.
Cor. Monroe I. Chectout en. Tel. till-3
Willi
illliiii lllliil
Eillit'r would
malio an oxrcl- .
lent anu gift. 1 have n hnndnonm
lino.
R. NOACK
all North Main street. south Nermlk.
.2.
The prices are in keeping with the quality of the Clothing ,
Sweaters, Underwear, Gloves and j (A
All Furnishings
(FOUND IN ANY FIRST CLASS STORE
SHOES $3.53fi43lnilig4ltigillj‘25fio .
Clothing Store
TELEPHONE 165-5
‘ SHOWING; ‘
Unequaled Anywhere in the U, 3..
They are not “cheap” Clothes. For the money paid they!
South ’ Nor-walk '
W
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MUSIC HALL ‘
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TOM KIRBY ............... Manager!
ALL-STAR BILL
vnunnvmn
COMMENCiNG
MONDAY, November 29th
America's Foremost Protean Artiste
EDWIN KEOUGH a. CO.
Assisted by Helen Nelson. In
“AMIBITION”
THE TWO AMERICAN MACKS )
LE MARSHANDS
LOUISE CARVER and KITTY R088
The Greatest Hit in Vaudeville
LA BELLE ESTELITA
Anointed by Senor Garcia, “The Dancer
and the Toreador"
Direct from the Hippodrome“, ,‘
NILLBEN’S AERIAL BALLET. "
7 Girls Flying Through the Alt‘ Ind
DANCING Wednudey end Friday
Nightl After: the Per-romance .'
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND BAT-
URDAY
children ...... 5c. Adulte .10:
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Presenting burl Allen's Origin-l
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'THE. TRAVELING MAN"
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Comedy Flip Flop-
CARMEN sienna
Novelty Beniollte
BLACK 1 JONES
Colored Entertainers
GLADYB VAN
Scope and Gloria
NEW MOTION PICTURE!
PRICES
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Balcony, lie-awed ..... Willie
General Admlulon ..... .........10¢
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Adulte ....... 10:. Children mule
Box office open daily at lo I. in.
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Silver Toilet Set
would he most appropriate for "her"
Xmas. We burn. a fine line, and the
prices are right, too. other Novelties
in the Jewelry Lino. Cell and look
them over. a...
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