ceramic» RESORTHENT Colin; Flmoels. Eden Cloth and Kimono E K Banks ' MW HON Block, .0. mm . Personal Greeting Cards Your Personal Card, plain or illustrated in a dainty manner, to convey your Christmas Greetings; g Call in and let us show you ‘our samples. Place your order early. DONNELLYs Stationery Store, :6 So. Main St. ' WEATHER FORECAST." -? ‘ . For Norwalk and—vicinity; Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday; fresh north to northwest wjids on the coast. Disturbhnces. which are cen- tral this morning over South Carolina and North Dakota, are causing con- siderable unsettled. cloudy weather. east of the Rocky Mountains. Snow flurries were roported from the Lake region, and thunderstorms from Flor- ida. along the north border from Mouton, to Maine. ~ ' Conditions favor for this vicinity generally fair weather with slightly lower temperature tonight. Harry Tavlin. of cedar street, has secured a position as salesman in Louis Avrick' clothing and shoe store on Washington stree't. Next week will be observed as An- niversary Week by the South Nor~ walk Congregationalism. ltev. John Stapleton will be formally installed as pastor of the church. ‘— James W. Hoyt of South Main street.- who has been at St. Vincent's Hospital. Bridgeport. for the past six weeks, returned home on Sufidoy. Capt. Hoyt is gradually regaining his: ‘health. after a successful operation for appendicitis. i —Raincoats, Slip-one. or Balms- caans made to tit you. or money back. $8.00, $10.00. $12.00. $15.00. 316.00. R. E, Dibble. Open evenings: 78 Wash- ington street. The semi-annual . meeting '0‘! the Town Union, King’s Daughters, and will be held tomorrow afternoon )lt 3 o'clock at the Home of the Aged on Westport avenue. The building will be heated. and the Connecticut Com- pany will run extra cars to and from the building for the convenience of those attending. —~'rbe New Home Sewing Machine Co. will have a demonstration at the store of A. Dickerman for this week. —The New Home Sewing‘ Machine" Co. willhave a demonstration at the store of A. Dickerman for this week. r . - Scores all local dance enthusiasts are planning to 'atten'd a Mask and Civic Ball, to be held at the Stamford ‘Armory.’ on Wednesday. evening or: A this week, under the auspices of the Kid Carter Association and the Ninth Company Ct. A. C. (31’ N. G. may of the members ofthe association are' well known in town. Prizes are to‘ be awarded for the prettiest costumes. and dancing will be enjoyed until 3 o'clock ma. , rJeddo..CoAal,at¥ Raymond. Bros. A ’7 a..— r: a. APECIAL THIS WEEK- Sal HAepatAica, 25c size , 17c Sal Hepatica, 50c size 34‘? Sal Hepitiea. fine 9?“. 81o A,'p8tilbna-Powel . made for Dances} Balls and Freezing temperatures prevail . “expected to leave the institution to marAA sameness '* and ~ “AMUALTI-KOPT causes ‘ PAPER. blot-wail: and so.>§malk. Conn. f * A . a W . ——-—-— New : Hotel Mabackemo, Arrangements may bé -7... other afi'airs.| Popular price bill 'or fare for Lunch and Dinner Wu. P. BEERS. sports nae various" areas. i their cultentlon that the board or arbi~ ' big hat strike in 1909 was designed to ‘5") Value 52.50 and $3.00 KeithTsConquerer. $3. 50 and $4 value ' $2. 78 --‘~’ 5 O X F R E E ‘ LQUIS AVRICK ” P' 0' BLOCK" SO.NORVl ALK. lber 18 to reappoint the neutralAmem- 'ber of the board on Senator Colgate'o .‘I‘HE AHAAT. reaps. k 1 new Jersey Has maid Dispute Over term of five years expired at that time. » 5,1,“er :30.“ To be given so little time in which to ‘Aweoli said: Back of _the efforts of the Unitodl Hatters of North America of the New l1“21:?thtrilxlzhgggfigdhzndztgf ‘ ‘ . ' fl! and owe districts to prove tunity to place it before their mem- tration a re ' ‘ 8 ed upon at the do“ Of the granted until Wednesday. when. as Found“. for only live years, is ‘3“ d to told yesterday. there was a lengthy ar- bp 0. deep‘roo’ted feeling that Senator Mispah Circle; King's Daughters. will hold a rummage sale in the North} Main streetaudltorium the middle of the present wealt. ' ‘ Miss Mal E Williams of Putnam avenue. was the w most of Hamiltont}. atonemenaapd lsmother Mrs Greeley Btendl’son’ Grams- tan inn. Lawrence. ‘ .Wilbur 11.. lfeland. who a“. been undergoing an operation tor: appen- dicitis at the Norwalk Hospital, is: lmprrow. ". ~——(let what. at Ray‘rnond Bros? this morning left for Danbury, where ib‘a-wlil'road a paper on "‘Chrlst's )dethods of Saving Souls” before a Ministers' Association. -—Call or write to Albert Kunze. it you like to have stumps pulled. Trees surged and trimmed. Cesspools clean- ed. Wells made. . Grading done. and any garden "worer Phone 1217-13. H. Kunze d. 00.. B. F. D. 37. ,» The trial of Mrs Egbert Lillie, of Wilton, who is charged with violation of the automobile laws, occupied the attention of Judge LoéIrWood this morning and adjournment was taken at 12 o'clock for luncheons, seven wit- nesses up to that time having been; examined. The court will re-covene at 1:40 o'clock. and it is expected that it will be well into the afternoon be- fore declsion is made. A Those who were on the stand this morning were: Mrs. llbert, Mrs. Blazer. Mrs. Smythe. Mr Gilbert. William Low, Charles Low and Miss 'MeGrath. W uII Hill Biiflilii _ nu, IIIII. on Try Grandmother's .Old ,jFavor-lte Recipe or days Tea and Sulphur. Almost eVeryone knows that Sago " Tea and Sulphur. properly compound- ed. brings back the natural color and lustre 'to the hair'Awhen faded, streak- ed or gray; also ends dandruif, itching sealp‘ and.stops tailing hair. Years ago the only way to get this mixture was to make it at home. which mossy and troublesome. Newadays we simply ask at any drug store for ‘Wyeth’s Sage and Bul- phur Compound." You will get A . largo bottle for about 50 cents. Every» bpdy‘ uses this old. liaisons recipe. bp- close up one can possibly tell that . 9‘ you darkened your hair, as it dpas Alt ; so naturally and evenly. You dampen aapongacrsoftbmahwlthltand drawtblsthrollsll mimicking caeam'allstrlldatatlmo;bymorn- mmmrhalrmsuh. and al- armadpitaumortwayonr 1 hair becomes mutually 98“. thick ‘ t mastitis-ion dram; , Austen Colgate, the neutral member Ito the employee. A? This was expressed by Michael 111A Ideolsion- just before an election. . ‘Rev. Ralph C. Hartley. pastor of'! the ~ South ‘Norwalk Baptist -‘ Church. " convention of the Falrileld County. 2 the arbitration board out of a total lo! the board of three. had been unialr afternoon. .Gresue. secretary of Local No.17.ot Orange. who is one of those most deep- ly interested in lighting for the over- ithi-ow of the manufacturers contention ithat the board was a permanent one. According to Mr. Greene. Senator .Colgate had made one extremely lair t ‘follcwlng that it nomad to the batters 1that his decisions were based In favor the matter. Mr. Greene further declared that many 0! the provisions of the agree- ment. of which the appointment of the arbitration board was but" one. ’were designed to expire almost upon the I becomll’ Ilse W a!” w Jilin“ Phi; they "and was thought can manufacturers and ed ll. 3”,; .= ..r ' ”What nil t employee v‘th‘hWa‘in a position to do- .iappear as a label endorsement of “WWW" i Mil" course. . 1““ Colgate. who is seeking ”in”; it was felt. lid said, that as Mr. Col- Iggy”; (3mg said And neat beyond establishing peace for a AIM“. by my!“ him reappointed ‘10 gate was a manufacturer. though in - the board at this time. as it had seen: mother "no of business. the present ed likely he would be heard practically has a manufacturers' On the other hand. Robert N Drew mummy. ’ or Austen‘ Drew 3 00., a“, hatter-r1 The manufacturers’ viewpoint was representative. stated that he felt that expressed by ML Drew. Who said the the arbitration board was as nearly 01d method Md never proved Satis- ldeal as could be had. He said it was factory. 5808030 there VII riot one to much superior to the old form. as era-189901!“ the seventh man and When ‘bodled in the constitution or the hat- disputes were under way it was ex- tlng organizations, which provided lorA tremely dinicult to find any one who aboard composed or three nanomgwas willing to volunteer his services three manufacturers and a seventhIln I with" that Who likely to «use neutral party to be called in in case of feeling against him from one Side 01' adoadlock. Ithe other. Mr. Drew said he had I Former Judge Thomas A Davis Is-i known the time when to set the shed a statement today which he seventll‘ man, No 01 the "I agreed A.said was demanded by fairness anuIto start out, Ono soinl no ll and the truth, in view of the report that the other south. with the idea of drawing hatters' organization was opposed to into the conference the first man met’. Colonel Colgate. The statement fol-l lows: Ithe county judge refusing to reappoint 1 “When I presented the communica1an arbitrator. beé‘huse of the nature of tion to the Essex county Judges. in— Ithe case. theta could be no redress a :rorming them of the fact that (L'olohell through the courts. but if the judges IColgate‘s term as arbitrator was ex-gdid reappoint. the battery could have Ipirlng, I also informed Judge mortinI the validity of their action thrashed that I had communicated with the of- . out in chancery, a proceeding, he said. lice of the hattars' organisation in; that would not prove costly or dlili~ Orange. and had also spoken to one ofA cult. ‘ Ithe officers of the Newark organiza- Efforts wiilhe made between new and tion. and that from both sources I had November 24 to bring the batters ahd treceived the information that if an or-1 employers together in order, if possl ,bltrator was to be appointed there wssIhle. to reach an understanding that do opposition to Colonel Colgate The’vVill obviate possible litigation. ;objectlons made by the hatters' oiilcers _ —-_;-——-—-——r——~—_-—,—-—— ‘Iin court was to the appointment of A museum Arlston Club is- any arbitrator whomsoever, and the scheduled lobe held tomorrow even- objeetion to Colonel Colgate by one of ing at 8 0,010“. The regular meet- the National cinder-s. from Brooklyn. in E 0: the Camp Fire mm at the was that it he W9“ appointed on the South Nor-walk Congregational Churn}: board it would mean two employs! on will be held tomorrow evening at 7. 30 A0 0100K . l _ number of three members. ‘PersOnally: ;_ and While talking with the members or , - 1 ’ "‘7 .. . the hatters' organlantion.‘ in Orange, I The annual roll call or the South know that Colonel Colgate‘s services on the board of arbitration have been very acceptable, and that both employ- es and employers were satisfied with “his work. — “I wish to make this statement, but as showing any political preference as between candidates, but for the pur- pose of setting right a situation which - l was instrumental in bringing-about." Mr. AGreono declared; however; that the whole method oghandltng the case appeared in an unfavorable light to the batters. The locals had received no word or the expiration ot the contract . Wendi October. 15. Enema said, when Judge Davis. and had originally been iii-truncate! in havinlA the moment Indicator; into, seats special dolivaiy lot- tar announcing that the lidnl of the out moderator of the Fairfleld Coun- ty Baptist Association will make an especially interesting address, treshmonta will be served. and a gen- eral good spoial time enjoyed “It—— This evening Ensign EdwlnA. J. Perrett will deliver an excepttons‘lly interesting lecture on the recent "in? ternatlonsl Congress or Salvationists in London.’ England. As Ensign Par rett wits a member or the Controls his talk will be doubly interesting 126 beautiful views will. illustrate the lecture. and‘llAlI of the various for sign branches of the Amy win he tins. ‘ starts . fl “1 , V . I A very pleasant surprise party was 1 given Friday evening in honor of Sam. 1 on. Robert Mulvey. William ineland and Mr and hire. uol Ireland; Jr.. at his home on Bates ' 1 Court. Many games were played. and rohoahments were served. Piano 1 : selections'were given by Prof, Frank Anderson. of Franklin street. Singing A ‘ and dancing were also enjoyed, and it was slate hour before the merry 1 party broke up. Those present were: Misses ' Tobey, Mamie Sllcox, Ethel Davenis- Viola Frendenthal. Clara son, Mamie Peaden. Anna Bel Pead Henry lireland Samuel Ireland. -.AledAdo Cool as Raymond pros. .m—F—v. The Endeavor Circle} of King's. A f Daughters will meet Wednesday at- ternoon at 3 o’clock at the home of Mrs. John H. Ferris. o'a' West avenue. F. .‘s. Lion "A Good. Job Printing a... Paper. last may last Prisca so Noam MAIN orally. a'uoawam 1 fi ' ' take up the matter considerably dis- . The Newark e No : - nv ulna W8 0' "l“ turbed the batting officials. fir. Greene declared, and immediately a telegram A AA bore for consideration. Delays .were _ gument before Judges Martin and Os- » ' borne an da further delay was granted " ' until November Zion 4 o'clock in the . ' Mr. Greene said he took exception to ~ . the attitude assumed by Judge Davis in ' adoption of tho agreement. having been . designed only tif'Aact as t basis of' agreement. ‘and that the arbitration . To! the manufacturers. This feelingAhAad ”0"“ W" “0‘ “"8““! ‘9 ”5 WWW . anwlluhg at flu.“ ”rind of dye years. by which time it. ‘ Mr. Drew stated that in the event of ,. Norwalk Bnptlst church will be held .0 tomorrow evening. Rev ‘C. F. Ride- " ‘\ ._ fileGorhainl‘o. , WALL PAPER Painting Paper Hanging“ Decorating AAA _, The Gorhain Co. in First St. East Norwalk 1 ‘ Tel. 452. Wednesdnyt‘Nov. Allth ARlAuoRYA McEnelley’ s Orchestra Dancing from 8:30 to 12:00 ADMISSION. - 35 Gts WAe arevery particular, ' in buying our coal; A that’s why it home free- ly' and is free from clink- m: A ._ '1 ‘A: A . . 'iHarris 8r Guns.” house and you will bring rep hope ”more” 54 Watoll St. THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO. 'Phone ELECTRIC IIUHTI‘I'G We have added ma) stem to up: business uhcrehy we can wire you, ny for it on the instalment plan oentatile who will further explain. ELECTRIC rename FIXTURES Our prices on Fixtures are the Iowa at in town. No matter “he does ‘tAlIAQ" wiring let us first quote you our prices. nee-trio Vacuum (‘lenucrs ”DA-1‘ A phulle call or poatdl ll igA sass. So. Noroné . Special Sale of New 3.5. 00. $19.08 to 885.00. SKIRTS: $1.08 up to are. vet and silk plush. largo. er shapes ‘from 98c up. be beat. PHONE N7 A; Arnous ‘ 1 Ladies bungalow. aprons in blue' and white check gingham gather- A ed AAat hacir‘Aand as di‘aléarA-~L.u..uqar .r..rr‘1¢A- Ladies ‘Bungaiow aprons but- toned atoide impercalos and sing-v hams. plaip colors and figures round neck and down front trim- med with contrasting material‘é' ..'... nu...” ..,.._...... .. 7 . Lhdiea Buniolow aprons buttoned ‘llAi back in black and white chock otl-lped parcales finished 13 mil. "Mh ”Meier's n'AAv- .sI-nrm The style store for Ladies. \ Store of A Quality are exceptional pretty. a... . and Fashionable Apparel for women and misses. Diocrlminatlng women who inV'astlsate are am ong our most valued customers. Do you investigate and compare? The you must know that the latest and most acceptable styles are herb represented in variety that equals any elsewhere to be found and ”at prices that maintain our reputation for best values. Woman‘s Smartly Tailored Suits: $7.98, $11.98, $14. '08, $19. 98 and “union's Sonar-fly Tailored COATS: $7.98, $8.98, $11.98, $14.98. $11.90 ' Woman’s W immerse: $5.98 up to 850. out WAISTS are the talk of the. town from 980 up to 87.98. Exceptional values in Milllnery. Untrimmed Dress Hats of Lyons vei-' medium and small sailors, turbans and orb. Come and see the variety as they can not _‘ THE PARIS Curtains and Draperies We are offering magnificent values 'in Lace Curtains and Portieres. and and. Attraétive Fin 33 So. MainlSt. Santa Norwnir: “ We alter FREE of chargfi The patterns ' values unusually The City National Bank yolk—the officers of this Bank ulted. ‘ A" STULL GOGD TASTE lAN FURNITURE is always apparent in our displays. You can come here and choose ' Aa'rl‘erlc Punmviiaa that is appropriate for the..- room you wish to make attractive and and just what will accord harmoniously with your furnishings Come in and see the designs that I are' most favored this season. A J An evme & Son to. ‘AiflA-idd WACHlmN MIT. , Collections Our collection department is (rganirod with the object of securing. expeditious results on all accounts entrusted to ya. " With direct correspondents in principal centres. we are enabled to make prompt and satisfactory returns in all cases. 4' We would be pleased to explain how well equipped we are to serve Fancy Potatoes,x l4'lbs .. Swift’s Silver IkefLard, zlbs. . are laways to be seen and cons A at con-nos eraser. , eaar seawALK . Chief of them: Samoset' : Chocolates RleERMAN ’ 1 1308.164 North Main at.i \ Tires AVulc A Bring your vulcanlzini 3pc. ABe’st work and cheapest ' A full.- line of tireaand hand all the tinge. delivored.
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