TABLE DAKASK.
firv— ‘9 ——.tsc“~'m sue
ism ' gusset-earn»
rm . as» reruns no
naval .nfifijn u s set.
normed wmv...“ to use
casein.
uncut ”firmer-Mules. 12 1-;
and lie.
Eli. Banks
uni-m m emu. «no.
,_ “1,
.a'y-o:vo
‘ \
i0c .
See our window
WM.- P I BEERS
nooks alto snruorgenv' areas,
Nowell: and Supplement, Conn.
t
.. 'l‘haoksgiylng'Cards
d’ostal Cards, 6 for SC. (and 2
fOr 5c.
Cards in Envelopes. 5c up.
Largest Assortment to Be Found
Here.
Douustnvs
Stationery Store. is 80. Main St.
Hotel Mshackemo
Arrangements may be
made fox-Dances, Balls and
other aiiisu's. ,‘ ‘
l
:retirlcit nurses
itroet. wit furnished all the ginger and!
isec'nred the, votes on election day..
l
biannual crutch
-W- is. It! us sinuous
ittohusnearrom First Page.) i ‘ (Continued from Mrs: mi.)
ocratic campaign would have been Val
ilsssousurirr
leyes no long grown young. Above
Now. the deflemonians feel that theylmmmimed from poles hung m the low
are entitled to recognition at the hands! “mug beams are feetooned ”“3 5E"
of the mau'they befriended. ’Will MLlhnds 0‘ dried apples, bunch" 0‘
Donovan heed their request or will hel herbs and the rich 5m“, hams for
we“ cm a man Who has readered‘butl winter days to come. A perfusion of
mu. Dflfly service? James J. Keena’sl autumn leaves in their rich colorings
friends in the organization are ennui-2fleet .the “"9 eve‘Y‘VhEI‘e find long
mousiy asking that he be appointedlsmng' of braided . W .corn.- their
postmaster. andwclaim that Mr‘. Donoihmki “"11?“ “wk- bins near the
van owes it to him more than to any-i fireplace. Jock'dl‘mems smirk and
one else." it will be interesting tom‘s“ “1 “0“” “1m" 0' 8110" their
watch developments. idisapproval of the whole frivolus pm
On the Republican side of the liouae‘ ceedlng by 5‘ most £0,193”? “WWW
there are candidates galore ‘for thelfiuce; $110M”? how 9'1”le empty
deputy sheriliahip; Nelson w. Bees-3‘“ 3" worthy reentlment they are.
idiot and Thomas A.'Skelly, from the1 M the head 0‘ ““3 0f the ions
First Ward: Samuel C. Ireland. Editable” ““5 °“’,h°“°"°d h031- himself
ward B. Doulens and Edward J. Fisher-l a Vermonter by birth and raucestery,
1] from the Second'Wurd. and Percival} receiving with 93°10“! word his
Sharron. from the rich -Ward, are re-,
guests. Here are liberally supplied
lays at hand and the spectacles, for ,
lceptivé, but as only two will be chosen.
ithere will be some disappointed ones.l
the good things such as come from
no where else so well as the farmers
Popular price bill of fare for
Lunch and Dinner
WEATHER r
onhcas'r.’ -'
For N-orwalk and vicinity: Rain or
Snow tonight -'and Friday. followed
by clearing and colder.
The disdu‘rbaiice which was central
over Minnesota yesterday morning.
-hus increased in intensity during the
last twenty-four hours and now dorms
‘a wall-defined storm central over
'Iowcr Michigan. It is causing unset-
‘tled weather with snow or rain in
ithé mite-region's“ along the North
Atlantic coast. It is followed by?
”long "ridge "rif‘high pressureowhich is
:producing a cold wave betWeen the
Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi
._ y ssratfiéw
IDIBGUIOEOST; «.
"A meeting} offfligicalil‘ie
elation will be h ‘
it was announced recently. to take up
matters of legislation which will be
presented tothe next legislature and
supported by the automobile clubs of
M“ are libpeful. but as yet no line is
l
i
l
' Tureen is said, ”is“...
.would be willing to‘accept. ‘.\ir.‘l.ynes.l
fin particular. has quite a number of 5.0
gshlps when the‘titn’e arrives
lmatter to bers'cttled. George
kitchen pantry. Baked bea s, such as
available as to who the lucky men are mother used 1° make; DUI, pkin plea.
{57%; it “only "a few years since? large fat doughnuts with a maximum
Kuwait hiss had two deputies. butl 0’ doughnut and ‘_ mimimum 0' hole;
.. the rule duringfl’opped corn, nuts and may apples:
nie' adinlnistfation‘ of Sheriff Posse. and last. to “dilute the palate of the
Two candidates fronrthe First Ward: most “phlmflted Spii'ure, hot Ver-
are‘ntentipned for the county commis- i mo‘nt maple sugar on snow. And last,
sicn’ér‘s'hipi “salons! Lyrics. who tori rich fragrance of the East. hm.
many years was selectnisnzol the tow ,-. steaming was or Mocha close the
and ‘who is ‘a partner of 'senator-elect 1 feast,
Hubert a. Bishop. and Frederick‘ w.; During the evening in
Smith. the Main street niarketmati.'an°ed9183 and “"3 like, Old songs and
A 'new Jokes sped the moments all too
on. .
A discussion of more serious nature
’ participated in by several proves par~
friends who are working in his behalf.
There promises 'to’bc considerable 0
interest in the'ilgbt‘ilfor the town iudge- . ilelllflriy tsunami! and inspiring.
' forxha‘l The partor gave a most interesting
“Nab": talk of pioneer days and of his own
bursh. formerly“ prosecutor and clerk early life on a YWOM farm.
of the Town court. _ and Corporation; The speaker of the evening Rev. Al-
Counsel Williamli“. Tammany. “7‘ fbr- fred ii. Boutwell of, Danbury ‘gave a
. court. and Judson. M. flockwoo ‘
. ' ”linen Davis‘appea'rfto'be the only cindlw.
I V .fldstes from the upperend of t
i in larder and iii‘dlppoimlnelltss 5m
WW9“ ““3";
emits "a iiib‘rttumfi. ,
wiper, judge of the 06“". are spok‘gnlmystirrin'g address and was listened to
51"”: the South Narwaik gecuon or. the. with manifest liners-st.- lt had long
' diand been the desire of the pastor to meet
the men of his church under condi-
be 1m. ;tions where formalitymay be set as-
g “dilibeltslde and good 'l'ellowship reign suj
:‘preme, and the opportunity offered at
-.the Old Version} Farm Kitchen was
i"snetaptlonal 'andimet with a" most cor-
in transporting: wire huuth
, v
' twat,» .. ii 1 . 5
Also Endorses the Candidacy ofiNei-
loo W. Benedict f0r_Deputy Shel-lit. ;
A surprisingly'good number attend-l
liursnrsrmesrrucrs
. for. llsuttl‘l'ltll.
umerous short .
"' 5k . _ ’ y “ . Ma‘s . _
l.“ N . WE'M‘FFNDS FY. idial respfiefr’pmhhisymany friends. 0
Est, “*Oied ., g. ' our. sons aw... f to oil
" $15156”\"it‘l,iics.‘z‘lt.~ . 510,00
ed the meeting of the Republican Club
last night, about forty-five being pres]
r
g
l
river. zero temperatures were re.
. .portcd from North Dakota, South Da-
hot . lows and Minnesota. Freezing
demucrnltlrca prevail in all sections
the state. That the motorists of Con-
necticut will lend their aid to a herald-
ed lnovement..to make-a separate of; but. . Sayers! matters of inipofiailce
oilsi of the Rocky Mountains. oxm'm lice of what is now the automobile do were acted upon at the session. ‘An
along the Gulf and Atlantic coma. :partment of the state secretary's oli‘amendment to the by-laws of the club
Conditions fax-9r for this vicinity; in“. is um be“ev°d_ However, it 13 ENNIS voted. making the annual dues 51.
. allrlgmfhrtu:$w Wm) mmmued low l considered likely by influential menu-{payable in advance, onthe first of De
4” '1 Wm -' .bers and ofilcers of the state associa-{cemben A committee was appointed
' WEATHER A YEAR A501tion that legislation looking to a to secure a pledge of no each, from
‘- TODAY. i ? more-stringent examination of appli- I twentyrtlve men. to cover the expenses!
---—— 7 cents for operators licenses will be ln-Iol’ the club for the coming year. That
'l‘cmpcratllrtii Low 54; high'flroduced and supported by the statelcandidacy of Nelson W. Benedict, for!
70. Cloudy. association. ' ldeputy sheriff. was endorsed by a vote,
1' The idea of plocing the automobileland the second vicepresldent oi the;
i .
The oilicers of the Peoples' Trust.
Co gave a complimentary dinnerlflce' under control of a separate of-‘ed to wait on Sheriff-elect Simeon
. - iiicial is not new.
last night at the Hotel Mahackemo to. b h d l . It ’ was 5:: l Peace and make known that action.
, 1 mac e an years ago, and at a
:3gfiltiea'diygtgzsniutfiz‘igggs lastcltlme it was said about the state that ; gressman E. J. Hill were the principal
" . :the.plan was intended to make a joblspeakers of tire evenlns.
Mrs Robert VanBuren‘ of Westk'for a good republican. More partied-livery‘interesting talks.
avenue was'hostess at an, auction par; [arfiiiltdlwas said thatthoeorgeil. All:n,:were served afterwards.
~ . ' :o e own. was e men n inn . .
3:11;: h;;:°;‘;:”fisgeigge:f;:r:°$:l At that time the automobilists oi thei
was served at 5 o'clock The follow- state opposed the plan and 'ltvwas de-2
' _ . Ifeated. .Federation of Labor Votes to Lay an
$212.13: zelgitlhevmpmerl winner‘s; l Attorney Charles M. Robinson. who - Assessment. ' ‘
, - g ' 5' “3- en y 0 'ihasw represented the motorists of the. DiSpatcbes from Philadeli)hill “1 re-
Gregory, Ml“ MB“ Curtis, Mrs. H“ ‘state in legislation in Hartford in re-llatlon to the business of the annual
Refreshments
m-
10 pay coynroexnuse‘.
'~ . ~‘ . . 'to the auditorium above, where a
be" E; B‘bhol’v and MES- Percy W. ‘ cent years, said today that there is no l convention of the American Federationl - .- . . , _ ‘ . . 0
Brooks : w,spleudid audience awaited the even .. . ‘
' necessity of creating a new omce outioi’ Labor. in progress in that. city” ing‘s program} YORK. PERFECT
, " . of this department. “What would theistate that the Federation voted this! Rev Gerald "H. Beard, PhD.. of? .. ACORN
Timothy l“0193' ““9 morning re- secretary of state have to do lithe au. week to levy an assessment of onelBridgeport 'was the chairman in this . 7
ccived a permit from the blinding in— "
specter for stone-work to be done for
Mrs_ W. E, Ryan, of Falrfield avenue.
other permits issued were to J. EL;
McMahon to build a chimney on the‘
. rear of the Maurice .ioseloff building
-on‘ North Main streeh, to Charles Wil-E
Home to do plumbing in his residence fr
at the Corner of State and ., Spring?
streets; and to Reed & Volk to wire.
the South Norwaik post-office.
—WHAT’S His NAME.
a Paramount in five parts with Max
Figman and Lolita Robertson leading.
'Figman was the star of “Fine Feath-
era," “The Man on to Box"wand oili—
"er New York successes. The play
__ appears ‘at all perfbrmances, "Lock-
. wood‘s Hall and Pleasant Hour
.. Thursday and Friday, this week. Com-
;in'g—-—Monday and Tuesday. Mary
Pickford in “Behind the Scenes."
tomobile work was taken from him ?"lcent upon allwits members for the pur-
Mr. Robinson asked. "i doubt thatposeoi’ paying the court expenses in
this plan Will be supported by the l thecase of D. E. Loewe & Co. vs.4'otll~
motorists oi the state if an attemptlcers and‘members of the United Hat-
is made to put it through the legis-jters of North America. .
lature, " ‘ y The Loewe case. as it is konwn, is
- ‘ W ., ~ lnow‘befor‘c the Supreme court lof‘tge
- ‘ “ United States upon an appeal ironic e
RE-OPiELPSSEPEJEHpisoRLZ.MOSTl; Judgment of the lower court and is to
~—
Some in the Fighting Zone Are Bare
red Because of Inability To Deliver .
Mall Matter.
Orders were received in the post
offices yesterday morning from the
postal authorities at Washington.
_D. C.. to reopen parcel post common»w
ication with France. The situation tg:Grand Cntrai and Stamford and the
such that communication can “he‘steam engines will be used -from
- Stamford to New Haven.
reopened With comparative safety ‘_ Emergency crews are to haircut in
for both countries. '
0 . \. . ,1 - . readiness at Stamford. Bridgeportand
Several towns and small I flutes.”
New Haven. At both Stamford and
.such‘as Aube, Aiane; Ardennes.;Core
New Haven; tWO engines will “be in
" ,W. ”‘— ' . ' - . , shape. for, instant servic in case of
Advertisements in The ‘Senti- “'0“ Juna,‘ Marne, Meurtha-ei-Moselle, e‘ ,
‘ ' Belueot-Marne,*30mme, Yahoo" and
an emergency. in the morning the
» .wncl brin t"c best. results. - - .
‘ ‘ ' g ' , ‘ ’ ‘ ” others are, however, barred from re-
,engines will be headed east and inLthe
mm afternoon west. and will he hurt-led
,ceivlllg parcel post, Bundles and out to connect with any'train‘ that
5+3 .. «. . .. . . - 'Ipackages addressed to these towns $3an thug???“ T:;:rws mud”
1581 $931!??va 2S<= 5}“ 18¢ ,wiu'hotzhe delivere'd,_,_hut will, how-' ‘ “’ e “S “1 - . W
‘, Sal Kauai“ 5E? -- 36¢,ever. beheld for theorist-son sending
, 331 ngn‘hcagfitog ”‘2‘?"3" 736‘ them. The rates of postage will be
,. yMierch'sthlir Su r, lb. . use
whether they are, called “out“or not. _ 1
sooner... . 890
Kid Pills '
NOTHING. BET STEAM ().\' R02“)
SATURDAY.
Electric trains into New, Haven will
be few and far; between next Satur-
erated. The electric service is to; be
confined to the section hdlweenwthc
”’7': REG! 'TVJ'nanirnicas—
“the med” ",pi‘the Co“ ram j 'hli‘itgjgluh.
whiohxwiuflgc beta tomorrow. fishes
hm") :strnis‘-i3lorrmm' so
Hugo Baliin will be the ”saggy“
department of the state secretary‘s of- 2 club. Cyrus W. Gray. Jr.. was instruct-g
ithe pastor hot the church. Mr. Staple-
“ ton.
Attorney Nehemiah Candee and con-lMontclair. a tumor member of the
‘ .
lchurch, spoke bidet beautifully
and they gave past associations and recollections in
be argued in Washington next month. i
tiny. Because of lack of power onlyi
the ”five hour‘fltrnlns will be so op. r
(t‘ontlmtcd from him pm.)
for the evening's program. .the dele~
gates and guests met with the local
Council of thew‘ehnrcb at the supper
table in the dining-room. where a
delightful collation was served by the
ladies 'of the church. in the after
dinner remarks ‘wtmder :the guidance
of Rev, Gerald Iizwheard. as toastmas-
ter. Rev. Leslie 'W. Sprague. of Chl-
cago; 'Rev. E. Melville Wylie. Mont-
clair, and Rev. ‘Thomas‘ Bell. of
Brooklyn, spoke mo‘st appreciaticely of
their intimacy and friendship with
Deacon Frank ‘A. Ferris. of
of
;its earlier days. Christian Swans.
.Nelson Dicerman.’ and Miss Margar-
et McClure" followed in brick-but flt-
‘)ting words regarding the work‘of the
lpresent and tutors from the stand-
point of the past relations of the
Ecliurch and the men's and women's
awork.‘ The company then adjourned
.evening, session. F. B. Grannies pres
{sided ably at the organ. The program.
twss carried .out as given yesterday
ln‘r these columns with the addition of-
‘a splendid ‘quartet number entitled
l“God' of lsrael,” by Rossini, which
lopened the evening's program after
ithe -prelude.- ‘
The minutes oi“ the council were
.then read by the Rev. L. L. Barber;
the Rev. E. M. Wylie, of Montclalr,
leading the congregation in invocation-
;al prayer and reading of the- Scrip.
.tures. Rev. L‘eslie W. Sprague,« of
Chicago. then preached an exceeding-
'ly strong installation sermon from
the text toilets: ii: 20.
l . Rev. Thomas H. Bell. of Brooklyn;
1led the congregation in the installing
‘. prayer. Following this the Right Hand
lot‘Fellowship was given to the'incom-
’l in'g pastor‘by the Rev. Ernest F. Mac:
Gregor, 'Phb;,~pastor or the Norwaik
Congregational Church. Mr. Mascot-eg-
y
l
'ln his remarks.
pastor-wasre‘giv‘en'éby the Rev. C, '1".
Taylor. *oi ~GrcenWIch, and was ‘a
."tno‘st ‘ 'wonderful" challenge it) higher
lusty and broader"-viaion. item-woes
laid tin-neonfohurman ot the evening.
and‘ armor ' pastorwotwthe churchgjtlten
”site. this "*‘1‘0 lh9‘“'w0‘l"lli
charlie
.N‘
or was most (citations and yet earnest.
The charge to the
By buying coal here
We are careful in buying
our supply and consequently
our customers are satisfied
with the way their coal‘burns. .
Harris & Guns
. Haves
NEW CITY
MARKET
' Hayes’ Block
69 North Main Street
l
j
Tires Volcanized
Bring your vulcanizing to me
Best work and cheapest prices
A full line of tires and tubes as
hand all the time. Work called
for and delivgred.
Robert Gregory
7 Wall St. Tel. 326-4
Thanksgiving Offering
New Suits. Overseats
and Balmacaans .
commas "
“ $7 and 5m Suits.‘
u N. Main St. So. Norwaik.
. . ‘ FORSALE.
MARVIN BEACH TRACT.
a Large Plots (Shore Fronts.)
C. T. McGOVERN. Agent.»
:55 Washington St. So.-Norwalk
“—“—w ..... -
fur
stock or
RANGES
‘ one most complete into. two
cities. '
summits,- pacer.
also Repairs for All Ranges.
Jones. & llotthkis‘s
' Company
"17 Wait at. " "non-nu
i
Mrs. 1Q. B. .Graunlss, was a dttlng‘cen-
cluslon of the ehening’s program. The
cliolrearlier in the evening had given
Buck’s “Te Doom," and in such fash-
ion that the congregation were up.-
singing of the ‘hymn “Ye Servants of
eGod, _,_Your Master Proclaim’."
The whole service from tour‘o'clock
in thewaiternoonyboth in music and
speaking and prayer, had been on a
very high plane. and the churchlteeis
that it must meetgreat obligations to
itself sonic the community for the
inspirational challenge which this
service has-given. -- . .
The church .wasT‘veryw handsomely
decorated. the arrangement or no
plants. etchbelng the ammo; Mrs.
W. Hrgwor‘ds and Miss Helena A.
Minnelli ., ., m .- 3 . ~
h
w
A WIOE. MBRGHAN‘I
ow . . ~.
semiautomatic" newsman
'i
shivering- plumes in~ he moot do-
MWator St.
lifted. The program closed with the
lineman-mud.
- ‘ Storeof
Quality
are exceptional
pretty.
v. e . . .
ELECTRIC LIGHTING.
we have added a. system to our business whereby ire can
house and you pay for it on the instalment plan. ”A 'plwm- wall or post.“
will bring representative who will further explain. ‘
._ . momma men use. nx'rnnns.
0}" prices on Fixtures are the lowest in town. No matter \\ ht. (lees tHQ
wiring let us first quote you our prices. Electric Vacuum Cirmim'e‘ 01'
[runs 82.85 to $8. .
THE WHITE ELEL'I’RJC (I).
' 'Phone 342-3.
Curtains and Draperies I 3:
We are‘oi’fcring imag‘nificcut values in
Late Curtains and Porticrcs.
and
ma-w-m_nu ,
. r.
w i re you:
n.
'33
So. .\' until: ,.
values
unusually
The
patterns
Great Thankigiving Sale
will be long remembered for its many wonderful values: We‘
have made elaborate preparations as it is our aim to make this
the greatest Thanksgiving sale cver conducted.
here a most beautiful array of Women’s Suits, Coats, Dresses,
Skirts, Petticoats, Corsets-and Millincry. .
Come to our store, as it means a big saving to you.
Women’s and Misses' Suits from ..... ... [it )-
Womcn's and Misscs'Coats froi' . up.
lVomcn's and Misscs' Dresses from ..... . . . ...... , up
'\\'omch’5 and Mishcs‘ Skirts, black, gray and navy I, {up‘w
Try our Corsets from .. ...... '. . “up;
’Petticoatsfromw............... ..... .. . . .. -u'p' .
nil our lists at Reduced Prices. ‘ 0 , .‘ L:
THE PARIS ...
. “ " , «South-Nersulk.
The style store for Ladies , We alter FREE of charge
You’ll find
do @r
‘ ‘s‘ in re f-T/t
1y . A‘r’: Saga/:figticaab‘l”
should your eyes have been girl!!!
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting, feel at liberty to consult
WILLIAM J. 01008:
' OPTIGIAN
. Room I. Kuler lulldlng.
No. 166 walrmmton It.
Opposite Hoyt'e Theatre.
Monday. Wedneedhy and Fridq
. . Evenings. It!) to O. _
N. V. lddMu—m 4th Ave») to/
s 9. III. daily. - ' ' ~
FREE SEED DISTRIBUTION. .
WASHINGTON. D. C. Nor. 17—-—All
is ready for starting the annual dis-p
tributlon of free seeds which mem—
bers of congress send to their constit-
uents to the number of 75,000,000
packages a year. While the actual
work of sending out the seeds does
not start until next month, active
preparations loathe work are well
under way. and big warehouses are
loaded awaiting the packing.
‘ln the work of sending out the
seeds this year, a battery of 24 of
the fastest packing machines will be
in almost constant use for three
months. Every machine has an out-
put of 20,000 to 35.000 packages in.
eight hours. » .
During ‘the busy season 180 people
are employed in the work. of filling
the envelopes, handling the
slips. etc. ‘Uncle Sam spendssome
$260,000 this year for tree seed dis-
tribution. In addition to .this. the
Department of agriculture mult'es its
own distribution of rare seeds.
Although many attempts have -' been
made -_to abolish .the see distribution.
none has sucCeeded. Eachyyear eith-
er the senate or'the ho'use usually
votes to knock outthedreeseed ap-
propriation. but when the. agricultur-
al nppropriationblli goes to confer-
ence.w the .wooniérees. restore the item.
M
‘ Fetev's HONEY mo Eran com-.1
‘ . Pouuo roa caour. ,
Group seareswyou. The loud. hoarse.
creepy. cough, choking and gasping
immediate relief. ..The, verydirst doses
.
- prices fair, none with Mr. Rom . .
seed
shipments.“ pasting on the addressed ’
. . . t , r l I“
r rotors Honorees; Imminent ° m" a“ m“ "'1‘” m m
' We have just rccciycda ship« ..
merit. of‘Ranges guaranteed-to“ -‘
bake and heat; that'vve will gull ,
from $14.50 upward. Come" Ind. ,
look them over before going e _ _.
where. For honest dealing and w
cancempare. .'
Picture Framing and. Gluing. .
Rosen’s FumlmreSttirc .1.
:15. Eh Avenue. 5 ,
- For Upon-date Service Call
Fred H. Ganung, ' ..
Funeral Director and Embaimeh
, Office and Residence
Telephone 904. . , ,.
84 So. Mann at, shows”;
Coal. Wood. Cement
Special Prices on‘ Cash Orders, .
This Month, for Red Oalr “ ,w
WILLIAM ssrnon 5
3Rowart8t. ' . L»
7‘ UseCarborundumfe
Sharpening Stone's?
\
- Carboruudum Axeg .
Stones Will . ‘
produce a sharp, keen edge on ‘tlie’iiuii- '
eat of Axes in 'a very few minutes?
this. “ .' ' ‘ ‘
_ The stoles do the‘woirk or‘igripd- .
stone and sharpening stone‘ocmbil'lot
Carborundnn liaisi- Hones mum
149W slimming . tw_-cm..-th
“m. I ‘ L! w . ‘
hétilii-ttrlfi‘t’m W '
tor" shortlisted-nine
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