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‘ fie Kisses Helen and Ethel Becker.
1 d Pairiield avenue, are attending
the Yalellimard football gem. In
New Haven, today.
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See J. l. liailette‘s advertisement
on Thanksgiving post cards.
suns Phyllis and mu Dorothy
Amateur. at Crescent Terrace. are _
In New liaveo. attending the Yale-
liarvard football game
-—-At lira. Taylor's. Baniord ”OCH
flats at reduced prices 8st. and Men.
‘lhs quarantine on the Godtrey home
at 194 Main street was lifted this
morhhig by the health department, the.
three chillire Clarence. Horses and
11' ?A.li. Planswaraslaomsdvorthe
Dorothy Godirey. having recovered
from attacks of diphtheria.
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it you would dress your table in
Tonic ,lleconstructor. "
THE RODERN
Have secured a supply of
the time to place your
e. 11mm. Dinggint. 5m“ ’
31315130 Com.
. RAW» Booms
this celebrated coal.
5 m3?
Now is
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series at "can Guam”. which
were inaugurated by Ills Emily Pier-
sonically In October. The Now as»
'vau cont? ssispaign was not held
within the strict limits ct one west
"the earlier meetings were held last
; weelt and were at Woodbridga and
- Hamde‘n. These meetings were an
ran‘gedand managed lay-Mrs. Simon 3.
Bhon‘inger.’and Ira. John Man.
The meetings this week have been
at West Haven on Monday, when the
meeting was held in the town hall,
4 under the chairmanship 0! Hrs. Prank
Butterworth. The avatar at this
meeting was lira. Carlos Stoddard.
ilr. “dam-8.3. itch'wood ct
thoMBIduymardayuuietly cel-
abratodthuattythirdanniyarssryot
theirmarrlugs.
ciarmwcbstar, «South Main
streehrspostadthAll. Fras-
lssslslsuigreat autoimmuni-
unionist-mans! nettediepsuu
charity Whinfltmm
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BTHEI SPORTS
LAST NIGHT! PARADE. ’
Following a his and am ocrpalhs
atudents oi the leanings school use.
a- big showinx. last aisht. such as the
cItIsens oi the town have never be-
fore witnessed. The ehiaet oi the do
moustration was to advertise their
football team. which has not yet been
defeated this season, and which will
play its big game with Danbury. their
old rival, today.
The parade. which was composed oi
about two hundred students, was made
iera lumbar it” have been
breheuiathummewaoban
who took as bar subiaet "Woman's
Work in the Wofil“- In. Stoddard
was again the speaker at a mating on
'i'uesdsy averted This iIme the
use wia In the toga hall at
Random: and Ira. Frank Mitchell
was in the chair and tin. Stoddard
The case as Swath“ teliey will
masses WWW Justice
Buckley. oi the,“ district. Attor-
nays Llnxwuiiar It Bowman represent
the Plain“.
»Q
The third m was conferred on
two candidates but eveniu by new
born of “such council, No. i. 0 U.
meeting on Wednesday in the town
hall at Chashire «
Cheshire maturities. Lillian stoc-
dard, Mrs. Morten, Miss Baldwin.
Mrs. Van de Bogart. iii-s Swift and
”Miss fisherman. 'l‘he Thursdsy meet
ipgwasatthshemsmoiltouhaolnnth
holding at a chowder supp".
. rs. us, uranium Loan. seen
snow white linens or superior qual-
ltt. so to the N. B. Ryan OM store:
week Instead of Thursday. Every
and see their Attractive stock which
is at special interest to every woman
The Nutmeg Club dance given at
the Town Assembly Hall last evening
pruved as delightful as those of the
past. and a moat eruovable time was
had by those who attended. Bpeidel'a
orchestra kept the dancers going with‘
its excellent music.
The Boston so"... 9. 19 and 29 cents
sale is on tonight.
The second case or scarlet fever in
the iamily of Henry R. Minor, 01,1
Lincoln avenue, has been discovered.
A short time ago one of the other chil-'
dren recovered from the same attach.
nau- or m- meow thelr ”“5- “‘ “It mom" "H"
lites. lnaspeechlntrontoitheldu-
There, were six patrouassas Ior the I
repeater with lira, John Demaraat as’
meeting‘on Ioaeay‘ ‘_"sminji or non.
member is urged to be present, as
there are candiddtea to he initiated.
Dog Warden Thomas 1'. Welsh will
this afternoon investigate the case or
a nelghhil’l dog badly hitting the 2
year old m ct hirpand Mrs.
John Hudson. at much street. Dr.
A. N, Clark alluded the Inland child.
—Yon don’t hsVe'togo up in an
aeroplane to seahorse oi the bungs
low's we are building In town. “Honest
Abe". Why not learn right now how
much the house that you want will
cost) Phil-old". Gave 33001.0 3500.
St. John A Key-er.
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Yesterday the second case woe dis-
covered.
5‘ ”“3” 5 0° me" tonight. dents, out or work. ask the town's
trimmed and untrimmed hats at half
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Emu. Maud Kraft who Is to play at
the Community Club concert next
Monday evening. November 23, has
attained marked success as a piano
noioist.
cal temperament. a line technique, and
a sympathetic power or Interprets
tlon which makes her playinga rear‘
pleasure to those who hear her. At
a recital at the Waldorl- Astoria last
March she proved herself an artist ol’
unusual ability. , -
r311 BANK or
ssgvrcs
A Nesthuiz ., 7
' Begin now an lay was some 5’
pardon at your serum You :.
rosy not We a millionaire ’
hit you can save enough tomato
sure of comortsble conditions. :
'In Your t id rice I . .
no: not spend your moon-
is‘hly and let some one one put-
iii-ream Wuotbuukli: I,
You self
.usipyuusymmm
slamdnhsattherateai ~
Four Per. Cent I I
Mme. Kraft has a truly musi-l
Dibble. um 18mm»
Many little trugeillea are daily as
noted In the charity department's ci-
naehthscnynan.wheolocsl real
help in heaping Iron their doors the
proverbial well. There are law. If,
any, cases or ”spoofing. and Clerk
James Brown said this morning an un-
usual number of applicants have he-
sieged his once since fall.
4mm! YOUR NOIEMADE
vice early sum as North Main
street. Phcm BS,
-0'COA'l‘8i O'COATI'SI‘ O'OOATai
You're going to need one later, and
now u the tints to buy. mflbfio
up. liadato _yourmaasurs'.‘.ll. Ill.
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chairman. This mestiag was. held
under the auspices oi the Ladiea' Aid
Society at the Congregational Church.
On Friday the campaign was carried
into Milford. and a meeting was held
in the town hall which was addressed
by llrs, E, 3. Whitney. There are
many sulragista in Milford. but so
tar they have not taken the step oi
organizing a local Equal . Franchise
hearse there. it was the feeling at
the meeting yesterday evening that
such a league ought to be organued
and to enlists with the State Aeso-
elation. Next Wednesday the New
Haven mm are planning to
hold a meeting at Fair Haven, at
which lira. David B Saunders will
be the chairman. and the speaker will
be lira. Henry Wade Rogers. ‘
The campaigning in New Marion
County at the present week has been
carried on by Miss Emily Pierson,
lites Alyce Grocery and Kiss lashella
Sanders. the State Organisers. 0s
theirstthreedaysolthe-weahthera moss: “commitment-accrues.
were two meetings each evening
Thursday and yesterday sash had one
meeting. The towns Visited were
Jewett City; Preston. Golchestei'. Zuni
tie. liltst moms. Baltic. mason-1'
and Vulnntown. At Jewst‘t City on
11mm; nos. Arthur I.
Brmwauinthaohairtatvasticthu‘
chairjwss tuheobyli 5.03m; and
at Imbanmv. A. Campbell took
ohsrgeoltbeinuatlng , »
The Norwich Equal Hitachi”
mmwhautyandfllelsnt
halntoiita 1m earns the
éweuhtl Ira. warn suites and lint
swollen Norton haveltoth spew interim at one ocloclr. thia- morn ‘ i use Vinul gi'v
of Wind Greenwood, who is host
nous manager at the Athletic Associm
hacheino Hotel. last night. he said that
to promote Interest among the towns-
people iu the team. all those not bar-
wal again called “so! to add"!- I meme entrance teewouidbeadmittedz
tree’s! charge. _‘
AT reelyssuuswcck.
Cullen. rated 35. Wanted Hagen.
rated 95. by a score at eighty-dye to
TIDKET BPBGULATOR FIRED.
NEW 'HAVIIN. Nov. 31.-—Carloe
Greeley; who claimed.“ was 'irom‘
Brooklyn. N. 3., was lined no and
loom in the city court today. charged
with blaring iaotball tickets tor Isle.
contrary ton city ordinance. A city '
detect!" said thatiiruuluy altered him
two tickets tor $85 dad he had one
lather ticket to sell.
vouuo BILLiNl «secure but.
NEW YORK. Nov. 31.— —'-.Yaung Bel
uatiuiledtotoethe scratch-in the
infill round at the New Polo Club last
night. 'llehadheenasnttotheean-
vassiatlmesiniourrounillhyioe
Stein and his retirement was a wise
a hnouhout for Stein In tour rounds.
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NEW YORK. NOV. air-Thu Wilt
macaw during the surly
my, sustain the more»
ole nee denied the leaders nearly 8.6
mil'ssdheadodth‘epreviousrecordst
it o‘olcchthlamminmandhadout
downthsdefltodshtteamaais or
whidrwwatisfloriirstpiaeastm
hilaslliilculfl. ‘
asuccesahythucarefhimanagement'
Send to us if you lack any
dressing for that l‘ hanks
giving aiisir.
For the boys, as well as the
men, heron everything to
grace the occasion in the
line at clothes. .
.A new showing today of
. overcoats for boys—the kind
. they’ll like, easy to get on.
easy to wear, easy to' shed
" and very attractive patterns .
. at 53. so to $1200. -
New Nortolk suits in greys
. checks—rather
dressy wing at $3 to $10.
News“: and. So. Norwaik.
mazew
”r. .s. LYON
Good Job Printing
as non-m Mam eraser ,.
e. uonwaur
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FOR SALE,
MARVIN BEACH TRACT.
* 2 Large Plots(Shore Fronts.)
c. r. McGOVERN, Agent.
:55 Washington St, 30. Norwalk
REIUILT“ TYPEmeEId—L. C
Bonito. Underwood
. Remus “I Ollie
malice. sold, renter
repaired. Rentals. d
per month. Machine:
sold at 36 per month
. ash DONNELLY-
is south Main Street. South Norwalli
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XFRID'A‘Y AFTERNOON CLUB.
m
Mrs. Cherish 81 St. John.
i oasvruser PERFECTION, 5 er.
Rogers & Stevéns ‘
soot Pupur. am Wet-k. Baal Priced
PHONI'W
row anew shutting Held With
' "Emit "9'. ‘
CAVITIES TREATED . ,-
Beaupaia 8. Saunders
_ anaoacutvuams. . ‘7
score nonwaut. couu j «'1
SMOKE
”amour—425m or so. i
-A.Dicl1erman & so... _ p
South Norwalk Phone. 446
WE 9W3 8. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPI.
Cid Fashioned Thanksgiving ‘. .
I DINNER WITH MUSIC
Served from 12.3oio 3:30 oclock on Thanksgiving Day,
. November 26th.
Price $1. 00
THE ROYAL JAMES INN
THE PLACE or SATISFACTION.
WALL smear. Noswsnit.-
if you areloolung for used Cars at a
Bargin Call at
Luther M. Wright’ 3
Garage . *
South Norway:
na‘ss .........
s K
' lirsoltliuStreet
eighty-one. last {light Fieldias
eager won at bowling hr the followins ,
sears:
Fielding , . . . “his...” . 85 liars-'3”
Gager‘ .108 to rte-«310
Totals .............. . .......... / our
060k ........... l. .101 102 lei—«aw
Emro ............. 88 104 103—296
Total? . . .l ............... . ..... 606
BICYCLE RIDERS NEAR Elli). '
The fourth regular meeting at the
Friday Alteration Club was-held at the
home oi hire. Charles S. St. John, 89
Fairiieid avenue. yesterday alter-noon.
The subject discussed was “South Am
mm.” .
The program. which was in charge
of Mrs. George 8 Kendall, iollows:
Pan American Union,
Mrs. Kendall.
Art.
hills. k Margaret 3. Weed.
Literature. , 3
. Mrs. Dunning.
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Feirfield County Saviugs Back I,
xWALL STREET,
( MOBOLIZE Your available cash "
ATTACK
vrcrosv
Procrastination and
ACCOUNT
Is yours with SAVINGS
_ NORWALKW”
BOY GUN VERDICT OF OVER
328,000. ' '
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ArmszOatOIIbyW
‘HOMGOMEBY‘. him. 21.»—
Georga billion. 13 years old champion .
armless swimmer. who won the 1.1!.
C. A prise at Hannibal last soaadn
and year alter his arms were on
on by a train. has been given a Ver
diet for $19,500. against the idlsbonri
Kansas and. :l‘axss and Wabash rail
roads. -
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The City National Bank “'
We invite You
T0 C rSult Us
free to consult them at any time regarding money matters. -- '
If you need our. services. we Would be glad to assist you in any
desire putrone to feel
way within our 11mm of sate banking.
We handle the business or d epositors promptly. carefully, m
tactorily; in tact. every facility of modern banking in here at the
command or our customers.
'The otticers of this Bank.
1011 illililli
ill am no
sir-a. tintelilsea—Eiglrtyttlus Nssrs
Old—Ulla as 0th.! Tonic hot Vinol
and. Raouhmsnds it to Friends.
Grenville, I; own is with plans?
use I tell others at the put beneatl
have derived tram Vino! tor the past
“vacuum-sadness”
animus”. l emit year's
‘ Floral Decorations and Funeral Designs
FROM? » ’
= subculture“ you our mwssa or sit KINDO'. :
SouthNorwalk Flower Co.,
Norwalk Chronicler