‘ 1.11.7: a ._
.1
l
Hill 818 “NEW
52.390 Busters 31111832 thick-
as: in bi Secret Jim 11'
Hall Next Wt“
A chance will be given the people of
l. unwell: to solve the riddle: “When a
hen cookies is she laying or lying?" tor
the first poultry show, to be held in
Nor-walk, will open next Tuesday, Nov-1
ember 21th, lnf‘ Roodner's: “llaliflwhere
ior three 1ayaI and nights. lncludlnt
hanksglving, may be heard the orig-
iml (imposition of discards that first
accompanied the“ Turkey Trot. Not
only that. but with so good a hall at
their disposal. the gay young chickens
are sure'to explore the intricacies ot
the “Lame Duck, " “Turkey Trot " the
‘ Fox Trot. " showing how old Reiusrd
raids the roast; and also the famous
(”rerun military “Geese Step," by
I .ener‘al van Cluck.
Chief Population has smell not to
interfere. slid the censorship being
thus raised. will bring out all the
111110th While It“ "1
.tomhelurntltolidmslsmdm‘
Another attraction will be the mo
out or sires and show birds. the "$3,500
rooster." tor the Joei’ye QOrpington
J .1915:-
Egan; tone 8. ziI' Cane street. Ner-
walk.
IBoyd. Samuel 111.. South Norwaik.
Bracken, Harry 1.15 Academy street.
Namath
Brown. Junlus, Elm Grove. South Nor-IQ
We“.
Bundley. E. L. INorwalkII. '
Bruce. G. T.. ll School street; Normalk.
'Bruitdale Fin-m: Gannon entice;
Conn.
Bonner. Paul, Word. Conn. -
Conant. Harold A..Port Qhester. N. Y,
Cook. Rebel! it. it ileum nines;
East Norwalk. '
your. George ll. 1!..me
Can-others. Nelson. Norwalk.
Dunlap. J. Roderick. West Main
street. Norwnlfi.
Dibble, Mrs, 3 E. Rowayton avenue.
Howayton.‘ Conn.
Ferris. Arthur T.. 11 South Osborn ave-
nue. East Norwaik.
Guthrie. Chester. Norwalk. Q
Guard. George 6.. 10 Brett street, Win
sled. Conn.
Glenbreekln For. Noroton. Conn.
Hyatt. Winter. 111., :6 atom avenue,
Norwalk.
Hoyt. Elton M. 44 Bayvlew avenue.
city. Shines pigs.
Whom. George W" Newtowu avenue.
Norwalk. ‘
Jennings. Mrs. Robert 8. 3 Gregory
Boulevard, East Norwait. a
, her. of the Creditor 1.111911111111131;
#31!» oi the committee in charge oi the
; "*“q
‘1. as I'm-med this year and already has Shelton. Conn. ..
a membership of twenty-lour-they Osborn, Myron w. 57 Osborn avenue,
are: . I - ' I Esst NorwalQhQ..
'President—Albert 1). Morgan. East 01111119111", 111-1. George 11.1 Willow
Namath street. Norwalk. I ' «
Vice-Bresident—eliarry Stacey. Bein- Owens. Libel! IL 6 High street. South
ton, South Nora-elk - Neurotic. ..
Q is Latte. Rowayton.
L131 151;- Egtrtlalroas' Names so All
yam! am 0‘ “I“
vouder.diave consents“: 03.33;: In?” Qrpinrton Farm. West street.
show committee place him on exhibi South Norwalk
lion. *Chsmplon New Yorker." tor Johnson. 0' A"
that is his name, is seven years old and South Norwalk.
11115 successfully met and won over all Konltshek, Paul W" 10‘ Seaside “OI
American-bred and imported birds that “9'- s‘wm’d' 0°“-
1 are been shown at Madison Square
Garden during his reign. ‘I
He has sired more w-inners than any
i sing bird. two of his sons winning the
l 1gIhert honors at No» York last year.
16 Hillside street.
Stamford, Conn.
Keewaydtn Farm. Darlen. Conn.
Lucknow Farm. Darlen. Conn. .
apt Mi.
CHAIMrIiSn NEW mm}.
Brad 11111! 0111113111); Joe i’yc 11".arm south Norwalk,‘ Conn.
Within the Iuionth one of his sons»
Norwalk.
mid for $200 the usual price lbr his Morgan, Albert 1).. 59 Cove avenue.
o-‘l’spriug being $100 or better. E338. E118! Norwslk.
(or hatching froth his pen «11.1.1: 35 Main. Julian ll” 18 Lincoln or enue.
91.11.15,; . - 3 South Namath.
However. his boners say he is in no Macombsr. Charles 3.. West Norwalk.
may responsible for the high cost at Morgan. 11111111.. R.F. 1) Berlin. East
living, being only interested in nosed. Berlin. Conn.
ice and the bettering of his kind. Morton. R. H; 36 Taylor avenue. South
in addition to the hindsmne silk Norwalk.
prize ribbons and generous prize moh‘ IMIiplQIe GroYe Farm. 3on 325. shun;
11;. Mom! by the association. a goodly Norvmlk. .
number of cops and other specie! Makowsky. 0. M..
prizes tor the winners h1 the urious Stamford. coon.
Cdsaes hate been donated in our set!- Mlehelr. Edward J., 15- Lowe street.
erous tradespeople. .. South Norwalk.
The prizes and interest stirred up by Nichole. Morris” B. 2i Crescent street,
1 9 activities of the association have Shelton, Conn.
brought out the large entry of 812 Nicholas Poultry Yards, 214 East are“-
b1rds.'-nue. East Nomaik.
The \‘orwnik Poultry Association Nichols, Stephen. 18 Highland avenue.
Q21 ’ Relay place.
Secretary—Charles 11. Petty. Romy Patterson. .E. 11.. nssI Nor-wink
tm. - Petty; Charles R... 311111152. Rowayton.
Treasurer—My ron \V'. Osborn. East Quuklnbuoh, B... (insole Inbred.- parien‘.
.l‘vorwalk can , QQ 4.
Superintendent—RI. H. Patterson. Roberts. Fred, North street; (1.1.1.1;
East Norwalk . 1111.11. Conn' .
Assistant Superintendent .. George hitch, 3., 5I Coos WW1; I I
{walk
Members-401m S. Bates. Harry StB-' shawiawns, Middlesex road. Vorotoa
cey Benton. Harry’fl. Bracken. Junius mtg, Conn. .
moo-11, William J. Hobbs, Roy C. Lee- Studwell Alonso W., 49 Clerniont itveé
tar. George H. Lens. Charles 5 Mc- nae, Port Chester, N Y. ' -'
ember. Paul 0. Mercer. R L. midwifm J 0., 7 (EMS gin-est. East
Alhertl). ilorgan.Dr Russell lit: ~ .
.. nauseous. NQWAIK roll
Kunisch,.‘Henry. C.._ 23 Maple avenue; .,
.Luwrence. Paul. 66 West street. South
. J,. Dugduh‘. and l“ Stark. 1151111191.:
' lone costumoh were
truism. Joli? Q13 ICAW- "I
We thither rum; new Gauss.
Conn.
ZIeiier, Mrs. Louis. Dorian. Gan.
1 concern 1.111111 ext-Losses
WELL. 4‘
NEW YORK. Nov. tier—All the mom;
headed by Dr. Donald B. lecithin.
arose well on August at. asserting to
a letter written on that dually Elinor
Ekblaw. social-t oi the 931%me
W w Mud Otis Rainy, chair-
W
The {otter was written aboard K.
Rasmussen’s on.» boat . a mains
it Mr. Dkblaw says:
ireakaliMosJotsmnllQ.
nosing bolero a storm in o Illttlo ale:
tor boat. we last Knud Bumussen’s
boat on its way to Etah without null
,snd supplies. Both motor boats at-
tempted to get by Cape Amanda. but
unable to do so. we have 1m seek”
to our mine. Since his motor best
what start back at once. then iwill he
no chance {or our letters. cable nee
mes mil mall to get back toils.”
“Evidently. ” 'lr. liovey numbed.
"the storm which was raglan Merrill.
Ekbiaw a letter was written. and the
fact that so am going been to anti.
kept Mr. Rasmussen from 1.1111116;
his tourney to the Cruel-er laced
ty‘ s headquarters.
caught in the ice at Blah. " I
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3
M...“ fikj f“;
(or School. )Hooterdny
ruin
road made a. trip to New
tcrduy morning.
I-———-‘_-—
of axon" letter was wide publicI
WI brunch on Hendrix.
death of a dduzhter some few toenails i
MW a good deal
’menta‘llyu ~
3mm
and upset h
1'
3
Q3
II I '
A eight new squall was noticed
WM 'fitsrnoon. indicative e! an
“'1! whilst?
af
The Ladies’ Borne 1111.10va so.
eing net Wednesday slterneon with
31m. w:n. Halt. *
‘1
3
3
i
3
i
'1‘. C. Rockwell of Park street ieQ
in New York on business. 3
In. B. N. MCQneen attended the
Mrs. H. K. DIaiton at Hoyt street? Irma-3:11 her "at" ‘n 1m“ Hy‘“
is entertaining volatiles from New; 11 N” ‘9 "-" Tum"
York. '
3 1111 one, sister or s 11. Min.
Another train will be added to the of thlil place is ill of pneumonia, a1
liming this her home in New York.
town 11.16.16 lfi‘in. ' 1 “
3 It is named um die burglar Ryan.
‘ Willie Weed 0! Cherry street is new 1
working all night ticket-suitor at n", called at the homeaol Charles Whit-
szauIlord slatted :lochthe dayolhhmptmatmon.
---~----- and asked for bed. '
kir. and Mrs. ‘Albelrt Stone of Clare-
lnd are the guests of their daught- 3' The Whist Club not Wednesday .1.
“'- °“ Richmond Hill iterneen at the bone of Hrs Charles
Mrs Albert Williams has returned 3 “Imam" 9"" W” m m “h"
t'o her home in Brooklyn alter spend; and | '3’! “Min“ afternoon V“
in: the week with her mother, g‘lpent.
—-—-—w—wp ‘
The 1111mm Teachers'III
i
Q :Auocillinn are 11' l... lium:— and lamiiy. auto.
has decided to use . cookinx' ed to alumna. 711qu evening.
{we in rem-1. oohdfir elem or in-
Midst store‘s, for the finmeflicntcl 1‘“ ”'th an entertainment In“
. 3 The Republican Town committee 013
3totheprlaenfleavhiehbasheen
a: -.. a.
Qn-I-nr'uuu- vans vummt I l a“ 1:11.“-..1
Hotel. Tuesday Evening.
moi-walk will onloy a dinner and social:
. “NIORWALK 1.1 m
evening at the Norwslk Hotel; Tues-i ‘ "W -
day evening. Leo Davis. chairman of '1
the Republican 0in committee. has Will Be Shown At
been invited to have his associates'
.present at the dinner. and it is hoped THE CLUB
Ithat there _will also be present Con- THEM
xreasmsn E. J. Hill. Senator Hubert
E. Bishop and Reminisce Clinics
‘1‘. Tristram and Creator 0. Hosanna.
PLEASANT HOUR AND Loon.
wopD'O'HALL.
‘3.
“Lucille” W Today. *1.
11mm mm: from ind lock.
wood’s Hell goers have not seen
Universal mus. all have taken
.11
diy
running recounting in pictures the
tin-nun; experiences «My Grace
Cunard-s "Lucille love." The story
has been carried on for several weeks
’put and the am Saturday in Deceln- “m In Prom mum
her will bring the end of the story wwwww.
Themahingnictnrsahmnors ol‘ ”IMHO-1‘
inhalant. perhaps. than all which have‘I
ens bolero and no one should tell to
see “”141!!! lave” appears to
day and it in certain to please every-
one whom lemmas advantage
M norm-s nears is "Behind the'.
Scenes." a Iveqort meant. which .
markable films,
:rooav Alan roam
together with‘ the rogue pres
stem of Feature Photnflty!
Continuous Performance,
cos, I’cliIi 11 under 14, 51.
F” little rec: ”’in
Evenings all seats, 10c.
iIifGiI -
race I
...--1. .«J ”-1 in...”
. Owing in lhr- insisklnt t
iwm- Novena-Tm at NM {or a
11 extension 04 tow-s. the re
1:Q
5:19. 7001045 11 m.
Charactorl’hnre.
ilr Rasmussen as» Q
parentiy felt obliged to out back?“ '
North Star Bay tor fear at getting:
m. ”we ”3‘53 Which mu be a,“ ”on by the Sunshine 3065.” in the Town 1. . mm my my! mums
Q Hall. at that place. Miss Katherine m m of m. with the w oil
. x
Keeler was on the program.
ipathetic charm and 111nm grass to
{on loutilglm. list-y mortars gives a '
3 is 3
N elm Piwhmamd Mm alert-11y llamn 3
a
Q 9111?:
needay afternoon in the Town Hall.
Millie president. Rev C. A. lurks. pre-
., ' ialded. it was annonmed that Wash-
7'" mm" A“ “Mmi "’9’ m M" ington has sent word that a chapter
Enron‘s on Wednesday ultrrnoon of
km week Q'I Q will he (11er in Wilton
_ 311171311an
”’7.“
.o—p
.“w can“; MIL Girls at ”MM.“ The revival services now being held
(tulip hold 11 point at atria-11111.net ‘0’“! “m0“ Methodist Church
Hillier)‘ :1 Friday evening. There, were are well attended. and much enthus-
1
1
sinner. a piano duet by ills-s iiefifl- learn is manifested. especially in the:
MQmiwork of Miss Wilbur, the evangelist
Hist”. and ”firm“; I by Inow working {or two weeks at this-
Marion Furhmnn. was read by Mrs.
int. '
The rain hos added neatly IoI the. gain? erthoi'oehmég: :22: 0:32:33” » .. . . ‘ '
rc~i‘llii111.r or the Tlllv duck-pond. ‘II’ I '-—---—-~ '
_,. 1. .. 11mm *"N ' “lid “Ni "GMT" The funeral of the late Emil '
"'II I‘l‘mden from w Canaan and Mm. y
Amelia Mlddlebrook was held Tuea‘3
-ilay alternoI'On trots liar late home]
Rev Barry. pastor of the Congregafi ,
“ion-l church. anointing. She WM?
the daughter of Mr. and lira James...
Middlebrook. and died Saturday. 'NowI
anin- "oils 8? Perri awhile.
“it"s-‘x‘l-éfiwwd—er
Th1- Nomton 1.11.11.11.11 toam‘ will:
pin) the Glenbrook team at 13111-11
» 1.11.01. on Holiday- eroding m Nor-31"!de in t'mvldme. l3» 1.. i.
uni-111 no Q11. 3
Carlson. rower l
oton lineup will be:
Carlson. guards: A.
Misdiwmvrosrn rim: Might m3
the M. E. Boys' Christian Club. The
.1. edy has drawn the attention I»
everybody, and many will be present
to enjoy the performance. "
Mansfield avenue has been" opened
(or ironic. and is the pridd oi the
town. The finished section: extends
for nearly a mile moment In the
ol {1' meme mixture over a. stone
foundation. . .
In spite of wind. and ruin; the lite
house at NorbImlI' Heights was file
scene of a merry masquerade. last
night with about so present. who
made the event of t evening Vat»
.clm in-
dlcns. and n Buster Brown. and the
ladies appeared in a wide variety ol"
costumes also: Dugdeles orchestra"
gave theninusic The committee in
charge. were>.Albert5 .McHale. ,r‘red.
Galahad and John“ Harmon;- '
Dr.'E. HQ. Gumbert. principal ol‘the"
Norwaik High School. will lecture in'
the Congregational” Church next The»
day evening. his 111me being “ in
the Belgian and French War: zone."
Dr. Gumbart has been In' these QIro~
glons' seiornl times amt-I while his
talk will not deal with the war it
sell. he can tell which about mm
' mentiofied in the current news. There George Read. to Ml'il Wilson and. "
' '. will also be musl'cdi eclectiofis by Mrs 'tamllxpl Yonkers.- N. Y. . . .
DoVV'Qltt Mend. idealist: ” ‘ 1 ‘9'- »: .. ..
\flie raga.
11.5.1. filairist.‘ and Chin-lee Sterling
1101111111 ‘~
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wrapper and 1111.111. Mrs. Daniel KllL.
dull. about 70 years old. slipped 1111i:
of the house of her son James. at
Grevreck Place. about? detect: yea-
terdny morning. and disiItIppeaJ-ed. The
police were Notified shortly alters
wards. and tilfly Qe‘ent word to QDarien
IIIDarlen. near
she was is]:
3IQI'IIIIIIIIIIIIII: today in Norwalk.
“The Villa 0. Skew!" Will be no.3
K II Leek-end st
"3111:1an ’I‘I'llewllt. misuse sar-
Pout 11mm Lind the rest of Q1119 road. Q Mm. ,IQIaQ.;roiin1n¢ and children .
will be taken in hand (or similar rie- have rot _dI lrom sporni dais' vis- . . 7'... ~
pairing next season. The roadway is it 1‘11 New Prove. it New" in laying a Belt
null] mmlvhfi supper-.1111 Fri-
owning. Nov. :7.
stalled at the East Side residence oi‘
Mrs. pas id Psi-sons.
granddaughter. hi'rs. Frederick To-
quot. in Long Meadow. mass.
returned 16 111511111. aller several days’
visit with Mr. and Mrs.- 1- ill. Beers.
'énlortalncd on Tuesdov.
the residence of Mrs. Thomds Trend'-
well.
his house tilIc lornwr'
.1 asI _
church Sunday. at 10:15 a. 111.. and
1 tion gate n~"lltlr\est Supper the 3nd I,
of its series of ontcitainmenl‘s for the
season.
town 1.12111. Friday ei-enmg.
—.——-L-I‘“~1
_ leather ii. in the bum Hospital. in ,
Building was at 3 stands“ Q 11:1". mu v5 1"“ fiery m: 1 _ Q
day in Dnrion. the rule 11 pxgllil' " " ~' “'I' I ”3th. 16th ’9” 0’ ”Wig; 331' 3°“ ,Q
a» damn both at the new Qrshouse ”AER/wand tnrnil) huém’“ WA Bright MI “It Chm ,.
and the norm” Q 2' N, ,0 new.“ iter. and was much loved by 111.11»: .
' Q‘- :r-rwrhww .._ , - J ,, 4», IE llrlends from New Yell reciprocal.
1135?}. $3g°gfl$gfmffi _ ding had the pit Q North wuiol school
"1111,: :21». Mrs. pawns nub x?5119“'“t W9" .‘M’fllflh’m *‘ : 229:“ f all Mgmtngsxgezl: .
rote «1 return pI their. it :Q s n 1 - Kile
131001113111. . 1 2. Q .1; . J“ :1“;le Elgtm}? flihii“ “"3 an annual. pald‘their last respects
. II-Q—w—d:——-—- '3 Q 1
Q . .__, .4“... .31: g {to their beloved comrade, also pre-
3.11111. ,WW‘wQ, m \fimg h" seating an eaqiilsite dole! piece, stom-
posed of pink roses and selections.
.The other nor-i tributes were 1111er
“re ‘ one. and lover fitting tributes to their
“deli little friend The burial was
shes is mailing the :15! Jéo's Hill Cemetery.
home in Weston"
q-—
air. and as» 1.. awhile.
Mien
' .4ng
Wiimlltllm
REIAQNIIAILE RESULT! It”, THE
my vision comm rose.
LINE 1'“le m In)" CASES
‘0‘: nus-now was also won.
as
ionnlv ill at his home in the Lowu
Parish. Q
W
Nina 111111.111 kooks has returned
”6111‘ lfifimr pill relatis es 111 limou-
lield 311111.11”,
Muffl
Norlield claim you 11115911 11‘. an-
al ‘l'ene‘llha Tlflmlflw.
like the silent: of that new treatment.
Tonouao ‘Il'shlsis. tor Midis: up of
I ~.;->f~
A “um Win“ 1133111.th ”I nor. like a miracle than a medicine.”
Mrs 11'. B. Smith is stalling her
mmthtnltnattnmmnothing
~on earthtiiat‘conldniehemelat t
”Mrs. Loorcu‘ 11.11.. and'éhlid. hive
lilhlt‘ 61” you could {limit- .61.
:1
WI:
The “(crown Wills! Club will be
can 1111... normal weight by the
\'o\_. 24 at
best new treatment mm Tobi
“i have been". thin tor years. .116
.1 new think it was Inamral for 11111
George IElohlmror. jr.-. has rented Q
resilience of’
Rev. Thomass Benton will pitéhdii"QQ.
1111qu at the Congregational ’
Noriield improvement desociit- '
iotlow$ by dancing. in the «
I
:1 The Red Cross Society mot Wed-3Q
"By Gear‘s. 1 never saw 111111111111; _
wright andlost nerve, torus; it acted '
said a 11“.th yester ',
1...; in speaking or “emulation that 'Q- .
had taken place in his demolition “l '.
tried tumor, distilling hefty eiflns. Q _
'dlIeItI. iiiilll'. beer and almost. owl'sL 3
Attrition or woman who is thin Q
the dainty little actress. who is the
heroine of the story. James Kirk-
wood. Russell Bennett. ‘lda Waterman
and other stars appear in the east
ACDIVERTISED LETTERO.
South Norwalk. 3
Mrs. P. ll. Comeback.
Clara Cowood.
Mrs. C. C. Dswaon.
Mrs. A Hasoowlhch.
George W. Herman. Clitiord Hotel.
Miss Girtrude Hickman.
. John P..Ramsey.
Mrs. Annie Swartz.
Graces. Sykes. Q
- Vital Remedy Go. . .
John Blithe. : .
- ANDRE WLEARY P. it .
(Oi
BERT
.. ._ INoIrIwIaik.
Connolly Jens!
“0.1.... Q.
Rebel“. Based
“11.1.1.3. , Q .,
1mmtm1m.Q Q
,Vesgn.noik.Q . Q. , "‘
‘ ‘ 'll.§'..annns.r.n.
1;
vet‘s“: moms ““ng or BROAD . .
‘ The'r. 1.6..rclub-mcso1tiy 1m Q
by the young indie-oi Erin! River. '-
rost inst ocular. d the home or"
Miss Hanoi Newcomb Bartlet are ~;
see. where therI held their first meet-
in: The club is to meat on Friday.
evenings at each week at the Kansas _ Q
(11' the diflereht members. Next 1"?!-
thy the dub win meet at the some ‘
greater ability than you have held
higher _ salaried. postwar—having
“marketed their services" through
snow hint advertising
COMMUNITY GLlIIlB CONCERT.
‘ ~lor thIe—,- , ,.
“1.0an Wills;
HIGH WI. AUDITOIIRIUM.‘ '
. IONDRY. NOVEMBER as; e P. It.
WW"...11....A..QFM~ I
At Rdur‘s. Nonalk: Barker's. Soot!
m -
JACK «use no son Isn't
MONTE. BROOKS AND am
A low delightful moments ell
Inch ado about nothinééiefl m
“The Fiddle Up Boys." '
RHINO,
the New York Winter m
smile! 1111mm,
senor encroachment
alpha.
or my v ennui Buttery or roam “‘1
“m“‘e ____, . meat in an eerie no“
PM 0 lot of m with no ""9" W
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