1 4:
'. fly, is moving to town this week.
. Med and
‘ min: that he died today at 7 . ”my ice hear
- «o'clock, following a shock ~ about u dandruff, W“ “mm “1 ' y
, O‘clock last night.
. d he leaves of
"I, to laying the wood blocks- Work scalp; the hair roots famish, loosen ionable French watering place.
|and die; then the hair falls out fast.
if your hair has been neglected and
”\
.,‘“ m.
“GM. and others each eveningnext
m
‘ flail on November 19th.
' fault route through town.
soon
EAST
‘ NORWALK l
‘ The next regular meeting of the,
‘ mum District wmmissioners will Del
3 ‘8. will be discussed.
. . Wage 206. Fey’s Market, Ran
1U! Block
' its many friends of Albert N.
-~wood, of Pleasant street, were
Hts McElmy workmen this
In started laying fresh cement
morn-
.- the paving is progressing rapid
at
—-‘-Pot Roast, no bone, 16c.
' Harlot, Randall Block.
Fey’s
The sewing and social meeting of oily. get a 25mm bottle of Knowl- original plan, M818 finds herself in
Auxtliary 0t christ ton's Danderine at any drug store or love with her husband, and he with
toilet counter; apply a little as direct
. l
ed and ten minutes after you will say French origin. “Adele" is free of vul-
lur matters of business were consld- this was the best investment you ever garity and bases “5 appeal on a story
I). Womans‘
WI church was yesterday after-
moon held at the home of Mrs. Will-
dun H. Snimn, on Edlie avenue. Regu-
"04 during the interesting session.
Eat the first time in seven weeks
meters and automobile drivers
would drive up Fort and Van Zant
gutreet “by way of the lower end of desire soft, lustrous. beautiful
" Washington and lots of it——no dandruff—no itcha
‘ML The sue“ department. y 68‘9" ing 50811) and no more falling hair—~ Paramount will once more olfer Paul‘
you must use Knowlton's Dandefino» ine Fredericks in the immortal story:
”for! street and East
slay opened this permanent pavement
for trafllc.
~lPresh Hams 20c.
modal! Block.
“The severaltimes
{riot meeting will he held in the
anus School at 8 o’clock one week
tun tonight, Bissell
flu annual report of the district com-
missioners, which has been itemized
In detail, will be acted upon within
one week.
“Fresh Shoulders 16c.
let. Randall Block.
, Tonight is the big night at the
lon's Class of the East Avenue Me~
Other Side." The prominence of the
sword attendance, but ample meas-
ommitiee to loci: out for the com-
Sort and welcome of each and every
visitor.
, , v W“)
i ._ROWAYTO.N
‘Q/‘Aa v on
u
w. s. Hotchltiss. of Railroad ave.
Why at Baxter.
Edward Tinker, of West Side ava-
nna, has taken a position with the
Tale 5: Towns Company. in Stam-
‘h’loyes of the Yale a Towne
Mushy, of Stamford. were pleased
Justus-day when they received notice
of: voluntary increase in pay amount-
, In: to about ten per cent. of their
The company. it is under-
stood. has lost many skilled workers
finely by reason of their going to the
:1," munitions plants about the coun-
‘Tho evangelistic meetings moved
also!» night from the Methodist to the
kptiat' Church, and developed much
- Interest. About eighty people were
:In “abundance. Miss Carrie Wilbur.
1h evangelist, conducted the service
lithe most able manner. and inter-
III-ll many hearers. A duet was giv-
Q by Miss Jarvis and» Miss halts,
with Miss Irene Lynch as accompan-
ht Another meeting will be held to-
lfrs. Carter’ Westerd'old, of «on
field. has been on the invalid list this
~ rock.
The Norfield Aid Society will hold
It; Harvest Festival in the Town
Kiss Elizabeth Sconeld entertained
'sutofetown relatives at her East Side
incidence on. Thursdtm
‘J. Remsen Lawrence, of Cannon
radiation; has. established a fish and
, .. Rev. CharlemBurt, the new pastor
is! the Norfieid Church, withhis fam.
. "F. J. Cobb has spent ,a‘few days
~ this week “at, his summer residence on
, Hillside street, enjoying the hunting.
‘ . Ruth Wakeman, of Valley
‘ ' . has returned from a few days
visit'with Miss Mary Tyler, in, Ease
flliss Vesta Fanton, of. the East
., Side. has purchased a new from and
carriage from air. Crossman. of West‘- ’
.9“- ‘
"5 Joseph mama. a Ridgeiisld, m.
inurly of Weston. has established a
My and meat market in George-
sins Mary Adams “d, Miss Llnie.
“In! “have been over-night. guests
_ :z-m,”nesenes
. an: n rumour. Wt “
no; is having his house wired by~
Bennett. ; «some
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Save Your Hair! Double its Beauty obtaining her parent consent‘to mar-
In a Few Moments Try This! ..
if you care for heavy hair, that glis- ‘0‘ he” {“11” m
.;._ m on Monthly evening 0’ Dex“tens with beauty and is radiant with
not. ' The regular matters of busi-‘Hire; has an incomparable
‘and is fluffy and lustrous, try Don- iately after the marriage ceremony,
derino.
Just one application doubles
beauty of your hair besides it in? law. one having been married
grieved ‘0 learn this mediately dissolves every particle of divorced, she is free to marry w
healthy hair if you have
‘This destructive scurf robs the hair to become the husband of Adele.
on of its lustre. its strength and its very too.
‘3' roadway 0’ the new bridge 8&1“ life. and if not overcome it produces
the draw "em” a teverisbness and itching of
is thin faded, dry,
made.
We sincerely bell
everything else advertised. that if yo
. __ ' ,
Fey's Market, it eventually why not now.
adjourned d‘S‘ sister, Mrs. Frank P. MOTCIIOUSG, 0:10! requests [0 repegl it WGTB “glued.f
: the Upper Parish.
_ (it 1135033185 semi-monthly meeting
duve very nearly completed the report with a full attendance of members
if the financial condition of the dis-l the Lower parish residence of Mrs. adds many new laurels to herself and
strict, and this. together with the regu»hvmmm J. Sherwood.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Osborn, o
'Easton, have been guests of Mrs.
l
1 ' iGodfrey is now enierlninlng her slit.
“3'5 Ml““‘lter. Mrs. Edward Freeborn and child,
3 of Easton.
I Norflold Grange will meet in semi-
-monthly session tonight.
“toilet Episcopal Church, as the 01‘ tributing to the program. following
.ulsation will hold its annual sup- the buslfless meeting, will be: --
,8! and election of omcers. General M. E. Godfrey, Mrs. C. H. scone”. A.‘,
Russell Frost will address the manic. Bradley. 1:. C. pitch, David (:oley
a "War From the “Hide and {begand Han-y Stevenfl_
. l ' c ut Associn-'
weaker of the evenmgwmli .nsult .l ; lio'll‘ihgelldozgzgein‘l‘glle“gees" on Wed-l
r
served to the workers in the Town,
t noon by tlie’ lady‘ members
Hall
| of the association.
' O
A MERE
l lions?”
prit.
"Exciting. wasn’t
justice.
"Well." said the man judicially, “it E soreness and stilnesi.
was then; it wouldn’t he now."——La-l
‘dles‘ Home Journal.
Defendant (is a
‘ spent ; the our; WW”;
The Afternoon Whist Club held its role created by Mrs. Leone Carton
lE. Godfrey, of Norileld street.
. inesd . workin n the lower sec-
ures have been liliil’fl by the energcuc lion 9'0); Prospecf greet. ‘
The man had been hailed before thei
magistrate on some trivial charge.
, “Let me see," said the judge.
lknomyou. Are not you the man who.1 «libel; in 15'9“ fiw‘chest’
lwas married in a cage of ma‘nestlng limbs. _ t
“Yes, your honor," replied the cut-Ltrlls‘and air passages in the head: '.
"l‘ra the m.” 3
CONTEM‘PT 0F COURT.
tics! Justice!" I demand justice!
Judge—Silence! The defendant will‘ assistance tastes also, causes no ln~
please remember that he is in
courtroom.—-—Pena Slate moth.
. ing, goods.
' ‘ ioafi'léunhjstore‘s' at Filth.” ._ .
a42n‘d Streetcntrsnce: ‘
mmmm modem ‘
FRIDAY: NOV. is, 1935
mum y un'th an allstar cast.
Wednesday will he another record
breaker at the Regine when “The
Eternal City" will be given with no
advance in prices. Pauline Freder-
l icksri'lsseniu’theleaflu role of Hal
i At Regent Theatre, ‘l‘oday. Gaines Wt ltm- picture ‘5
l “Adele" is a dainty young miss who in 8 M- , ..
is in love with the son of her father's! Thursday 219“" “11.0“" ,P 911m“:
,business rival. 0n “can“ of p". tons Choice something entirely new
ental objection and the necessity or in motion WW 3* the Regent The‘;
‘ ' lo ‘
Friday, prfiy Blanche Sweet will;
be seen at her best in. ..“The Secret;
Sin” produced by Paramount, at the
Regent Theatre. =
' voluminous
“ADELE.”
triage, she schemes to secure the aid[
settling upon a
member of the French nobility, a
large sum of money to marry her.
softnes ‘ . .: The original vet-den of “Germ"
5 She determines d “W“M’ 'm‘fl, with Geraldine ‘Fsrrar, the famous,
grand opera star will soon be shown
at the Regent Theatre, as will “The‘
“The Alien." Mary
separate and secure a divorce, then
marry the man she really loves; ..
the since. by a ‘provision in the French new“ ‘va
hmothers.
she will, without obtaining the con-l
sent of her parents. At first the no-ngE NEW ORGANIZATION OF
blemaa demure. but finally conical.-I NORWALK COLLEGE WOMEN. E
e .
. The women colic uates living
is in love with a young girl, but in Norwalk and vignitfle planning‘v
cannot marry her because he has no to unite in a Norwalk branebof the,
money. The ceremony is. performed National Association of Collegiate;
and they proceed to Trouvrlle, a fash- Alumnae. There are a number of wo,
the plans to separate misoarry :3 men graduates of the leading! collegfi‘s’
' ' ea oee w
this creates a comedy full of amusing who are residents heard
complications, and when as oppor-
tunity arrives for carrying out the
.-
dandruff.
the
scraggy or too
fit since many things can he done for
her the furtherance of the higher educa-
“Unlike most musical comedies of
association. at ill b
A at f ni n w e
that remains throughout the play, and hold gathg‘gfmoslidgrsxc‘hool g“ Friday
eve, regardless of its twenty song numbers which form
’L”
, u on of 'm as well as for the run 000,000 coconuts,” explained an old
tual pleasure of the members of the ehimpansee. ‘He has to spend all his
time watching"em. _ He c’s‘n't have
any fun.”-—Louisville Courier-Journal.
._ -- I .V.
November 19th, at 3 {clock Notices?
are being sent to all the warren who
can ‘be reached and those who are,
making plans will be very glad to be
puLin touch with any college woman:
who would enjoy such an association?
.Nsmes may be sent to Miss Brend‘
linger at the Hillside School and all.
‘college women are cordially invited to-
;he present at the meeting or to sends
in their names if they cannot attend.’
ALL THROUGH FOLlTENESS.
William H. Taft at a diplomat: aml
her, bad for a neighbor a French travfl
eler, who boasted a little unduly at?
his nation’s politeness.
E,lor Coughs
Linonine
A Great Home
Remedy
\
and Colds
Linen-ins brings relief, even in the
lluoat stubborn cases, and the world of‘
“We French," the traveler declared, 3medicine knows no sorer curative ag-
u
are the politest people in the world.
You admit it yourself, don‘t you?”
Mr. Taft smiled.
1ant for bronchial otllctions than Lin-
Pickiord in “Madame Butterfly" andiEveryone acknowledges it. You mlonine. When the throat is parched and
eriesns are a remarkable nation, smiths lungs sore with severe colds the
1the iFrench excel you in politeness, inflammation from membrane and tis-
.sue.
AND IT DOESN’T MATTER WHAT
“Yes,” he said, “That is our poliw§FORM 0F COLD YOU HAVE, LIND-
ness." ; NINE IS WHAT YOU WANT.
‘laxseed oil in [domino promptly re-.
“1 never see that money Byl‘rking,“ “ llevss this condition, and the other in-
“Oh, that monk, has accumulated 3,-f
MA"
: i
remarked the man who Understood. gradients set to work to remove the
are tsacl;ing in the semis 01 :he monkey unwise. “i never see him!
schools 0 the city and room If swinging by the tall or it ~ ‘
together will be of interest and bene‘an, sort. "mg fun ”1‘
it part and parcel of the story. i
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l
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l
haid ‘
Pauline Frederick: In “Zara" ‘*
Tomorrow at the Regent Theatre.
i'Zsza." This picture was seen at,
:liocltwood Hall recently, and scored? 3’
such a tremendous hit that a number
'ater made. Miss Fredericks in the
Stern Brothers
42nd and 43rd Streets, Westbf Fifth Avenue, New York.
Tuesday adds new. charm to the part and with‘
on
at a supporting company of excellence,
ii
the play. The matinee will begin?
,promptly at 2:20 tomorrow, and two
M. omplete shows will be given in the‘
Mrs} vening beginning at 7:15 and running
‘ l ontinuously till-10:30. _ . g
Ethel Barrymore will be seen in a 1
.new Metro om; on Monday at the".
Regent, called ‘g‘l‘ho Final Judgment."g
Tuesday will‘aee Ross Budd's great-
st success “The Chorus Lady" in
motion pictures presented by Para»
resist... it
Those con-
Mrs.
. H
councillors .
tailored models, _
Dinner, was ,
THE SUITS are this season's mint desirable
styles and materials, in plain or dent;
at 313507.21 24.50 i
A SALE OF EXCEPTIONAL lMPilli'l‘ANC C. TlLMOliRlBV,
01" A LARGE (IULLEC'I‘lON ()F
5; Women’s “Tailored Suits
.9 7.0330 Street and Motor Coats
Taken from regular stock, as follows:
chillus.
THE COATS include mixtures. tweeds. chin—
broadcloth; (-orduroys. ‘
plush.sibelinrswheviots. many for lrinnnrd.
at $16.50 & 21.50
duvetvn.
l
“Peptic Cold Compound" Ends Bad
Colds or Brim in “.F‘V’ Hours.
Relief comes instantly. l
A 'dwe taken every two hours untili . ,
lthreo‘ doses are taken will end grip” '1
"l mise’iiy' snd break.» a severe cold;
u out l’
.fi'bl‘l'
. . ,
l
DETAIL. . l
v
4
I . '. 6 . s a v . l
1 it promptly opens cloggedup not‘
”"5
.‘y , .
sstopsgnasty discharge or non run. t. 2 .
(MainjFloor)
or continued the? ning. relieves rink smite. dullness.
he. MI W ', «Clea (in. .
Will" r333 in,» 533% 7i
.‘ .1.- lla‘s; lidmanSt pod; e
i at38c, 55c, _78c, 95C to $1.65 atyard
Short Lengths of Silks;
A CLEARANCE SALE. 'rononiiow; or
ii: ' , ' ‘ .
dc (Thine Cliiffotl~Taf§las. White Habiflais. Striped . y
éd‘vwifidw‘holglypmw (.‘ltiffoni'.’ Chum
is‘ndt fintcd§Silks for Linings.
fit Ce!
"(-5
Refiularly use to $4.75 a yard ‘
(Main Floor)
lieverishnes. sore throat. musing
1
,
Don't stay soiled-up! Quit blowing 3
{and shuffling! Ease, yourrthrobbiug“
. i head! Nothing also in the world gives l
such, prompt relief as “Papa‘s Cold L .
loud vowel—nus. l Compound." which am only as cents . $
‘at any drug store. it acts without ‘ H 1
p .
a convenience. Be. sure you use: the l
genuine. ‘ ‘
mortise wornw’on'rnv surname, Touonnow.
on THE MAIN moon. or WOMEN’S Ann mass."
Black 1 Lyons Velvet Hats
’ at $1.25
French 08111011 P lumesus. inches long; in black and colors. at $1.85
l
I
f
prs’ Imported Novelty Shite
AN lMPOR’EANT CLEARANCF AT GREATLY REDUCED PREES.
Someday they’ll be men-—
if they .come to us as boys,
they’ll stick to us as men.
Eacht'of our‘storcs is a
complete, boys’ store as well
as men’s." ‘ _ i " '
. Boys’ orienting, ’ furnish~~
ings,’1ha’ts, shoes and Sport—
.~‘~
, . I *' l
" Handy to ithrand Cenl . .v I. . _
trait—g ‘ ..
Avenue and 41h Street,'with ‘ _: j
5
«will _
. . __ Misses’ Tailored-I Suits -
J , ‘of all—desirable materials, many for trimmed;
" sixes M;'l&and la yrs._;.Valnesuuém$ld.00,
‘ ‘ ..t summon j
. 7, Misses’ Smart Coats
.of corduroy or: doubletaccd blanket cloth,
some for trimmed; sizes 114,116 and 18 years,
. lt‘._t1‘2-00. ind 1935
loses ‘, Flammable/coats "
. f alloys-g; llollvia‘orvicima cloth; lat-gel
‘ "“Chlni "Chin”;“oollarsi cia'vsrious” furs; sill:
’ lindrmimte’tflnol:‘sixegt
s23.
Seasonable Apparel for ,MiSses and Girls
"AT DEClDEn'nsoucrtonsron TD-MORROW‘ ‘
L ' \ summonses...
‘ ,5: we fill! cloth, chinchilla?“ broad;
cloth, souls for triinmed»; staccato 14- years,
at $9.75 and 11.50:
». Girl's? Attractive Coats: ,3
of broadcloth, corduroy or sibeh‘ne; whirled?
with plush or fur; ‘8 tom yrsf; value $29.50; 1 ‘
,‘Svewyalaw
‘ . ,:Gi_rls’..Serge Dresses i ‘W
epmblnea this multicoloured, 1’1? ,.
med?! lie paler-ram ma; sale. a .323 , ._ '-
rdumvetvu-tc‘atmunirvana, :. . ,
i SFcialatWOSG
4, lid and 18 yrs,
nanny Suim Novelty Suits‘ Norfolk Suits
In Russian, Oliver Twist and .Msdc in the Russian, Oliver. Extra'pair of knickerbeclters;
, ‘ ‘ lddlcs, of j‘gmyclgflh, ser- Twist and Middy imported in the latest models of neat, -
'. ~ p. 'md‘ shepherd checks; 8= models, of velvetr, urges all wool mixed chevists; silos ,
' ' to 6 years; also: incomplete, and shepherd checks, 7 to It; years,
K'— ,_ _ at $1.95 at $3.50 " at $7.50
“' Values unto $7.50 ‘ Values up to $10.00 Regular Value $9.75
‘ ' , . ‘ ,, ' j
.. II‘ Bo ‘s‘ Junior O'ooats, $5.50 to 15 _ Bo s’ Overcoats at $6.75 to 18.50 ,.
no: 3 . .Y
‘ » ... Inthe' new Fall models, of cheviot, chinchilla 'In the new stylish models, of heavy double
Doesn’t need much rang}. and vicuna; sises 21A: to. 10 years. ” faced cloth in nest mixtures; 9 to is years. .5 ‘
—tiou, to know why we're ”' '
strong for boys. ‘ j...
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'“al run-um: . rut. lU “Eu.
. ~ roast, '
Freight host ~haven Plot 81 last
River. New York (foot of Catlin-ins
3t.) every day‘e‘xcept Sunday, at; p.
to. Freight received at Norwalk onto
5 p. m. and at South Norwalk ID to
5:30 p. in
mono F. Fests, General Agent
rHE ANNING J. SMITH mans
PORTATION LINE. lac.
. Floral Tributes, original av-
signs. Casket Coverings oi rare
beauty. Modernism Prompt
service. Telegraph communica-
tion withilesding florists in prin— _
cipal cities in the United States ‘
~Seliilthl’lfllkHfl'iIl
ahfluinSl. Sqflortht.
Phonc364,
I,
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' HEADQUARTERS you on
i RANGES, $11.00 to $48.00.
I Sell Lighting Burners. .5, i.
lour stock before buying.
- Gas Hot Water Heaters .. 811.00
l Eddy Refrigerators
liones 81 Hot chlt‘ss
, :7 Wall St. Norwalk. 2Com:
‘ t
l , ..
l
Small Coal. Suits
and Dresses
The Newest Models in .
, slurs no sums
l A Full Line of Dainty
UNDERWEAR“
_ ............l—
and Wu will use our (30qu
. man right around than some
thing like this happens in your
home. If your
PLUMBING.
is defective. antiquated, unsanv
tary or worn out, have us make
necessary repairs or install a
new system of
MODERNTLUMBING .
JOBBING A SPECIALTV
HORACE wise *3
"Magistm
8.90M
, omclau‘ano'opvon'er.
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locket-nut «Mammy,
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