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for 85¢
,DONNELLY'S
,ITATIONERY STORE
I! Iouth Malt: Street
UNDERWEAR
Ken, Women and Childrenp
Wooi Fleeced Lind and Rib-j
« Goods. , i
A Hahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
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WEATHER FORECAST
gForecast for Norwalk and vicinit1z'
Dvercast weatliei with probabli Iain
lgbt or Wednesdn: w.un11r to
night; fresh south v1inds.The west- l
yarn disturbanu is cent :1i this morn-
Oiei South lialwt.1.lt is (susing
:funsellled Wieatltr 11iti1 light rain or
lmw in the Mississippi \ailu and
he Region. Pleasant ueatl1e1'1on
(1:31.195 along the Atlantic coast. ’lhe:
temperatures an rising in lh1 (entril
And. eastern districts
WEATHER A YEAR Aco
TODAY
‘_ Temperature:
1.1111, 32; high 41
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*‘ There was a —crackerjsck tide off
.‘this morning. All of the flats were
glare and many goshn clams Were'
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, -—Palace Theatre tonight last 2 per-
hiujnances of Mary Pickford in "Less
. Then the Dust” at 7:15 and 9 p. 11].,
'An application to hold a boxing ex-
, dilution during the middle or Decem-
$51.“! was granted by Mayor Carl Axel
flmtrom to the American Athletic
TAB-solution. A, definite day for the
boxing matches has not been set.
-—'l‘willght dance at Elks' Home
' Thursday, dancing from 5 10‘12. Tick-
ets 50 cents. .
. ' "The m‘emlmrs oi the downtown Con-
‘, ,Mtlonal Church gave a farewell re.-
caption to Mrs. 13 11. Lane at the
church parlors yesterday afternoon 11:1
11; of appreciation of her en‘orts
' “a secretary to the pastor and church.
"She was presented with a handsome
flit of table s'lv.er' The. presenta-
{ion was made by Mrs.E.G.H11'tiinI:-
6611 Mrs. Y ”re, and omcv 1'“ t‘ ..
move to l' “rtl'ord, 11 hero 1' N 1"
“join Mr. l‘W-c a lom~r '1chrol irarh
161'. who i: now stain n‘imr“ W“ a
Jpn-gs hook concern 1-‘1 it he has re
' - tly, become associated with.
~Pnlace Theatre tonieht last 2 per-
{finances of Mnry Pickford in “Less
”I‘h‘n the Dust" at 7: 15 and 9 p m.
The annaul manner sc"v‘cc ci‘ Trin-
.11 Church School 11"“ "0 he‘d on
’ Inlay evening. Dece*‘lior it it‘ll!
{Advent Sunday) at 7 30 o'clock. The
children of the scum «m mum-ind
to bring gifts of Mn hooks. games
"41’- articles or clothing. c c, which they
co in a mono" “"ilr'lt is erected
will The chancel of the church and after-
ards packed and sent to brighten
the Christmas of poor and unfortunate
children We expect to send some
linings, especially to the War Relief
fund. something to the New York
mower Mission to be distributed
Wong the poor of the city and some
the Mission Church School at Ar-
den, Nortli Carolina. The oiliccrs have
changed the hour '0‘: service to thé ev-
ins. hoping that more or the parents _
fl 111111 it convenient to attend and
the" children; Parents are es-
ally" asked to come The full choir
sign] be present.
. Want to lunch? See the Eagles'
” hotels at the Regent Theatres Fri-
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g‘UNCLE SAM IS DRIVING ON PROSPERITY ROAD.”
Peace Plenty and Prosperity on every hand.
1 11r\ day is lhanskg, lung l)a\
Here is good dressing and all
and boy.
the tasteful fixings for man
Suits specially designed to meet the apprOVal of young
men; semi-military cut. close
echctivc colors and patterns.
fitting, novel, interesting and
Dignified models for the man of conservative taste.
For bovs everything in the right quality to deserve your
approval
Overcoats too—raincoats, sweaters, mackinaws
Rogers 81 Stevens
Norwalk
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SHOWER FOR Miss KEREKEB
A \ery enjoyable miscellaneous
shouer was held at the home of Miss
Anna Kerekes at 11 Taimadge Place,
Sunday evening in honor of her com
in: marriage to Stephen W. Lengyel,
of 53 Benton street. A large number
of friends were present and Miss Ker-
ekes was the recipient ol’ many use~
tul presents. Her home was prettily
decorated tor the occasion with flow-
ers an ferns. Joseph Pessk render-
ed several piano selections during the
evening. All sorts of games were in-
dulged in by the younger people who
were present. Among those present
‘were Mlsa‘Era Johnson. ’Mlss Adeline
Cockefur, Misses Mary and Elizabeth
Miss Marmret Ritzu. Miss
Mary Sanders, Miss Eunice William-I,
Misses Anna and Elizabeth Banyal,
Ml‘ss‘ Anna Gall, “Miss Alma Gustaf-
son. Misses Mary and wmum “Firm,
Miss Anna Pogany, Miss Margaret
F‘cdor, Miss Mu1y chosii; MH' rs
r-vmu I'nrnytsi', Irv-~11 Vqlrnlr .ta.
rcoh Pernk. John Pesak. Stephen Rus-
(all. Frank Russell, Joseph Kocsu,
'1 homas Kcrekcz'. Anthony Semnn, Jo-
seph Warga, John Kroner, Jar-‘pli
Soites, Julius l "hotsky. John Bradley.
Joseph Bogdnnyl. i‘onfrl Gnii.
Ther'happy gathering hrol e no at '1
late hour and "‘l Ilerl'r‘d l\l1"1 Kor-
ekes a charming hostem.
» The marriage of Miss Anna Ker-
ckcs and Stephen Lengycl w i be 11.1-
and.“
cr'" " -l in'ncrrnw morning at 9
o'clock at St‘. Ladislaus’ Church by
Rev. Joseph N. Sza'bo.
Schneider-Schaub
Miss Magdalena A. Schaub. daugh~
ter 01 the late Carl Schaub, tend Ed-
win A. Schneider. of Ridgvefleld, were
united in marriage. at the home of the
bride's mother. in South Main street.
Saturday afternoon at tiye o'clock by
Rev. M. 1.. Steun.‘ pastor of St. Pet-
'er’s Lutheran Church.
The wedding wos‘very nuiet, only
the hr‘de'a immediate relatives being
present.
. Mr. and Mrs. PsulH. France and
daughter Phyllis and son James, 0
France‘s parents. Mr. and Mrs C W.
Grnv of Proson'ct “venue.
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4 Miss Wilm'a. .andGunnar Cedegren
and Fred Ghsrwood 0: South Norwslk
will be Thanksgiving“ boosts 'of Miss
Helen Bartow, in Now'Canaan.
' Jean Bellsco, the former manager
Your habit Is to attend
Important
first to important: pressing
South N orwalk
t' the Regent Thcane 111111 of Water
"1u11' 11111 a 1isitor in town today
'ean s smile is just as wide
Adeiightlul i11lo1111al 1':'11d party
11'as held yesterday alternoon at the
home of Mrs. Howard A (‘ramptom
on lielden avenue. Thirteen tables
were plawd and light refreshments
aere ser\ .1 upon the 1'1n1'ltlsi0n of
plan.
11112111111 Mrs. A. E Mameheitl. oi
New Rochelle, N. Y . motored to East
Norwalk Sunday. and visited Mrs. A.
ll Mllthell, who is Waiting pith her
mother. Mrs Mary C. Day, of 9 Delta
Place.
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Mrs. George Keeler. oi Dunbury
spent the week end in Norualk Holt
1113 l1'.iends Mrs Keeler 1111s form
as ever ‘
evening. in their-hall 1- Iain street.
A sewing noting the Home“
.611“ or the Trinity Church was held
zthis afternoon. ,
l ~Thanksgn‘mg Dinner Royal James
' “~10 1.50. l
mm '.
' 1 received a '
.nr'lii‘lelion from the selectmen oft
Saybroot which asserted that the two
‘ boys ,Waitcr and George Smith, sup.
posedly of Belden a1'enue,Norwalk.
had escaped from a home near Say-
bI'ook. The selectmen said that the ,
boys had told such a plausabie story ‘
that they were completely taken in.
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— Palace Therm“. ton1or",1ovi ll. B. l
Warner inthc Vagabond Prince' and 1
y a (‘harley (‘haplin remedy. I
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\‘l'illinm Bowman. of High street.
1 Norwalk. is one of the long distance
: runners who" have signed up [or the
l ten-mile marathon race nliich will be 1
j held Thanksgiving Day in New ”an:
1 e11. unti‘r the auspices of the New “11- l
1ven A. A. 1'. “Bill" has put up senie
line showings in Norwalk. and he
expects to finish well up with the lead.
Tera in the Elm (‘ity event.
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’ —--THANKSGIV|NG DINNER.
f Hotel Mahackemo SLOO Make rest-1r
nation now.
THIS AND FIVE CENTS!
BACK.
DON‘T MISS THIS Cut out this
Helip enclose the cents to Foley &
writing your name and sddresa clear-
iy. 1011 will rec'eiie in return a trial
package (ontalning Foley’s Honey
and Tar Compound, for bronchial
coughs, colds and c;;‘oup Foley Kid
on Pills. for pain in sides and back.
rheumatism. backache. kidney and
and bladder ailments; and Foley Cath-
nrtic Tablets, a wholesome and thorv
oughiy cleansing cathartic especially
vomit-rile: to stout persons.
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FRED H. PONTY
Palace Theatre Building
Phone 990 .
John McCormack sings to-
[ —u Ian's use. every my.
BARELESSNESS
causes many ills
Be as careful to keep Well, as you are to not well. and you will havelittle need toworry
about yourself. '1 he advice most needed and least heeded is-“Take care of yourself. "
So many are carelem about their health, thattheynned to be constantly reminded how
important itis to keep stomach, li1 er, kidneysandboryels In good order. For this purpose
BBEGHHM’S?
PILLS
are most effective. Take them at the first indication of a sick headache, a bilious
attack, an upset stomach, sluggish bowels, inactive kidney .5, or when you feel “blue” and
out of sorts. These famous pills go 1ight to the cause of the trouble and remove it.
They sweeten the stemach, strengthen the digestion, cleanse the system of impurities,
amuse the liver to activity and regulate the bodily functions. 1 se them and you will
soon feel the difference, for'they act promptly and leave no unpleasantaf ter-efl' e1 ts. For
over sixty years Beecham' s Pills have been the family remedy of the civilized world.
lime has proved their power to relieve and prevent the common ills of life, and to
PROTECT THE HEALTH
of the prudent
Directions of special valu- lo m..- an will: every box
“The Largest Sale of Any Medicine in 111.111.1111" A! All Dmggista. 10c.; 25c.
For Your Thanksgiving Feast
Our Store' iS Stocked With the Finest of Everything to Make
Your Feast a Success
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11'ly Miss Jennie Johnston. day “Sunshine of Your Smile," - LONDON
. and every day the Victor Rec- MIXED NUTS CALIF. ENG. mBERTS LAYER
Frank Devin-e. of Franklin street, 0rd at our magic “on No WALNUTS ' RAISINS ‘7
Stamford. war: a visitor in Norwalk trouble to play for you. 20¢ ll). 25¢ lb. pkg. 20¢ lb. , Pkg. 30¢
yesterday. We “home you, Extra Fine
-TMllshl dance at Elks' Home FRED H. PONTY WHITE ROSE PUMPKIN. can .......... l. - ............ 15¢ 3
Thursday, dancing from!) to 12. Tick- 37 N. Main St. So. ,Norwalk. MINCE MEAT, None Sun. or WhIte Rose, pkg. .. . . . . . . . . . . l ...... 10¢. ‘
..., 500...... ssanan RAIsINS, fines quality. pkg "5‘2" 15¢;
SEEDLESS RAISINs, W~ite Rose, pkg. ...... . 18¢.
CLEANED CURRANTS, pkg. ..... ..... .u-o...- ........ hose-emoon-oeoo... ..... 20¢
o o CITRON .. ...... .................................................. 25.111.
0“ III F“ O LEMONORORANGEPEEL, lb. ............... . ................ 20¢
4 CALIFORNIA PEACHES finatqualityman .......... .
. . . . :gnglSANEPINEAPPL‘. .new goods . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................ 20 ¢aud 25¢ can
your Thanksglvmg Dinner mUCh belief HEINz svgulla‘TPllfléfiEgspsgfLEs, .lh. .....umm .......................... 20$
, CALIFORNIA FIGS, box ......'.'.'.'.'..f.°.'.'.“..'.‘.....a.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.""" """""" f0
ilvlh n10; kntfiw youhavetheBestGoods 3113mm“ mm .1... .......... . ..... ............::::::;:::::::::125
l 3 . UM PUDDING, largetan ......... . ’ ............
. - 11m. et a lords at the Lowest Prites SILVER mm, ..., .1. .......... . ................. . .. .; 3%:
11! me c1iy. EXTRA LARGE ITALI '11' DRUNRS. lb. ................... 11:
’ ' WHITE ROS”. 1’RTESER .'ES. pure. Jar ...... -. ...... . ........... 2519
Jones . Pillsbury's or Gold Medal Flour. PURE ]“LLIES, assorted flavors, jar . ........................... ‘ . . .. 107',-
‘ . . . llag $1.36. lllil. $10-85 CRANBERRIES qt. ................ . . . . . .... . ................................. 1 01'
1 ‘ APPLES Baldwin: and G’eminvs ........... ....................... 4 N- 2" (,1
Crown Aster Brand Flour, none better, ISLAND BEAUTY TOMATOES, worth 181:. ...... . 11; ‘
llag $1.33. lib]. $10.60 ..... . . .. . ........... An
- -Vc BM MW PM t .. 1 _ EXTRA rsncv s ‘rsa'rs pk. ............. . ............................... .. 91:11
TI . .1 c a 01:8 ------ 11491:, 11.11.131.90 , YELLOW—TURNIPS, pk. ........... ................................. .'. 35¢; .
Be“: Cape COd Cranberries, per quart ............ 9¢ 1‘ MAINE POTATOES pk. ................................... . t . .. .. Knit
Nedmacnrandpumpkin,percan...,._.,_.‘ ......... 12¢ BESTFAMILYFLOUR,h-e ..... ....... $1.41}
New Mince MC'it in bulk .......... ll . . f ’ l GRANULATD SUGAR IN COTTON BAGS
. R' .. _ ' . ) 13¢ 2 or 25¢ 1 3 1—: lbs" 101: s i‘. . Me: to Thin, 851325 lbs. $0.10
. 1clurdsbn 1:: Robbms Plum Pudding, FINEST CR‘EAMERY BUTTER, ib.. .. ............... . ------------------------- 40¢
10¢. 23¢ and 43¢ an 1 SELECTED EGGS av .................................................. so».
Fancy New Mi 1rd Nuts, per pound ............... 20¢ t FRRRH ROASTED C'W'TEF‘ “'e Roast Daily.19¢ 25¢. 30¢ 311d 3547!;
‘ New California Prunes, 15C grade ......... 2 lbs. for 25¢ FDVST-T MAD? DWA‘TYV'“ “"qu "n .................... .. .. ..............
\ New Orange or LCmon Peel rlb ....... ...I ..... ' WE HAVE A FRES'{ STOCK OF POULTRY SEASONING, SAGE, THYME,
9‘ 19¢ MARJORAM, ETC.
New Leghorn Citron, per lb. ....................... 22¢ \ “WE GIVE TR ADI Elli! C
New California Walnuts, extra choice, lb. ........... 23¢ NG STAMPS AND COUPON HECKS ASK FOR
New Brazil Nuts, full meats, lb. .................. 23¢
Paper Shell Almonds, per ll). . .. .................. - . . 28¢ Ea st India I ea ‘ :0
New Seeded Raisins, Sun Maid Brand, pkg. . ........ 12¢ r
Fancy Malaga Table Raisins ....... 30¢—-3_5¢ pkg. ! 125“ ASHINGTON ST. - TEL 37]
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee. 35c grade. 1b. 31¢ W
Indian River Oranges ........... 30¢ and 35¢ do‘z ' ‘ ‘ ’
Tell)! Brand Cocktails . . . _' ". . 35¢. 65¢ and $1 m Fantty Roasting Chickens 1, . . “
Monogram Rye Whiskey, for home use. bot. .JEQ} gitgfiowla. ' ' ' ' ' .. ' .. ORThe thy [q atlonal Bank
Creme De Months ........ .._. .251}, 50¢ 75¢ bottle; Ducks 3on
11" ' p' " w ' l ‘
me he}: Old. art or Sherry Inc, gallon .. - $1.20 FMh Hams ~- ”Ci il’iogflfb‘hi Ve Banking
_ New York White Port or 'ijkaiy Wine, gal. . . .3150 Fresh Shoulders .18c 141. «in
- --~- . . -_ . . e attain
.Gordon & Co! 3 London Dry Gin, bottle -.95i‘ Small Pig. Pork to we“ " ”a brine and m mm- are sovemed With conservetgm, enter-
Kirk’s Old C row Rye thy' hilt“; .......... ..st 05 Home-made Sittflgk‘spemal 2°C A! Imitdm business we are better prepared than
. Carl'dian 'Tumi 3 White and war before to “alt-mounts of our customers.
‘3“, Cockthfls, something new, try them, bot. , , $1 00 “ P " ‘ .v . Our fuellin- Ira-mud and satisfactory banking service are
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The Best of Everything4n Groceries. Wines, Liquors.
Bottled Boer, Ales, Etc.‘ Choice Fine FreshWegetables and
Fruits. . ' , .. _ . '
A. F. BeckmaanSICo.
Yellow Onions, Pannlps, Spin-
, sch, Boston Head Lettuce, Cran- -
berries, Celery Hearts, Sweet and
White Pcta'toes, Grape Fndt and
Sweet Oahu: and Baldwin sp-
in. ~ . - t‘l
Chamoclt’s
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sa‘néariy Mp Ida I. p on rcsslie ideas have yet deviled—
let not "plum to you the wisdom of blaring on ac-
count with 13.. :' ' '
We loan’nanvjlntmortgage.
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