" be st our m... roan-x 25w.
iron 2 p. at. an... 10 .t.
A ,.——.—
~ DONN hours
16 80. min Bl.
“em remit:
: ,Newsi
2 ..-__--_2
Bridgeport .oday,on legal business.
Sergeant Bryan 8. Silk. and Oillcer
Jarvis S. Murrav, of the local police
Mutual, who have been enjoying
a 5116f! hunting trip for the past few
day‘s. are expected home tomorrow.
. At the men'iptz or the Girls' Friend
1! Society of Trinity church Thurs. ev-
coins Miss Angell of the llome Econo-
vl‘lnreau, will give a talk and tlcmon‘
pirate the use of eubstitutca for
‘Ibeut and sugar. Every mcmbcrs is
ted to be present and bring a friend
with her.
Drooling up for Thanksgiving week.
do now in process, and every home
will make ready to welcome their
door cued on this annual occasion. ll
your dining or living room uhoufd need
anything in the way of furniture, rugs,
or draperies, the large and artistic
lilo displayed by A. ‘J. Collins Co..
will surely appeal to you. Read at".
_ The annual entertainment and
dance given by tho/uptown tire com'
male: to the lady canvasncrs who as-
_ hinted at the recent bazaar. wlll be
held Thursday cvcniuz, November
”ad; in the Town Assembly Hall, in
Wallvntrcc‘, Srec‘s complete orchesv
1:: Will render music for dancin z. and
to; planned. A big time is expected,
will be present,
Becautlb of the (act that a number
of members of the Board ot/Dlrectnrs
the Norwalk Hospital Association.
were unable to attend last night's
scheduled meeting, the board adjourtr
cd to meet next Tuesdav, in the par-
lors of the Nonvnllt Club. No busi-
ue‘ctlhwas transacted, last night. inas-
much as it was deemed necessary to
have all the members of the Board of
Directors present in order to act on
some important business.
A card party for the benefit. of the
Day Nurzcrv. will he gtvcnatt the
Elhs' Homc. South Main street, on
Tuesdav afternoon, November 20th.
” tom 3 to 5 o’clock. The committee
licharge consists ol’ Mrs. Franklin G.
Wu. chairman, assisted by Mrs, E.
Lockwood, Mrs. r. A. Lane and
to play should communicate with
.Luucu' AT couuruv CLUB
,
A
l lmcbeon is served.
r... M __ . ——
_,... n.-
l
.' Our Compound Syrup
TWWhite Pine'and Tar
25 Cents .
For ll
HIM Vaults.
Attorney Edward J. "ulnlm won in‘
(talc Department of the County Farm,
an elaborate entertainment is now be-r
and it is believed that a lame crowd
G. F. .Chambllss, and those dcuir- .
will enjoy it arm on Friday a Spa:
. ‘ t
n 00116118 and cows,
° l
“w”... u.
Luyuucunbanoprlvotcme idour fire proof, burgh proof ..
Thiswllleucbleyoutotakegoodmof your print.
p;,pm,bovomtolhahnnodiotolyiuuuofm
t“ .. mmmmmamwtmmo—h
2-2 mdtuwmormwhmpkuutm '
isOCII-‘JTY’
and Personal
, NEWS
.—
~fl
fin-..“
W...
.m...“‘
l‘“
l
l
Invitations to the wedding of Misti
Myrtle Antoinette 'l'lvior, daughter
,0! Mr. and Mrs. Vt’llliatu Taylor, of 119
:Glendale Road, Qunicy. um... and
Francis Joel Foster, son of Mr. and
Mrs. lL 1‘. Poster. of 17 Smith street.
haw been received by moor vapour?
,friendn. The wedding is to tall!l
place next Saturday exerting a: seven
io’clncl; at the home of the bride. it
out he a military wwumé as 112-.
lFoster is an acting corporal in the
_ Depot Brigade at Camp liercrts. and
TANK because it gets there.
It’s a good role retreat. in
times of storm, 3 my lune
that goes with you.
It's your warmest friend in
then dry: at chill. Prices
522.50 to $40. ‘ "
Other coats for other days,
for dress, for business, for
work and for the car.
!
”Eloy-u
$15 ‘0 535- Ellis bci‘lt mm will be Private'Jcl‘lt-rsou
i . ‘ 1 .,fl". I . 7,, 191‘. at Burton, a’w stationed at
l RQGERS & SIL‘ E: ) fl‘a'ntp Depths. l’lltalc l'uvio mm a
l ‘ :t-l;l.ue«ttl:ttc of Actin: Corporal Fus-
‘Nlll‘walli SO. ”01'7' 31k in. and bo=h :trc int-tubers of the Phi
‘lznlta [rutr‘rnitv at Tufts
l ‘ ~ ‘ from uhlv-ll thvv {Judi-later! in 19M.
The annual mowing of the .‘(orwalk ‘1. and 3er Foster Mr. and mm
3(luhhiotnpan.’ mil he held tomorrow “6‘” ii. ('liiclte:=ter, Arthur ”_ l‘ozalt’r.
L. +
l
{afternoon Oflicers tor the ensuing “flu,“ ”My, Jpnnings will attend
gear will be elected. and reports will
the wrddiny:.«—lmnbury News.
l.» prcscntctl. .
’ - Mr. and Mrs, Frank Wrigley cuter-
lclantl chpert, of t; llctts Place, re- mined Saturday evening at a party
[wired notice today. from the L’. S. A mm at the home 0! Mr. and Mrs. F.
.tlrdtnance ('orps (but his application p. Becker. palmetd avenue, in honor
:hasheen at’.9[lllin('€. Mrlwppert has 0! My” 3th;» “'rlgley, 0! Pillar
v
i
been ordered to appear in New Y. burg. f‘arl (‘ordeu and Misc (‘hatt-
.1:in tumormrv. fox-examination. ‘lot‘e Gotham were the winners at
”r”: " cards.
C. 0. Kalltlantl and W. J. K. Hubbéill
. lluh-
Members at the‘ Board of Governors
of the (‘t'nl’umtn met last nicht in ‘
lllr Collturn building. and transacted «t Wilton. and Judge James T .
routine business. Plans were (“3(1)an bell. of Sorwalk. lctt todttv tor .1 trip
led to: the holding at an opening night. to Camp Wrens, Ayer. bless” where
3?th evcnt will tulle place In the noun they will He" friends and rt-lativex.
fu’.uro. ' ‘“
”r“- Mr. and Mrs. P. A. “'illln, Mr. and
A card party and dance will be held Mrs. Charles \l'Pstt-rliull. Master (fort
in the Catholic Club tonight, under the and Miss Dorothea, motored over to
auspices of Court Cecile, No. 105.‘Yonkcrs. on Sundav, and visited lit.
Daughters of Custilo. The affair ls‘Wlllltl'rclativoo,
hclng held for the humid oi the Na-' '
tlcual Order, Daughters of lsabetle
. war fund.
t
John ll. Knapp. \‘lcc‘prcsldent of
“the City National and South Norwulk
, m !Snvlnzs Bank, will obserw his 92nd
3V1“; 00,111!!! 0' 81 Henry lifegl‘llirthduy on Thursday of this; week.
.~.~‘ . I b n motor-truck when u e. n...”
2:221; gassing Woodland arena,’ yes." llautllton Comotocb. a down tom;
terday afternoon. She was knocked resident‘who is with the tilt-val Lora:
down and one of her leg: was tractor. lirfensc Reserved, l1 ”ending u ur-
od. The child was taken to the Stain louzh at his home-hero.
ford llonplml. Joseph J. Francis of 6“
Winfield street, gust Norwalk, trollY
Alvin Johnson! 01248 East avenue“
Bast Norwallt, were the occupants of
the truck.~$tantlor~l Advocate.
Mr. and blrs. Fred. B. llullwk of
Washlnctou, D. (3., are spending a few
days with relatives in South Narwulk.
MAY YET scourin—
STATE ROAD FUNDS
(Continued From Page One)
M
lit-ll in Alt'fllsl. had bit-en allow-
" .At a mectinc of Sermon Council, Noh
I342. R. A... held lam night. lb was.
\'ntr~d to donate at sum of money to.
the Y. M. C. A. War Work Fund can; ‘
paign. The carpet bowling games hamsl
' - ‘ed to lapse. The state money :zc.
w”? continucd last man at 'mm'curedil Mr. Minor. asclslcd by (‘or
'imc the Blues defeated the Beds ‘0' poratlon Counsel Quinlan. ll success-
‘h" ““0““ time. "1"“! winningih’. will "he need in” txtending the“
the championship. Another series of. road from the end of the pavement
carries is being nrranced. and will pro-i gllxgnligrfllhc city has appropria-
hablv be started in the near future." ted money L”, that purposcnud great
Other-rs: for the ensuing year will be; negligence on the part of sommne is
nominated at "39 nextmieeting 0' the responsible for .‘orwollt's failure to
‘ imal‘rn the proocr application to the
council. lstate for funds to assist in the Work.
: ..
2:252... mm: mm
Aflt‘l' thres- unsuccesstul attemptsf Patrick J’ ”we“ ‘
to escape from Camp Devon's, Albert; Patrick J. p0,...“ aged filly-six
GresaenS. a Brldselml “05? is l“ '3‘", years. died this morning in his home. 8
and i9 being 5011.211t 1“ the "’0‘!” be'I,Ilctiry' street, Second District.
last seen boarding. a west
twight train. (ire-isms wan working}
in the latrines and was to be sentenc»
ed as a penalty for his previous 31-,
tempts to make a getaway. , '
#—
HOSPl‘I’AIJ sores
intent will be in st. llnry's cemetery.
l ..,.'___
! Funeral of Martin Ham
site“; was discharged yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth Briody. oi Sangu-
ltuck, was admitted yesterday.
‘ )l’rs. Florence Knapp. of 107 Water
street..and bliss Johanna Fallon, of u, made in Riverside cemetery.
39 Clinton avenue. were admlted to . . f
“M1 .
aYeal'
mil“-
“in“
an.
Foley's Honey and Tar
t. Firrt District. to theI
lwlll be held on Friday morning from; therefore the city was not liable.
his late home at 3:30 o'clock. and trout-t
lSl. ertllt'a church 319 O‘clock. Intel"; $266.40 contracted by smallpox casps'city's money the past year."
street. and over which;
Mrs. Ida Worden, of so blooms/F. The funeral services of the late
5"”Martin llarbs. was "held this morning
8.! "130 "0m "'9 we home 0‘ lb“ stating they had no money.
deemed, in Cannoudale. Rcr. Mar-l
tin L. Stoop etiolated. and interment! 330315 be acct-“tiled and placed on
l
.
l
l
i
’s-
tarmac-mam
by City Clerk Robertson, which were:
approved. , ,
. Councilman lint-play stated that be
mined the monthly reports on the
condition at the city. and wanted to
know if the accounting system start-
ed two years ago was to be kept up;
Nil‘or Donovan wanted to know it
this was before the advent :t' Sitar-
ron, audwby it was that lith the
accounting system Mr. :Kstrpby did.
not know that the street departmentl
wasdoverdrawn until months after.
we: . ’
The rel-m: of Clay Tranzurtr ller
her: A. Mathewmn. givin'; in detail?
til“ cond'tirn nl‘ tf-‘r city. was t‘nr-n'
.tcatl. as was also 'he report of At-
torney Louis S. Beers. clerk of the;
('itv Court. and thew were acceptedi
Application Was asked by Dempsey
6; Company JG c: " :lt t".-?c'ric algal
in {rent of the Warwick Hotel. and:
.this wan refer-1w to the committee}
on sirens.
A numbgr of (‘llizcns petitioned for
a hearing on the position of hulld‘ne
rosin-tor; and Mayor Douala!) Hated;
that as ti" term of the inspector did»
no: and out until Wh:uary,_thcro way;
:lfl‘lllt- lilllr {or this. ‘
Application was’ made for the dish!
5
t
trilulftm of ”iv nourd of $500 for.
tln- arrest or Kmuts and Sandor, the
:-~.~'.ll£mt.~' a nun-w John Robe-ml
.r.‘ this lili‘tllt‘l‘ was t'Pfcl‘rcd to the!
to: ' oral on counscl.
.
.‘lil. lit-1 n lillt-t truncated relieff
m ‘l wwwduv Eur the past fir-r“
-1:"-. lleltlrnl "l the cmporu'ionl
'txlt-wcl ' . ‘
.‘lts, .lca'rt- Littlc'» (nuim for live
’lzcns killed on (lctrshvr thh was}
ll trim-M to the corporation cotto-
lu' ‘
"'lw taxpayers o! unwr Maple.“ and:
Val-“view :tt'cnucs intitionwtl for re;
can: to tht~ street, :tntl this was It"
ictwd m the crm'tninw on streets. 3
Th? claim of bins. Annie 8. Hit
accrulal for injuries Mlelalm‘d bym
tell it from at th- Plif-Zitt‘l‘flll placJ
we l‘t‘ft'fi'r'tl to 5h: t'nfn‘pmntlllm mun:
sPl.’ . .
The application of m. .2. H mm“
“in (or reappointment {as :1 city phi: :
,h‘ll'l'll' was rr-lcrrctl :o t‘tv ttlzamlittml
on lll‘fllih. ' _
l"rman SPlllllllllI'tlllli: trade- appll ‘
cation for ntmolntntvul to th»'- liuper'
unmet-or)" police large, :vml this was'
rtlcrred to the cmum'ttw-‘nn police,I
.‘lnym Donovan stoic! shut 'fi‘ordlnu
In the churn-r. :tpM-intmcnts of pot .
. lccm‘en' were mad‘ by the mayor. sub i
,jam to approval hr 2",“ bunch.
Th“ officers of mu \mt Hook anal
lmrldcr (humour room-sued that lit“
numc ltld Well Honk :tn'Z LadderI
f‘omonny hc pluo‘d on the new truck}
1
p
l
b
' which was expected molt to rc-pluce
}llw present hook and ladder appara-
tu». Relerrcd to committee on llre. ,
A tlrtalled statement of the work;
accomplished by thostrcet dopatt
.mont woo given in 3 report floral
« Street Commisuloucr llenrv ll. bitum-
end was ordered illotl» wlth the city.
clerk. .7
Councilman Murphy asked mp mom i
~mlttcc oum'reeto to cnllxhtcn ii: ;
(council on tho arrangement ”tummy
liu tho .«drect commissioner‘s once.
-as to whut hours the omnmltlslonor
'r-lmuld work, etc. '
Councilman Wolfe stated that ho?
,kncw of no arrangement such at: Mr 3
Murphy sttzgeatcd: that Euctnodr‘
, Minor received tilt“ same salary 82109
as his predecessor, and was working:
for the city. . '
Councilman Murphy still wanted to,
.lmow about how much time the end
l
i’zlnccr was giving in M. other, a ,1; Mr. Harsttom, who. he sold. had no
Mayor caused a laugh by stating ‘ttll'
his waking hours." 5
l'orporation Counsel Edward .l ,
,Qulnlan submitted several reports on;
Umattms that had been referred .to'
him. One disapproval of the payment.
lot any reward for the arrest of 0b,;
-ticer Roberts' assailants. claiming?
gthnt it was beyond the power of tho.
cl’y to spend moury (or this purpose .
in reference torthe claim of Martha;
T litttnult. the? corporation, counselE
rlalrrrd the city with not negligent,
and therefore, not liable tor hm- ll'l-
juries. ' . .
In t
l
I
he matter of the claim of thc
, He ‘5, Automatic Machine Corporation, the1 could say a few words;
two“?! Ayer 10d Albany. 3‘- Y' He '“fiurvimd by a widow, one sister. )lrs. corporation counsel claimed that theé “The gentleman's name,
bound; Mary M001“? 0‘ 3'0?"le and 1'0 broth ‘ condition of the voting machines was 1 said Mayor Donovan./
crs, Thomas Powell of Stamford. and such as 30 require attention “fowl
Jamt’ii Powell Of NOFWMR- Th9 funernli thcy had been used by‘the city. and stutter." was the reply.
I
for '
ln investigating of the bills
iln Beacon
libero was a dispute by the board of:
gcharitlcs and health board. Mr. Quin!
lsn recommended that the bills he'
:pald by funds from the charity de-
partment. the health board oiliciztls;
Councilman Clarke objected to thc.
‘smallpox expenditures coming from
;the charity funds. as he claimed that
gull the bills were contracted by the]
,heallh board. without regard to eco-
gnorny or, the interests of the city:
; Despite this the bills were ordered
i paid. m 'l
l‘ A bill of 826.88 for Pasteur treat1
ment, as the result of a do; blinding
Quinlan said. had been handed down
by his predectuor. and he recoup ’ -
included that it be paid it the proper
certidcute is obtained; . e
‘ Several requests for domes done.
todontestlt' animus by, don bod
”been revel-mt to llr. Quinlan. and he'
thought time «recruiter questions;
cto come before the won-dud the
,counctl rated to bare the mayor and
, Mr. Quinlan confer concerning ml
llr. Quinlan said a bill for over
8200 from Frank J. Lockwood o!
‘ . our:
tcredit oi the Fifth District.
lone outside tine tail who believed h: .
.m-‘ltcd Mayor Donovan.
«aid ht-
.to the
,moncy in the treasury. it having been
councilman Murphy moved that owl
[my tcould be borrowed for the
mm to
My
next- item or bunt-Jen. out: they
outed to over 87.900 in the
Fourth Metric: and 838.0% in the
3%.,w3m. .Cotls‘zlntaa. “£14de
lair-oatmeal firsolullunr. [mt 24W;
2e barrowed on the credit ‘oi' the
‘ourth District, and 40,000 on e
3 til 0“,
Mayor Bottom: then stated that V‘“
before he signed our mart: nozcs ht
was going to get no opinion from the
corporation counsel, as to whether
the city had any authorhy to borrow
Suits, Coats”
”JACOBY'S .
Thanksgiving Sale
rs You Wonderful Values in
and Dresses
money except for the actual running
expenses of the city. These he char.
acterioed would include thesalaries
of school teacheru and city omcialu,
CHARGE ACCOUNTS 0mm
and employee and the like. but would
not cover appropriations tor other *
purposes.
Councilman Murphy stared: at the
last regular meeting there was some-
had dill‘Oi’el'i‘d some irregularly i:
work being done in the city, and he
would like to discuss the matter.
Willis)” ll. McMahon stated that
he lholllglll Sir. Murphy might b..- flu
toning .to him. ll» said that some
time ago he took it upon himw-lf to
take an intern»: in some work helix:
done in the city. and asked some
questions. as a member of the board
of estimate and taxation? He saw a
ridewalk being laid in Newmwn'are»
hue, and asking where the money
”2389 coming from to‘lray for it. r»‘~
ceivcd a reply [tom the tore-man.
"search me."
"Who said
l ,
who approve of them. 5,
account?
sea l'ch
,- “-W‘.m.
lllc." sharply
“Mr. Duffy," replied Mr. McMahon.
"I hate yew to hair who volt-d to:
PUBLIC CONFIDENCE
f 2 l. alliance in the integrity of this Bank has made
posts-thus the Splendid growth of its business. -
Proof of the superiority of onrmethods is the class of people
Relying alone on the merit dud honesty of our service, we
ask if this is not sulficlent reason for
The City National Bank
So.’ Norwalk Bonn.
you to favor us with your
the wr-‘udi urn of the money for thi»
work."
('uunciltnun Murphx “plied that il
tho ccntlcluan. would look. into lll‘
rut-0rd,: for the East avenue improve .
ll‘t'nh‘ lt« would find it. Mr. flint-pint
had unothcr matter to call
attention of Mr. Mt'Mtlhnn
tend, wanted to know if any of tilt
Howe-rs. luld'in l'tltntuzt arc-nut- has
been pald for. ~
At this stage (‘ounciltran Wo‘ir
handed in a bill from William Lawlm‘
(or $494.16 for l‘ldt'Walkfil laid lit l‘litli’
avenue. :lnd clulmtd that ”there We?
no‘fttnds with Which to pay it.
t'mmcllmuu Murphy claimed lha
tlterc uax. as money had been up
t-x'oprlatcd by the previoua/councll.
A deed from the llanorial llevrlor
necnt Corporation pure the city a they.
oughtare cpllcd urgent street, in
East Norwallt, and it was rctcrxd it
the corporation counsel.
Dominick Cancvari deeded ‘thc trl
Millie at the intersection of East
Washington street and Scavlcw art-
our to tho ci‘y, and tho same was
accepted.
City Clerk Robertson reported thtt‘
he" received the hondu of tho EFVP"
constable; c’cntcd lust mouth, and al-
twre approved. .
Councilman Volk moved that ‘hr
name "Old Well Hook and Ladder
Connolly” be plucrd on the new illllt‘
truck. and thit- was voted.
Councilman Woltp’rcported that hr
had a bill for 811.169 92 from thc
Warren Brother: Company tor lhr
paving of South Mn'n street, but that
there were no funds to meet it.
Mayor Donovan. ntated;that it tr
the opinion of the chairman would
have to remain unpaid. as it did not
come under the head or the running
experts-:3 ol’ the city.
Evaavnr llarstrom hero requested
rermlstllort to say u few words. He
claimrd the money was in the on
treasury. and all there mm to do was
to re‘nppropriatc it from the uncr-
W nded revenues of thc'othcr depart
mc‘nls. '
thyor Donovan [laid there was on
ten up in months. .
Councilman Murphy moved that
the corporation counsel prepare a ro-‘
port on an oduiting syttem and have
tug. Carried. -
Mayor Donovan expressed r I 4.12
to adjourn the meeting, but Mr. mo.-
Mahon said he was interested in moms
included in he hills which were be,
fore the council. '4! I don't get the:
money I ask for. which is not nearl
as much as l ought to have for the.‘
umount of work done. whose limit in,
'lt? Who bmuksvthe contract?” he;
asked. ' ;
The. mayor shouted back what hoi
would do if he had his way/and (Its-v
clarcd the meeting adjourned. i
_._.-.___..-..- .._... ,
l
ENLARGING HARVARD 0
mono scuoouf
m.— f
“tended throuzl‘l the extravagant
and unbusinessliltc ndrrinlstrutlon of
Mutual; ability or head.
Durinlz’ the two years that you were CAMBRIDGE, Mass., .\'ov. tt.—-'rho
in otllcc 30“” and "°}",'c°]l'f“z““5 lrapid growth otvmembershlp at thcg
:gagt‘gthc city a money “1‘9 (.llllk?!‘ Harvard Radio school has necessitatedi
"Have the enlarging of dormitory facilities;
rom. Craigle Hall. a private dormitory, tor-E
merly occupied by flarrard Law school'
l
l
l
l
l the floor." 'askctl Mr. Hat
st
"You. go as far as you like." was
the mayor's answer.
"It: Egsggfiszegcgiggaihgeqm: 'to 150 or the'2,000 students now in at»,
tion with Mr. Donovan. as the latterglendance. About 125 men are sir-ulna"t
would not be canvinced that he was-ed from the radio course each week:
and from 173 to 300 new students orel
wrong. .
ladmlttod.
Former Street Commissioner Wad-
hums took the floor, and asked if he
l
l
"Wudhams. former street commits-l
please"i . Sentinel Want Ads are Winners.
/ .
1
“0h." said Mr. Donovan. "you're
one oi those Who helped to stimuli lheESAcE If.“ Binnifllts
‘ ‘ lllll lllllls lllli
l
. . l
Don't Stay Gray! If barked: So Nat-
urally that Nobody Can Tell l
You can turn gray. faded hair bead,
tlrully dark and lustrous almost over,
‘ntght it you'll get u soon: bottle .0!
,"Wyeth'sfl Sage and Sulphur Conl-
am not consider this but under that Pound" it an! ‘m '“m- mum.
head. of bottles of this old famous Sage Ten
Councilman Wolfe oflcrtyl a l‘esolu~\ Recipe/ improved by the addition of
“01‘ “I“ "1" 5“"! M 511-159” be W other "ingredients, are sold “dually.
propriuted front the unexpended bal- . _ ‘-
unces of thv citl’. and credited to with”, a wellknowu druggisthcre, be-
. cause it darken: the hair so it turally
Fourth T312412 District. .
Mr. McMahon stated that the city cud evenly thut no one can t ll lt has
could borrow money for less than ”Kbecn applied. _
per cent. while it was receiving nine ‘
per cent. interest on the uncollected! Those '1'“ hair b turning 3", M
. . .- lbecomlng faded have contort” wait-
I
l
l
l
Mr. Wadhams continued to say the}
South Main street paring contract;
was made during his term as street:
commissioner. The pavement was!
there, the city was using it. and thel
bill of Warren Brothers should be;
,pald. '
Mayor Donovan still maintained
that the charter explicitly statrd that
running expenses 1 the city.” and he
tum. , _
Dr. Henry C. Shem said that the”!!! them, beau“ 8"" 0|“ 0" 1'0 “9"
bond of education wanted money re-lpuculmu the my hair vanishes and
“PPWIIC'G, "bulk flf‘im "l! “9" ’0“! W hem m“, M
pended balances or tlu- wv. to fire as, .d “m ’
they :13: ‘flt in mm: lChOOL int- " Thb’h‘; mg". of youth Grur
.ror -tu. ,. . . . .M'
{bin momentum: of; in, w‘llarstrom emporium" folks om‘t would
u m ”I E" ofll‘. ‘ “t .w‘ u M” '“b mi h’.
cm'm lnrpby WWW" W; Bose and Smut Concentrate-tub!
should be writtm tip, and mumguldyou'llbo “um“ II I
I
much. nod then. the council-cu
'woulttllnd out where that!!! stood. button-o but: nod your yoltbtul up;
are: Moron sold tblo mu a (beam
“solution. as the booiowltlob be
m cttictrrl'molu m
cm utter to.
,V mot-ways
mm in
soils “ hm our
at
It
‘fMERODE” _
Underwear Week '
, \Novembc'r 12th gm 17th.
Now is your opportunity to see the most attractive variety
, of the. ”Merode" (hand-finished)
women and children. .
Come and ace it during this special display week, when it
will be our pleasure to show you all th
wish to purchase or not.
students. will be given over next Week ”
Underwear, made for “
e styles whether you
CONGREGGMAN TINKHAM
IN FRANCE
BOSTON. Nov. 14.401!ng
the same aubmlttcd at the next meet-George ll. 'l‘lnlrhatn, who left recently
for a visit to the front, has reached the V
other side safely, word or :11 arrival:
at Bordaux came in n cablegmrn n-
oy matters, as the-.0 was some com- oelred by his uecretary last night.
log to him for work done, and it was _
9...... ,..- n”...— - .
a.
Charnok’s market ,
. Tel. 583-2
tree llclivery
Needs for
Saturday
Nativcl-‘owls‘ 32c b
Maieslic Hams 32: lb
Roast Pork 32: I
MM. .............. .8:
MdVeul.....,.......flo
Marat.............pa
New York Market.
Tel. 35212.
143 moi-3m at.
mos mu um
rumors
GHIO'ITO’S V *
13 H.112 Ave
/,'
.4
Norwalk Chronicler