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City News
it permit for wiring has been issued
to John Bittlrzuh of Myrtle street.
l 8. church has postponed their er.
whence social until Friday afternoon,
,3! 3 o‘clock.
‘rhome’of Mrs. P. W. Sturdevau‘, 42
(Rosary boulevard. tomorrow after.
, noon at 2:30 o'clock.
. Rev. Clarence Hill Frank of Siam
wg’ii'tlflfd will be the speaker at the an-
nual roll call which will be held in
a the. South Norwalk Baptist church
' this evening at 7:45.
The First Company of Norwalk. f‘.
H 6.. will participate in a battalion
lit-ill with the Darien Home Guard
-'. Company. in the Somali; Armory. on
- Friday evening of next week.
fitomad Horan. William )ict‘arty and
William Emo. all well known Norwnllt
young men ’will leat'e their honor:
shortly. and join the United" 570163
Now: The vounz men expect to
\ leave about December .lst.
Attorney J. .I. Cuneo was in Bridge-
port .yesterday attending to the di-
vorce action of Jones \‘5. Jones be
for»: Judge (‘urtis in the Superior
llourt. Papers were submitted in the
cane. Mr. Cuneo represents Mrs.
Jones, the defendant.
in attachment was filed with own
Clerk Herbert R. Smith today in lla-
case of George Mitchell vs. Adelaide
‘Jnuden in which property on West
avenue was attached by Nelson W.
Benedict. The case will be heard by
Justice of the Peace Herbert 0. Pol-
l.Irl on December S.
[be boys on Falrtield avenrw hour
a peculiar idea of humor. and it took
the efforts of Policeman Tootlnli to
its-.zzg them to a realization thit all
"Janie do not have the same ideas of
. humor. The boys have been nukin:
nflisances of themselves and the mat-
Vtcr‘has been brought to the attention
of their parents.
‘FIvephep Kalreos turned over to the
p-lice a boy's yelocipede, which he
stated that he (mind at, the railroad
station. It is now in the possession
of 'he DOIIC‘P and rumor has it that
Jarvis Murray may lose his motor-
cycle and be forced to use this ma;
3 cittne in case a claimant is not‘ found
2 tot- it in a short time. Think ot the
“swing of gas, batteries and wear tud
.- tea: on the tire-.4. Be side that Janis
4 " may become more and more svelte
invelte is a French. nord meanlnt:
ch’c) as he uses it more and more.
r ./ counts and cows
' Trv Our Compound Svrup
White Pine” and Tar
25 Cents
Stallion-Powell Corporation
mioeilnotsevm. his
..cmnpauy was held before a jury in
the common pleas court today. Slap
leton claims a truck owned by him
.was struck by a trolley car on North
VMaln street March 16 last and badly
damaged. He declares the motorman
of the car'was negligent, but this in
These specie! min are all
feathered out with the new-
est kinds of style. Some an
unfinished worsted: showing
a tartan overplnid, not so
loud as it sounds.
Plain fabrics in attractive
tones of green, beautiful
browns and new blues and
fancy mixtures galore, but
never before was fit so in.
The Ladies Aid SO(‘Irl_\' of the First 3
important. '-
Your rixe, model and fit are
here. .- .
Rogers & Stevens
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.Magnates Have Not Decided“
1 Whether to Pay It Them-lg.
l selves or Let Fans Bearl
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ll and Personal
___ . ' tax on baseball admissions in going
MARE-IEO meant cunt!!! llzarji- 1233:3222: 3:22" '1‘” "mi P ort Chester, N. Y., on Thanksgivmg Day, at
it is on
Miss Mildred Langlev daughter of “dated by b35953" 33.33.33“... that
Mr and Mrs. Edward Langley at the if the game has a normal year the l!
Smith Ridge section of New Canaan tax will be nore than $400,.000 Th?rn
was married to Philip St. John. son of is a I roux possibility, however, that 1 .$ 2.0 0 PER PERSON
Served From Noon Until Midnight
Mrs. Selleclt v. St. John of 323 Bum-y the tax will have the note enact od‘
noon. at the rectory of St. Peter’ a theatle patrons and will tend to been'
l-thurch. Port Chester. The couple down) the patronage . l 3 ‘
were accompanied by Mr and Mrs, Most of the club owners who bevel
Boy Collomy of Springdale. who acted uprooted an opinion on the question '
as attendants. Mrs. Collomy is the maintain that the public will have tel DANCING ALI: ”Av.
fcousin oi the groom. Miss Langley pay the tax and not the club owners.l '
’was recently graduated in. the Stem President Hempltead 0! 1" Gilli"
't'ord Training School for Nurses, and said recently" "It the clubs pay the lit
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NORWALK SOUTH NORWALK in New Canaan. The announcement “Pit. and if the tax is collected from
DIED IN CAMP DEVENS
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.Harold St. George a Victim of Pneu
The W. (‘. 'i‘. U. will meet at Ill!"
meat: at Camp Ayer.
1”“: at You Terry. X. Y.. after spend-1 to express them at this: time because
Harold St. "George, a soldier at
Camp Devens, died in the base hospi-
tal there Tuesday, after a short {ll-l
trees of pneumonia. While not one of.
the drafted men of this city. he was
‘wt-ll known here.
St. George, who was 25 years of so“:
was born and received his early edit 1
cation in Norwallt. ills parents, Mr
- and .\lr:~, Alexander St. George, ntoV
3““ to Stamford about lite yeart
”and are living on Atlantic strut
Their son went to Philadelphia. where?
he had a responsible position. and was
CIVILIAN PATRIOTS -
31;. 3 Although no blast of bugle: heralds the event, man patriotic
. ' civiliansdailymbdngrecruitedtotheamyof .The
practiccltraininginmy prudenn
lubrtyourdollanhm wheretheywillpromptlyrupondto
.- yourcomandandmunwhilomurninginm
Loconnuof from $1 to $9,000 are welcomed.
SafeDepuitDoxufllYfif- - 4”,
South NorIvalk SaviupSIIanlt
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drafted from that city Feeling the
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he would be better pleascd to be with
some of his boyhood acquaintances be}
secured a transfer to the Devens K‘flml‘lAven Mam, has been enjoying a fur-
about at month ago, He was unmar- laugh at his home in Not-walk.
i‘it'il.
Besides ltis~parents. he is survived by;
a brother Elmer. of Springfield last night as “3,“an of Our 5m”.
Mass and an uncle Franklin B. Beera Rome“ 3“", No. 55 3 0 (I. P. 0333
of Stamford. The burial will probably-l“...l will be “0,“.an at 333.. next
lmeetlug, which will be held Wednes- letv‘ucel Want Ads u. Winn-n. Honey and Tar—time tried and never
be in Norwaik. '
NO CASES ASSIGNED
Superior Court May Not Have A Tria
During Term
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No cases haVe been assigned forl
trial at the present term or the"
superior court in Danhury and locmi
lawyers believe that the court tern
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will be formdlly'adiourned without a
sinclc trial, so'uetltinz that has no
happened In years. Judge Burner.
who is presiding over the court ecs—
Niutlu, is chairman of the state mili-
torr emcrzencv board and at the
luezinninc of the term he requested
docket be deterred it it could be done;
without iniury to the interests of the»
litigants. The judce has considerable
work to perform in connection with
ILI' m'littr) board wltith requires
that he spend much of his time ml
the ofiices of the board in Hartford.
5.000 RAILROAD MEN
GET A WAGE INCREASE
FUSION. Nov 22.-~.\ wag) ll‘
mm c of m cents a day is nramc
In 3mm ~tatlt\ agents. i'reiizht itztud
lv'ls‘. clerks. mail porters and similar
”union-s. of the Boston and Maine
“yup-ad in a decision announced by
l't'nl'} it. Eudicotl. cxccutlw», man
tuvr of th-.- hlznssachusetts (‘ommitv
toe on Public Safety. who acted as
chic! arbitrator. ('rosslnz tenders
ate granted an increase of 30 cents.
SEEKS TO RECOVER $500
FOR TRUCK DAMAGE
'i‘lit' lii'.l of the rill-it for $500 dam-
ages brought by Walter Stapleton 0'
Blidp'cpnrt. against the (‘onnecticu
denied by [the company.
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of the marriage was made yesterday "I“ MINDS It may become V0" "1'
by Mrs. Langley. noyiug and interfere with the alien mm “mandarin-"w
dance. The problem of each city on
M3333 3333333,i MR. JOHN Mccnnmv OFFERS A
Thanksgiving Dinner
3 ,, .. At mommy’s INN
BILLY 0Al’l'0N’S “JAZZ” ORCHESTRA 3
Private [meter 0. Coles, of the 35th the circuit is different. and although
00.. L. l. 8.. has returned to his (111- Ihfle plum! 0' my 0"“ I do not care FUEL ’OARD ISSUES FIRST
‘ALL SIGNS OUT' ORDER
ing a 24-hour furlough at his home, 32 it is quite essential that we I" a” 3‘. DANBURY, Nov 22 ~The first ordl
North l‘nlrtield avenue. 3 . unit in the matter" ' I“! in this state for the complete elim-
---.— President Charles H Ebbet: of th" IMHO“ 0' 9199"“ Bdlfl‘llfllflfl "ISM
Mrs. G. Decker and daughter, Mrs. 13,003.33“ club “"3 "The govern 0"“ to scarcity of coal was rP(<I\-
u. Tu u of south x rwulk I Ve ’ ”d by W '0“! 9°“ committee yea
*‘ " 1“ ment requires that the public must: tcrday from Fuel Administrator Rus-
returned home after spending a few pay the tax of to per cent do Ill 3d. tell of Hartford. The order, “h: (h
“a" “"h “n" S J, PM" M ”"3”" mist-ion tleltettt to the internal revenue! applies to this city only, at the pres
l'"“-" f‘anburv. collector" /Pt‘enldent William F‘ Ba out time. I. made ”"808“ 0f a BM
“M" lter of the Phillie- expressed himself °“' "mm" ” "Y‘ w" (on! supplier
3| ' a a Mrs. Frank Bee 9' .. of the local utilities com anl
r n C. k of on the subject all follow»: Th8 qun- prohibitil the usw of elec'd'lc tidal:
Mirth-Id avenue announce the t 11- tion “I lmpmflllui‘ 30 am!" at IhIi until further orders
-l)i. Lauren M. Allen. dare to give an opinion offhand." Alb, COMPLAINT ALMOST GONE
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.\ ,5 ‘ . 3 ,3 rust Hermann of Cincinnat . " '
“Prllhgnl‘mga 33:.“ 12::"411322; '2 man of the National Commission, nave, Foley n Honey and Tar in great,"
‘18" with relative in NI (‘ .. "The tax must 3399333] by the patrons..wrltett L. w, my, 65 Campbell are”
it w anaan. This In npecillt‘llly ”03.333“. for In the E. Detroit. Mich. “it relieves brou-
. . bill." llcbitlI quickly. My complaint has al-
3‘ “19ml“ “9le 0‘ (amp ”"9"" . lmost gone and I hope never to have
MADISON PASTOR CALLED 10 ,It again." The experience of thou
WINI‘TED loandu proves there is no better rein
lady for coughs. cold: or croup. The
Routine business was tron-meted at WIVSTED. Nov. 22'4““ A. T lgenuine costs no more than substl
steele 0' Madison. '8' today called to tutu, and thin old reliable famll!
the First Congregational church bore. cough medicine should be I” ""7
' home every winter. lull-t on Foley's
dm‘ owning. December 5. . ’ filing-Still.” 4’01.“ Corp
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Ladies’ and Misses’
Nice Warm Winter Coats
Distinctive Models at Special Prices
Thanksgiving and Winter weather have become
synonomous terms in the minds of most people, be-.‘
cause it marks the division between the moderation
of‘ ‘Indian Summer," and the snow flurries of real
winter. We are prepared to serve you with warm,
. comfortable Winter Coats that embody every style
feature and color of the season. at prices that appeal,
and on terms that impel consideration.
$1, 0:00 to $35.00 “Tfi'afi'ms
SUITS I I ‘ DRESSES
$15.00 to $35.00 $10.00 to $27.50
Have Your ThanksgivingCIot/u’ng Charged
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Just say “Charge lt"-— that’s about all that,
is necessary to open an account at this stdre. We
. send no collectors unless you request it, as a matter
Men !, Suits of convenience. A credit transaction here is con-
(1 0 iidenttal~a matter ‘ of honor and honesty on' all
1:" percoats/ aides. We wantyour business on this basis.
n't make any difference .
:ajggztggiz'ara. gill Open An Account Today
vare va no on prce m '
are sure to please ou. Ladles' Ski“. 3 m5“, waist.
Upward to $25.00 $1.50 to $10.00 98c to 05.50
. Boys' Suit Special
Corduroy Suits with two
pair of nickubockcu—two
lulu i one-lultablo for
Ivory any or any day wear
$7.50 ' ‘
”$3450... ',
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Thakngg Dy,”
A day of days of family re-unione when for all near the
family gather: around for thanksgiving dinner.
Our part in this day it to give you an opportunity to
purchase a new Table at about factbry coat.
$10. 00 6 ft. Extension Round Solid Oak Table.
Sale Price. .................... . ............... $7.95
' $15006“. Extension Round Solid Oak Table.
Sale Price .3: ................................... $10.95
$18. 00 0 ft. Extension Round Quartercd Oak Table.
SalePrice ........... ........ $14.95
$25003enutifnl Blank Top Bound mam '
Sale Price . .................... .......... $19.95
EXTRA SPECIAL—We have a limited III-her of Blank
Top Quartered Oak Tables at $15.95. This one of the best
values we have ever offered for the money.
Special Sale on Dining Room (Shaina: ....... $1.98and $2.98
Anewmdcdmplctolineo! 1918 HOW mom
$100wfll¢ivoyoutheuuofthiswold¢them
Sterling Furniture Co.
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