WEDNESDAY, OCT. 22, 1919
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— lVIEN‘S HALF HOSE t omens AND mm SUPT. BUCHANAN . '
In Nehemiah Jenningn. WILL GIVE TAIJK ‘ pt « .. \ _ ,
- ilk Nehemiah Jennings, 77. who con- ‘ °
Cotton, Lisle,a£WOOI and s 'ducted a meat market in Southport for; (Continued from First Page). ‘ I
Moderate Prices inearly 50 years, died Monday after-t Professor Schuyler F. Horron. of . . ‘ '
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noon at. the Bridgeport hospital, fo]—;B05ton. Mass. director of educational
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lowin an 0 eration for a endicitis. linstltutions for the savings division of
g p pp 'the First Federal Reserve district. will
'from her late home, 13 Union Park.
and at 10 o‘clock from St. Mary‘s
church, where a. requiem mass was
sung by Rev. \Valter McCram.
Mrs. Irving Haymes rendered solos.
EFace to Face, and as the cortege was
leaving the church. lit-ad Kindly Liktf.
l'l‘he poll hearers were, the three sons
of the deceased, Edward. John and
'llnl'ry Kline, and one nephew. John
Mlllfllllrllfll'fl. Interment in St.
jMary's cemetery.
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Joseph Davis
85 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
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-:=' have ot't-ull't-tl during lll-‘ la>l
all (lis-
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Besides. thing foul language
finally began to annoy the lndim~
that. hall to pass that way. (,llllt't'?
Murray, who was; on ll‘zlfilf‘ duly
and Main and Wall street saw him seize
Ithc arm of a young woman, and mime.
tliately arrested him. He was tritd in
the uptown court this morning. Pros-
V 'ccutor Hegeman acting for the State
bl‘lllgt',
in poorly
Rocky MottntniYH
the South Atlantic
tellli‘cl'tlture i:< rising
llouls
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along,
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in the lltll‘lllt‘l‘ll llislrictc
't‘l' tally above freezing :tlttllfl
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liBurke proved to be an old offendt‘r
land has frequently appeared in both
the uptown and downtown courts. He
. ‘was found guilty and sentenced to the
“"’ . State Home for Inehriates at Norwich.
‘ my morning thefts of milk fromthcing escorted there, by ”8”)“in
, 4 P street have re-k, .
"‘-““p' ”n ’Olfl‘m _ . hot-geant Hunt lhlS afternoon.
1.41 in (-ntnplalnls being made to;
'~‘ ttfiit‘t’. MTS- Fidel 01' 10 Boutonf The Tics-r Football team is practic-
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For Norwnlk and \‘iClnity: ’l'nscb‘ ,‘ - _.__-.._ ,.___ __
1 which: Illltl Thursday. Disturh- DRUNKEN MAN MAKES
;. . .- .l‘” rwrtrzll this morning over: SCENE ON WALL STREET
“”1" imk‘w‘“ l'ppvl' Michican and; .\ ‘slone mason who is known as'
“”1 "1 Maine. Th0}. arc (limflnqs'l‘honlas Burke and is employed by]
“Ml“ and “nylflwl “'anSF in a“iX‘Jilliam Lawlor when in a condition
H5 of 13m Itlirsi-‘Sll‘l" ”"9" and[to work was very drunk yt‘stt-rd.‘.y (ll-
" ”Mil" .n 'hfll'im‘: 9“ f“ “(j-St as ternoon and was making a nuisance of
R'wk" Mnml‘mmg' Scattered himself on Vl'all street near Norwalk
l in the libs: lice ol‘ Proeecutor Dunbar.‘
is realized among educators and pub-
lic officials that the teaching of econ
omics is of vital importance to the
country and that the place to begin;
is in teaching the elementary princi-l
ples to the young. It is for this pur-‘
pose that Professor Horron is comingt
to Connecticut to addess our teachers:
on a. subject which is daily increasingi
in importance. Professor George v.1
Buchanan. of Norwalk. will talk on'
“Thrift. in the Public Schools," at the'
meeting held in Nor-walk on Friday,
October L’ltll. He is the superintend-
ent of the Nor-walk High school. ~
PRESIDENT WILSON .
IS FEELING FINE}
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l'et‘l ntly pusst :l by "‘lltlgt‘hsfi. llll‘llltllng
tho prohihlitmi I-nfm'cmnem Illvasure,
were llt'lOl‘t' the rcth-I-tch department;
lleutls who are ll’ll'll‘C‘SU-Ll. l
'l‘Iu- President has until midnight, ol‘l'
(hi. 2‘ to z-r‘t on the prohibition hill.£
Slltlillll‘llt‘ not mt by that time the‘
III.-zl.~ul-- automatically would becomel
a law. 5
Tue l‘rtrsidvnt's phydv’ians rvpm‘tetl“.
that Mr. \\'il.-on last night had one of,
Illr lust lllL‘lllF since he became ill..
'l‘ltwy lalltftl this bulletin:
\"llllt" 1101150,
(Ht. :2. 1919, 11:10.1. m.
“The l‘resitlrnt llilll onv ot‘ ll)!" bust
nights sinte his ilTnots“ he'zlm. llis
lt'lllpt’l‘nllll'“. lllll>t' :lnd lt“~']lll‘£lll0ll
lulu: continue normal. His Ilicvstion
is more >tllist'actnry.”
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(‘lllt‘Atlvi' Hit fir l‘:.\'llllilll:l‘itlll of
witnesses. by the ('oncrcsrional cont,l
mitlm- inrc-stizatinz why Sfiz'tbmtttttt).
\\'as paid the Standard Stu-l (‘ar (‘om~'
"1 Remarkable
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coats at $29.50
. . A's this lot of coats for women was spread out where
its IndIVIdual members could actually be seen, it grew bet—
,ter and better in looks.
j Splendid light warm woolens.
Handsome varied efi'ective styles.
Thorough expert conscientious tailoring.
And value far beyond price!
We can imagine no larger opportunity as likely:—
Coats Worth 539.50 to $50——- $29 50
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Focond floor.
Warm and pretty
' woolen jackets.
A rare comfort indoors when one wishes to guard
against the little chill which is only driven away by real,
hczlt. i
For they almost take the place of that heat: keep
wearer warm and are attractive in cficct too.
Short jackets of ltlaclcor gray-Slfio
. long jackets of black or gray, some of the gray with;
long slccvcs——Sl.“5 to $3.50 ‘
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65 $111.2 50 , momma“. postmasterogSouth,speak a, a... “We“, “mm; a, , Entrances on Mam SL. Falrfield Ave. Cannon m.
c 0 3 - {port for 26 years and about 3:» years o'clock Friday afternoon, and in thel » - ‘
Wool gago served as deputy sheriff of Fa‘: ltore'ipaoon wtilll deliyerkan agdress 1;} a} “Mac...” Conn , . , . “ h
. - . ’sim r at ering n ’ew aven. ro-. ‘ ' . 'ml tin—blunts“, Wan-mac. .
500 to $1.25 field. He was well known In Norwam'.fessor Igorron will also speak at the' W. Octobe- at. 1919. Store Open t1]. 6, satul‘days tll 9.
HOIePTOOf; box 0f 6; $300 t . lNew London Vocational school on - " ——.I
, Funeral of Mrs. Nlcholas Kllne. :Thursday. He “'88 formerly superm. .
Q The funeral of Mrs. Nihcolas Kline ' tendent of the public schools in Mexi-l 1": ’S
'was held this morning at 9:45 o'clock co City. in Mexico, and is regarded ast 4
' an authority on economics. '8, 4‘ .1,
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Special silk we,
stockings--$2.39 ~ 1
Usually we sell the very sclfsslmc stockings, from th
very same maker, at $3 and $3.50.
This lot is entirely made up of stockings rated as “be
regular” . t
' As you lulow, that means they have fuulta ‘f and
didn’t know It, ’twould be hard to believe it—t'or those
faults are almost impossible to find. .
Fine black silk, splendid weight and $2 39‘
texture, every thread <ilk—-— o l
Lt fl «Halt, roan. ,,._l~.u\
Handsome tops _..L; i
for new bags.
And, oddly enough. tllc mt 'l-l-llilndSllllle of the l‘ig ttt‘w,
collection are those in which unique (‘cllulnid is t‘ttllll'l'H‘d
with a metal edge.
They have special strength, many graceful clinics
both square and pointed and (dollar—and the t‘tlllll‘l’tulinn.
of metal and celluloid is \cr}~ t'cry cficctivc.
Beside these, metal tops ot tine cliect, >1 tnlc I-x'tdizcdl
and some silvcrplatcd.
’Tis the grace of the new shapes and patterns wlilflit
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, ,. . tanv, 01‘ ll: Illnond, ind, for ZUU ’ull" ‘ .. ' '- . ' " z - 1 - 1 ' > . - , ‘ - -'1 ~ I " ,.
on" ”I the sneak-tillers tic-ting ham gorumircmnm bank'whiph {an-Vim” “1:11;“; me “I; was mnfim. .. Spencers In l‘rlght .lnd qmet llhttl cttlL)T>—$2.QO andlmost delights eterybody \t-ho \ ltth lllclll. \\ lll you la
. 11.9. ;will be announced hut-v. Tury won: m-tl herv yrstvt‘day. i 53-15 ‘3 gOOd long 100k?
__ ; l . 1 . 1 k l fift i t,. The first payment of $99,000 was. - 33’ ', ; ~ ; . . .
; _ .. _ . M “”’“g_‘ “'1‘“ ‘9‘” "1" . 0““ m “ff“ mm. m .,,,..,.1,,,.(.,,1,,,,ng,nacmnyi >pux.ll cardigan Jacket: for women of full llgurc— In many Sizes and shapes .md mlnrs— (15c to :94.
Mrs. Mary Male 01 lllls Ht}. ne Y of hald placllce la>t nlgllt and will of the plant. when tied up With (lov- ‘3 8-
‘ ‘Ir ' 3 Left lib-it. frrllt. 5-... 1...“.4‘1
rlfr'ted Sub (‘hief Companion of the ‘pruclice hard Thursday night at. 7:30,, (L-rnmpnt work, Charles H, Miller, (.4051;
Fortsturs, was the guest of honor at a at the vast-hound railroad station. All “‘1er of ”I“ slimy) Oldnanct‘ ”Ll \\llll€ l“ ”fled jaékels trimmed Wllh pink 01' blue 01'
new n . :1 . l'.t iLhtb . ,. -. J , i ‘n_ partment. tcsti e . _ ; ' ; . ~.. . - . .
A mi: }L:.d}:?:::1:]-f?:fi. 1:011:11 yI(13:21:36,:fb'hjniiftfian‘l.fflnfeng“ Miller Ftntul that althmlzh tho met 133 coder, 311d “3 With edglng Ol Lt_ll0l',—b2.23 dild $2.90 . ,
"“1“ " “ " ‘ ’ ’ ’ ‘ ' ' " ' “ " ' ‘ ‘ ' ’ ermucnt lr I] received onl' 21.10 c' r ‘i-l \ , . . . . . t
M- ' plnys win he mg," ,0 mp mam bylaws “om“uwnmmom,’ Compfin‘yv, Short-sleeved knitted jackets, chinchilla or gray Wlll’l Kleal'flax rugs . '1
,vn‘l‘ltel‘s for rent at llonnell)‘ 5 Captain Jack Rooney and Coach Andy hundreds “"“T‘ under construction: prettv trimming lll C(llnry-$3.50 and S LSD . I
~ m Main Street. Bellus. -. my“ “"1““ the “mi-“”00 “'39 Figned- : ' . . . . . .
. 1 inn—h- .- ..L _ __ _-_ -7 3 . Crocheted Jackets m white gray or ClllllCnllld, pretty are gOIHg up. '
r Stair Medical associatlon and . edglng lll COHll‘KSl.—S() and $6.50
"ol .1 " t M ,dicul assocla-t ‘ - 4 . ; ' V . ' . . ‘ - .. , ,_ ,1 -- . .
.I .1.X1;1,1L:U\r11.,:sfi,,:1 Sta... Train-t p , l‘dllc3' dressing Jackets, knitted or crt’tchelcd, charming “ ord “ml“: “med ‘md.“"l”"””gt ”Mt next 10" 0’
l . . ' _ ,. i _1,._ c _\.- - these fine heaty linen rugs will Cost more and have to sell
. - w ,. 0: Ital In Mansfield . Ct.’ UT- , ADO. ; .
- _ .“tltll ulltl ll .1) i ’ . " " .‘ -‘ 'fOl' mOTE
.;.1.tv and were escorted through . fl . >(L‘Ulld floor. “5‘,“ . -
‘-;,.umg. ; / . But we’ve just had a good big lot delivered. And they,
”a 1 m S 1 {on . F - F Wlll be sold at :1 close price based on their cont. 4
wall I’lti lIIS am 0 er at \‘a I . or at er and SO“ .
.~ yolks-rs from this city, attended . 1 00 e room 27 by 5.1 lllCllCS—S3f15 3t) 1‘) 00 lllLllC‘S—S4.85 ‘l
.12" ' ru s $12 50 36 by 72 ‘“C““—““‘“ 6 “" 9 1...... ‘ l
wt 12-. '. 'l Mir '2 - ’~- ‘ I- - _.
("t' ’ - ' " -. ll‘s toilc wasI Y ' . g . 8 b} 10 ft-*-<29.§O O l‘ ' ’l 2 fl—‘l39.60 10'
133,335? 1 I Styles That Well Dressed Men hear - . , ,, 1 , 3 _ _* “‘1
‘ ' ’ . SPtClAL—Rugs woven from clearing. I‘Lght and l\.cnrflax are rugs ol wondrous LlLll‘lll‘llll3' and rlth cf.
cheerful cohort strips in old-fashioned style. ‘fBCL
Hem-3- weigllt. cllintz colors. poster borders.
‘.i re Complaints came last, night of
man (lt'<til‘ll)€‘d as 5 feet 7 inches
' and wearing dark clothes and a.
In single and double breasted~0ur Fa‘l Suits rzzd Overoats are ' '
1 t 1 in their green trm may or blue eticct. they slip with a‘
quiet beauty and artistic cfi‘cct into onc’s scheme of decora-
the smartest materials most likeable 5‘ ‘le“ and best wecrin . . -
2.11 who makes practice of fol- ’ ‘3 ° “ g Bring light and llfc and :l homey beauty to the bed- t'
L and annoying girls on West and clothes you can find. You are sure of satisfactory choice and a room. 1011'
- gown avenues nearly every evening,. . . . . , , . - . , -
’Wrwowod a; me “Now“ mum, Sm, price lower than usually charged for clothes of such good May be washed With no Injury. they Qihyilwhdt wondcrful long and satisfntory ”‘ch
"“ 187’" TIE”?- ofcetidfirfiefiz qualitY- 7 «3;;535; .5; .5. ‘,._ t” 1 Nice size, especially for smaller ltcdrut’tms:—7l.§ by , TLlni floor. 1
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3 pnml Y In 5 g ,, ; l ‘1031 feet—. $12.50
..tl din-appeared.
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Joseph Frank, an employer of the
~ dams. Express company, and Charles
lNLAlD linoleum in good patterns for use wherever
'linoleum is desirable llooringz—tile hardwood floral and
Prices $25 to $50 To make Old
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Mm“ a foreman employed in the . , Such. ln tasteful colors and combinations—square yagd .
‘It-lrola taincont company. Vv’aterl , : x‘ 1.59 l '
rte: downtown. belcame involved in; .4 . E003 Y’s I ; ’ STO'l.E RUGS Of linoleum, l‘lCIlSlllg patterns and gas amps new. ‘
.. heated dispute tiis morning con- i . ~ . _. , . fl . . .
; . J . ~01Ur; go it. 54 lllcllC‘S In 5126—- 75c ,
.,,,,,,,g me removal or slxhty‘slx (mull: _ ‘ ’ ~ ; . Often a new burner Will make the portable gas-lam
'ffg‘fls'an Essfmisi‘; gang's”: Kn. "" . , ~ __. , 'rmrd noon ._ . .. which has grown dim, become a glowing pleasant ME
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«one. Chief of Police William R. W “0516:“ 34“” panlon. Good burner 15 of as much Importance as is good
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DAHER c. SIMON’S
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116 Woodward Ave, So.Norwalk
Pennington was called to the factory,
to adjust the difference. No arrests,
-were made.
mantle. ,
To get most service and best service from any ”a“ .
light, be sure that all its parts are in best working or er.
When one fails to do its work right, replace it. The result.
will be both comforting and surprising.
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Loveliest plaids
for hair ribbons.
Lovely in themselves and in their glowing delightful
gariety. ‘ ,
, Plaids in almost nuniberless combinations of color.
. Large plaid: and medium, brilliant or quietly rich.
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Inverted mutton—100 to 80o. l
Junior lights complete—500.
Inverted human—450 to 75¢.
Jumbo gas tips—«16¢.
Goo-enact- 200 end 250.
{Inverted chad“, 1-2 frosted—150.
Upright mutter-150 to 80$ -'
Complete Inverted light“
700 to 82.
Upright barman—430.
Aluminum upo—tl to: it
Dynasties—35o.
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We handle a. full line of the best groceries~Heinz, Health
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.“.(/ , . 5 Brand, White Rose—at low prices. . Doconted inverted had :5 Opel Inverted (linden—GM .
g: People S Tl'llSlfiO. j .. SPECIAL How cheerful they make little girls look—and feel! to 1:2: “am-2m ' 6” ° 3?“ “1,1,,“ “our,“
3/ ,._...._.... "“"" . 00d durable utility—65c 75c and 1 'ar "at“..- °" ° “WM” “
2/ " Sl l Gold Medal Butter . 65c lb. Ofg q S 5 d‘ ‘3“ 1“ ”‘4 "‘3 Mann-wuaul
-:/ t9 Washington 3 1' BlueRibbonEggs.......................,..,.....65cdoz. . “amulet-”N“ - . Mfihflm -- wit
. RWALK 3 Boiled Ham ..... 70ch . , --
4 SOUTH N0 :“ Bacon c".uc-oIccoo>ooloo‘o‘.ngouuuavc-noo:|:ooquIo-Io 4501b. ‘ WLM .
__ .~ . m... , 3 THE HO D DBL GOODS co. --
. 3 b co-o'un' o. oaroo-o’o‘o'..................—..,,.~ . . CONFERENCE” that fun pm '0“0“"‘0 "V'- ".°“"gested. I‘umum'“ I I '- I 7 .,,-,_.__,____
DEPOSITS, GAIIPUIEH Am: . - c a I :0 o :0 Il' 0 .331.- u o . u o n o" r. o o o o . o . . u a c . 4&6; LE I [ER I M“ your gmflmgmg. It "I m I: glans; mf'gcll‘tnwgll In 3 hmmz tnhlz fifi?lm$&":
AND 8m POTATOES {c.cLOjJ I o o a o I I .0 o c a o 0‘. o a o o o a a . c - a c t . o . 55c pk- THE PREIBENT g: :02“ ‘h‘: Woe m m firge prgd‘guVe t’vom: 7" allggagoutuiawnfial‘ and 1“
$640 . ’ c u dmmPueOni. ““1 m Wm- mu «tantalum-not .
,000 0° GOOD SWEET CIDER ( on nae ____.. 9 with the discovery of thou method: ura- and humor mutton b; wilfitfinortficmlafimtkfi 9:139:
general Judgment upon am that
meet is who feel. And this b
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I- CARD“ my: goods. '7'!” .
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