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GAUNTLETS AND WRIST
GLOVES AND KITTENS for
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All Kinds From
Service men here are interested in:
the fact that the convention of the "EMPSEY WILL “PEN
American Legion, now in sess‘ion in
Minneapolis, will strongly petition
congress to pass a bill providing for CIEAR AN" [UNBH
the payment of $180 to each man or
woman who served and~received an
honorable discharge therefrbm in the
ihe army, navy or marines, and an ad—
ditional sum of 8180 to each person
who was injured in the line of duty. Jack Dempsey. overseas veteran.
sporting man and former business and
boning associate of Battling Kunz, has
Recent figures received at the bead-
$1.25 to $16.50.
.autoisu’ use. . 3
,quarters of the Connecticut war sav-
lings committee show that, although
lthere was a decrease in the sale of
ithrift stamps, war saving stamps and
ltreasurr saving certificates, following
completed arrangements for the open-
ing of a pool, tobacco and lunch room.
at 207 East “'ashington street. Car-
penters and painters are now at work
making extensive renovations to the
store interior. which will ‘be attract-
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Iomhy, Nov. 10. 101..
ively fitted up with a quick lunch
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55 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
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1’.in flewsl‘
' «5;. Anna O'Donnell, of Bridgeport,
tlii- \Vt“.‘l\' cnd guest of lifts hiaT-l
at Mtlmiialil. of 12% Hamilton ave-l
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Dents of this city who desire,
’alc army blankets and Oillt'l'
am ieferred to the Zone
Hi‘i‘iu-r, New York city. ;
(flops, today, 50c qt. 4 to 7 p.
whinngton street bridge.
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" - Connecticut “'oman Suffrage;
‘ .tion will open a. fnree days' cong
n in Bridgeport tomorrow at
when Mrs. Samuel C. Shaw will
.. _, a,
the address 0: welcome. l'ish divided for the workers
Epworth League of the South
”alt Methodist Episcopal Church
mid its regular monthly social
~:.<iness meeting ‘ht the church
v 4 inesdav evening this‘vTreek. 'All
i . is and ymmg people of the
'. should be present at the social
5. :..i-Ptl'ng. -
as,
'i. ll Decker, house and sign paint-
-_ View: -
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’3 till flit“!
bicycle owned by Samuel Taylor.
r :ntard avenue, was wrecked yes-
‘~ ‘4 .y afternoon, when it was hit by
;. illiOmOblle while standing at the
I 'u on Washington street.
‘ somobile bore the license‘C 15—601. m
the Automobile Register that number
is: listed as "license cancelled." (‘liicf
1-: Police Vi'illiam R. ‘Pennigton has
\‘Ji'iian to state officials to learn the
.me of the automobile owner.
V r. and Mrs. Charles Bath and chil-
-n of (‘aiup street spent the week-
. .15 the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Rules. .111. of Bridgi'port. Mrs.
Miss Flora Bates.
'. S.
was foi‘ilici'l}
liaill has just received his dis-
i‘i'oiii (‘aiiip llix. after services
sanitation inspector there. He
‘ - tamily will l'i‘-iil(‘fll9 in Pana-
:\‘ o-re he “"d.~ lwl'ore the war at-
-~-i"o the sanitation department.
\' ii i‘ (‘. 0. dance “‘ednesday
'J'Hun llall. Q to 2. SPVCC'S five
im-liusli‘a. 350.
lu':'~ l.“llliill'0 has announced
.-.«l«ii2ion to the talks By Chap-
ill and Lt. llul'lcy to De‘given
write Men's Smokcr at the
’vvuiuht. the orclicstl‘z'fl Selec-
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" h‘mn‘ 1mm” ”P”; “ 1 They know that most indigestion and that steps “light be taken to serum
li-iwai'd Splan. and John Vi'e-
' ‘2 .d in cliorous singing.
' male an entertainment. well
and every soldier, Sailor
in Norwalk and Wilton is
' m in:- present.
dill he no postponem‘ent. 8.8
:‘ will he held rain or shine.
SUCCESS OR FAILURE
“If you want to know
.hether you are going to
::c a success or failure in
4i, :5 e, you can easily find out.
F” The test is simple and in-
fallible. Are you able to
we money? If not, drop
:it! You will fail as sure
as you live. You may not
Chink so, but you will. The
seed of success is not in
you.”
“JAMES J. HILL.”
Ponder this well. Tomor-
row depends on what you
do today.
Make your start today.
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Joseph Davis , now indicate that there will be a more
m, twenty
Woodward avenue, South Non"
the m: of the armistice, these se.
curlties began to be in greater demand
in August and September, and reports
counter, cigar. cigarette and tobacco
show cases and wall racks. The rearl
of the store will be devoted to a com-[
modious pool room, and will be provid-
ed with a number of tables. An al-
cove will be converted into a private
office. Dempsey is widely known
throughout the. city and his venture is
sure to be a success.
substantial increase.
It took Joe
manager of the
Corporation of Allentown. Pa..
A Carrier , service
Bethlehem Motors
fully
minutes to walk along “'all
street from the railroad station to the
corner of \Vater street this morning.
as so many of his old friends wanted
to give him cordial greeting to his old
home town. .\lr. Carrier arrived yes-
SPANISH CLERGYMEN
WANT MORE MONEY
MADRID, Sunday, Nov. 9.—Clergy-
imen in conference here under the
presidency of Cardinal Primado of
terday and will return some time Spain, have dfl‘idf’d 10 ask the 80V-
today, el’nment and the Cortes for increases
in salaries. ‘
ix, E. C (i. 0. dance \vpdnesday The new scale, as outlined by the
conference, provides that no priest
receive less than one thousand paetas
(about $200) yearly. and increases
ranging from 30 to 65 per cent. ac-
cording to the present salaries of
priests, are asked. missionaries
Spanish colonies to be included.
Charges for special masses and
other special services would be in-
creased 3.3 per cent, according to the
night. Town Hall. 3 to 2.
piece orchestra. 35c.
Sevec‘s 5
The St. Paul‘s Parish Committee of
the Nationll'ide Campaign met at the
residence of Dr. Stuart \\'. Sherwood
last night and perfected plans for the
canvass-es of the parish members to'
distribute the literature of the Cam-
in\
Too many knitted ‘
jackets and snugglers
and such==so prices
paign and urge the members especi4 plan,
ally to come to the service at St. There are 1.122 priests in Spain at?
Paul‘s next Sunday night to hear Dr. present recciving less '
than one
thousand pesetas and 23.452 receiving!
less than 1,500 pesetas. Salaries oil
priests, it is pointed out. have beenl
stationary since the (‘oncordat in
1851.
\K'. (‘. Sturges. Arthur H. Chittim is
chairman of the committee: the oth-
er members are Mrs. H. 0. Pollard,
Miss Ilcna Hutchinson, Mrs. A. Ray-
mond Betta and Rr. Sherwood. A
complete card index of members of the
parish has been prepared and the par-
ROYAL ARCANUM NIGHT AT l
SHERMAN couucn.
,“CORKAGE” CHARGES IN VOGUE.
The first monthly meeting of Sher-i
man Council. Royal Arcanum, will be,
field this evening promptly at l
eight o‘clock. All piembers are ur-
gently requested to be present. Therel
will be a class initiation that will.
mark the grand opening of the Fall!
season. Stamford Council will be rep-
resented -by a large delegation, Grand.
Regent Hotchkiss from New Havenl
will also be present as well as his De}
puty. Brother Leonhart, of Danbury.
.Drinking Ycur “Schnaps” in New
York Restaurants Cost: $1.00.
NEW YORK, Nov. li.~’i‘he very
latest in innovations resulting from
prohibition is the “corkage charge,"
said to have been introduced by New
,‘York‘s leading hotel and restaurants.
This is the outgrowth o: invading,
outing places with something “on the
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drop !
It hasn't been the sort of weather to induce women to
;b‘uy knitted jackets and spencers and snugglers for them-
lSelves or even sweaters for their little girls. So we have
gtoo many on hand. Here goes to remedy that.
From now, new prices ! \Ve are forgetting how pret-
'ty they are; how light and soft and .warm they are. \\'c
iare even forgetting how much we will have to pay when
we replace them. And we are making the new prices
lower than old.
There is extra value and cheer and charm and com-
vfort to be had by every woman who chooses.
‘ Cardigan jackets, long or Handsome knitted and
short, bIRCk 01' gray, Were $2 crocheted jackets in white
OWLAND’
Mummrwnmmmm
$4..
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akin; Thu-clay, run and marina. ,
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Shop Be‘ere the Clock Strikes 3
Armistice Day, Tuesday
The Store will close at l" O’clock 4:17 ,.
are to sell at—
richness. . ,.
Dozens of fine
new Skirts of
extra value==$12.50! .
and here is a special lot 0% l
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Skirt—iiiaking is a science
skirts from one of our friends who excels in it 1
Such skirts as have not come to the store in many q
long day. .
Skirts of such individuality and distinction and lleiliH
ty as you've not had offered you i
Each one at a special pl'it‘t‘ for we liclpcd him to em“
his season's business by taking complete collection 1
And we bought them so that skirts “‘Ol‘lh $20 to $20:
new ..i
“'oiiili'ous h navy vclour skins in unique linc plaids. ‘: 2
Silk poplin skirts of plain hue and heavy rich quality.; ",
Fancy velvet skirts of unique pattern and lustre“.
Plaid skirts of rare beauty—and of iiilprcssivc quality.,
.The all-
hip" or in the case of women diners.
something “in the vanity case." “'he'n
a patron produces a flask, he or she.
must either pay $1 for “corkage” or
attempt. the ungraceful-method of
drinking direct from the bottle. The
management of the hotel Majestic
restaurant is given credit for intro-
:duclng the new tax.
QUICK! STOP
INDIGESTION
Pain“ h Stomach, Sourness,
Gases and Acidity relieved
with “Papa's Diapepsin"
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Your upset stomach will feel line!
No waiting! When your meals don’t
fit and you feel uncomfortable; when
you belch gases, acids or raise sour
‘ undigested food. When you feel lumps
[of indigestion pain, heartburn or head-
lache from acidity, just eat a tablet of
'harmless and reliable Pape‘s Diapep-
sin and the stomach distress is gone.
Millions of people know the magic
of Pam‘s lifapepsin as an antiacid.
disordered stomach are from ,acidity.
The relief comes quickly. no disap-
ipointinent, and the cost is so little too,
'Pape's Diapepsin help: regulate your
stomach so you can eat favorite foods
. without fear.
YOUR HEART
Does it Flutter, Palpitate or Skip
Beats? Have you Shortness of Breath,
Tenderness, Numbnm or Pain in left
side. Dizziness, Fainting 8pclla,$pota
before eyes. Sudden starting in sleep.
Ner'vouaneu, Nightmare, Hungry or
Weak Spells, Oppreased Feeling In
chest, Choking Sensation In throat,
Painful to lie on left cute,- Cold
Hands or Feet, Difficult Breathing,
Heart Drapoy. swelling of feet or
ankles, or Neunlgia around heart!
If you have shower-fire 0 38h: ages?
m toms, on o -
By D Not a secret. medicine. It
taht one person out of every
tour has a weak heart. earth:
or these do not half it, 1.3:,
wrongfully treat me
Stomach, Lungs, Kidney: armor-vea-
People’s Trust Co.
79 Washington! St.
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F. Goodchild has kindly consented to
recite that thrilling experience entitl-
ed “My Experience SVith a Madman"!
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were $2.25 to $3.75—
A good laugh and a cry for everyone; $1% to :2”
."Bill" Hoyt. has promised one of his: 7 ,
old time luncheons. Every Arcann-i katt'ably lfine 531111833
mite knows what that means. .180 e S) reg“ at an Spec ‘
to 41375—-
$2.25 to $4.50
______——————# ' sizes, were $3
THE NEED FOR PUBLIC PLAY;l
GROUNDS IN THIS CITY.
In addition to the excellent article. Spencer's Of many charm-
by the probation officer, in last Satur- mg effects. “-11th I‘OSQ blue 01'
hundred!
for the.
day's Evening Sentinel, may I suggest, “
.lhat much of the blame for the in- corn, were $3.75 and $4.50—
$2.90to $3.50
[crease in juvenile incorrigibilily liesl‘
lin the fact that the children are turn:i . ' _
led into the streets, for over two Pretty httle White jackets
'months, during their summer vacat on y - -
5 The need for public playgrounds in .WIIth delightful tOUCh 0f¢glga8
this city has become very urgent. Pmk 01‘ lavender, were .,_.4
IWith the growth of manufacturing, - $1.95
‘plants. naturally the population lilas idnu f
creased, and the city finds on Its an s, 01‘ 0
I4a large number of small children. with, S'nuggjk‘rs Of my _
'Vi'llll’t‘ With pretty trmnning
fill color, were $3 to $4——
no place other than the city streets
'and gutters, in which to play. 1
One glance at our streets ant gut-
iters is enough! These ar: n: places . $2.% to $2.“,
for the little tots to play. t est. our; ‘ , . .
,‘streets are dirty, in Comparison with; ( lllnchllla and White and
Ithe streets of surrounding towns. ofjgrav snugglcrs Of fine deg
tequal size. . g, - ‘ 4 , .- _
The gutters are usually littered Willi gree, W610 $4.00 and $33——
lpapers, mud and rotten fruilxr'el‘use. Is 3 $350 and $385
this not detrimental to us a . , , , 9"
i There are many unused lots in and; Shetland SllpOllS _1n Size 3)
about The Norwalks. centrally enough '0an black 01‘ RIISSIan green,
'located. to be well suited for these - i ' 50
‘ were $3.5
needs. It does seem. with the. high
‘i'ate of taxes that are being charged.
i'such places. .
This would aid in lessening the
!danger of contagioth diseases. ‘Wlllf‘ll
‘are prevalent among growing children.
As a result of the streets, the chil-
dren. who are obliged to be on them.
and find in them an outletfor their
high spirits. and have mischief thrust
upon them as their only possible occu-
pation.
Unless some precautions are taken
to prevent such cohdiitons. in our
growing city. our children will still
further trouble the police !courts. The
Norwalks should wake up.
(Signed) G.~J§. B.
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The National Assembly of Sciences
opened its convention in Osborn. near
New Haven, yesterday.
ready.
"Food many men who prove
{b otter. _
Dinner
NEVER FREEZE
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AND
roan noon covnas . .‘nlock-
AUTO nouns
SPORTING GOODS . -We“. _ ‘ ,
P. [And the seruce
"st-”GE? ——- were: 4'
Li '3, .4... ‘
And light flufly toothsome griddle cakesll
For the Howls-pd breakfast:- is an institution—as a
it out daily can tell you i
- Quick cheerful service, that makes everything taste
hoesn’t and till the
. as. M.
or chinchilla, some with 3-4
or long sleeves, edging and
pockets show a note of taste-
ful color, were $5.75 to $7.75
-— $4.50 to $6.50
Knitted petticoats 'of
splendid warmth and true
comfort, gray white or non:
tral, with border in pink or
blue— $1 to $1.50
Slipon sweaters in good
colors, some sleeveless, sizes
24 and 26, were $4—$2.50
Shetland wool sweaters,
brown green corn or copcn—
hagen, sizes 24 and :26, were
Handknit sweaters,. rose
or copcnllagen with white
angora collar and cuffs, size 8
only, were $6—— $4
Slipons of emerald green
or corn color, good weiéht,
were $2.75— “
Second floor.
Breakfast ready
as store opens.
If you enjoy crisp fresh rolls or corn muffins they are
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7
holds its own delight-and it’s ready, for folks
lid get hungry early, in the Quick Serflce. section at 11
.‘ {Afternoons—bag?!“ tea with biscuits qr sandwiches
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Rich i-lieviots and St‘l‘gt‘“. striking but tasteful stripes
—-a varied and splendid t-nllt‘t'lltlll.
So beautiful and fine that they will harmonize With,
one’s handsome “'intcr fur coat——yct so staunch and firm
that they will give long sci'vii-e when service is first «‘93—:
sential.
Value is worth rcpcatiug:~
-—alid price is but
Ftu'tlntl floor.
Let the city
cart your ashes!
< This ‘chk the Board of llcalth is to inaugurate ltfl "
plan to cart ashes away proiiiptl}~ instead of lcttilig folks;
“store” them 1
Men are to cart them away regularly.
Here is chance to sec that they cart a\\‘:ly only ashes
(and no good coal) and to sccun- lit-t't‘hNil')‘ oillilt at special,
price.
Galvanized steel ash-cans, cormgatcd. heavy, strong"
—18 by 23 inches in size—regular lil'icc $1M l. ‘
Rotary ash Sifter which fits closely over top of um;
and separates ashes from cimlcrs iillil ulihurnml «bah:
heavy steel and built to last for y( :lrs~— l'l’g‘llltil' lil'lt't' $4.10,.
Combination of the two, regular price,
$6.60; Limited quantity new at
l'ourth floor:
Khaki shirts, ‘
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MEN;—Such shirts as the boys in the army worg;
warm and not too heavy, wov- like lcather,— $3.75 ‘
cotton to give great service and full warmth with little
danger of shrinkmg' .
Out with plenty of toluene, stitdied holy and
with strong thread, worth $4.50 to 36—- M
masses.
menu-muons ‘3. ”W'—
k‘(‘
9'30 to $25 $12.5m .
wt 7*
sump
Re ation khaki hue and‘regulaflon tinny style Withi
attach collar. / -' «4
$5l .
worth $4.50 to $6=$3'75i .
Not pure wool—but a right interweaving of wool Withl
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$3.75 "i
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