sermon, nov. 16, -1919- . "
“Carter consonant to Pre-
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0 WITH GOLDER WEATHER
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didn’t appear to be anxious for a. cer.
tain heating at the hands ‘of Young
Pierce, of New York, in the “star”
bout of the evening, so, with the best
reasoning in the "world, he dropped
out of the running in the second round,
although the ‘hnoclmut” didn't seem
to be altogether a realistic one. Monty
was knocked down .in the first round
, ibut was saved by the gong. The sec.
.ond hadn't progressed for when he
went down to stay. _
A refreshingly bright spot on the
bill was a sureenough scrap between
,Kid Kelley, of Port Chester, and Kid
iliooney. of Stamford. Both lads were
in single garments or union
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$1.00 to $6.50 ._
‘VELOUR HATS $6.50 to $15.00
NEW NEGKWEAB
$1.00 and $1.50
Ed‘s g
Joseph Davis
35 WASHINGTOR STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
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foxhibition. Kid Mooney. however.won
ion points, left jabbing himself up an-
lmhcr notch in the hull of battling
gfame.
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VIARMER UNDERWEAR Bovgnjea Martin? Mm ,
l Guard Your Health cums ,
1'; have all the good kinds
"n good form and put up a gratifying .
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concurrent sessions of committees:
from the various districts: and, third,’
negotiation first of an agreement inf
the. central 1 concoctions fields, and‘
then snag-cements {or other fields;
with that of the central district. 39 a.
basis. ’ '
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Nov. 15,—;
Four foreigners. alleged members of:
the Grant town local or the l. W. W '
are in” jail'at Fainnont, today, charge:
ed by Federal authorities with radical I.
activities in Marion county. The men ;
were arrested late last night by De-i
partment of Justice agents, who were
rushed into that region.’several days:
ago, following announcement by state
oificlals that radical agitators were
busy in Northern West Virginia coal;
fields Deportation proceedings against }
the’prisoners will be started as soon}
as possible according to Government;
representatives. 3
Little change in the situation re-;
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Look at
tongue!
from stomach, liver and bowels
.Removo poisons
\,' Accept “California" Syrup of Figs
only—40015 for the name California on
the package. then you are sure rot-u
,child is having the best and mostl
1commuuique received here today as-
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(h-(i 15. Hanson lmnzulmv founda—
* Nm-wnlk was well represented at
.lhe bouts. Harry J. Smith, of this city,
{lo-as announcer, and Battling Kunz. the ren‘love its delicious fruity taste. Fail
llnr'nl champ. refereed. Otto Rhoda.
1““le known hcrc, had charge of the
gallon:
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{Spsmowooos PLAY AT
AMUSEMENT PARK SUNDAY
The Sprizgwoods will play their
first Home at Amusement park Suns
harmless laxative or physio hr the lit-
tle stomach, liver and bowels.
directions for child's dose on each bofo
tle. Give it without fear.
Mother! You must say "California."
“EYES OF THE WORLD"
’Symph‘ony Orchestra Wits Big Hoyt’s
Feature Four Days
3 That Jane Novak, the Winsome
“screen star, has the lending feminine
role in the tremendous film adaption
‘Xarding the return of minors to work
Child-‘was‘ “Med in the early reports today.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. Iii—Coal oper-
ators of Western Pennsylvania an-
nounoed today that While only a small
number of union miners had returned
to work during the last two days, they
believed all mines in the district would
be working by Monday. In the mean»
time. Pittsburgh’s coal supply was ma-
terially increased today. due. accord~
ing to Railroad Administration repre-
sentatives in charge of fuel distribu-
wm “mu mmm- way in Harlem. day. They will clash with the fast
...J..in ill“ parade to the Firemen‘KIJackson stars of Bridgeport and a
3.2.“, Town Assmnbly Hall, Mon‘dal’lrcal fast game is expected. NonT all
ni.!;: rancinc. [You football fans of Norwalk. if you
My flllll Mrs. William F. Beaunain.iwant to see a real fast game, show up
zillwnliml the theatre in New YOI‘klat .Amusemcnt Park Sunday after-
( it x. lust overtime: noon at 1:45, when the battle will be
..-[)..y1;y3 llcrhy! O'Brien’s. gin. The Jackson Stars have a good
“I, llnlm Hosp Company was callolllrcmml. loosing only one game in two
Inn? on a still alarm to a Bel’den aVPnuepveam- and .‘hm “'33 10 the wing-
,,..,;d,.,._(.p 13M night at g p_ m. toqroods last season. We will play pre-'
WM; ,1 ”n, 1,,” "11 danger was over,’ iminm‘y games at Amusement Park.
,1). the time the fire fighters arriveleust think. two games , and both
m. .m- .«=ccm-. , ’l‘hc damage was slightigames will be worth your while.
«DANClNG SATURDAY NIGHT, Don‘t forget to show up early.
m- to Assembly Hall, Grace Brothcr’s fyou can see both games.
for pyphpstl‘u. _ givoods, will call theirgarne at 1:45,
number of “'estport people are,‘.-harp. immediately after this game
14!.‘anmg to go tavlwar W'. C‘. Sturgisflthe Tlgeis will play Bridge-port's fast-
l'h It. at St. Paul’s, tomorrow mightiest team. so conic one. come all, and
73m, llvv. Mcssrs. Mookcnzile angsishgw both teams ‘:01] are interested
ll'.miilton will be in the chance, an ‘an we will get Norwalk 8. football
3. no invited and urged their people tolrepuiaiiOn like it "never had before.
I. ..n_ . Z‘Ali men OLSpringwood football team
‘A successful dance. was held in the.a‘re requested mimw up for practice
’l‘own Assembly Hall, last night. tin-.Pridny night at . o'clock at station.
(Er-r the auspices of the “1918. and 191mm“) Saturday afternoon at 2 o‘clock
glassfixi; of1 the Metrrillt Blutsxnf‘ss nclgwilt Afmilisixemcnt Park to help mark of!
«52c, Jae ing on 5: rec. w. s a -; 1c 19, (_
vitatiou affair. Music for dancing: was"
furnished by W'illiam's orchestra.
, ., Go In the annual fair of our friends.
um kfirnmcn a: least one night xth.basl:ciball team on the float for the
wvc . coming season and the ' h to * ‘e
M the 10:30 service tomorrow at St. gm" Noxwalk back on 3159 sgrefinggag
in- 3's church the'reclor will illustrateirrhe following players will represent.
smut charts the plan and scope of then.” Pastimes: Tom Machoney and Ed.
Nnnon-W‘ido Campaign. now under iBlackman, forwards; Roberts, center
wav. and the field in Which the church "Tarlov and Cy Raymond. guards As
is worklng. Mr?» Arthur H. Chittim‘there isn‘t any hall or Y. M. C. A. in
w.” be the mini-motion ‘Mlan {orcdfi’waalk to play basketball in, outside
Sulldulfi and W1“ weaken t. ‘5 fit of‘the State Armory. all games will
nmlm from lh‘f layman 515%“. PO "(imave‘to be played out of town, which
fur five minutes. Ex eiyboty IS mute ‘will mean the team will have to play
so
The Spring-
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PASTIME A. C. REORGANIZED.
The Pastime A. C. will put a strong
tion here. to heavy shipments from
Northern ‘West Virginia. and increased
production by non—union mines in \this
district.
of Harold Bell Wright's famous nchl.
“The Eyes of the “’orld” which will
be shown four days, matinee and night
besining “'cdnesdav of next week, at
Hoyt's Theatre, will be a welcome
90 n n m; 0 0m ,0 m. P, D’ANNUNZIO LEAVES
33:95.3: r3. M's; vai‘Lsmv'i‘osk “as, FIUME BY BOAT.
leadingr woman for William S. Hart
Charles Ray, and other mamulino
screen celebrities .IJ'ls made her he '
loved wh'éroever motion pictures are, Continued from page one
.shown. ”waters controlled by Rear Admiral An-
Unlike most. actresses. Miss NoVak idrcws, 0f [hp United States Navy. with
denies that she ever cherished "he amioi‘ed cmiser Pittsbu
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any: rgh and a,:
childhood .ycarninszs toward things “99?“. destroyers, ;
theatrical. Born in St. Louis. and, The advices to the American peace;
brought up there with all the lore andzdelegalion were from Vice Consul
. that adoring parents in moderate O’Hara at Trieste. Hie forwarded the
gmsianees could lavish upon their'rcport there that. d'Annunzio had left
lovely little daughter, she grew intolFiume on the Vallo, and had effected
womnhood'mth no thought of theft: landing on the Dalmatian coastiinc.
some. or screen as her ultimate destin- Especial imporance isattsched in
RHOD- ' "' Peace Conferencebcgrclcs tof infant”;
But 'Jane Norah possessed gifts “0'5 Increments, cause 9 e so
which were never meant to be hidden?that Sunday 13 Election Day in “313’,
,away .and one of the first to disc'OVer livith Flume the (ihicginsue. It is gcn- .
lthis fact was W'llllam 8. Hart. 'M1—,ernlly thought that dilation-sic is seek-
{Hart as everybody knows. is “non in! to carryout a‘soeetaculnr poem,
,of action. So he lost’n‘o time in. giving Ltitanic stgensthen the :J‘lume party. *
Miss Novel: ‘a’chan‘ce to may oppfisfie which is reported in Farts to have lost
mm in his next picture for Arturan, censtderable ground in ltaiy during
"Selfish Yates." What she did with the last three weeks. ,The Italian Navy
,that 'opportunity is superflous to to was said to be’wavermgperceptibly in
lots. 6" it support of d’Ammulio. , ,
Tam,”13‘riday’, hav. 1; {Associ—
ated Press).~Ths telegram to the
"Trieste Stock Exchange announcing
the departure of Gabriele d'Annnnzio.
says:
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HEARDR ”STURGIS
The frequent mention of the coming
of Dr. W. C. Smmis to St. Ham's
church tomorrow night, through so- tgabnelw'Annumn left I-‘iutnelast
\‘ertisements and other notices. has
.. might for an unknown destination in a
‘aroused the ““9me Of many peome‘torpedo boat. followed by other ships.
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, many years.
Trieste, telling of re
other adventure.
’I‘RIWE. Nov .
Press).~——Gabriele
left, Flume Thursday night. on it new
expedition, has landed at Zara. on the
Dalmatian coast, according to news
received here late last. night.
DONBON, Nov. Iii—The eastern
coast '0: the‘Black Sea from Yelerzhik
to Sochy has been seizedwby an in-
surgent army of 70,000 men operating
in the rear of the forces of General
Denikine. the anti-Bolshevik leader
on the southv‘vestem Russian front,
according to a wireless dispatch rrom
Moscow. Soviets have been formed.
the dispatch adds.
Omsk. capital of the All-ussian got!»
eminent, has been occupied by the
Russian Bolsheviki, a Moscow mcia
I 5.-—-(Asscc:ated
sorts.
FOOT BALL FANS .
FILL MANY MOTORS
With the finest kind of football w‘ea
thcr the long line of motors filled with
football enthusiasts began to piss up
W’est avenue and through Wall street
in every increasing numbers at an
early hour today.
Chief of Police Pennington, ha! his:
regular men and all of his reserve
force at their stations at eight o’clock
but there was little for them to di
until about 10:30 when the big cars
began to come in bunches laden with
pleasure seekers all headed for what
promises to prove the hardest kind of
a fight between the. Bull Dog and the
Tiger, and eren a larger number
local people are represented than in
The usual crowd of sigtheers line
the sidewalks on \Vall street‘and seem
to enjoy the passing show as much as
a circus parade. '
Up to noon hour when are line of
cars began to grow thinner, there had
not been the slightest sign of trouble
or confusion, the drivers obeying the
signals of the traffic men promptly and
the best of good nature prevails.
ports there o£ ,
dfmunzio left Flume on the torpedo ,
boat :Vallo and landed on the Balms-
tisn coast, where he is engaged in an-
d’Annunsio, who
of
. ‘ collar, worth $450 and $475 ,
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H0 “RAPIDS
Elm... 0;. Main St.. Fairfleld Ave. Cannon Si. “nil-4»
suor continuous CLOCK STRIKES s! a
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Hudéon seal==$400.
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.. Hudson seal, rich and beautiful and Worthi ‘
'One fur which never loses vogue.
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y treated so it has the bounty and richness of seal to W. , ,
derful degree. .
These coats are but part of a special fur gathering}
arrived. Every member of that: gathering at less . ‘ ‘
, todayls price too! ' . ,
Hudson seal coats
, all seal or with beaver‘or s
I up
Tafie squirrel coat, 30 inch, deep shawl collar, wo
Hudson seal 40-inch coats, fine beaver collar and
north ' .
' * udson seal with s
.4310. .
Hudson seal with skunk collar and cufis, worth '» ”
quirrel collar and cuffs, worth; 42“, ‘
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s . come, At the evening serVrcc. hard to bring home the bacon from a in the scrvica. and it‘looks as if there
as :
-;.nmmced elsewhere in this paper. Dr.
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o; ihc clergy of nearby parishes, in-
riwlinz both at \Vcstport. will be in
Sturgis will speak A‘ number.
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strange court.
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020 mnscrons alas-r.
,were to be the biggest congregation
‘tath old St, Paul's church has held in
a long time. to hear this fine layman
.of the church. who gave up following
Rizzo was left in command of the city."
Commander Luigi Rizzo in command-
er—ln-chief of the d’Annunzio sen
luv chancel. and their people have, Th3 promoters 0f the 01° Company,
lw. n invited to join” with Norwalltl‘,‘f “lllOD. Connecticut. held a .meet»
”mm, in t..is service. mg in New lork city. at 140 Broad-
_ »‘.lr-iv‘.nellv’s sineing way, Thursday, the 13th.
‘ " L‘ R. H. MacMasters & Co.. members
Almm‘y, Tuesday night. of the Stock Exchange, 69 Wall
lstrcct, will be the source through
. which the securities of the company
will be floated, and their associates
will be closely affiliated with this com
com in the enterprise of dis osing of
the securities in their respec ire local-
ities—~Boston. Chicago. Philadelphia,
Pittsburgh and New Orleans.
The Guarantee Trust Company. 0
New York city, will act as the fiscal
reprcsrntative and transfer agent of
the company.
The development of the company is
working out well. and just how many
orchestra--
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CHOC'lflLlszES
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liminaries are settled and the work'is
started can't be stated, but it will all.
be done without delay.
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mory, Tuesday evening. Dancing un-.
. til 1 o’clock. ,
St. John and Keyser. builders. are
running the extensive remodeling con:
tracts at Tokeneke for New York par-
ties.
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“TO BE WISE”
about ways and means of
getting ahead is splendid.
“To be Wise IN TIDE”
is the supreme accomplish—
ment. 3.56%
In other words, 3 Savings
Account NOW is of ‘much
more value to you thanthe
same account (Lyon: from
now. -3.ng
$1.00 starts it. How" about
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days it will be‘betore the whole prev
[Organ ”aim men by “Mrsfiorace Hat.
orchestra, Ar; Hater,
7-witii weal: kidneys; 'and several times
the profession In which he had made
a great name for himself, for the great-
,er work of helping everybody to know
rwhat the church is here for. Dr. Stur-
zis, as Educational Secrclary of the
forces. ,
PARIS. Nov. 15.—-—Tbe American
.peace delegation hereby: received a
, Fortyeflve inch’ coats of Hudson seal, skunk collar
cuffs, worth $350—$275.
Wm from Vice 93mm O’Hara, at -
Board of Missions, is constantly in.
touch with all the different parts of
theltleld. and is perhaps better titted
than any other man to tell first what
is going’ on in the World-Wide church
The Norwa‘ik
l COAL
movement which the Nation-Wide ,
Campaign is meant to forward so ‘
greatly. «or. scams trains all the 855“ 13pr (:0.
workers who no out to educate the d '
churchpeople with regard to the/field
for their work. and itis a rare oppor-
tunity that is given to Norwalk people
,to hear this man sneak. EVerybody
who hears him will as grateful for
having had the chance. You cannot
do better than to go to St. Paul’s to-
morrow night .
The service will’be preCeede'd'Ey nn’
SOUTH NOR-WM
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the. organist ~ of St. . Paul'a
church beginningat 7 .o’clockwlth. the
(allowing program: . , >
Andante Cantabile . . . . . . . . . . . . Wider
Scherzo in D .— . . . ...... . Rousseau
Cantabile . . . . . ............. Loret,
. .Ar.’. Gullmént‘
Finale, FirstISonata .
nus WOMANgFOUND RELIEF.“
Men and women suffering from
backache, rheumatic pains, stilt and
swollen joints, lameness and soreness._
will beveled tori-eschew. one woman,
found reliettrom kidney “dimmer
trouble. Mrs. G. - Hyde, “WW!
Mich" writes: "I have been troubled
in the last ten years I had that, terrible
backache and tired out reeling; scarce
1,3333“ mnemwm
n... in Demand Just New.
’ Electric Heaters, inotlry , Alb
Sifters, Ash Gm, Garbage Gus.
Furnace Shovels, Goal man, not:
Utensils, Etc. ' , ~
Distributon of High Grails
Bord moon m.
.mmonnmds
terminus—4o mi”!
Roofing. Paper—awe: Pipe
crush, . ed Mo .
, $2 $250—$125.
W and settings,regu1ar~$3:50zto $5M.
W Lott 9" 1., from
, Hudson seal 384mb coats, trimmed with
{fifnstralian opossum, or taupe nutria; worth $2
Saline 364mb coats, worth $2M.
Marmot with raccoon collar, worth 55225-4175.
Australian opossum, 30 inch model, worth $27 ,
Canon... . Second 5”“ .-
Gold and filled
jewelry special l _
Solid gold scarf pins, set with'colored stones,’
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Brooches and steam! pins, colid gold',‘ymany
Lockets, gold fifled‘tasteful designs,rogulnr$3.50_
Men’s belt buckles, gold-filled, 10 diflerent 11‘
styles. regular o—«w
The Howland Dry Goods Co.
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Kidney Pills made me feeliiififrw
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