on Troy. 19. 1919 2
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22.~::nzil Greeting Cards
at Xmas‘ i
2- vour good taste and 'are
.9 appreciated. ‘
3.2.2.12 our sample book now
- your convenience—-
(:12: assortment of cards,
2:2 2.211 or with appropriate
‘22; the best we have ever ‘
22d the largest.
AVOID'THE RUSH ‘
1-. OUT YOUR CARDS
NOW AT
_.__._.
.iNNELLY‘S
:6 So. Main St.
swim NORWLK.
Qty N ews
:21: lmkmy. Main Sllr‘t‘l, I'omtiv-
7 - .— .ny, it now ('out of red paint.
.niiinz; application of rod will fol-
“lilll‘. , ..;
.. :2: mi Frost is attending at rem-pv
. 2:2. thw l'rincc 01' \Vules at the
: r ul‘ {Tornni'mt- in Now \m-k
' . :tltnnaoll.
:2, filmy him and dancing at Fire.»
i242: all this work. Son's oh
2 ..:nmir-k l’inbt-ll has loturnml to (ilk.
. m (Lu-zu- l“. :Srhultze‘s uptown
2rlwt. utter a xmriod of ellipluymont
tho 8: (‘Untl district store.
Mr. and M rs. Horace P‘islwr. of New:
own uvl-mw. (Jranbury. urv haunt];
heir homo wired for clectrir-ily. l“. M.
, ullvn is doing: the work.
._.._.—
Miss Ruth llyxbvo. of llamirt :zti'«-r21,'
.ts resigned her position in Mulnnr's
nillinery starc- and has llllif‘ll :1 like
“tuition in Juunhy'u, Second (listrir-l,
Ll rather lengthy and yttrium
.lnsyph Discsu. (:l' 121‘ Main
‘. it again ablw to by? about. lie
f of doors yestm'tlzly for u 511ml,
‘~,:t2 r
Solinzi Diurnal, t'm‘ suw’mil
popular stonographrr in thr-
(tt‘tit'tx of Ira O. (Irv-gory. loft Sat-
«l;2.y for Brooklyn, whore .szho will
aside.
! Tllr. and Mrs. \‘l‘illimn l. Tm (‘mmt
1““ sold their h’lllll”. in i.)l'\)2lll Riva.
Arthur l'. ”all. of this vim-U.
-'2,<.:«2tinn \vzw lnzule: thmugh tho lit-
2 normality ni‘ Alumni-y lrn 0, tin":-
>lrll4l Murry, of North i‘filtmi,
1-2:... lwm sut't‘orinu at the Nor—
l‘rrun a brhuk of lln‘u-n
', Hospital
accident. in “’ilton.
in :1 rim-exit
.u-r-nrtwl to hu llll‘pl'OV'lllFZ
.Lly, although he“ will, for :‘omn
ln- roniiiwrl to lllt‘ lmupilul.
You know how to :lzmt‘c» IVI'll?
:st tlw t'lii‘i’m'vl Hail-l 'i‘hurs-
, .; w rind join tho class (‘ontluvt-
llilnutw l‘mnr'inc Primal. of Slow
All tltzr lateral llzill'f'."‘2~‘ taught. in-
' tho new International.
rues-i221 nesting: of the Norwullfi
who? tho King's: Daughters and
{or the purpose of acting upon
.2:u:ir-;':tion oi Miss ‘Boyington for
23.212 to the Home for the
t and presenting amend-
‘2 in tho constitution will be held
.. Homo Monday, November 2+,
‘2 si't‘lllck.
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..‘..cl:ng*mn.Camp, 2N0. 11.4 Patriotic
232-: of [tho Sons of America will
a ;2 aixess session this‘eVening
\x oL‘: l<:3;l{1inanavenp0ff Hall. This
'2 be ‘llloXVéd by an open session.
v; h-i: addresses will‘be made y
221:2 Examiner S. H. VHoughmn,
.mipal S. 2B. Walkeley and guests
2'2: out of town. There. will also be
:ic and refreshments. Everyone 125
mod to alter. .
A BUSINESS
PROPOSITION
2, '-‘ is far better to 9110058 a
3 1 ms: Company for youréxec-
utor. Your friend may die
before you do.
:
i
A Trust. Company nev‘e’r
-1ies.
y..2> rs’ experimze in pian- '
.. ing estates. '
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Norwiml; to Boston Saturday, to wit-
nessjh-i foatbal} game between Yale
and Harvard.
....7 QM... pun. wm'
Nogw' York
ITlmitksgiving evening, leavl'ug at 9:34
land arriving here at 10:43.
be run iroiu unbouni‘:o ‘aTAKI‘ rOH afir; liv-
Norwalk on TERNATIONAL Y. M. C. A,
- CONVENTION.
Representing the P‘airfiulri l‘aunty
. Y. M. C. .5... the following delegutoez,’
A «wt sized delrgal‘nn will go from Stanley 1’. Mead. of New Canaan: Lew-
is H. Nash. of Norwalki E. L. Fitch. m“
Trumbull; Lewis W. Dunn, of Nichols,
and E. L..Saxton, the county secretary.
Will leave for Detroit Michigan to at;
to South
.,.
in; his}. A ., ,‘
FO’I- Sales-a
‘ Houseandlot—Edlie Avie.
House and lobe-'Seasicle'mace.’
....tomorrow evening at 7:45.
Tint“
V“Acres of Diamonds" by Russell H. tendthe fortieth international cunvw:
Conwrll. the most popular lecturer In tion 0" the Young Men's Chrisijtlan AS-
.lhe world on Tuesday evening in the sooiatio‘n on Tuesday. The RESP-ions of
the convention will open on Weilnep
day November 19th. and Close" 0:: Sun
day, November 23rd. More than 3.00;)
the 191:) delegates from all parts of the worll’
l'lnlllt.‘ 5 report the product 0’: Will be in attendance.
South Norwulk M. E. clriro‘i.
There is a rush of tobacco buyers
to Connecticut field$ for
i" la.'
rationales sold in a single day.
proudly high prices are being paid.
Es-
Tho first of a series of Thursday
night midweek meetings or the South Viewing the experiences gained an: in:
Noiwalk Methodist Episcopal church
led by the church UlfiClnli; wil. be hold
The meet-
ing tomorrow evening will be led by
Charles F. Tristram. All are wol-
tumiv.’
On account at? the observance of
Thanksgiving Day . the New York.
New Haven and llzutium railroad fol-
lowing its usual custnm will omit a
number of [owl trains him and on at
New York on November 27. Notices
have been posted informing the pun-
lie of spueial stops that will be made
,y regular trainsinto and out of the
city to cover the Fri-vim: gispensed
”With on this holiday.
Although no formal date has been
set by the public utilities commission
for a hearing on the protests on the
new zone system .recently inaugurat—
ed by the Connecticut company. it is
expected that the time for the bear-
ings will be not for either December"
‘1 or 2. ()lticlal notice of the oxaet
date will be sent out shortly and :x'or-
walk, which is among the cities of
‘the suite making protests. will DP
asked to send representatives “to
limttord to bu hrnrd on its petition
:m- rolivl‘.
} li.u:i:'go-.. in ii («2 aurtmt of 51000
are being sought from (“. V\'. Fay of
this city by (ll-orgy, H, Zink. .l-r.. (if
.‘Bridgcport. norm-dim; '0 papers filed
:1: tho Civil (”mi-mm Plvas mum you:
;t.erday. Mr. Zink Claims that 2w l!“
l 2:.ind poxzmnnl minim.» and that hit
22‘1’mW'lailo \"H“~ u'fn'ly (izmizzized
when a motor car ownnd :md drim'i"
‘li_\ tlm c’elendunt run into him a: liar-
:num and Central rive-nuns. llridg part.
-i. .‘{:y'.(mbv:' "2. ill? Zi'ik arr “‘15
Pay nl' r-urolm: .md 11"{IilI-‘Cil driv
Eng.
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l 2.: 5 Do YOU
4 2 KNOW IF
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Your eyes m‘ay trouble
you and still leaVe you
in doubt as to whether
you need glasses. You
may rely upon our judgx
mom When We exam-
ine, your eyes and findw
that you do not hood
glassos, We will frankly
state so. if you do ro-
qulre them tlwy will be
exactly suited to your
needs.
93...». :K. 7 .
,IFTEME,TH .
35812WALL.5:TT§§IMLK2 22
.~.2ille, (‘onn., has done something for
2 pension
. Seldom. it' mar,
igurztmmxt.
l' M .
V,. .
2;.Love TEM
;'
' lsign.
As this is the first convention the
House and lopfiighland Ave.
“un.
(Three beautiful homes with all conveniences.
’ RayInond; Bros.
I ”1 Persona Greetiniz’ Cards
~..__.......m .,.....
at Christmas
Are The Mark of individuality And
Taste. ‘
Our cards oxpress the and son“—
merits of the sender. Die Stamped
and purely peruonal, they are re-
ceived with {116 some. warmth 0:
heart as the. sender would rzcelte
2 in. person. “2'9 haw: a splvndid as“
sortment of those (‘urds with ap-
propriate exprersiuns of greeting.
Better order your's today.
Book of Samples Sent to Your
Home on Request.
Y. M. C‘. A. has held since 1916, it will
(lf‘ill largely with tho changod howli-
tlons the war has brought about, 12*,»
the war and setting forth the program
for the immediate future. The fivo
days at Detroit. will be days of vitxlg
importance to every State, county.
railroad, student, and city Y. ll. C. .2\.
in the muntry. as the Scope and pol-
5,... of ma whole future work will be .-
passed upon.
it should mean much to the rounty
that five of its men should be able to
sit l‘fihis convention.
Connecticut County Secretaries at
Hartford.
The county secretaries of the nix”.
organized counties of Connecticut mm. ,
last week at Hartford with Harry E.
Smith, the State county secretary. lin-
porta’nt matters with regard to the "u-
ture of the work were carefullyjrlls-
cussed. Mr. Jacob and Mr. Hume, of
the foreign Work department of the
association. were present and told in-
terosting stories of the work in the
‘Thanlésglvm D is Near %
And' the ham. festival will be an the happier if you have
n
, maw DINING ROOM ‘Funmunn '
’ We have many models of Dining Tables, Chairs, Buffets,
Serving Tabla, China Closets and othor item: in sets
single pieces.
~..2
mum "TEA WAGONS, MUFFIN RACKS, ETC.
-2, PERFECT on. HEATERS FOR CHILLY'ROOM’S
RAYMOND. & SON
01‘
F. 2L. HAMILTON
49 Wall 81;. Telephone 125.
l mum SCIENCE
2 DEEINITION OF CHIROPRACTK
2; um ‘ of the discus 1113‘ the m o:
adjusting the some. Disease is cantor
,. by a wrench. twist or tannin in (in
back. Even if done in childhood. r
create: pinched nerves [napalm ll’
'latcrllte mthodmorentorgansw
. limbs.
. Chiropractor! remove the com o
disease and pull, health is 1-er
, through harmonizing the nerve '7'
mm: in your body. Fame-trouble!
' given spatial attention: IJIO cum
tum o: the spine. You will new I!
.m giving the Chiropractor I data
to help 3011.
Magnetic Treatm‘ims Given Mu
Near East and India. 7 .
Group Leaders Met Saturday Evening
at Bridgeport.
"‘- 4 'rvv’ers of the Y. 'M. C. A. groups
of the Bridgeport district met on Sat:
urdav evening at, the Bridgeport Y. M.
(‘ ‘», “r2" 2‘1 institute on the leadership
of hwc' ~~2nups. Ton leaders were
W'Prtml 22* tho supper, and to listeuto
ll‘“ irv'iirimv address of H. H. Smith.
of tlw Stave Y. M. C. A. committee. on
9% I'Sv‘“ii:i'<‘ ’2‘: leading 'a group or
hovs. Tho :‘V’I'W‘RS was {0110“‘ed by a
period of open discussion.
“in l . n? the evening was
FUDT‘l in tho vvmv‘mwium with Mr. £58):-
tnn. tlm county secretary. who taught
tho group nine games that can be play-
Dd in an" {noun without much equip-
nwnt. Each one tirnsont received :1
full written dvsofiplimi of file games.
Owingto
auto" “‘
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS "
outing-eased busineis We hate fonnd’it neces-
latter office space in New Yorkrcity. On and
4 mar 2 22mm, 1919, we will be located" at ‘174
WAN New York City. Ph'oné tomcat 7347.
Ourservlco hawbeen extended to Philadelphia, Pa», and
New Ham Conn, and we will be glad'to quote: rates and
can tar
DAILY
NORWALK, NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
10 large track!“ your service {or all kinds of transpor-
tfiOm Padded you: for furniture work.
Hershfield Motor Transpartation‘Co;
ivxcn 315m www.mozmm.
So.Norwa1k,‘Ct. New York City New Haven, Ct.
122 Water, St. 174 Seventh Ave. . 266 State‘ St.
Phone 294. Phone Farragut 7347. Phone 42'! Colony.
A definite organ‘zntion was fox-mod.
and regular monthly meetings will be
hold. The next meeting is on Decem-
ber 13th.
w=lton Lora! Y. M. C. A. Committee
. Mafia. , .
Monday evening tho \thtnn local.
(‘nmnlillro of the Y. M. C. A. hold-uh
important meeting in relation to tho
prOgram for the year’s work.
H... .w..,..... .. .
ms. WILLiAM's‘oiI-‘T TO YALE.
Mrs. (‘luiro K. W'lliiams u-t‘ Lake-
Yale that has aroused enthusiasm. It
was vmnnwri wl upon in in.» lluw. .2.
the .Yalol’rinct‘tow game 11'] Hzituiduyl
many time-s. Her son. First Lieut.
Hubert. (‘. “Willows. Yale 'liti_ \‘alc
Fort-why Stlmul, M. 1?. ‘tls‘. was.
nit-yeroly \vuuiulwl as he was wading a
charge an, St. llihiel. and llu'C’l‘ (lays
latrr diedp His mother has gin-n to
Yale her interest in a ponsinn fund of
$10,000 its a nwmoriul of ill"? mm. The 3
\till hO paid in annual ln-7
stallmems, [or the m xtuwvnty yams.
By the terms at the gift of Mrs. \\'il-
liums, it to l.) on zlowtml u the u~atn~
tenant-e of poor students. This means
that for the next, tweny years some
deservtng student at Yaw will be
maintained by this fund. or, interpret~
(2d unolhm‘ \\‘;i)‘,_ there will be five
iTWo' New Edwin C. llu'rl"
Watchful Quality Shoes
tor: women: ~
One is a black mat kid shoe with the new extreme long
nun-ow vamp and very pointed toe.
The other has a grey
glazed kid top and black kid vamp.
BOTH ARE LACE MODELS AND MEASURE 9 1-2
‘ inches high.
YOU will appreciate this shoe as soon as you see it.
”EON‘NEALLY 81 BRACKEN
South Norwalk.
8] Washin Eton Sitter-1...
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
84 thlriut‘bn' ”Op, 80. Nov-walk. not»
any!!! from Palmer School
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Egg. Stove,
C-O-A-L
‘ Prompt Delivery
Harris 8:631:32
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4
:
The ‘llr’ead'ol BthliStr‘y'
ls Pyorrhea.
(Sometimea called Riggs Disease)
. It is («hamsterizod (among mum
‘symp'omsl by lileodin'z. discolored
gums, recoding gums, sonsitiVe teeth
bad breath, and finally loosening and
adzopping out ‘of the tooth,
. do you know that 90 per Pent. m
the people have it in tho first. socund
‘or third stage? -
students in all at Yale, (luring ilif.
next twang years. by Human of Mir,
gift. ;
the, gill mums own 2 more than?
thiu. iii. highly probable that the 3
rstudontx receiving tho and will pa; iti
blltli without being aski'zl. and HIV oi?
foot ogthix wool-l be that lll't' more}
deserving students would an thwarts:
Yale. ;
ins any gift to Ynlefi
'bm‘n rtzrvivml ,yvitli m-u‘o lili‘Dl'llhlP'2
i
PLE CLOSED
, WOOERS CHASED OUT
NEW YORK, Nov. l‘J.~~Tl:e large
‘iThis is” the Entrance to the
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VEILS.
Self-adjusting, slipon, plain and figured, in Bonnie B. Ather-
ton and Electric ............... .
...........
mu
100, 150, 25c
French Veils, fancy border and plain, black, brown, taupe
and blue.
.......
59o——$1.50
Veiling‘by the yard,’large, medium and small mesh, plain:
:Teniple of Love" has been removed
from the brownstone mansion at Mada»
vison and 127th street. St‘Vei'al ecupms
Lollflfibflry, M3lh€WSOII§wre ordered out of the place by the
ipolice, who are looking for John Ah
jberlus, presidcnt of the New Hope 50:;
dotted 97nd figured . 25cand50c peryard‘
5 , Fine Footwear
l.
l‘:
{EluooMfGtove-r'
_. & Co’s,
Designed especially for the worn-
Lani who apprecintes Style fond finej
quality. .
SoldOnIyBY
gcieiy and known as Cupid‘s Advzsmz;
“"COAL‘é‘nd WOOD
All sizes and quantities. Immed.,
late delivery. Hard Wood 312 a‘
cord Phone or éend postal. 3
LLM
ALLETTE
, , Stewart Speedometer
Do you know what (-auurs it or
know what a terrible nwnance it is to
your health?
You should know how to i'ecozrnizo
'I’yorrboa when you so» it and how to
provont and «vorrnmo it.
Come to me'i’or frcc examination
and advice .
DrulZElll—ellery
‘ 16 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
: HOURS: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
‘ Sundays by appointment only.
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THE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
42 Water St.
Fhoni 1215.5. 80. Norwalk. 0:.
Innate ram, Starter m
Genergtor Brushes
Oil. autumn:
2 ’L. EFPRON l
3 lioyan Sti,’ East Ham, (25mm.l
'F. s. HON-V “
lobj Printing “ ’
.M—mw,
. > South -gNWflk} 2;...
1'01. 449.
as wxsmarox’sr. loom NOSWIIIJ
4-,.
:, - Haviiig'tol‘d my brick building, I won to vacate it by
fibefl- To do “this I offer my stool: of”Ca.rnages,
; lelihy qualms and Korean;
. Into Supplies. trim and '1'an
:1 G. H. }i‘¥{lt‘?‘lb“lf::. Prop.
Phone 2110. Keeler Bldg.
7 CONN. TYPEWRiTER ‘
EXCHANGE 2
.' Public Stenographer.
’ Circular Letters
' ”1121.23120an com.
Nut and *l‘ea“
. 1“
5! Hum [tr-of 2
1'01. 721 l
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Vino: more ' ”I;
WESTPOET TRADE
Are you or“: who still believes
the song and dance of the 3d:
vertising solicitOr who says
his paper 'is the only one that
circulates in the outlying
towns?
If so, you are on the wrong
track. "(our good dollars are
being 51:22:: for nought. We
take pride in cooperating with
Norwalk 1::erchants who want
to present their business to the
Westport public through the
columns of the WESTPORTE -
HERALD. R
Published for three generations
by the Jones family. Pretty
good argument as to its being a.
good newspaper.
But you want to see the paper
and one of the Jones ’——the
eooner you do the more money
m your pocket.
° omen-s
Sellyour old cars talk-owl.
port Auto Wrecking 06.,1310
North Am, batman Oak and
Center 31.5., Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barnum 5586-2. Second-= : ' l2
hand parts and tires to fit my
make’of car.
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Dorian = [louse
Shore " Dinners '
All'llimls of Sea Food
Steak. Chops and '
Chicken
A LA- CARTE
WHOLESALE '
and
RETAIL
" CIGARS, CIGARETTES.
PIPES and TOBACCO.
TARLOV BROS
Up-to—Date Cigar Store
Mahackemo Block, 80. Norm
'
Tel. 1531 I
.W flfl'l'. PINE COM Pt 5 UN.
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Cure That Cold 81
Takins
WITHTAR
f H. BAXTER
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.BBUGGIS‘!
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GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household ‘2
”lode. mags. papers. Junk and all
~enoud hand goods. Anything you
nave. Price according to the qual» .»
'3' of the goods. A square deal “’
“wars. ' - '
PHILIP P. MAHONEY‘
-2 lat} Zundt street. Phone 1182—5.
“wand hand mods always on 5.3er.
“to Exit-nine:- U; a'l'itent Olfict
PATENTS
1115 Main 8t.
—‘
A. M. wooer-zé' ”
AWORNEY AT LAW
Sand for Budd-I on Paton!- '
Brldseport. Conn.‘
’Wo‘odél Grain
7 Devine Bros.
Buview Ave. and First St.
TEL. 5 3
“Get acquainted"
‘flie New YorkiButter 8:
. E22 Mikkel; ‘
5; lo. ‘M or, mom
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