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THURSDAY, Nov. settlers"
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Miss Ruth J. Leacy of New Yorh:
city is visiting her ren M :‘
WITH COLDER WEATHER Mrs. Tho , Wright.” ‘ *8- r and
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WARNER UNDERWEAR Clarence «r. Osborne, of New mm.
‘ Guard Your Health formerly °°mm°d°re 0‘ the Norwalk
' lYacht; Club, in visiting friends inbown.
We have all the good lands
in single garments or union
suits.
George Mitchell has sold for S. E.
Silhmaniaof Buffalo, N. ~Y., his propen-
‘ y, on eacop street, to Mrs. Ma"
lFatn'izzd. u
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$1.00 to $6.50
VELOUR HATS $0.50 to $15.00
,. NEW NECKWEAR
$1.00 and $1.50
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Joseph Davis:
g, 35 WASHINGTON STREET,
. soon: NORWALK.
| Conrad Price, of Jersey City, son of
h Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Price. oi‘ West ave-
,nue, this city. has purchased the pleas-
.ant home of Mrs. J. H. Demarest. of 15
'Newtovm terrace, and. with his family. i
will occupy it as a summer residence:
Sergeant Bryan 11'. Silk and Motor
Cop Jarvis Murray are on duty again
after a three-day outing at, a hung.-
' Ilow on Lake W’aramaug, with Freder-
ick Coleman and Fiddler. They report
'very little game. wiih the cxcepitnn
of rabbits and the wintry winds. and
at least an inch of snow deterred them
from trying the fishing. but they had
a good time, just the same.
.w Despite the rumors that ice cream
.l .manufacturcrs all through this section
7 - will have to curtail their business
,2 O :greatly on account of the prevailing
E I ews shortness of sugar. eggs. milk and
_, cream. W'ard Del-(Lyn. of the. well-
; known local concern of that name,
,7 Isaid this morning that his firm was
. . [well supplied with all the above-named
.1 large delegation of Shrmers from .commoditir‘s and all others used in the
rwalk plan to attend a ceremonial 'manufacture of their product. and as-
be held in the Casino, Bridgeport, :sured its patrons that all orders will
> .. :urday night. ‘ 'be filled regularly and promptly.
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_fivm$§;‘i‘;§ltw;gr $181133“ 13.“:th ‘21! Three sets of twins are enrolled as
» ' . p ‘ ' :atudents in Mount Union College Al-
"V‘WEng. a. coast “Que”: company 0f ‘liance, 0. They are Misses Marv'nnd
- national Guard m ”“5 city. Bertha Bennett of East Liverpol;
Isaac and Richard Saltsmai of Carrol-
—MAURICE TOURNEUR’S SUPER :ton, and Wade and Dwight Hart of
_ more, “The Life Line." Few millalS-iVVadsworth. 1'
will) better. RCgEElt today and Fl iday.‘ Governor Hugh Dorsey of Georgia,
imade a brief but feeling pronounce-
? The secretary of the} Norwalk PlPas- :ment on tho baseness and general un-
mo Club wishes to inform bnth ilf‘viworthiness of ingratitude recently.
filmmbers embthe public that here af- iwhen he learned of the escape or J0“
:rr. commencmg next Sunday. Novem‘ Webb, whose sentence to be hanged
cm 23. every meeting will be held at 'he had commuted to life imprison-
miners Dancing School. every Smrénwm about two weeks I go. Webb et—
vlay at 2:30 oclock. 9. {rec-ted his second escape from the
-—Go to the annual fair 0f 0“" friends t Chattanooga County chain‘ gang He
11:10 fireman at least one night ”"5 escaped from the Fulton county Jail
meek. - gsome time‘ago but was recaptured.
‘ " * """ . ' John V'Villiams a farmer of Wash-
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A 1:118?“ Yfksfmgrtilerrl‘dadfi'sa 22.1.3? 5ington, Pa., had a remarkable escape
33:11? 5 53th kill (1 I: 31 S "6 1mm death or injury in a battle Wlth
't ey were 9 l e a“; ,an infuriated bull. W'llliams rode into
auto acctdent. Trust Companies do,” 'the field on a. horse and carried a
:zet kill91;heseéi‘ifthanNeéfirfgrqi‘fl‘;:pitcht‘ork. Charging with head down
(.9 ac h h d i ht , "_ the bull struck the horse and hurled
...ompany_ at? 3“ eg tee,“ years e. ,it overbackward and Williams was
genence "1 an. ng es 9. 93' ,pinned under the struggling animal.
-- (—— The hull centered its attention on the
“THE LIFE LlNE" REAT MELO- horse. and “’llllams was _ given a
drama of the sea in pictures. Regent chance t0 reach an apple tree.
i inlyutoday and tomorrow.. . ' Mrs. Bertha L. James, a Girl Scout.
icaptain, and her fliteen-ycar-old son.
William. :1 Boy Scout, started from
Rumors concerning the Board” 2‘: [New York on foot several days ago
llour‘are disproved by the Unit for a hike across the continent to
«Ml-93 Grain corporation, thalané Seattle. Mother afld son left the Girl
lrtounced yesterday that pure 5" 5?“ Scouts Headquarters in this city. each
Hour, made of the finest wheat w carrying a. twenty~pound hayemack,
1.)? sold by that corporation to the re- containing l‘ull camp equipment, a
nail trade in 121-4 and 34% packages. change of clothing and shoes.
lit will be available in about three. solentists in San Francisco are
wrecks and the price to the consumer lpuzzled at the strange sleep of pretty
mt‘lll be about 75 cents for the smaller lseven-year-old Roberta ‘Stephenson,
package. 'daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Ste-
__ phenson. The child fell twenty-live
TH? Bl§GEST, OF ALL T'ME feet from a. sleeping porch and has
Th“ 14”.? ”“9 ““th the most extra- been unconscious more than fifteen
“1‘5““ and "Pulls”? “(mic production ldays' No bones were broken in the
“"‘V‘ 5““ ”‘9 Shipwreck "f the ocean fall ' Physicians admit the case a
'T‘r; 303°“ ““13" and Friday' . peculiar one. very slight improve-
ment. is shown daily, but she does not
regain consciousness.
Brown University .in Providence
”loss? QUALITY
. has taken the first steps to increase
CHOCOLATES its endowment by at. least, three mil-
200—$1.35 lion dollars “to provide for adequate
. compensation for instruction in the.
{Eamon-Powell Corporation university and for such additional
- .. purposes as may be deemed neces-
South Norwalk sary, with full power to add to its
number. The corporation has author-
ized the proposed increase and the
xproject will be vigorously undertaken
‘as soon as possible.
I‘ctersborough, Eng.—Absolom Vol—
1lunl, aged sixty-two, at Crowland,
‘Engiand. famous for its abbey, has
flier-formed a feat of endurance by
-wa1king continuously to and fro
.‘across tho market, place, 25 yards
,_ wide, from seven in the morning un-
til three in the afternoon, dressed in
. ikhahi. He won a wager of a. shil-
‘. ling. He crossed the market place
1 more than 2,000-tlmes.
f i The first of a long series of confer-
? 'cnces of the Near East Relief Com-
mis'ion on the condition of affairs in
? Western Asia began in Yonkers re-
ccntly. More than 300 governors oi?
‘ states, religious leaders and state rcp-
" ‘rescntatives interested in the work
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? WILL YOU CONTINUE
YOUR WARTmE ,
THRIFT? , _
With Liberty Bonds paid '
for, our patriotic Thrift
Lesson is about over. Has
it done the people of‘South
Norwalk any particular ,
good? . ,_.. '
We believe that it has an ‘ l
that having saved for , _
your country’s. sake. you t. 7
will continue the habits 1
for your own welfare. i ..
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spouses OR FAILURE‘
“If you want to hill-)7?
whether you are gomg to
be a success or failure :11
life, you can easily find out.
- The test is simple and m-
fallible. Are you able to
save money? If. not, drop l
out! Y2; Y” may not.
as! e. on. .
. mimo, but youwill. The
' seed of success is not in
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“N Road to Independence has - .“JAMES J. 1111- j.
been made with a omit-11* panda-thawell. Tamer: .
$1 Savings Account. Start row depends onwhat you
a yours with $1.00 or more... dotoday. . 1 ‘ . -
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’a. twenty-year—old miss.
tendent of the “Reformatory for Wom-
en at Bedford Hills, where the girl
was sent following
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,’ tice that the
was stirring up ,
other inmates so he did not have a
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[You’v'e‘never'seen’a time'when it "was ”a; imgportanéto
you to be sure of what you're getting for your money as it is right now.
The market is flooded with varioui‘ makes of clothes, good. bad and
Went. It’s a time when yonid better be sure o£yotlr clothing
merchant. You can alWays buy with confidence‘and gegnrityjl’ae,
tLforjve are the local headquarters for
smoumochtm,
(FOR YOUNG MEN AND MEN WHO STAY YOUNG
We feature them at this store your after year, not only because/5f
their indisputable style leadership, but because they represent Chill
very highest grade in all-wool fabrics and workmanship./
Wear a Velour Hat
and our Velours are priced right
$6.50 $10.00 ' $15.00
file: as show you the new things that are here now.’
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Dress Gloves from $1510 to $5.00
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South Norwalk ‘
. HOWLANDS ‘
I Entrances on Main St.. Fairfield Ave.. Cannon St. “‘
SHOP BEFORE THE CLOCK STRIKES 6! a
,Santa Claus brings true
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'5 This is the era of real American things, in spirit and
fill deed. ~ .
Tovland. the brightest and happiest it has ever been.
113 true-blue American.
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produced! .
Once upon a time. we all thought we simply must im» ‘
.nort dolls and lots of toys from other lands. 5‘ ~ ‘ '
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nreme. ,
, polls of beauty. games of interest. carriages. railroad
;tra1ns. little billiard tables. furniture. desks—there is al-
Emost no end of the Joythings which Santa’s American. I;
'Workers have sent here to Toyland. . ,
Will yqu'corne and enjoy it? Will you let the children -
lcome and emoy it to their hearts’ content?
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' A beautiful coat. of Hudson seal is waiting to maize
.welcome Christmas gift? If chosen quickly. ’twill bekdz 4
‘saving- .
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That full satisfaction which follows a true saving is
in readiness for women who choose silk or fine woolen for .
dress or skirt now. It will be cut and fitted without a.
penny of cost by Madame Carpenter who is really a wiz-
ard with drafting crayon and knife!
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-From dozens of different sorts. pick Shoes at an. .
economy. We are selling the broken sizes from‘ many .
Splendid lots. Their former prices were from $11 to $15—-
and today any is $7.&5
Some fine news of rubber boots for men tomorrow!
The [lowland Dry Goods Co.
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has new
America’s ‘_
Leading Corset
-._ accomplish the
Waistless—ilipless
Bustless
figure-outlines : Fashion’ 3
latest decree.
A model for every figure
riuln atVCamp Upton, L. I.
have been trained ‘to speak English
in the last three. months at, the re-
cruit. education centre conducted here ,
by the War Department, as an expcll
ment in Americanization. l
Watch out for counterfeit War 'Sav- .
ing Stamps!
sued by William J. McGee, Assistant land the
Treasurer of the United States at the iter off. Uncle
San Francisco Sub-treasury,
meant for antional observance.
counterfeit} are photographic repro- lporation the Emergency Fleet Cor—
ductions, in good color blue ink; but lpo ’
the fine lines behind the 90‘1”“ in ‘vate industries for the accommodation
the genuine appear in the counterfeitlof the great ”my.
wfll‘ . ilas sure rasasolidcolor. . ...
fa Three Justices. of the Court of Spe- lshlpyard's and munltlon
s in New York are debating
true American style
pcriences within Germany dufi'flg the
yczns of the war. ‘
The men
CITIES FOR SALE.
which has left France
This is the warning is- zand~liclgium in desolation and ruins
rest of Europe but little bet.-
Sam has emerged to the
Out of a war
and is. 00d by thirtyafive new
The lgby the United States Housing Cor-
ration and its subsidiaries, and pri-
or workers who
liormed the second line of defense in
factories,
Unlike the customary hastily built
311th Canerj‘com‘munity, these new dots on the
The Superin- map have been ,firmly constructed
with a view to permanence. City
planners, architects and sociologists
have been allOWed to let thdr im-
her conviction or
'aginations run riot, resulting 1n
wrote to the Chief Jul.
girl was1 incorrigible and
things among the neighborhood of $55,000,-
uedinthe
aresoontobeplacedon
000; which
» lty corpor-
calm moment in theday. . . the market. ‘ Bids from ran 1
' ml lawn rolling will. auonsi and from private Interests
California log a is whose endeavors in” result in e.“
reduce “fat. Thati‘at least, be-
W; 31.6me on?” fir...
'iufionmtoibebarredand the
fraont f ; go: the hens will be
cities created -
thirty-five custom-made Utopians. val- ,
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are attending the crmfe‘lences. Al th. ‘tlic hill, the women start their rolling . NEW HUNGARIAN CABlNET ‘7. -. combining Slcndorncs‘s,
opening session Governor W. A. Mc- ‘racc. _ VIENNA. Nov. 20.-Formation of a Grace Mid 50139161685) Whh
Corkie of Virginia. and Louis, llecir. or: Coblenz is beginning 1'0 look more Hungarian Cabinet under Julien W. Style 367 long-wear, W. B. Reform
the state department at \K’a'shington, like an American ton'nfegm‘)’ dig-1‘21}; Lfisgat, iformer president 8f the £0111 LOW BUST Corsets provide “\‘l’ucll Cor- FULL FIGURES
k the arrival of Wives 0 mel'l‘ ‘ ‘ 0 not rte, is reported\ cunt sa :7 - ~ ° Fgfiev‘” ,-
Sp: glut of fifty soldiers. representing cers and their families: and 110W 51”“ is to be Foreign Minister. The Chris- M fist for Little lb; 1 ' P..lcej$3.50
fifteen nationalities, appeared-recent- Jackson of JacksonVllley‘ Fla, has tian block is represented by Count WEINGARTEN BROS, Inc. NEW YORK - (.iulCAC-O
ly in a three—act play, “Christopher come out of occumfifd Germany to Jean Zichy, M, Frederick and Karl
Columbus" at the Y. M. C. A audilo- shine shoes at the railway station in Huszar; the.Soci31 DOHNI‘I‘alS, by m, J :22‘_ _
and “311 his ex‘ Garami, and Jules Peidll, former Pr.
PARIS, Nov. 20.—Premier Stephen
Friedrich of Hungary is reported to.
have (tum-d his office over to Karl
.I‘Iuszar, Minister of Public instruction.
according to dispatches from Budapest.
Friedrich has taken the portfolio of
Huszar. but retains the vice-premier-
ship. . .
‘ Huszar will attempt to form a coali- ;
tion cabinet acceptable to the allies.
the dispatches say. Friedrich is re-
ported to have stipulated that he be
retained in the new cabinet.
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I, A dance was held in Red Men’s hall
Mast night, under the auspices of lady‘,
Jennings lodge. There was a large
'attenda’nce, and the affair was a. cue
1‘ ccss.
gFor: SALE—AUTOMOBILES new
‘ Ann usso
Brand new Paige Larch‘mont, sport
model.
' Brand new Chalmers seven pasam .
lei-Touring cu.
"Above guaranteed new cars at 15
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HERE ARE THE HOUSEWARES
Most in Demand Just Now.
Perfection Oil Heaters, Gas and
Electric Heaters, Rotary Ash
filters, Ash Cans, Garbage Cans,
Furnace Shovels, Goal Hods, Bath
Room Fixtures, Double Roasters,
Aluminum and Enameled Cooking
Utensils, Etc.
Albert F. Gehebe _
0 Phone 527
m Delivery
AT’. HEII if IT'O HOUOEWARE
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