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33 NORWALK 33
33 SOCIETY 3
3 Aafld‘Personal 3'
road avenue, and John Gearin. for~
merlly or Provdcncc. but now a resi-
dent ot Norwalk. were married W’cdu
nesday night at 8 o’clock in St. Jo-
seph’s lectory. Their attendants
were Miss Adeline t‘ockefur and Ed-
ward Splan. The bride was dressed
in blue satin and goorgette crepe. and
carried pink Chrysanthemums. Her
3bride’s maid wore a blue gown. carry-T
ing yellow chrysanthemums.
colder. Snappier
weather Is With Us.
Dress for it and
keep comfortble
OVERCOATS
$25.00 to WOO
SWEATERS
$7.00 to $15.00
GLOVES
$1.00 to $18.00
WARM UNDERWEAR
' $1.00 to $6.50
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Joseph Davis'
335 WASHINGTON smut.
SOUTH KOBWAI-K.
Follow-
t JVG‘T.
l. O ,couple ls-ft for New York. The bride
37 jwas employed at the R. & G. factory.
f; - and Mr. Guerin is an cmploye of tho
3., ' .Jacohs‘ shoe factory. The couple.
,5 3who received many handsome gifts.
_ will temporarily reside with the
3. lans‘y article and food sale 15 .bridn‘s mother. Mrs. E. “'illiams. Rail-
. a; Lilli today by Court Laurel. ’road avenue.
- igglhit'i‘fi oi Castile. on West Wash.
3 fun 5599:. i A iiiisceilancous shower in honor of
Eyes of the World" at Hoyt's mat-illiss’ Julia Ruth Luinson. daughter or
.- and night. Just :2 days left. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Lamson.
.cujs flawley, 82 North Main street. 3Muple street. was given Vi'ednesday
do an unsuccessful effort to enlist my Miss Louise \\'oodward. at hm-
~ this army through the City Hall Re- ghome. 46 “'est avenue. Bridge was
mini: station, yesterday. iplaycd and refreshments served. Miss
1m :11 lawyers have ben 111501111911 ;l-slmson will be marricd to Chester
it. there will be no sessions of the lSlierwood Woodworth. Springfield.
.wi'ior Common pleas court on 3November :29. in the Norwalk Congre-
:~.llrsday and Friday of next Weekigaiional church.
.muge of the, Thanksgiving holiday!
-—Midway fun and dancing at FiredI
.u-n's Fair all this week. chc's 01~3Was the guest yesterday of Mrs. M. C.
.anL Slim-tin, Hamilton avenue.
For the first time this season local:
liormometerB marked below the 20: Mrs. J. .Curnin. of Derby. was a visit-
ngree mark, and ice formed *0 00""01- yesterday with Mrs. Cornelius
adorable thickness, the old we pond iGranger’ Lowe street.
.3 W'innipauk'being entirely “07'0“5
Lil-s. iii. McDonald. of New Rochellc,~
. ‘ _. Policeman John F. Flynn was un-
The Norwalk club is plann us. a“ ‘ahle to patrol his boat last night he-
: nher of the series 01 membership ‘cause of illness.
« iances at their pleasant home. to bc 3‘—“Eyes 0, the World" matinee Satin:
ineld Thanksgivmg eve, Whicb ““9 i“ day ..i Hovt‘:: 2:15. Evening 7:15 and
anthem Will be for the enjoyment 0f;5t:i5. Only two days more
the members and the” families only. 3 An important session of Eureka uRe-
Mr. and Mrs- Everett‘S-Bulklt’y “ml 'lickull lodge will beheld tonight.
iMl-s. Thomas F. Dowd left today {0“ Guests from the southwill be enter-
‘Cambl‘idge. where they will atten‘ mined. and refreshments served.
lfhe Yale-Harvard football game to‘1 A bicycle was found on Chestnut
'mOl‘l’OW- The party W5“ also motor .strcci early this morning by Police-
"”0 Providence, returning Monday. mlan John F. Smith. It. was taken to
—F0“0W the CTOWd to the molico headquarters where it awaits
Glen's Fair. Town Assembly Hall on 31110 owner‘s identification. ~ .
rhis week. Dancing every night ' '
Smoke that caused an alarm to be
axing in from Water
ing a wedding “99“" served at the :Stamford in the scaich ot‘ the man, hr-
bride’s home, which was attended by 'ls characterized as “a race track Ire 3
a large number off riends. the happy -q‘uenter and'gamblor." ‘
i A most satisfactory variety of decor-
«iativo liiicns for Thanksgiving will he
FOR SI‘AGG '
IS communn
(Continued zrom First an).
It has been alleged; that Stag: IP‘
propriated for his own use $8,000 0!
the money allotted. by the state for use
at the Home. A lump sum is turned
over by the State Comptroller, pan or
which Stags, by clever. manipulation 01'
the books over which he had charge.
took for himself by issuing checks.
Stag; is married and has a family,
who lived until recently at Newton
He is an elderly man. For some time
he was employed in Stanford, and was
known to many in that city. Circulars
with a. description of the man and ask-
ing for his apprehension have been
sent as far “feat as California by the
Stamtonl police. .
Stagg was born in Kentucky and his
home town is Frankfort. He had been
employed at the Home for a number or
years. and was regarded by the Home
officials as a thoroughly trustworthy
and reliable man. He left the Home
on Oct. 16. and the irregularities inhls
accounts were discovered then.
in the police circular sent out from.
I
At the Home it was stated that the;
stair was prolectcil' against loss by :li
surety bond. 3
WRECKED AN INSURANCE COM-i
PANY 3
Pl'l‘TSlll'RG'lI. Pa, Nov. 21.——(‘lar-i
enCc l“. Birdscyc. Kcllogg Illi‘l’lscyc‘
and George F. Montgomery. all oil
New York. were today convicted of‘
conspiracy in connection with the fail-'
tire of the Pittsburgh Life and Trust!
Company. an insurance corporation. ‘
- Tt‘slilllnny at the- trial. which lastcdl
more than ll week, was to the cil‘ccli
that soon aftcr control of the companv ‘
passed into the hands of tho defend
ants and thclr llssofialtcs in .\'c\v York.
the assets of tho company was conver~
icd into cash.
Just 2 Days Left. . “Eye: of the
\Vorld" at Hoyt's matinee and night
Friday and Saturday.
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BIG EATERS GET
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take Salts at first sign of Bladder
Irritation or Backache _
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“will mull i"':iir3i?é7‘:r€‘ ,
...FEEL LIKE Lungs Q3; 3.3),];
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convention.
oaop in ii”: is or
soon not nxcncrno
Continued From Page One.
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He continued:
“During the war we were
called
upon‘ to retrench in order to carry on
and briiig it to a successful conclusion.
Now we are exnected to
ever-tincreasing volume in order
meet the enormous consumption which
exists and which will
some time.
questioned fact that nevu
problem of the high cost ot’ living be
oolved until pmduetion is made equal
to consumption.
Produce in
to
continue for
it is an economic and un.
will the.
“From my observations there is no
immediate prospect of a reduction in
cost.
pectation of general price recessions.
I have talked with many manufactur-
ers and they do not anticipate lower
priccs."
Conditionsdo not justify the ex-
Those who are making nlavis fol
Thanksgiving should read the hoipfu.
hints in Tristram & llyatt's adv. to
day.
the usual prompt servicc.
—To save money on hosiery try Keel
Every department is ready for
er‘s Shoe Store.
‘ er.
’ SPECIAI.~—EXTRA——SPECIAL
AT THE
New. York Market
143’ Washington St.
LOOK OVER THESE PRICES FOR
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
Q
algal: Saturday. pkl'tly c omit. wot-mi
A long trough of low pressure cx-‘
leading this morning from TexasI
uorlhcastwud to Upper Michigan is!
causing unsettled Weather with local;
- _ Howling
Entrances on Main St. Fairflcld Ava. Cannon St.
rains in the western districts. A ridge:
of high pressulei-oxtends from Georgia‘
to Maine. It is producing pleasaatl
weathef with low temperatures in the!
eastern districts. The teiiiporature Lit
rising in the Mississippi valley andi
Iouthern portion of the. Lake regionJ
No zero temperatures wore reported
from any section.
Schultze's week-end specials are 01‘
their usual. interest and give a hint of!
what is coming in the way of his'
Thanksgiving specials. Better order.
that turkey now. Watch for the big
adv. next Week.
«~—\\‘omens' fine lirle stocking. with.
seam for 69c. at Keclcr's Shoe Store. ‘
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Dress shoes for the Thanksgiving;
Quartermaster Corns.
v
suor BEFORE THE (‘LOCR STRIKES at
U S A rubber
hip boots-$4
Straight to the store from the Boston debut .of the
U. S. Al‘ill\'-lllt‘ll s Buddv lilo rub-
festivities for men. women and chil- 3 her boots!
the“ are advertised in all the later}...
lasts and leathers. by Connolly &—3
irztcken. Read their advertisement.
—- Hosieiy for men and Munich at rcas- .
onable Pl‘lt‘t‘H at Kecler's Shoe Store.
WW I Sentinel Want A3 3
31--....” 3
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So. Nari/Valli
Boned Rump .....
Boston Rolls
Fresh Plate 1, .31) . . . .
Cutlet.................
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FOR SATURDAY
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Best Western Heavy Beef
Porterliouse Steak
Prime Rib Roast. boned and rolled . ..... . .. 30c lb.
Bread and Butter Pot Roast . . . . ......... 28c lb.
NATIVE VEAL
I'D-IOIIIUOII
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30c lb.
..... .. 28c lb. '
IIIIIOOIIOIU
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......35clb. 3
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3 b
Everv pair perfect. evcrv pair passed by the 2mm" in-
vectors!
In fact. everv pair was packed ill cases rcadv for.
shipment over seas.
Built especiallv well and of livc durable ruiiiwr.
Regulation hip length, iiuc for llllllllllu‘ and llSllillfl’.
Great for men who work lll uaruu‘cs or “believe:
there is water encountered.
Evcrv man knows their rcglilar price toiled;
these on sale 1. rldav at '
Main floor, rcat'.
Golfers, here’s
some real news.
Do vou like Spaldiiilir balls. No. in. 50 or till? .
Do you like ’cm well ciiouu'il to MAY 11 dollar apiece
$4
".for ’em ?
Verv well. maybe llicv ARE mirth it. .
BUT how about getting: ’clii at till cents apiece!
Yes. it can be. done. Right here. Right now.
Either number ill limited till‘dlllllv to an individual-4
.Briarclifl’ clubs are good on cw-rv part: of the, links.
Sirloin Steak .- ..... . . . ...... . ....... 30c lb.
RoundSteak... ....... ........... 28clb.
ShoulderSteak ..... 18clb. 690
Shoulder Roast . ........... . ............. .. . 16c lb. '
Prime Rib Roast ..... 25c—28clb.
Have good balance. swing:~ sweetly. moot the hall squarely.
Irons and drivers each at. till-{>03
n‘ 5“
Fourth door
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Dinner sets with added
noon, issued from a
street yesterday 3. . . . . , (‘ . 1‘.
fire kindled in a. lounil at lllt. h. la. Ryan ,o.s stm 3
“Water street lumber yard. instead of
worn the A. 'Waldron & Sons carpen- remarkably high.
vr shop as mistakenly reported yes-
»=rday.
\lthougll t
u» when usually a
mist-rs apply at the police
.rh nicht for lodging. the
station«
his is the season of the
large number of‘
t
nunr'tcr i
'IliS PM this fall has been small. Some
.‘lliS there are two and sonictlmcs
.i any sleep in that tramp room. an
.tllf‘lll'lilll that therc are few
.. road" sol-king employment.
“Eyes of the World"
. . 'lnd night. Just 2 days left.
‘WHITE PINE AND TAR
26c. including tax‘
men "on
at Hoyt’s mat-
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Stillson-Powell Corporation
South Non-walk ably actuated by the desire to keep ’
- -. warm by hanging over the steam ra--_
__,____._,__————-’ diatom, make so annoying a disturb-f
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WILL YOU CONTINUE
YOUR WARM
THRIFT?
With Liberty Bonds paid
for, our patriotic Thrift
Lesson is about afghan”
it done the pectple 0
Norwalk any particular
good? _,
We believe that it has and
that having saved for .
your country’s lake y?“
will continue the W
for your own welfare.
Manyastartalong ill.
be 2mm .35
a
Stal'1 .w
._ --.... (humanism mm owwmlmx we E'i till
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. Butler Lodge. 1. O. O. R.
.37. at 4 o‘clock.
Thc America it ~ 1 s '
The places are niorc than ordinnrllv-gumd 00‘1““:th"R‘sfllemealgule;3
charming and the essential values lli‘t‘: trouble, because-we eat too much andl
Sce advertisement. all our food is rich. Our Mom! is fill-f
All automobile (“flied by Michael ed with uric acid which tho kidnvyn;
Vachalvik, Scribner avcnue. struck a .strlvo to filter out, ilicy weaken fromi
pedestrian flogging the street at “3’“ toyerwork. became sluggish; the ellmi-I
road avenue and Washington street, native tissues clog and the result. lti
yesterday afternoon. The ‘ man dc» :kmnfly trouble. “mm... wouknoss and
clared he m?“ “0' been injured. and a general doclino in health.
refused to disclose hr: name. 3 “rm," your Mdnmg fool in“. 1mm”:
-—“Eyec 0' the World .matme-e. Stan"? of land: your back hurts or lilo urldt‘.
day at Hoyts 2115' 9‘9an "I" and 3 is cloudy. full of sediment or you urn!
9315- Only two dzivs more". "'3oblllzcd to neck rclicf two or ihrr-c3
Returnedeervicqmen were signa 3 itimcs during tho night; if you suitor.
honored last night. when members 0’ with sick headache or dizzy. nchuiifl
"’xmn(]"d .‘ipf’lli, acid stomach, or you have rhcu-
them- an elaborate_ smoker in th"'lniatiuui “illf'll the weather is bad, Kc'
rooms 011 South Mum street. A fine 3from your pharmacist abouri fuui‘3
:ntefi'talngent :38 llgizideg-hfigd ill: 3ouncos of Jud Salts; take}? éalil9§900§—
res men ant 5"" " ' ;ful in a class of water c ore rca -
guests of honor in an abundant 1“"““'3fast {m a tow days and your kidnpyei
ure. , gwill thnn act fine. This famous-salts;
Youths. who congregate in tho is. made “0” the acid
of grnpus and!
South Norwalk railroad station. prob- demon 51mm. combinvd with lithla, mu“
has lit-on used for generations to flush‘l
and stimulate clogged kldllf‘y‘i; to
neutralize the acids in the urine so H3
ance that the ticket. agents have ‘no longer is a SOUN‘P of irritation. Hill-:3
sought police action. Policeman Gain- ending bladder disorders. 3
or and Lockwood visited the station. Jud Salts is incxpt-nsivc; cannot m,3
last night to warn idlers there to con- ‘IUI'P. makes a dciightl’ul (,"pwpgmm
Lilur-i themselves less noisily. 'lithiwwater beveraro. and belongs in
3 The 39m regular session of Nor- every home berm,” nobody m“ may“.
lwalk Lodge. No. 709. Benevolent and a mistake by having a good ki'lncy
3Protectivc Order of Elks, will be hcll] flushing any firm.
‘W’edncsday evening at 8 o'clock. On 3
:Sunday afternoon, Novcmber 30. at 4 i'
jo’clock. a large class of candldatcsi
{will be initiated. The annual nierno-'2
:rial Service will be held in the 1062?
Sunday afternoon, December Baker & Simon
Rev. Thomas E. Swan
116 South Main St.
3 l'OlIl on
:will deliver the addrcss. lie is 33.
3member of Saganavg'. Michigan. Lodgc :
3N0. 47, and a veteran of the world 3
3war. i
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—Mve;iise in m SENTINED.
'Brookfleld and ~
iGold Medal Butter . .
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:Coriee 45elb.;ndup
3 .
Tea—All good Teas at
3 prices. ‘
73c lbo
low
gAll Kinds Nuts for Thanks.-
’ giving ~ ..
LoinChops............ ...... ............30clb.' ‘
RibChons 25c“).
RumpRoast..... .............. ............25clb.
ShoulderRoast .. 20clb.
SPRING LAMB
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Legs-W ..... ............. . 28d—32c lb. 3
Shoulders.......... ....... 18clb 3
LoinChops.......... ........ ..............35clb. ;
RibChops.. ....... . ........ ..............25clb. 3
Stew ..... ....-.. ............ ..........l5clb. !
Freshllams...,......... ....... ...........35clb. ”‘91
FreshShoulders....... ...-.......‘........28clb. 3:10
Home-made Sausage . . . . ........ . ....... . . 30c lb.
Fresh Chopped Beef . . ..................... 20c lb.
Lean CornedBeef. no bones ................ 20c lb.
Boned Corned Beef.noboncs ..... 25c“).
BostonButts........... .................. 32clb.
Corned Plate . . .......... . ................. 12c lb.
Salt Pal-kg...” .......... . ............... ‘28c lb.
Fancy Native Chickens . . ................. . 40c lb. .
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DECORATIVE LINENS
Madeira. Linens have an unusual fascination for women
who love beautiful design! in exquisite hand embroidery.
Wearefortmteinhaving a good variety ofcenter
Pieces, Soul-ts, Doylies, Tray (lovers, flapldns, Luncheon Bets,
Etc.
1! you are interested in Linen Pieces finished with genuine
French, Manda Ginny lace, you will be able wfind what
yondesitc hero. : ~ .
Weakohavcmmknmmmhemsfltched,flne,
linen, torthewomnwholikutoembmlder amonog'ram,
some with lace of her own making.
my months ago and
o'rfinish
museum”:
rmmmmm'mmupmmwamuo
ha
in
wi
"leasing color combined with gleaming: Ll‘tilll.
can porclain. 100 mecca. regular $39.60 to $2i0.5()—-
dcr upon a back ground of attractive him.
131' $335“
American i)~‘.l'(’(‘lulll, 100 pieces. rv
celain of fine texture. regular $49.20-
beauty of economy
St‘l ri. W9
From some of the store’s l’t‘tIlllal' {lilt'll stock 1
Thank»
ve made no special dinner act‘s-lust ill time for
; ElVlllL’! service and at. special lil‘lCt‘l
France. Japan. England. our own lllitkt‘l‘S: all have
; contributed to t lat special assemblv.
Dcsiuns are varied and attravtivv; Show a tom-ii of
in fact. range
. is from cobalt blue to sliravs and bulls and blossoms!
Gold-banded or gold-dummimi sets of Amt-rit-
nip. 9 or 100 pieces. will sci‘vc 1:3
$23.00— _
Rose decorated sets. border and sit ‘av cil’cvis. All'lgz-
Amcriczin porcelain with iiworutioli of light l’iiht‘ bor—
' it)” plows. l't’flll“
$30
coiiwntioimi trim, t‘Xt't'llfilll‘.
mliar $tiH- $35
Entriish and American porcelain in 5 Milan lit lli't‘élifi
1 “I’ll"
persons. rum: or $21.
$19
Green—burden" act of
patterns. 100 pieces. regular $42.50 to $43350-..
Coimlt-bluo decorated set of 100 plows, I‘lnuifiii lair-5-
English porcclain set. (if 100 pieces with blue culling!
rder and Dresden medallion. rtwttlill‘ ${ls‘l.i2(l~-l Sm:
Japanese china. nice wcjizht and finish and ( ocuratel
unique rose and gold design: rclzular $71.70 $60
Handsome Japanese china with rose iiimicr in cont/gag
tional type. 100 pieces. regular hill-1th—
French china from Mart in: ring» toxwro :iiul decorated
th rare Bkillanrl beauty in (nl't’t‘iiill iwv tic/sign oi urgiég
and gold. 100 pieces. regular $111.. -— .
Theo. Haviland French china distinctive in iliiaiitv
and finish. conventional and oral lilti‘llci‘ With will little
: background—~regular $134.50——— $1]. (.50
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Hanan—now...» ......
£43.. ilk. ain't from” Ffllll‘lll flr’l‘r
The [lowland Dry Goods Co.
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What Is Your Poor Excuse
‘ For Slaying Away From
‘~ (liurcli ?
Norwalk Chronicler