A‘Oomplete Assortment or f l
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Mrs, cannon-name“
m' rmow oasns AND'
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' -E. K. BANKS.
'3 UARACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
' South Nor-walk. -
. Prompt service and hot stuff
for young men, but good
' ‘ taste withal.
c 't , N ' Table d’hote' or a la carte.
Ready to wear or made ’to
I , ews _ o‘rder.
l Special designs and models
for young men who hke a
change in their menu.
Novelties just done to a turn.
Thanskgiving Day is near.
‘ Mrs. A. Riedell, of Norwalk, was tak-
bn; to the Busllwick Hospital. in Brook-
: lyn. yesterday, and was operated on
today for cancer of the stomach.
Mrs. Lindley Johnson is reported
I britically ill at the home of her par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. A. Carmi Belts, 74
Newtown avenue.
Rogers 8:. Stevens
Norwalk South Noe-walk
4h BIRTHS ANI] 18
”DEATHS flURINfl BET.
According to the records of Town
Clerk Herbert R. Smith, there were 46
Mrs. J. E. Waterbury of 27 Elm births: 18 deaths, and 45 marriages in
Norwalk during the. month of October.
latrdeeé. ‘whznflell iowmsfénls it”??? Tile complete vital statistics for the
. an [S can .r a s on n. is o a) le .montll follow:
—Join the parade to tile Firemen‘s
Fair. Town Assembly Hall. tonight.
Dancing. .
’ Tile \S’oodway Country 'Club, in
Bpringdale wil close for the season.
1.which has been highly successful from
”Every standpoint. with a supper and
fiance to be held in the club house here '
'pn Thanksgiving eye.
Ported to be improving slowly. Sile;oct(rbo]. Births.
hat-l not yet resumed her duties in; 1_-Jolm J” to John J. and Lucy Bar-
Rocltinchair llall, High. street. ron.
_.._. "lowitobort. “i. to Carl and Gertrude
l Sehmitt; '
. The Fai'fi‘fld County Savings bank!ISL—Marjorie. to Oliver and Martha
‘llas started f0r90l0<llr9 proceeding-'4 Saunders, '
against Vinmnzo Mat-<- of York streetil? , .il-lln 12.. to William and Alice Alh-
for alle ed nrlllpllvnlenl of a note son.
g l ‘ I - - . i15-~.\l21l'l0. tn Bartelo and Sebastiaba
when due. 1 roperlv ln \ork slreel 1‘4; De \l'lrte .
involVed. Tll‘.‘ papers \Vl‘l‘f‘ SOl‘Vt‘dng Joytlfl‘. '.0 galvaiore and Annun-
yesterday. 2mm Tie Luco.
Plans and specifil-lltiolls have heen‘
prepared for the‘ construction of n Slill-51""“II)“‘2"~On
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inf: on the New Canaan branch tor! 9 g
here. ‘
to Andrew and Plizzlbefi
lhe Tidewater Oil (70., which has pur-I ledi.
oil-med property. framing in H0pt‘dfl--~Fl‘.lllli. to Jaseph and llosie (‘al-
BtreeL near Belltown Road, Springtime, 20m”.
. - e. . ~ . . . Annie
{The company will start business as!“ 82:23::1‘ to Michele and ,
Soon. as tanks and buildings
MP 9"9Ct'll2—N0rulan. lo Earle and Viola Baker.
I 6--—-Gertl'ude. to Charles and Gertrude
fed.
.___., _._ Cullen.
l —Derby! Derby! O'Brien's, 1-~ Smneneo. to John and Frances
Manzi. S
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The strike at the mill of the Mlamm} 4 33:9 ‘0 “h“ “n“ “7”)” °‘
Manufacturing Company appt'z‘lrs mi 4-11;,"391 .m'Frtlnk and Angelina De
have been won by“ the company. Soon, Mal-o.
the, mill will be Operated by a mull ’4—7Ceorge, to Henry and Bertha inhn-
son.
,10 ,- (wt-ill», to Carl and Cecile Linnea-f
.Tn'an. to Stephen and Susan (202-.
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1kg$mh i3. Gumbel-t and. Lucy A. 4:205: R. surges and. Wilhelm 18—Patsy Masonflmd gag: Abgakeg _
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1‘8:Jay' Seiieck— Blekley' and Marion Hume: E Dean and Anna Provan. '~29"g{°:;§§s. F3 , ‘ l
L. Thompson“ :* » ~ 4—Clgreuce E. 683V"! and Mary L. l31——_’\nbfll‘ E. Coley and Evelyn G. .
6—John Dnrden and Josephine Sykes. Ramsey. l payne- l
25—James Rose and Magyfguy. : . .S—Panllorns and Susie Voras. ‘3l—F‘rank O- Berg and Jennie L'. Le- , .
29—Arthur L. " Young and 4’ ‘ esi l—ggfihael P. Glenn and Anna R. Kin, Count. . .7 ‘ .
Ahearn. - ‘ - : ’ .__,1 . nt and Harriet Sei- '
S—Frances E. Scofleld and Ethel n, l—Joml Blaychak and Rose Villas 4 132;” F Bryn ! QUALITY SHOP
Vetai. " ’ ‘ l ‘1‘me 5‘3”“? “a "‘13 1“ ll9—Jamés H ‘thmott and Ethel L. -- ~~—- ——- ~
is—Wllllam J. Lee and, Mrs. June Pan" 4 gluing". w h d l 3 Taylor ' . .
trico. l —-— we W. rig t an Comets __ ‘ ‘ d Emma “v.
14—Erncst V51 Johnson and Elsie L M» Knisely. 18 £3332“ Wagner an ew resses
Wilson. ‘ 4—Thonlas B, Vaughn and Helen M. 28 Inmes Orocz and Catherine Toth. ,
11——Howard D. Baker and Genevieve 29 St. John. m 23—Melvin H Waldron “a Edna M.
LaFaye. “James Parker and Marie - '
11—Horace A. Walker and Clara E. Pier-pa. . ,zzlgfir'fi. Neilson and Mildred 100 New sample Dresses, all ad-
Bloomer. R . 29- Orazio Sc’arra and Vincenza Fa‘-é G Burt‘s ’ l '
13—-—Charies A. oberts and Ethel M.‘ lo. ' " ‘ «
Fisher. 22—.Tames F_ Nolan and Afary C_ Cg]. 27—m2' Schofleld and Grace M' vanced styles, at mOderCte
1—3;ng 1" Weld and “Wm“ V. 2_g::i1k J Kelley and Agnes L. ll—Vincenzo Sabatino and Marta Pa- ' i
8—Davir‘ 9 Starring and Mrs. Ellzafi Golden. . I data. 4 pr ces'
beth Miller. 18——-John Stab! and Alice C. Griffin. 4 \-—'l‘rv . spun“... w,“ . \ .
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Overland 4 Tounng, $845'
, pleio quota of ollel'ulive‘s. Yesterdafl" 4«—Rer\‘l m Vt'il‘iam and ms“, mun.” . .
: morning “19"“ “'35 4‘ break in the 6—Marion, to Charles and Anna Leon- :
rank of the strikers, many (f whom nrd. '~ o .
aplied for work. Mosl of tlleil places. 2“",Q“~“".‘°- lo Carmine and Carmina1 : Sp r1 1’] gs N
however have already been filled and. . .varc1a. ‘ . q ‘. r..‘ e s D V er an ‘ ‘ I I .S t
a few were taken back. ‘ .mél-t'lct-mlne. to John and iall7.betll 3'3- . .. O
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_ -_ 4---‘[>;lvu.. to Bernard an] Autumn (19., “ - ,,
—(lo' to the annual fair of our friends Hmm. (I 3 a1
the fireman at least one night this 11“‘l‘lvl\\‘:tld. to Edward an”. Mn)’ CHI" {35" - _ ., V 6 0a S
week. left. . ‘o ': '
. .- -.. 2:1 fist-leianna. to Thomas m‘d Flr'r< ff»). . ,
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WHITE PINE AND TAR gammy“. m .Tnlldndnd mlgmlllm". ‘1 S . _ f Three Pomt Cantilever Three-Pomt Cantilever S rin
3 26¢ including tax: meow... m John and Bessie Mcfllul~1 . .. pnngs o_ Over‘llacrlld 4, by their spec1al thecarfromth p as protect
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Bflflson-Powell Corporation I‘lfigtolzlim. t( Rudolph and i'idlla1 5.4.: passengers from ordinary roa’ 501m B11111: Siam}, c3513), lengthen 1m llfc and redUCC
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South Norwalk gala? m B°oge§§n°afia En, SEWER .5; h:Vng', tw1st1ng'i swaying and Vlbratln are . ._
23—32): to Ernest and Carmela Drad- . ‘3: i: onderf'lllly CSSCnCd. 2-. The IOWS O the Equl mcnt Of overland 4 is dependable
Bil—Germanic. m Antonio and Kane; 935 qoad seldom reach you.JThere is less ten- an comp etc from Auto-Lite Starting and
Ple'b. 5 wt ‘ ’ ' ' ' tin ‘ -
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24-~-Calrhorino to Francesco and Filo-g .3: .. gen 00 art 30'1nCh Spnngbasc give the :tfrcngthd
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,‘ {31*}:(82: tomxlél‘lllzgl‘ and Lillian Sew! :4. 0 5 WC gowible onlanWié-fia Steafdin hereto. ' , 01' N
V loo._$:1‘lf{n to “ever and Rebecc'lg . if?" ‘b d Y. 0 011g Wheoel- H see overland 4' at the first It“ '
:- ,"Y;_d1;n; ‘ - ‘ ‘ ,. , , : thasee liaéllt Eregtlgclggt, yet Overlaand 4 retains Ask for booklet 099° 31W-
“ l19—— Frederick. to Anthony and Freda ; ‘ " ‘ .. WClg' an economy a vantages Of R d8 . ’
l ‘Hul'rick. . l ' loo-inc heelbase / 9a tel.) $845.; Coupe, $1325. SCdan $1375
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“39 Regal“ to T‘ukene and Ruth S 'l . ‘w¢w§fi‘g PnCeS f. O. b. Oledo. ’
[Hm-Frown. to Raymond and Florence - V l
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, F-— Min'x to Rudolf and Mary Muzer. .
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WILL YOU.CONTINUE l :ikrmlr to 1n and Rome Stachel
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YOUR WARTWE
THRIFT? ‘
With Liberty Bonds paid
for, our patriotic Thrift
it done the pe e of South
7 7, Norwalk any particular
, ; good? . * »
We believe that it has and
that having saved for
‘ your country’s sake you
‘ will continue the habits
4. for your own welfare.
Road to Independence has
been made with a small
Savings Account. Start
yours with $1.00 or more.
Lesson is aboa over. Has
Manyaatart aldng the
; ’lflmEdr'l. to Brunislaoand Stanislaw
er Gurny.
‘31—Flzll'tnce, to Albert and Clarissa
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Dunn.
1—7M2’lhnl. to Thomas and Ella Gar-
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I 7—VVinifred. to George and Louise
Schock. '
Deaths.
—.Tnlln A. Hedman, 62 years.
Aline M. Brundage. 45 years.
«Luci:- M. Bowen. 2-! years.
. 6——Mosnc B. Hart. 85 Years.
8-——Snm"ei T. Jones, 89 years. '1
8~William H. Betts. 79 years.
314~Palmn Di Pietro. two years.
14-~Edg'rie Manzv. 44 years. ,
.14efilla.lieetaW'a Krinik. two months.
:15——Daniel F. Flynn, 89 years.
17—Josephine L. Gregory. 77 years.
ask—Katherine M. Klinem. 72 years.
22—John H. Creighton, four years.
24—Mary Ella Jennings. 61 years.
’26~Frank N. Ferris. 63 years.
29—Dorothv L. Sanderson.
31—‘Catherlne Pers'tia,,aeven months.
l . Marl-rages.
. 26—10111: Ostrucher and Elizabeth
' Loves. - .
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