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' aressing the New Haven.Chamber of
h. v.
5 nue, returned to their home in that
l ‘ w city yesterday.
, ° Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wyeth and
’ Joseph Dams family of East Orange. N. J., are
1" CE WASHINGTON STREET,
Golder, Snapple:
Weather Is With Us.
Dress for it and
keep comfortable
OVERGOATS
$25.00 to $60.00 I
SWEATERS
$7.00 to $15.00
GLOVES
$1.00 to $18.00
WARM UNDERWEAR
$1.00 to $6.50 ‘
5‘.
l NOR WALK
SOCIETY '
ll and Personal ’ .
3 NEWS” .
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. Mrs. s. J. Cooke and Miss Florence
Cook, oi! Ansouia, who have been the
guests of Mrs A. E. Prycr, Belden ave-
} spending oThanksgiving with Mr. and
Mrs; Harry Bailwitz of Prospect ave-
nue, Norwalk.
SOUTH NORWALK.
If - l
._sC:iy_l_V_ew.
may at 10 Maple street for Mrs. Car-
:';7‘a. 0. Hull to Henry P. Price.
ssiiiwped on the Wet pavement directly
inn front of a trolley car at Main aim
“Vail streets at 63:24 last evening, but
wesaped injury. .
nibbling on Friday afternoon at 3
tic-rock at the home of Mrs. Cyrus
nos. 4
The Misses Lucile and Pauline
Dann. of Stamford. arrived in town
this morning to enioy the week end
with their uncle. Wallace Dann,‘ 2!;
Franco street.
\Mrs. l. T. Payne. of 34 Flax Hill
Road. was in New York City. Monday.
ELKS’ snow
REGISTERS A
g DECIDED HIT
“ Continued from page one
George Mitchell has sold the pro-
fitiss Edna Holley, of 208 Main sire-31
Barry, Diver. & Company. and con-
‘nined some exceptionally good
The City Hall recruiting station
v ~31 bu closed all day tomorrow.
il. ll. Benedict actign foreign freight
. .- nt {01‘ the N. Y., N. H. and ii. R. R.
35.,New Haven, has been appointed
freight traffic manager for the Green
Esrar Steamship Company
dance artists. The Allingham Trio, in
original syncopated "tori-bits," were
roundly applauded. and the Jazz
Quintette put on an interesting piano
logue. The quintette incl’iided: Clif-
ford Seymour. William ’Baruey,
Kenneth Newman. Thomas Gallagher,
1nd \Villiam J. Connors. “The 'Elks’
Toast" was given by Mr. Bowman and
chorus, immediately before the grand
finale of the entire company A merry
feature was the springing of jokes on
well-known local men, which struck a
popular chord.
The minstrel show was undoubted—
The W. C. T. U: will hold a regular
unscoe, Westport avenue. Members
are requested to bring bags with pen-
"wil‘dfln‘llm-
N. R. Parrott. former Republican na-
f'fiunal committeeman and president of
i in) Parrott Varnish Company, died in
T'iridgeport yesterday, He was 80
:wnrs old. He was a personal friend
(1:? Abraham Lincoln.
walk. Though the performers are
amateurs they acquitted htemselves in
v.) creditable a manner. the audience
'qu night, felt they were attending a
r)rmiuction of stars in a Broadway
Theatre. Thrre wasn‘t a dull moment,.
and the slogan "The Elks Never Do
Anything Halfway," was made a cer-
tainty ~bv the results attained last
night. The committee oftthe .locsl
lodge. in charge included .Joseph J.
Lin—swollen chairman: C. I. Byington,
F. W. Buchholtz. William‘ ‘Howard.
William J. Powell, Olin S. Youngs,
Henry T. Gahlager, P. F. Brophy, E.
W. Clark W. K». J. Hubbell and
Thomas Skelly. ~
—GIRLIES WILL ‘FLV TO TOWN
.T‘issem'bly Hall, Thanksgiving night to
« lance with Clarward‘s Jazz Orchestra
(Yet in line. A delightful climax to a
holiday. Tickets 35c.
. ~
'A new wage and working agreement
l‘netween‘the railroad administration
:and officials of the Brotherhood of
EIIaintenance. of Way Employees and
FRailroad Shop Laboreres was signed
yesterday. " , .
MR. DRUGGIST SAID TO HER:
"Dr. Brown was in here one day and
I asked him why he tells every one of
his patients to insist on McK & B Milk
of Magnesia. , '
“Do you see this?" he asked.‘point—
ing to the label, “McK a 'R Milk of
Magnesia contains 36' to 40 grains of
Magnesium Hydroxide. That is more
than in the others and even more than
the requirements of the U. S. Pharma-
copoeia. MoK"& R. Milk of Magnesia
is to other makes as cream is to milk;
“The price? McK & R Milk of Mas-
nesia costs you no more. .50c for a full
pint bottle and 25c for a half— pint
bottle.” . .
Clifford Pharmacy. South morwalk',
Hartwicks 3i Divine, Nor-walk.
Congressman John Q. Tilson, ad-
Commerce last night. said- that the
Eaemian nation would beat us indus-
flrially because of gigantic production
mnless a decided change took place in
rill: country.
The consecration of Rev. John G.
‘x‘ lurray. chancellor oi? the Roman Cath‘
- ~lic Diocese of Hartford, as auxilary
rilshop, will probably take place at
'41, Joseph‘s Cathedral, Hartford, late
’ n January. At a later date Bishop
Z\‘ilan will appoint a chancellor to suc-
. stud the new auxiliary bishop.
Ambrose Spoa-rpenter, well known in
- be dry goods trade in this city and
: “.ridcvporf. has taken the position as
"mnagnr of the hosiery and underwear
. .-. wlion in Tristram 8; Hyatt’s, recently
"would by Irving Stone. Mr. Carpent-
- \\':-.< formerly employed by Tristram
liyml some ten years ago and is
to be able to greet may Cold
. wnrls. .
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There was a slicht accident on and
'i :n's Curve, this morning. when. a
~11 lli'llVCl'y car with a trailer skidd-
" n: the foot of Weatport avenue
"Cl :mti smashed into that same'old
“"Jlnlill pole. The damage was Slight
ti Hm machine proceeded on its way
~ mvzwr remarking to his chaffeur
‘ A }m was not, to blam and that they
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1.5. sgi in a glass of water
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: gotten off easily.
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—_—C!RLIES WILL ‘FLY TO TOWN
.-m‘:»lv Hall, Thanksgiving: night to
.»:=.rp with Clnrward’s'Jazz Orchestra.
1 in line. A delightful climax to u
“lid-w. Tickets 350.
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whether you are going to
be a success or failure m
life, you can easily find out.
The test is simple and m-
:‘allible. Are you able to
save money? If not, drop
out! You will fail as sure
as you live. You may not .
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A Name That Means Stylé'
Think of Society Brand and you think
of style. No other name in the clothing world means style
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so spontaneously.
The style is origins.
built into the clothes by careful
1, due to‘ the Creative designing.
hande'orkmanship, to
remain as long as the allrwool fabric itself. You Pay a little
more for these clothes, but it costs more to make them.
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REGENT VAUDEVI LLE
of real
_ (Continued troll! first Page). The . ”dye” “of , the (mg. m’ tainment at their disposal in the Re-
. _ -_. q . ‘ ~al t Theatre vaudeville run which will
'3' ‘ watched with much anew".t by '0‘» 53. its opening at the holiday mutin‘
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the sound put
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boatmen and steps had been taken to
send a relief MU
girlie We!
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mummimma in
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ee at 2:30 o'clock. The management
,tafl’eta and jersey and serge. worth $22.50 to $295051—
. HOWLANDS
Entrances on Main St” Fairfield Ave" Cannon St. -‘1 ’
SHOP BEFORE THE CLOCK STRIKES 6.
For Every Woman:---
Unusual news of attract-
‘ive dresses and suits-«[3
and fine economies.
Dresses which are
serv1ce. ‘
. Suits which present the correct styles of the season 5“
In, combination With excellent fabrics and liked colors.
Including sizes for all women, practically.
Notably :—-dresses and suits for women of full figure I
. .In the gathering. many models and pleasingcolors
in Sizes that range to 52 1-2: all cut upon speCIal mes of
grace and ease.
. Suits in black and brown and navy and taupe and '
lim‘lti’éat“? titersrmb'e 8'“ era; $ 0. s . .45
or o — . or " "' — .
Worth $80 to $95—$65. 0 0 m
Dresses of crepe de chine and Georgette and tricotine and
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rare combinations of beauty and ,3 '~
8.50.
Second floor.
The kind of clothes you
want for Thanksgiving Day
Thanks iving‘ Day is_one of those times when you;
want to be ressed Just a little blt above par.
It’s _a day when you mingle with Peoule—yisit friends
or relatives: perhaps no to a footbal game in the after.
noon and the theater at night. _ l
Kuppenheimer
Suits and Overcoats ‘
are the kind you want for Thanksgiving Day—or any.
other day for that matter. ,
We’ve just received a shipment of these famous suits
and overcoats. ,, Theywon’t stay very long. either. for
men and your? men know about the b1 demand for
clothes of the ‘unpenheim‘er quality. An they don’t in-
tend to let the other fellow beat them to 1t.
So our advice is. come now. .. . g f;
' ,. Main floor, rear. .
- The Howland Dry Goods Co.
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For the Thanksgiving Dinner
Carvmg' Sets
Food Chappers
ALBERT D. MORGAN
WASH moron smssr
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all the lamenting young lady of {M
be secured for a citv of Norwalk’s'poem- She is the jolly Wile heroinm
size. Shows tomorrow will be at 2.30. played by Marguerite Clark in her
6:45 and 9 o’clock, the complete bill new Paramount-.‘irtmaft photoplay.
including the vaudeville and feature 141°“ m Pawn,” at ”‘9 ch‘ml ”103““
picture. On Friday there will be com- three times Thanksgiving Dav with
plate sfiows at 2:15 and 6:45 and pic-f high class vaudeville. The story in
tures only at .9 o’clock. Satux~day"'s.ab°“t a girl-artist who finds consuls-
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goers mbel Lee? Wen, Annabel has been
who will find a new program of enter--
program again will include three com-l“on for hm‘ lack of success at painl—
plete shows at 2:15.. 6:45 and 9 o’clock; ing by winning a millionaire, denpit.
Do you remember Edgar Allan poe's several obstacles. Charles Meredith.
tragic little poem about a beautiful [in is the rich young man. The picturu
was directed by VValicr Edwards.
put into the movies, but she isn’t at
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