n7
RY EXPERT.
: l '. l to OUR CARE-
Mble charges.
.; Battery Co.
amen-m MAIN 8T.,
. M
Remington, all
makes. sold.
per mont':
snlti
. PLUMBER.
.-'EWRITER EXCHANGE.
3 CALL
fJAFFE S: .‘. SH
k—cspcciaily
re.
TELEPHONE 499.
.Jé.‘
n" cast more in the begin-
in you \vil' :rn’n more in the
hag; Loni-31.1135 ii: the line
Second-Hand
pans FOR JUNK
No] Successors ’l
. tely sent for and best.
‘ paid. Phone or send
_ L._EFFRON ,
.. 11 St. East.‘Norwalk.
441. ‘ 7‘ 'Tel. 441-
:Spcclais .
" he Week
" ’ " ORLEANS
: p ' S—
Qt. 30c,
PINE CAL. PRUNES,
All the leading
per bag ..... $1.79
OATMEAL,
'3 lbs. 200
-‘ . I CONDENSED
'a-can .......... 13c
STULL '
"tflt‘age Street .
gm $1.10
._....___..._-... _- _‘l
- to repair that
- BATTERY by add-
. bring the battery to
- we the defect remedied
.down batteries, batteries
m't work and won’t hold
“3:,” batteries that are
» - lg trouble can be put
' 5 CLASS CONDITION
' equipment and ex-
Held Ave, Bridgeport. Com.
,- 1; ._.
SOME 3szng -.
[jinaooldandmhem new: -,
{snipped so warm oursms flows. ‘1:
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The Hatch s. Bailey (20..
v.
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come inwe’lltollyouwhat u'nomtongiam-hom m=
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All RADIATOR eons. warn on
neawanx mas
amour-ens
ammonium
» museums .
Va-ast Bros. Gar-age
PHONE me Md 2911. :12 CHESTNUT'IT; 30. NORWALK-
carom our
aosén essnvicssrnmn f
Greatlhanks ivlng Sale
‘ , A Rare Opportunity or Bargains Of ‘
WOMEN’S AND MISSES’
COATS. SUITS AND DRESSES
Plenty to,choose from. Come without delay.
South Norwalk.
Smith. Underwood,
other
rented. I
repaired. Rentals. 55 '
\fnrvhines
9’3102-01‘ urn-nth.
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Priced positidel}r lower than elsewhere.
We alter free of charge.
The Paris Cloak and Suit- House
Established 1901.
33 South Main St. _ South‘ Norwalk.
BestElginCreamery Butter 650. lb -
Ears. every one guaranteed . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59c doz.
American Cheese .. . . . .. 35c lb.
Compound Lard . . ’ .~.._. 30c lb.
Best Santos Cofi'e’e . . . 39c lb
Best Mixed Tea
Seeded Raisins
Seedless Raisins
New Currants *.
43C“ COFFEE 430‘ L” .
;_IS_(3;,_1._I$_oyal PlantationtThe Coifee ,with “the
best.flavor.and aroma.
Iagnoha or Clover Milk. per can
19c
Country Sweet Cider. one ouart container ‘. ..... 15c
Nucoa ut Oleo. the world’s best. lb. . . . ..... 36c
ure Leaf_ Lard. lb. 36c. Compound. lb. ...... 31c
Aunt Jemima s Pancake or Buckwheat Flour. , l
, p1 .. -. . ...................
Xery Best 1!“:(8d Tea. per pound ............. 43c
Very fies? Biame Potatoes . . . . . . . . . . .' 15le. for 60c
- Blue Label Karo Syrup. per can ‘ . 15c
3 ll: ‘ 1r Onions for ...... '
shortening).r . . . .
o... .....
o
. . . . ., .......... 20c
Crisco for . . . . . 19c. 33c. 53c can
(13,33; 1% Pork and Beans ' ' 9 cans for 25c .sm. to hear full reports or the Detroit ;' variety of utensils can be had in -- --
. ' - . ------- -' . , n ' n . o r ”1 int matlonai‘ " H - - . . , w "
, Fres‘; “road. Cakes. Rolls. Buns. Etc.. every ginnifncf’h 39229211 in: wille be pres- 13“" “a” such 3‘ P1e Platesy My
Beclgmann’s Grocery
83 Washington st. ' Phone 1405.
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Nash, of Norwalk; E. L. Fitch. of
Christian Association.
tendance of 4,489 was several thou-
sand larger than any former conven-
tion.
delegation was laymen.
consensus of opinion of all
speakers. from Secretary of the Navy \
Daniels down to the last man, that the
convention had been called
of days in the nation's life. .,
addresses were given on the general
theme of the present industrial unrest.
, bvaomer L. Ferguson, president of
the United States Chamber of Com- .
merce: Warren S. Stone, grand chief Granddaughter °f c°""°“’°"‘ 6°"
0! the Locomotive Engineers’ Brother-
hood, and Bi. Rem-Charles D. VVil-
liams. D. 0., of Detroit.
able fact that all three, representative The
of [he emp‘oyer group. the ‘aborem’ Bishop \Vailei‘; granddaughter Of. CX'
spokesman and the clergyman, regard- Gov. Thomas M. “aller and Ross Ben~
less of their analysis of the causes of nett. 50“ Of Mr. _and Ml“ James C'
the present Mmgg]g_,between those Bennett of New \ork city. took place
that labor with their hands and those at the residence of the bride's parents.
that direct labor, and with all of their Judge and, Mm. Charles
methods. suggested for the solution of 42
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'I'.
,B’ggest . Real
_\
00D. Split or
c-‘
N
fiend.
'. .. . .—25c a basket
. . . 60ers: bushel
all overtow‘n in any.
'r
-—. Ma
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RUMPSNA'I‘IVE v1.9.1. 28c lb. .
LEGS SPRING LAMB ..... 3401b 5
"RIB ROASTS (bened and relied) ...... 34cm. i
roaxaoasrs.._.. ............ 34c 1b:
3261b.
AMS 32.: lb.
SMALL FRESH HANS . . .
WILSOWS CERTIFIED H
Schflllltis * Snail-ans Markets 1 ,
United “statesLioanu lo. 13.903. 7
~— _.._~ -
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”v”... . » ._, :~
is Cents :- Drink Starts an lnihlry in
illiezney said he has received‘inibi‘ma- .
30mm“ . No
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{garnet some dealers ‘7ch _l_,.,.nd Salt: is inexpens-l. re a d-cgn'
40 fi #3 cents: drink {01-me injure, makes a delightfulu after-1:23
. .. .. . i .4. ,la-‘graterdirinkmh . . .
kn Illa” For In ' " ' ’ " Mh’m'm
the problem, they all agreed that no last evening.
mermanent relief could be expected un~ ham Berridgc.
iii] the men. on both sideakoould be Episcopal
gin-ought 'o
ilook at the
lChrlstian at
ging lo Chririian principles.
vcniion which call for a wide exten-
sion of the S". M. C‘. A. work. on a com-
;niunity-wide basis in ihe cities. and
for the occupation of a large portion
of the rural fields where sixtysfive Ipcr
icenl. of our boys live. and for a meet-
' . ing of our obligations in
gcountrics of Europe and Asia.
:lution was passed looking to the more Supreme
M‘r. Wanna is n strong leader of Chin-
csc lifc tor'av,
«Nee peace dclczatlon to Versailles. Mr.
Eridv t-hzllanzde the Association to on»
iei‘ mm the special opportunities oii‘cr-
rd in these countries. at this time of
unrest. amour. the vast masses of the
people.
Thn F-ifrfiold county committee and
the local cclumiltccs of the Y. M. (T.
;\.‘S. of Fairflcld county. will meet for
fdimwr n: the Hotel Mahackemo,South
Norwalk. Monday evening, December
DR. ENo phones-fir SOLD.
.lohn Crawford. the wall Imown real
.cniaic man. this wcck sold the well-
,known Eno property consisiing of 115
arres with over a mile or the shore
floniage, for in the neighborhood of
3125.000.
hruse.
(“’5 house. eic..,and isronsidered one
'0’: the finest pieces of property in this
srction.
.York‘mity man who will make this his
{p'rmanent home.
i! ke hovwsion mu! will take immedi-
ate steps to restore it to its former
bcauiy. ~-
' BOOZE psorireses. SOUGHT.
NEW carcass. Nov. 29.40.:
. The delegatestrmn‘ the Y. x. C. All
of mildew county to the International ,
Y. 11.3 C. A. convention. at Detroit, have _ ,
returned with reports or a very inspir- 1
ing r31“! . interesting gathering.’ The ‘
Flu eid county delegation WISQM‘JT
honored in‘ the" election of 5
Stanley P. Head. or New Canaan, as,
Secretary of the county work ’sectlon
of the convention. The other dele-I'
gates to the convention were Lewis
«
Trumbull: Lewis Dunn. of Nichols;
The total at-
About one-third of this large
It was the
of the
in the day,
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Last Friday evening three- notalrl-e'
BATHROBES FOB. NEH, WON EN AND CHILDREN. .
TRUNXS, TRAFELING BAGS, SUIT CASES, UMBRELLAB.
yatt
Warm Dry Good! Store
A —
' y
r 1
best line of Children’s Fur Sets that we have eves: shown.
For press..." 13'... Of ChriStmashPresents
3m COATS—A most dependable line 'in either silk or cloth finish. For ladies and misses, and l
"l“ "be mm mm”?- E L- 3“. for the children with a natty little hat to match in apocket of each one. Children's 3....
ton. . . _ .
This great gathering, held in the cm too. ~ 12”“
Arena Gardens, of Detroit, was in , . . 15
many respects the most notable con- ' mud cl sin or In com ination. The
vention held by the Young Men’s m mm D t8, sly
CHARLOTTE WALLER '
emor ls Bride.
it was a not-
marriage of Miss
Vauxhail street.
church. officiated.
titudc. and to act accord»
in the Navy and in the ive frock of light blue satin and car:
raveled along the west- ried pink Killarney roses. Franklin
The house was
decorated with yellow
Chrysanthemums. Soulhlngion millax
Resolutions were passed by the con- and palms.
Following the ceremony a formal to
ccption was held.
FRANCE TO GET
”,9 weak PARlS. Nov. 29.—Fran(‘c
A reso- ten of the German
(‘ouncil
is in law:
decided
210 all-
German naval tonnage
France is allowed
’otment of
The prescnt understanding.r is that;
the remainder of the submarines \s‘ili '
be broken up. (Dispatches from Paris;
yesterday said the Supreme ("ouncil‘
for reasons identical
With those given in the aTloimcnt of
the submarines. ltaiy. it \vas—sin‘ml
if hell nuns '
. htlilm Sills
the oppormnilv in gel :1
Mr. Eddy recallcd the
“‘nunq to the Christian relizion.
He headed the (‘hin-
eat meat regularly (i
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Esia‘e D-‘al in Yoarn’
Consumated This Year. 4
No man or woman who cats meal
__.__..
retularlvcan make a mistake hr flush—
ing the kidneys occasionally. sax-ski;
“Til known authority. Meat fox—ms uric
arid which (logs the kidncv pores so '
they sluggishly filter or strain oniv
part of the waste and poisons from tilt»
blood. then you pet sick.
There ‘ Nearlv all
rheumatism, h( adachcs,
la rge
i ‘.
barns,
a. twanty ' room
Savage. caretak-
WEDS ROSS BENNETT
' Refuse from Hide;
NEVI’ LONDON, Conn, Nov. 29.—
(‘harloiie .
B. “'allcl‘.
at 6:30 o‘clock
The Rev. Philip Mark-i
rector oi St. James'
The
the place where they could bride wore a gown of white satin and
situation from a distinctly lace, cul en train. and carried a show-
er bouquet of bridal roses and orchids.
Miss Janet Hislop, daughter of Mr.
Sncfigtan- Daniels. of the Navy_ “Sea and ."llS. HISIOD Of Nathan Hale street
much of his time in telling: of the war was maid 0f honor and “19 bride‘s
‘work of the Association. as he had obv only attendant.
served it. hot
Army. as be
He closed with a strong P. O'Brien of Chicago. a former mass ;
, appeal tothe Associafion to pmprimo mate of the brideeroom at Cornell.
.ihe possibilities of the present hour was‘best man.
’and influence the lives of men and “‘aCl'VEI-V
boys for Christian citizenship.
She wore an_ attract-
‘rcstauranmiincr is no longer content ;
ill-lo he told by the waiicr that the _vcl- f
,in: in his tastes in the mailer.
GERMAN SUBMARINES‘
:‘illuuai'incs. ilie ’
today in ,
iperfcci organic relationship of n... As- continuing its consideration oi l
lsociuiion and the churches. "mung ”w allies
Sherwood Edd"; m _ihc closéngdad: this number oi" submersibies. it is cx~
‘drcss of the convcnlxon. ‘0" fun ay plained. because during the uni sac
gaitemoon. told of ”'9,“9'ld'“jd? ln- was unable to build io lhc extent ..'
gfiuence that the Association had had. others and the “mm“ hr-r plums 1mm:
'Hc told ”1' three boys. "f Indiaxihal‘ devoted to the making or munitions~
he and John R. _Mon had mcl. in enly for the us? "r all.
years ago. when these boys were poor
outcast lads. without a Singlehope in
the world. Today these boys are lead-
era of the three leading churches of
,lndia, and are leadim: the world in.an him had decided that France would
““90""? movement for church "uni-”net. at least five light cruisers and ten
lie spoke of K. ’l.,Paul. an Indian. who torpedo hosts
is now the head 0i the Association
movement in India. and recalled the
Lme when he'and Mr. Molt met him. . . -. . . . .- -.
for the first time, whcn Mr. Paul was a :1le Effenfzeflgtufiit “ZIZTLIF: allot-
nakcd boy, with no ihouchi of any ‘ ‘ “
thin: but
square meal.
:dnv when l”: rind Mr. Mott had, in
visitinu the students of China. won C.
iu-ncd Monday
of wild zoom. coming north. alighlml
i‘" (‘mnpo lieu
int: around for nearly an hour.
Vplc who saw llicm said that llic birds .
fiver lame and fat. and man} I‘XPTF';~S~
'ml ihc wish that they
‘llllll‘ Thuukiszivinz dinner.
I
.laps‘wd yosn‘l'duy
‘puiwicli llw collapse.
PYREX GLASS DISHES
are very practical
gcause they are made to stand the
gheat of cooking and yet are so
j good looking that they are put
Flush your kidneys occasionally if you 5 directly on the table-
; the most sanitary material for any
:utensils requiring constant clean-
:ing, and has the additional ad-
.vantage of extra quick baking
[and high heat capacity. .A great
dishes, etc.
iT-‘S HERE IF IT’S HOUSEWARE.
’ BUTTER FROM LEATHER.
:5:
go
5;
Used for Bootl‘
Eaten by British. ,
'lJONDON. Nov. Zr'I'he iir’itishcri
is beginning to rcali that. like lhc:
«.ihinocerous, he can eat anything.
During the war. butter vanished
from the menu. the only obtainable,-
Isubslitulc being margarines. The!
.small boy asking his parent what was
’margarinc made of. invariably got the 1'
reply. Oh, buts or something." But I“
Znow the small boys knows. And so
does his parent.
The government recently found ii~
.self left with large surplus stocks of
anolln and castor oil. and it was an—
,nounccd in the press lha: these had."
,heen taken over for the manufacturcj‘
of margarines."
P And now scicnlific journals are icl
:ling the much-tried British public "it
:is possible ihal during the war you
;ma_v have builcred your bread with?
Ready-to-wear
We Solidi Charge
Accounts.
The leading Store llil‘
Clothes ior Men, lie.-
men. Boys and Girl
5
the rc.l.-- oi hid-.s ficm which your
bools were made."
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Butler being still unobtainahle. the .
MME. JEANNETTF
low substance on his \plate is "mar-g '
aux-inc." lie wants to know whit-in
ixind- lanolinemagioroil. or hide rcl-n
1150. And he can: it or not. accord-l
WILD DUCKS VISIT.
“SOUTH MAIN ST.
A visit to our store will } .
of great satisfaction to 3. .'
Many Flocks Going South at Compo
Beach.
A unusual
ra Llwr occurancc he p~
:Iiu ”men when a flock
ch and remained. walk ,
South Norwalk's Lead: 4 l
Corselierrc & Glen 3‘
I‘co- l
—
k
had onv for
M
PIT OF KILAUEA COLLAPSED.
OFFICE HELP
-‘ v a ‘7 ,‘ \
llll 'l. '1‘. ll, .\'m-. 29. The run... lb Kink: = ,
pix of limini Kilauea. whirl: for
n‘ouths was lmcl with the main czar - cans - 4 i
UT. and nvvrilnwml fi‘eqlll‘nlly. (‘nl- SIX thlS “981‘ to “
and fell 400 loci.
" I r o 1 d.
(‘lli‘llimiakv shocks accom- pOSItIOnS remam unfi 10
Tc n
We need more students.
\
Our courses will seen fit an
earnest student for nail pawl
work.
indeed. be-
Enter Monday.
Glass is acknowledged to be
hum”. ensues
CQLLEGE
Youa cumsrrlus
GIFTS—
Vliriximas presents are. i-w:
l_\' speakilig, divided into ‘
classes—those you don't 1 7
and those you don‘i {334, l1
ihcrc's a third clussvwii-
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ALBERT F. GEHEBE l
~ 25 Washington St.
PHONE 527. i
PROMPT DELIVERY.
liver trouble,
nervousness. bladder disorders come
from sluagisll kidneys.
. The moment you feel a dull \c
the kidneys or your back hurtgzi ii?
the urine is cloudy. offensive, full or
sediment. irrcgular of passage or at
tended by a srnsalion of scalding. not
about four ounces of Jad Salts from
any i‘gliable pharmacy" and take a
‘tablespoonful in a class of water has:
(for breakfazt for a few days and your
The: new. cwncr is a “New
December ‘1 he will
v
‘ L
that come from Bramdk. 4.:
Which “'0 hope you will L'i'l.
for you couldn‘tJmlp lull i
”10111. City pcoplc. \vuri' ml
! about Christmas sills and
“Ewing a lack of illcux'. \\ u
do well to come to Bum-ls
CF. 5. LYON .
lob Printing ?
- South Norwalk ‘
_I
This fa~¥
acid ‘ot'
and lemon juice. combined with’
:kldneys will then act fine.
imous salts is made from the.
_New Orleant.
«vi almost!
erjoausen irrilaiicnythus cud
der alson‘lers, mg him};
‘Mmasmmk
Individual “Name Pencils”
fish the pencils in
n ilhooraphed ho
sign M§ei
JCWOII‘ ’ Store and. have ill. 11‘
choice.
Stam
rt- mm; and has been used for ‘ . I - dl mGold ._
intent of Justice. 'oflicials here -ye ter- lions to flush clogged ' ane‘:en:;:l§ 80:11:! CHRlsTMAS‘Gift With a per. BUYING IN SAFETY I
.37," were investigating repaétfntillf: :glglllll: {119:1} to activity. also to neu‘l will: filial-dammit: fine“ is printed
«as conkeepc‘s. were No “a“. . n :9 l e no ds in uri . “ _: '3 reel ient ‘
"yield jiof alinuorpx District. Attorney he g" N no long Solitinstead of in p in
At BRAND’S
areas .
noun-v nonwaLx, coon. r
’3 “wintry trade
acturcr. Wc tun. ‘
“ts 01’ 3. 6, 12,
11y or not-ax ac.
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