v
‘
Jerry. Fox trot.
18618—1uup 'ft‘zme. :.‘Jx trd.
Yellow Dog Blues.
13623—Givc Mo a. Smile.
Girl of Mine.
43171—11531 Me.
. Yearning.
18619-—-Blnes.
chet Kissm.
Groovy.
Prat Lt. 1: , . L;ow.
G1828 «Nelly was ‘ (c
€21.33 ~Carp;ice. 3:514:12.
6530—43131]. Were “is. 2:.
At the stated communication of Old 7
M'cll Lodge. No. 103. F. & A. .\l., “Pi
morrow evening. the (fillel‘t'd approx»;
tirr‘ degree will be] coni’m'ca. i
(marge R. Roberts. the mechanical.
expert of the American Railway Exg
press company. is ill at. his home. .\0. ,
10. Franklin street.
._...__—.
Three candidates were initiated at
the meeting of ‘Norwalk Lodge. No.
709, Benevolent. and l’rotective Order
of Elks yesterday afternoon.
, At thr- Meritlx-n Republican city con?
' vrnlion last week. ell-Mayor Daniel J.
Donovan was unanimously chosen to
head the party's ticket in the city
elcttion on December 16.
l
()n £11104.
-» lleoembm Victor records
Stole open until nine o't-lot-k “"f’l'Y
ww-ning. F. L. Hamilton, 49 \lall
ll
Fl 31"}? .
fez: trot.
125:5‘21—W‘hm trzc rreac‘her Mlkes
18321—41 LL-ve You .717: the Same, chet Adeline.
Glluck.
Cé827—The Deluge. E'mbalist.
fiEAR THEM AT
_ DONNELLY’S
16 sum MIN STREET.
M;
Secemc Records,
13317-Alooholic Elms. For t_r:t. ' ‘ _ ‘ 4‘
Von Mine.
4.
a.
'4-
‘ w." stczday, contained a' page story on;
“ police cfreavernl cities {or months.
3 yesterday, through «police headgnart
W
1:"me
-_o :ag' lurk wanna? imam“ ne.‘
no DUDLOIa mystéry. giving-a review
1': the case which has baffled the
I . An automobile thathad been parked“
on Pine street. for several dayn. was
returned to the owner. ‘John Lawson.’
ers. 3’"
-—-Sale of food and useful articles..-
Dec. 5th. .llto .3. Trinity Parish Hall.
-
Agostino D‘Anico, of this city. is
n‘anning a visit to rolntf'ves in Italy.
He visited the ofiice of City Clock Irv-
ing D. Robertson.,thi:; morning, to ob-
tain an income tax, certificate, which
he must produce before he will be
granted n passport.
r
The community teacher training
ciasg will meet in “the Adventist.
church, in East Norwalk, on Tuesday
lemming at' 8 o‘clock this week. All
members of the class and all persons
inmrccted in the work of the Sunday
school are invited to be present.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.-
-. Frank Brn‘ndage of 256 Main avenue.
*M... 418:1. Not ‘9. and buy no .lnm:
nicely. Mr. Brundage ha; been con:
newtod with Taylor & Golden for sev-
cral years, and is receiving cungmlu-
lotions today.
t
,
2m. and Mrs. Stanley H. Beam himself
ave taken up their residence at a
Tcnler avenue. 0
———December Victor records. on hale."
Store open until nine o‘clock overv
evening.
street.
»
l A slight accident occurred under the
l," -~~"‘nr.t.on afloat sum-oat! bridge at
:45 o'clock yestelflny- Mternoon when
~autrmobileu driven by Sherman O'Con?
”Mr and Tony Coppola collided. The
WWW“ was'trl’lling. and both cars
‘tware awe mpmooed‘ithmtrcpom.
\ A "‘2 invaded the Men of Wil-
iunm ”drown. 128 Huntington avenue.
'mtmvlnv. mad m hugely enjoy-in:
much to the discomflture o!
the owner, who appealed to the po-
,lioe to amid a w «neon to the scene and
irlx the responsibility. He‘ was refer
Otllccr Flank V'. Raymond has been "’d '0 tho Dfomcuting attorney.
.1) for the past few days at his home
on South Main street.
Putnam Hose ‘(fompany will hold a
wrting this evening in lhu Central “95‘“ with cmme...
Fire station: ' ““
‘ Pm mmicau-d am at 3:55 o'clock
——'rontgm. mm Pond Darren. Town ml! mom” “'9‘“ “Find" 9"” ‘5‘
monthly Hall.
Edmund T’. Hyatt ,ol Tristram &',
iFlynfifts dry grads stoic has been 11.».
his homo, 20 Sam uvec,
'vnrtr'd ill at
nue.
—-
, The flair 40!. Uncut: We- No.95, Ims
gprovcd Order of Red Men, will open
‘hiv evening in the Wigwam on Wash-
ington Street.
~Hrar the now Dv-(‘emhm' record
1 Donnelly's, l6 South Main street.
Al‘ tho departmpnts in the R. & G‘.
corset factory 1'09!"an operations thi
morning uhcr a short shutdown tncna-
blc the taking of inventory.
.lmlze and Mrs. James T. Hubbrvl
*“ANT‘JNG EVERY WEDNESDAY
out Saturday evenmzs at 'l‘own As-
; rmbly Hall. Grier Brothel-5‘ Full or-
'1 rid? door a! ‘9 Chestnut sweet, «in a
summed attempt to Moe an entrance
into the h‘duae. Occupants mulled no
“no Winn. by telephone. but
the mam had disappearedwhcn Police-
man Lockwood arrived. at the rosi~
~ done». A thorough search of 11m
neizhborhood was made without 1‘-
sult. J .—
Th" Muir-ct Herman W. “intern.
“(1 victim of an accidental shootlnz
Thanksgivinc day on Long Island
‘s‘ouud. \vns hmught to this «My last
owning and was tslt‘c‘l‘l to the home of
“r. and Mrs. Joseph E. Parnell. ll-l
'fiho'1v firm“ where tho funeral will
h‘ld tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
1‘0lnrk Mrs. ('ornell isoq aunt of
“W. \V’Htt-rs. who was MM; ilellc
Light iovnvr‘r‘y or thin Pitv 31" I’m
I V "“1 “"“4 :‘ f‘"l'\ "f ‘1" 9"”! fill“? "(WNW
H
5
H n
Guln‘iul' 3138“?“ Of North \Vilton, sud family of 4 \Vest’Main street will .l“ Yuk-w.- of 3 North street-v llanbury
v. in; has been confinod to thexNorwalk
u“ a recent accident. is again at his
litilllt" and is convalescing repidly. , %
i‘vurinz, Red Men‘s Fair tonic'ht.
.a
i
Llciynn & Co” the contractors,i
in?“ tho contract to build a summer loonfined to his home, on Qumtnrd ova-I
on title. since Friday. when he so," .3er an:
the French hospital
t"l‘.'io' for
"nvnintli street, New York, to 0051; attack of acute indigestion. was
completing a. to resume his duties, this morning, in l Nrrth‘nrvl East avenues, was 501d Sat-
for Charles A- ’the office of tho Ferris (‘oal Company? lll‘llily.
.q.
91-41%“). They are also
1:» six-room bungalow
.l'l‘fll .nn,
’l'onicllt. “in Fund llcmcc.
‘ 'Itlbly Hall.
_.__.__..——
inral Manager E. J. Pearson of
. 3:. v; Haven road system has sent.
, , .. circular letter to all officers and
. vr-s; in which he expresses his
m {union of the achievement of
«mmnyes during the recent "safe-
1Ws-«”During the period of the
tlwre were but. thirty-six casual-
cll the New Haven lines as
during the same
' -‘ tf-I‘l‘
<' Hiram-cl With 126
m" the previous
. m‘ 71.4 per cent. On three of
":1 5va llm‘en lines the record was
.p cr The (increase for the eastern
. n, was fm‘ly-IVVO DPT cent for int!
.
g. “ml (-f 21):» drive.
~... lzml .‘lt-n'v- Fair tonight-
”... 43-22:”
I The
a
; 1919
.4 Christmas Club
I; will close
Friday, Dec. 5th.
No deposits will
be received"
fiber that date.
Checks will be mailed
about Dec, 10th.
.year, a de-=
"l .on early date change
that avenue and Cannon street.
—Tonizht. Mill Pond Dance. Tow
; ssrmbly Hall.
Stephen S “41.4.44. who has bee
dbl
, —'l'he Browcr & Malone Feed Com l7 l‘lrmu
Tm‘n’pany has just received a car load—m
)fancy Maine potatocs-for family ll‘it‘i
Ask the price for
any quantity.
Main street, Norwalk
Captain Frederick A.
been visiting his
Henry \Vilkins of North Mainstree
Captain Dunn‘ now stated at th
Port of Delimitation in Newark/N. 1..
where large quantities of government
supplies are being handled. -
i #112“: trimmers' and opemjorc’
‘ncial mooring Tuesday. December 2
a R o‘clock. in the I”. L. ’U. Hull. \Yash-
tgtcm-strcet. All requested to attend
a
n
F. H- Bedlam. has taken the con-
"rac’t. to build three Cottages at the
corner of Elinzbeth street and Ply-
mouth avémue. for F. H. Gleason and
L. S. Beers.
improvements. .
as, Yan- W Surly
2c [ Barnum.
Thev will be of. the ban-
rza‘ow type. with five rooms 'each, with
. ' rats. transmits
. , their rest- .Nuxw. Saturaluv.
hospital Wilh broken “1’5 as the result ‘ér'we to 2 Newton-n avenue. corner of;
| ——D!OTICE.
I Srmo one loft a package of laundry
y I llr. Rouvwoll‘s offirn no Saturdav.
l . .
g \' chum: for it.
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n;
IMPORTANT REAL ESTATE sALE.
o! P-‘rt of the Getch’ell place. corner of
The part sold was all or the
lurouncl west of the brook. consisting of
i :1 house, barn and four acrc-‘t
of land.
The house was built by George R.
treasurrr of the Norwa-lk
H.007: Company. fiftcrn years ago. and
lie: one of the "finest houses in Norwalk.
“Mr. Barnum lived there nine years. and
b“0tIl?:lE?n-l:;s is“! it in J. B. Gotchpll. a silk dealer
t .of New York. who lived there several
é fycars.
May by Charles Magoo and
who are the purchasers.
Mr. Getchell still holds the land cast
iand will make extensive
gmcnts in the spring.
, /'DOUBLE ?
if you ever see 'donlie . 1;, H.
,itol'lfattimesadlointt. .-“ f
.40! me. is .tbrowl _
”mm 9130'";
Osborn formefiy resided In Nor-walk.-
P. L. fiatflllon, 49 Wall.
. 1
k'!
nvwnlwr ‘ 2nd. Owner may have same'
It has been occupied since last
family.
of the brook, fronting on East avc-nzio.
improve-
‘ a clerkin-Glendenmg’gdm we. is
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_‘_-_.___
Mrs. Nellie Abbofl Hawaii, a weal-
thy widow of. social prominence in
San Francisco, Cant, was married to
(finance maetick Osborn. ‘a resi-
dent of New Haven. Conn. Mr. 0»;
born is a member of several .promi- g .‘
nent chills, indudinz the New York;
Yncht club and the-Rbyal Automobile ‘
Club of London.
Mr.-—nnd Mm‘nshorn are of Rcvolu-l
tiomry fame, and-filmy belong to me?
Society of the American Revolution.‘
They will leave flat, on extended tour
in California out! the Far East. Mr.
l
and represented the town in the Get»:
oral Assembly; ‘He was also commo-
dare or meteor-wan: Yacht club. ml ’
the death a! his'ifl‘ther. Charles F. 05-; ‘_
born, he inherited a. large estate. 1
“u l
The Meat of Kiss Amy Heart- 3“
field. “fighter of the Rev. and Mrs.‘
l
osscnn~nAwaLL j
The ancestors at -
roll!- I!
For Sale-- _
m sou—we have over one hundred pieces of val.
We Micah—Wenm, farms, Tenement Houses.
“valued from can no $135,436). ’
~ Can you: say humor.
- Raymond Bros.
Pcriection vii) He aters
‘ in its tho one 110;!de thing for chflly toms.
m an ML!!! or GED“ OMS.
30m amt. mm comm-s
mmmmwfihlcloonwhfiecnomel.
inn-mono & SON-
.Good'i‘cclh Mm
Funk We“, of Newburgh. N. Y.,
to Gouge W. Nev/berry, of Texas, has
been announced. Miss Keartneld tor-
merly resided in Brewster. N. Y..
where he; “the was long rector of
the WM church, and has many
W 5: this city. Silo not .1
Mr. Newt—cry while aim wcs engaged
in Y. I. C. a{ mark in France. during
the Ila-tum no: in that country on
o auburn! o Wk? regment. was
W'o sister. Miss Ruby Heart-
land-“howled shortly to a
Mo m. a {mommy officer. her I,
want no mm has Wary:
been nuanced. l
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Mr. and Mrs. Neville Bayley, or the
Royal Wm, plan to lam loi-
Elam, Florida, todny. for the remain-
der of the winter. Mr. Baylcy is les-
see at 8.1m Point Park. '
Mr. and Mrs. Leonora Merrill, of
Brooklyn. m the week-end guests.
of Hrs; Maxim: pat-em. Kr. and Mrs. ‘
Edison T. Hon-rig, 15 Taylor s'Venoe. ‘
General Frost attended the Army
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THE LATEST MODELS
. LADIES SHOES
Wenllupociiln‘ttentiontothanowmodolsthatwem
rwoivkgovaydayotstyliahtootminallthemm-
hr shades, Wyn-din combination, including my novel-
tiosnottobeimdekowha-e.‘ "
We Specialize in Children’s Slices.
l or 311th: Ming-mm, singly and in combinations.
,. CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
.81 Washington Street. South Norwolk.
and Nnvy Wall game Saturday or-
ternoon. as the gue'kt of Commander,
W, of the Now.»
Mrs. Thomas WM and doubters. q.
Elsie and Ruth, 0! lhy street. have re- "
turned from Hilton‘s. I. where they.
nttended the wedding or menghra;
son, Edward lacey, last week. '
Chester Watm.ot-l.ockwood over-e. l
spent Thanksgiving with friends in
Berkeley street, Nom‘alk.v—Stamfordi,
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Advocate. ‘ ,
Dr. and Mrs. Vl’illlv H. Crown. of‘
New Haven, were visitors in South
Norwalk, yesterday.
l Miss Catherine Van Alstyne. of High ‘
street. has gone to New Haven for a
short visit.
..._ i
IPEARL WHITE AT THE REGENT.
Pearl ”White. one of the most noted -
{of motion picture. stars. who set Nor .
walk agog in her "Perils of Paulinc"
and has since attracted nation-wide'
attention. lastly in the 'serial produc-
' tin of {Robert J. Chambers' "in
Secret,” undrr the film namc of “Tho
Black Secret" will he at the Regent
Theatre in this: City Saturday of this '
week. according to the announcement 4.
made by the management last night. '
The coming of Pearl White to Nor» ‘
walk will give manv of her admirers;
who' have always followed her plo‘
tux-cs. another chance to see the prom-
inent figure of the silent drama. Her ‘
work which has never failed to create ,
a. sensation was of,sncb a. chardcter
in “The Black Secret." as to win the E
admiration of the biggest producers
and directors of motion pictures with "
' the result that Miss White has strict: _
been kept busy declining opportuni-i
ties to eien contracts at rates now,
even to the now favbuously paid ucretm 3
artists.
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DRESS‘DF NEW YORK WOMEN
I ' SMOCKS FL‘IlNG PARSO‘N f
! REV; YORK. Dec. ].——-'l‘hc women;
of New York adopt styles which c0235: ‘
girom “thte most immoral women oi;
'Paris." declared Licut. B. W. May-l
nary, the “flying parson.’ in a sermon
'ltist. night at the Hanson Place Metho-
i
4-
. um 'NECKWEAR
Collars of ”but, trimmed with Ostrich and plain Marabou;
» duhwidl Gallon, different styles and sizes,
- $12.00, 14.00, $15.00
Warm Wool We in leather mixtures; almost equal to four
gamut: for warmth, os theyextendbelowthewaistlineinthe
front and.” the valet in the back, have roll collars, pockets
R'some are belted. , ,
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Dr. S. M. Diet: .
BENTIST.
47 Small Main Street
South No'rwalk
_..___. ..___. -_ -....._,._. ..M
FOR THE LATEST STYLES
IN
FOOTWEAR
GO To
MAX LEVY
81 80. Main 8t,
80. Norwnlk.
- ~_.__4.—J
Health and fluency. ‘
Hygiene 0!“ the mouth is fully on
important as hygione of the body. A
decayed tooth is always a mace, eov
peciallv wllrn the decaying process
n‘enclmr t,‘ ‘0‘“ the gums. UlcelntiO-I-
.Pyorhoea or Rigg's disease, toms of
inflammatory rheumatism, beat a»
. ‘1 *‘ Hill: retmqtinn" of the kidneys. '
I tonsilitis, rxophthalm’ic eyes, and even -
,w'lxzibetes and Bright’s disease have'
Salmon traced to diseased teeeth. lam--
gamma and nauseous bmth are our.
‘ercanses. limo-econ: . ‘
or an antacid or any other special.
mouth mealoauon or expert 14mm 1 '
ycome and see me. My advice, is free. '
urination
_ ‘16 so. MAIN St, so. WALK
HOURS—9 A. N. to 9 P. M.
Sunday: by Appointment.
”annou- a! chmm’
:mm- Mt.» W ondmm
Imfllnfl mt um Min”
1-?! viz-m, W amt“.
fact. are: t! con-lam
' um nap-mu,
In '59 dim-rant organs II ‘
g
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ream wormed
ttor life
l, min.
chiropractors "my. man-o ‘
tsease and min. health in rat“
nrough harmonica}. the nerve I”
, 4mg in your body. Mimic: ' .
; then opt-clot attention; alto GIN.-
, z are or the spine. You will name or"
izret giving um Chimp-motor 3 ohm
0 help you "
Magnetic ‘reatmenh Gino 4N.
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
34 Washington '88.. 80. NM 0.0..
Graduate from Palmer scout
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Egg, Stove.
Nut and Pea
‘ J. I. MALLETTI‘E
Herschfieldi Motor
Transportation Co.
Daily Service Between New Haven. Bridgeport.
- ' Nomad: and Philadelphia :33; J “if?
10 large trucks otyour service for all kinds of transpor-
tation; padded vans in furniture work.
L .415 1‘
C-O-A-L \
Prompt Delivery
Harris & Gains "
“Vital”. .
dist Episcopal church in! Brooklyn.
The "flying parson'.’ . said he had
‘ .been “shocked by the lack of clothes!
:worn by women in-New York.” Be as-
,serted that many of the women wore;
Hit-canes “out. so low in the back that:
‘one can count every- vertebra from;
lithe waist up." ‘
.4
“Let the pure women of America I
to our styles" he pleaded in mos-4’
dug his address. ‘
hers‘. . . .ino28
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BANGED UP PLAYING ‘ Foo-mu"?
Edwin Stevens of Franklin mil
.. ;
w as a‘numbe’r or can” and at
We uncouth!!! rm“! if H
' ”m’ tumor or W m: “
, in 13rd tackle {foot he
' "me am chitin .
’ to strike lit-stew;
momma”:
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South Norwalk—lfi Water Street. Phone 294. 1'01. 721.
New York City—174mm Avemu‘, Phone Farragut 7347.
new Haven, com—oer awe Street. Phone 427 Colony. I .3; ‘ v .. 2-.»
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1018158; on: wmonr
‘ m V‘ “gym {hum ‘ ,Iwnn' to-vmte‘it by
Wh*d§§dftoflernf flock rd 3W
Wagons and W. 1 it bargain prices.
; it
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
(3 Water 3.
Into ,
'G. H. Hedonberc. PM
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