A complete Assortment 0!
f‘ Bed Coverings
Mrs, canon-arms,
angers, 'rmow oases up.
warm.
E K. BANKS
. “AHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
‘ South Norwalk.
“arm; rumour.
. For lilo-walk and vicinity: Generally
fair-tonight and Tuesday; slightly
solder tonight. A longr ridge of high»
preeaure extending from Montana
“In the American lexicon of dress
there is no garment more appre-
ciated than the honest-togood-
ness sweater.”
And at this store you will
find a good store of 'em.
Medium or heavy, plain or
fancy, big or little.
Time cannot wither or cus-
tom stale their infinite variety.
. ._ southeastward to Virginia is produc—
" mg pleasant Weather with low temper-
atures in nearly all districts east of
3 the'Rockv Mountains. The tempera-
ture. along the north-em border from
Montana to Michigan is from 10 to 25
degrees below zero. Frosts were re-
.' ported as: far south as Pensacola, Fla.
Icons of low piessure are central over
. Oregon and Maine. The maximum ve—
, plane flight
National one-pipe heater in the resi-
lience of Mr. Frank A. Parsons. 10
{You street.
‘lrll members of Donglus Fowler “'0-
lmmis Relief Corps are requested to re-
member the meeting next Friday eve-
ning at 8 o'clock. when there will be
business of special importance.
Rumors which
around town for
have
finally consummated a deal for
Woman Relief Corps, No. 15. held a
cutting it up into building lots tc
- . . . .- . - : lvc the housing problem for the
.bosmess mectm; last Fllda). which ‘5” ' ‘ . ‘ ..
m Well attended. After business was,l‘upl(ll_\v increasing number of upma-
transacted a ”.1... fine ThanksgivinqlllVi‘S. was emphatically denied by Mr.
hopper was sorvrd to the. members an'd‘Mm. Ratchford t_°d31'- . .0 _ ..
firm-ch was ‘much enjoyed. . lllt' lain) .15 once: the turnout t_nd
' __ nest properties of its kind in the (ill);
limits with a long frontage on the
state trunk line highway from Nor-
eulk to Dunbury with gently sloping
meadows extending back to West
Rocks avenue and would be. ideal tcr
resizl ntial purposes if new street:
put through. When the Norwalk Golf
(fiuh was in its heydcy a. portion or
the farm was leased and one of the
best courses in the county laid out. A
-—Tonightg Mill Pond Dance. Town
Mnem hly H all.
z‘fi‘ed Arden. Jr., 3‘. Pill(S court in the}
City court. this morning. was fined $1“
"and costfz, anvountin: to $9.80, when
"Cm plead guilty to charges of drunken
he land breach of the peace. Arden.
fil'tWO other young' men. was arrest-
‘ , come time ago. for creating a dis-
- [fiance in a Day street grocery. He
' away when taken to police head-
fluflrters. but rave himself up Sutur-
dav. '
events held there.
handed some ten years
son. and removed to near his place of
xhusiness.
HIV-Hiring. Red Men's Fair tonisht.
DE ATE.
AND FUNERALS
"David Vaughn of 4; Mom: avenue. ‘
'Danhury. for many years an engines",- Mrs. Louis Glendening.
5n the New York. New llavrn & Zilrs. l-Lizubcth Fagin. wife of Louis
Hartford rrlilrnad has h-mn advance/l Glcudcninc. died at her home in
m t‘m home of her His-tel", Mrs. “'ih
n a used by engineers all over lhv-
8W Haven system and hi:: work will
' him traveling over the sys'tnri
e greater part of the time. lMury‘s cemetery.
.l‘dlfrHu'Ne llhuud and two daughters, the Misses
l
mcrr-v -".'. :il 8":0. and from St. Mary‘s
Sat 9 o'clock.
WHITE FINE AND TAR [PLANNED KINGDOM m DESERT
f Adventurous
26c. including tax .
n't on-Powell Corporation
South Norwalk 1
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Youths Had Great
Scheme to Make Fertile Region of
the Waste of Sahara.
Governmental authority. co-opcrut-
in; with parental authority. has
thwarted u romance of youthful adven-
ture at Denver which rcmls like u
Stevenson or n Poo. 'l‘wo boys, six-
teen and fifteen years old. had planned
the esiulilisluucnt of the kingdom of
' Suhuru. They lllltl studied qups and
: devised engineering! plans, delved into
. finance and perused the military nl't.
until thc'funal of their informulion was
astonichiug to those whose duty com-
pelled them to step across the adven-
turers‘ pull). '
The Denver youths were planning
Soon to invmlc tho Suhnru and set up
their kingdom. over which they were
5m rule as joint kings. The natives
. § Were to he organized into a powerful 2
army of 7.000.000 men. This army was
> f0 tlig grout artesiun wells. water from
' which was to form two lakes with an
area of 250.000 square miles, The
Senegal and Nile were to be flooded,
shutting the new kingdom safely in
against hostile incursion. Portugal
was to be coerced into ceding Portu-
guese. East Africa to the new kingdom;
in return for which Portugal was to be
helped to take British and French
Guiana and the former German pos-
sessions in Africa.- Each of the joint
kings hurl figured out an income of
$14,500,000 for himself.
A dream. born of a disordered fancy?
Sure, but— ..
.4 .. . .
THE 5th
All - money deposited ,in
fihiti tank on or before ' .
, . . .No more of a dream than that of
my’ the 5th Of Decem' " l the German military party which start-
; m will draw interest . ed out four years ago to drive the Brit?
‘ ’ - . 7 . ( ish lion to his den. to clip the wings
from December 151;
. of Liberty and tie America to their
chariot wheels. Building a powerful
kingdom in a desert would be no great-
er .task than that assumed by the
Germans of laying civilization by the
heels. * . ' .
Henceforth.- it anyone proposes to
fly to the moon or to build a spiral
stairway to the earth‘s center, he may
, ate the example or the ruler of a once
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' llnrl‘n its elements of romantic adverb
loclty of wind at New Haven. Saturday Prices! ,g';
3”““7’” 3? "m” I" “33' . Men's $3.50 to $15.00
. Egg-“331;? Sig???“ “D *0 5‘0 i” Boys’ $1.50 to $6.00
,Mrs. “'illiam .I. Poster of Reed __
‘ slrect. who has been unite ill at her ..
1:31:11; flo‘rdeome time. In still confined Rogers & Stevens
r—‘Dancing, Red Men’s Fair tonight. Norwalk South Norwalk‘
.nfiiani‘il?.3..If.‘£f°lf.”insllii .t’efifl RATCHFORD FARM
NOT SOLD TO N ORWALK
TIRE AND RUBBER CO.
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been flying
some lithe that the
Not-walk Tire & Rubber company had
the
purchase of the fine Ratchford rarm
on Main street. with the intention of
club house was built and many sot 1le Q
When the club (125- l
since the?
building was Hold to William Ander-'
’0‘: a. position with headquarters in i)! idgnpori, on Saturday. at the age of .
f e'w Haven. In his new Work MIX Iforty-fire. ’ The funeral Will be held'
."mtghn will have ovci's‘uhl of all ;t'
iliun Riley, 21 London street. tomorrow ;
The burial will be in St. '
She leaves her hus- '
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{treat people who assumed‘a‘task sin» _'
D’Annuimiogéo; will; 7 MISS " LAM '7 N BRIDE
Will Attempt to Fly _
31'9” flaky”???
I 7.-_A_(Cont1nued non: rage One}. ,
‘ Everett Woolworth. brother of {h
groom. was best man.
flower trimmings and velvet.
gowns were from heridan.
hair fern.
effective train bearer.
voile.
and Clarence Icke of Troy, college
classmates of the groom and Paul
Knippcl of this city. a mutual friend
. of fir. Woodworfii ’and Tiles 'Lamson.
Following the services at the
church. a reception was held at the
friends and relatives.
Decorations at the home consisted
of Chrysanthemums. palms. and fern.
the color scheme of yellow. white and
trreen being affectively arranged by
Hartford. whose work both at the
church and the home proved to be n
distinct feature.
Mr. and Mrs. “'oodworth were
showered with a wonderful array of
gifts. After the reception theyJeft on
a honeymoondrlp to Atlanl“ City.
Upon their return they will take up
their residence at Springfield. Mass.
The groom's gift to the bride was a
handsome diamond breast pin and
the bride‘s gift to her attendants were ‘
French rhinestone buckles. The ush';
era received front the groom heavy!
gold monogramed cuff links. The
We lime received from the learned bride’s am to the groom was a sold.
Micheal Monahan this tee-bee: lWfil‘Yh- monogramed.
"Niacin, the old buck ,,,,,, is cred-tr The bride Is the. attractive daughter
ited with havinsz'had sweethearts whenEOI Mr. and Mrs. Frederick 11. Lawson.
he had COMO to four score years—30f 38 Maple street. Her father is
Sun Editorial. ltreaaurer of the Norwalk Tire 8: Rub.
Nlnon do Lenclos a he? Ho. ho! [fiber Company. Was active in Liberty
you see it in The Sun, is it really sorilloan and—other war enterprises and
M. m, , r“ ;occupied.a prominent place with the
0 Mike, Mike. “he”, are your wnanatlonal Labor Policies Board and the
Ninon is the Newark Evening News'sgunned 3‘3"” State Employment‘
old buck. not ours. You are referredlscrvice at Washington during the last
for further information to either-.39“ Of the "5 .
Madame La Rouchefoucauld or Mad-l Since coming to horwalk 59‘0”“
amois’elle Moller.
To make. preparations for an air-
from Italy to America
Captain Ugo d'Annunzio of the “Royal
Italian Artillery. son of Gabriele d’An-
'nunzio. Italy's fighting post, is re-
;turninz to his native land. Before
.starting home he said he would use a
5.000-horse-power. eight-engined trl-
plant. He would not di-scusg details
of his plan of his proposed route.
. r
-Monohan and the Sun ‘
Micheal Monohan of New Canaan;
has emerged from a bout with one of'
the Sun's literary quippers. accordinz
to the followlng "report" on the Sun's
editorial page some time ago:
or SPRINGFIE" /_ ' . 1 0.1.1) MAN
N. Y., Miss fierce White of
Southampton. and Miss Jessie 'l‘uttle‘
“ of Nmrkrthe bridesmaids being:
sorority sisters of the bride at Colum-
» bin
The mid of honor and the bride:-
maids were attractive In sons of the
sunset shades. Miss Lemon weal-ins
orchid satin. Miss Helen Zeeveld and i
Miss Marguerite White wearing blue.
and Miss Helen Hat-kins and Miss Jes- l
sie Tuttle being attired in pink, with l
The l
The maid of honor and bridesmaids }
carried nosegays of roses and maiden
Miss Ruth McGt-ezor. daughter of!
Rev. and Mrs. E. I“. McGregor. was an
She wore white 1
The ushers were Stuart Whiteslde
of New York." Walter Snyder of Troy. :
home of the bride’s parents. 38 Maple ,
street. those present being members
of the bridal party and a few intimate
mar. mm. 1. 1919
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an HOLD or “T
WESTPORT TRADE
Are you one who still
be‘ ,
the rang and dance of 11:6:
vertuing solicitor who say;
his paper is the only one 1112.
circulates in the Cm}.
towns? ‘3‘
If so, you are on 13»...
track. Your gogd
til.
being spent-for hT’lgi;
take pride in coupe. r.
Norwalk merchants- .30 “.3.
to present their bur nos; 1 .f‘
Westport Public two f"
columns of the WEST? F .. ‘.
HERALD 01m:
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Published for three x .1
by the Jones farrlr
good argument as to .3:
good newspaper.
But you want to 5:: a "
m 93—19 a; ill}? J. ‘ v35
sooner you do the lttwi‘r m
in your pocket. ‘
Wrong ‘
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OLD or?
Sell your old cars to the Br;
port Auto Wrecking Co,
North Ave, between 0
dge.
1316
ah and
friends.
Dwight School of Englewood and
other preparatory work was secured
at theOgontz school at Philadelphia.
For the past three and one half years
she has been a student at Columbia.
Mr. Woodworth is a son or Mr. and
Mm. Harry G. \Voodworlh of West-
port. His father is a well known
banker.
ler Polytechnic Institute at Troy ,and
while in the university became a
member of the Pheta Nu Epsilon Fra-
ternity. the Renaeeller Society of En-
gineers and the Phalanx society.
He is a veteran of the great war.
{inflating as a private soon after hos~
'tllities began. he was attained to one
or the engineering regiments and by
‘d‘dddd
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She is an accomplished vio— ,dint of effort and ab:
linist and studied under John K. 803- tmotion and was disc
.39. of New York. She is a graduate of lieutenant.
ATroy, where he a
years ago she has made a host of~
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He Is a graduate of Renaael- :
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Several month
lembarked in th
ltook charge‘ of
loompany and has been
iceeaful. He has
'both here and i
ttended school.
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DARIEN MAN ARRESTED.
jail in this city on June 5.
Charles Van Ostrand. of Dar-ion,
flan to serving out
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the demonstration of this
lth its 26 points of. Range
Superiority. and to showing to the best advantage
the entire family of Better Baking BARSTOVV
RICHMOND RANGES. Our only regret in making
this announcement is that‘we must also tell our 038-
tomers that like all superior maniactured articles.
demand for BARSTOVV RICHMOND MULTIPLE
Ranges from all over New England far ‘exceed the.
capacity of the factory. \Vlth dlmculty‘we have so.
cured a limited number of these brand new and
better Combnation Ranges. The best place to ap-
preciate the BARSTOW’ RiCHMOND Multiple 13
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Introducimr This Perfected Combination Range
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place your order early.
range now or not, you will
about the. B
its full size, unobstructed, always
size, flre box and two dozen other bi
lority. the BARSTOW RICHMOND
the Range Revelation of the hour.
Every inch a worthy member of
designs.
TS TODA
you come early and
we will undoubtedly be able
to put one there for you. But whether you need a
want to see and to know
ARSTOW RICHMOND MULTIPLE. W
ready oven. full
g points of super-
MULTIPLE is
the BARSTUW
RICHMOND Family of Better Baking Ranges—con-
pact and efficient beyond all previous
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{branch of the Not-walk Tire a: mug
signally one
a wealth of friends.
It Weatport and In
Bmooneon'r.‘ be... 1.-—-At liberty
more than four years after breaking
1915. t
was
arrested in Stamford today and later
arraigned in the City cont here. He
was eentenced to sixty days In addi—
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PIPES and '1‘ 5.3060
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“’9 will buy your . ..
goods. rags, Duper-e.
second hand gouls. A' . ‘4.
have. Price according
.ity of the goods.
always.
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