“ketball practice will be held to- moved to Forest street, here.
'nt in the Community Hall, Van
Y., in the plumbing business.
m1y mm to fathom: by 5 ..
The Wm it ”iii-W ;
Ant the mm embaauy warmers
'mnum‘érous errors ‘
Let “Danderine” cave transmission of'thefiiote, whiehulfl'Oi-V‘.
or com in it: www-
\Villlani “'lthall, who has been liv- _
in Springdale for some time, has
~‘
tcmtinedzmm'hxe m- - '
in them
Mrs. ‘W. F. Weed enjoyed a brief Don
visit with Mrs. C. L. Demerriti 0t
Worlunen of the South Norwnlk Coal 'West .Hoboken. N. J.,' last week.
Supply Company are unloading
large of sand at that firm's wharves.:
your hair and double “than! ‘ , ,‘flfiy’ “PM ‘ ‘13 Shortly after eddy hurl been armsi-
- _ . '. ‘ ' ‘ let-m Frank ‘8. Strat- ~
7'»? ton to; robhmg (hie home of Mn.
1 Chlrlcs chcn, East avenue, be was ' I I ' ' ‘ ‘QUALLIX~S.QOP
LEATHERETTE COATS
orpu'gmy Infebtigflw b: We Are ShOWiUg a Fwy-8‘47 L
Roddy posed as Henry Bmmley, Ji'.,
N‘diua’u‘ 01' I
: . Hilario Mcdinn, nadrr aecntn'
forcign random, decline: l day an.
.ireaties cxisting bctwren Mexico 3m
ithe‘flnltcd Stdzoar-M»no provision ‘
he: the exemption or con-salon agems files on the petty charge or Stealing a
:from the jurisdiction often"; eon tubu-
'n'als, i‘for‘which rcisun' ‘ W. Ofidenklnr.
1 . , ‘
:the din“ Sta consular agent at , . I. t .
chbla bfga‘usertzgt" ‘wboae‘ imprisvu- 0‘ 309101. a soldier Who was kilfcd .m Gatherfi te coats at BIOdC: at
:mont a delicate situation has/demo 1'
between vibe two countries. cannot
aim immu;ili.,'.:_a:3 has been suggest-
cd by his friends?
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Dam spent the.
'wcekend in Brooklyn.
1Mr. and Mrs.
the guest..- 0!
Ernest llossu.
“In it imo custody ls-y O. J. 'Wa‘ltc, in-
vestigator for the Bureau of War Rush
Held by the Bethel. author-
A teacher's community study
will be. held at 8 o'clock ibis ‘evonpigv
in the Advent Christian Church.-
Zalt street.
She-diam of
:spent Thanksgiving at the home of
.1 IR. 1... Simon's in East avenue.
unit oi" mobiles and a‘puu' of shoes, nus
onst- was ti:
glast night a‘. the. meeting of the lint;
'Norwallt district
the Electric plant, Bayvlcw were.
Mrs. \Voodrufl' Looming lid-3 pur'
chased the Gilmartin place in Grccu;
I ~nr.- ~1. ‘!
.‘uwuuc,’ nm‘. toughen
‘rance. He was acknowledged by the
commissioners,
Friends of the dead youth uc-
Thc regular-monthly busln-=ss meet:
ing of the East Norwalk improvemenc
h
Sm.“ “wm‘imtedt the 4mm). of and marks on his body corresponded —
.‘l:‘. and Mrs. )lichncl Coleman and I
fissociation 1:; bring; hold tits
elder Bmmley as his son. and was to Prices. x
,ceived with joy in the Bromley house-
ccpied Roddy as Brantley, and score ' ' “ “
exactly with those on Bromley'a body. F - _...... _ - '- --.-~ . .--.. _ _. - --_ . ,
There was an unmistakable similarity
friéndship and commencebctweon us
{and Mexico, drawn in lost and renew—
led in 1848. established no immunity me dead mm.
‘in favor of con-ills.
ROME. Monday. 'Dec. 1.-~Anxiety is
felt by the Vaticanrelatlve to the alt-
uation in Mexico, especially regarding was Sam Roddy, of New Cmn,
‘ecclcsiastics in that country. Relig-
. sent to Mr. Bromlcy were stopped. as.
.101”? connections “'9 recently scem- wme payments made on an insurancv: :
policy held by the Roddy family tor a ‘ I
«on kill'ed in action. ‘ .
Roddy made a long alldavit declar- :
lug he was Bromley, and had desertml ‘
um Expeditionary
The report of his death. he,
.said. was caused by his exchanging ‘,.
Fears are expressed that a new up- identification tags with a dend soldlcr
lieavnl in Mexico may lead to pene- on the field of battle.
'cutlon of ‘the clergy.
- — _._. lAMERICAN.:DELEGATES,
found fPOSTPON E DEPARTURE
PARIS. Dec. 2.——',!‘lw American «'9!-
Conference,
from Brcst
arm and daughter of Ridgeflcld. called 1
30h frimt's and relatives hero, Sun- ,
Thursday niuht :1 dance will be given . (lay.
in Community Hall. under illc auspices'
:01 the Your): Men's Community Ci...,l(nu: ) ‘0 Brilloboro Vi to be am!
. - t) . ”V, 7 1....tu' . u, , _-" > .
.for the benefit of tin. Mill 1 ml 1 lln( posed of at the live Ridgk sale held at f..-
The nekt dance sclicdfilrd by the cn- that D13“). this “'H’k.
tertainment caunmiitce to h.‘ hold all
the Vonvall: Country Club will
moon in Community Hall.
. beiWecn Ready and Photograuhs or “it.“ 2.71.2332;;’J2;13LM3 3-3”
I
After living xin~Bcthel for some time ‘
as Bromley, Reddy dwappcared. com-
ing to Norwalk, leaving word behind
him that he wasn’t Bromiey at all, but
sent some Hc‘sicin
To stop flailing hair at once and rid
the scalp of every particle of dandruff
not small bottle of delightful “under--
inc" at any drug or toiet counter for a
few (‘( nts, pour a little in your hand
land rub it into the scalp. After gov-E
geral applications the hair usually stops laws against the church were not 113- Fo
coming out and you can‘t find any dim-i
vorously enforced.
grow strong. .
Payments on Bromley’s insurancqa,
Piping and other m'itcrial for the
.‘ lace that (m "hx'i‘im'u ni'lt Docent-mew sewer has arrived and another
' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ \. ;, . . 3 . , .. . .
’ p wreck will see the beginning“ of opera-
ted to have' returned to a satisfacsory
and normal
bishops had returned to
amid greetings 0f the
in .Mexfco,
A very successful dance was held in;
the Town Assembly llall,_l:i.~:t nl"]lt.' . _
under the auspices of thP V. 1,P;nd;"“"‘i‘-" at Washington, was taken "9
Svec's orchestra}? St. Aloysius Church: 5:22;}, morn-
“furnished music for dancing. The hall mg- and a large sum ‘88 -
I was prettily decorated, and there was:
. - b: _| . .
Efirge attendficg, 1;:I::h$gt::§;ilggin chat-g0 of th:1 card and novclties 8|,
increase “I e t ‘ zthe Flower and Gift Shop in South
. ' . . . T g.
A colltctlon for the Catholic In Your hair will
thick and Ion;v and appear soft. glassy
‘ ' 1":de committee. Vand twice as beautiful and abundant.
Aficr signing
i‘cnouncced it as
, and staunchly declared hc Was
0
that affidavit , he
Mrs. Florence Carey is once more
eddy.
Mr. Waite. according to advice re- ‘
ceived here, in now comm that Roddy ’
is really Reddy, and not Brantley. and
the back payments on the two insun _
. ancc policies will be forwarded the.
Bromley and Roddy unifies. -
Roddy will be put to plea in the
finial] Superior court. this after." .4
rge of theft in Beihel. "
Q. will be represented by Attorney as;
I
fancy articles. which will he
livery useful for Christmas gifts.
class. con- {UNITM
MEANS BUSINESS
'WITH MEXICANS
Continued from me «In.
irgalion to
5which r'na :) hm milcll
{for thv l'nltcd‘SfiniPs on Dev.
postponed its defirture for home.
,wns learned tliisiftcrnoon.
g A considerable
19f lhe peace
leave Paris for lives! on the evening of
December 5. asowriously flflfll'lll'iJ.
it is learned from'n high author
3 (‘rovemmemjthat ihe chanze in
a next move.
«General Germans to sign
of they‘h" peace treaty.
it is pointed but flint if the treat
is not rained the dilution beiw
Germanv and the. Halted Stains,
well as the other allied and assov'wt‘
goes backlolbc stains c
’ed by the armlotbe. ‘
Hence the United
quit? its much interested as its
also of the Allied porters. do;
‘of as. that the la '
swooped ”W- ~~
redoma at Rancho End “"3"" "”- 7 .. . _ W .
can delegation may dealt. upon fir
leaving trace it um MUM many
on excellent authority that inch ah
ranzemts will be made «It the rel»|
resentaflon of the United Status in the:
ofurtber negotiationsrtbat
and all the allied and
gers working together to room Ily ef—i
'fort on her part to avoid auxin: tlto
peace eflettlvc medulla; to the terms
oom- of the treaty.
.Freigh-E
the t: 1. Peace
iuwi
The Ladies‘ Aid Society of the R0-_
3; wayton Methodist Episcopal .
- will meet. in the chapel on Thin-sun)"
at lz30 o'clock to sew. At .
the rcgular meeting will be lil‘ld.
of I‘Iorwalk,l
the home of
lauded by Mrs. ('anfleld
glielll its last meeting at
Bliss F. May Fairly, last week.
oon. on the cba
t of the normal"
11. 111mm veij.
The .Iuil’rc store to be occupied nyl
iTllilll, the jcwclcr~ 0? Stamford. on!
is bring renovated
(‘urranzn's re
MACHINE TURNS .
SOMERSAUL‘I‘ .1
(Continued from First Page». ‘7
ply is being awaited
azcr interest in War
the future course of th!
will be deiermlncd by‘hl
EL PASO, Tom,
. I}. Hoyt find chil- Santa Sanchez,
dren 'i‘clurned home from lit. Vernon.
g Railroad avcnue.
.hington. ”j
fund put, into condition.
l
‘ the plans of tho
gdciczazlon is due-4.0 the failure of the
the mmocol ratifying the Dar-fen aldezfynlilier's bridge. The :.
‘ roam: man’s
The members of the Rowayion Drum
Corps met. last evening and 019019va
I the following officers for the cominc.
Major, E. L. Stevens;
dent, H. L. Rowland; Vice President,
Oscar .Cinquc, Secretary. \V. G. Scott; 9
-"1’reasurer, W. T. La. v’Foutaine;
Thofd. Moore:
smut, Oscar Cinque;
mince, Ira Kigzins. Ar
flames Bowman.
Mr. and M rs. commander
Eighticth Regiment of Mexican
al troops. tmluy win still reported miss-
ing, and was believed to have been,:
killed with 673 men of his command of:
675. with whom he had boasted that
e would "get" Francisco Villa, when
the bandit chieflain with 1,000 follow",
- .,ers in; revenge for the execution
Feiippe ,gA'izeler
down on the.-
polo and massacred them.‘
officers escaped Villa's v
cording to the report brought here bye
.l)r. L. .\l. Gomex, of El P350 ind Los‘
Angeles. former American um
He said he overheard the two!
officers. Colonel Rivas ,and Lieutenantr
Colonel Mari-omit. relate the story of
the annihilation of the federal
mand to a mutual friend in Santa Rou-
ceb'woman to
es i the blcycl
higher way,
_ell-=bave to
a V 9’
lsovcrul day; with relatives. Ph?m?rg?§h3mh° w“ "I
my for the theel.
Tvncs. um .ted 1mm.»
6 Quintani avenue, South
Mr. and Mrs-'Frank Brant and chil-
Vice‘drcn of Stamford spent Thanksgiving
.Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. I.
Brant of Baldwin street.
tmcl- 'Norwglk,
mtetbeatandinw t
not yet boon
Financial ‘Comf
tliur Clark and:
mamg'ed of: f:' - .
-'rry n Bentham: w? guvu'dao
‘ x
c
"‘v... 1'
Miss Pauline Brencher is ill at herl
I'Sltmtsbnrg over Thanksgiving.
{trip was made in the doctor‘s auto~
~ Only two
enge’anée ac-
:M
Mr. and Mrs.
{Hoyt street werc among th
{at a family reunion, Thanksgiving, in
the home of Mr.
(Loundes in Darien.
Genguiy will i
unscented pow- :
John Nagy died at his
, and Mrs. W. L.
West avenue. Sunday, after -»
s... on?“ -
Kerwood Strikes Mine
LONDON. Dec. 2.~-'l‘he
freight steamship Kertbo-l f-om New
Ymk for Hamburg. has shock a m’nc
oil Tembeuing. an
Ninth Sea.
[ The regular monthly meeting of
e Borough Board will be held in the
wn hall. Tuesday evening. when the
‘sewcr question will
George Velie is displaying an un-
_usually attractive line of Christin
guards at his store.
Clubbed rifles and knives accounted
for most of the” command, according
be thoroughly dls- to the. story, after 150 {admin fall if
Iiho first nurprise volley. Molly others"
3mm shot down as they fled. The Vil-
ns rougn with furry of madman.
officers ii- ho escaped said. That nt-
'tnck began at 6 o‘clock in the morning
about tentydour hours a
was executed. .
Villa's threats of revenge for the
death of his former aide were known
to federal authorities below the border.
but the surprise of theisfith Went
was said to have been compute.
MEXICO CITY, Hominy, 'Dec. 1.—
Announcement me made ct thé Max-
ican Foreign once? late tonight that
the American note had notryet‘boon
delivered. Firstlntimations as to the
The Acme Engineering Company of
Hartford has laid the come
front of the Durien bank.
Is It Ready?
Ii js pleasant to
soothing c.
is firm] or
But Vim D_vk ‘s Quail-Teas arc
no vcry délicious that om- an-
ticipates them, with delight, in
every mood.
Qumran 3 it... 31.15, inc lb. 1
Victory To: 3 mum, 35c in.
ran, 14 lb. _
Gold 1...de
coco-0.0.0.0.... m
m walk m" Mr. and Mrs. William A. Taylor and "Isl
daughter, Beverly of New York, were "‘9
pleasantly entertained by Mr.
R. l. Simon Thanksgiving and
over the weekend.
Tun are ynm'rvdin';
:h: resistance of the shin. .
NEW.YORK. Dec. 2.—'l"\e sitcom":
KW. reported .from London In
luring been when ‘n the North Su-
M here Nov. 13 with a cum of food-
“: and clothing. She was int n.-
toned as Mug Duneneu on Nov.
30.
v‘eoaeiusmeduy emeri-
ahlnagmu-oe‘
“numb:
Whole
anticipate a
up of tea when one i
Mr. and~Mrs. Chester Eladd of No-
:l'oton Heights
.. Thanksgiving 5
guests.“ relatives in .\'
i‘ter Angelo:
ew Canaan.
Mrs. Andrews in moving from (no I. .MF' and Mrs. C' E' 1" Fairy lenter-
.Noxon house on the Post Road to the y‘famed ”If“: Damn“ at a Th 3g"-
mg dinner in thcir home on Stamford
Leesotcottagc on Railroad nvenue.’
. There were sixteen persons
who may mm
lat-o. Shown!“ in
Man steamer-cultur-
Wilt? United 8mm
Mrs. J. Smith of Railroad avenue is
“ golmgto move onto the
Zciglcr's prop- ,
-.crty where her husband is emmoyetl.
“like: Rhea
Adam C. Talmadge. who was in-
jm'ed some time ago at
street, ,Talmadge Hill,
at the home land is now able to walk
4
agnen on the
his home in
ing slowly
around the
ith the aid of crutches.
Mrs. A. Doheriy of Frank
~Stamford, was a. visitor
~ ($er and flu. Arthur M
i’nt Road. yesterday.
It?“ (Slice 1' the man: it was
.connidenble part of
at: of applies sent by
In Germany.
commanded by Cap-
add-10m that A
The Mr."
Mr. and Mrs. taia Abernathy.
Edward Gray and
daugfi‘ter. Miss Et
bcl of ffiailroad ave-
.Thankeglving with Mrs.
eymour Miller of ..
’JmcsfianDyltGo.
128 UM
What anAvcrage Man
iDid with an Average me ,
r‘rning {but donor. tweak.
Whemmde
W. Huntington
meet, who has hen
m throat,
We to be it
ill with quincy
in much improved and 15
Want Ads. Bring Resulta.
bout once more.
Hope street, Glenb
icbard «F‘. Shelton. Jr.. administra-
of£he£state of the late Richard F.
man, was r.mnted pe
i Howard Haunt. em
& Burnham-of Irv
his Thanksgiving with his pare
East avenue.
for Wakefield. Mass
is working on a large
Rev- John F. Moore of St.
church has been enjoying a
giving visit in his old home
ford. During Father Moore's
Byrnes or the Holy‘
Institution in West
ployed with" Lord
ingon. N. Y., spent
mission to
.8 of the estate, yester-
moming in the Probate Court.
N
WNIWfi ‘
.CANAAN
: :1 new members Were added to
Chapel Sunday'
left town Friday, -
., Where his firm
new fourteen'yem old and
m’to bk 'putor for advice.
_And that weak out of his four
a. m account and marketis
I‘Vf . in
m _. .Woenh
0
Everyone should take .excepuonu . ‘ '
care of his eyes. At the first indici- .
; tion that their vigor baa-
fed he should consult us.
.vise conscientiously concerning their,
condition..lt’you don't need glasses We .
fence :0 the W1" 80 811"” You.
make final , of them w
t dance io'
Eve in the '
4|Ghost vFathers
‘Norwnlk, was in
Tm Hill
~ recently.
been impair-
We will ltd‘
.a meeting of the
on’ Fund Commit-
n: ‘tb discuss mat-
.,Soldiers' and 3311
‘ Edith Luker is now employed tee, Friday 6V9!!!
clerk in the C. F. Meade 5' and 10 t9.” 0! importnnc
, {memorial ub!et,' and to
aflwxemcnm for the no:
‘ihe held on New Year's
Cortney at ’j’apllown hall.
If you are in need
6 "11 xlveoyou attractor, .
ungnlcw is being erected on me
of Charles
.The Woman's Relief Corps
6 and. apron .8
flail. \Thursday, ' I
midget“! pm. and continuing ' ’
1.11,.»Keeierbas rented the ale In Raymond
41a: in the Mead building“ on,
December 1 i.‘
A Living Room Sum:
Whitth Provides an Extra lied
ta“
‘1
l
Hm are three substani in! living- room pica-r:
Video In em Min-urea comfort; gives you 1»
furniture in one. fil'inirbed ’1: My” mahogany.
0'
. .5* AL. ‘
xteredinbrownnmle skin.
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mktu'mmanyagoodiim it: ..
Wrath “lookovcriwm ro-cs
now? Oftcna mall-cut \- ‘l .n.:'-~.
a tireifnot repaired at onw.
Ifyou need new tires, M u: nil
mohair
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lbs-36m ' cocoon thatfnll w-
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M I.“ Corporations new
, exclu'ivcly. T‘x 33.
tires are to.“ that the 1mm}.
itnottoaell them. hxtmgct thrnz.
Wewauld like to start you is"
lions-Shoe '
“—9: . Then we wot'i
“In: . your tire
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