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com uonwm
in:
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"riiltérWQVLBll
. i?*?i'nr.j§"‘it?
- "Hose
NevVPrices‘onthe“BeItofAll”
'L! Hose ~
um um
Ripe strawberries and
er; p’lcked here. this week.
An important
rotto will be hcld this evening:
session of the- higher cou‘ts.
-—Pea Coal at Harris & Gulf.
year smelt season.
lab have been reported.
‘rment store. in Springfield. Muss.
ital during
'1 —All styles Soft Hats.——0'Brien's
Sunday evening.
he- Casino. Bridgeport.
inc. Nov. :9th.
lice departmcnt.
‘Ihat turned out was very orderly.
’I‘TitL regular met-ting m" the Homi-
and School league will ivc held at x
o’clock tonight in lht‘
‘he Norwalk High
Hoyt will speak on
Schools."
school. Charles
"Banking In Our
H.vA. llvgelein has been awarded
the contract to install International
oneqii e heaters in the residences of
Mrs. J J. Golden'or 27 Cedar street
1nd JJC. Patrick or Middlcsux Road.
Newton.
The lint-st corset in pvt-r)" particu-
-Jar that may be obtained anywhcrc.
an up-to»d.ite model in the famous
‘Lily of France" muJu‘. m w-r sold loss
than $8. is m‘i'c-re-ul as :1 special li-zidt-r.
8t.‘5 per [.nir. by tho N. H Ryan (‘0..
’ this work \‘rv- :uiv.
. Next: Tuesday i-virning' there will be.
a social for thv whole church mem-
bership in the South Noun-ilk Mi-tlio-‘
dist (‘hurch Program of i~rit(-rt:iiu-,
ment in “bu-h in lzsim:
everybody will take
1, provided. .
Let thc children enjoy the. victroll
with their own little records. The
Bubble Rooks have been made. '03-
opecially for the children. They arc.
attractive little books written so that
any child will enjoy reading them a
listening to the rccords. You can
these books at Dounciiy's 16 So. Main ‘
m I
a part has bccn'
-—Redmen's Night.
own Assembly hail
altz.
b
, P‘iremen'a Fair.
4 ’1‘
tonight. Prize
f a...__
v ..- —-an -—
l rummu cnocoum
".‘Stillson-Powell Corp.
= SOUTH NORWALK
...Eej
raspberries
netting or Mos-liter
‘ Deputy Sheriff Nelson Benedict was
.In Bridgeport yesterday attending :1
Fisherman are complaining of the
No catches or any
consequence of this dainty specie of
Royal n? \Vilson. of 24 Clay stn‘t-t.
has accepted a. position as receiving
,and shipping elm-k in u large depart—
A boy was born to Mrs. John Dis:
row, of Wilton. at the Norwaik‘ how
the first of this week.
rs. Disbrow formerly lived in Nor-
_ Members of the P. O. S. of A... the
D. U. A. M.. and the. Jr. 0. U. A. M.
will attend the evening service. in the
'flouth Norwaik Methodist Church next
Norwalk members are interested in
ceremonial of Pyramid Temple. A.
0. N. M. S.. which will be held in
Friday eve.-
'In spite- of the Armisticv Day rele-
stration Last night. not ‘4 single com-
nlaint was filed with the uptown po-
The large cmw‘d‘
auditorium of
~Finti assortment of Caps.~O'Brien's.
3
.(‘il.
‘ll‘cllnws hull. South Main sti‘vi-t. ut ti
.o'clock
‘mii of town councils will be present as
well as tho state officers.
and in which "
~int; u largo numiu-r oi nrdt-rs for the
:toothsomc 'l‘hzuiksgivlzig lurks-y. :uul
giivspilc rumors to the contrary
:tbv prim-s will bi' within lht‘
reach of :ill. lieml his wee-k ‘ (‘nll
:Bpt't‘liLlS in his big iulv. today and or.
iii-r this :il'tt-i'imun if possible to insure
LISLE.......... .60c
SILK...........$1.oo
Mighty good Hose at
the old price of 75c and
$1.25, and just as good
now at sixty and-a dol-
lar, '
I
. Rogers 69’
Stevens
Two Stores:
N orwalk So. N orwalk
l
.side or the chin of Goetano li‘urncc
i384 in nil. by .liidxi- Vouburgh in the
q fence Sunday wmbe. oboerved with
a m-cial- service in the lie!
Church, F-outh Norwalk.
.morning.
A regular of the 0
and Trimmers'jaocal.33
thin evening at 8 o'cIOck. Business or
importance. All members are request-
ed to be present.
.' Patrolman
_-the Non-walk group will be held this-
;evenmgs at the Rownyton M.’ ,
:Church, at eight o’clock. The speaker -Waifl.
of the evening will be the Rev. “711»
liam R. McDermott. of Port Chester,
.N. Y.. former pastor of thiavehurch.
lHe will be pleased ,to greet his friends
before the service.
. -—Redmeu’s Night.
Town Assembly hall
’Wsltl.
Andrew Buckingham. of Flax Kill
‘more than one sense last night. when
Road. prowd to be 21. good fellow in
he providcd the members of the Am-
v‘mpn- Paul
Fireman’s Fair,
tonight. Prize
methods of
are known.
ure
eriean Band. who were playing for the
profits and
dancing at the block party. with lust
coffee at 10 o‘clock. Needless to m}
the. contribution was gratefully no
cepted by the musicians, as the. nigh
ul \‘0ll.‘ 0.” thanks for his thoughtful-
nztip-tion —nll these diz-
ni-as. conferred upon Jim candidatr’tl at u 5 "all“ consequencenol indigestion are
Luigi Bartholomew. or :0 Laura special cotnmunication of St. John‘s‘ avoided if Ih= bowel! us he! once
ntrcet. who on Saturday night last. ,lndge. No. 6. l". and A. M. held Mustf cnd‘rqukf-
during no argument ou-r :l curd grum-
in tin-
nxvnuu
might in the
of .loc \‘uliuute. 15 Mix {lcy street.
piece out of the
store
hit :1
of 63 lioutun sin-rt. was this morn» ePia/ms for u
in}: rim-d $75 and coats amounting to
downtown. court. llurlJu-lmncw
l
The red and gray foxes :ll‘t‘ quite}
numerous. .
Tripp's Lunch curt is receiving lbs.i
itnnuul rout of paint today.
SQ‘Vt‘rlll wumli'linck and it l‘i‘w pur-
tritlizt- were Slit" inst \vc-ck in this \‘l-
cinity. ,-
],'inllll.:‘_ romn. l‘m‘nilurw in sets or;
plumb“ pivots to brightvn up thu- honw
for 'i‘huuksghing is min-rtisvil by
ltuiinonti i\‘- Sun See the utli';u-ti\'(~
ilisplzuu iii the Show windows.
—-Rcdmen's Night. Firemen's Fair,
Town Assembly hall tonight. Prize
Waltz.
Alt-x \Vhitc. or Laura. sin-rt. re-
porii-(i that his Ht‘Vt'll-_\'t'ill'—Ultl son iuul
disuppmirmi lroni home. This “its at
7 o‘clock lust nigh! :ilui iii:~ b0) liilrr
rviuriuwl home.
..—-——..._
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ul
Another of tho-.m- Mihvs of short
Ivnu‘tlis ui' ili'iss goods. rantings and
linings which lzzzvv pron-d so popular
zit 'l‘riatrnm ¢\'- Hyaitt's is :uh'crtim'd by,
”14- lhlt'l‘)!l‘l$lll;‘{ lii'ni today. its .1 big
(‘llq'lnt't‘ [U SJLV’.‘ lllOXlt'}'.
The institution or Hid Glory t'mm—
Daughters of Anu-ricu. will taki-
pint-r on Tm sub»; ruining ncxt. :it Udil
and u delrgntion
lu rge 1' rom
--—- Cool :it Harris & (Bans.
”sour l-‘. Srbultzv is :ilrt-ud)’ hunk
i-ariy dv'liw-ry tomorrow morning. i
A valuable pinto glass ill the A.
.Hussun slur“. 51 “fest uvvnuc was.
"found broken early this morning bvI
the proprietor wlu-n ht' Went to opt-n!
up tho store.
ithi‘mmh thi- cwtcr or the pitiic.
{\Vzwhintrlon sin-ct. ,v
fwhi-n she drow-
,Arthur
.iu'vnuv.
rsniil that ill-njiiniin drow- out front.‘
vftbv curb without giving any wurninp;
:or his intention. and her car struck
(f “‘1 1 the~ lt‘ft front wheel partially ripping
‘z-l- ’ "Haunt-"wart— <--y-— l . . ‘ . 1T ; _. . h ’.
g, ‘E ‘tu [in 0 mm] blowing tilt in (
.le damage was i-wttlcd between the
two parties.
CVValtz.
There was a large hole .
H is:
’nm known how the glass immuni- bro-
t-sterdny morning.
into :1 car (iriu-n b)"
l., Benjamin of S l’rospm-t
first district. Mrs. l‘ochrnnv
-—Rednien's Night. Firemen's l-‘air‘
‘ll l i-l‘l l"i"i"+‘"
:. F‘l .
l‘l'i l~.'
Which Gives
you the
3 Greater Feeling
of .
Satisfaction:
7.7 .1.
Kill-'Xfi'utl 1.14 l i r'r. ‘
(1) Some perm
luxury, or
(2) Menu in the
Pinkthnttil .
m buying PM by
‘reamofthew
'Whmu
:m-I‘mv w'ss rat w‘.flh .
.t.‘
- +3942” 'F‘a':1-a+,rA+-.A~.L» .. -
I
van
a:
v n... was :‘r. mm “‘1
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'ADM‘IT
even to yourself‘that
you can not save
money.
You admit failure
if you do.
n
Start a savings ac-
count instead and de-
posit regularly. '
to
mo ill
Mirna-i ni‘tcr thc bitter had knocked int thi-
him down «hiring the- progress of H Ito the ounce
"l'rct‘ l‘or nil" and it look illnt‘ stitches
rinse the wound.
was ri-prvscuicd by Attornvy
Keogh and plcd guilty.
[Michal 15:!
The store cloSes daily at 6 o’clock
g
.t :13:in row on Malian file-ct at
W 1.1" thiamnrnlnc mm!“ Pumi-
on Sunday man \K’almcc Sara-nix to
' -hm‘ul8»m'tine made. 1 _
. .A Mr. and Mrs. Perry at the Clt)‘
will be held Hotel began a dispute mum, tut-«yr
nitame at 830 o'clock last evening and
ed to motor-c peace to the tambou-
A folly of the 'Epworth League; of lie was sucCi-ast‘ul.
~Rednen‘s Night.
E. Tm Assembly hall
It is hoped mu then- will be a.
good attendance
chants of the city. at the meeting BL
the council
city, and now of California. will
area- the meeting on the up-to~
goods quickly.
point out various methods to m
of “stickers" as
on "margins
retired grocer of thirty—ant yrs“! 03-;
portencp and in a nationally ”combed
writer and authority on minim-BB loll-l
was very cold. and the. Warm drlnl “3‘ The meeting “’m ““1" -“‘ ”j
proved most bracing. The musiciant °°l°°k‘ ' - 1
extended to Mr. Buckingbum'a cordi- ——Latest Soft Hum-O'Brien's. .
'i‘luLenteri‘d apprt-utice degree Was:
Two hundred wi-m present .9
right Eutthe moi-ting. which District Drput)’
l. :llurry Scafk‘ld. ol‘ Stamford, attended.
organizations to be lit-Id in tho temple!
Fon November 24 for the fair workersi
.Iiil _\\’I-i‘i- dist‘lil‘t‘tl.
fair and did not recche tickvta
Elm}: in touch
llurtholomt-w loimrgw of the i
Daniel Mt‘flfim light-rt London. Louis A.
' mneir, Jr! a'nd 1.. "row-n.
Rica—ft“
‘ BYEGHT
any pniy ‘fDianxond Dyes“
quell it. fly
«4....
Milton Lockwood mm!!-
PM , ’3 Fair,
. tonight. Prize
_. -.....
M‘¢-
of the retail mer-
chumimrs this evenintz.
Findlay. formerly of' this
3 Each package of “Diamond Dre's"
contains directions so simple that any
lid-items: can diamond-dye worn. shab-
CM“ by skirts, waists, dresses, coats.
neonatal business men ”$90105. stockinn. sweaters, drapbnies.’
HP will “lu'everytlilng. whether wool, silk. linen."
’t Hdgootton or mixed goods, .
K 3‘00“".i‘adeleu colors.
how to “3- you
which will bring
not loo-es. Findlay in 3
Sick Hathche
in‘. Gm. Co
our clients as
Ilow movin
and will show
K
9
g
3
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U
"3
CD
a
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2
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t!
-1
9'
. Sour Siomncli, Bloat-
musonic temple in Ikrk-l
.A..-..'.
'01:!th
act promptly. without gum or mm.
The, clear the bowels. sweeten the
.1 cloud: and tone up the lim.
B. R. “Witch‘s”. I. F. D. 1. NM. Vii:
“Foley Codi-nit T Jone ma mom
“0‘“ any media's. ever and."
“m them by 30L ‘1 '- Iflc by snow Cor-
wlth the committee in‘
lance which consists of
l
i
3
i
i .
3
dance to be held b3 the g
\\'onien who worked-5
muy ohi ll ‘
-—-—— . 7* :
ra’Noticc— ~'l‘i lei-hum" chungvd Rfil - 1'.
lwh- Aim Cohen. 13? “Huntington SL. Mint
Stare. South Norwnlk. Conn.
' cm
November means changes
days shortening bring longer eve ning's. ’fnore soc‘l’al affairs,
prompted to looking after
prospective of holidays. Prices am lower and that is encouraging.
gratify his taste now for new Ru gs, Bedroom and Dining Room, F
in manythings. it is certainly growing colder. The
new and warmer clothing, and also renovating the home
sets, and certain lines of domestics.
V
WE AR II 1m .kcn. but it is believed that an attempt I
'1 ‘ 0 BY A PU EVVHS inmlr to enter the store during- ._
x V -—01-— illlt- night.
.. r 0 I i .\li.\' Samuel i‘ochrum-. of Shoreha- ‘
l s s Q g A L I T Y in n tigurml in am iu-g-iilt-nt on Hits!
The Section for Blankets
very tempting.
... ...--.
a
5
Town Assembly hall tonight. Prize _ . . . _
' The “vulture is lrrt’stsllbli‘ to all little
housekeeers. . ‘2 4-... 5,
DO NOT Bedsteads for dolls. four-poster and
Colonial models in-white and niahogany.
There are also cribs. and bassincties for
infant. dolls who cannot be trusted to a
big‘bed.
r
...-r" “d ‘4..-
Tables and China (hbinehi, But-«5am: and
Dresses are in various “sizes, all nicely
. finished.
--w‘
The Toyroom is ready for Christmas shopping. ‘
The Fur Departmait is now at its best.
i
i
the ch ildrcn’s books a
, . The P ‘
and Comfortables lS _ ‘ducemcnts for
' cosy payments.
The Section Devoted to Toys
is rapidly Mining 3 Christmas appearance ’
”iii
Tables and Chairs that will Serve for small tea parties.
China Tea Sets of practical size. some of these m with
‘Japuneso. decor-allows. others have landscape patterns with
windmills and slaps. «sailing. '
Small Laundry SMS. with wnthiiihs and wash bounds, .
drying reels and ironing hoards.
Thanks 0! various dimensions. and this year there are
(“Astlar Che-sis, some of them bound with copper and sluddod
with nails. These will keep all dniiyis‘ fur-sand tretfimred
wool garments safely. ’1
‘8
Cranes, Bert-icky Pulleys. Wind Hills, Sand Piles and
Aeropiaues, Express and Delivery Wagons.
widen Toys, nurses,.inimais of various kinds, with and ‘
without carts clinched. “J
inc Mechanical rulings on: more than ever interesting.
~ s
...-“x...
WWMMM all reudyto he set up. "i
.1 ,
l WWII-h ioe building helices and .
i. touplom -_ ~« . ‘ .« ' ' .
. ‘ i; i .H. ..
2 .. f V i' “I” ... ’ '. .\ ' .km a .
*9 4‘ ~ ' I. , I 1 I ‘ i r i ' . u ‘ ' m‘
GROWING
We are growing fast, but not
in ninth“ we mot 8i“
your account our strictest nt-
tamiou. We look on each of
Welfare we aim to further.
YOU WILL APPRECIATE
OUR IERVICE.
_ THE
PEOPLE’S TRUST
COMPANY
and everyone is
One ' may
urniture in
The Bookshop is takin
athephone De'pariment ofler sings? v:
buying now. Free real. (A .1th
a. friend whose
REMEMBER \er 1
the old trappc
David Grower: Sziri
“Be sure y it 2'.
right,
ahead.”
.
0f 3:
rough places ~ lm g
them.
Start a Thrift Au ..
here today. Stan :
a bank where coatt
and G per cent mi;
will "smooth the .r.
and level things for .
(‘ity National
Bank
500th \uruJ'i.
-...
D Iii ma
[troflidod 165]
66
The store closes daily at 6 o’clock
. n
!
g on an air of galcn' and
re irresistible.
J
t.
umw w »
”idles to use upon the table. tinli m "a
fascinating than aiiyiinlnu' vise am Jill
Sal-8 0f enamel and aluminum hooking;
things.“
(bolting Sets with pulls. and >killvls,
spoons and mixtures of kettles and i""“
just as practical as those in mothrz’s
pantry and they will nook just as well.
. \
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Norwalk Chronicler