“7 AT CH
PACE EVERY
DAY
1 for
RV“ NE‘VS
' nd Lion Collars
20c Each
iris. $2.00
M sqso AND $3.00
rot waning for prices to
n, but are putting them
gag.
.’ PH DAVIS
“ngton St, S. Norwalk
fix" HI, nl‘ \\'.-s.tpnvvt_ ia‘
u;.‘ pirw Muttrr in-
l‘l..:ui‘mc company
;,4 :m- contract.
r‘\i
r,” H?! (Half: (‘nun-
.\y.v-r‘r‘:z will lflkf‘
;.i: L" :lt llml hit-21's
MW rt wt ’4 o‘clock.
r-t'
tiers, will be held
.‘li Nt’n'v.’.'lll{ Rap-
.2 l»,.;l; in the cre-
mr. of in Hoyt
Suturdfifi'
Nor-v. :1 ll:
.t' 5",“
\Iw' "(Wk “-1.4."-
j "M l’l.‘, 1.031!
7. ml) "(Ir Stow-
s‘nml; :Hc ll-.;
~ 41:. Mr lb.
‘w. WIN. ar-
\! stzl'iuu curly
i ‘vi‘h intoxi—
-‘.-:i: picntlml
a. {and $7
a. MS 31in
v.
"Vil‘fl’q.
ml» min}
r0-
morn-
. I’lll(il‘i()llll(
Nu lznd had a.
1:»: :t i‘ir- cor—
al}? lIa't-
i furs 1“ch
‘fs
'- ~91
"t-rntxnny, oi’
’plxmw to
uImx vamrntnz that on
.-l-; containing: two
the number plutc of
' l..‘ul lif'r'n lost
lmhmp“'zs to the
ugh NOrwalk.
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FOSS' QUALITY
__and_
PREMIER GHOCOLATES
tiiison-Powell Cox-9..
SOUTH NORWALK
‘3 CA
W?“
"x.;;‘ of ihi- Migmh.
'; hot she had suffered no hum-y.
' lmss Burban fell. someone sitting in
Women new.
E. K.BANK§
magnum.
“303m
‘ \The governing board of the Nor-
walk Yacht Club will hold a meeting
tomorrow evening at the South Nor-
.walk Club:
The Watchour-Stitch Club will
meet with Mrs. Harry Blake" 3 Say-
mour street. on \N'ednesday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock.
John Vllanson. of Ellwood place. is
installing: a lint-stow one-pipe heater.
Stealing l-‘urniture company of South
Non-walk has the contract.
——‘DAN(‘I.\(.‘. 1 A. ML. TONIGHT.
1"irt‘llltrll‘5' Fair, Town Assemhl) llnll.
Sumuv-l Jim‘lino, of ‘38 \Vomi street,
a tire had lJt-f‘ll stolcn from his auto
as it was ix: ill" yard at his home.
I
l‘rogrcx‘e Forum immune will hold (I.
nwctint: this c-w-ning: in the hall in
\vuls'hlIEL'lxill straw-t. A roast heel? sup—
pcr will [w :wrwnl after the business
:sesaion.
i
l "iivrr; mt-miwr of Trinity brunch.
t’lirls‘ Friendly Society is requested to
.bc present at the meeting this (-vc—
,ninz. as imsinrs‘s 01' importance is to
he settled up.
-C‘o:tl at Hurt-is .Q Cans.
:
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i The initintni‘y dvgrcr- will 1w
slurred cat tin- zulwtinr: (if [lullvr Lodge
-___._ 5ND. 97. 1. U. (l. 19.. on \Vt'tlucsdny
r . .. . .
..(_ m- "wir (-vwnn': 'Lllls \"lll lic follmu-d by
.. . .
.1, 1:4. ’chci . roll call tuft refreshmcnts.
.3 ‘1‘ l', {7.1 prop-l
5 Tin.- .\'or\‘..'tlk 'l‘vnc'hf-rs' gymnasium
class will hold n lilt'l'lillg' this evening
at the NOl‘i‘ulli lllgli School. Tin:
'nu-inlfl-rs :ltm Mint: instrucfmi by
‘l.ir-ut¢-ram Churn-s: l-‘rizzcll.
, S. 11. \Yileun, contractor. of Nur-
wall; ins had an International mic-
ipim- lit‘éilf'l‘ installed in his new rcsi«
:(lence or Adams uw-nuc. H. A. lit-g0—
.lein 1.:ui tht contract.
~I'ea Coal at llurris & Gans'.
Stl‘pl‘l'l‘. lit-ynolda. of Highland
avenue. land :1 new Hudson sedan
'stolmi from“. North Binin street at.
9:30 o'clock Siturduy‘night and
reported the loss to the police.
Philip Slomnnslty rcportcrl to the
mrlicv early this morning that about
two weeks ago. one at his tenants»-
Szlmh Grimes. ngcrl 60, whois slight-
ly fee-blev-l‘illildrd. had left her home
and no trace of her has been found.
(ill
and circulars are to be sent out with
hr-r description. ,3
——Pea Coal It Hort-is & Guns.
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A large audience listened yesterday
afternoon to a lecture on Christian
Science. dcliyered by Clarence W.
Chadwick. C. S. 13.. of Omaha1 Ken.
:1. memcr of the Board of Lectureship
ton. Mass.. at the Regent Theatre.
3:30 o'clock. The complete it
as delivered by Mr. Chadwic‘. is to
be found on Page 9. of if uy’h issue
of The Evening Sentinel? 9
L Theresa Burton. of “'inni-
{laurtripped as me was about to
‘atart down the stairs of the balcony
at the Palace theatre preceding the
irst show 1:. .v night ,and striking her
ead onvtir‘ stairs was knocked um
’oclous. She soon we to after
first aid had been given her nudging:
d
n irie seat grabbed her and stoppe
gt!- Zan flown more of the stairs.
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State’s Weak d
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50
17H“ ~(';l«‘,I'ORT, No
"i. \\ inch-r. ' one 0 .t
\i' mm s: citizens an 1
llt'l‘rl of th- W'heeier 4' er
I-laii‘lill;t‘ (3).. m 3"
1:11.10, (lx’POl'dms‘wto ‘ "1
lis home. in‘ W: Lb.
7:11? livvil \W‘E ;_
1‘ id ‘1’le rukfig in if) 1‘
Mr’. Wheeler was .ay
1 own. (ionfi; ”(S .
graduating (mft’ ,v
. v-v-nt to Chicago, -
l-llFlEif‘SS [or man ltlal
I‘nrrar &7W33e(f you
rit} in ISQIihl? l ’. ,
..t Its _
Y .- “Ram; hold
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er- wasfifih‘ev
:Ind illgm
:v Pk. (ii I
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‘ . Ol' Ch
~Try a (2385
(he Sentinel.
7-}
mm out. inn-ml»
v-t-portc-(l to the police yesterday that;
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An effort is being ninde to locate horn
u .
.l're oration was offset by the younger peo-
ino s. atvstud‘ént at mat.
{.Hmfl, ,Nevr My.
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,7~*ii',-alt~. no Mn nonm- Hoyt. an
m Hoyt. In. Chants. Banana
Rh. Wilbur Km mom to
. ' yesterday. where they visit—
- Mada.
awn“ dinner Luis.
Math: Ir. with; ‘ ‘
by u mou- ot their m it.
home. or Mr. and 11an
woin. Butler street, the following.)
guests being in attendance: Mr. one,
Mrs. llrulchwein. 1th". and Mrs. Olin-
ton chper, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lop-
per. Mr. and Mrs; Aim-t Drawn-Hr.
and Mrs. William Ruger. Mr. ind
Mrs. August Pechtold and son Ru.
mend. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Schnitdt.
5.1L or'this city. Arthur and Cooper
Huge? and Florence and Louise Ru-
ger of Bedford Village. N. Y.. Ed-
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Ferris. of Bold-
win. N. Y.. were visitors yesterday
I-wtth Hrs. John H. Ferris. at Cobain
Cottage. .Belio Island.
Mr. and Mrs. August Wiohman. 0:
Elm Grove street. are today quietly
observing the thirtieth anuivernry
of their marriage.
Your dressing for the
Thanksgiving festivities ,
IS all here from cravats
to socks, from gloves to
underwear.
A special suit, single or
d o u b l e breasted, cut
form-fitting
At $29.50
for young men. which
> was marked $40.
Hand tailoredwcharac—
tor In every curve.
g0vet'coats in very snap-
;py models from
I I -
f $20 and up
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Roget‘s €99 Stevens 333:; mummy “E's phasing” me: your account our strictest at.
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,NOI’Wtflk SouNorwalki Mrs. Coorm- (‘lnrk and dnughtcr. tentlon‘ we 190k on 83011 or
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Vinyl .‘\llfi.;l\'llll‘ iii in
Y.. nth-mime;
tion.
.I:. illf'Sln“ n.
furniture exposi-
I‘ It‘d“
g of the Trinity
e lit‘l‘l tomorrow evo-
o
_. 3'. u
i
l
i A husimss met-tin
:Mr-n'b: Club will b
~hing at 8 o'clock
('oli'nx lincnmpnwnt. No. 15. I. 0.
,U, l“.. will court-r the first degree on
;.t ("kiss of candidates this evening.
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‘ ~—-DAN(II\(-. l .1. .‘L TOXIGIIT.
Ile‘irnm-u'u Fair, Town Assembly Hall.
; li‘rnnk \‘nnScoy and Henry Teller.
:0! tho» First District, and Frank lieu-
.iwtt and II. S. Raymond. 01‘. “'ilton.
{will serve on the jury in the Court of
iCommon Pleas in Bridgeport. tomor-
’row. Jury warrants on the {our men
gut-r1: served this morning by Deputy
Sheriff Nelson “2 Benedict.
Saturday was the thirteenth and
ilict'ausc it was the thirteenth. E. M’.
,ii'ournlcr. of liuri'unk street .enter-
tuincd thirteen guests. at a social gt“.
on at his home- thnt night. A good
time was enjoyed by thosv afiending
firming;
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lthc affair and during
«lunchcon “'{lS SCPVGd.
!
. the F at snow tlain flitted their
of UW “0‘11“" («mirth the First‘ ‘ award course from the leadcncd
Church of Christian Science. in BO“ ..ouds.
The dismay of the older gen-
ple. who, failing in sec the sterner
side of life. only thought of. sliding!
snow—men and snow lights. The snow.
it is said by weather sharps. will not
last long nor will it be very heavy.
There was a large attendance Sn-
turday night at the annual fair given
Town Assembly hall. The booths ‘did
a good business. The fair clones to-
night with dancing until 1 o‘clock. A
meeting of the fair committee will
be held tomorrow night at the tire
house. Returns from the {air will be
checked up. It is expected the net
income from flte ,fair will amount to
433mm 1’ A”? M" TONIGHT.
Women's Fair. Tm Assembly Hall.
W '
Q: even to yourself that“ i!
you can not save
; money.
if you do.
Start a savings ac-
count instead end de-
oosit regularly.
F
;, 7 'South . Norivalk-
~ and the family will gather at the old“
You admit “1““ :Royal Auto Painting Co.
‘ l
about 32.400.
V Thanksgiving Day is drawing near“
home-tend for the annual reunion‘.
There tr nothing that is such an aid
to nierrymaking as a victrola and]
some .victor records. For the older'
folks. the songs of their youth will
bring back memories. For the young.“
folks. the newest dance and popular
hits will be just the thing. And you
can have a genuine Victrola in your
home for Thanksgiving by. getting
it on our easy payment plan. Stop in
today and ask us about it. Donnelly's.
16-18 South Main street. Open every
evening. '
-—DAN'CING. I A. 3L. TONIGHT.
Firemen's Fair, Town Isaembly nail.)
e Auto and Truck;
Painting
SCIENTIFIC .AND RELIABLE
center 8:.“- ,. Dan-fen. Conn.
‘ ~ Opposite Depot
Bed: to Place Holi-
, day Orders NOW!
3; film: in Store Will 30
W 20%
with very few exceptions.
, Tomcat: to continua Balance:
of Mum.-
5 ward Finnegan of
hats, from overcoats to!
In- .
dividuality in every line. .
" 4m cf twelve Buyer Tablets of As- '
11.1mm- mark or Hun-r Manufactnrc of
l
“’intc" ..rri\'(-d for fair today, whcnl
by Hope Hose company. No. 2. at the ’
New York city.
Clara Willis and Edna Brown. Mrs.
Anna. Braves and Miss Minnie Me-
Whlrtex- of Westport. The evening
WESTO
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was pleasantly spent with game; Miss inuise Coley is visiting rela-
songs and dancing. Refreshments 3W“! in New York.
were served. . '
New rooting has been placcd on the
} Nelson H. Mitchell. of Harbor lTppt-r Parish residence of John l".
,View. and Charles Greenwood. motor- Filth-
]cd to W'nshington. I). 0.. starting
early Saturday. Mr. Grppnwood going Mrs. James A. Smith and Clarence
’10 his duties as private secretary to (T. Smith have \lle'llt‘d relatives in
lt'umrreslwmzm Glynn. and Mr. 'Mltcholl (“WNW Farms.
will lu- Mr. (‘rer-nwood‘s guest for a ' _-.._.._.
iwoek . Mr. and Mrs: lit-\i'itt M‘nrvw. of
' "oliinsvillu. lung visited relatives in
.\ miscellaneous shower was given at Hrmllcy 5””1
thc- home of Miss llju-lrn Mitchell of
Aberdmu 'l'rrracu in honor of Miss
John Purim, of thc Lower Parish.
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“fl“ M00” of. (“n.(wh. I ruin) 0‘0 l’ormni :‘t the linom‘vt'lt l-lospitul, in
mug. She- rccmwfitl many useful prr- . > . ,
3 . . , .\(-u \ork.
[st-nix. Shc is to wr-d John Lee of
;South Norwalk.~ Stamford Advo‘ W
rate.
0
5 Mr. and Mrs. Stlphun Pasko. of l2
“Lowe strcct. gave it dinner yesterday
Lin honor or Armistice Day. as it be—
jinx their second wedding anniversary
Hind u oiuy that will always be remem-
i hcrcd.
l Mrs. Harry l‘uumi and daughters
;Hv~lvn and (‘m-ric. (‘nnlt' from Newark.
‘N. J.. yesterday to cull on Mrs. John
\‘s'cixhoit's mothrr on Taylor avenue.
‘ GROWING
We are growing fast, but not
..-..-.-~,.....
so fut that we cannot give
shliss Gifford Clark. of Hnmiiton uvv— . .
:nue. have been visiting: George Clark. our clients as a. friend whose
EASPlRlN ;
Name “Bayer” on Genuine
welfare we aim to further.
YOU WILL APPRECIATE
OUR SERVICE.
l
(-Eau urns
'l‘ukc rm \\ uh substitutes!
things you sm' thr 2mm- "lung-r" on
.luu'knger or on tuinlvts iuu :il‘l‘ not gt~t~
‘tinu g‘vnuint» Aspilin yin-scribed by
‘plnsit‘inns fur t\\‘-~nt,\—0nr your! nml
pron-.1 sui‘r l._\ millions. Take Aspir-
MPEOPLE’S TRUST
in Oil!) as told in Hair hut-r package
for. Colds. "madam"; neuralgia.
Rheumatism. .ructw. Toothache.
Luvnhnc‘r- -..m’ for l'u’h‘il Handy tin
COMPANY
Nrin mat i‘q-w cents.
sill lurgrr luu‘kuavfi.
liruggists also
Aspirin is the
.\l(!ll0(l(‘l'llC.‘I(‘l(lt‘3‘?l‘ ot' Sullcyiicaciri. .
iMrs. Frank C. Fitch. was badly cut
you one arm.\hy failing upon broken
glass. while at play. a few days ago.
is rm-rnering from an operation. per- "
Mir
“gnaw“ «of
Bridgeport. have been guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Mary E. Sutton and Mrs.
Vanderbilt Godfrey. of Nor-field street.
and Mrs. Arthur Bradley.
the States'Confer-ence of Congregation-
al churches. in BHdIeDOfl. on wu-
neuter.
1hr Funk m
M Hr. mm.
“Raymond Fitch. return-t, m.
1'er Bolton. Mafia." “RMfll
tended the annual W of the am“
“one! Grange. all m mumm-
the seventh degree.
lT’B A LONG TI“
' fill—u. 5
“it saw! hm tin gym“ mn-
boosts tit-thrills on M at
III. been in his arose-shutou- M!
was.“ said 8m! . ‘
‘ “Well." replied. Joan. "Ms ‘2‘
He ought to return it. ~—
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Cincinnati Enquirer-
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Girl Scouts New Dimmer
Baby finding Beats Dal/5'
Wumamm wry‘
M poisoning.
Ind—A...
Roger. the little non
as“ Mr. and
m...-
George Godfrey and f amiix. ot
E Rev. and Mrs. Lewis Bantu. Mr.
attended
‘ cvcr} day for three months and acts
‘ _’throug‘h she loves every inch of her
5 “borrowed baby”
; dimple by heart.
3' so she may wear a merit badge on
‘xt-rcn after the badge has been won"
. her baby. to count his teeth. or has
his new gurglc, or watch him take a
: first unsteady step.
‘merely a Girl Scout. you see. but
' she ended up a devoted little mother.
, Roby Tending I: Favorite
fat
muziths and in»; nurse is a Girl 8
Occupnho' I of Girl 5cm
mother is always
.1 llilll‘ '1i‘l» fN't
amt, and real babies are so much
more fun than rinlls. A hair». Y r
instance. will splash in his ha:?t:,.1
dull is really very stupid about sud:
things. and doesn't even bat an cyc-
lash no matter what you do. Ami
dolls don’t grow. But any Girl Scout
can tell you that every day shows a.
change in her haby. Even their cycs
change colori One Girl Scout ie xtvll
boasting about her wonderful infant.
who started out with blue eye: and
then changed ”cm to brown!
At present, applicants
Scouting and its activities are being
mmedv away for lack of’ funds in
developing the organization. It is to
meet this financial need that a Na-
-. tional Dollar Membership campaign
has been instituted for Noweudaer 6th
to the 15th. Just 1.933;“ adult
members are needed before every girl
.wlaowantstobcaScoutaflhad-
mt ‘
ii is‘ fair. and fourteen
Scout. who comes to his home
as fats mother-by~proxy,
the gives him a daily hath, pre-
pares his food, dresses him. takes
.him out in‘ the perambulator. and
later puts him to bed. Before she's
and knows every
_ It's all to the end
of becoming an export liahy~teuden
her right sleeve. But here’s a secret: to Girl
and the time is up. the little Scout
nurse may be seen trotting back to
She started out
Baby—tending is one of the favorite
Girl Scout activities. for Marin
o
More than a hundredyears
their liking.
; So “Robson’s Choice” has come
. g. to mean: f‘Take this or none!” p
., Today, through the advertise-
ments in this and other, papers,
' Eyou have Eall the world to choose
from. Yes, through Advertise-
.(
merits, flieworld comes to your
door with its m maven-roses»-
-.-ments giveyou the M
f Wu " . ° ~ mm" - ofi
éfitost J anythm “'” g you your or.
heed” ' ~
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. ago Toby Robson, of Cambflge; hot
the only hordes flor hire in? town. But his customers had no m
save to take the horse nearest fife door, whether little or. M to
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Advertisements are an anon--
rm’ indeed what. other people
are buying, gang, wearing, eat-
” 'fiv
'mmnming; commie ;.
Mu accommmg willow, g
whaeandbywhomitiobeiug l
Fun: on W201? Wadi» _‘ ‘
venflmto‘jutasmnfirh-a l
mwvmawmmy in-
tweding' as will;
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