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_ country.
A large m o! the members
fifths Loyal markers of the Advent
Christian” church will “have fie 'VicE
. of the or er: 0
g? Ryfldgeport Ad t Christian
church to be held 'thls evening. mak-
Ins the trip to Bridgeport by motor
truck. The meeting in Bridgeport
' will man at 8 o'clock. and "Rev. Frank
’ A. Long. pastor of the local church.
‘ will lie the chief speaker of the eve-
< ning. Special-music is to he given.
R0 WA YTON‘
MmrMott Allen will remauin at T0-
teueke through the winter.
Miss Hurst has completed some
sketches made during her recent Cali-
fornian trip.
Patrons of the moving pictures are
“ awaiting with keen interest the celli-
ing of the picture, “The Sport of
King” loathe Norwalk theaters. Sev
era] scenes-of this film were made at
Rotdn Point and several local peoplc
werein the film.
DARIEN
The undertaking establishment of
Andrew Taylor was again cnlerwl
some time last night but the thieves
apparently were frightened away as
nothingwas stolen. Entrance was
gained by breaking the bolt on the
rear door. About two Weeks turn
lhicves visited the same place and
stole ai7~rrom the money drawer.
Miss Mabel Mather ()l Glorious
‘fifrect has been ill for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur (Y. Hatch aro-
visiting,‘ relatives in New Hampshire.
Joseph Lanzo and family have been
entertaining Eugene. Il‘rnsccllu and
Miss Florence Pruscella of Akron, 0..
at their home on the Post road.
Opinions differ as the gravity oi
the holdups reported during: the past
few days. The authorities appcar lu
look upon them as somewhat f‘fishy."
Mr. and Mrs. J. ltohrhaek of old
'l‘okeneke road have been cntcrluin-
lug Mrs. Paul Gene. a married daught—
er. and the latter‘s molllcr—in—law ol‘
Brooklyn.
The Congregational lgldlt-s' Aid 80'
ciety will hold a. sale. of homemade
Puke. bread and candy this afternoon
at the home of Mrs Henry MONfIlOIISl-
on the Post road.
Royal Frederick. who rt-cclllly
bought the A. (T llalt‘ll lilacc mt
Sedgmvick Avenue. has moved inl u
the house with his family and llollsr.
'holti effects coming lit-rt- from Straw l
berry Hill. Stamford.
Joseph l’lcsicz the local win.
was recently accidt-nlly shot by a
comrade while hunting. has rcturnmll
from the Stamford Hospital. a pparclll-
ly now none the worse for his experi-
ence. ,
The annual fair of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the. M. E. Church opens to-
lnorrow night. continuiniEOIl Friday
with fancy goods, aprons. quilts. gro—
ceries. bread and other good things in
cat on sale.
The bazaar of the Ladies' Auxiliary
0f the Noroton Heights Firc lk‘lflll‘l‘
ment opens tonight. continuing
each evening until Saturday. Dunc—
ing each-night will attract the young
people. in addition to the usual fea—
tures of a bazaar '
latl
ITRGED 10 wrrunoul PRODUCTS
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Nov. 18.—~A
nation-wide producers‘ strike to com-
bat~tbc falling prices of farm prod:
ucts was urged in a call sent out to—
day ‘hy the ‘National iv‘armcrs' Union
,to its local unions throughout the
representing producers of
grain. cotton. wool and livestock. said
to number 800.000.
The proposed strike was urged in
retaliation for what the convention
considered abnormal deflation in
prices of farm products. through
which it was asserted “American
farmers have been robbed of one bil-
liondollars in reduced value of prod-
ucts-now on hand." All farmers were
urged to hold this year's production.
l'ronsthe markets “until profit-mah-
ing dowels were restated."
“DANDERlNE”
Girls!
Save Your Hair!
Make it Abundant!
'time was helped onto th‘e platform.
* ores
Success
Great CrOwds Gathered
to See the Natural)-
pathic Demonstrations
at Red Men’s Hall, 25
Washington Street.
AFFLICTIONS REMOVED IN
A SINGLE TREATMENT
Push Button Here — Relieves
While You Wait by the
Founder of Naturéopath
“(nihilism-nth)" in lit‘tl .'-.It‘n'.~' “all
(‘mltinm‘tl Friday and Satin-tin y
At 2‘ p. in.
____.__.
.,
South Norwalk and \iciillt)‘ was
again aslollisllcd with IIH' l-xtraord'l-
nary llcalinp; forces as «lisplayml in
ltcd Men‘s Hall by the Nalurcopalhie
demonstrators .and founder of The
llllllncr (‘Tollt-gc of Nalllre-opalhy of
Hartford.
A lam-l- t'llltlll'nl'l' calllt- from far and
lit-.lr to witness Ill" most remarkably-
tlclllonsllalion (ll~ lit-:llilll,’ the sick
[while you wait.
.
Many Si’t‘plll's who ('(lllll‘ lllt'rt-ly (llll
of curiosity. and lo scoff. left the hall
fully convinced that llH' modern sci-
t-nm- ot‘ Naturcopalhy ill the hands of
a cOlllpt-lt-nl and lhornugh‘ly’tmined
practitioner was superb ill the lll'lll-
ii“: “114- and act'olilllllshcd wonders at
111‘ only brll-l‘ and momI-lllary ire-at-
llll'nts. Many younl.r HIV” and women.
witncssiilg ”I" uralilflvinc’ rcsnlls ac-
l-mnplisllml. ban~ IM'(‘()IllQ' illsplrml
\\'llll this natural health mall-m and
air (lcsu'tlns of taking up lllls work
as ii ill-orcsslon.
’l‘llc instructive lecturv uhicll pru-
('l'lltll IIH' (ll'llileSllllllUll Ilcnll \\'Illl
\‘il.tl H‘lltl lllll'l'l‘sllllg' subjects and
llll'l'\\' light upon lllt- llllllll'l‘ of acute
as \w-ll as chronic alllllenls. l‘:\'l'l'_\'
pllast- nl' .\’:llurt-opalllic trcallnclll l’lll-
IHHlll‘tI In the 'l‘rilllicily ul' St‘lt-llt‘I-s.
\vas l‘\Pllllllt'1l in :l sllnyllt' and intl-lll.
glint lllallllt-r.
.\lllilllu‘ lhonc who rv-cc-ivcll l‘rt‘c
lrl-alnll-lll on lllc sltlgl- )cslvrlla) “as
an elderly u‘clllll-mzul l‘ronl' Sprint:
sll'ct-l who had been troubled for .l
long time willl Hill'l‘nvss Ol' lllc kill‘l‘s.
Al‘lt-r rcceiving treatment from lbw
demonstrator he could kick and twirl
‘ lug into'the‘ cost of llvlnt.‘
‘ hence furnishings. Clothing. it m
:of Inbor‘sholg‘ ~-
l' 4!! :M W
stated. had‘dropped 18 per cent. be-
low figures compiled to4represent 1919
still shovel-those of a year ago, but
all were quoted 3.3.330!th September.
1920 figures.
Index figure prices for thwonth
was placed at 225 against zu'in Sep-
tember. and 223 in October. 1913. ‘
BAN 03’ JASIAICA GINGER.
.
WASHINGTON.‘ No?“ ‘17.;Jim3lca
ginger came under the? prohibitive
ban‘today. Orders lauded by Commis-
sloner
\entlc lhlreau. emotive ill
classes tincture of ginger.
sold as Jamaica ginger. extract of.
ginger. or by whatever other name
known. as an alcoholic preparation,
{it for the use of beverage purposes
’and subject to prohibition regulations.
90‘ days.
whether f
INVITE!)
TO ISAl’GlTRAL
SACREIVIFINTO.- f‘al” Nov. 18.»—
‘xovcrllor Slopllt-ns today received a;
telegram from General ()bregon. pre-:
trident-elect of Mexico inviting him to
STI-II’H I‘IN‘J
be present at the presidential innu-;
nitration at Mexico Pity. December 1..
Govt-rnor (‘ampbell of Arizona. a;
frivml of General (lbrcgon. at the re-
qlll-st o" the latter. also wired Gov-
ernor Stephens urging him lo attend.
“Your Medicine ls_O. K."
Mrs. Chas. Rule. New Digglns, “’13.,
writes: "Your medicine is. O. K. I
think Foley's Honey and Tar is the
best for coughs. I think your. medi-
cine is all you say it is. I know
I would never be without It. You
may use my name." Foley‘s Honey,
and Tar acts quickly. checks coughs,
colds and croull. cuts the phlegm.;
opens air passage and alleys lrrita-I
__...-e__ _-.._. _ -._~
lion. It stops sleep-disturbing cough]
ing at night. Children like it. Con-l
rains no opiates. .
Stlllcon. Powell Corporation. 1
DON’T WAIT E
Until winter comes in order your
storm sash doors or storm vestibule;
Do it now. ,
No dralls menus saving coal.
Consult with l
CHARLES T. MacDONALD. '
Carpenter and General Contractor. ‘
Edlle Avenue. - - East Nomslk;
Telephone 1326. 9
Repair wprk promptly attended to. l
“'1': ll.\\'l‘2
and Kitchen slow’s. also ranges,
pets, furniture. clliun or fine quality,
roll mp desks, lll very good conditioni
JAFFE & ASH
37 FORT ST., EAST NORWALK.
and squat. Ilc \vcnt through all
lhcsc nlovcnlcnls “llll IIH‘ gusto and
buoyancy of a. youth and was profusi-
lll his ltlllll't‘t‘li‘llOil for the Ilt‘nl‘rlls
l't‘ct-ivctl. “-
.\ young" lady who slil‘l‘u-rt-tl l'nllr
)‘o-tli'rl lronl lll'lll'illu’lll was rl-lich-tl of
all lullll'lll .l tllmlltslll of Illllt'.
'l‘llc nl-xl casc ll‘('ItI('(I yrsll-rtlay was
All elderly man who lives at the City
lIL)lt'I. He said that ho had suffered
for over two )t-zlrs. pain ill his Ilt'Ck
which was as stiff as a board. After a
low lninules’ Nutnl‘copalhic lrealnn-nt
his ill-ck Ill'i'ilnlt‘ flexible and he said
that at lost his pain was gone.
The next case was a lady who lives
on \'an '/..'lndt sire-cl. She said lhul
she: had llnl'lulllnlatory rheumatbfll’n
and she was ill considerable pain. Af-
ter about ten nlinules' trt-lllmcnl con-
sult'rablt- improvement was noted.
She said. "Doctor. '1 cvrlulnlv feel
much better." .
The next case treated was an elder-
ly Woman from lion-nylon who had
been partially blind for twenty years.
was helped so much lll tl few minutes
that she- was able to tell the differ-
ence between the men and womcn in
the audience. Slu- wus very much
pleased with the treatment.
An elderly lady living on Spring
street was the next case treated. She
was suffering from pain and stiffness
ot' the neck. After ten minutes' No.-
tureopathic treatment she said. "l)oc~
tor. my pain is gone."
An old man who could not take a
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SILK DRESSES
$10.95
Value up to $22.50
L. G O L D E N
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
Highgrsde Auto and Truck
Painting
acetic '
conundrum prodnek 21 'per cent.“ ,
In some “lines October prices :were 4
\Vllilams of the Internal Rec.
"KNIT UNDERWEAR
" AT POPULAR PRICES,
. A huh-dln
, '- GLOVES *
3 Kid, Silk, Suede and Chamoisette Gloves,
; in the Newest Styles and Shades. 443
HOSIERY
Sport Wool, Silk and List; Hosiery, at Re-
duced Prices. '
an.
t
. New 1920' Mitchell(
‘7 MW it once “Yonglf’gaze. all charges mid to;
l
, NEw'uAXWELL E
TOURING can OR ROADSTER l
.w... im-v
h M014. ..,, '
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r ‘u mam-r umwfl’vfi
m W017 g. M m :11 charges raid lwr
t, 62275 .
. WRIGHT
ms: 14.184
LUTHER
5 RAILROAD AVE.
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80. NORWA LK ‘
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i SHOES FOR MEN
- Heavy, Oil-tanned, weatherproof Sim.
double soles . . . . . .
‘ Dress Shoes, Of tan calf; perforated (ll'
‘ ..... . ........ ....$7.001tl>'5;;ll
ComéghgchRAcm-N ;
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Hershfield Motor
TRANSPORTATION CO.
Daily Service Between New York sud Intuit—o..—
LONG Dismal nuomo
mutationstyourmtormkindsotm-
lotionspsddodnmformmturowork. '
lain Ollleo, 28 Concord Street, South Norwdk. Phone 8“
New York Ollioe. 201 West 20th.. Phone Cliches 8059
l
some excellent parloi’l "
car-l ~‘
oyal Auto Painting Co. 7
20 PER C INT. DISCOUNT ON THE
FOLLOWING MAKES '
Gordon—black. white and brown, 81/; to 10.
Gordon Out-size, black and white, 9 to 10%.
Van Route-black, white, mvy and brown, 814; to 10.
Rivals—block only, '/’a to 10.
J. I. Mallette
88 WASHINGTON 81‘. South NM
Tel. 449
m
Victor Wesely
(Formerly With Vast Bros.)
Automobile Bodies. Fenders. Radiators. Lan113~ ."t‘
mired and made to order and all kinds of shm m. l-
sl work.
~——~, -wh
Weldimr of All Kinds of Metals. E
”Raymond M South Roi-walk, Near South Mair. .:: ‘
CHEVROLET CA 25
Coupe, 4-Door Sedans, Deliveries on Sim-l
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AUSTIN’S GARAGE E
LOUNSBURY, MATHEWSON Si ll 3: i."
ran run wsu. Desssnn WOMAN
ill. llllN “r” Ll: w
——— r—-w—
There is refinement m vvvr} Slylv
lullure new lasts as well as many at thr yup!» uxu \.
The Quality and Price is without I rniviem l
2;: 533.331 7-“.
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SHOP BEFORE SIX
ELWOOD 69" CLOVER
122 Wuhinm Street South Narml?‘
.4.
—'I“——
SCIENTIFIC AND RELIABLE E
Center St. Darin. Oonn.‘
Opposite Depot
SPECIAL
Mén’s Sweaters, $2.98
use and some Value
single step without his cane was given
a few minutes' treatment and ,to the
greatest astonishment of the public he
not only abandoned his cane. but
walked out or the hall without it.
A man about 60 years old had alll
the stiflnfirof use. as well use" his _
rheumatic pains relieved in about
12 minutes time. i
' A lady who had been suffering from
inflammatory rheumatism for some
‘ A young man from Keyser place.
hast Norwullt. who had suffered with
a constant pain in the head far a year
and a. half as a result of which he
was obliged to lie awake many a
night. was freed from his affliction
after a brief Natureoputhlc treatment.
The lectures have brought out the
fact that these. gratifying results are
obtained not by supernatural powers.
but that they are all based on the well
established scientific principles of the
mohanical. psychological and materI-l
all procedures which are included in
the 'I‘rlpilcity of Sciences as taught
in the .Natureopathlc College. It hlid
been emphatically stated that all well
tialned practitioners. versed In the
comprehensive curriculum. as taught .
at the college. will be able to duplicate
the magnificent healing results ob-
{zalned Iiln tigese clinics performed be-
ore a w o are willi" to -
gate this unique methodt.18 lnveotl .4
”The Scientific Natureopath." the:
' J
r Immediately one} ‘a "laundering"
your hair takenon new life.
m wondrous. m. appear-
e as heavy and plentiful. be-
m bur seems to fluff and
Don't let your hair stay lire—
.plnln ormtyf‘qou.
.. ”or long. strong beauti—
A
~ ‘ your scalp.
" ' hit.
9W
checks
This sum-
Elves to thin,
1'7.
some a: deughttul “Dan- '
that youthtul bright- I
’ “lichen—All
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official magazine representin
‘great healing- science and congal tilliz‘
much valuable information vegan!
lthe preservation of he 3
_ a . can -
ltalned for the trifling suburllgtl’gn'
.prtce of one dollar for two years eithv- l
lcr at the hall.
quarters. ‘ or the college heqi—I
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difficult mowed:
Walk. C
celve a. seat.
sharp.
In addition to their tree In
the hall hundred. W .
themse veg of "not. , Mam;
'mtlun; : a , . .
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Copyright Clothing
Company
5 N. loin at. Go. m
. .
l; %n “goods, Silks, Velvets,'-or
~ numb" find the Wilton-Guam
. ‘ The
Textile Store
If you have not tried a
Standard Pattern do so by
COR- """"
There is no article in a woman’s wordrobe that gives her
more concern than-the corset. W’ith our fitting room that as-
sures the privacy of one’s own home, our skilled corsetier,
and a collection of models without unequal, our facilities for
aproviding an absolutely perfect, comfortable fit, are not a-
celled in the city.
18 A mom mm“ m 'WG.
“Lily of France” (Junta-made of beautiful brocade material,
and block boning, on We model, all sins, regular price
3&00; while the stock lasts. only $6.00 pair. There never has
. been made another’corset that has achieved such universal
favor throughout the style centers of the werld.
Praising Our Meats E
Your llllt‘Sls “ill in ;.
at our cuts 0i mun, ,M
our other customvrs v‘w ‘-‘~
have built up our lill'll'
the recommendation of . ‘
ers to friends. relative < . ‘ ~
bor. And that's the hen ‘le t .
an advertisement, after all. in
cause it‘s sound and permaz.» “
Chmock's Met
19 R. R. Ave. Tel. 15532
DRESS UP THE DININGROOM
Thanksgiving Day is near and some new furniture to brigme"
things up for the home festival will not only matte the day a hopper
one, but wlll give added mm for a long time.
TABLES, CHAIRS. BUFFETS, CHINA CLOSE“
In not: or singly at prices that give the fullest value for every dollar
«expended.
COME IN AND GIVE OUR BIG STOCK THE “ONCE OVER."
w—w—IWL r
all means.
You will find home sewing a
.pleasure, not a task. And think
of the saving if you buy the
rnutteriuls here. Whether Col.-
ooldm, thoyhave all been re;
3
g
‘ ‘3 Mm m “SVIQWM’. mi
‘ o. book's Ior November which
were-(delayed In trnnolt have an-
:rlveo. «l. have use the Mr
. mums for him, too.
We can supply you with many necessary Thanksgiving
. accessories’also; , ‘ .. p ,
f—Eave the right c A-RVING SET and ,
RAYMOND a; .sON
Wall summit Norm“
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’i‘.‘ ’ Angeline Furniture CO.
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» Home quisher-P
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