111'. NOV. 19,10!)
\llil'TT'S' J \3'0‘Vm; ,
~~~~ 1 Nm‘theziuaahewskl party re-
impiou I morally In— dotted in on. limbs“ Chen Club, in
1 113 lit-3 Choc. “Ks-rd. W-Vlllnge and were enter-
111.1: I\.)\‘. lit-Senna! nm at. supper. Mrs. Rnachewski
, the boy chess wan-d; Cantor Josef Rosenblutt. the not-
---r«:-t twenty bp‘ponein‘fl Jewish singer. being among the
311.11: debut at the Lexinga guests. 1:1 addition to United States
02 1 Tlmnksglving Day. rclumplon Marshall and A_. B. Hodg-
1-11 i~' of somr of the chm 0‘1. f0 merJitle holder.
".Ila}. calling first at m
”(WSQTBIAMA :1) gunffifi
"loss Club. in tho H6!!!»
BOSTON. l\ov.1.9—Joe
ar't'i'amimnie-d l-3' bl!
3:1:1n:1£(".
..'«'t tmx ha-
5 111117. .
. .~""-'..1l‘}~' and
318.33.
1 1- rut-t ' .1 Su‘cber.‘ world's heavyweight wrest-
;.._. $1.1. 1'11- W .«s LAC-milior. of ling champion. has been matched to
'. 11 1.. ..1 '1'r'1l TFITII_lY‘9 1’64 moot John...0lin. giant Firm. to a fin-
, . \» 3 11:20::S 11' Mare 3): max!» feature number—of George
,_ 4 1. 1 .=> 1 uhn. :1 chart: Tnohey's :mnual Thanksgiving night
, .\Il:111lv:1tt:1z1 (‘hr-as owl's-3.! in Mechanics building. Olin
1 1' ”5110??" if - behalf Secured a decision over the “scissors"
1 ,11'.'_
lntm' r-' 8.1mm?
‘11i11tion tur 1111- lwnefit'
bold artist at Spring (1 some time
ago when Sterner could not continue
after over two hours or hard wrest-
linr: Manse of injuries.
'l‘heremztcln’ng of ()lin and Stoch-
er means one of the bittrrest hnuvy-
weight; contests m er hold in the East.
and“ 8 fitting event for the head of
' "’ 53539 T03 and Sulphur the big l oli‘day night 511017121330 nth-
: it‘loses its color and lustre. (r inlDO'tmt matches “ill fill out [he
3 310951 ““173 gray, dull and [exceptional program.
1 razism‘l by :1 lack of suL‘
' “:1- imii. (‘ur grandmother 0‘”); OF 5 Tf) 2 ARI".
mixture of Sage Tea and OFFERED AGAINST YALE
'u Inf-r1) l1c1‘lock5-dzirk and‘ Ni-TW HAVEN, Conn. Nov. 19.—
'-:-.a 1. .misnnds of women Room hunting in New Huwpi went
uno vnlxw that (-vrn color,
l . '1‘ 1“ HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOK‘
~33~ Ladies Are “Sin: 1“-
-:?::ul dark 511:1er of hair. Yalz graduat es and Ollll’l‘s 3:511 ralay
:1 fiftl‘J1f‘ll\'P. use only this Tho {nuance guaui m “(kt'l holdors
Ilw. poured in and “11- first que-St was for
.. - 1‘1" :11 this famous mix. a SK'CDIHE plfu‘F'. llotrls “1111501110111
- 1 i1)" tho .' :ditior. of mouth.- ;12:0 and 1.:111113' spurr rooms
_ :.-111.\' 113' “skin: at any Weeks .120.
7111' :1 lw'vllll' of "\V’yeth'g Much iwttin: (111 t! 1- outconw of Hu- :
f, :111i1'111- t‘umpmmd.” which game. With 1111111111111110118 111111 'nigs‘
‘ - Lair Sr- naturally, so or. tho scary. has lN'Llllll. The 0111 1:11d
t.. 1.nlm.‘1\' mm ppgsiiuy tell out 11:12:? on Harvard to “in is 3
?' apt-Hui. You just darr- ‘0 1‘
>1 " or soft brush with 1: ' '— ,1“..- -A-—"
" t311'1'111L-l1 _\our hair, (8k. lilTlNDI-il AND J \( li‘S0\
_- 51mm; nt :1 limo. R}. 1‘0 BOX .-\1 .‘l;\.\’ll.\1'l'.\V'
'3 ' Eli-’1? Lair disappear-S l\l"\\' YORK. Nov. 19. ~.limn1_\
\~ " . ' '1'” VS H'11- l: rl-i~s w-.it} Johraton lellllllll'll‘f'll last night that hr
1f . 1:.1-1 91 lllllllil‘ (7.1. mpoanj l1:i.: nmtrlzml Johnny Dundt'z- :11111'
1 HQ ll zimifnlly d' rkonin; \‘l'illlv lurksm; to tight fiftt't'n rounds
7.1::91' a ff'\t‘ applications it to .. iicr'un’on tor tln- world's junior
:— T-ru'k 1hr ring: and lustrp 111:: ... (—12?“ championship at the Alum
-‘ 1.3; 3:; appc1rancn of abund- halL-u A (‘ Manhattan (1151110011
tht' night. of Nov. :9.
. 11:
into the Class of :1M1zljor sport among '
l CANIBRIDGE, England. NUS. 1:..—
The American women's hockey-tun“
three'
which invaded this section;
“'ef-ks ago. scored its first fictmm-
terday over the combined team of the
Girtou and New Hall Newham' Colt
[legs The W
scant m3lz'in one 303.?
count; being $13 t
Thmmer ran 101*:394‘f
former (01mg: amt privaté” school
girls from the \icinity or Philadel-
phia. Previous to yesterday's victory
the American girls had lost three
straight games to their English sis-
tors.
GIANTS RELEASE; (ifllfiv‘lk‘-
NEW YORK. Nov. Ill—The New
York National League club yesterday
releasm'l outfielder Griffin to the Mem-
phis club. of the Southern
lion.
; REBELLION
I "Papa's Diapepsin" at once
1 ends Indigestion and
Sour, Acid Stomach
Lumps of untiim-su'd :‘Jnu‘ cans:-
[111111.11 _\our stomuth is 1:1 .1 r1 volt
1f sick. gas} and upsvt: and 31 ha! 3-011
51115: xte- has firm-nun! and turmd
sour: head dizz3 .111d:-11'1:1»s;. belch
Kin-151m and acids and Prur'tatu undigrst-
‘Pd food—just Illkl‘ :1 lillblt‘l or two of
ll’apr's Diane-1min to lwlp 11t~utrziliz¢>
:11'11i1t3' 11ml in I'l\'(' minulvs 3011 won-
m-r “hut lN’"( am. (at tho 11:1i11.:11'11lit3'
indiavstlon and distress.
If \uur stomach (in: snt t: 1k:— raro or
'30ur lilnrul limit 13 itlmut rebellion: if
31'1111 fowl is a (inmate 1115194111 or a
lhl-lp. rwmvmlu-r thr uuxckrst. surest.
imost Mar-mils: stomach antacid is
l‘zipe‘s Iliuprpsln. “'lllCh costs so link-
:11 drug: st orbs.
More“ '11 rd ‘themnelv’a commendably.“:“.
re “Che permitted to enter tori
f in afina a. and witness an erg-1
Assocla- 1
IN:- STOMACH .
mm boxing
patrons ot'New York. having- ‘ ‘
cellent comw'betm a .. ., . . 3
in Madison Squire Garden.‘ in each 1
clan except heavyweight. and having .
coufler him two representative:
of the full grown division of pliant-m
Jack Dempsey. the main heavy-1!
weight champion. will defend his title
against Knockout Bill Brennan. of
Chicago. in a fifteenwound contest. on
me night of December 14.
1
3'
311m1m18m1m WILL
DEFEAT “11.51)“ ZBYSZKG
Accept. ‘Calitornla” syrup .0! Figs
cunt—look tor the name Calla-cult.
on the package, then you are sure
child'rbsm' the bu. 8nd
physio for the little
more gauche-Id: cum
humanity tote. mu directions
on each bottle. You must 383' “Cal-1
ifornla."
“Strangler" Lew. who will wrestle
thek Zbysxko. next Monday night.
at. the 71st .Res‘unent. Arman} cannot .
lace why he won't conquer his rival.
The "Strangler" is convinced he in la
[hotter physiqloondifllmthn'ever be- ;
=fon- and actually believe: them is no
mun in tho world that can sta‘d his
.di-adly "headlock."
NEW YORK. N03. l9.—-—\veragr
warnings in this city a rrnrmwntathe!
tmdas in Spptzmber 1920. were
douhl: “but tht3 were six )ears ago.
:w'rordlnp: to :1 report prepared by tho
1 \‘EW \OflK. N03 19.—-Discussion
inf transportation problems affecting
{the countr3 will hold the center of in—
iterest at the Annual met-ting or the
{Amtriran Sock-43 of Mechanical En.
'gineers in this city December 7 — 10 industrial Bureau of the Memhants'
Transportation experts headed by Axsoclation. The rr: port donates that.
IDani»! “i.“ard president of th:- 1181- wliilo thc mt3‘ S industrial activity has
timon- & Ohio Railroad will addrensgre m-wlod some-what from the hi3}! ”Int-i
H11- ;{5111'1 members or the 3011113311110 (Tlllnl‘k rst..bl'13h(d during the war. l
are (-xpt-rtod'to attend, tin r. 15 no indiration of 8 general:
A statement issued by thr- socieud'lslump in manufacturing. Charts giv-l
said that transportation is (onsldervd 1n: the .11: run weekly earnings of
b3 tht organization :is the.most [in-as- workmen. ('ombinlng both office and
in: problem before the country. "Tho shop employs. for Septemht-r.1914. '
industry of the. country is bring sen- l9‘1.~ and 10211.8)303331‘0: the 1121011
ously handicapped. " Bald the state— immod 3121's n1sin'cu1rl3'; ;
:ment. “1- rom pro .wnt indications it 5101‘}: rlav and glass products.- 4
511111 take sewn] 3'1-.1rs for farilltics to $1 ‘ 96. 326 :‘m $535.11. Metals. ma—f
Catch up with 1n(n-'1swl traffic and ('h1nv'r\':mvi come yancv-s. $14.50. SST-1
th‘z normal duulnpme 11: 0! tin ntxt 33‘167 “'nmi inunufdcturrrh,
few years." l5]; 4! 3:1.1‘6. SI?- 42. Fur. leatht'rg
In additwn to 11'11113 railroad quos—l: nrl rubbvr goods; $11.77. $27.09.;
’tions. the scrum mu-mbers will con— {$26 4.3 <(‘hrmicals oils and paintscl
fsider waterway (l: xelopment and "19' 5116’ 324.7132? (11"., Printing and!
gn-uer use of motor VPMck-s for mox— luau-r goods: it .1. F1\. 327. 36. 831.38.
ling freight A Sparta) report is ex- in\1lll'fi; $9.".-. 8“ 1113. $24 79 (‘ loth»
Deck-d on the St. Lawrence wak 1113311111: nullmt- 13' luunrlr3. t-2tc $12. 40.
ierJut to make pontible ocean (nitric 1927- 6S $26 46. Food. liquors and to- '
zthrouzh to the Great 1.1x”. 111.1190: $11 an. $221411. $26.1‘14. “uteri
1.253.303;
IL: axon. for Pitcher Cole
‘ W1. average W
. . .. 1.113012% :20. 1:10:13'328“. m’ ' '
NEW roux. Nov: 19. . NEW 10111.. Nov. 11M
wlmanl. Belgian mum-d uni-cl
who .11 rnod hero “‘rdneoday to IF
range a rhampionshlp mush *
William Hoppr, brought his pet 3“-
ed cu? with whit-l1 hr won nearly“
his European contests. It has 6.
mpnjrml. splirwl and $1111“!de m
unlit-sue tum
DF'I'ROIT"! RADES 1mm
Nov. 19.‘n¢d.Elm
been traded to tin San
”11.11 of the Pacific Coast
—Advertlu in the We
Howd’ye get that way? > By “Jon"
\‘VELL YOUGHTA 00587533 m0 YER my AFTER
‘KJ-MI-V 511011141 0 66511 ‘fi'l' PEOPLE 51mm
W ”W
“ T
THE
é 1:12.13: .2121: VING DAY IS DRAWING
‘ « I. " ..121kf‘t1} in 1;»1'1: friends for the confidence they have
' - 21d tor the cooperation they have gtv‘ en us.
1:11"; in 02': succflss.
3 NE 24 Main St.
' 5 AR 60 Bel-den Ave.
- 170'
1
22 Chapel St.
'50 3
9 Stores in the Norwalks. Conveniently Located at the Following Addresses:
NORWALK STORES '
SOUTH NOR’WALK STORES
23 North Main St.
28. Woodward Ave.
Cove Ave., East Norwalk
Main St.
25 Ely Ave».
103 Cedar St.
Ourstomarerepletowithaflthagoodluuweuuthe
stapleswhichmasmto The M“!!! Dina.P
as roast turkey and cruhorry nuns. m prices quoted in
this bulletin are consistent with our dogma—Value Always.
WE GUARANTEE EVERY ITEM WE SELL.
. PL U E CONDENSED
MILK
17c
Can
:- aflded. water removed. This milk
:‘1'2'9 gz'iziulated szzg'a
~ ‘20 ~11perior.
. . 2 you relish a sli:e of bread'far more when the butter
'-': -}:ceptiom=,lh good. The only grade of butter we sell 'will
Rate your bread appetite because it has the sweet uno
Iablc flavor possessed only by 11111 highest scoring fresh-
butter.
l Perfection Brand —Fresh Made
BUTTER
680
FANCY SELECTED
SWEET POTATOES
firmnv‘
(IRANBERRIES ......
FIGS . . ........ . .....
RAISINS ............
GRAPES .............
ORAN GES ...........
FOR THE THANKSGIVING FEAST
SOUND CAPE con
CALIFORNIA LAYER
HONEY SWEET TABLE
..... lb 28c
FANCY TABLE
LARGE, SWEET JUICY
RICHARDSON AND ROBBINS
PLUM PUDDING . . . . . . . . can 33c
SELECTED STOCK
MIXED NUTS ............ lb 25c
SOUND NEW .
WALNUTS. . . .~ ........... lb 28c
SOUND NEW
BRAZIL NUTS ............ lb 29c
LONG NAPLES
. ............. lb 19c
NEWQUEEN
ALMONDS
smnnonrnm
OLIVES ..bot.15c
. . 2 qts 25c
..... lb 18c
. . .2 lbs 29c FILBERTS
. . . doz 45c lb 29c
PURE SWEET
( ‘I DER ...............
BLUE LABEL
CHILI SAUCE .......... bot. 25c
... gal 49c
CALIFORNIA FIGS 17c lb.
FOR STEWIIIG. ORIGINAL AND HEALTH!“
rm
Evaporated Apricots 35c
Evaporated Mixed Fruit 23c lb.
m mm
mm: VANILLA A!!!) LEIGH
Bottle, 14c
EXTRACT - -
NONE SUCH
FINEST
PEEL
CITRON
......
‘1 4. lbs. 17c
‘lakewhite Zlc lb.
For shortening and frying.
THE .TALK OF THE TOWN
7 White
5-1—1»..-
f ’ ' ;- to our stores by its afimfiveness.
g ‘ ‘ ~ 1‘39 best possible.
HECKER’S SUPERLATI’VE
FLO :E. - $1.
2421-? lb. Sack
SOUND mow
0\IONS,- 3 lbs. 10c
.. .. ,, ”w
. -.--..L.--..._....-—" .."T
Granulated
Z - Neighborhood in Norwalk‘ knows about the goodness and economy
‘T'i morn Grocery CO. Bread This brand is baked to attract new
To answer its purpose it
Oldlashioned Hearth bread; .
SFJ
. _ . . . 16c for wholesomeness
18c
FOR YOUR THANKSGIVING! BAKING
MINCE MEAT ........
PUMPKIN ..... . . . . No.3 can 15c
omenmmox
lb35c
FANCY BLAINE”
Intro“
After a thorough investigation with th: laden Gem 0m mm
to our family of guaranteedgrooefiu. Thisproduct'n-ybeufldadl
baking and cooking where fresh, evaporated or cow ’3 milk has formerly
been considered indjxpasible. -
3 Cans for 25¢
SUN mun SEEDED
RAISINS' full size pkg. 32c
run! 833131.388
RAISINS'........fullSizepkg.34c
raw 320m
CURRENTS
_ rm LOUISIANA
MOLASSES ...... . . No. 3 can 35c
pkg 17c
“1' 19¢
.lb65c
ALI: YOU WANT
Not a oomhimtion sale.
embeforemwchsveaddedwflum themfood,
11c lb.
Milk Choeolate Pkg.
l
f
Large Meaty Prunes 2 lbs. 25c i
1
i
1
I
i
?
BEST SELECTED
'OTATOES
Wemincmnnzwroofloenhum u' can account. for this l
ModyfimgbtheMthodthodeweM— 1 ~:
MOGEOOO ’
’1“ y ‘51
CAREFULLY SELECTED " 3‘,
(fez. .. ;- 67c
LI
Norwalk Chronicler