football game in New “oven today.
the Yale-Hamid game gt New Ha
ven ted”. ‘
Choir rehearsal was held last eve
Stamford will furnish the music.
in the. form of a song sorvioe.
daughter of Elmer (‘. ll’endorieks.
tee of the Junior show at Mount lint-
yoke College. “‘hich was given last
evening. The title of tho show was:
“The Color Seekers" and was the bi:
event of the year.
Vt’ith the withdruwl of the injunc-
tion obtained h)’ Irving: 1). liniwrimm
representation the Third 'l‘nxinp: dis—
trict. against the first taxing" dish-let.
restraining: the latter from shutting
off the water supply of the 'l‘llll‘tl dis-
trict. the latter may he exit off from
its: water supply :it any time now.
The notion started 10' Mr. llnhr‘rtsnn
was withdrawn in court yesterday in
llriilueport nnd by thin the imnporm-v:
llll'l if the‘
First Taxing distru‘t so ('iiooge it may_
injnnf‘tinn 1051's its power.
l'nrry out its threat of two years nun?
\Vhl'll the city, through Mayor Donn-E
van. rwfusnl to pay for the water fnre
“Attorney and» Mn. 1.... mm and
Don. are attending the YaleJnu-vard
Mr. and Mrs. Everett 8. Buckley
and party of friends are attending
nin‘g. by the choir of Christ church
at the home of the Mines Kimmick.
tend the dinner dance to be held nt” _. 1 di -1 ,
the Norwalk Country Club. this eve-'- mung )een 5903“ 0"
nlng when Kearney's oreheiitra from ‘wns for the benefit of the “’est Nor-
. E ' and
There will be a service of unuquullwm go toward “XPCHSM‘ for ”W en-
interest at the Swedish Congregation-l“‘"mi“m"“t“" lectures. etc. that are
a! church this evening at 8 o'clock. alwing held in the ehupel this fall and
to £ winter.
is
a member of the properties commit-
ary work. The ofllcers of St. Luke’s
Guild are: President. Mrs. H. K. Ben
nett. vice-presiflent.
Gorham secretary. Mrs. Robert Bil
- lington. treasurer. Mrs.
Cooper. .m‘ H.
WEST N 01? WALK
Cottage street. .
A trip. by auto truck to Cross Conn. Lace Works In
River. will be held next Tuesday eve- ' '
ninx by the members of St. Amman 0"" of the suppers '0' which "19 FH'St Round E
Guild of Chri‘it. church and ”w“. people of West Nor-walk are famous —-——
‘ ' :was held in Union Chapel in that The replayed tie in the first round
friends. b 2‘ fl 1 ' t t l ~placv. last evening. It was largely of the State (Eup ‘eompt-tvition Puget-n
A nurn or 0 p on 0 (“ppm 0 '1 ' ‘attend’edu over one hundred ‘tiekets ”'0 mm“. of 5" George .1an t" ..on-
{walk improvement Association.
The menu consisted of de—
which a” who are interested are. in< iii-ions fresh pork. mashed potatoes.
vngd. llinked beans. piekled heels. cabling-e,
Miss Elizabeth Sf. "pnqutks‘ salad. wheat. rye and graham bread.
uppli‘, minee and pumpkin pie. eoi‘t‘l e.
eteu and needless to say all were «le—
lighted with it. The ladies at the
llt'lltl 0f the supper \verl- Mrs Ill-inu—
min 1“. (‘ronnvell Mrs. Samuel t‘.
Morehouse. Mrs. Henry Hurtijiuns
and Mrs. Hugo Rut-hi. who were na-
sistml liy :l eorps of eilir‘lvnt Waiters.
[nun-(ivo—
lu-vrlnhr‘r,
lilt’
in
(llll‘:l(‘ll(lll (Ii
will
The
nu'nt
next
Society "1'
when one of the hunts m‘ Storrs Agunrmgppnrt “0“,,“ .. ‘
another (‘lunv
rienltnrnl (‘ollege will give
II'('llil'(' [p the chapel.
,uzwis KNHCKWUT
BASHAM IN lllNillllN
Tim“. nu- mEu-en. nun. Devi-T
Smith. and Mrs. Him WMkins. Af-
ter luncheon the managers addressed
the Guild on variou- phone. of auxili-
M... Cm... mm E' _
1mm [ill
The affair
His‘heti in the tire hydrants. and (in
”(will of Estimation and
-_. inmle no appropriation for the
pose.
lll'ltl
vQ' P.
the unite. Halo
noon at the. A.
yesterdu y
st 0 re on
Association. The full returns
not heen received as yet. however.
Junior.“ was horn 'l'hursdav
ing- at the. Norwalk Hospital.
Dunne and son are doing well.
in WA» Yin/V
The nienilvers of liowayinn
company mun an oyster H‘uppvr. lust
Mrs
“ 1'1.
number of friends, many helm: pre~
er places. ()ysteni in every
were served. and greatly enjoymi.
Rowayton Methodist Episeopal
('hlll‘cll services: Rev. :00. A. lialirll
minister. Sunday morning worship
at 10:30; Sermon subject. “The Cost
of Discipleship." Sunday-Rehnol ses—
sion will convene at ”:50. :1. m.
Epwortfi League service will he held
at 6:45. p. m. Sunday evening: wor-
ship at 7:30, sermon theme "The An-
«her of John Knox." Monday eve~
him: at 72(5 the Sundayehool hoard
meeting will he held in the chapel.
The Union Thanksgiving service will
he held “'ednesriny evening at 7:45
the Rev. Frank .'. (‘lark will preach
the. sermon.
A Mayflower, Bible and Rally [my
"Period will be celebrated at the 'Row-
nylon llnptist Church. Sunday. Nov.
Lust. followed by n Mayflower and
Rally Day Social on Monday evening.
Nov. 22, at the church parlors. (in
Sunday morning at the 10:30 hour of
worship the. pastor, Frank S. Clark.
will speak on the suhjevt of “Our Pil-
grim Fathers." At the Bible session.
A. B. Cleverly Supt. which opens at
12. noon. a 11th0 Day Program wail
be carried together with visits to
stylu
flower landed. aided with readings by
different scholars in the school. As
<s a souvenir of the occasion. an illus-
trated booklet. describing ancient and
modern scenes about Plymouth. will
be presented to each family or indi-
vidual who attends the Bible Sehood
session. Christian Endeavor meeting-
is held at 7 p. m. and preaching
service conducted by the pastor at
7:30 p. In.
DARIEN
The bazaar Being held under the
nuances of the Ladies' Auxiliary or
the Noroton Heights Fire Department
opened very auspiciously in the Noro~
ton Heights Firehouse. A large crowd
was in attendance. The community is
coooperating with the firemen. as it
bu always in the past. in a very
" to make the affair a success. This
banal- is being held for the primary
purpose of raising funds to help de-
fray the expenses incurred in connec-
tion with the construction of the ad-
dition to the firehouse.“ The bazaar
. will come to .1 nloo'e tonight.
The “'oman's Guild of St. Luke's
church. Noroton. rave a complimen-
tary luncheon. Thursday at the.
Guild rooms to the managers of the
The guests were Mrs.
field Mrs. Ellis and
Mam-port. Others
’1'; Wm. M. Weed.
w. A. Floyd Dela-
m. Mrs. Ralph
. .h. Miss Jes-
C? .50"? “11“st H. R.
0“ m“:\¥flt:cqtl ett. Mrs.
“‘0 «e32; ‘v‘e‘g‘cc'fh Maury. Mrs.
f- :9. :..~rsu-d. Mm Caroline
. “fr 4»... Harry Orchard. Mrs. P.
. “gig. Mn. an!“ Bennett. lit-o.
final?! Barnett. Mrs. Taylor. Mrs. H.
mu. In. F. '8. Mon. Mrs.
M j’. Cooper. rut-2.,Edwin Wol-
has “It. F. 3. ma. urn. Au-
m n— Bur-i; was
I ' .. e conry.
. fl.
, tity in.
H Kathm- are to
. . j. « alway> mean mu...
'l‘nxniimr
pur~
Approximately $1.5 was declared :itl E
:lflf‘l'<
Van
Zant street by the Bzizanr (‘ommitteo
of the East Norwulk Improvement
have
Mr. I". Dunne of East \‘Fffington
whether it will he called "Mike Dunnf
lTlfll‘ll-E
Husv
evening. in the hose house. to ‘d. large'
sent from Norwnlk. Dnrien and oih-T
scenes at Plymouth. where the. May-;
whole~hetrted and generous mauncr.‘
‘ 'oman‘a Auxiliary of the Pan-field”
.‘M’
Loser Suffers Severe Punish-
ment and Succumbs to
Terrific Right in 19th
' LONDON. \Hn‘.
Lewis knocked out
British welll‘rWeight. in the Hint"
ieentll ronml. tin-retry retaining the
welt: rwn-i'rht "hmnpiz‘virship of l'Im-
vuw‘. m :i boxing: (‘iiliit \‘t in Albert Hall
Elit‘l‘t‘. lust night. Iushuin “as floor.
‘m‘i for the count of nine. ut'tt-r \\'lll('ll
‘H‘ r-trumfled to his feet Li'ncgily. He
no, —"'l‘wl" Kid
Johnny linshum.
s‘tmfw‘ the hardware merchant. ispirnppmi again in :i I": w » cumin and Dov“ DOW.
\ery apt to be absent minded todny. was ”mm“? M, ”for, m ”N “h, I, t .\n drain; means saving coal.
and When a person units for ten new: Reform- i‘urrie sun Lewis in his eon TConsult with . .
ny nails, he. is just as . t. to hand ‘lll‘l‘. E CHARLES T. MacDONALD. 3
them it (an o w ' _ "_ u' l. “is i‘mzzht hay w’l, trail 1; ut M‘ 1.. _ -
is evceodiiizly fvxrriili](ll“ofkilie faei‘nlllci‘qi:I‘nmils. lutl‘l‘llli: (”Kw Tvn'lllllli-l‘ Hill the} Carpenter and General Contractor. E
ll bouncing linliv hov it ifin't deviled uni. llw hall .1 rumrurltil-lv margin 'Edlie Avenue. - - 53‘: Norwa‘k'f
' " ‘ ‘ whv'n i‘t' Inntlml :' ll‘l‘l‘lfit‘ right 10 Telephone 1326.
wine in the Nineteenth.
ltzmlmm inn}; :1 lrui'ful punishnu-nt.
fills llulil t')!‘ \\tl.\' pnu :i.>;.:!:. wlunml lll
I'll” l-ni‘h i'nnnnlfi, .‘"1(l i'rr-Hi thi- inuiu,
tt‘t‘nlh his tell in.) Ru“: loin :tthi lrlwl
.pnii‘nmiy . it lnolu-ni us if hix‘ ltwsv
'\\':i.< lnukl-n in the final round. '
’ \i:In_\ men and \vmmvn in
«tress “ere Ill the rinirsitie.
.i‘uslxam".
t \wniiiiz
l
,-___ ;
sl‘lth-‘Wnohs 1‘0 I'l..\\’ strut—3
’l‘l't‘K\‘. ;
The Sorinizwomi \iaijriurs “iii rlnsli:
with the strong Sungntm‘k .~\. 1‘ tonm‘
on the Redford (Hall at Urn-us I"ttl"‘|SE
tomorrow afternoon at 3 u'eloek. Tho-‘1;
trucks which will take the players
uml the rooters to Green:2 Farms; will
leave from the corner of lily and Lex—
ington avenues at 1:30 sharp and
from Day and Elizabeth streets at
2 o'rloek sharp. All players of the
Springwood team are to report this
afternoon and tomorrow morning for
prartice.
E Last Sunday the Fair-fields and the
vSpringwoods bottled in a. tie of 6-6.
hut this Sunday the local teaun ex-
‘pects‘to bring home the bacon. The
’line-up of both teams has been pub-
lished before.
I‘REVIOI‘S SCOIKES 0F Rn’ALS.
87 FORT 8T.,
at.
M ‘
Sons of St. George Play .-
uectieut Lace \Vorks. of Norwaik. will
he plnyml at Seaside Park. Bridgeport.
Thanksgiving Day morning. with
George llenholm. of Ansoniu. as ref-
eree. .
The first inter—city game of the sea— '
son will take pluee ut Bridgeport]
Meadows. on Thanksgiving Day after-
noon zit 2:3”. between teams in the
[Amateur League. Players will be
«rump-«u- - .. .
. 7‘. Delivered“ m to your Range. all ch arzes paid fol
" $1900
TOURING CAR OR ROA DSTER
mm‘ dam to your garage, all charges paid for
$1275
SHOES FOR MEN
chosen from all four Bridgeport teams
(in plu)‘ at team selected from the
~Stamford l“. (I. (‘mfner‘tieut Lure
\Vorks and the Danersy Athletes.
ltohhy liiee. of Bridgeport. will ref.
ere». with J. imlwrtsou and In H.
'Stvu-nsmi as iinesmu-n.
('onneetielst .hnaleur Imam ‘.
" 1'. \V. L. Ill’ts
t‘onneetieut 1.. \v.... o; 5 I n to:
llunerxl; .‘illli'llt‘h‘ . . ,5 4 2 ll 341‘
.lrSpanish A. t‘ ...... ti 4 2 U 8’
Stamford lc‘. l‘. . . . ’3 2 :1 1 '1;
,Sunlish Amateurs... 6 z: 4 N 4
“ n 6 l ' l
\‘ulve ('0 ..... l t! 1 0 u
Cut This Out—It is Worth Money
60
i (tut out this slip. enclose with So.
zand mail it to Foley &. Co.. 2835 Shell;
field Ave, Chicago, 111.. writing your;
name and address clearly. You will;
receive in return a trial package com.
IF IT’S ELECTRICAL WE
HAVE IT.
F. M. CULLEN ‘
“THE HOUSE OF ALL VOLTAGES"
Wall Street
" Phone 558
Norwalk
Heavy, oil-tanned, weatherproof Shim. «in .
double soles . . . mm
Dress Shoes, of tan calf; perforated m- ; Tm 1,
. $7.00tor4‘23m',
CONNEALLY 69° BRACKit‘N
South Not-walk, Conn.
svoas CLosEs A1" 0 DAILY
...-..--..-n.
Victor Wésely E
itaining Foley's Honey and Tar Com-l
pound, for coughs. colds and croup;§
-Fole_v Kidney Pills for pain in Eldonx
{and bark; rheumatism, backache. kid-f
,noy and bladder ailments; and Foley:
Cathartic Tablets .a wholesome and
‘thoroughly cleansing cathartic for
constipation. billousness, headaches.
‘and sluggish bowels.
Stlllson, Powell Corporation.
DON'T WAIT '
Futil winter comes to order your
'storm sa<h doors or storm vestibule.
Standard Transportation
DAILY TRUCKS TO NEW ‘YORK
LOCAL TRUCKING
TELEmtoNEs 456 AND 792
(Formerly With Vent Bros.)
3 Automobile Bodies. Fenders. Radiators. Lamas re
; paired and made to order and all kinds of sheet mot-
al work.
, Welding of 'All Kinds of Metals.
' 13 Raymond Street, South Norwolk, ll'ur South min St.
CHEVROLET CARS
Coupe, 4-Door Sedans, Deliveries on Short
Repair work promptly attended to.
SILK DRESSES
$10.95 ;
Value up to $22.50
L. GOLDEN .
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY f
‘ t
WE HAVE some excellent parlorE
and kitchen stoves, also ranges. our»
pets. furniture, china or fine quality,"
roll-top desks, in very good conditions
J AFFE & ASH
EAST NORWALK.
Royal Auto Painting Co.
88
PER CENT.
FOLLOWING MAKES .
Gordon—block white and brown, 81.5; to 10.
Gordon Outsize, black and white, 9 to 101,;
SILK HOSIERY .E AUSTIN’S GARAGE
DISCOUNT ON THE “Q
E
Van Rulte—hlsck, white, navy and brown, 8”; to 10.
Rivoln~black only, 88": to 10.
J. I. Mallétt
South Norwalk
WASHINGTON 81'.
Tel. 449.
e
Notice.
PHONE 1959
'x—l “wax-m ...
LOUNSBURY, MATHEVVSON SHOES
FOR THE WELL DRESSED WOMAN
There i< i‘efinwment in «very sfyle of this well-known nmlw. \\-
imuure new lasts as ye” a»: nwny m the- staple onw.
The Quality and Prime is: without rriiiriqn.
' ' habitual;
SHOP BEFORE SIX ‘ ‘
ELWOOD f? GLOVER
122 Wuhmgton' Street South Norwnlk
"F711, r".
, r
‘2
‘_.___ Highs-rude Auto and Truck
liarvnnl. Pointing
. Holv Cross ................. (l =
E 41 Maine ...................... o SCIENTIFIC AND RELIABLE I
:31 Valpamiso ................. n
as \Villiams ................... 0 Center “’0 it 0M“ Conn.)
E :n I‘entre ..................... 14 Pp" ° ‘M -
l 24 Virginia ................... 0 ~
I 14 Princeton .................. 11'
, 27 ‘nl‘0\\’l‘l ..................... 0| SPECIAL
3; s3!
9 Yale. 9
4. mg m. ............... 0' Men s Sweaters, $2.98
21 l‘nivemity of N. t‘urolinu. . . . 0
E 13 Boston t‘ollen’e .......... -...21 35.00.31! $6.00 Value
24 “'cst Virginia .............. 0
E 2i (‘olmtte .‘ ................... 7 - _.
14 Brown ........... i ...... 10 <
0 Princeton. .................. 20 . o ‘
:7" g; . 00th Clothing
5 smnnonnrlgicoisrnuix 3115 i
I .
. llltlllfl EPGRT. Nov. 2t).-—Aggriev-
Company
a n. nuns; so. 3mm:
ed because. they allege. the town of
Stmtford refuses to sanction bills for
13150 each for their services as sinist-
nut registrars during the lust elec-
tion. George F. Ash. Arthur King.
James Donahue and “'illium l-l. \Vil—
coxson. of Stratford. have brought
suit for $1.000 domain-s against the
town. Papers in the case. were served
upon First Selectman James Lolly. of
Stratford. today. >
;\\‘I‘ISI.EYAN ATHLETES GET [.m-
TERS.
MIDDLETOWN. Nov.
“‘esieyan -men received
athletic- letter from Dr. Fuuver. the
athletic director. today. making the
ending of the football season. Four-
teen were players and the manager
and ussistant munmzer were the 0th—
;-rs. Eleven were sniors and five jun-
ors.
Rl‘ll Imicuixrie.
AGEING JOINTS
Am) mop Pan:
2 0.—Slxteen
the highest
m
Instant relief with a snail trial
bottle of Old “St. Jaeolm
Oil. ’ .a
H pleasure, not a task. And think
‘ up... - ....._- m...— =
The ‘
Z Textile Store
* If you have not tried 3|
Standard Pattern do so by E
\
Looktlnoeover. Thoymegoodinvutment.
DecOrative Linens
We have assembled a good assorimem of artistic pieces
of pure linen, that will delight the vision, and render worthy
service for festive occasions. ‘
Quality is‘the maid thing in our plain. itemstitelied linens.
The pieces finished with flit-t lace are exquisite, and reasonably
priced.
Of particular interest to housekeepers and bridesto-be are
the beautiful Madeira pieces, strictly handembroidered—Cen-
lets, Surfs, Doylieo Tray-cloths, Ovals, ohm, well calculated 1:
appeal forcibly to fastidious tastes.
Praising Our Huts
Your finest: Will join in pruim
of our ents of molt. just as at
our other customers do. “A
have built up our large [mile on
the rceommendttion of custom—
ers to D‘flnds, relative or neigb
her. And that’s the best kind at
an advertisement. after all, hr
cause it‘s sound ud permanen‘
aux-m1 W
19 R. n. Av... Tot. is»:
DRESS UP THE DININGROOM
Thonwving Day is our and some new furniture to brighten
"““l' I! "Wm Mm “Rival will not only make the do, a happtc'
one. but will give added comfort for a loop time.
: TABLES. CRAURQ BUFFETS, CHINA CLOSETS‘
in out: or singly at price. that give the fallen value for every dollar
W
COME H! AND GIVE OUR BN3 STOCK THE “ONCE OVER."
’all means.
You will find home sewing a
of the saving if you buy the
materials here. Whether Cot' .
ton goods, Silks, Velveix, or '
Woolen, they have ulna-en u- '
Rheumatism is "pain" only.
Not one case in fifty requireo inter— ‘
hill treatment. Stop dragging: . Rub
soothing. penetrating "St. Jacob- Oil"
right, into your sore. stiff. aching
Joints. and relief comes instantly. "St.
Jacobs Oil" is a harmless rheumatism
iinlment which never disappoints and
cannot burn the skin. ’
[Amber up: Quit complaining!
Get a. small trial bottle of old. hm
“8t. Jacob: 01!" at any drug/store. and
in just a moment you’ll berm 2m
rheumatic pain. aorenean and am 4
Don't suffer! Relief await: you; ”at.
incoh- Oil" is just in good for
tattoo. neuralgia. “tum “go. booklet,
t ' '
duced to the lowest point.
NOTICE 1'0 mums
O! m m
mm for NW whleh
were delayed in M In“! I!»
rim. IO have alto tho W
number iii? the Winter Mellon; ,
m M» . wwnm‘ulm:
,
j: ‘ -
7 Raye the
. .
» em;
etTe
KNI, YES for him, too.
We can supplyyou with many necessary Thanksgiving r
necessaries also. r - . - .'
ow for
mu CEDRV'IN‘G SET andr
m ‘héablh
RAYMOND &. SON
Wifl&liidt8il. '
NEW MAXWELL E
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Norwalk Chronicler