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H l-IRE’S A BUY
$2.00
Shirts
$1.30
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.l= *Sii PH DAVIS
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min: Flannel Pajamas.
Outing Flannel Night
siizag‘ton St.- S. Norwalk
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund JuMcPai-thy.
e! 21 Lawrence street. are today oh-
serving their first wedding anniver—
sarl ‘
—-8pecial Thanksgiving Dinner at
the Mahnekemo from 1 to 4:30 p. m.
M rs. Charles '3‘. Mitchell. of Roway-
ton, and Mrs. Robert G. Mitchell. of
Max Hill Road. are Visiting Miss Flor—
lnce 'l‘. Miuht-ll. at Smith (‘ ll‘ '
Nerthavnpton. Mass. 0 “It.
-——Latest Soft Ham—O’Brien's.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight \\‘ilson Hon—
nett. of East Rocks road. formerly
of Philadelphia, wish to announce
all NEWS
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F O S S’
—and—-
H ave You Ready
Money?
.\‘ «. lth in g will take
22% place of ready
w—ney in meeting
the unexpected.
A
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Ac~
ready
Savings
is
bank it earns 45in-
terest.‘ compounded
twice a year.
Have you one?
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South NM
Savings Bank "
31:: {P be held at 1:80 o'clock tomorrow or-
’ (WHY? ’4. “730d-
Flax
to MC
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' its: prints Tinne-
lip“
:~ ~"zz's Hull
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'1‘." today.
Pastor thrusting: business was followed by av
A!»
mild the
e w 1:5 .
”7‘. llé‘T ll‘di
(a 'ift‘ri‘fiiggr “In? ”D“ -.-j.-nn [‘hl‘lll llw l'osthllSilJill-i
(Eur-g" ty of loter life.
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CARRY A FULL I.”
Q U A L I 'r Y
pnnmn cnocom'rzs
Stillson-Powell Corp.
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m o n e y — in this .
Vi Ilife”
H3251.
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[flu ‘
the engagement of then-daughter
s(‘hnrlotte Agnts. to Alexander Long.
g'l‘lie wedding will take place in the
spring
The funeral of Louise Krlthtrilw
filx’ot'her, wife of Henry J. Zargcs. will
it rnoon from the lute home. 24 Lin-
den street. and at 2 o'clock from St.
Peter's: Lutheran church. lim'. Martin
1.. Stem: wil offieiute. Interment will
be in the Norwulk cemetery.
---«l:nske~tlz:lll. 'l‘wo fast games. Danc-
ing. Svt-C's orchestra. Hedmen's Hull
Nor-walk. Monday night.
Pyramid temple. Nobles of thr- Mys-
txc‘ F‘hrizc, has bonnllt the Startl‘wld
Norwalk
“.1 man “into“! mirth is like I an
without springs."
Overcoats t h a t W i 11
b r i n g y o u “smiling
through” every sort of a
storm. Will hold their
shape ,their color, their
style and your confi-
dence.
And at prices'that will'
hold your trade at this
store.
Rogers 59° Stevens
80. Norwalk
._....
Saw H , hotel, I:rid:ep0rt.-!or a day. On
kn .. 3t§.—O’Bfl _
xix-«:7, .— , ens Jnnuzlr) 25. ““11. the Shrmrrs “ill
‘ “1‘; (21‘ ‘1 13-1“? take our the hotel in entirety. from
‘ "r'*~1‘!‘..\.‘7-(parted roof to basement. for a hall. which
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\ ‘1. , i , _'", “”3” ”"4 \ull be for Shining 111
“;,1.P“‘”nv'p i” “if \itnflon only. About 1.3“th persons:
., ,..A far 11‘1“" T, " I-Tf‘ f".l>('t't-' :l to lulu” lull"! in tho- ( \‘b‘nt T
.l w .. 711.“, ,Aju (1,”,
>311}? (trails. I -——PP.8 (70:31 31 HUHE & G338. !
« . l‘llllt'liil Lodge ‘llnuulitm‘s of Hole 1
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‘. . ”TL & Cans, lanl‘. initiated sew-n (‘nmlnlntls lust,
3'" i "3 “‘1‘ '\ “.7. t\(‘!1lll11. and fl»:- wnrk and other in-g
supper. .Thl-ze will Ln- n meeting of
"lllt'l‘iillllYYH'lll
"‘71-“ ‘m! Yl «- ”1,5. linw‘ hl‘ tho- txumtx—l
t‘ftri '..2i\v‘!‘snr\' on l-‘ridnx‘ (-vrning,
‘ lutsfiw‘u" int".
:.l‘ —-Fin.-‘is<ortmem of Cans.--O'Brien’s.;
! \‘x‘lt: l lull!» Thur r' spoils‘ilvilili'.t
limit: Lave 1‘- ton to work. nnd'
ya monm' is paid for your labor in or-l
.
Silt .Qtlilgullt'tlnz.
If 3m! Intrrly.
:cwn lininn'n:
lynll' For: :lnll lute“!
Think this (nu-r. Hunt
>‘:r\'llll2.‘~‘ (-zlrnin: 4 Div-T emit."
lurinrtiiirwlt,‘
l‘un‘uvimyfi
start )mz."
inter! st
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to... .
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>l'1‘-.tll~‘. 'l‘rnst |
Two [Inst games. llancm
Rt-«lmen's Hull;
7‘?“
, w-l lahid‘tlnfall.
gm: Svt-c‘s orchestra.
Nor-unlit. Monday night.
Mrs. Hrlrn l‘t-ck. 68
0 l' C ’“EOTY
i 7 -" arc the 1:!ux‘lt\;l"ll, \\ hit “as token to tlu- ltos‘
“lrlwl- -: vs. Alvin pit.“ on 'l‘hursrin)‘ morning sum-rival“;
‘: VH1." ' if"? “i from exllosnn». has rt-mtim-(l (‘flllSPi-x
s I ]~
is doing nimrly.
the
n ml
that
ltnlzl}.
thought
no!» 1‘
I‘. i:- not exposure.
_ . l l-‘i'T‘; 'r“\"‘."‘d by Curing \Vv ‘lnesrlnv night. when 51““
.2“..4 A“ ,H y I“, l)11\l§‘ I”. on the bum}, off Lnnmlon's Tsnml.
- :l. ,,.?.l3:.til':'.\ and S. 1’. Ge. “11513.11 “hunt h): the tide at‘ler she
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[mi f;:lll’-:‘ (0‘. till: 1.1-;u‘ll :lml stunnml‘.
fiber-self. will haw any Marl efforts. %
Among local people who are nttrml-‘g
,ing the Ynl'wllnrvzlrll football {mint-i
:at the Yale howl. New Haven. today.‘
tare Mrs. Thomas Dowd. Mr. and Nit-5.!
.l-irerett S. llulklvy. (‘lmrlvs Prescott;
[Rufus J. Smith. Fred Colemgn. Miss;
Annie 1;]. Smith. Dr. and My? ll. AL.
len Shllmltnllg‘h. Attorney J. .lw Line?
‘weiler. Miss W‘s-"H“ turns. hum»
nes's Jesse ’l‘. Dunbar and Edward J.
Quinlan. Attorni-v John '1‘. hrwer,
Attorney (‘ramer C‘. Hegeman. Nor-
man “'iggleworth and Dr. Harry H.
Hefi'ernn. Attorney Leo Davis and
family. Ih‘. Robert ll. VS-‘olf and son.
l-nnd Miss Kathleen Lynch. Jlldgt‘ and
'Mrs. John Keogh. Judge Nehemiah
Candee. Thomas H. Pant}: and Alfred
Goldachmfilt'. .
ELSE FERGUSObfi
at the Regent Sunday in ‘T‘ne Baldy
“059's Daughter."
>8rlli0'
Four hundred attended the dance
glxvn by Company" K basketball team
in the Armory last night.
All {IW‘MF M 1“- (‘hntezm orchestra of Bridge-port fur»
The La—
rishecl excellent nausie for the occa-
ELSIE FERGUSON
at the Regent Sulldat.‘ in “’l‘hé‘ Lady
Rose's Daughter." .
Boys creating a distm-l. " .
the South Nurwuilt nubile.
I'l' lllr buys.
».ln_vhnn,\‘ (.iY‘ULllt"S lmnlts .‘
innit-slim: to the ill!) ln'm' _\s= Xmas
gifts 1hr) are always win-314 by tho-
r‘nxldn n. \\'r hnu- n (-oznplwtv stock
or lhrsl- books on hand.
10—” South Main strc-o-t.
-mspm iul Tlmnksgh in:
list Mulmekenm from 1 to
Mike Stanley. n V-nzlnler at Barney
Pol-93's home on Monroe strut com-
plainul to tlw pnlicv )‘vstertlzn' that
he hml :L sonn (ll Lit. ('iullllt’ stolen
lrom his room. it null: hurnml that
during Stanley's :ll)5(l'll_“’ some strang-
ers were ncwmmmlnto-d with :9. bed
for the night :mv‘l it is believed that
these prone may hau- taken the cloth’i
5' ELSIE FERGUSON
Dinner
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at
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“Mi?" nnsxiss, it was statwl {it the hosnllnljnt the Regtnt Sunday in “The Lady
Eliot-v35. llnughtvr.”
lfiirnrs‘i '
(.mnmm,,,_ ,,,_u!\\'(-rc- mmpl’mm-d of to tlw pOlICP fast;
the Frill“? ('Vf-l‘tlt‘u'. to mnkn Lr‘wllurationslmgh" and l'utroltnan “MW” ““1“"!
”instigated and llml'ne-tl the names 01’
.
r'l- tqu-rinlly'
l‘(-;.nrll_\"s.!
'm Jun-II at!“ emo-
t without tail lights were l)un-'
" . _. ”bit
W Moan ait‘tolly i send- “‘3"
Deidrieh “'estingfiekl. “North Wit-'charge beingmnm on u“. payment
ton was fined no and actual cou‘or 8: costs: summ- 80mm. of
this morning by 10h: Nehemiah 74 Liberty street. Stanfierd. lined no
Candee in the uptown emf court for and can: this morning by Judge Yos—
Gnufl at a big reunion mm 34‘ min:
March.
as rnmmandmwinceiairt
6’. 131111990 as mjor-genmal.
BRIDGEW. «or. new!" «no.
-Pollm mart. Juan- Frank I... "or
it: them out m the "on of loan) can J'M' “1F.” “'9 “'85 ”Mi?!" in the Slate Al'nlon'. ml Human-:1. 4am! tin» mm of UV rmm mun»-
churches. to be read from the pulpit.- ted “‘5' morning from ”day to day; Several of 1hr omwrs 01' lb» Im a! an; takrn it: rult-O- Goa-i a“
at the services tomorrow ‘Jl’mnk Byre of 44 Summitt siren-1. finite Guard mganization are iulau- lt‘fitz “Mlllngt'i‘ 99mm 3 m 91'
' ’ .who was released this morning. the flux to attend the wmmm dinner. ~33”; Amen flobolcwskt mm H-
'Tlu» swap Guard was iwflttizvd in hand of visual {mu-tam
had his cat-r nolled. The can: of
{our other team were out“
, under bonds of $150 each.
1917. with Gown-nor Hair-emu
a tad Lucien
WMWM “’7me 1" W' A, telephone call was received nut
in; an aniomobne alter am with- night. from the Waterbury police de—
out having the m” “I“ ”‘1‘“ Went. regarding a truck belonz- '
Attorney Leo Davis wu Vamwd in to The H. K. H. Silk company.
vlolatlon of the motor mu: hr. blurb. i
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I a committee rate-May afternoon by which ‘93 W‘W'y for Ne“ Ym'kl
Judge Mallhle in the Suwior eourt at midnight on Thursday and which i
to hear testimony in the mV'W a- had not been hand from. A my;
“on of Harry C. Edmund; at this valuable. consignment of silk was on;
.eity. vs. Nellie E. Edmunds. and the board the truck. The Waterbury po—_.
leounter suit, of Mrs. Edmundg against lice were informed. however, that the,
hex-'Tiusband. Edmunds charges mis- truck was parked near the 10081 37;»
conduct on the part of his wife while mat-y yesterdayjtternoon about a, .
she charges intolerable cruelty and O‘clock and shortly after that timeE
asks for a. divorce and alimony. started on its way for New Kork. 1
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Sanitary 'Meat and Live Poultry Market
M. TENYI
27 Ely Avenue South ilerwalk, Conn.
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ALL KINDS OF MEAT AT LOWEST PRICES
NATIVE AND WESTERN LIVE POULTRY
TURKEYS 62cm.
SPRING GEESSE ........ ,, 45clb.
1%ch SPRING cmcxzns ..... . ............... 4201b.
Fowxs . 45c 1b.
noosrnns 30cm
SPRING DUCKS.............V ........ - ........... sooth.
"‘ Killed and dressed while you wait.
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‘ Here are new
handsome special-val ue .
' crunns fom' gfirk;
g, Spod to the store in a jifly by express, girls’ coats
' that girls will be glad to slip on.
INDIGESTION
"Papa’s Diapepsin" makes
Disordered Stomachs
feel fine at once!
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Lumps of undigested food causing
pain. -\\'hen your stomach is acid.
and is gnssy. sour or you have heart-
burn. flatulence. headache or dyipep-
sin. here is speedy relief—no waiting.
Eat a tablet or two ofl’ape‘s Din—
pt-psin’ and instantly your stomach
feels line. All the indigestion. pain.
gases and acid _ nd misery in the
stomach named by acidity ends.
Pam-‘3 Inapepsin tablets cost little
at an); drug store but the—re. is no sun-r
or quiNt: stomach antacid known.
l Novelty woolen coda, brownish or bluish mixture
Found ’em Thursday in hands of a disappointed
Maker. Took than!“ saving. They are here in the store
heady to hurry to their new moi-snow !
inverted pleat at,
. $12350
Mixtures 1 fine soft finish but much strength, Pekin
own! naming. rolling collar, attracts ve belt-—
- r’ -'
{’11 ribbed weavb,‘ big collar, belt,
ack— ‘
$15
Handsome cheiiot of special weight, brown and navy.“
big soft fine Hudson seal callar, inverted pleat at hat-k.
'cood belt— . - -. $25 .
Lovely Philippine
$5 lingerie-- $3.50..
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Why Evade Your
Responsibility?
4 Health is given you to ;
work, and money is i
paid for your labor in '
c o m e SELF SUP—
PORTING, both now
am} later!
If you merely live
now—you cheat the
responsibility of later
Think this over,
then start your sav—
ings earning 4% inter.
i eat in Our Savings
’ Department. .
South Norwalk i '
order that you be- "
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m.-~’* .. -.y
START,
SAVDfllTODAY
When you will look
back, after a little
while, you Will won-
der how you could
,‘ have ever found it:
hardtosave.'fiikeall‘
habits, good or bad, it
grows stronger with
with daily use.
Start ' now in a
strong and reliable in-
stitution.
norms .
' =honderful workers in the Ms of the Philippine»
nth the prettiest of cmbrfinry. at. well as done with
, band at old price of
auw—‘w
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Daintiest and sweetest of new envelope Chemises and
'aightgdwns—with ‘ Game by hand by those
Soft fine-texture minsook, in new models—and then
elons) skill- ‘ _ L
Sometime design appears upon both hack and front,
Sometimes there is delicious little scallopmg as well as
lthe £13m or buds or blawoms. Time are "pretty eye-
32?; ' ereisblind efiect. . ,
_ Gowns in sleeveless and regular .models, chemises in
styles of beauty and comiort.
Exact sort that have been fortunate to have in
MM $3.50
Second floor. .
Mackmnhr
lively W
Preferred by hundféds of
boys, for school or play or
generalwm.
Neyer in the waymhether
hockey or" shalt ', _.‘
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Keepclean set
. for a dollar
A Kcepclean ' hairbmsh,
' its sanitary metal face
‘ durable fine bristles—
a comb that hartnonizes
W 1 121‘ ' price" $1
Woothydmitoflox— sport.
3 to 14 “—330 (an 89:
' 7 2’0.“ fie
.L- I r‘ m
past four to six Weeksy
and he has cut his price till it hurts ! z .3
I“ woolensfi"
fl , (mineverything thatmakes value and style and
I" ”that Maurice—choose at
<€§Ei{;$§$11:49é
1020 yaflRS
?URR16RS
MUS/var ’
l l We feel justly proud of our one hundred ‘If‘iji
l 9% years of progress, and as an apprecia- its?
{,2 nor. of the confidence of our patrons. .3.’
"‘3 which has helped this progrcn, we fl"
la“; have arranged, at the height of the
> \\ _‘ season, a CENTENARY SALE, to com- {7“
l7“ mcncc Blonder, November 23th. ${é
W’II
During me ‘39.:thluam of V’:
(1113' Sale every article in fig
«’34 our store will beofferod at. 3'5")
i very WWW reduction. “.57
. , The value of this reduction will be "A‘
.53; ‘ al‘lerCIatcd when it is understood that :9 ‘
‘3.ng owing .to advantageous purchases of
"t ,4 raw skins our _stock at prcsent is mod- 5:
E stately priced. '
c. 8. animal’s 33513
391 Fifth Avenue
Your overcoat,
Sir, at $36. '
Biggbst value yet in orcrcoatsfor men. "up”;
Saving greater than we‘ve been able to ofier W
Cleaned out most of our own over-coats during W
s. 4: ILW I}
Kowlswe go into amrket and buy fnom the main-c
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T.‘
These timeouts are example. 3..
Town Ulsters for yotmg men, several snappy 50m in"
heather and brown mixtures, in plaid“
01% sow-ma m a molnw fl
£71
Chesterfield overcoats for men of quiet preferenoé; U
oxford 5nd black, velvet collar, splendid line: '- .
They are regular $45 and $50 overcoats; worth
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Norwalk Chronicler