Keep Open ”my, .
Night to 9 O'Clock
BELTS
- cowhide belts in black?
00 $1.50 $2.00
'1
rling. Silver Buckles
$1.50 to $3.50
'de Traveling Bags. The.
is heavy—weight cow-
:o with a soft pliable.
ome plaid lined.
Frank Wallerstl'lfi is now manager
of the Direct Importing Company‘s
store in “'31“ street.
—Oh Boy do not miss Red Men's
Fair.
J. Mugaverouof 80 Woodward ave-
nue. has enlisted in the U. S. Navy
through the recruiting station in
Cannon street, llridgeporL,
{ rA-l‘drd Houst- Ten room.
;Si. "
8 3 “’all
at
has
‘V
35' L PH DAVIS
3. ington St, 5. Norwalk.
opens Friday noon, Dec. .i.
'Tlu- police rcccived complaints of
boys making a disturbance in the vi-
cinity of the. South Norwalk library
last night. ,
~eMcT‘7neliy‘s Orchestra at Armoryl
next Tuesday. letter than ever.
Mrs, Abbot and Mrs. llisscll are to
llird House 'l‘eu room
‘.
lulu-l: tilci" Ill-w
"7 \ at ‘t'. “‘3.” Ftrct-t. tomorrow noon. A
i n-tp Open Saturday' cordial invitation is extended in thc
"It to 9 O'Clock public to visit their :lttl‘nclivc littlc
outing room.
A‘cal :tt Ilitl‘ris & Grins.
A naptfilla launch was picked up
ndrii‘t this morning by the tugboat.)
Milton. outside the three—mile limit on;
Shlppau Point and Green's Ledge. The
:hp boat diad evidently broken awzly
from its mooring. it was towed to the
:lock of the ischoda Yacht club. l
li‘red S. Drysdule, who is stopping?
at the Hotel Mahackemo. lost his'
pocketbook containing a numlgcr of
and \Vomcn’s
'mhrellas
Noteworthy Prices.
$2 00 to $10.00
31's 82.00 to $15.00
llltl colored silks
l
t
7 .
l
l «3 lia'nlite handles - Tilt-Missal”: :omc'lntiouea'. mslicm-ST-I
’ .3‘ , . lug. .‘omc- lmc' :l‘QI‘ lc po c ~-;
' .l 0‘, S. m te ' . . .
t SO E 8 1‘1- pal’tlm-nt succccd'ed 1n locatlm: lllnl.l
s that,
J. l
and gavo out the pleasing new
UN valunhles had been found
'l'ohin. taxi driver. been
over to thc police.
>r--l)oil:: .tlld Fancy articles on sale.
at ltmi Men‘s Fair.
by
and turncll
l
‘ 'l'ht case of Louis Anderson. of,
Q ;.'. . Nom‘alk. , ys. Isadore Schnrf of. :'
llridgcpo is being heard today lie-2
1": 7 3‘ - ‘ - ' ' in the‘
. I )- .ort Judqt booth and jury '
i I \‘ IS Pourt of Common Plans in indire-
All St. S. Norwal‘k 'lfil'tt. 'The suit is the resulat 01 an;
automobile accident which happen-i
’ .. ed in the vicinity of Cedar strct-t.‘
‘ ““" .llldlzc John Keogh of Keogh and,
comm- is rlzprt‘SPliililg the plulntit‘t‘..
Patrolman Milton J. Lockwood was‘
mistake-n last night for a burglar en-
rlcavorillg to break into the John
Hancock thiutual Life Insurance com-
pany at 91 “'asllington street The
making his roundsl
Open Saturday
0 O'Clock
l
l
l
l
- ‘1 .~ - patrolman was
Prehentatlon Of will n thc light from his flashlight
'. o C‘ V 7“ was- seen by “'llliam Goncfi. of thc‘
' “ SHIRTD Bristol hotel. Gollch immediatelyl
l a 51.50 telephoned the police. Investiga-
.‘_
ricn silo“ cd that. ttl'le patrolman was;
simply making his usual rounds.
—Pea Coal 9.: Harris d: Guns.
The tide of popular patronage flows'
«heir way, and the pleased enthusiasm;
of the rail-(ms as they enter the new;
More of the A. J. Collins (30.. is very
.rl-atil'ying. There you will find a
tilt-rough. complete and intel’l’sely in
interesting: line of cverything needed
for the home at prices that teach a
valllahle lesson in economy. The quaL
Ely of the merchandise they handle. is
well known to be of a high standard.
and the best to he had for the money:
$3.00 and $4.00
Sim“. very carefully
v-lzkhzfinds shrunk; care-
rod,
\ i.('KVVE AR
551.00
A Pre-war Value
ilc shirts and neckwear
:tured at revised prices
l "r
\
~regular quality bought: The success of their business is
at regular prices. No, assuml.
‘ its." § A AA ‘
I WE CARRY A FULL LINE
.4:—
r‘oss- QUALITY
.4... ,
mam onocoau'u
.H Mira DAVIS
-..l~.g-tou St., s. Not-walk?
,1
' l
H
ml Six-mum). ,of Gurm-r
....\v..,...1 {rum to. recent
ll of the degree team of
iii-i-«kull lodge was held
' Harris & Guns.
.aml
10,000» Poisons Watch Hot
Bouts for. (Atlantic Fleet
. o
Championships
. i'
NEW YORK. Dec. 2.-—'l‘he boxing
and wrestling championships of lhe
United States “antic fleet attracted
a crowd of 10.000 persons. mostly Salk
ors‘ and army men. to Madison Square
Garden. last night. and. although they
'dld not show it by any marked «Se-J
m‘ons‘tmtion, they enjoyed the sport.
in fact the conduct of the crowd could.
serve as a model for some of the
coughs who attend local boxing shows
and who continually endeavor to dis-
play their brutal wltiic'isms on the‘
performers. NO more orderly cro'd
ever gathered insidethc old b‘tfilding
to watch either boxers or wrestlers.
interspersed bctwcl‘n tho— "goba" and»
the other tlglltlhr: men belonging to .1. Wm. whoop to u“. leading light- where at ”.9391“ “tar-her was Tex
l ncle Sam were hundreds of sport l'wcights.‘ Hf. has been {orcnd to “(3V llickal‘d‘s Wiflnt in promoting thr-
l"“"." Of “om. 30“? Pflor m m“ “'"Wrwvights and 9W" "1‘03"“ \Vlllnrehnumpsl-‘v hem here u 'war-
npulnnc liont bleet (-upt. M. C. Glee- Weights. because the mcn at his own mm mm Julv 4 ‘ whelilhempaev “,0“
son (lt‘llVL'l‘t'fl a word 9r welcome to “night refuse m box him.-. ({9 \voigh‘ his title ' ' i ’
thc navy men present and exhorted in at 13.; to 135 pounds andJlas llecu' ’l‘haciier said vc-stcrduv that he
thcm to refrain from any comments
or uncalled for remarks on the work
of thc contestants.
The men fought and \vrcsth-«l for
$50 purs~s on :1 basis of 3" and Burl.
The summary: '
Illnillg.
llantnmweigllt (‘lnss .. » Gordon.
North I )akotu. defeated Soriullo.
Kort ll lhkotu: .illdgcs' decision.
Pratllt-rweith/(‘lass~~9utton. Penu—
S)l\':llllfl. defeated lx'clly. Neruda;
judlu-s' decision.
Lightwrizht (‘l:ls§»~(‘astellfi‘ci. No-
vatln. (left-zit“! llillizu'd. Utah. in e!
il'il round.
l.i_l:lll\\-l-il:;ht (”lass (unofficial) Four
Rounds ~Siatcl'. "Hilton. defeated
'l‘:l\ Iol‘. l'rnllsylvaliin.
\\'cltcrweizllt. Sh Hounds Ilol) i'r-
qln'dcz. Arizona. dct‘n'uted Markowitz.
l‘t'ull. ill an extra round.
He:l\'.\'wc‘::hl t‘lass-—-~Uumns. (T()lllm~i_
rounds. I
* ~Snllorf
l-‘enlou. .
Mu. dufrntwl Anderson in {nu
Light Heavyweight (‘1;le
Vull liilliall‘tl (lPl-I'Uif'll‘ (‘llrly
.\‘v-\ud:\. in an extra round.
.\iidllll\\’clglit l'lnssmlis-ll.
tit't'tniml \l't-lrrtlmu, .\'«~\u(l:l:
decision.
Arizona.
,luulges'
“Resulting
Middh-wciglll. Class » »
lll‘lllg‘t’. (lvl‘catcd J:l\‘l:l"k.
with a hull nclson. 'l'ilnc.
Hc rkowitz.
Arizona.
lel.. 55.
\Vl-ltcl‘wcigllt~~~SilllolL .\‘c-vn(lll. (le-
l‘eatl-d Hort-rs. Arizona. on work.
Time. 9 minutes. ‘
l.icht llcal‘ywi-igllt lulu-null. Ari-
liilllln. (let'vntml l’ul‘adis. i'v-nusylvunia.
with a hull nelson :Lllll hotly hold.
Time. 4.5 seconds.
l;lL‘.lll\\’(‘l;Ill">.\lllt'.\‘_ North link'otu.‘
defeated .Howard. .\'(-\a(lu. on work.
'l‘jal-c. 6 lllinutcs.
ileavyweixht- Pilungx.
rt'illt'tl lurtcls. l-‘lorilla.
’i‘imv. minutes.
“ridge, Ilt‘i
on work.
G /
AI’I‘I‘IR 4.10“ ltltl'l‘l‘t)‘.
’I‘wo forerunners for Jack Brittrm'n
class titlg will clash at the Common—
wealth Sporting 'Ciub. New'fi'ork. on
Saturday night. in a ten-round ew-nt.
These. two latlnmJllnmy Kelly. of the
Bronx and “\Vild Cut" Nelson. of
Brooklyn—400k to he about the best
weltcrweights that Father Knicker-
bocker can otl‘er :lt prcsent to be pit:
tcd axllillst Jack llrittoll. Nelson
l'ougllt llritton in a no-decisipn event.
and Kelly heat Ilogush. Tlrltton's
nearest contender. which puts
the issuc' squarcly up to Kelly
and 'Nl-lsoll ut. the uptown club on
Saturday evening. That is. it‘ they
wish to push a claim for a bout with
ilritton with a referee presiding. I ~
1‘
(‘l'T THIS OFT—11‘
MON“;
(‘ut out this slip. c‘ncl-lse with 5c
and mull it to li‘oley xv L‘u.. 2835 stor-
f’ield 1\\‘t‘.. ’Cllicugo. “1.. writing vollr
name and address clearly. Y‘ will
rccen‘e in return a trial package. con-
minim: Foley's Honey and m Colm-~
pound for coughs. colds.-and croup;
Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides
and back: rheumatism backache.
kidney and bladder ailments: and
Foley (Yulhartlc 'l‘uhlcls. n wholesome
thoroughly cleansing cathartic
for constipation. bliiousness. headach-
es. and dillggtsh howels.—~Stiilaon-
)S \VORI‘H
5 _ PowelP Corp.
I" r-l'c art- rllmors in‘raill
-\ that the New Havan'
-.<~'-llj:r»r service is to cut"1
.vl'tt-l‘ the holidays that
01' authoritative infor-
.-»'ui.l(-. It was said here
orders have DEPT! Nell-l
'l:tlill\\'illg trains.
.lwin and Judge H. M.
the wllmcrs tllc auc—
o'll'llnmcnt held at the
- inst nigh. There m’
, ml :1 very enjoyable eve—
\pr‘ili. Following: the
lucheon consisting. of:
and crnllers was
i .1. Linux—p;
: i. ;J-»L
ALL MONEY - '
in this
ml it. deposited
Bank on or before~
Saturday, Dec. 4th,
‘ will draw mum
imbue"... 1-3.:
at Armory
than evcl‘. .
and other chicken
- \w-ll vii-used with the re.-
‘1' in prices or various chick
Nearly all lzlzlin lms under-l
; 'lI‘Cilit‘l‘. than in pl‘ir‘c- during
“‘5‘ 535, “'““"-<>- 112:3 are sellingI
H 53.31" V‘s-r (11m 1: here,
:llcnrs lllt‘ l'nl‘llwvl‘ :1 hi? Aof’
' a change.
-ling of the “'omen's Associa—
t'ue South Norwalk Congre-
church held atpthe parson-
I::l,vvtew avenue. yesterday
look the form qt :1 Christ—
Many gifts appropriate
ople between the ages of
xmrc received. The gifts
to the International col-
."xgl'it-ld. Mass.. to ’help
rmmas for. the young
. institution" Follow-
:. dainty luncheon.
:2
t'lrchi-sl ra
lit‘lirl
. ' l‘ {116‘ l’S
' .\
‘ l.l
y.
I
“1r
(
“hops. 289%.: L‘O‘i‘n "
to: Round Steak.
-: Fit-alt. 320 1b.: .Poifl .' .._ '7 ‘V
,:.'.r- lb. N.Y.mr1 » .
. 2 So. Norwalk. ‘ ‘
H
‘i
«THE EAST
PAYMENT ‘
:1 .
on thé 1920 ,
2. Christmas Club ' ,
‘1‘
before Deoember 2 _.
A
l
.m. -_.i-
.‘.--"~.
‘must. be made on or! I .1
[IX
"Eape’s bold. ' ind“
Breaks any Cold
in FewHours
Instant Relic-1'! » Don’t may duffed-
up! Quit blowing and shaming: A
dose ol’ “Pope‘s Cold Cmpound" tan
ken every tub hours until three do”
aretaken ‘fisuuilvbrem up, any cold.
The velar first dose opens clogged:
nostrils and the air pass-mes 'ot the
“head: stops nae nil-mum: relieves
the headache. dullness. feverishm
"Pape‘s Cold Compmlnd" not! quick.
sure. and costs only a few cells it;
drug stores. It acts without assist-
ance.‘ tastes nice. contains no quinine
——Insist upon Pam's!
DIOR}! WANTS 1‘0 BOX LI‘DSABD.
NEW YORK. Dec. ::.———\valter.
Mom-rule “Blond Tiger." is out with
8
Little Chute: to
Cont-est Hem —-
. ' .
Mono. on». Dec. z.——ne;om—’
non: were opened between . hick
Ream. manager of Jack Dempsey.
mum's champion heavyweight pugl-
A
er. Witter-day with a View to staging
the proposed Demmommnfler
match in Toledo. Thacher received a
telegram from Kearns. in New Yolk
city. asking the mmter to "look
over the ground hen‘ and report to
him hy telephone." ’
According tfleams it doesn’t look
prolmble that the mot can be staged
in New Yo‘ak. and that there Wt
seem to be a logical location ‘elSe-
coming in at that Weight only hc— would go before the. convulsion for
(““9“ he is “9“"11 mcn much bigger 1a permit for a decision bout if he can
than himself. ‘11 is as easy for him to lmnke "a, satisfacton- deal with
.make 135 pounds at 2 o'clock as it is . Kcams.“ . ‘-
.for Jackson or llundec. His manazel'. .
lAndy Niedcrrcltt-r. writes as follows: lldllw‘l.‘ l’LAYICIlS LUCA-‘1': m
“The lixlltweizhts Whom “0hr lms‘ STANFORD.
boxed in the past will not step in me!
ring with him again. Anions: tiwml
arc Charley \Vhitc. Mo-l (‘ongalr i‘llil.
‘iiioom. Sammy Robldecn and Frankie “98th f”""'“"
;“i|u:|l‘.’ll’l. It is just as hard to get lh(‘ 4‘00" 9“ route
-\\cflcrwt-igllts whom he has fought lo Whi’rl‘ ”3“.“ Will
‘mcct him. leflc 'lre Jack Bl'itton.,SR!urdn.\'-
.smmm- lxnnm-m. TN] Km Lewis rnuil Elfin undefeated in the Northeast-
I’l'oulnly lml.soii. Mullr not- confident icrn Illinoi- mn'crcncc won 0"" Deva
:thut he can give Hennr lx-onard [email protected]‘. Central and Southern Division
.lmttlc nf his Fnl'Pl‘l‘. He has mc-t aln- fella-mpions. lnectim: the terms of the
hero iii tlw liglltWt-ight Itlll \vwltrr- ,Stamford challenge Stamford High
{Weight diyision. and should lw given a ‘won all its Kiifll"8 against (‘olmc-cticut.
lclmnm- at the title on hm record New York and Now Jersey tenths and
jalonc. Hr will mnkn any weight the aval- scorml on but once.
champion dictates." i
El.(ill\,.lils.. Dec. 2.~°ueventccn
members of l-Iizin High School‘s uncle-
squad left y )sterday
.10 Stamford. (‘onn..
inert Stamford High
‘ .._.__._
TRINITY (‘HL'RCH .VU‘I'I-ls.
(In Sunday evening. liccunber 5th.
.tlH; Trinity (‘hurcll choir \ylll'rcndcl‘.
:(iaul's Holy City. The ('lllOl‘ has
:llf‘t‘ll working {or a numlu-r of wecka
RAYS 11‘ FIRST A ND NAYNIT LAhT
(‘nrriv G. ll;ll'l|*l. 5213' Nicholson. St.
Norfolk. \':1.. writes: ”I’ll toll any
body t’hnt Foley's Honey and Tar is
land the lovers 0! sacred music in all right it did me all the good. l
the Norwalks can be assured of a szllfl- it first and Hi say it last."
rare treat. There is quite an expense Thousands of bottles or this rellnhlo»
lattachcd to the music. and while rv-lnt'tl) \u-n- lit-light l‘lSl Wily
lthcrv is no admission charm-d. thi- curcl‘ul niolhw: .~.\ as to 1w l-l“l':‘:'l'tl
iofl'cring. which it is hoped will he to clum‘r; cnuclm I rlth- and crnll‘l at
the bl‘zinllilllx ll :u-t'l :‘llllI-Jl instant-
ly. cuts rhlerm
memhlnnen, stops til kllllu in throat
Hillsth'WWl—ll (‘m p.
_— ._-... . _ _——
l
. m
l
m; murders! To Heal
A Cough
Tab
Hayes'
Healing
a generous one. will lie uswd “for the.
{music fund. The envelopes for the
“‘oman's Auxiliaryare now dur- and
can be returned to Mrs. P. N. Knapp.‘
isy Hoyt.l
Flinll; s. I"".‘ .
-10 \\'est avenue or Miss ha
‘VSALTS FINE FOR
l ACHI
l
“'c cnt tun much meat “ilk-Ii ('Ing~‘
' Kidneys. then the Back
. hurts.
Most folks forget that the kidneys]
ilike the hovels. get sluggish and clog-'
ten] and need a flushing occasionally,
else, we have the backache and dull;
.msery in the kidney region. severe
headaches ,rheumatiec. twingen, tor~
pld llvcr. acid stomach. sleeplrssness-
and all sorts of hi dder disorders.
You simply mu keep your kidneys.
active and clean. and the moment you l
feel an ache or pain in the kidney:
lre‘lnon. get about four ounces of Jud;
Salts from any good drug store here}
take a tablespoonfnl in a glass of wot- ;
ler belore breakfast for a few days and‘
;(your kidneys will then act fine: This
famous salts is made from the acid oi“
.gmpesfagld lemon Juice. combined with
llltllia, and is harmless to Ylus‘h ctogged‘
kidneys and stimulate then to normal
activity. it also neutralises the acids
.in file urine so that it ”I’Mger {If}.
tales. thus ending bladder disorders.
l
\
Jail Salts is harmless: inexpensive; .
makes a delightful effervescent lithla‘ hflwsfifi . i
.watei- dflnk which every“? should “wmmm inn-D r,
'take new and then to keep (heir kid- on. Then. other um an
my: clean. thus avoiding serious com- n“ mg.“ a w P“
plications. m bum or unt-
A well known local dmgxts; says he ”WT-'- mun, an em...“
«eels loads or Juli Salts to talks who “I! ta“... “$13.... ‘W
«believe in overeat»; kidney trouble :51...” untru- m .a x: on m;
while it is any trouble. a final.
mix.“ a
ol’ I YALK, It by" M: wag
..._ -r nh%5&. m"
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l
‘-
J lst.m
Nancy will make
mo’ mil Deem-
berts: in the me ol
4 pet can, interest if;
depositedgin this Na‘
don-l 8-ho- or be-
an man-—
with an act: “-0.
five days interest
gun the some n it
your money had
Gompany
mpmseuts exactly :
a 'vqiiat its title inlpfies.
St!!!"
' l-
list, and 'Ad Thacher. Toledo mob 7
irrdrl’l-lh
l
True, Gin-ere has» been a scarcity of thew beautiful :4 mi
wondegul rugs of the Orient.
‘ Afid we all ascribed it to the war. Yet. all the war
did was dam the stream which brought those splendid
‘ cting‘s .frem the Orient. to us. It did-“not strep ‘l’hl‘lf‘
aving; on the some .quliint hand-looms they have. keen
'oing forward in completion day after day and month
lifter month all through the days of war.
For you must know. war is no stranger to tile peopim
who weave these mystic rugs. Rather. war is the usual
condition of afiairs; the tribes are continually at war.
Who knows what fear and heartlnngiugs have. been WUVCI‘
“into mallyrand many a rug as it grew into beauty and
durability !’ .
Now the imr to carriage of rugs has been withdrawn;
glad the resoli; is collections of fine beauty and high dc-
free of quality. And they have come flowing down from
he hills, and though the faiwastcrn Mediterranean port-s,
land across the broad Atlantic in such quantity that now
line may (“110039 at prices far less than a short twelve-
tnonth agol. .
Here is collection of Sill'll Sortwfinc beauty. much.
‘rlivcrsity. unusual value:
’.
w
Kazaks~ $175 to $3th
Antique lq‘ane—« $175.)
Sarouksn $50 to $2350
‘Kirmans— $190 to $300
‘ Royal Bokharas— $175
Mossoul Dozarr— $125
Mossouis~ $69 and $75
Antique Bergamas~ $75 to $139 .
$60 to $100
Belouchs—a-
Imus-- $75
‘) Third floor.
Women’s richest
new wraps-- $95.
'Loveliest and finest of the fabri
aeason has brought? _
Wrap which combines the grace and service of a do!»
.man with the. durability uni! protection of a mt; lung-I
‘md beautiful. ‘ '
Protects again-t every nanny blast, proves itself
ideal for evening yeti-Jaw and correct it
utter-noon service.
_ Chum oudga lady soil: fimfim Won-M
dose in mm and rely mm. Delightful-l
Rich ‘ " hue of brown. gamble and splendid}.
Figured silk ' . ' - .
f Every ”mum: them graceful kimono
s
c “Enter wraps that
i : here-and with com Wroflmo
a or WM
:Mfior.
.3.
e
; its purpo‘ so ismserve
been ironi- custody
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‘ Whack is we, ii '; fl '» and tin
. . chance... .3 r~m‘°’”“m , a...“
f I m m ’ '
n is a member 0t FIEUSTSel-vmelsour
¢
Byltem.
bank of We luau!-
cea. It a A ban you -
will like to do bust-
M:Wll~nlong as
it “a minus with
you. <
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