JOSEPH DAVIS
85 W aslling'tOn Street, South Norwalk
77.71 Special Selling :91
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In these days. when good silk stockings are so hard to
these stockings for a limited time at unusually low prices.
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Full Fashioned Another “Pointex” . Full
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F1111 fashioned: double toe
i All Silk Hose
$3.29
GlOv’e Silk Stockings
In black and colors. A real
high grade $73 38
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Stocking .....
Colors . . . . .1
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“Pointer” Full Fashion-v
ed'Pure Thread Silk
Lisle top and sole; black and
brown ........ $2 .39
for '
ABOVE PRICES INCLUDE TAX.
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get, we are particularlg. fortunate in having a most. at: " 1:73:79 31:15:32,333? (2:322:11 011213;?"
traclive collection. not onl3' in brown and black. but. in a :31: members may be Emmi .
great variety of gays. caster, beaver, etc. ' 33:: 7 fHauOWe, en 717a“. Royal Jame”
That you may benefit by your fortune in being able iii; not“ 'Saf'urday night. 7,,
to choose from such a Wide assortment, we are offering '1’ Mrs; E T Cakes, of Los Angeles.
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II! . 050 ilk . ‘4: ——-Meet you in Red Men’s Hall e3-
Pure read Silk H Fashioned An S :31: ery Friday night. Refreshments
V'I ,
{isle garter top and sale: 71 beautiful as 33e7ll as ser- lei); Free. 7L€tsGol _
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black and $1 95 viceallle stocking. Our ’3 A complaint about boys ””19"“?
colors. Pair' ' . best seller. Black: and :z": a. trolley pole at. “Yard and Milli“;
brown ' 7 L“; streets wasmade to the pol1ce lab
Silk f $2 95 {5: night. Patrolman Murphy got lt'hell
' All or ' ' ' ‘ """ . ' ' 3‘: bo3s and brought them to DO “37‘"
Pure Thfiad "7léillheadqua1‘f‘ers where they “ere“: ullovs-
058 ' ' . ' :3: ‘ed lo go after being warned.
‘ Another Full Fashioned == .
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and heel. Medium weight NJ 7 7
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‘ 3. ,1- ,. 7 n 7 7 _ . lnl Se3eral candidates 1008““
1‘3 ula£§.7(d5l0r, cordova ’ Better quality and heawer 22,1 tered apprentice degree. last night 14‘
and 154.111.1111 w 39 ihan above number. ‘ in 3113:. a special communication of St. John' s
bI‘OWIl ------- ' 3 black and ,‘3’ Lodge, No. 6, F. and A 131.. held in
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~f.sion being a. Hallowe'en part3:
“'ltumcs 33'13re worn by some.
maieet you ll: Bed Menis "Hail {3'47
ery Friday night. Remshrnents
Free. Let’s 7670717
last night about boys creating a dis-
turbance at Hal-Ker avenue and Gr»
_ ' "V BE chard street. 7 7
. ,, 70' 7 7 7 O -77 , 75:1 \7..77 7 ‘
. 71“;
Women s ' Fme H0816 +3.. m... .. W...
' ' ' 7 ' '7 1;; on easy weekly 712an Store open
l‘€
YI‘I
Welcome Stranger Lodge is hold—
California, is vi'sifing- her, parents
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Platt. Grand
street, First; district. 'Mrs’. Cakes. whl‘
'khas not been here in fifteen years, 33 ill
remain about a. month.
A;
—-Buy your coal at Hams and Gang
the Masonic Temple_ Berkeley street.
\‘Vorthy Brother James \V. Storeypas
master'of the communication.
——Soft hats and caps at O'Brien's.
I A number of friends from NOI‘Vl'illk
{ and surrounding towns gntherml at
.the- home. of'Mrs. \Villiam J. Schlitt.
' 11! Lowe. street. last evening. the» 0130:»
(‘03.—
olhers be—
fillg in civilian clothes. The usual Hal-
:flm resxlted. Dancing was enjoyed
and refreshments were served. The
affair came to a close at :1 111m lmur,
OUTING FLANNEL
CITY NEWS
—;V OTIC E—
Rppeial showing of Gage. PurMur
- ' and llud hats at Miss l‘olhemus. all
GARMENTS \V11s‘nington St. ‘ '
7 ' . ' /
- , For Men Women nd Children ' ' , ,,
Al Latimel'. of «1 Spring Hill avenue, ’ a7 Fire Commissioner Joseph l1. lal73'7
chief pastry cook at the White House Bath Robes 811d Blankets lor will hold an inspection M 1m» Vl‘l'l‘
Breader“ iS enioving a vacation in .llep:1rtment,ofthe city. tomorrow :llt,«'
" »' » an ctton, acomleer ‘ ..
New York fit.“ for th3 W634i- ' In all WOO] assirtigent’ 7 p t ernoon.'at the {Central I‘ll‘é" Nation. on
' ' ' ’ Franklin street. Commissioner Tay-
fiDOR't forget (131109: Armory. 7 ' lor. the-chief. all est—chiefs and depm‘
M03531}? C‘Ct- 3151- _ - E 7K BANKS ties and officers of the various (‘Ulll—
—"—‘"‘— ' . 7 ponies are to be at llt'élthllurlvl‘s :lr ;‘
The committee appointed by Llayor ' ‘ 1 o’clock: After the inspection Ilu're'
Barton for the purchase of a new au- Under mama Babe 7“,“. be a luncheon at ““7 Royal James
tomobile for Fire- Chi‘i‘f GPO“??? \V. SOUTH NORWALK 7 Hotel. when addresses will lnvmgde lo
Regal-(ills. met at the Central Fire Sta-7 the firemen, by Mayor 777.th L. {up
Lion. last evening. at which time an " > a ton. Conlmlsslmwr 'l‘zliiol‘ and others.
0’69" was given for 3' new Buick road- Henry A. Hegelein has been award-
ster fof’the chief. and an order for
3,061: feet 01‘ glimmer! and waxed hose
was also placed with the Fabric Hose
Company. of '.\'&33' York. Delivery of
{he chief's auto is expected shortly.
21.11 International ()nepipe
Long Ridge. Conn.
_— the result of :1 mid made this week
__]f)ancing7 every Friday evening upon (31.: lu-wdrnp Inn at Nol’walk.
_- ron Kahn' s for Auto suppllea_ ngd Menls’ 113.11, \Vashington Street and 1hr H'l‘r' :11 (ll' lll!‘ proprietor. Geo.
gsyneopatlon galore, by "Billikens." \lev. Having: appealed from :1. sen~
'W tellov- 7il'llposml by Judge Vosburg‘h.
Trusses and surgical Road the advertisement of Joy p‘n he \Yit}3(1rp"\' {hp appeal yesterday.
llavis todav on page
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7 and sol- “hat
Appliances
«.7. says regarding an
Special room for fitting. . Women‘s high grade silk
fit is worth your while- 10 buy
prices for future use.
hosiery.
at those
r,—
Stillson-Powell Corp.
-C_oa.l at lowest one a Harris and
SO. NORWALK
John I‘. McMahon Jr. who is 0113'
of the wireless enthusiasts of Vor»
rWalk. and who has :1 \3irill'ss tele-
phone outflt at his home. héill'd the
welcome given to Marshal PM and
General Pershing, by Eddie lliokeln
bacher.'the American see. last night.
phone to the distinguished 3isitoralld
while they were coming up the Nar—
rows on their respective vessels. The
‘ entire Conversation could. be
distinctively by Mr. McMahon.
~1$7Iasquerade 3.71: Armory Friday
evening.
Steels Walls or Fire
[a
Departmenl ?
LNTELLIGEN T AND
INTERESTED
.Don‘t depend on the
fire department to save
your valuable papers.
And don‘t depend on
,dete'ciires to recover
your stolen valuables.
Your bank should be
sound, accurate and efi‘i—
ed the contract for the installation of
Heater‘éax
the home of Edward B. l")ell‘0rest 1t.
unusual selling"
Rickenbacher spoke over the wireless:
to the head of the American forces:
Pl.
heard 7‘ ‘1'
r—Aaron Kohn'e for awnings.
s“ ms to have
(llll. 01' business as
One unsavory resnrl'
been put definitely
paying sol'lletlling over $300 in fine
and costs. mm a jail sentence of thir-
"it'l'l'l months was suspended. upon
(conditions (me 'of these is that he.
shall mole his equipment from the
;so called inn and occupy that place
i :10 more. Judge Vosburgh seems to
H» in s3 mpl'ltlly with the. idea that a
xcourt is doing a. public service not
onlv 3v-l1cn it punishes such people
31ml 3311: ll it makes plain 'to the-tn the
lull Ill: ll Mir-3" ll have to qul. 7 11m-
furll .-\ll\ 0!: ate
l
— 7".\slonisllillg Confessions of a Bov
gill-1 Nolllwmz’ln who preyed
. :1 STllllllil lzlv New York. Socieh
’ollnt Gregory‘ Impastor, Adventure
and .luilllird
I
f‘ l‘
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lowe'en games were played and mum
UPON LOOKING FOR PRIESTS SLAYIS ll.
' , ,7 “i" ,_ i f.
-.S .01173‘7318478'8-13‘1 caps at
M
A meeting of file 7 “open house?
post rooms.
M
E. R1. will hold a s
evening,
'ter ceremonial
ford on November 19th.7
15h Lutheran church, Sat. Oct.
:30 p. m. Everybody welcome.” 7
“W
Dr. Henry C. She
in Philadelphl
and» will
7morn7i7ng at the usual hours.
——77—.__.____
Dr. and Mrs.' J.
week-end guests at C
\lrs. Charles Cutler, 7 'of-'
‘1 ork citv.
--N OTICE—
Miss Polhemus 80 'Washington St
Guests at the 1203a] James Hotel.
last night were:
Northl op, Danburv, '
1\' orth rop Dan bury;
{0112,3111} E. J. Clode Brooklyn, N. :Y
Members of Court. Cecile, No.105.
la delightful bane-st social,
at the club heuse
More than
2" West avenue
1 o (l were present.
dnd refreshments sened
M
e-Masquerade at Armory
evening. '7 ,
--—..___.___
The First district fire
morning. to
of Christan
.wenue. The fire was 1':-
“ U r?
The. damage was 37'el-y slight
—_.___~
7.71 Hallowe'en a:
followed the
Washington Lodge. No.
of Bethlehem held last
Men's Hall 25 Main
7 street
\3 .13 a, good [3;
site ndance
decorations
7 Kerr 7'shments were serv—
cl . . »
MM
merits free—«Nuf
Hall, Friday night.
Sed.
.\crw.1lk it is expected will be Np-
rl sentu'l 'll_\ two teams in the proposed
.Knlghts of Columbus Baskegball Leag-
ulz. as it is believed that there is suf—
rlr lent mallame material 71111119131
Smith Norwalk Council and Catholic
Union Council to form these teams.
Edit'ard Spfan of the athletic commit-
tee of South Nomalk Council. is in
communication with Danbury,’ New
Canaan Stmllford . and Greenwich.
with
'1. View [0 the formation of the
league
—.\' OTICI'l—
W’ ashington St.
sun.- lcsrs (1113111311311; ' CITY HALLS
F‘ditor of Sentinel: . 7 7 77
It should be someone's duty to
scrub and wash the stoop.77sieps and
approaches of the City Hall: From
appearances. it is a lens time. since
those have received a bath and is not
a wry good example for the eitv to
set fo rthelr people to have the pres—
em condition continued. It. would do
no particular harm. at the same'time,
to wash out the lobby of the City Hall.
R. H. GOLDEN. '
M
LEAST). S. h..7(1ct.728.—f-—A request for
Stable lloy.
nd Vanrlwl‘lults
icon “'il‘e and
and Rolls. his Admirlng‘ Patrorls"
Only in next Sunday’s New York Am-
erlcan.
l;
l
cient But that is not
enough. Banking service
Keep them in“ our 7' 7'
safe deposit vault pros
teeted by steel and com .
erete walls. a Huge im- 7
penetrable door, a. time ‘
lock and electric bur-
glar alarm.
to be' of the twist use to
7 you should be also intellie
gent ' and interested. That '
1s what this bank tries to '
be. ' '
“Open Monday Night?" '
South Norwalk‘f} " CITY NATIONAL’
BAN K
some! NORWALK, com:
1
Savingsllank' "
01109 :1 Servant and the apprehension of Andrew Rolando,
“Plcdmed by the Astors 2
Marries a rich Amer- “if 3
Swindles. Blackmails who
t01n9Y’S office- 77lt was announced at
police headquarters
0
in connection7with the death of
A. B. Bellman; Catholic. priest.
was slain 7'here. Wednesdav.‘
rozuleasted 3933.3“ by the State’s At»
committee of the Frank C. Godfrey
7 Post. American Legion. will be held '
at '10’ oclock, Sunday
The police receii’ed a' COmp’Pmt" ‘
Mbn’ker Grotto, No. 46' M; 0. V. P, .
7pecial meeting; this ‘ 1
to consider plans for the Win-
7to beg held in. Stem-7
7—Packag'e social and sale at Swed-
29th, '
rer, who has been
a, returns this evening"
be at his Office tomorrow
M. Cdburn heme as
olonial cottage.
Boylgston,77
“ass and Miss 'Ruth Cutler 7ot7 New
Special showing of the ne3v felt
pheasant trimmed hats 53:98 up. at
Mn and Mrs. J. H.
Vietcalf. East Orange, N. J.; Mrs. G.
Miss Laura
E I. Petze Hart-
Catholic Daughters of America. held
last night.
Danc-
ing was enjo3ed during the e3ening
Ifriday
companies
“ere called out at 7:10 oclock. this '
a small fire in the home
her Deer-mg, East 'Roeks
gunned 'to an
unprotected open fireplace. Chemicals
used to extinmfish the flames.
masquerade 7 dance
regular meeting of‘lia'dy
:21, Shepherds
night in Red-
There
and
the hall was nicely arranged for the
mcasion with appropriate 'Ballowe' en
~Good floor. fine- music} refresh- ,
Red Men's , '
,
Sperial showing of Gage, Par Mur
and Bud hats at Miss Dolhemus 870
1
morning, in the f ' "
the bizarre;
and weave.
THE HOUSE. or ~ KUPPENHEIMER GOOD CLOTHES
for, wmw.
Blustery Blasts
for snugne'ss, with swee
in their flare.
"New color effects, some. herd"
they are lively
Genius fr
others none: in
All of tb em as Séfi
Today in W all Street.
3311.1. gleam 1:17:30
strong at. the 7opening' of
stock market. Settlement.
threatened labor strike impelled heafivy
short covering and some speculative
buying: Great Northern and Northern
Chesapeake and Ohio Baltimore \
Ohio and St. Paul advanced 1 to 1%;-
points Gains 'of 1 to 2 7pol'nts were.
motives, General Electric and Cruci-
ble and Bethlehem Steels Oils extend-
with further lieavv trading in domes-
tic issues of the Pacific group.
\
\VALL STREET. Noon—Selling for
profits and the six per cent opening
and renewal rate for call monev caus—
led onlv occasional impairment of gains
duringthe‘ morning, Investmen. rails
;did not improve their early position.
{but junior issues, including 'St.
Common. Rock vIsland. Pere Mar-
e‘fiette. St. Louis and San Francisco,
Southemlloilway I’fd.. and Vlisso-lli
Pacific. Common and Preferred.
showed gain of '1 to 2 points. Addi~
tions to the stronger industrials ill-
(luded Pullman. Haskell and Barker
lackawanna Steel. Anaconda Coppern
American Smelfihg, American Sugar.
American Woolen and 'S'eafrs Roebuck.
~these also gaining 1 to 2 points Gen-5
oral Asphalt and Standard Oil of Ne
, :lerseyand, Standard Oil of Callfornial
' '337'ere7'added it) the higher oils.
. l
jugs expanded
WALLsTREE'r. '1. 30 p. m.—-—Dea;-
and buving became
more confident in the. early afternoon
1
on the redugtio'n in call' monev rates.
, to 5 per cent. The motors and Mexi-
7 can oils were foremost inrthle rise.
WHEN 7 7 7
71137111111111
Your savnlgs bank ac-T
eoun't will save 3011
the diSappoinrmeii't of
knowing how few 3ou'r
' friends are.
Start: 1716
7‘
Open Menday E3'enxng7s 7hfi'nl 6 to '77
.. .. -J
Shares of the railwad and eqdfimentl
companies 'Wer‘e “3538313977 73““? and concertmas given to the music Inning;
€0,935“ people of Norwalk which numbered
of 5 ”1'7" over two hundred.
Pacific made earlv gains of 2 poms
Chicago and Northwestern ruse 2'1?
and New York Central, Readi11;,.7‘
made 113- American and Baldwin Loco— '
ed their gains of the past few days ‘
Paul .-
' CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL It‘OR
7iug all Reserve- Corps and National
7 Guard olficers who elect to take the
em: agencies as Corps me new.
7 ion7'Headquar7-ters'. 7
Connecticut, the 78th Division Head-
' , applications for the course: Applica—
i787 desired that an estimate may be
' made by November 2. 71921
" number who will take the first course
beginning January 71 1922. and that
applications be rewarded as soon as
77pméfieable. '
will cover all subjecis' as conducted
by' the Service Schools- in the Basic generation. Rm
7 and Technique. as outlined in the
meme regulations governing these ,
A stamens CONCERT.
The sior'e of the A. J. Collins Co
was 7again (axed' 10 capacity.
11.337: 7the concéfi was enjolcd {13 all
was vex-3 evident. 'as the record se—
Jeci‘xons were most entertaining. The
lappvarmwr of Miss Lillian Porter. 11e—
conlpnnist to Jack Baxter. who sang
several scn‘gs composed by himself
wml» guath applauded- The appear-
7ance of 14rosini.t.he famous accor—
dion 111.:31'1 who has made several
Xietor records. “as indeed a 3er3
ram tgfii'at and his man\ selections
were Heath enjo3ed h3' eeiw'yone
The program of the concert “as as
follows"
51m reduction r~—"Ra.knczy Hungarian
, March 'w(’l‘oscs.niuil ,
f . . . . . .' . . La Scala Orchestra $4695
Pagliach—“On “’ith the Plav"
135‘ flaw-iv: Deputy, (‘remilr and
e'veii'i'ng7 when; Ethel; tough fictrolal 7
INSTALLATION 033‘ one
7 Knights of (chunks.
llisflgct 17(qu Mlliamli
aid staff of aides, of New :11 7
stalled the officers of'botli'7
ummcll. Knights or Colombia;
meeting held in the latter '
rooms. on Washington
night. there being about 49
in attendance. ~
The work of installafi
xer3' efl‘eell‘xelv by Depot?
his aides An address on til
Columbianlsm in the State
iby \‘lr. Cronin. followings?
installation. 7
l Edward Splan Apogee for
leiic committee on the recent
iheld in New Haven and other
i“were also reeehed
A social time relieved
ments being- served. Alto
was one of the best attended
l
................... Caruso 88961 enthusiastic meetings held in
"Sing Me to Sleep"' time in Norwaik. 7 7
' . . . .7. ...... Giuck7- Zimbalist fi9fi‘34‘ ' 7 7 77
"At the Brook" ‘ HOHENTHAL MAKES ' '
.................... Powell hélfifl‘ 7 1 . -
'“Cmou' crew Underneath thp Moon? inlTil‘elx‘KbalH‘llgPOf ‘31:: Hits”;
A ................... Brisk?“ 3341951 Sons of Temperance reported
l 3' OPP" “mmem ”arch 7 state conlention of the 7131'
g -. . . . . .7. . .7.U. 77S. Marine Band 319498 here yesterday. on his meg
l ““0““? ’v” '1‘" = 7 delegate lo ole Alcoholic ac
373311112315 7445" Geneva. The 12-59 was one
j'f-‘P h“ Gen“? Lark” _ 7_7 ment by President Harding
----- Cam-CU"?! “169 vention elected L. £71. :37
”Probing Cit 1'5: 36‘s" " P Smith Manchester, Grand
.f..- Venetian ’l‘ri'o INNS '
i."The lm'sm'y"
. Sll'nrln—Heink
“S-nlplc (ft-11ft ssicn"
....... .. .. . Elnian 74:15
".Tfu‘. I’lCl‘.i""" '
.. .7 ..... . . ... .. Lander 5511’."
"Serenade'
................... GarriSOn 6496767
“Sil3er Threads Among: the Gold"
McCormack 64 261’!
" 'Marth'a—Good Night Chorus"
..Alda.7-Jacobv-Caruso— Journet 95231)
RESERVE OFFICERS
The War Department contemplates
“m the near future starting a Corres—
pondenee' Course '.in the different
Corps Areas with the object .0: keep-
course brushed up in subjects mlli—'
tary 7
The courses outlined sre to be vol-'
natal-v and to be Ebmiucted by the
War Department through” its differ—
quarters at Beaten, Mass, and Divis-
In the ease of '
quarters at Hartford will toward all
adds may be made at any time but it:
astothe
Patriarch, Mrs. Fa'zm
sedate; Rev. J. W. (Jain.
Grand Scribe. and fits
Grand Worthy Patriar
officers.
THlN, FLAT'ElAQé 7
snows LGllé, 1' '
7 All? "’
1.... n n
. ”Danairine”
only 35' cents a
tie. One applicatr
ends all annex-117E.
stops itching
falling hair, 77
a few moments' ye
have doubled ‘
costs
mus, and easy' to"
up. But what
please you most;
use,
new hair~fine
down’y "at man—
hair 7 growing
Instructions, as far as practicable.
nurse, Company Oficers Course
d Field Oficen Course in Tuition
vandal-me" 237. '
showers of re!
"7» schoels. 7
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