» Boys creating a W at the
:Hbfiry on Washington street last
were complained “of to the police.
Tattolman Robert Gainer attended to
‘ the-matter,
; fer. Thefii-sthnirnellmen inCon-
.‘7 “7 . necticut “waters in many years was
' . sighted the other day in the Thames
river at New London. This is taken
'i “ , ’ byoldseam'enasaaignotveryeold
WWW transacted last weather to come .
i right at atneemg orr'Wanoma Coun- ; ,
c8, No. 31, Degree“ Pocahontas “ ——Six beautiful prizes given to the
ladies amending the dance this Eri-
m Nolan. of Spring Hill avenue, day evening. Red Hens Hall Wash;
W themtrsct tar an Inter- mu street. _
Memorize Heater to H. A. _ . _
W / Hear McCormack‘s latest Irish
ballad "Little Town in Onid County
Down" which introduces “Believe
Me it All Those Enduring Young
- ~The rummage sale of the older Charms." at the A. J. Collins 00.;
our. Friendly may of the Grace also any others in the Nomber list.
m ‘8 W held today and. to-’Rm AdV'L ‘
sum-row a! Wall and Water streets.
. : -—m renamed it O'Brien's.
—Soithatsnndmpsst0'Bi-iena
“ammo” Maud
Patrolman John‘Fwnn was sum
”'5' sinned to the'Fi-anklin school shortly
Begun“ Lodge. N° ‘2 Daughters 0‘ before. 8 o‘clock last night. A boy at
we“ "“3 “em The “W ”“1 b" another with a knife. but had disap—
mfemd °n a ”a” °f “may?" peered when the‘otticer arrived. There
an 3' banquet will follow the méefln... ’was no further trouble during the
v-Spedsls to:- this week: Roosters e‘ ,m .4-
,” 1b., Fm 35° “3., Springs ”“51 V—Dincing every Friday evenings;
terday that; the practice must be "
um any? ton-Mite molten
eel pofloethntanfiW‘having
stolentromthntcitylcstnight.
hosiery at Keeler's Shoe Store;
M
South Now-8k chili. whick are Shela
Wednesday evening, NW 9th
—-Hnis renovated at ma.
Members at Old Wei! marm-
committeesinconnecflonwitbtbei’ur
ennui-isthmus. watchman-ire
eunuwemisxm Theprisessndgim
have human-l were in-
Must nlxbt.
decorationoftne baht-showing.“
evening: Dancing, Red Men’s Ban.
Washington treat. Free prises!
Old Glory Council. Enlighten of
amuwesnilagi’on hail.
Therewillhespesisimocofthe
Boys playing foatble at Lilian
Danbnry police reported “Elise lo- »
—Sa:ve may “insuring your 6
The 1981118168311 nights 83m
everymsudwinter, mansion
derrcampsny, whomonthevurlous
to. its heat at the queries from Nov- '“
Theworhwot.
the license number lflowahadheen .
w-
Anoricu. No.12. willoelebnbeflsfirst .
muobeuhip 213i“. there being rt“
The. drivewlil cation Win. and
the team getting— them“
mm“ Poultry m'k’t.
Phone 2835. “ . a g
as. use attended meeting of Lndlow
council. No. 5. Junior Orde'enf United
Kniérlcan Mechanics, was held in the
m Leela? hall last alight;- 6133-;
regular business came up before the
meeting.
.m: Master Magician. At 80.
4, 8 p. m. Tickets 350.
State Senator Nehemiah Candee is
‘f to address the monthly meeting of
1920 claw of St. John's Lodge. No. 5.
F. & A. M.. on Monday night at he
Manic Temple. Berkeley street. A
luncheon will follow the meeting.
——All the new colors in wool stock-
ings at Keeler's.
The Armistice Day committee l’flll
,9": unimportant meeting last night in the
Anni-lean Legion hall. ‘Wall street. an i
made final plans for the Armistice Day
Wed to the public within 48 “hours.
P6081 at Harris and Guns.
rfiflv... . _
“Trusses and Surgical
Appliances
,Gpecinlroomforfltting.
Stillson-Powell Corp.
80. NORWALK
or before Novena.
her 5th (Saturday;
" new) wfll Jamey
interest from
3: November lst. ‘
’1’" E133 59”“ Ducks and geese 40¢ Red Ilene Ball. Washington street.
Nor-walk Baptist Church, Friday, Nov.,
’ anxious to add new members to the
celebration. The plans ivlll he an-'
js 7.4;, - ..
Retresfijments free. amino? .Orehes-
tra. -, .i '
A. ’ g .
#1
i No special business was W at
at. the meeting“ ofthe Womggi'siknxgr‘f‘h ; “
flinrxmt Christ church held; h, ’
atfernoon at the home of 3.11.155ch-
ihea Kimmich. Osborn'e avenue. The?
Auxiliary; will meet next 'l'fliursiiny
afternoon with M'ri Kimmlch as “
well. .
in Woolen stocking:
l The membership committee of the
E. N. I. A is planning to can on!
members for the yearly dues before”
November 10th. The Association is
'1921-22 membership list. and as ev-.
erv man or woman interested in
beautifying and improving East Nor-
“all: is eligible to membership. this
committee “should ”meet with ready
response, “ ‘
«Buy your coals: Harmonia Gan-
,
E An especiafiy_-elaborate program is
;being planned for Monday night's
:meeting“ of the Eu! Nomlk.Com~
munity chorus, to be'held“ at Cam»
munitrhall. and. all membeizs are re-
quested to attend. and there win ‘b‘e
sewral important matters come he;
Jere the meeting forrthe considera-
;1'ron of all. Anyone interested ,. in .
Singing is cordially invited to attend
fthe meeting and if they care to, to
join the chorus.
——Fresh cut (lowers dailyvrfrom our
rgreen houses. Soutli Norwalk Florist.
A stated conclave of Clinton Co’m—
mandery. No. 3. Knights Templar. will
'be held in the Asylum: ile'i'keley strée‘
this evening at 7: 30 o'clock. The V”.
and M. order of the Temple will no.
conferred. On November 18th Emin-
ent Sir Thomas W. Morgan. Grand In-
l
.spector will V lsit Clinton Commander}
-to inspect the work (Order of the
;Temple). and all Knights are asked to
Eremember the date and to make a
special effort; to be present.
—No'rIcE“ .. _
Banner Bakery patrons. Owing to al—
terations the store'will be closed un-
til Monday. Nov. 7.
niéinbers willvbe imam by t
téam.
—-Keeler.s have a lsrge assortment party last night to Miss M11741 Xe.
(Earthy. supervisor of nude in the
Norwaik Public schoofs. of z Elm-i . ..
cm Terrace. in honor of. hen birth- -.'
prise. but Mb- Heart
dancing was enjoyed. Dainty re-.
s-Mnriel Tennant. Mrs. Richard H.
* last night were: E J. Glade jr.. 0!
A score of friend- gave oymrise
day. The party was indeed. a: sur-
gI-aelous hostess and a de ‘ ; “eve-
ning was enjoyed. Games m‘plny
ed; vocal selections were in order and
freshments were served. , .Among
those present were: Miss Mary C. Mtg-
Earthy. Miss Anna McM3&6n. ”185“
Margaret Butlerim’luriomfisyes.
Miss Ethel Haves. 531m Agatha
Hayes. Miss Catherine Torpy, Miss
Anna Prendergast. new Qertmdiel
Natfefom. Miss Mary Killian. Miss
Grant and the. Michael J Howard
Mr..11nd';M,rs. Lewis Beach.» “Mina
Mrs. Thompsomot 'Norwalk. and Mrs.
George Hallett of New YCanaan, mo:
tored to Walton. N. last week
leaving New Canaan Wednesday and
returning home Sunday. a
Gait-sis at the Royal Jam 'Imiei
Hackensack,rN. J.: J. E. Johnson and
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Loughlhl.‘: of Elli"-L
mingham. N. Y. 7
Dr. Charles G. Bohanhnn will learn.
tomorrow for a. week's \‘isit in \‘lr- ..
ginla. » , ., . .
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STAR. OF, commas MOE. .
Star of Columbia Circle. Gamma;-
ions of the Forest. held a. very sued
ceaful dance in Red Men's Rafi
Washington street. last evening. The'
attendance was “good
trot was one of. the features. ;.It was
won by Miss Finch and Edward Mar-y
iarty Svecs orehebtra. furnished
‘music. Refreshments Were served.
and a fine time enjoyed.
JARI’ENTER‘S” Norm;— .
Members of Local .746. C."& J. or“
, Ammo FAIR T0
YOURSELF ?
’sall. right to be gen-
crane and k 1 n d to
. others, but are you fair
* to yourself? You“ cannot
another unless you have
, conserved y on r own
he of“ real help to}?
A. are hereby notified. to‘ be’flit she‘-
Nov. 5th at 2 I’. M. to attend ~the (u;
Kellogg. .-:
F H. FERRIS. 1‘ '
pmvedarv
{N
occasion. Theoouncifisoaudueflngn “ "
.Li.‘
A prize. £951,"
theme oftngs
TheHoover prola
because It keepst so immacu-
latelyclean. .Rngswwoutqmckly
wimnshatp: grit embeds inseli‘deep
in the texture. it is this
life. , Gilly ti
relatives this dangerous grit; only
shortens their
rough cleaning
The Heater. cleans thoroughly “I
hegause It alo ne beats, asit swéeps,’
asithuctiorl cleans.
Notonlydo rugs régiila’rly cleaned
with Thefioover wear longer but
they also retain their originalcelors
and brilliancy over a greater
years than rugs not cleaned in this '
thriceoefiicientinanner. We willbe
glad to demonstrate The Hoover
on the rugs of your own home—~—
there is no obligation
mm
mmmmmenmg
MONDAY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
November? 8.23119 ’
The WfiMl of all modern ”More drama;
Pig’s]! figsfin All Star Cat with
MARY CARR
Anthem
.7, may. LINGOLN II. CASWELL
Former Wkfilbr'Says of the Picture:
1W“ e * ’ nisamatberdgsnulncoongmulationthstmerthe Him is
m lain sure that ten sen.
the float in Mm sentiment towards the
MRdetbemasdmourshows gcf
warm!”
monlncon-
. .tndai 303d-
guises. Sat maShmmmm
Over the m" st in.“ fist-will prevail in Nor.
W Footwear for Women
Small, Sommwiththefiew Modified'roe,$3.95
MHMmandmmmeehm5595
ft which puts the nap,
. ‘ .
meeting room. Red Men's 33.11-33; i .
nerai of our late brother Wm. A.‘
See's"; _.
vismns
of sending that baby to
college some eighteen
years hence—but have .
you visions of the cost? ,-
for this purpose now— ,
let the account grow i
With the child. and They ~
both will be recast? for_;'
the “higher education.
Wmmmmuomfim'z
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