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vanlIeusen Collars ,
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.6111 NEWS
'7 Putnam Hose Companv win 1101c; a:
regula 1' meeting this evening. .
' .45 special smelting or the Old Well:
:Hook & Ladder company will be held
' gar. the quarters this evening.
”Ea gle’ 5 Fair.
The “‘h‘atsoever Circle of Kings',
Daughters will meet with.§§lrs. Beers.
Nov.
45 Elmwood
8 at 2:30. '
Tuesday. '
RYE" 33' ac,
There was a good attendance Sat—
urday night at a. dance held-in the
Royal James hotel.
minted by Svec's orchestra. '
—-—-“Over The Hill” and other at. Ham" Vf- Tiebout-
toxnorrom and Mrs. R033!
and 9.15 street grand parents and Councilman
' and
tractions Regent
and “odnosday at. 2:15,
today ,
7
sharp. No advance {apt-ices. ,
Battery C ’held a. very successful
fiance: Saturday night in the Norwalk
armory The dance was attended by the Frank C. Godfrey post; No
hundred people. ' American Legion, returned shome Sat
more
than four
Music was fur-
i A smoker
' members of Mulvoy-Tarlov
- . .' V. ‘
A Teacher—Parent. meeting ‘wlll 1315
held at the Center school tomorrow
night. A program has been arrange 1
for the occasion.
the attendahce at the getejogethsm
meeting will be. record breaker;
notations Regent. (Gila-5,7
and “educsdny at 2.15, 7 and. 9: 15
sham. X0 advance in prices.
‘
"A. son was born at the Norwalk
Hospital on Nov; 8rd to Dr. and VII-s.
This makes Mr.
‘A. Mills. of Clay
Mrs. Charles Mills great
F.
grandparents. -
8.,
Joseph Brothel-ton commander
of
In
L—,
Music for the affair was furnished by urday night after attending the 1153:.
Gall‘ s orchestra.
ional American Legion convention in
“Kansas City He rerlorts haw" mg a de-
The moon was in first quarter to- lighfiul time.
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fion Day.
War
will
Tuesday will be known as EIec-.
The 11th will be the an-
niversary of the; signing of the World 51 Washington Street.
There will
he a. full moon on the 15th and the ,
last quarter on the 2nd.
Armistice in 1918.
be Thanksgiving Dav.
will be a new moon o‘n the 29th.
—Belcause of the length of pro- path-e statn board visit
to-
The 24th rPowell attended
-—nght“ lunch served at Golden's.
State President \Viiliam J.
the meeting of flu:
Past
There state officers of the Fraternal Order
gram. Palace schedule for today.
non-0w and \‘ednesday will be as
“Oicr The Hill";
E3e'nlng'.
6-15 fOHOWEG bV‘ open evenings until 9 P. \I.
“Ox-er The
Regular prices.
The carnival to he- held
Assembly Hall this week by last'fiiday.
Fraternal maiden narne of Hawkhurst was also
0f 338193 for the benefit Of granted the petitioner. who was re—
llte building fund of that organiza— presented by Judge \Villiam F
A gala opening many:
which
Inflows:
Ind vaudeville at
“Over Jule Hill,”
mdevlllc; second show,
1111;”
Town
Non-rail:
‘ 'rrler
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)Intinec
9
p. 112.;
only at 9: 15-
Aerie. No. 588,
towns tonight
udicted for the affair
v
r
4’“
FL
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’f
Ill":
bail for the carnival.
in the of this city.
~....<~s to he the most succestulp
iof Eagles in New Haven vac terdav.
Arrangements were made to have the.
in Norwai‘o;
early in January. for class initiation.
——Buy your Victrola at Donnelly's
on easy weekly pa3ments. Store
Mildred K. Ilawkhurst Becker was
granted a. divorce from M. F.‘Beckcr,
in the Superior court
Permission to resume he:
Ta m -
--W or" me” Im“ gt' 11 of p112)-
kind to be held this season. gram, Palace schedule for todaw. to-
day
l and the several booths have
decorated.
PM Kohn's for awnings. ’ ,
committee in charge worked the marrow and Wei-dinosaur will be as
yesterday arranging the foam; W;
The place has and vaudeville at 2 p. m.; Evening;
been handsomely: arranged for the “Over The m’.’
u: vz-sion with streamers and flags vaudevifle' second show
be 11 H11” only at 9-15.
“‘Ovcr The Hill”
6:15 followed' by
“(her The
Regular prices.
There are three cases of diphtheria
in, Norwalk at the present tune, 1)».
Robert E. Perdue. health'ofilcer, an-
i
fiWhite Pine and Tar
For Coughs,
Throat, Bronchitis etc.
Colds, Sore
Stillson-Powell Corp.
So. NONE-1k Raymond Lucifer Flanagan is
a‘joying a. week’s vacation today
82 Washington St,
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WHEN
A BURGLAR
enters your house and .
finds a bank book and a
safe deposit. box key, he
knows that. he has e11-
tered the wrong house.-.
If he wants to make a
good haul he must gator
another place
A safe Deposit: Box
only costs $4.00 a year
—less than one and one-
hali a cent a day. Get
one and help to make
this city an unprofito
able place for‘bni‘glnrs
to operate.
' .he will
I
‘ i
nuanced {his niornlng. This is not
considered, a serious situation. but
,_ every precaution is being taken to p197
\ent a further spreading- of the d-s
;ease."1‘he cases are located at 2%
gHanfoz-d street. 3 Laurel street and l ’
,Cove avenue.
-—Coa.l at Harris and east.
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from
his dutiesras claim ag ".ent golf vxpm‘l
and’fruit specialist at his ofllcqs '54-
.VVashing'ton street. Eur. Flanagjn
gpalclged his bag. and took his golf
clubs with him on Saturday and has
lgone into seclusion. until. as he sun.
he ziljle ito “tee. off’.’flat golf
Iwithout "slicing" his drive.
Announcement , ,
Dr. Samuel Keeler announces the
.opening' of his Dental office at 9
\orth "Wain St. above the United
[Olgar Store, South Norwalk where
he will practice daily excepting Tues-
da3s and Thursdays. Tel. 946.
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SOUND ECONOMY
There is no sound
economy which does not .
rest upon self-demal
Town Assembb {
MILbe held this evening 7 .»
in Red Men’s hall. Washington street '
It is expected that -
/.—,“0Vel' The Hill”. and other at. ,
tomorrow ,
- Watkins
John Tllskl; ob‘887 Flax Hill Road.
He‘gelein‘. ;;
“Attend Edglé's Fair, Town As-_
scmbly halls. Frce- dancing.
has awarded. the contract. for: an In- ,
_, fer-national Qnepipe Heater to HUA.
notlfisld this morning b 'the police.
Putnam:
national
A detail of U _S. regulars, members Captain... Eben
of the 11th Ulsieion.
lowed by a mu passed through who was reelce'iaf to that office at
the First District this morning at- the recentenatlonal convention, was
yesterdai' Capt.
ls
um from West Vir— loam. Ohio aircnue.
Mass. ' Putnams home
'Farms. Mass.
ginia to Bostdn;
The. assessors finished their work of
receiving lists on Saturday, and the.
(131121.! last minute rush of people dc
sir'rng to file 'their lists W519: expo:-
ienced. .
———'Soft hats and Edps‘ial O’Brien's.
The police received a. complaint
last night about. shooting in the neigh-
borhood of Plattsville avenue..ijPat1-ol-
man Adams investigated and found
the shooting" was a celebration of a
wedding; Those doing it were warned
to keep quiét .
~Dancing each evening at Eagle s
F 411-. Svec s orchestra. .
The Men’ 5 Club of the South New
walk Congregational church- “stem (1
with great interest yesterday to a tall-2
on “The Teacher in All of 12's." given
them by Miss M. R. Brendlinger of the
Hillside school. Antlss Brendlinger's
talknvas- most lntcrcsting,
-—'—Aaron Kohn’s for Auto supplies.
Mrs. \V. S. Finch. of 196 South
Main street received word this mor. '1—
ing of the death of :1 sister who pass
ed away while visiting with friends in
Du Pont Indiana Mrs. I? inch. ric-
companied by her daughter Vlrs
George A. Velie. of Darien will leave
this evening to make agrangemcnts
for the funeral."
tomornm
.)
auctions Regent today, ..
mid \Vedncsr’lay at 2:15. ‘3’ and 9. 1"
511139.159 adumce in prices.
A quiet alarm was recciv ed Snlm
day afternoon by the Danen 1 ire l‘c—
partment when a. stack of leans in
front oithe premises of Harm H
became disordv. r13 in H1:
blaze. Mr. Watkins feared that the
blaze might materialize and
the department to extiwruish it. If
everygcitizen of the township would
use. the same me: had of pxecaution
it might be \c13'usi1‘u! in some t uses.
——Hats rrnovated at O'Brlen‘s.
The \m'wulk Group of Methm’st;
{:""Slllll(ht will men tonight in ‘he
l". mt -\\enuc~ Methodist church in Easl'
Nor-walk. Members from all Metho-
are expected to be present.
Dem. Executive Secretary of the New
Ymk Alf—El “111 be present and Will
gm 11 sléu nptiron l» ctu1c on the work.
ol ‘1'” 2.. t‘nodist ("hulch “in the past
en's-curl years T132 5 Evil'. be of gneat
interest to all who haw- been investing
themselves and their mono} in the for-
ward program 02 the church and 9.11
such“should attend.
' M .' ”7‘.
-—Beqausc of the length or ‘pro-
grant, Palace schedule A'or today, to-
marrow and \lednesday will be as
follows:‘ Matinee, “(her The fin!”
and vaudeville at -1). m.; Evening,
“Over .1318 ML” 6. 15 followed by-
vaudeville; second show, “Over The
Hill”, only at 9: 15. Regular prices.
" nounced,
_ good sly 1e
-—-“Over The Hill” and: other ab:
:1 sken'l .
31.933. he: 11$.th been shot Wm:
dist (hurches in and about Norwalk;
Dr. B; As. Book of a. Thousand Songs" are- desir- .under treatment in a :sanfiafium here .
' Church
' best results.
s. .,.
The: social toihave beetliheld by the
Sunday school 01 the Bands! church.
on Friday evening- of this week has
been postponedguntll ‘a date lobe 'an-
later; The postponenlent
was caused by the inability to com—
plete plans, for the social .in time.
i
'over the week-ma Were:
Matter-er. _ New York city;
William
Mrs C.
" .New York city.
-—Hats renovated at O'Brien‘s. .
' Miss Sophie Bakerfiof 9 Fair‘ street.
Miss Eleanor B. Smlth. of this city returned last evening from. several
formerl; employed in the adjutant days visit with friends on Bond Is.
generals officd ln Washington has land.
been appointed arclerk in ihe olflce of
Federal Prohibition Director Han-3w ASSOC
E. Mackenzie, according to a dispatch
from Hartford Yesterday.
IATE ALUMNAE OE VASSAR
HOLD A BIG MEETING
1
The grand ballroom of the Hotel
Commodore was me scene or a, large
. and brilliant gathering on Saturday
A delicious beef steak supper wasgwrlin 2:33;?! 312:“! fm??y “it:
served Saturday night by members of Mattel: on ”12119 mull“: 39k 03353! mtgerest
Court. Narruk Vin Forester’s 11:111.; ‘
First District About twenty'enjoycd was. of course the current, drive for
the supper which was prepared in
by "Chef”. Davis. These
suppers are to be weekly events fillr
ing the winter season.
+0031 at lowest prices Harris ind
Iona. .
iinterest was also displayed in the
general topics of college and univer.
gsity life and the speakers of the day
[fauna a most receptive audience for
A“ eight pound daughter W351b°m t ixérfixrfimsee will be interested
to Mrs aEben F's: Pumam’ Ohm 3‘79- in knowing that several Vassar. en-
nuc. at the Nowell: Hospital. this"tertalnments are being planned and
nlurning‘. Both child and mother are that the work in Norwalk
doing nicely. Mr. Putnam. WhOCisrsteadilv on. '
manager of the Connecticut Light holds {bird mace in its nropofijgn’ of
;.ma Power company. is passing out alumnae subscriptions but has been
the cigars surpassed by a number at the western
districts.
course, that Connecticut has relaxed
her efforts but that, the west is also
waking up. To the great. glory of her
alumnae, it was announced that her
percentage of alumnae who had al-
ready subscribed was 87 per cent
higher than any other district so for
heard from
The Vassar women of Norwalk will
hold a meeting on Friday of this week
The case of the Norwalk Realty
Company vs. l". M. (lantern. in an ac—
Hon calling for damages for failure-
,Un part of the defendant to purchase
stock in the plaintiff company will be
heard beforcua. gury in the common
pleas com-ton Thursday or this week.
Attorney Leo Davis represents the
Realty company and Keogh & Candee
the defendant.
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' Adam Cltuk, who gave his addreu West avenue. at four oclocn
as 29 Knight street. was admitted to
the Norwalk Hospital shortly before
1 o‘clock on Saturday afternoon; our;-
’ferlng "from a bullet wound In his
I’ROIESSORTS SON A SUICIDE.
s
43-
GREENWlCH'. Nov 7.—-_~Pa_ul Todd.
an ,21- year-old son "of Prof. H; A. Todd. or
air rifle by a. small bow as he was Columbia. university whose body was
homesvard bound. The leaden valet found here yesteth-V
to his Home EMedical Exanxln'cr John A. Clar-
. f - lwhich was sent.- to Coroner
About seventy-five copies of “The 3'e'stel'da3. The young
,2
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hurl biker:
ed for use in another concert of and was discharged recent;
“Olde Fashioned Songs b3 Oldel Y “
17th Int. tolehlstoria’n of 1112 American ' Leglomf",
tracting consid' table attention. The the guest of his son, Eben F. Put— . "
‘detajl was en 3
in. Wellesley‘
|'
Guests at the Royal James hotel;
New York city; :Qcorgla. M. LBrol‘tt.
New York city and Jessie A. Harbin. l;
AT COMMODORE -'
is going ,
Connecticut no longer ‘
1‘
H
. Mlle. Pallsy Anna; famous Humoan dance}: and star of the 53:13:11 '
_ Opera at Bum will arrive in America on the Aqnlmnia on “mu?
lice Day' November 11. She is the most holed choreographic latex-7 "
preter in Europe of the musical works of Liszt. Chopin, Grieg and?
other masters. and is lacking her first visit to this country. -
MUSTCIRNS GIVE TO HCSI’IT'AI;
FUND.
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The regular November nze'efing or
the South Norwalk Musicians Lnion
was held in Musicians headguartérs on-
Washington street ' yesterday after-
noon It was voted that a contribaifion
be made towards the Hospital Emer-
gene} Fund; Officers for 1922 “exe
nominated and will be elected at tht
December meeting: II. was voted to
a 33 000000 endowment fund but greao’hmd another ladies' night in the non;
fixture. A committee of ten was ap—
pointed to handle this aliair William
J. Madden. recently. vlollm'a at lhv:
Regent Theartc. andgnow‘ first violin
withathe Cleveland. (0110) Symphony
orchestra was received and read. The
orchestra will shortly start on its wm- l
ter tour.
Try a classified ad in the Ssniinel
or the best results
This does not mean, of'
‘at the home of Miss Esther ,Knapp, 9 .
comrnttuad sui- ,
Ewan removed and the yuan. returned cide by shottlng. said the repart of
P119321 .
{All kinds of City. Sliore,-and Country
WILLIAM F. HOYT
m1. scum
Look; than se, 5 rooms.
lot 593275.
Price $1,800
property.
WILLIAM F. HOY’I’
Real Estate, 73 Washingtora Street
1
Telephone 435
I
,TGDAY ONLY” .-
Eeavyfleight Ribbed "
UNION SUITS
Regularly 554.0011 Suit _
Two Suits for 9"
$5.95)
o,
opportunity,
Th is is yo ur
folks. and the quan tity is
limited. ~ - '
CoStel 0:
Men’s 811:3; a: '
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKEB
Tels.—-Office. 1193; ’Hosse 893
NEW RED MEN‘S §UlL
Fashioned Folkc" to be~glven at the?
South Norwalk Methodlsi Epsicopal
early in December. The
books mav be left at William Miller 5
Grocery on Washington street. Ac-w’
Kkl":owledgcment Will be made and
i‘lckei for concert‘sent. The concert
.1381; Year was thoroughly enjoyed by
marge audience and everybody ex-
presses pleasure upon learning triat.
another of like character is to be giv-
en. The axact date will be flied and
announced later. ’ ‘ ’ » ,
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