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GARMENTS '
For Men, Women and Children
Bath Robes and Blankets
JOSEPH DAVES
35 WASHlfiC-TOA‘. STREET
So. NORWALR.
assortment
E. K. BANKS
Under Mahackemo Hotel
SOUTH NORWALKV
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We will be closed
131.035 Txibe. No. 26. I. O. R. VI.
Iwill hold a regular meeting this exe—
.ning.
all day Friday,
November 11th
at the meeting of Putnam Hose com-
pany held last evening.
Armistice Day __
——Coa.l ax Barns and Gala.
George F. Canfield of Seir .Hill, has
tioua] Onepipe Heater to H. A. Hege-
iein.
Plans for the fair which will open
on Saturday were made at the‘meet-
ing of Old \Vell Hook 8:. Ladder com-~
pany held last evening.
CITY NEWS
The linden-var Circa: will meet 31': ——-————-
the; South Norwalk Congregational. ——Dancing each evening at Eagle's
z‘nunrn \Ve-zinesday. Nov. 9th. at .5 Fair. Sr'eC's orchestra.
o'clock . ~~ -— —-—
The Rogers &‘ Stevens stores an«
Thc.l..:ciies' Aid Society of the South nounce today in their advertisement
Kai-walk Methodist Episcopa! chm—p5] that. they will be. closed all day Ar-
xriii mg»: for sewing on \iudnesaxqmistice Day.
.ftrrnocn at 3} o‘clock. -———-—-——
_ Plans for the "open house.” to be
r—Aamn Kohn's for awnings, :held by the Frank C. Godfrey Post.
iNo. 12. American Legion. have been
3-33: rt l‘anieis, mime gt: .nd dirvc- completed. The affair takes place to-
:or of Harry Tucker's Q uthern Syn- night. A large number of guests are
3. visitor the Y‘PSidt’nt'P endeared to attend the affair.
R: .1etL of South Main
t opators. is
of Arthur C.
Street.
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--Buy your coal at Harris and Gan:
Tn the account of the shooting of
Loris L. Balcolm of Noroton Heights.
:1: :1. moor [1“?!
\(i'w‘t lk. Vol.1: Ci:
0;; his: \vflgntasdny on Richards avenue about 9 o'clock.
; . for-{unagp enough to Saturday night. Balcolm's compan-
;; 313:5“; coong Cole ion's name was given as Mrs. Rose
1. :9;5p1'3.10g is the lwg: Nor-an. of Stuart avenue. It should
tree dog: he know-s of around these have been Miss Rose lloran.
parts l
; Pedestrians on \Ye-st ave-112w at an
-—Es.gle‘s Fair. Tgwn Asymmy early hour this morning went their:
1531;. Nov. 3* to 1.; respective ways in wonderment. this
being caused by the sight of a pair of
The eight hair 0 ti ‘ ? who 1:314: an trons rs hanging in :I. rve- in from of
air rifle and Edward L‘. Stuart‘s residence. One
was torn
SilliflVfilk.
they came
llll\'r- not
of the legs of th( irons mus
- Us“: and was laying.r on the
\\'hose they were and how
then- are qurs‘tinns that
been answered as yet.
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had
s Felix-r for '
. t1 “enpon ii.
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—Co&l at lowest prices
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Burris and
“Not guilty" was the decision of
Judge Nehemiah Candt-e yesterday
afternoon in the hearing; of u reckless
driving charge against Frederick
”€113 " at No:-
.\0. To.“ volent and
1- ~ r of If lks will be held
Looms 101110} " (‘\':;I-
in all wool and cotton, 8. complete;
No special business was transacted .
,awarded the contract for anylnternaw
;§QC NOmS '
Hall. Two hours were devoted
{teaching the new f0}: trot by “is.
{Carmen}. and then after a SOcial half
512.31; that thrive m the snow
meld." Six new members were admit-
lted. and Mrs. William Youngs and Mr.
night. at the Norwalk High school.
Mrs. Alfred‘ R. Nutting
charge of the class.
assumed City commune at her home. Rock-
ledge. last He‘lling Games were in-
(lulgvd in and music was enjoyed. The
occasion “1N 0'19 0f 131‘6 pleasure-
Classes for the training of girls for
scout captains’ commissions. in the
Girl Scouts. are to be started by Mrs.
Lottie Munro. These classes are to
, _ . . street. left this morning for Denve
begin soon. Anyone desxring to .10111 (3010‘ ‘1‘}1pro she will fish with reh‘:
them may apply to Mrs. Aiunro 01; lives. “.5. \loeller had planned to
Mrs. L. A. Doherty.
leave
last week but. was delayed in
going. ‘ 3
Contrary to general :{pectatlon
the report of the auditors engaged to
go over the city's books. will not be
presented to the council at the meet-
ing to be held this evening. Consid—
erable other business will come be-
fore the 11weting, however. this being
tl'll' regular monthly meeting of the
body.
Miss Margaret Jarvis. of South Nor—
Wnlk. spent the week—end With Miss
Elizabeth Stlbt'y. 46 Greenwood a“)-
nue. Bethe-l.
llMll Hm mucus
Butler Lodge. No. 97. I. O. O. F‘..
will work the third degree on seven
candidate-s tomorrow night. After
the lodge is t‘lOSCd the members will
adjourn to the banquet hall. Where '
they will partake of refreshments 33:\33T3‘3”3"33' va' K‘T’Th“ 9053’
that the Mitertninnient committee tions or the State Highway and Motor
has wetland for them. It is hoped Vt‘hh‘ll‘ Departments 01‘ lhf.‘ overload—
lhat 1 good sized tron-d “ill be pres- 3”}: 03 ”3‘33““ 3333C“; “3"” 0333333l9d in 9»
(m. joint ruling of the two departments
“MW marl» 11.1l.li‘ tmla)‘. The Outstanding
. . puinls .' 11'". ,
NEAR EAST RELIEF Th, not...“ uppmflmm Wm no;
“703K ENDORSED :llzlliHH’W‘ :31: overzllirin on public
_______ l‘:l_£:l.\\';:)s u: trucks \i'e-lg’hing more
Conflnueu trom First Page lhull Uh- l1 L'Jll Hill“ 0!. ZSJIDD pounds
Since Mir 1 I'l'nrm‘ men: 0f “19$va law
with the aid it is possible,- for the “L“ 3, ‘3“ 33 ’3‘ “3‘33"” m tumult tie»
workms of the'Near Exist lie-lief to ex- strr rtar rm l iehwaj‘s and to safe‘
tend to then}; AND lunar” t'm- yuliln‘. I]!lill_‘»',r(‘qup5ts have
“'i-IERAS. “'hiie it is not im‘umb- l‘nm‘n xue'ivmllm‘ the written approval
The lot 1‘: mgr. Jennings. in. who. on Octobcr 31. was
l\ 11 "Hung; 1mm; driving an automobile which struck
me concerts. and injured I—eter Kilbcn on West
7- 'avenue. The evideine “as suth {hat
:. , ‘ ‘ 31¢ ._\- Judge Candee decided that» the at-
-. : N0‘.»1n[tt}r 3:12}, {1... egg“? cused had used every precaution to;
» .rrsiur will he; 1‘0R”r’r&-. on 1 avoid the accident.
,« K. .frty—“vc Candidates. A lion. 3
~ 3 be Si'!“.'€‘~'i :Li'tcr thi‘ work. “3. t‘ourS-v. "“33 r“ 3303"“ ‘330‘ "‘(W3
‘ the barn door for good luck. At basil
_. .ny ‘0“!- \‘ictrola at Donnelli's ii won't bring \ou had luck 1‘1:
Store ;lt‘:t :- all the host luck comm-s to poop}:
\ hu ( ntn the bunk often and null»: up
ea-»
cm evenings until 9 P.
wee-fly pavments.
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Lu.
bridge at midnight on
Svnluthes of tin:
Sundax by :1 . WW
colored man and woman and robbed ‘m ‘3" “NW” and ms" Upon at Miss BRENNAN is. icxosnimn-jn.
of a. watch and $3 1“ not“ broth— 3‘3“" "‘ 3“““1n'r9 and minus of the. SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. S.—~Mi55.
far in— law reported the incident to tln ‘3333‘3 3‘ 5:33:035 333‘” “‘0." MN“ 11>? g("1- 'Knte Brennan. :1 witness for the pros- {
police yesterday. til‘ cl he “as told tr) ‘ 1m “ ’3‘ '35 ‘1“3l'3‘3‘ 1" 1‘33 #4?“ «t 3euutiotl in the ease of Roscoe Arbuck—l
tell Kerekes to comma to police “End‘g'kdh-SK ‘53“:“333‘3‘ 33” PM“. r 01 ”8031 le, charged with manslaughtei in con— ,
quarters but the man tailed to do so. ”\xj).l 3‘ 3,3,. 3.33 33 3 333 33 nection with the death of \irginia
;. liauolman John Smith reported that: 33‘1‘“3\3J’ ”H? h Min of these ltap'pe, has luwn exonerated oi anv
.3.» :Kerekes had come up to him on Sun— “50“”th 3'0 30r““'33“3 3” 13"“ 33‘33‘3 impropriety 3’." 33W 00‘1“” Grand"
“ ‘das night in an intoxicated condition -He adquartexs "3 the 3" ‘3 343‘ 3393““:- Jury. '
out upon America ‘0 ‘39”; these. “h“(L inf Implant} {WilllnliSElullfir l’,“.l]ne1t".-Jg.
iren it is ”0116 the “.35 true that un- g-tht (2n Howling; of trucks. l'pdn cor-
less “e of America «lo teed them that “3“‘43- ”1- 3.\ the .nnnmfnoturer of a
ti: 9; “ill stmvv and die; A\D it!!! tin. it is mtpahlv of safely 1m"-
\VII‘EIvI:_—\S_ ’I‘hn lPlehul‘S‘ leach“? '1‘} (I 103:! ll} (\igess of llh‘ runid (“:1—
and 1011me of the Sunday Schools .1 l‘-'“'33-"~ 333*" ”“2"" Vi’hit‘li‘ llvnartnwm
.vm r- ulster it as the incn .ised capa-
..x\ .t itilied by the inanm‘; Khmer up
is = :5. mm
A~me rica haxe been eznnt st pirsish 1t
and untiiing: in their efi'mts during 1‘ H
Past the vt-ais in nil {llt’Sl- ~lrivw-a pound niaxiamzm fixed
. 1 l.- '
peoples. to the .—x11l tlm‘, “hen ‘
great rcllet‘ work comment-mi In. " ' '
v-eie more: than 500.1”!!! of this“ HOTEL COMPANY BANKRUPT
pendents and today llt‘fil‘h‘ lulu-"m .
them haw hn-n s-ivml ”mi Mutual Hj» 3 BOSTON NOV ' Q’“Jl‘lle “halxng
The émonday Exenlng Social Club‘
.met last night in the. American Legion
t0.
:hour. a short business meeting . “as.
Our store is headquarters ' and Mrs. George tit. Sartain were ap-.
pointed a. commi ee to prov1de re— "
this week and every week- fragments for m next meeting A .-
for Patrick~Duluth Over- 'Vote of appreciation was given ms
ts Harry Blake and Mrs Charles R Ba-
ma‘ ker for their work done for the class
2 3 ‘ ' .last y.ear W’illlar’l Young. Harry
3Blake and Elmer Hendricks were
$ 5’ S 5, $55 named as :1 committee to draw up a
M ' set of bx ll.1\5. ,
’ ,, 3 ' . Guests at 'therklioyal James Hotel.
Rogers -89“ Stevens 1...... ...g.... 32.3 cm... 1.
' ‘ York city: L09 \ew York city:
Norwalk, 50.. Norwalk Mr. and \Irs H- C Elias Lancaster .
l 31321.; \.V A. Marshall Jamestown. R. -'
3 This StoreAwill be closed all day 91" K. E. Minor Allentown Pa; H H ,
. rmisfice Day clampher. Boston. Mass; K C. peck .
New York Pita)" and H L. Maguire. ,1 ‘
.- Brooklyn. I\'. i. ; §
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The first of the fall and winter , “’5 PM“ Barrett 03 ”a“ 3‘31”} .13 .
card nights. which proved so success- load CUR” lined a Companv 0f friends l '
fol last year will be held tomorrow- at her 310”” Yeager-(lav afternoon. :3
- .- 3 - , 3 ' ’, Auction “.15 enjoye prizes being se- “.3. .
evening at the South hot-walk Club. cured I“ “1.5 VVllliam I Olsen and N, r.
‘ 1 \. Lester. ’ . 1 3
A regular session of the NOF'Walk mm” “3")” ‘ .-
teacherS‘gym class was held last “IS PH“, Mel'm'lan Brooks enter-
mined the m. mbers of the Republican '
\lrs C'dwri? Moeller of “'ashingtomr
ONE-PIPE
COMET FURNACE
and the various rooms on each floor the
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apparatus made.
The installation costs less their: a"
'fullypiped furnace, antiwar-y much less
than that: of the hotwater or steam)
heating plants
The simplicity of this apparatus is
'manifest and its operation easily un.
derstood.
The Comet Furnace is thoroughly
wellmade, and is not a cheap, slightly-
‘ built affair made only to sell ; it. is made
to do a great amount of heating and to
last as long as any other furnace under
similar circumstances.
B. M. BETT S
death was received with regret.
Telephone 435
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98‘ N o. Mam St. South Norwallv 11 “fall Street Norwalk
Al'TOSIOBILE KILLS “JDISIZY.” WANTS CALlFORNlA WINE .7 , 1 .
. 3 SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 8.—The3 “ILLIAEI F' HOYT
Pet Dog of Sentinel omit-e Meets lin- Jtalian warship Libia. now in San; REAL ESTATE. ..
timely End‘ in 1-215: Nor-walk. Francisco Bay. wants 10,000 gallons on
—-—~—- 7 lCalit‘omio, wine. to, fill her depletedjmg 3.33.3.3; (“inn Shore. and Fountrv
".limsey" a dog 0§\‘}‘_i‘jd by Mrs. Em- bins. Prohibition authorities here an 3 .. 3“, . I ‘ .. ,. , ‘ "
mu L. Golden, of Fairfield avenue. 3n0unceu today (hex can not ngrte3 would“ Elk-5131:311958 ' '3 rooms.
was run over and instantly killed by Whether T319 “'3153111} IS 01‘ is not for-t. "
an automobile on Fort ,streen‘c‘zn tgrritoiv and entitled to remain Price $1,800
near the Triangle building. last eve- the mm? Washington officials haw: '
nine: about 5:39 o‘clock. . .gbeen 35k9d {01‘ a. ruling.
The dog. which was universally;
liked. and which was allout nim: years; WILLIAM F- HOYT
old, was a general pet around The; TRY THIS FOR lXDIGl-LSTION Real Estate, 79 Washington Street
Sentinel office. and thenews of his; .
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A brown colored dog, he was
who. while he did not.
readily. nevertheless was
with those who knew him.
Lion extended to the workers at
Sentinel ofiiee and to many daily
are there.
LL
Sunday Schools of the
could get the number of the car.
' one
make friends
favorite
,His affec-
The
visit-
14) tiw receiving win-loo; of the Souln ‘on ‘1 , .- , , .. ( ix‘y Hotel Company. operators of the - - 1'
. 1 . msis Lu .1: lens! s. 1:11...“ lrssuzr— 3 Hp usuallt mad .1 str.) zit Tl‘!|\)S
'3 ' Nor 113k Trust Lompziny. then walk port; , . NP‘W Bediord Hotel a! \ew Redford. lunch cart morning‘s “.mn‘; he had‘his
“,hvt P. - d T ugh on: again. "“Xilh SELE‘E‘SX‘RLCt‘nn{ 'l‘herrl‘ort- lm it was the subject Of a petition in bank- breakfast with some of his lrieutls ah
I e llle an ar $33511?!“ 0" "“931" ““3333?“ “'3' 333333: HHSOLVRD, Thai 1w “5' 111.3 I‘on- ruptcy filed by three New York cred» ter which he, stopepd at The Seutin e'l
E 01' On ' 3‘" *‘500‘3 ”Wk—‘33“; km“ 333‘“ 533*": ism-now Sundnv Splmul' Assur‘i; tinn itors m the federal court, lodsy The ofh’rt. lie “as 1 fami 1r ts:
‘ g S, 0 5’ ore good. 31 um ml 2' 11111 I ( »1\ ti 1 i ’1 petitionms Darling Brothers. With a Si summer ~nd in];i “hie-1111‘!” t' ill
. 1.. ‘ 3 ‘3 l I? .' Will ‘1! 1“! (ll 3‘: . 3'3 1‘!“ 11 P ‘r .
{Flu-Oat9 Bronchlns etc. i . mm» M xv.“ Hun-1m 11.;sl'md dun; of claim of $2. 253 George Ehlenberger.303'. wig on the steps, 9r 53‘ "la.
3 Light lunch sened :‘t‘t,_.GoIdF-n's thmmwr 'in llw \‘r‘ll‘ a; ('11 1:01 1 $2,377. and Henrv Kelly and Son, me" 3‘ H? “ill be? nt 58".! t' l l
‘ {‘51 Washington Street. Viw‘wn llu 141-- 1 . U~H '1“, {it .01: $718. alleged the amounts wexe due'is f‘tll that fjs; :i 10m 3919 tnitnit
‘ “ : . ‘ ' 3 “ ‘ them for goods sold and delivered.‘ “’3‘ 33“ “a“ ma" 3‘” »‘ f
.' Stilison-PO‘VEII corp. 3 The Police received a comm:- .iur (‘3' ”'3 m the KW“. 3 "‘3 R‘ 33‘3 03” “3'" The petition asserts also that thefpuinless. ‘md that 31" (“‘3 "0t ‘3‘" ‘nf
' . Vlui‘s‘vnxont (.f “It’ll LTULLI. \goIR- LNIl . illllflPI‘lny‘I. sutt‘erme déalh . 3
yesterday. morning to the lflect 1h ll .. . .. . . - ' ‘ ‘ 90111931” made. “‘0 general 8851811 \ *'
82 Washington St" 30. Norm Joseph Kerekes had been held up he. 11 ,1§.1‘3'1?THIZI.3 . meats, one on August nine, and 3‘ Th“ autoist “3‘0 “VD-(k ‘119 dog”
. - gneath the Spring street willow: )‘LN’L‘ 3"” 33”" ““‘ “5 1310 “in"? second on Sept 39. , ‘ .‘madp "0°" 3‘35 (“39“ ““0““ ““0““
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.trimined . ‘Co-A-Ts - i...)
E ,and had complained that he had-b09115 “A3 LAC-3‘: 33 \'5(“”33)1-\7 The Grand .lnr." said attorneys f0“
. .. 111 Id 1) - s Ira. S»; l. . 1 t‘ , .d ,d» th 7
M; :1: .;.:..‘::‘:r:.::: .5... ‘ .. Women and Missés
'3' 'the man went to a nearby house 30“ 2‘1 192,1‘ fiuPSfiOIfihg Miss licennanfia Che-"3 ,3”? 7
i where colored people lived but th ’ , maid at 333" 8‘ PmDCis me} were
zman said that he didn‘t Wish to mans»: Advertise in the Sentinel for the “We“? 3* ‘5 ‘3“"39‘3‘ "33““ M3” $25 and u
E: any charge against anyone. i {St results. Rappe mmll}.
a .
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1? Liberty Bond . ,2" 'f
. g; Coupons Due SOUND ECONOMY . .
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E 1,, .3 12-14 Norm Man; Street
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.33 ve ;. on a n}; {cg-(ind. There IS I‘lO S O 11 n d 2
g ' l ' 4i " 3
i3 ‘1 f.” ‘11E:33‘wmf§1§ economy which does not g ‘ 3
g . n the thiri were due 3 . * r9533 Upon self’denial‘ 3 V ' I 7 3
£3 5'7 t in} iber 15111 ‘ on Elie i The V913, first step to z _ , . , , , ‘ ., _ _ 7 5
:3 . Octobet 19th, Ej l d t8 i > ., A YOU HAVE 3
on the second. " ; .SUCCBSS an (10111136 nee ,j , -- Atkast' t: , VISIONS _ ;‘ i. 3
ml. .1 1511:. 3 713120 step upon yourself, l 7 luck. 1 . . .' . l
v.3: an m... _a 5a.. to do What you ought to _ ‘ of sending that babyto l
;.:g~: Hi.‘£‘£_:lf11flt With a do rather than What you» ‘7 college some eiflteen 7‘ ‘3
~»fl~§1‘€;1~sa{,i§;;1$33; want to do. , Open a iiiriiggfiieg‘f‘ 13:: $10133 ' 3
51112190115 will help samgs amount Wit-h Start. a. savings account
, . th' nk and start u for this purpose now——
., , ' 1s ba ‘ p r , let. the account grow
. grimy: ygur savings . the stairway Of 131 05.. ,1. ‘ ‘ with the child and they
- #11...“ B one u . ....~» both will be ready for
pe ty ‘ the higher education.
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-f—-—— 7 Open Monday Evenings from 0 to " ,
South Norwalk
CITY NATIONAL ‘
BANK
seem min; cons.
Trust Co
51 well Street} .‘
FAIRFIBLD COUNTY
SAVINGS 3m
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Foley Cathnrtic Tablets are just
athe thing for constipation. Their ac-
tion is wholesome and thoroughly -—-—_—
cleasing, Without griping, nausea or ,
ineonvcnienct. They banish head- Da‘jd W. Raymond
ache. biliousness. bloating. gas. bad
breath. coated tongue and other; [3NDERTAKER
symlomsn of is ‘. .. 'r' .‘ ' ’
“3an J “_‘30‘f‘“”§ d‘re“‘°“l Tels.~0ffi(e, 1103; House 693
- . - --a.rghaxd. 951.8“!011663 NEW RED ME , ’
St. Salem. M;tss.,\\'1ites: "I used NS BUILDING
lolcv Cathnrtic Tablets for constipa- h.
tion with good results. I he '1) them
in the house.“—Stillson—Powell Corp.
Idvertise in the Sentinel.
..... op-opp
A Victrola in the Home Brings Joy and
Happiness to Every Member
of tlie Family
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i’oU CAN. GET THIS
Victrola No. 80 $100.00
12 Records (your choice) at 85c. . .. 10.20
Total $110.20
By paying $11. 00 down—balance in small
weekly payments I
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Your choice of any model from $25 00 to $350. 00 on our weekly :
payment plan
iii} W
onopipe furnace is the least expensive.
and most economical form of heating;
M"
' For houses whose interiors are so:
_arranged that a full and free circular"
tion can be had’between the two stories
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