Bath Robes and Blankets
3' In all wool and cotton :1 complete
3 '- ' assortment.
,, J05 spa DAvts
.QES’SWASHMGTOQ STREE‘l‘.
' VSO.1'\O£\WALK;
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which he shot at Indian Rivar.
6:11
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Be prepared to seethe largest
and most spectacular minstrel ever
seen in Norwalk. Regent Theatre,
‘ Dec. 13. Palace Theatre Dec. 14; By
lMonker Grotto. 31. O. V. P. E. R.
L'nder direction of a large producing
:company of New York.
Armistice Day
This e\ ening. following the meetingr
;orj butler Lodge, No 97,1. 0. O. 1..
Ithcre “ill be a. banquet serVed in the
;banquet hall All members who can
are requested to attend this meeting.
Plight candidatus will be put through
the degree. .
Troop No. 6.
eve-
‘l‘he usual meeting of
S. A. will be held on Friday
at Community hall.
3
33,1
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Collections art being made today2 —Buy
for the rummage sale to be held to I , ;
morrow at Community hall. 3‘ Tomorrowevening at 5 o'clock in
—______. - ‘thc city hall. there. will be an illustrat-
—Dancing each evening zit Eagle's cd lecture on the topic of ""oday and
Fair. Svec’s orchestra. é'i‘omorrow" under the auspices of The
I ed Cross. C 11’— ing Byington will
Routine business was discu ssed " at dili‘L’I‘ the lecture and music \v‘ill be
the meeting 91‘ Lucas Tribe, _\0 216.1. turnished by a chorus of service men.
l}. R. M. held last mening. \ ‘All Red Cross workers team captains
————.'» and others interested the invited to at»
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rollins of tend
{shot-no. avenue have returned after ..___
Reports from Norwalk are. 10 the
:1 visit with relatives in Anglesea. N.
For Men,"WoI'-n'en snd'éhilclren' ' I I S
Q:
7 "I I
live Will be closed ,3; ; Under Mahackemo Hotel
5?. ’ souri-INORwALK
1.51., ; ;
F . g”. ; _. ‘ 1‘s- _.
an day day, 3?: Dr. A. D. \Vndsworth. accompanied
fif, by apart): of friends, returned from
v '5‘; a. successful hunting trip. last ,e'vew
fiOVBMber 11th :5): 11111;. The doctor has been displaying '
' 5.31 to his friends today a large buck deer
Your coal at Harris and Gans'
files}: that ffinve 111 the snow '
Our store is headquarters.
this week and every week
for Patrick-Duluth Over-
coats. , - .
$25, $35, $55
I
.1
Rogers 69’ Stevens
.and j-la) 1rd Dominick of Ner York,
Norwalk, »- M So. Norwslk
This Store will be closed all day
Armistice Day
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EAIIIIIEII] IILEIIEY
PRAISEIIEIIERIISS
Cardinal Daugherty of Philadelphia:
and Cardinal O’Connell of Boston, the
highest dignitaries 01" the 110111111
Catholic church 111 the United States.
haxe issued proclamations endorsing
the work of the American Red Cross
and appealing for support of the 01—,
ganizution in its annual Roll Call ’
November 11- 24. Copies of the pro-
clumntions given out at New York
{4 d (‘ ross headquarters follow:
Caidinal Daugherty—~His Excellen-
m- the President of the Ignited States
having declared I); proclamation 1:11.11
:thn .-.1111u:11 Membership Roll Call 01'
'phicul ethnological and botanical ques-
‘ and Hawu ii.
‘HQNOLT'L‘IF. " T.‘ H. ' Nov. 0.—Th€
migin of the Polynesian races one of
the great mysteries of the South Seas
—is the, object of investigations being
carried 011 bit the Bishop Museum and
Yale university. which have Yields-d
gratif3ing results in the first year '11 -
cording to the annual report mad?
public todav by Dr Herbert E. Gre-
gory, director of the Bishop Museum
here.
The yepol‘t detailed the agreement
reached littween the museum Yale
who is financing a. lalge part Of the
research work. Four expeditions have
been scnl to’the South Seas and Ho-
wail to linestigate geological. geogra
Kfions which might lead to the sOlutiOn
of the 011an of the Fair nesians. These
p'artips of scientists \iSIted the Mal—
quesas islands. Austral islands. Tonga
All have returned to
HonolUI" except the Marquesas inves~
fighters. who are still engaged in com~
piling :1 vast amount of material dis-
covered in that archipelago, the report
stated. _ .
The second year of the two—year
prongml nI‘ investigation will be de-
voted to (mservations at V’Vnke island.
“.1, 1 1521111 Carolines Gilbert islands
(j hilstmus island Fanning islands.
Maiden. Samoa- Tonga. the Friendly
islands Illlil‘e and the, Marshall is-
lands, A \08391 “ill be proxided fm
mp v. aim and a staff 01‘ scientists will
compose ll. e expedition
Results obtained in Hawaii are re
guided .13 of great importance, in as—
Sisting‘ Stit nce in determining the ori-
gin of the l’olynesians. the report said.
One of mu principal achievements was _‘
the compilation of :1 complete exhibit
of the races inhabiting Hawaii for 'pre-
sentntion before the 1921 internation-
:1I congress of eugenics In New York
The automatic range has no'fiieen in-
vented yet, and probably
good range like the Stamford his many
, conveniences 11nd improvmncnu. however,
which make cooking and halting: :1 pleas:
nre. You will never regret coming 3
Stamford.
.ECYPE‘
J.
-——Announcement
largely incruased yesterday. ()fliclul l shoat all our citizens to enrollthcm~
Dr‘ Samuel Keeler announces the figures are not available. but one svh‘es in this :1.dmiral.1le organization
opening ' Of his Dental ofiice at 9 story is that the increase in passen- \hil‘h. for many years past. and es»
North Biain St" above the United 2131’s carried was not far from 100 per pv-riully during" the \Vorld “7111', has
Cigar Store, South Norwalk, Where cont. 1f thel return of :1 live cent rate rendered Io mankind such noble seri-
he will practice daily excepting Tues~
days and Thursdays. Tel. 9-16.
+ ' " a . s. ‘ . .‘ : Ht 1- _; , , _ ;
This afternoon a card party is be- 31.03;: It '1 0mm“ 8m 0 d 1111111". 1111-. floods and other great culd- . W'“ ‘»'“- 1““;- (R): “10 AW» Pondent for the Petit Parisien as say . -, cording to the Echo De Pails.
lag held at Cornmnnitv hull under mini-:5; and it. Sufifis 10 devise and claim} I);'I~ssJ.—.l rnnner nenino mad: Jing in uninterriew at Moscow RfIILROAD VALUATION FIXED I
the auspices 0' :1... mm \om-mk NORWALKi VEEDS “a”; on “Hummus tor prchntiIIg‘ “1.. 111.; luurlh :lnlll\'(‘rs:11\ 0'. 1m. Sn\i(1tl Russm's policies are now directed “ASHINGTON Nov 9—v'l‘he lutei-i —Liglit lunch served e-I Golden’s,
Improvement Association. 1 ,, 3M. 01. suffvrin,,_ 1“ “211'. 11 has 1111mm“ umlw the occasion or an zir- only b1 economic interests he assert- state Commerce Commission today 51 Washington Street.
1.111s " ' h [it I( in :m :mnixnsurx number issucd‘edl and not b" doctrines. fixed its tentative mlualion (If “I“:
lira l-qur-nr- l2.
{:3 to her home in N(' \vzii'lc.
513+ riding tile 1-40}; end “lill .ili .3
Spring-t he.
\‘
S l‘(‘llll 11‘;
thL
on
Novem ber
effect that the number .of passengersI
using the trolley line upon' which a
five cent fare is having a. tryout was
Armistice Day and continue
like that. ices :lmi lwuel‘uctions.
{:11 1' way
anything:
is in
will accomplish
the trolley problem
2i
f A NEW JUNIOR
"A merit-an
illlll it
lIH’
and Navy;
l.\\'('i 'l‘l
\I'zny
- F HIGH SCHOOL
American it ed Cross shall begin
until
24th, I deeme it. a. duty to
in times of peace, it has come to, the
rescue of the victims of pestilence, r11—
1.1411 :1 medium of cmnmunicution l,n:~
people and lil‘Jll'
has cured for
city.
‘ Igevine Furniture Co.
16 Noi'th Main :St.
South Norwalk.
31ml: 111111111;
l-\ \IH lrm la in \‘lllt'h lu- medicts,I
I
- . , tln- sick and wounded throughout tlu
A. MEIER or :1 “MW” SUCH Ron‘s-.11 ; (Cont1nued from Page One) \xorld iriesl'emixe m 1:110 and c'md “I“ ”‘t' “I“, Lngland ”5 19-, 1 0“ 193’”-
T‘ : ._..____ l lnspé‘ .1l\ to: it :1 wide membership . ”I" ‘l‘tw‘f‘ Th“ lulu: 0f GOMI
. ’1." Iris Black was next and ended“ the (‘aidim I! U' Connollm’ l‘l1e Amuicnn 5““ “mi “MVP thy ;\1clor.\' Of Social:
Banner Bakery is now open for formal progl‘unl. PI-«l ("reg is '111 organi'zrltion 01' which ism_». says tl:»~ Soviet Government his
51135111855 “:1; huve first class bread. The parvnts Wm... ; “1,100de by oilr courilrv i; justlv “£1311”; It is (‘IL- mm“ l\' tl-tr1:.ted‘ in {in attack on
‘thfts ENLI L-lSK‘lZiTS. Try thcm. Pho‘levl’rincipal All'rml 3.; Standish in “H ex- (iicutcd {0‘3 noble-11111110568. the uIIt- lulu. .l 1- :1pil lIlSTTl 11nd is strengthening:
"'c' Icellent address. in which he expressed viation of suffering mankind. and. :1... 31> lulSlIlQIl'f‘) i1 tun make renewed,
- _ _ lhis pleasure :11 the large turnout. slorv of its achinvpments speaks Mr .IF<.lllIIf‘. llwsx' attacks. the, writer
The 3°“;Nh lecture 0‘ the 5““05 011, Several brie-1' talks followed. Su— imeff Enruih ts will :ll'tvr yours or so. enable
I‘m machinery of the _rover11n1c:1t Puchan- " ‘ tlw lzusslnn Communists to achieve
will be given
tomorrow afternoon at
periutemlcnt of Schools G. V.
an spoke first. outlining school needs.
In order
continue faithful service and bring :s
the city hall-:11. 35:43 and again In the particularly stressing upon the need sist'inr‘v to sull‘vring humanitv in Hm}: possible to employ all the gold that
(Waning at”) 0020C)" )Irs.‘ FOSt‘Ck of four more rooms in tlu3 (Tenter \"ll'IOllS crisis w liich 1.49.130”; time H Iv'VislS in the building 0? public struc-
jHiil’TlSOH “'1” speak ‘01”! FOIiUCé‘lI 1’31" :School. because of a“. jump in the time it needs constzrnt encoumm m- ”I lurvs that will demonstrate how fool-
.nes Mrs. Harrison is‘a Mount HOIY'school pnronmenL 1»{(- declare that and support ish it was to kill 3(1,m’m,0uo men in
“A" graduate firm “"119 0f the Con- thr’fi more seventh grade rooms were it 1mg (1“, Sheen “1,. inst '111»! ,,,’-.\,::.I “1" “""Id “'3“ for “10 Silk“ of gold
:regnimnnl minister at \‘t'oodstoclt. :1 necessity. boast 01 -\mcric'1 tl1'll .35.; ~11,” ”1...; and how foolish are the capitalistic
-°’~' two years 5h“ has; ;g1\'en this Dr. W'llliam .l. Tracey declared 111a?- my; “muffin. in‘ {owl‘Prdvihf "i.” “m. Mirrors who are planning? wars over
special lectur9_ on 11011110111 parties. Norwalk .needed :1 new Junior High “g";d “1‘“; l :m (,dnmhmftix.” “1“,; cold such as those he predicts.
giving t3}? IJ'I‘XHC‘IU‘I‘“ I‘Olh; 0f “1" “F“ school. He urged 111: parents to ugi—; "1:, (Liam‘s v'i'l rot 1‘1"!“ ,:.\:;I.p:.l ;.- l' "“‘W to “‘9 “Sti‘mifl‘mi' -m 0‘. 11 mm
3o:- parties sud or the minor pnrtn-s mw for {hp building: and to inmrmSaliléx-1.11.31}.um ‘ .lgt‘l”; i1- , 3”“... Hal dictatorship of~thc prolet turiul, " cow.
The 9“th ‘5 1“"‘ted to attend. 31hr» necessity for it upon tlu- g'c11e1'111376r0'ss ;_) (,UMH’II'WP‘“; minisli'ulions m llnues the lemma article wp now :1 :‘o
‘ v‘“ :“ZMZ‘C' , the I121rorlunuu» :le sait'z'vvrinc'. strong: enough to retreat without (3;-
1 John lemma :1 Board of llduc.11i0n __ unornlization or disorganization and
White Pine and Tar
For Coughs, Colds, Sore gt v. tedciurs
Throat, Bronchitis etc.
Stillson-Powell Corp.
32 Washington 31.,
Liberty Bond
Coupons Due
Have you z 113' second,
third. or fourth Liberty
Bonds? The 13011110113
or. the third were due
September 15th. on the
fourth. October 15th,
and on the second,
November 15th.
in on can start a 5111'-
ings account with a
«on upon. If you already
me a savings account,
coupons will help
it growing
Double your savings;
;t CAN be done.
South Norwalk’
Savings Bank
“Open Monday Night”
i .
“Pal Will Investigate
V 111'. National Pr'nhihitiun (‘ommissiomrf
'L gH:1:\nts
31$ understood thz- .t samples of l;._\-(,-_,v(‘9nlral cc 1'I\ todan user Eastern Ken-
._' ’:1g<'s cl 11.1mm all
appealed to the puicnls to WINTER WEATHER
gm: mixer
' in men puss: Die \\'-:1_\ “1th '
1 Hope r2111
Attornt) Jo'ss‘ T. Dun-g ,
Il-hni spoke of the changes in school: \VASHINGTON. NOV.
“‘hiCh had “13‘?“ I‘I'dCt‘ Sine-9 1’" “’21-” 3 weather prevailed tod'd.V throughout
”’0.“ portions of the middlewwcst.
FOII‘J‘Vi“: ”W lll'Ot-Tmm- 11 21"‘ll"'l‘~ll Reports l0 Ihe weather bureau said.
confidence between teachers 11:13 li‘ll" lac-:nlv snow had fallen in Southern
SO. Nomlk cults took Plum. and was \m'v Slll' 1 l 52:. '.\‘ll("lllf_‘,'lln. extreme ;Norihern Illinois;
In ,snmhern \Visconsm. Southeastern
Illinnesom. and Eastern Iowa.
Snnv. \1 as falling earlv today along
Ilic Lev er Lakes the noxlliern edge 01
Hartford Brewery New \mk : '11:] in Nurtilcin New Eng-
;l:1n1l Ihe bureaus repairs said. mid
HAR’I‘IOPI) .\'o\-_ 9——-An inus'i IKKUPE‘E lIIY I'zlsl Oi 'lll“ Mississippi.
Igction of tln New England um \vigfi' “'IH'H‘ snow “11> 1:111 tailing it was
:c nmpanv of this (-ilx has been order:%l,13ming
The 5101111 whi (h brought the min
.1111] snow 11' as said by the bureau to be
it was leurnrd 121st night 11
l the llrewcrv 1:1, “Ink“ 311‘1 adumcing northeastwmd
lsumnu-p and analxzcd m. the go1ci .,_ Cold and clear weather pievailinor to-
ment. shouml more than the legal 1 da" in the plains slules “I“ ’OIIOW in
alcoholic content. ' its wake
_.___.__________ __.____________~_
Try a. classified ad in the Sentinel Tr" a. cmssmed ad in the Sentinel
tor the best resuiu - or the best rest. 'lts.
that this organization may
IN MIDDLE VIIEST the Goveinment upon _
g .1.“ inter Rusisa possesses. we must sell dearer
an rconomic victory which will maki-
pie-par = for the economi_c up” ilding‘ of
a Socialisti c.
all the gel i
basis “'0 must saxe
and 11m more chcaph. Among wolw s
lone has to be :1 wolf and kill others}.
i ; .ELIXIR OF LONG LLFE
' DERBENT. Caucasia. Nov. Q—T'he
elixir of long life consists of soured
cow ‘s milk, cheese made from sheep 5
milk and white bread, according to
Dr. Sadowein. professor - of phvsical
chemistry at the University of Kiev;
He has located a. village in the mouni
tains near Temir Khan Shura, the new
Icapital of the Daghestan Republic.
where eiglucen men],
population of 120, are more than 100,
years old. Investigation showed they,
ate the , above named foods ex—
clusively. , I;
, M an 1' persons transported 'here 1
from the famine regions of Central
IRussia are misialing into the moon-r
tains where this food is to be had in'
l ’abundance
PARIS Nov. 9—Insurm0untable coo—’pullman porter on the New Orleans
ANNIVERSARYIHOHHC difficulties may compel Russia Limited train of the lllinois Central
1 ' - ' , ,
In order to stave of! disaster, Foreign holdup of the train by bandits Monday
Minister Tchltcherin of the Bolshe- night, died last night from his injuries
cones—jam a hospital at Champaign
to appeal to foreign capitalists for aid Railroad who was wounded
vist Gov. is quoted
He concluded by
bya
dec larin"
ing to take advantage of her
—Coa.l at lowest prices Harris and ,
-—Coa.l at Harris, and m
that,
New York Philadelphia .md Nonolk‘
(1:. \ am (.1: 151 my gold “in result in while England endeavors to win the Railroad at $10 916000
“ms ”1““ . Ammm, ‘md JAN“, 0,. confideHCe of Russia, Germany is trv
feel old 1n middle age.
Feel = 2011:”! ?
Ovemork, irony, anxiety or sorrow
undermines strength and health. These
causes contribute to kidney trouble. and
weak or diseased kidneys make one
Ringworm
guid.
awake It nizh' wit":
help weak. overworked Or diseased kid-
neys and bladder so that the system is
he: from waste and poisonous insular
that cause: one to feel old, tired Isn-
, They banish backache, rheu-
matic'pains, Sore muscles, stiff joints.
Mrs. J. 13‘ Killer. Syracuse N Y.. writes:
"For insurgents I suffered thh kidney (rookie
mid rheumatism. L-bad uneven-e hack.
felt mmnhle and ell played out; ‘I gotta a
; 111.co- when?! 1181} kiddies-191m“ Aner- tak-
ing two hunk: of Foley Kidney Fills ! can as!
say baciu‘he 15 £1 no. and when! used lo l2! .
rfieumati: 93:08 5 cm new
sleep in center: .ud cw awed 1113' bras-est.“
The Stillson—Pmn Comm-am- '
:_
RUSSIA NEEDS FINANCIAL AID.‘ VICTIM 0F TRAIN BANDITS DIES. GERMANY NEAR BANKRUPTGY'.a
P,ARIS Nov. 9.~Precautions to pro-
tect France against the possible bank-
in View of her
present financial condition were con-
sidered at a conference besween Pre—
mem- ;
yesterday. 30‘
CHICAGO, Nov. 9—Arthur Moon.
ruptcy of Germany
in the
sident Millet-and and several
bers of the Government,
—-Aa.ron Kohn's for Auto supplies
Erillhe. AL
WILLIAM F. HOYT
‘ REAL ESTATE
THAMER, INC.
optometrists rand; 0911:1351:
8 ZAtlantichn Stamford
property. Loek.1 house. 5 rooms,
lot 5011275.
Price $1,800
WILLIAM F. EOYT
E Real Estate, 79 Washington Street
1 elephone 435
Liferls a. Great Handicap
See
David W. Raymond
' UNDERTAKER .1 i
Tels.-—'—Office, 1103; House, 4193 4
new HEB mews BUILDING
—:
All kinds 01 Citv Shore and Gentry}
I
Advertise in the Sentinel. .
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out of a total "
trimmed C 0’ ATS for
iWoinen and 'Msses '
$25 and...)
623%-.
SOUND ECONOMY I
There is no sound.
econOmy which does not
,rest upon self-denial.
The‘very first step to
success and competence
is to step upon yourself, I
to do What you ought to
do rather than what you
want to; do. Open a
. savings amount with
this bank and start up
the stairway of pros-_
perity. ‘
_. _.,_x
CITY NATIONAL
; BANK
SOUTH NORWAL‘K, CONN.
looming» gggex
South N orwalk
J ac oby"s
" 12-14 NorthMain'Street
,
., ”summit ’ _
51 Wall Street
YOU HAVE
VISIONS
of sending'that baby to
college some eighteen
years hence—abut have
you visions .of-the cost?
Start a savings account
for this purpose now-—
let the account grow."
with the child. and they
both will be ready for;
the higher education.
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