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A10}? ",7 4 l K 9:1} tors who Srrx fir: 2224.224 ootmtrv 3t}£‘~ ,_.
m jirsg the kits,- world war. In ceramic-
' {ion with the signiagoi the tux/misting.
{he ‘Armusl Red Crofi Roll Call ni‘i
D3. rig-r; is working harder
ore tl‘iS rear
ii. a has no“ :1
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usual CE,
THE LIGHTS
THAT FAILED
ZCantiEuéd from Page one)
’A rzumber cf ‘
mil. close tomorrow 2:2 oi
{Armistice Day.
An exceptioh
an: by 212:2 two i
was observed “' 7
1...
grist riot- 23 2'25; - incl mated. ht;
rous flashes of the lights But
:12. gt large Tart, of its currznt. (mm
from i: 4 Street Station. and Wi’ 2
. low}. so iur this year 1 a!
. thv available facililiés of?
Souih"Nor\¥fzs.lk plant could not
“3' (‘22:: bunk-n. This condition ‘3‘“?
r3! costar .
(«loci-iv?
{33‘ 3r lamps turns-d on “iv- 2
a momentazt' moppagra occurs air-ix
the expnctancy that the lightga will
‘7: corms on trims-fluid}: 4
hers O: m" {r- but. with I'm» largest mimh‘vr (if
741‘s: (turf-.13 ' - 1 ¥ ..
CE ‘ I lamps in use at (ms hour of the; M en-
iniy and (221:: of the suppiyfifiations ‘2‘.-
3. Vi larrin is ' to- ‘ _ in
~ ‘-..i~ 1‘ v. ' .I 4‘. l' s was .09 mm .2
gethvr “it i} f; w, L. 93-: ggr ~-... 112.2} (ashlar n. ti. 2 .15.?! . ,. Fmr
' for Sill" mht-r 31:; at stirh .4. «is.» .
‘g'alionul
H0222 my.»
tipyrcl 1:061}:
It v1" much likr
glutnmo’oilv.
an
Sold only in
:NEVER.
.Atith‘éaan
n. by Franc? or:
die-«l. sitting: harks:
.siz: Misfire-sis Stfipfied ;
:ii.zrl.4a:~‘t to pa‘ss i=1: the cadret. -
- as? first lirse ‘s‘ ..
from lite? group
the flowers were
1
5052'? 1'
mm. m.
. voices rose
(45 that woke the echoes 3:;- li. _
. \‘axltéd roof above. 220w flooded '
x'érse .
:rt-4 '41.: 22 rifle.
L's;
‘4rs get
..
an enjoyabia 5”
party was he”; "
Common ' H
the East flora
O‘YZ.
;;;.2 ‘
' last
be bright,
light.
_ a mi of xictor)
of sorrow. And the last
' down the long corri-
ciation. AM" . Corr times dihi 22.1:4}, ,
. 7 i3. l2“; ‘3'} 31‘ d from; “If 33:: $hdtt$h ‘ the grfiat
Light. reinisnmwz; ‘ 2 . \Un‘udk p.33; :4 22:, ,3) 2.0.4:!) .1 .2 '
4'3“)?” E- “‘1’” ' {SEerfid S.O\V3} on and 0.12 the “(516421
committee“: in "” 6 : rntrancr. down; ow-r 1hr» terracnd
‘ (f . {ml Sln'wrs that {ask out to U u xx hit-r "loam
Tonight WI 1 b“ V F. - If) Cth ,2: ' Shififlrjn > Monumct‘t straight
' ’ 3‘ lozepmg l " beyond. 591:4le out
the Best A 2.
’3‘ (:13
1331:: ’17:: “fig? . :zrxSWéring call-
‘will 1'3“ made _~ gins were 01,: ,1
of qcu‘h ‘32-'- somt 523233? words th:u
“I k ‘ Z ‘ ’ 21-6 :xirrrs. out
Tompkins. ‘ n ’*
Baird. 3:
Irving
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or.
it Silt-95d E
Em; it 1
a 2'! r4 r‘x‘.
rite no . z
' 5 o'c .
4‘ ms in oil 0:121 r
amt. including
ions of the trollev
r: ilii'lflfa” the load “as
‘- rtwr soricvs of Dr. A.
I{D}"5 anal
Soar: oftér #3244
tom—intentions 3-5.
V Upwrutor firiiéach and a
2 export): Hum l‘hr (Tanner: iii-
-a Power Comps : r-44
ms: zomponary répairs ”1“th
(If
iifl‘gn-
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p
’ Station. “link but Sup'f
29:21:23 :2 4 hvslvr.’ "hie." E ng'izws r “.‘i.
H. .31" 2.1'r, Chin” Eiv't.:t'2'ir:lan R, \‘C.
Captain 1 79:11 - 7-;qu 59.4.1»); Vlirav. \\'. ll Uitéringt'r and otht-r “filling
dag-Ajax 23-434 a~ ;: or: McKin- hands of the South Nanalk Electric
39:; p339 he}; ”.8815”; fit-is (link-s in V\'0:*k5-.-' staff Won» on hand doing their
New ygrk c;.__,-_ " beg-:1. to mom tiw Pmél'gli'ncy. Former.
zumployw-x. now holding other lobzzi
. # .
U mom-ow beisg 1h»: i‘ninl annit'or- positions. also rushml to the plant and
.sa': got the signing of thr: Artntstice .niuntom-é-xl good sonico among whozn
motive the local commtficrs anothvr w: r? Operators Andrw-v Yovino Johi
.oyporxuuity to work about their Eula and Ralph T'rrella.
homes. _ From about 1:40 to 2: 40 this morn—
5" 'in'r. thé- olér'friral 99T\TCP was again
Tomorrow is & iogal holiday and susprndod in all Districis'of the:- city.-
pus p: to Second to enable the Connor}-
tir‘ut Light inér Company to
the making of normanvnt ro-
ot a limo when the senior wonh
n- X24157, lif‘PdQ'}. In the Second
trict the SPX'ViC‘E‘ was continued inde-
pondontly by means Of its own plant
lut as all good pl-oxiir- wry-(4 slippospd
to be asleep about that time.
will. be absenovi as suv-h by tbs: post
(Mice. thereforr- the some: mail sys-
iem4 that prevails on all holidays will
exist tomorrow.
1.:ivl
They found it. The Rowanon
Stow: Club have 524100th as their new
topic of discussion tho coming Front
of ‘basktrtbail. “'lir-ther or not Jim
can he ‘piacc—d in this. romains to he: lmpw that any other 5“,me had Op ‘ '
vseen. ourrrd during the night. The best {-f- . REWH? G H! LPERS GIVE
—— . Units are- being oxerted by the Connor l st PP}: R.
Manv 0f th“ “3““??? "“ are plan- limit Light and Power Companv 10:. L‘ndt: Hm nurtures oi the Reotor's
91178 to 933*" the “Hula“ b3“ ‘0 b“ mak‘: permanent rfipairs at admin-m rs 4:4 va» L‘hlll‘chha success- »
held tomorrow 0“:an at the N04“ Pine Street Station which. it is ful sux-rnxr was serwd last night at
walk armory. X0 doubt 5" ”1”?“ “'0‘“! hnpvd. will he compimml in the nearlthv ('hm‘vi‘l. The Suppl? W35 largely
fmm the community ““1 pa‘r‘mize future and fullx rvstoré tlH- Si‘l'VlCFfiiiN-‘n'h‘li- ' ’
13113 event. :n, mama} cond‘i tions. ' I Aitlmuuh'tho lights failed. the af—
-——— h P .__________;____. éfgir was a Sllt’k'xrfis. Candles. which;
1115! Wthh?!’ 01' 1301 1 9 20““1-‘1011 Y trim-r brought in use. added greatly to;
'Hose’:compan.v is going to hold an} b S UNKNOWN ltiw effect am to 1m- mm‘rimom.
SOLDIER LIES
IN STATE TODAY
4"dances this winter or not is a doubt
4-10 the St‘ntlnel reporter. Hr- has
Vbeen,tr_ving to gain this point of. in-‘:
' b t to the resent timev
ggziizgpgssiza. p ' 1 Continued nom First Page
\\’.4\Sl-ll.\‘GTb.\'. do. Nov. 1o.~2
W&NOBOTo Dawn found a brilliant November
' "' Slln burs: int; it“. ' way through thx
(lauds of \estfl rth 5 storm and thrust—
ing its long goldvn fingers through
’tho windows high above the Simple
_______. ibier in the dim, silent, chamber, and
R- A_ (puns of Br00k§idp ave-nu“ [s as through the night five armed men
nowi England where he “-5” rpmain Stood motionlrss about the catar‘alouc
for the meet month or two. fin the center of the great granite (ir-
{ole of the rotunda. \tatching with '12.»
of the yogudead comiudc‘ as they will watch uzh
Ralph Gentile. of the Post Hmul,
4”was a recent visitor in New York city.
Mrs Jose ph Lombardi
Ema is a. visztor in New Haven. whu‘e til he is carried away to sit.- ep out timrw
she will probably remain a fortnight in the (inlet \ irglna hills
ur mom_ The flowers laid on the casket last
Joseph Lombardi the local druggiit. bier Again it LL)" in the Simple glory
rethrned to his business waster-day Mr of the great flag that is a soldier's
Lombardi has been visiting with rela- winding sheet Again the cluster of
tit-es in New Haxen. ‘ French blossoms. “lthered and mellow
:was the only token on. the blended
Mrs. George Philcox accompanipd
,oy‘Mi-s. John Tyler. is visiting with
’friends at Irvington—on—the—Hudson.
firs. Philcox and Mrs."l‘yler will pro-
bably remain there ‘for a few weeks.
for the slash or white ribbon across
.the center. worked and laid in placa-
by Mrs. Harding. and the shield of thy
nation for which he: died laid revol-
ently above the still heart by the presi-
Since many towns of the proportion dent}
of Dar-ion are establishing adequate; Last touches were put tothe row)
sewage-disposal plants this question lined aisles through which thousands
with many other problems. will come were to pass to pay honor to the dead
up before the public bafore \ery long.- lthousancis “hose one claim to tame is
____.__ ‘that they too, ore simple Americans
Mr. and Mrs. R 1)., Wright and 'such as he who lies in a. state such,as
children. who have berm spénding thc emperors and kings may not kno“
summer months at Cedar Gate. have Right to the eastward ran the nor-1m»,
closied their house and returned to’roped war marines in olive Stem of
New York city for the mater months. their field uniforms and with fixed
bayonets lining each side.
margs shoulder swung the looped cords
Of the fourragere showing that they
were of a marine regiment decorated
Miss Anna. Coe who recently pur—
chased the "Hi and Dri" Tea room
took pomwjon of the premESF-s was-
“may. Miss Coe will renovate the'by France for high valor On French
place and shortly will convert it into soil, .
a. boarding house for dogs. Graduallyt the 2&2de aisle lPading on
3up the great steps to the closed doors
of the rotunda filled w ith folk come to
pass by the bier with bowed heads.’
From the left side a. double squad of
soldiers from the pnglneer barracks.
overcoatvd against a long vigil in the
i(told of the great chamber beside the
dead. with fixed bayonets and rifles
t the.- trail. moved up the main steps
and into the hall to change guari.
about the casket. .
The party on the Senate stain? w’prp
all up to enter the round "by the
Senate coridor.
”The Moonlight Harmonists' have
postponed thr—ir weekly rehearsal from
May evening. due to the'fact that
some of the» boys have heavy engage-
ments booked for that evening: An:
4mmcement will marinade~ later when
11139., postponed rehearsal will be held.
Tomorrow the third anniversary 0’
théfsigning of the Arrfiistice 'will be
«Egbrated throughout the township of
"mien. Many of the local residents
mm to attend mlitary Balls
13w plant's force m‘ >
,EY.M.H.A.NEW3MIIE§§
dis-l
very few;
lnight had, been set to rach‘side 02’ the ,,
coloring of the banner of freedom save 3
On each i
and Still
h :12 £4 center by thrd great shot!
gt‘m'i squarr Whit? lull-z of Lincoln ‘1”—
moriai' on 1326- rar brim of the Patov
mac. 7 1;
About the“ (ask! on its low has-3'
thost— who r272 $443 by saw ll’w five Sol—4
divrs. still though rmrvml‘ from
iaronzfi in {littll‘ khaki trapping? .Vt
tiw hF’h‘d. arms rigid alt his aides. his
own’ limit} bc-nt forward until the tan
brim of his cap hid his vyr-s. Stood
non—conunissionrd officer. 'At. 931:};
cor-Der. faring inward toward the 00:24
tor. Stood a soldior. riflo
$6 on {21“ Stun! flog“ ging.
trait.
until rap Brim. was level with the Folk:
of his gleaming bayonet.
dots mavmi not a moxie. Except at
state} intfi'walg when slight changcg
oi" nositinn, maria—Asimultazieously.
.55;
body rigidly
f
ed 1hr: phyi-tirai strain. i
3 ”‘2 in o '1 lock a steady stream of
pr {2:214 ——4 sold? rs Iiwn. women and
(r..hil«lrni “him and black kmliad bcguni‘
a (omimimis march through thy to
tundn. E
1 Secretary Works. Aselsmnt Secrvtarzri'
V‘L‘ui .41 wright and General Harbord were.
on hand. waiting
dr‘logntions. Floral dosigns from every;
4.51.321"
shield onmnlplely circled the rotunda.
{’4 All (injfigritions came in; from th-t
north entrance and flood hvtho calm-R
fall-ms- for their ceremony as thelli’iez'
continued to stream through.
:
; . A special meeting of the Y. M. H. A.
Ewili he held at 8» o'clock this evening
in the old quarters in the Trust (Toma?
puny building. \Vashinmon street.
f During: and alter tlw Simmer. musi- .
cal Erlections weri- rendered by an or-
{chm-1m Dancing was enjoyed.
. .
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ICLT TIHS OI'TL—IT IS \VOMH
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l Cut out this Slip. enclose with 5::
’and mail it to Foley 7& Co.. 2885
Sheffield Ave. Chicago, 111.. writing
your name and address clrarly. You
Will receive“ in return a. trial package
lcontaining Foley's Hoqey and Tar
thr— 7‘
Emit grounil- >
but also xvii!) head bent for-wan] 3 -
Thgse sol-i
EMS! '7‘
to recolw foreign“
on par!) of which was the skater; 4
The Tea that 1S sure to please.
metal: gadgets L 7
m 3101-12
éflaflfingequigs 5g,
Esmrouo
Crammonies 7 ' 4 i
W,
ENJOY , YOUR
,4LUNCH HERE-
The best place 'in town for-i4
lunch or dinner. We~mke a
Specialty.“ our bminespimans
lunch served from 11:00 a. in.
until 2200 p. m. Appetizing
foods promptly and attractively
served- You’ll enjoy your lunch
here and be pleased With our
‘excellem. prompt service.
‘SOuth N Omalk
Lunch
3780. Main St. rimnezaeé
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you HAVE
VISIQKS
of Sending that baby to
7 years hence—4m: have
you Trisious of the-cost?
Start a savings account
for this purpose now—-
let the account grow
both will be ready, for
the higher education.
FAIRFIELD- COUNTY
SAVINGS BANK
N orWalk
AT] LAST '2
A“ Real waterproof
" Shoe 7
THE. “WORLD BEATER”
1. L“... mm“,
KnoWn as the: world’s greatest
Shoe
"iii an obvious démand
for a shoe that will with-
Stand wet weather
ASK TO SEE THIS SHOE_
eeler’s
'Bui‘tt *C
7
college some eighteen
G, with the childpand they
4 L ‘ *
i Open Monday Eveningsfrom 7 to 8.
W a“
onderful Assn ments of Women s and Hisses’ é
Coats i
Priced Considembly Lower Than Else“ ilei’e :
Hats for Women, Misses and Juniors Pnced Filty P54; Cert
, 7 lower than elsewhere 4%
Shop at the store with a twentyyear reput ati on for $5-..- {
merchandising H. 5
THE PARIS..(‘logl§s, Suits and Hill“ '2:
, 2218f} r
, 33 so. MAIN ST '4 E52 1903 SO. Vogwam ‘T
FACTORY CON TRLCTICR. DISPI
DO You Know How Shoes Are Constructed 1’
See the Mmderful dis flair of Lounsbury- 315133-4- v “4:;
I
“ 511063 in our Window
A
«gym/my.» .’
This displav shows Shoe construction be fine quality "
used. and the finished product
It Shams “In lliesc Shoes are Stl!l{l‘i€il' to all 12'2244—
lWood
roamed” \ELWOOD a. GLOVER
122 Washington Street South Norwaii;
.4 .7mx/mcrfl4fw‘7fli ;Wn¢mr
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FOREST MILLS UNDERW’EAR
E’omen's and ( liildren s Undeiwnar of warm comfort There is .
5935096319 “(‘lfzh’ 313" 2: 59.2252th suic- to he found in this gatherimv
of FOTGSI Rilils Lndc: XVCar
Pro-shrunk maiexial and Elvira} Fia'lcck seam:
Those who appreeiate Sim: unoi‘ n ma" haxe 52'
Cotton or a mixture 01 cotton ’xl‘lh mrm} or . :32;
no trouble in finding that \'€:‘ts Tick?” and
desired styles
Childrens Vests. Pants and ‘L Bion Sm
ton and cotton and wool mixturr~2 to 1:: yea}s_
lir. Demon's sol'toknit rifex‘rri’flz garmented m H 1.423.334;
rianneieue Kiddie-Samers‘2 to 6 years.
thosa who prefpr
with «col. will have.)
Union Suits in all
fifimwmmnormmm
here \43- deg C... lira? c0? 2
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CHILDREN’S STORE
37 West “#:5153an “SLS. Norwajk’
SHOE STORE g
The torerThat Saves You . é?
llet-te g
. ~— South Ker-.2222 g
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_ FURNISHINGS REIHARLE FURNITURE
_ .fm‘ . 7m SETS (m SiNGLE PIECES
BOYS AND GIRIS FOR EVERY Room IN THE HOUSE
Alt the All styles and grades at new low level prices.
Raymond 69‘ Son
FUNERAL DiRECTORS
“wow—m
WALL AND HIGH STREETS £0me
Men’s Shop
A
SPECIAL SHOWING
of the
FINEST CAPS
$ .50
And a GOod suede Glove
$2110
7 MEWS
OVERCOATS
$23.50
,7 m.l""-' 4 3
COPYRIGHT
CLGTHING C0.
. moWKA-mrnmzmrflfiflfi
mfimrmmt.mccax4 .
Our 104.3337 Shae Sale
has: been a’ success and is. in full
swing all this week '
BIGGEST‘BABGAINS IN
TOWN
Max Levy’s Shoe Store
31 Southghdzinrsr; So. Norwalk
Note the number, as this
is our
only store '
Compound for coughs, colds , and
croup: Foley Kidney Pills. for pains
in sides and back: rheumatism. back-
3ache,
'and Foley Cathartic Tablets. a Whole-U
flame and thoroughly
thartic for constipation. .biliousness.
headaches. and sluggish borrow.—
Stillson-Powell Corp.
0 ' 7 o 7
L111 on me
After Linonine has stopped the
Cough continue its use as a.
builder.
It overcomes weakness brought on
by colds and builds up the system, at
the same time it ls'relieving the vic-
tim of cough and cold. '
TOO MANY PEOPLE NEGLECT
‘THE AFTER EFFECTS OF COLDS,
[THEY SHOULD CONTINUE TO USE
'LlNONINE UNTIL- THEIR HEALTH
'IS FULLY4 RESTORED.
it is said that there isn’t another
medicine in the whole world that
OVERCOMES BRONCHIAL COUGHS
as quicldy and thoroughly as Linonine
does. It finds the victim of a cough in
a distressed condition and soon brings
blessed relief.
This familiar trade-mark is on every
bottle of the genuine ‘Linonlne.
Look for it. '
”I...”
kidneys and bladder ailments; .
cleansing ca- ' »
WHEN
PRICES BECOME
LOWER
Everv dollar saved to—
da_y will buy more when
prices become lower.
Put awav your shut-liken
dollars and before long
they will ‘grow larger.
' Besides growing 1 a r g e 1‘,
they will earn new dollars
while they are in this
bank.
It is an oild law of
nature and economics that
for every action in one
direction there is sure to
be some réactidii. in the
Opposite. With'4’the huge
increase in prices in the
past few years, there is
. sure to come a fall and
- When prices are lower the
_ dollars you now save will
‘be worth more thanAw-hen
7 you set them aside. '
Never 22 as the time so
favorable for sa‘vin 0'-
Never were dollars as an?
investment so @maetlve'
, as thev are news. Start to-
day by opening; savings
account in The; People’ 3
Trust Company:
Soutl: Norwalk
ming—Bodies—Repairs
High Class iWork ' Our Specialty
'J- PREMRU SONS
6 haview' Ave.
HOME 306-14
Automobile 1’3an and Trim—
East Nor-walk
mme/xx
Hershfield‘ Motor RM
[Sell Your Old Cars to the
1310 North Avenue
, . , Conn.
Phone Barnum 5586.2
iltanymakeofcar
Bridgemrt Auto. Wreck-L.
BetWeen 4,031! .8116 Center St”,
4583comnmnd parts and tires to
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Transportation ’ C 0.
Daily Service Between New York & Norwalk
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of Trans—
= Ten mgeportation; ~‘I’arlded Vans for Furniture Work
Main Office, 26 Concord St, So. Norwalk,1’hone2q
New York Ofice, 201 Wm 20th., Phone Chelsea. 8059
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MEMBERS
‘1921
" CLASS
allotment this week.
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are here. Kindly ca ‘1 ferryour
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