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will hold a. social at the borne of Reva.
Mr. Jacobs this evening.
New W‘ool Mufflers
$1.95 and better
———l.ight lunch served at Golden's,
61 “'ashington Street.
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Steward Frank Hollywood. of_ the
Norwalk Country Club. will be the
caterer at the banquet of the Crafts- .
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CITY NEWS
entry has been made on the
men to be held in the club roomsfto-l
morrow evening.
‘ 30: 2.11 - , t District Noliiicution has been received by
JVOIICG l' loner in the F S . i hi i the police department that the driver’s
police- 5:..11011 in the past fort3- e g license of Louis E. Blake of 14 Charms
hours . ' '- ' B. street. Second district has been
Rev. John D. Skvnv. of Norwalk, 15.51’59‘311‘3911 Since NOVGU‘H‘mr 15th.
1 - . ' 1 g m of tlie'\\'on1en s;
adultssmg a H 6mm" —Coal at lowest prices. Harris and
.Auxiliary of St. Junles' Parish. in Gans. .
Danbury. this afternoon. I
—7\X’auted: 3'00 people at dance. This evening the regular Thurs-
:Jt Town Agsembh. hal eve— day evening social actxvuxes of the
Friday , . .
. ‘First Congregational church 33111 take-
11". rize fox trot.
1 1'1: P _________ :the form of a cafeteria supper. from‘
Jake Schauh has had his driver’s 5: 30 until 8 oclock to be followed byg
h, What is termed a “V‘Vhite Elephantl
restore-d to him since No3 ember 15t 5
Sale. ”
meoiding to notice recei3ed here to-
on easy weekly payments.
Nth-walk, . So. Norwalk
The Sea. Scouts and “fitter Scouts
are to hold a contest. in various sports
at Hu3es‘ Hill. on Saturday alternoon
zit. ° o '.clock It is expected that there
—Aaron Kohn‘s for Auto supplies-
Buckingham \Vomen‘s Relief Corps.
No. 30. is holding a regular meeting
this afternoon in Red alien's hall.
spectiom will take place during the
afternoon.
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' SOCIAL NOTES
:ieflx Herbert R. Smith of
\orwalk. married in Bridgeport 0c-
.ober 9th by Rev. Hai'l. Keel-us; and
3.. H. Powellson of this city and Mrs.
Ida 1*‘.Ste3ens. a widow of Bridgeport
.n Bridgeport on October 12th by the
Rev. M. J. Duncklee. ‘
Harvey W. toot. of South Main
111d former editor of the Bridgeport
Times. is attending the dimrmament
:onference as secretary to Kotara.
\iuohizuki, one oi? the Japanese lepre-
sentath es.
Vii-s. Malcolm Browne of East ave—
nue, gave a
to a number of her friends. in honor
of her guest, Miss Randolph of Char-
leston, S. C
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Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Minard.
and have sailed for Constantinople,
where they will spend the winter.
Porter Emerson Browne has return-
ed from Washington D. C.. where he
era] Will H. Hays
1115.1. A.Lehmaier gave a dinner
party to about twenty eight guests at
the Norwalk Country Club 3esterda3'
afternoon.
Ex- Ma3 or Jeremiah Donovan. ot
l lax Hill road. has returned after seV-
eral weeks trip out of town.
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rhestm furnished music playing old—
time songs. bellowing the dinner
4 Returns hay» been received b3? Town ‘
the i
nariiage licenses of Harry Terpenning ,
f Bridseport and ‘x‘iola Mott of East}
street 8. Well— known newspaper mallk
tea 3esterday afternoon.
of Saugatuck, have closed their home.
has been the guest of Postmaster Gen—V
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Football enthusiasts in Norwalk Chaptir D. A. 12.19. being held this ""SEJ‘fEr; :rlfifiorlisegnaifinor matters :er xhichMthe entire party adjourned .. .
are deliohted 331th the announcement. afternoon at the homeroi‘ Viiss Clarmf __ <_ ‘ , , *. ° ‘9 asonic Temple Berkeley ‘HCT 3
that in7 the future the A11113Na3'y \iapks. \lrs. Elisha Rogers. 'of Nor- ' ('(il‘l‘ermd ““11 F“? Lmted 57mm” “.17; street. 4 0:0 EVERY OR RECORD IflVAILABLE
game will be played in the Yale bow;_ avalk will talk on “The Old Trail” . “Kt court “.7“. board ‘lt 12017:: l At, thet-emple, more than 150 more :030
———-——-——-— follrming the luslness 1nceiing..lohr1 :‘35‘5‘3? 3:513.“ ”’9 ?°"“;‘” 'C 3”“ 4‘Y‘ 1 persons Joined the banquet group and; z \
‘ . " ‘. 13' u. , [3 morning. 13‘ . in Si" 3' ‘ l: rti .' :ted ‘ th , . ' ' > - 00 ‘—
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Aaron Kohns for anrlngs. 33 {hm w“ “g —.-—-— . lwm 5'11"”"35- D9090“ “'35 “'S‘TVH‘ didates \Vt‘r‘c.‘ initiated during which 0:0
A number of Norwalk people at- ——l‘ron't forget (1:1nce.'l‘own Assem— ‘.” (“Ch ”lsumce' {inc-‘11 Selections were rendered by _.z.
. ., ' .~- . . . .‘ - 1 . —--——~ : .' . Sterlin har'tone' G. leach, l ' 7
tended the barn dance held in \Vest- bl3 h.-ll. Ind.» Honing. P1 at {0.3 __ . “'1“ g. 1 , J 0 Y 7
port last night by the Bevans’ Red- trot. '- ' BUY 30111‘ coal at Harris and Game unor: Mrs Prudence Brown sopra— 0.0 18 SOUTH MAIN ' STREET SOUTH )‘OR ‘5' AIJK
dine orchestra 7 -——— 1 t f V lk , . 0:710 and Mrs. Jessie Brunei] contralto. .3.
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The dummx' and lantern under the millsll‘ll PRIVI'THU‘GNVUI “ii-Q 74 ”FL 2 ; ° .‘ ‘ . .' . _
’ . - . » . 1. . . 7.. ._ of the (onnutlcnt lean): oi “mum During 1hr. (,9 3 J :
“'asliinrton street bride.» was hrnkr-n rvrt'ung hr: .1... \ onus I 1-4212!» S Marti ‘ . ,. _ “monies a 11931 6‘ eC~ 1...“
. “n- {_«- ‘v'r‘: .r -. 4 " -: k‘ 'p‘ur's Lutheran church on “'""" “ “”h 0311311.] ““33 “l ““T"; l' it‘- Stilr constructed by Horace Rich- ‘00:“ 00::0000. M000000.00000000:00:00: 00::00’00
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hams, ;.51e_;.3g..i.-111. 3\‘}:o mm for the Cellar sweep About 101.: attended. for“ “WI Elm. (Il'Olgt: nmm “(15 “0mm Sigma“ and Harryi'
783131.333" 7 ' Thi‘ entertainment “1”- b? “F'Lngated 1'" J‘U‘S- Latnam Bartlett. 31h: ']\(;hniq19rling "113 “Stall __ .__ »_.v.-___._-__
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~¢~ this owning. g’g‘l“““‘g°h\'vn:\'.“ftfdYIIS‘H‘L’; WEN Iplil‘f" Yn‘“ “I‘D“‘iahons ‘0 the ILEGION ASKS STATE Sto the mrthod for insuring the prop- l Tilt .lo‘ 11-1mm. C03. 2 4
——Firemen’s Carnival. )Iusic Hall. H“ 1:" £11.30! 13.111 ‘ M (“i”) «r “(re rrcelvcd. . .1 lerty of tlin institution 1111 board 11-- — (-lt'ctl'lc S‘Wilt‘l‘st's cut outs and 9,
Dan ‘ ; every evening. Gail's 'Or- (331-5 dl‘iVL‘U “3' U. 3V Gallagher 0f ham H' “19' ‘n 'i‘lili‘m ‘0 Grand ‘7 orthv Matron: FOR $300 MONTHLYXclared that it was a mutter iorleithvrvof. '
Che-sire. . Snugntlick. and Louis l’erino cameto-Y _ . _ .. 4 . . . . ‘ Mrs. “mm” the“? “ere more than 9' ‘trustces to take Care- of. ‘
sethm’ at the corner of Franklin and ”no“ t m”? mp WEST" ,“fi‘vh‘lfrjlgm'z?“ 9mm 0m“ m ”‘.the 5‘4“" 0" (Continued-from Page One) "They would be open to puMi
Thomas 33'. Morgan. Grand Insnec- “rest VVnshington. strsets about rigi'ro‘wn vAssembi3 hall 1. “an; puma... Egamnanon present during the cere- -———-—-, ‘Cmisure" said Aumn‘w Gem-ml 25 ENJURED 1'
to; of the. K. '1‘. Wm may his annual ‘o'clovk this morning \0 damage 33941913140 :03 trot. .inonies. Mrs. hllcklbs delivered an 111- funds for the relief of soldiers. sail- Heal3, “if they had 3.1.1“: and no 111-
visit of inspection to Clinton Com- 3'oml :1 1‘“ 3. scmtches and dents in the; . 1 .. m.._._ Y ‘ fly} 1‘ 1 ‘ '“Sung address. in “'h‘Ch she h1ghi3 iors and marines make no provision surance. " - 4
mandu‘fi'. NO- 3. on Friday EVHlng mu iguards “as reported , milignréulg. echlgns. EIFZE‘LWSS :1; :;(;,’t111::‘i::9ntp;1g ”Sch Lerkeley Chapter for the use of the interest on the fundl Sugar-3' increases. 5
of this week. Lunch will .he served » é‘“ _ 7 istarlefil sill: 1n‘the Cl“). Court 01 X he 7;:;t\}e:r.t 9 organization dur- .f‘?!‘ the payment 01 administrative ex- Salary inc-roasts {or State emplol'es’ '
fOHOWiNS UN? meeting. —-—Housekeopers 'al‘g" always. ”139: N9 Alli I: Ad Lilli“ I’eriue -‘1 '5 U . _ pens‘s. The interest on the fundH recommended by the slate bond 01' ii—%
ested in beautiful linens'and 9am f 1% agauis$7 a." n‘i; 111 1111?: M mi uninitiation Hort)“ M" fund is to be used only for aiding nancc Were (‘Lbled in the ails-flu" oi":
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Superintendent Crampton. of the- }3’“) .70 ‘It hol1da3 9m.“ . Handsome piid (12:11:71: 0 of $7 3 :H1m} :1. bill for \Vortliyrs.\lzlllt;1 Gisesttecilifgewggazg needy ex-Servwe‘ menLGovernor Lake Chairman \Vadhams. i CHICAGO. Nov. i’i.-’l‘wenty..fi
Slate FESheries a’d Game Commis— Madeira'lmens anih‘agioys pigcesl OLD some painting and lllutcl'lzlls used ‘appropriate gilt Wortln Grand Pa— pointed 0‘": to the committee. TE“:‘ E' Kent Hummrd intm’duc‘fi 1310. persons. were injured,'two of the
53011.15 gixing a diner toda3 to Coun- imeu “I‘mmgd “:k t bl? 1‘?“ C unty Land on Gregory court has been at— tron'l’ C \iarggrass Washalso present- {commute}; however. claimed that the Vmait-vr. The recommendations were probably fatally-I this morning. w‘
13' Game Warden ‘Wilbur F Smith: aces aYs‘o ama a 0 men s s iachéd in the “(Y-”(m I” ”grimy Sher- ed with :1 gin b.» Berkeley Chapter ”American Legion was doing the workYas follows. Increases totalling $1.754. ;two five rar elevated trains, in
and thirty deputy wardens at Tay10‘..so‘l’ex(elcnt runlxtv. mn3 be had at ‘\‘ iff erscn “y lav-11.11111. ‘ 1T3“ presentation “as xii-1:307 155,1..Withoutr any expense to the state. ;for the staff of the Agricultral liv— bound from the west side.
hotel in John street. Bridgeport. Af- 1- R3an Co.s store. All are lower . . ._,_ __ lu'orthy Patron l'itcli ‘ | Recalls Logislalhc Fight 'fpeiiment Station at. New Haven: xvrecked in a. rear-end collision;
tel-Ward all will adjourn to the Bird- film“ _)'0U CXIWCI and “’6” 33ortl13’ 0f ROBERT “HII‘TAKI R , “rm“ the meeting. 331s adjourned i The interestingr Ieatura. of the pro— John 13.83-1‘119. chitf examiner 1112”“. Crawford avenue station on
craft Sanctuary. Fairfield, for a con- 50‘“- inspection. APPOINT-Zi ll I’OS’I'MASTJ‘R retreshments were St r3011 and there pesal was that at the 58mm) 01 the the ollice 01 the bank coznmi»1011er.03k Park line
~fere'nce. 'l‘l' C'fl'S out train'n classes 10‘ . 4 ~—————— guns :1 social time. liusic‘for this General Assembly several months frOm $3.69“ to $4.000; .Les’er E % Three steel coaches were demolisfi
-—C 1 H <1 G bo 9:11.130“;ch “is: 1:07“; ‘1»f.l;,'rm. .2 “'ASHYN'I‘ON. Nov. H's—President “as furnished through the courtesy oz’flggfi the American Legionngbieotiduto SWIM“ bank (drummer. from 3- W” ed and smeral victims pinneé '
03 at arris an ans. ‘ - 7 ' 7 ‘ A 7 7 A ”H'U'ding \"stw'fl'w s'-nt to the Sen-1n; lvilmrr 1’. Oral a. 7 500 appropriation ‘0 31141119 19 to $3 5,31”: IJPDUIY State TI‘CRSNTLT neath the wreckage
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. - 9“”. {Ken} Kat 11" hymp 40 $017“? the rum nf l'ulwrl \\ hittaker to be;' The reception committ 9 who also an“ comptroller to 03”" 0“ “1‘" “U— Thomas H. Judd from $3 5110 to $4— acetylene tor-clue out?
5—C- , . “31.1111 street South .Nox33alk. at S, “ ‘ . ' 3 e . i h f d 1. . th ‘ Y . l 'l k '
. . 'oolock Monday night ‘11] thaw dr- postmdslrr :21 Stamford Conn. lhe‘nl charge of the entertainment cou- gar ons suc as a e ma '9 ’-‘ P "' ““0 “Iii- “T It. KmS~ L “(f ‘ 9" 1" “3'15th metal to mach . .
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“Thlte Pme and Tar (“mg to join this Class who haw no.» lm 10 ml 111‘ HA pnsent postmasterJSISted (“1311‘s. Caroline Hardwick. ‘3‘ n ’ d ‘ t ‘0 c ”K 0133“" 0f the 5m 8 ”Ca-3‘1" 1 1191111 The coluszon v1.15 .Ydue lo ,a.
. vet oomm‘micqged with “re \iunron John J, lJOlll e\[ in d in Jul3 lost. In chairman: , Mrs. Herbert O. Pollard. fund. The claim was that the “’gfo‘j YSZNUU ‘0 $03000 f1‘01‘5'1 Both Ih" trams are!“ I
For Coughs, COIdS, Sore :chould do so 'It 01013 .5 it is most im- w‘ortlm‘m'e \xllfi u“ executive ”m g“: “'lllinm Gm" “Weir. Louise Dixon. ‘21:: gums :10 do} it “’1' “Othmg; ' 11$? {for the loop “ it}? Crow ' were ‘
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Throat, Bronchitis etc. portant that a 1 should attend 11 is m'st [1‘3 1}") ”931““;»“f""‘”g;e*‘“c.i”§, C2}: 323%}? 23:35", .3125 0"“: from the so-called Buckley mu :Deputy Dog 2311;211:1311 tl‘vfgt‘rerlgt‘im‘ksned.
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ng ESr-rvice Commission. as theresult of.- GMStS at the banquet and exercises 213:2): Goggle “fund the administration; Warden Appomted cording to ear 3.1mm“ .rervorts
0 4 . , .7 . . ‘ - . - . - —... g .. 33'ch present from Massachusetts. .. 5 19" 1111 1 ’ RGSCUN‘S discovered ' Patrick
_ . —Fr n or “m. Mnsm liail 33inch Mr “lintnku was ce.tm(d for: 7 ' , _ . .. _ 3 “7} “ _ _ , J . .
Stlllson Powell Corp. Dancili filial-Svcewgnin" C-1ll‘s Or— '1}... “111mm,“. 111 . illrtmklyn. .\. 3.. New Jersey. llerri-' 150 you remember the: umv‘whcn; Dr. Gum-1t M. Brunuagé’. \l'z‘fi- Cmre. 1‘5. guard on one of the
32 Washington St So Nat-walk chest g i a. n ' i - .._._.__.__._ l'ien. Danbury \‘ew Canaan. liidge— I “51“?‘1 the 19810" ‘0 “‘Ork Wllh 118 UNIV. has lM't‘n- aDFOH’iIEd (1111111134113: Pinned beneath two stscl ' coat:
a - ra. l SI l1“ 0“!” .R TILE \YORK. ftizlll lint-ti 0rd South l\orv.:1lk Strag- on this?’& asked Governor Lake. The Warden of Noirwalllit. This 111111021111L‘2' Firemen with acetylene torches
' . ’. . . - - - -' '1’ .-: 5‘ n s _ le iOn a minister the fund for thelmeutwas mu'e t s morni'i" 3.13 lo" ' ~
Wm ‘ 4 . ,JI‘OW'nsend B. \Yickwn'c. president. hm?" Jr’hl‘ J' “‘.‘HSh "1’ the 0“” or 1' Bridgeport se3mour md tam g - s 1 7 - - 3x. . rl‘l \V'll ’7 h gan cutting through, the
‘ of th' «\1 1 '1" .1. 0 . . . “Q 0». Side of 121-4 Common Pleas court is {ON ' 3-, .130an Of COMIOL and “‘9 13‘”le hm ““73"“ 111111313 “151‘ “TECkage to reach him. M
‘ e1 . 0 or 1.111. C “has 1.1.011: ham“? 1 Jam“) 'today in an action; ' ,proposed to give the comptroller in- \Vardcns “‘alsh and Brundugc to- remiued consciousness. and .
non of Connecticut. this morning is In: 81. m“ l. 1 th P rdi Tile .3'estigating authority. day started a campaign to rid ll'w city 1'1". (:ffOrtg of his rescuers
attending a conference between State ‘ "’0‘”: t ’3 e a Dial Real Cf0“' Indian of 1111419813531 dogs, ‘ I ' ' ’ 7 '
Highway Commissioner B emu tt. (‘nm-
missioner Stoeckel of the Motor Ve
hicle Department, and truckmcn of
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against '6, t( r Vanech 0f
\ .1 111.01 is the proprietor l
Lunch in Stamford ‘
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the state. The conference is being“?ml is 9‘13“ i" 3‘11"?- N'CQSEG 943 to 1
held in Hartford..and at it the new “I“ “'9rk 1“- ordered installed 7 1
law on truck overloading will be dis-
cussed.
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The Banner Bakery. ‘, 5 Monroe
street is ready to supply you willil
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3 biscuits. inc us 11' call. Telephone
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safe deposit boxes. And
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other bonds or" mort-
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your life or fire insur-
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that you don ’t want to
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Come in and rent a box.
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CITY NATIONAL"
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scum. strewn; com. ‘
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It, is an old law of
nature and.economics that
for every action ‘in one.
direction there is «surety:
be 4 some reaction in the 4'
opposite. W’ith the huge
increase in prices,
past few years, there 13‘.
be wortli more 111211 11 7 I
. you set them aside.
fare. file for .sayin g.
Neter'were" dollars as an
investment so attractive
as they are now. Start to.- ,,
day by opening a savings
account in The People’ 8
Trust Company.
THE PEOPLE’S
.5 (11.111 who laid 11 war bonnet and Coup—
andfroud of Adoption
3v.1s111xo1~0x.11c.xov; ‘17.—
Gem. Diaz Commander in Chief of the
Italian. army. was adopted into the
Vatlon 3esterda3 at a. formal
in the \Villard Hotel con—
Chiet’ Plenty Coos. the In.
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dimled In no!
stizk on the g1 'ave of Americals I n-
known Soldier at Arlington last Fri-
g'dav. ‘ ’f
Gen 13132 in a brief address said he
‘ 3*. as particularrh, glad to be adopted by
‘.1311'rn‘di’ans because one of his fore-
1..lhers “as lago Diaz. who sailed with
Columbus when he discouered Ameri—
( 1 ...1d 111st became acquainted with
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Advertise in the Sentinel.
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There an- . :ores
of dogs running around the 1113' which
are not registered. but, in the future;
the owners will have to register the";
animals with To‘wn Clerk licrhcrt
Smith, or they will be destroyed.
“ It costs the Lie-ion mone3 to ham-
die the fund. " said Mr. Butterworth.
A crisis is at hand. It seems like a
benefit for me. but that is of less im-
portance. "
1 Resolution Tabled:
Three coaches were demolished
Coldest Moment: During then
The few minutes after W
' usually the coldest period or on
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gluon“), Gener 1] Beale .- moved particular. Dog “larder: \Valsh is in"
that thfl resolution be adopted. vestigating a case on River street and :
Comptroller Bissell asked that the 4330879? C" \Vilton “"91”“-
resolution be tabled so that he could . 7 . . .r-r—f‘j 77
further study the matter. Mr. Healy “0‘57““? 11' PATENT”-
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