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' GARMENTS ' '.
:Fror, Men, “lumen and Children
Bath Robes and Blankets '.
in all 1:06] and cotton, 3. complete
assortment.
E. K. BANKS
Under Mahackemo Hotel
sourH NORWALK
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JOSEPH DAVlS ~;
ggilasnmomN. STREET '
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Glastonbury
Wool Underwear
in Shirts and Drawers
TheGoodKind‘
Rtgnlar business took place last
night at a. meeting of Cockenoe Tribe,
The glass in a chewing gum ma-
chino: on ‘wood street was found bro-
ken by Patrolman John Smitrabout
9 o 'clock last night. ’
Harry E. scofield of I10 wavton a
member of the Board 05 Education.
”is seriously ill at his home and it is
feared that he is not going to recover
——Hats renovated at O'Brien‘s.
The K O K A. held a very success-
iful dance at Grace Parish Hall last
Sterling’s orchestra provid-
Moonlight danc—
es which were a. feature, we re enjOV-
ed bv all. A lucky number dance
91 ening
ed excellent music.
‘was held and the winner was present—
ed with a. box of chocolates.
‘—Flremen's Carnival.
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$1.75 and better ' No. 32. 1.0.11 M- Dancing every evening. Gail's Or— Road sails 1011... m the Cameronia Miss VIEW-V's “9W duties W‘“ “W “L“ E
—--———-‘ 'chestra. ' l1‘01 .-. tour of the Memterranean. She State-Wide. rather than confined to‘
Coroner -mcn will come here “ill stop at Constantinople and spend 1’? irfic—ld county entirely. E
' 1 Monday afternoon. and Iaiztoléfigl The annual convention of the ED- 50m" {in}? in hl’ap195i and win 110%.“: ; q'f Has Done Fine “York. l 77"" 7
T - “'7' ., ~ ' . o'clock '\\ill hold an inques worth League of the New York East turn to orwak until late spring ' -.!nce coming to Fairfield .county. 3
how 001 :VIQIIICI’S . (south of Mrs. M .1r3 Cmrenty. Econference New York district is bejngE Ge fiiiss Emu-13y his. donei fine Wwork—E PHONE
-' — 1 . . held- -at the First M. E church this at- Mrs Orge Sehuite and Mrs J. ‘ rs" of 19 ”fine“ cut omen's' ' ..
$1.90 and better a—Chevrolet‘ "Eour-mneti'. 150:1: ternoon and evening The election of M. Jumings. of Fairfleld visited yes- Suffrage Association. and. later, forE 527
: amazing our tor little nzmkignomicul oflicer’s will be held this afternoon, terda} with 311‘s. Schultes mother the Connecticut‘ileague of “lemon:
711771177117“;11341341333833: in and learn all abott} .9“ Garage and this evening there will be an in~ Mre .Annie Howell of 23 Elizabeth VOters; It has???“ sand 111,33 It. was!
u:-1m:c_ 1:" :59 _11 c yuanspormtion. A115 111 ' teresung sessmn With several adrstreet - Hinge“ due to MASS Murrays ”forts'
[Phone 1903. dresses E __ Etha’t many of the prominent politi-.
‘ ., . ‘ , Jack Kaszen of Flatbush a mans of the county were first Won
patrolman John )I‘I‘Am tnrnedt 111 —Light lunch served at Golden's. week- tnd guest of Mr. and Mrs. Her— over to the sufirage cause. Whmh
m.- 1.1-1- to Jamcs L Brlcns “1 S Ore 51 Washington Street. :man Cohen and family. of 66 West they afi‘r‘mms Strong‘y support‘
011 \Vashington street, which he ‘ avenue ,ed. '
found in the store door. To date Town Clerk Herbert R. 1 \Ieetiug Noventber 30‘
The first general re
"Olde»Fashioned Songs
lax evening following chnii
at the First M. E. church.
the E
11.15 ‘mHE '1‘ 1e Sons of 111111 Band held a de—
ruhenrsal 'lightful dance last night in the Town
iAssemblx hall The affair was largely
:nttended. Music was furnished by.
lProi‘. Gario Vacca and his orchestra
Eor eight pltces.
Patrolman L. Adams was unable to;
report for duty wit Norw 2k I‘o-;
lice department l s: :. i-z-cause Uf‘
illness. Patrol "95 Thorpe: —— .
substituted for l ‘ The Golden Rule Circle of the First
‘5 for awning-i
—-Aa.ron 3022::
Tel.
-——Taxi, day or night service.
768. Jacob Schaub.
ECongregational church, is holding a.
—-Buy your “@3033 at Donnelly‘s preJl‘hanksgivlng food sale today in
on easy “11”“? payments. Store the parish l1ouse.(‘akes and other
em evenings until 9 P- 31- :foods were mined for sale together
7-7777—- Ewitn aprons and other articles.
bliss Catherine I’hienhardt. of this:
cit}: was awaxded a certificate fromi;
the Remington typewriter company‘
for excellence- in typewriting at the
graduation exercises of the Merrill
Business College in Stamford on
Thursday evening.
I‘nder the auspices of the. (1111-1511119:
Endeavor society of. the First Congre-
gationul church. .1 delightful roast
beef. supper v as held last night. You
tjc attended. The commitee in chart-:11
was headed 11:. Miss Laura Raymond.
a new and im-
"1-‘(111r-11i111'1ty“ 1111:11-
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and look 0:113 G‘fl'!‘
about Enr- 1/.1l our
Phone 1959.
Harris and; _\\,')1}‘
Epro'veci cur.
zvl Chevrolet
delivered. Call
and ‘11 more
Austin‘s- Garage.
—Can at lowest prices.
Gans.
not enjoy
Tito
sells
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Council. V0.1-” Royal
'.1 2'- gm: 11' 1111-“ng
Odd Fellows
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Ponassns
Arcanum. “Ll hold
next Tuesday evening in
Hail. South Main street.
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roll (all “'ll beheld and nominations; lv‘reri Rolwrto. Qf pun Swamp. was
of Officers llllldfi‘. The officers and l'l'l‘ fincd $5“ and Costs by Judgv 31411-1111-
tertoinmsnt committee;- xvii: 121'1’11‘11i» :1 ‘11. .vhndgp in 11:9 uptox‘ .1 city 1'1’1111‘1
procram «1 refreshmcms :12111 lilvl‘t' Yrsufi-day afternoon. i‘ox---;1:1yi1:. con—
will .-;1lt-:1‘.y 01‘ smokes. ‘iwuh'd Weapons. After coming ltob-
" {:rto. however. .ludgr (3:111th nullt-il
——I»u;: your coal at Harris and Gans. (in- case upon payment of the actual
—‘_‘-—‘ costs. A '
‘Division No. 1. Ancient Order of
Hibernians. will hold 21 public cele‘E A stone $.11: skidding by a passing
Smith has issued 635 hunting ”09115-3
es. which is more than the: total num-
ber issued all last year. Mr. Smith
said this morning that it seemed as. if
ev‘ery
license, from the demand that has
11-. an made upon him for them.
——Soft hats and caps at O'Brien's.
Among Norwalk football fans who
are attending the Yale‘Harvard game
in Cambridge today are: Mr. and Mrs
Everett S. Bulkley, Mr. and Mrs
l‘homas Dowd Dr. and Mrs. Robert
M Wolfe and son. Robert Jr. Attor-
119v Joseph J. Linxweilei, Mr and
Mrs. Alfred Goldschmidt, Attornev
Freeman Light. Attorney Richard Ire-
land. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Canty.
~~~Roal economy with efficiency.
The row» rl‘ul wolves in head and mu—
101-. New and improved rear 211'qu
Many other improvements and rclinv—
1111-1115. are ail signs of excellent sor-
\‘1611. Unit-1- now for Christmas Gifts.
Small down payments. balance
monthly payments. You only pay six
Music 7 Hall. A
able-bodied male in Norwalki
must be jhe possessor of a hunting‘
SOCIAL VOT ES
15%.
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E Mrs. Percy XV. Brooks gave a lun-
cheon at her home on \Ve‘sfi Rocks
Road. sesterdm, which was 111111-11
enjo18d. Those mosent “are:
Charlene. Guild Mrs
EBishop v‘II‘S. \Villiam Fowler,
3.G Elliott Browne Miss Martha Mur—
ph\, and Mrs. Gm‘d‘ Browne
; Mrs.
. \ ictcr J. Benelisha. and
daughter, Velma of State Line Mass.
are fishing \lr Bonelisha at his quar-
ters in the City Hotel The) will re—
turn to their Berkshire home next;
‘Tucs<l.zy..
Miss Mariposa Tax-lop of Flax Hill
Mrs Elisha Murphy and— 'fiaughter-
Martin. of Morgan avenue, will leave
tomorrow for an extended visit in Al-
bony. :\ Y- ’
\Irs. Clarence E Slauson entertain—
Ad the Hospital \K'hist at her home
on Berkeley street, yesterda3 after»
noon. 1
E Mr. and Mrs; Loon Fish and son!
left 125: night for Cambridge bv auto
to “itmss the Yam-Harvard game.
Mrs Geoke Elliot Brown enter-
mined at a bridge. luncheon Thurs-
(lav Three tables were in use.’
Dowd Takes Charge of '
ll\l:'l‘l«‘OP.D. Nov.
1 .311 of Springtiom.
1 9.—-John
Mass.
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E D. of ,J' Work in Conn-
11‘ho since
1'. has been conneztcd with the
lm.1;1n of inrt'stigntion of the depart—
:1111311t 1.2‘ justice 1111;}. who has been
stationwci in Now York for some time.
arrived in Hartford yesterday to take
'chui'ge‘ of the work in the Hartford
pvr cent. 011 1:1 ' 'e. Austin's (1111'.
age. l'lxonc ‘ 7 ' Qoliim and the district of Connecticut;
_ ‘Mr. board is appointed as permanent
Jolm Lass-‘11. of ll? South Main haul 01‘ the office under the rc-organ-
street. reporu-d .1 slight noci1lent to iznlion .Uf $119 human by \\‘illian1 J.
the police yasterday afternoon. “1- Burns. and took ox‘cr the office from
was cpniing down “'t‘st avenue near Daniel (1 Dev 11; of the New York
Berkeley street. when he ran into .111 .oifioe. who reicw'd \Nilliaxn P. Hazen
automobile driven by John (‘111111cll..ab.(mt 3W0 Wt‘PkS ago Mr. Devlin.
who had neglected to hold out I'llSI“'llOS€‘ rpDOthmE‘m Was temporary.
hand as a sign that ho was stopping.
The windshield. radiator and a [(-11—
bf‘atiof“ 31 5 O'CAOC‘R tomorrow 9"?7'aufomobilc smashed the plum $1355 der. on Lassen‘s car Wore broken by
21mg ”‘- th” TOW“ Assembly hall 111 1111111011? in the barber shop owned by {He collision.
honor. not alone of the Manchester Alfredo Aprea & Sons. 41 Wall 511-091,;
martyrs AAA?“ Larkin’ and O'Brien at 2 o’clock this morning. This is tit-"E pugs: pugs: jams:
but for all others of the race W‘fi‘o be- second window to be broken 1n ihei ,
fore and after that time offered up Cole block since the store. was re-5 —-—If you want to enjoy your
that lives that Ireland might be free. modeled. i'l‘hanksgiving Dinner, leave your or-
Rev. Father Byrne. of Ferndale. West __._.._ ‘der for a nice home-made 1m“- M 14
Rorwalk. will talk.‘ Court Cecile. N0.E —Coa1 at Harris and Gang, Raymond St, Jackson’s Home link—
105. Catholic Daughters of American} .—————- cry, BGSt pics in State Of COIN}-
have been invited to the maeting. i It was reported to the police lostI
____.___ night that 350 pounds of copper wire' 7
—'NOT}CE! had been stolen from the railroadE Weather Forecast
The Banner Bakery. 5 1‘33"")? out between Rowayton and South; ._._____
539‘! is ready to supply YOU V111” Noz'walk stations. The railroad iio-E -
the best of bread Cakes. buns and ”C. are co—operating with the loca‘u lor Norwnlk and x'il'inil)‘: Ruin
biscuits. ine us a cza‘rl- Telephum poE‘ice, to find. if possible some truce 111011111111 “"13?“ “mi WWW.“ "10"“-
‘357. 7G. [lav thieves. {jug .‘ullowul l1 131324.111; during Sun—
Ei!;1\f; 11m ‘21 1111c 1" more-using south-
E 'l‘hc- recent rains have been “’05—. ' ‘E‘YU'EIS‘ 3“” ,. 11>t0z.t}1igil:v“j?(ls
. 9 ‘ ‘i‘omcu‘ tlii'ou bout this section 01‘ 1}1~- “r0 (‘5I)""‘"’“ 0” “W cons. (".1 101‘
“thte Pme and Tar 5.:211“ 1‘01 tug-prolonged drought dur— E‘EE'XE‘l’H'EEL‘ Th" “WNH‘” storm. WhiCh
11g the summer and tall had 11 sulttrl
n' extr'emcl} low train in u'élis 111111
treams in tho?- country tiistrilts 111,111
hrentened much inconvenience dur—
!mg the \1 inter if not rclio'wd by
0115 rains. The, total rainfall for
Iy-eai 11.15 been COIISidt‘X‘flllly
:‘lolnlfll.
For Coughs- Colds, Sore
Throat, Bronchitis etc.
Sfillson-Powell Corp.
82 Washington St, 80. Norwalk.
E -——Aaron Kohn's for Auto supplies.
l". Cannon. of
_ automobile accident on the liidgefitld
._ Eroad last Monday and who was so so-
; Evert-3' injured that she was brought to
$1110 Danbury hospital. has a fracture
~‘- 301‘ the collarhonc. Two XJay exam—
.Einations were made of the woman‘s
iinjnries. Owing to her bruised con~
dition the first one was not satisfac-
gtor}: but the second disclosed a- tray
itnre 0f the collarbone.
—-Hats rrnovated at O'Brien‘s.
Your Liberty Bonds
Could you lose them
in a fire? ('nnltl lmr-
glars. who are clever at
finding out secret hid-
ing places, find them?
THE
USES OF A BANK
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The safest place for
them is in one. of our
safe deposit boxes. And
when you have a box
The uses of a bank are .
more than most people '
hmgine. With its fa ‘
you can put into it . . .
other bonds or, mom ties, its acquaintance,
ges. your army or 1135 connections and Its
navy discharge papers,
your life or fire. insnr- '
ance policies, jewelry
that you don’t want to
leave around the house,
and other valuables.
Come in and rent a box.
$4.00 a Year
organization, this? bank
‘9
ways.
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Mrs. P. East. Orange.
EX. J.. one of the four persons in 2111‘
is enabled to be of use ’
to its patrons in many E
unsettled Wlathf‘l‘
this 1:101'11-
probably
causing
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11' Hmm‘io and will
"at lch St. I.1t\\‘l‘('n(‘i‘ Valley to-
t lzzs consul rain or snow
'lllil‘liig; ' .. twenty—four hours in
l.
' ,.1'i<'ts cast of the Miss—
‘l‘lw greatest amount of
. rsimr'twl was 3.14 inch‘
1.1.;115. Mo; ‘l‘hoi'e is :1 (le—
Millin't‘ililll‘v‘ from Ohio
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best results.
ward in :11i21111'sotz1. where it i
will rmurnto the New York office
after a no: days and take up his offis
'Ciai (iulios along the lines he was fol~
lowing prior to his assignment to the
Hartt‘on’ office. '
Miss}
T. I Raxmonrlf
31”; Carl A. Harstrom Mrs. Hubert3
Mrs.1
Hat on, November 3 Q.
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At the businegs session of the an- Eceofli Jr of the regiment. issued the or-
111121] convention of the Connetcicnt der. The instructors 01" the school {will
League of Women Voters held inEhe' Licut. Col. Mog‘onson, of New Ha—
Hartford. Mrs, Herbert Knox Smith 1911. former major in command of the
of Farmington, was elected president Secfinfl Battalion and Captain “EMIS-
to succeed Miss Mabel W'ashburn also of New Haven, the battalion ad-
11110 is soon to leave for California. jutant. 1% is expended that all four—
All officers attached to commands in
.1111» Second Battalion of the 1922111
l‘icld Artillery. have been ordered to
attend a schoolytobe hold for the
battalion officers. at the Armory. in
Ethis city. this afternoon.
E Miss Grace Norton Murray. who forstecn officers who are members of the
{sometime has been Fairfiexd co‘unty Second Battalion will attend the
organizer. was made State organizer. St‘hOOL
executive'board Would be held in New
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PRIZPARES A R CONCERT
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the ‘Wcisch
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is 3.;l1"1‘li.l“:!‘§'
Concert 41'; M: 2.1 or. lay ‘t 1v Conn. Same
mr-r Schofi Club of fit South Not“
“all: Congrc rational “undo, $031001 02!
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11:15 omit-.1111 .11 11111 111112.111. Mr; Ben
Davina. flu 2111111 -l “'1 iph tenor will 3.9-
1.0;11' with his company in “791311; ,'
songs. \ioliu 11ml pianu solos. Mn.
Parks. it. will he rmnmnbered. was
a member of tho party (11‘ “fish sing-
(rs who lair known as "The Lust».
lama Sin: um" .mpoartd in ‘this saint '
church about two roars 314:1). Hi8 pre-
sent comma“ ”turns under hié per—
50112.] 1:11;}. r211; tee of 11.1 on wing of plea.-
sure and 11"! Keith th- nominal 95- ’
Inission.
a»?
. Mrs. Smith called"a meeting of
the executive board directly after the
adjournment of the convention. Mrs
Lewis Rose. of Bridgeport was elect-
ed chairman of limitation of arma-
men: committee for Connecticut; Miss
Ludington was re-appointed chairman
Earthenware Tea Pots. Brea
ding Steamers, Double
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Thanksgiving Day is very near and its an appropriate time to
replenish your stock of
Kitchen Utensils, Silverware. China and Glassware.
THIS LIST MAY PROVE‘A HELP lN SELECTING
Dinned Sets, Open Stock Dinnerware, Table Tumblers, Table Glassware.
Carving Sets Kitchen Knives
Double Boilers Pie Plates, all sizes
Deli'ery
.7
(land Cake Boxes. Plum Pud-
Roasters, Dripping Pans.
Sentepnns
kinds
of the finance committee; "It'was an—
.nounced that the first meeting Of the
25 VWashington Street
‘ South Norwalk
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Men’s Shop.
SPECIAL
Friday and Saturday, Only
Flannel Pajamas
$1.65
2 Reg.$4 Union Suits
$5.00
21 North Main Street
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engnxabso if too 111%
SO. NorWalk Trust Co.
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day will buy more when
prices become loiver.
Put away your shurnken
dollars and before long
they will grow larger.
Besides growing 1 a r g e r, _
they will earn new dollars
while , they are in this
bank. _
It is an old law of
nature and economics that
for every action in one.
direction there is ‘sure to
be some reaction in the.
opposite. "With the huge
, increase in prices in the
' past few years, there is
sure” to come 'a fall and
.when prices are .Io‘wer the
dollars you now save will
be worth more than when
you set them aside.
Neter was the time so
favorable for _ sa vi n g.
Never were dollars as an
THE,
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South Not-walk
Savings Bank:
investment so attractive
as they .n're now. Start to-
day by. openings savings
account in The People ’8
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natural co
standards the" forld over. Ins
SIX THOUSAND YEARS of human history is in the past,
and,.despite the boasts of modern civilization that we are
slowly evolving to a better state, mankind has just
emerged from the most diabolical war of all times.
11cc is a lowering of moral and physical
“spiritual uplift” and prosperity. the aftermath of the
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Pastor Russell.
bookviorsn, including
mayikave acopy by sending 250 to Service Station,
131th Harwell: Cami.
Auspices International Bible Students Associatm Organized by the late
Jake Bhtheriord, New York City Bar, President.
war is a world-Wide crime wax e, famine. pestilence, social
and political disorder and unrest. What is the remedy?
What hope 1s there of a better day. 7 Are the dark clouds
of trouble surrounding the world and harbingers of a
colossal univesal disaster or will Div me intervention save
the race?
In this thrilling and comforting lecture the speaker
Will produce evidence that the Kingflmn of God is already
in process of establishment. and "that there are millionsof
people who will never go into the tomb. This Kingdom is
not a far-off, mysterious something which has nothing to
do with practical human afl’airs, but is a literal govern-
ment in the earth which will solve every problem which
confronts the world and will satisfy the desire of every
living creatfire.
You are invited to hear
W. E. VAN AMBURGH
of New City
Regent Theatre, Norwalk, Conn.
1
Sunday
"This lecture has comforted maitxtudes bereaved by the world W3? epldemicfi
so greathas been the demand
that it has been ampli.
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