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JOSEPH DAviS
‘as WASHINGTON. STREET
So. NO$WALK.
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THANKSGIVING
OFFERING
$19.50-
ALL 51235 .
All This Season’s -
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Overcoats
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Our e x I r c in e 'mild
weather gives you this op-
portunity to prepare for
colder weather at it real
substantial saving,
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New “Fool Mufflers
Miss Alice Hurley. of Elm
‘ . been ill at her home is re-
covering:
Progress Forum. No. 1. F‘. I“. T...
will hold a regular meeting this even-
ing. '
“'elnome Stranger Lodge. No. 364.
Son of St George. wiEl elect officers
Wednesday night.
"“5. (mumon council will gather on
Tuesday evening". chrmlicr 20th. for
ilzeir next meeting.
a—Radiamr and Hood covers.
Aaron Kohn.
New . walks v lwiuc.’ laid
by so ~... - r-rsidw of Quintard
3559111192.
A stop» ramification 0‘! \‘i'usliinmon
Ch.“ N0. 2 . R. A. MI, will he held
10m no: . veiling. The ll. M. M.
degree viii be conferred.
——Rz.y one now for Christmas de-
livery “Sellers" Kitchen Cabinet at
Angevine‘s.
F. C \Volcott. of this city. has been
re-appoirized a. member of the new
State F‘i> and Game“ commission. rac—
cording to :1 news den-latch in up-
Stafe papers. Other members appoint—
ed by Governor Lake are Karl (i.
Kulle of Fuffie‘ld and \Villi-cm V.-
chair.:.e.n 02‘ the commission.
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White Pine and Tar
For Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throat, Bronchitis etc.
Stillson-Powell Corp.
82 Washington St, So. Nomi]:
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The Pride of .
Achievement
You feel it as you
111 a k 9 your pay-day
deposits in your sav-
ings account.
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You feel it as your
balance pa sses each
$100 mark.
You feel it when you
move into a home V_of
your own.
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fig There is no substitute ,
I; for the growing-saw
:vV ings—balanee f 3 e} in g.
: Make another deposit
V“ here on pay day.
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street. ,
’ its Connections and its
Bath Robes and Blankets ‘ .
in all wool and cotton, 3‘ compl to
assortment. - . .. *
E.K. BANKS. *
Under ushackemo Hotel
'On page 7 Joseph Davis speaks .of
a. special ofiering in ovgrcoats at
$19.50. caused by the mild weather.
Read his adv.
chased 17 acres of most desirable land
in Edincott. N. Y., Saturday. Air.
Webb plans to start soon to develope
it for home site. _
——Radiator and Hood covers.
Aaron Kohn.
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, I William McKinley Camp. No. 9. U.
S. W. \’.. will have its annual inspec-
tion tomorrow evening. the. ceremony
. to be performed by District Inspector
George Crofut, of Bishop Camp,
Bridgeport.
Following the. drill of the Combat
Train tomorrow evening there will be
an entertainment consisting of boxing,
singing, etc. and there will be plenty
of “cats" and “smokes” for' the mem-
bers. ' ,
—Coal at lowest prices. Harris and
Gans. ‘ , ’
Two special communications of St.
John’s Lodge. No. 6,‘ F. & A. M” were
held Saturday. The master mason de—
gree'was conferred at both communi-
cations. An excellent luncheon was
served at 6 o‘clock.
The fifth sitting in the card tourna-
ment of the Catholic l’nion Council.
No. 46. K. of C.. is scheduled to take
place tonight. The single men
hoping to take the lead in the tourna—
ment away from the married men.
'——Used cars at prices and terms to
suit all. Austins Garage. Phone
1959.
The Christmas tree committee of
Wanomzi Council. No. Degree of
Pocahontas; held :1 meeting yesterday
at the home of Mrs. Mary B. Kemiev.
22 Jefferson street. Tentative ar—
rangements for the trr-e were made.
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A party of twenty-five» members of,
Norwalk Lodge. .\’6. 709. ll. (l. O. 19.,
vill attend a musical comedy to lief
staged by inmates of Sim: Sing prison;
at ()ssining. N. Y.. on the night. of‘
Deceuiber 7. Arrangements arg- beg.
ing made by Frederick C. Ricdcll.
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—Buy your coal at Harris and Guns.
!
An important min-ling of the Nor-i
walk Jm'ague of \Vomen Voters is be—
ing; held thism‘ieruoon at. the old Red
10 the Royal James hotel. A project}
of vital interest to all women of Nor-
The third burglar scare in the past
two weeks from this section Was re-i
ér-cived early yesterday morning when}
ifsirs. A. Ii. (Tole of Sasqua Hills rm.
voices in the bushes at the rear of hex"
home and that she alsoliclievcd that
an attempt was being made to outer;
[her housu. . Deputy Sheriff Edward P. l
ll‘loulens was sent to investigairi hut:
could find no trace of any burglars. ,
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-—Ta.xi. day or night service. Tel.
768. Jacob Schaub. '
After. the Thanksgiving dinner. you
want some music. A- 'Victrola will fur-
nish the music that you like best. at‘
any time. For the young folks tin-y
will Want to dance after Lht- dinners
some of the best and newest fox trots. I
The older'folks will also enjoy them. i
but they will also want some of their“
iold favorites. Young and old—the
Victrola. will furnish all with, just the
music fiiey want. Convenient weekly
payments make it possible for you to
buy your Victrola now. Stop in and
let us tell you about our easy weekly
payments plans. Donnelly's 18 South
Alain street.
w-Ford Owners. 'We have. 'parts
for Ford cars. Repair work on all
makes of cars. night or day. Aus-
tin‘s‘Garage. Phone 1959.
THE
USES or A BANK
The uses of a bank are
rmore than most people
1 imagine. With its facili-
. ties, it's: acquaintance,
Organization, this bank
is enabled to be of use
V to its patrons in many
‘Ways. . ..
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CITY. NATIONAB
.sz South Norwalk'r
Savings Bank
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. 303.132 mtg! Ginsu
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. For Men. Worm“ 3nd: candies
ch. \Vebb of Fairfield Park. pur-‘
arr- -
' 'A regular businessineetifig of But?
ier’ Lodge, No. 97. I. 0. 0. Fl, will be:
held on \Vednesday evening.
—Coal at Harris and Guns.
I‘ncas' Tribe. No. 26, I. 0. R. 11.. will
meet as usual tomorrow evening at
Red Men’s Hall. W’ashington street.
“A son. William Lyman. was born on
[fr-ids}; morning. of last week to Mr.
SOUTH NORWALK" . grand Mrs. IsVaacV F. Davis of 58 Maple
street. 7
——The Sheridan looksgood. Being
shown at Austin's Garage. Come. in
and see for yourself. Austin's Gar—
age. Phone 1959. V
Mrs. William V Coombs. of 8 But-
bank street. ,iuformedithe police on
Saturday night that. her husband, who
had disappeared from: home last
Tuesday morning, had returned safe
and sound. . <
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An automobile owned by Tony
Kleinof South ‘Main street lammed up
against ’8'. trolley car about- 8 o'clock
Saturday night. the door and glass on
taken to O'Connor’s garage.
—nght lunch- served?
at 6016813384
51 Washington Street. 7 '
Juveniles who had been ”breaking
open chewing gum machines. were re-
ported to police headquarters on Sat—
urday Ifi'éht by Patrolman John Smith.
and ,today were brought to 'police.
headquarters where they were given a .
- warning and then released.
A slight accident took place on Van
Zandt street near Harvey street on
Saturday night when autos owned and
driven by Miliael‘Risi and John H.
Quinlard of Fitch street. bumped t0—
goth-=1: (loin: slight damage to the
. tail light and mudguard of the Risi
cur.
——Firemen's Carnival. Music Hall.
Dancing every evening.
Gail's Or—
; ch estra. ,
An inquest into the. death of Mrs:
linlph (‘orrenty of Cedar street who?
filled at the Ncrwalk Hospital on Sa't- 3 “"1"“ from 35"” to $3.000 is to be
luniay 'morning i'rOm injuries received: lv’m‘m’ht “F‘- “3 “"‘H as the matter of
when slierwas struck on Viest avenue
by an auto operated by Mark Tanner;
oi‘V‘ik'zilling'i‘ord. will boheld at the;
City “all this. afternoon by - Corom-r
.lnlm .l. Phi-kin.
According: to present plans, it is
said iliat Mike Lubrauo. formerly a
cafe owner here. will open the former
Dew Drop Inn in Raymond street on;
\\-'ednesday evening of this week as an I
Italian restaurant. He has plant-"d {ii
number of )faplc trees around the";
place which has been named flit-4
i anleshudc Inn as a. result.
r—Firemen's Carnival, Music Hall. i
Dancing every evening. Gall's Or-i
clmstra~ I
The Evening Sentinel is in’ receipt;
. .' . ~..‘1‘Gtaa. "
Cross headquarters 68 \‘Vall street next: or Lllc Homes of .L number oi lumxlu 5-. ‘ il' “’1 “‘11
whom a ’l‘hanksgiving basket will!
make more happy. 'l‘hcro arc still .
the auto being smashed: VThe car was _
q 'ccmber 166. 2nd and 3rd. The place is.
. . _. 510 be arvaca ‘
walk will be launched at the. meeting. large number of baslwrs to he HIMJ- . at room in the Bud Cage
N‘ ._ 6:13, v. F:
’9 [has been confin-
V V or several
11m '35. isconsiderably im-
mttery C 192ml .xrtiiiery.'and the
the Norwalk Armbry Saturday night~
Gall's orchestra furnished the music.
_ , ..-,
,._Held. For‘your order for s few
niVngs. Phone 1959.
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Patrolman John Flynn reported that
the glass of the weighing machine in
from of Coleman's news store on
North Main Vstreet had been smashed.
H. '
Th‘le will he?" important meeting
:r ”1" Frank C‘ Godfreerost, No. 12,
American Legion, at 5 o'clock tomor-
row night, in the Legion Hall, “fall
street. ‘
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A truck. going towardsivNew York.
caught fire as it was paging through
Darien this morning. * No
amount of damage was done howéver.‘
The driver refused to give his name. '
“— ,
The Sea and Water Scouts held'
compPlitive games and drills at Hayes
Hill on Saturday afternoon, there be
ing a number in attendance. The
scores will be announced later as soon
as they are fully tabulated.
M
A mg day will be held on Wedmm-s
day xmder'the auspices of the, Salim.—
tion Army. to provide the necessary
Thanksgifing dinners for the poor of
the city. 7
the kettles in the streets are not do-
mg as well as wasanticipat'ed.”
_—_—.— . ‘
A five-year-old boy. by the name of
Flatt. was reported to the police, yeS—'
terday afternoon.
Wall and River streets. operated by
Bernard J. Kamcn. of Brooklyn, N.
v, T}... boy was only slightly bruised.
————-——_.
Sen‘erill local people are planning to
.mrmul ihe special town meeting- to be '
held in Darien this evening, when the
mailer of increasing the reward for
in» mewhug who has been operating
maintaining a paid lire department.
PIES! PIES! PIES!
—-.If you" want to enjoy your
Tlmnksflving Dinner, leave your or~
dvrfor '1. nice home-made pic, at 14»
liuyi‘nond;St., Jackson's Home Ball.
cry, Best' pics in State- of Conn.
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[\sznl ALFMNJE TO HAVE VAS-
SAR SHOP IN XORW’ALK.
The group of Vassar women in Nor- l
\szin hnreibeen very desirous of open-
ing a. shop in Norwalk, as has been
done in other cities. but had been de—
terred by various considerations and
(lililcultivs. Now, however. a plan has
been made to have a. shop for {our
days, the meal: after Thanksgiving. It
will be amine-d Wednesday, November
V continue through
Thursday,» Friday and Saturday. De-
rogulur meeting; this; V j
days ‘
Combat Train held a weekly dance at
daYS. the . “490.. Chevrolet $59150 the groom by Allen B. Gregory, jr., of ized club which is raising: the {am ’7
Del. Austin's Garage; Open «eve» hewtown avenue. Several members Miss 313399119 Gohler, 0f IVY Place» for this work is to he the “fold: Conl-
mat ‘
Owing to the bad weather'
as having been‘
knoekfil down by an automobile, at!
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173‘? IlAY' Sf: $0013
notion is
of Bridgeport. Expect ’ to spend , TAKES 33:310.“: m
Thanksgiving day with Mr. Com- Perhaps the fins: 5:: 9 9f its Xi
stock's parents at their home 8 \Var— i be taken in any city {5 heing' gig?
ren street. First district. ‘ ,impctiis.1.t the Sunday Schoolfot tab
§ fiuth Nor-walk Conga cations: ch
:wherc {cachm-s and officers are to
,
Mr. and Mrs... Homer F. R'ucknuin or
South Main street, have . ”“W‘m‘d i sent in the Summer School of R
home from a visit with i'ricuds in New " 0113 Education held 763...}, Jane 33;
103‘}; and 1‘ lus‘mug. "- 1' iNew London ifollem; The past-7m
_ M. . mer two teachers wort sent. and iii.
“"3 ABR9~ 17‘0“?“ 0‘ 1"‘lmb9‘hinow being planned to send at seas?
street, returned to her homi- last cvcn- four. and 90$th more it funds per-
ingVatter spending the weekend with 'mit. ’ "
relatives in. Fajrfield. ‘
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I, SOCIAL NOTES if .. Mr. and Mrs. fi‘ouard'i. Cbmsiock;
. ,5} . SHUFELT-GREGOBY.
= ‘Miss Alberta. Gregory. daughter of
Mana'nd Mrs A. B. Gregory, of New-
town avenue. was married to Frank
L. Shqu-lt. Sim of Mr. and \Mrs. VVar-
ren Shufelt, of East Norwalk, at 4 p.
m. Saturday. November 19. The mar-
riage was performed by the Rev.
Ernest F. McGregor at the Nor'walk
CGng'reg'ational parsonage. The bride
was. attended by :her cousin, fills
Helen Berle. of New York City, and
The first affair of (hi newly urges.
of the'immediate famineg of the entertained friends at. her Home on
cert to be given n-wt \Warines‘day even;
happy pair were. present as guests. Saturday. ing. and a: which will appear Ben
The bride was attired in broom—her ' -:---— Dai'ies. the, \‘E’clsh tenor. This club,
diess being of brown canton crepe VMrs Samuel C. Policy visited with known. as the (rm-”1‘ Summer School
with satin ribbon trimmings. After‘f“‘-€"d5 out (‘1 town “30an Club. has issued a. warm setting forth
an informal budal supper at. {her
its program mu? appealing to all Vine! *
Herested to aid in raising" the money
necessary for tlm work. The Fresh '
dent for the coming year is M13 Rai-
alla'Jesse. and' the Smiretary. Him
Edna. Bradbury. "
XV. R. Gaywbod. of Flax Hill road.
bride‘s home. the newly weds started
was in Stamford yesterday.
on a honeymoon to paris unknown.
Upon their return. they will'take up
their residence at 11 Edlie‘ avenue.
VEast'Norwalk. Mrs, Shufelt is con-
nected with the Norwaik Hardware
Company as bookkeeper. Mr. Shufelt
as Va. partner of, SRufelt's Garage in
East Norwalk. The many friends of
both the young people wish them all
joy and happiness in their future days.
V—Arrest your attention to the im;
provement in the Chevrolet Cars!
iPrice and terms right. Austin's Gar-
age. Open evenings. Phone 1959.
-—NOTICF}-—
A largely attoudfid dinner dance was * Will the, Part): \va was seen 33km
held Saturday night at the VRoyal coils from a Ford car in front. of €153
James hotel. 'Speidel‘s orchestra. fur- Armory Sat. night return some to
nished the music. ‘ O‘Connor-‘5 Garngr and avoid troubles
~r ‘—
Cosle ?? 0
Men’s Shop 1
9 more: .
“on hove
SPECIAL
Friday and Saturday Only
7 ' Flannel: Pajamas
' $1.65
2 Reg. $4 Union suits
$5.00 ' '
So. Norwalk Trust Co.
21 North Main Street
0 ‘ 4% and your money when You need it. SaVings Dep’i.
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buleil. Any family desiring:
basket or any person knowing a
family to whom :1. 'i‘hanliscivingr .
ner would he a boon should (-I‘vmmi
cafe with the Sentinel.
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M'olian of llri._lf.;‘.‘:pOrt. Mr. Wolcott impofl’d to the police that Sh” h‘nrd “Ham ‘1‘“? ngulul ‘A mm”) (on
fidc‘utial.
Senator Ni‘ilf’illiHiL (Eunice guve
intvrcstinu 1.12%: subject
"Some l‘rolllvms m‘ the
(-3! Elm
lionul Minn-l1 yestixnl
sup“.
All communi-
.luvcnilel
:1 ‘Tea” House. a. most convenient loca-
. tion. as everybody knows. right at the
Ijumintm of \VVall street and “Vest are-
flue..-
A number of delightful novelties
‘will be exhibited, and prices will be
no higher, and. in' some cases. lower
than the regular retail charges. An
effOrt is being made _to handle goods
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in,
mi- i
an
of}
of the town, but it is hoped that all
Vassar people. and their friends. will
not to be found in the regular shops
of the city. mth’at there will be nog‘
com etition with ' ‘
Court" (:1 thv nit-rill}: of the. Sunday} 1) this busmess people}
rim» or llzr- Smith Xurwnlk Crmg‘regufg
' noon. telling
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Fancy Ohio Turkeys - - - ’64c lb. V
Fancy Long Island Ducks - - 42c 1b.};
Fancy Young Geese — - - 42c lb. '
Large T omT urkeys - -_ - 58013.
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rv‘nzgdu“ 'mi'ml ("‘w'ric‘nces in ”his {make a Special. Effort during thOSiBV, : .
. k . t" ‘12. t \l' i . t v r" (incur daysuto ”buy what they-can sight. 7
\‘x'ul" in .l‘“ 'll‘S (1S TIP COU \— an ' Y‘ ‘ “ 0 ~ » ~ , . , .
h“. “.3sz ,1 Wm “H Um I»: o q} or«,lhe Shep. XanousVVaVVruclestanl Vbe 0'1i06 V V V . V V . V
- i . -‘ . . TH» ’ » ' . l 1:? 5* . gsale. such as embroulered lingerie and . 3 4 . . 0 ' . ' , -.. , s— , in .
”‘3‘ .ux‘mnlc of""“'3“" “T‘s-V 39‘1 Sun— handkerchiefs, brassiercs. angora. wool ‘0‘ ' l V ' , n l - - ‘ V ‘ .. ,7 , 3
(33‘: (ivnl‘ll'o‘ .\V. \\llSOll “'1” speak 0‘51 SClll‘f‘S. blOlISCS, coffees and leas.,anj 2.:OV ' . - V 7 . . .g V
“Th“ l'i‘g'iml 0f 1““ Nations." an especially fine. brand of sausagesé , V ~ * . . ' 3
. - This list will be. added to before: “1.0.0:. » - ‘ . _ _ g _
MVT 10% you so. Price gomg uRVopeEiing 02‘ the shop, but may be such. V. V _ _ , - - , 3;
again. Pinon your Christmas orderVgficiem to show somewhat of the vari-l 3 alley ‘ 0W S - - - ‘ . ' . "'9 ’
at Vchms. Towns and price. right. ‘ety of (”flags to be on sale. V ‘0. V V V , V .
Austin‘s (luruge. open evenings. If business warrants. the shop majlog , V * I ‘ . , "
Phone 1953- be continued later. but the ‘perimenr l.‘ ' _ V - . ' f ’. .
.5. wili~ho made from November E‘OthV 3’ 'ma ‘ 01118 or V - - .- _\ c 7 s."
ithrougli December-3rd. Further no- . . V O 3.! V
W . tice will 3.1: given rater. ‘ ' §.. , ~ _ .3.
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V ‘VHEN OPEXING 0F KISS THEATRE. goo Fresh Hams _
‘ PRICES BECOI‘IE . On \V’cclnesday evening of this week ‘ Qv.2! 1 J
' LO‘VER . the new SUJVE' KISS Hall. at. 7 Lexing-i ..
’ton avenue: Will be. opened by Mr.) ‘ -'
‘ ~ . .- > .- 00 . , ‘
' , _ , Kiss, when: there “I“ be a, vuudcx illVe . ,
Ever} dollar sgxed to- bm presemed from So’clock on and! .. :RVOlVlIld Steak . V. . . . . . . . . . . .208 lb.
‘13? “’21 buy {Mortar when dancingt‘f‘mmi 132%“? a“ 93"”; 9.. Sirlom Steak . . . . . . . . . . . . .725c lb. . ' :
prices ecome owe . V hour mV nv - , . . , . . - ‘ ,, , ' - ‘ . 3 '
Put away yOur‘shurnken .. . This .5 me gewtefiz gurgg 1:103:24 0:0 Porterhouse Steak . .'. . . . .28c lb. Rib Lamb Chops . . . . . . . . ..30c lb. . f,
. ’7 . --. lures 01‘ V 1311.1]ng -. .. \m . V V .
I' fore I n men ‘En . . 1 as _ p 0 V . &V
3011? S Find be 1. 0 g t... and in .5 expectea that there win 3, Hamburg Steak. . . . .21bs., 29c lb. Lom Lamb Chops . . . . . . . .400 113.733..
the} .Wlll grow arger. be a large attendance. A,number arcl : ’ . . V - ..
Besides gfoWing 1 ar ger, planning to attend frpm Bridgeport, 9:0 Rumpsvof Veal . . . . . . . . . . .24c lb. Lom Vfial Chops . . . . . . . . ..32c lb. “
they will earn new dollars . and other nearby towns and Cities. ,, .;
while they are in this
bank. "
It is any old law of,
nature and economics that
for every action in one
direction there is sure to
_ be some reaction in5the
opposite. With the'huge
"increase in prices in, the
past? few years, there is
sure to come a fall and
firfien prices are lower the
. _V‘dollars you now. save; will
he Worth more than Wlij‘én
you set them aside; ' “‘
faVorableV for S a vi nig.
Nerer werer’dollérs" as an
. "investment so attractive
" as theyar‘e now. Smitte-
day'byopenin’g‘ a savings
account in The __I?§oplg-’§
Trust. company.
THE screws
Never was fhetimSo —
- STATE OFFICIALS INVITEm' To
. BALL. .
{Governor Lake has been invited to
attend the military'ball, to be giren at
' the Norwalk‘ Armory. Thanksgiving
.EEve, under the auspices of Battery C;-
"Other State ofliciails hav’e'also been
' invited to attend theVaft‘air; including
Adjutant-General Cole and Qu‘arten
master-General Smith. The latter has
"already accepted the invitation. ‘
‘ , The ball will be one of the finest
ever givé‘n in this city. There will be
its} grand march. in which Battery- C
'Evrillipartiéipate in full uniform; ”
The American Band anerall's or-
:hestra will furnish the music.
OFFICERS’J‘SCHOOL HELD HERE.
Ofiicers of Battery (7.7192nd Artil-
lery. National Guard. were the hosts.
' to other officers of the Second Battal-
ion. 6! {he V192‘nd.Fi'eld Artillery. Sail:-
'uifiay:a:ttemoon. in»the Norwalk Ami-
my. in tubafirst sesolon of the 0&—
cers' School; LieuL-Col. Mogcnso‘mrof:
NEW' Karen. and Captain Reeves, of?
Neinr‘Haven. battalion adsutaaat}. were
.fhe instructors. The next meetingot
the school will be in Barnum-y. ’ .,
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Puritan Hams ." . .
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