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substantial saving.
New Wool Mufilers
$1.95 and Better
films
The R. (x- R. Corset company will
close down this evening for ten days,
:or inventory and repairs.
This evening the neWVSteve Kiss hall
on Lexington avenue will be opened.
and a number are expected to attend.
—Ra.dia.tor and Hood covers.
Aaron Kuhn.
The Norwaik Electric company is
installing a new fifteen horSe power
motor in the Charles H. Harris Inc.
plant in Main street.
Henry Johnson of West Nor-walk
has placed an International Onepipe
Heater in his home. H. A. Hegelein.
1008.! agent had the contract.
W—Open until 10 this evening. Don-
reily's. 18 So. Main St.
At a meeting of Welcome Stranger
Lodge. No. 364. Sons of'St George. .to
ire held tonight. election of officers
for the ensuing year will take. place.
Several local residents have receiv—
ed announcements of the marriage of
William E. Cadieux. of Milford. and
ML§ Irene M. Bartlett. of New York
rity. The wedding took place Monday
morning. Mrs. Cadieux has many
Josiapn DAVIS la:
‘5‘; Wisnmoron. STREET 3 ;~
g. SoNOI'SWALn. .3
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E. K. BANKS;
‘77 scum NORWALK
33. ‘
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3?. E. 1.. Bradley. of Broad River. re-
g? ported to the police this morning that
l-‘lisomeone had jlmmied their way into
:‘Ifllis garage last. night and had taken
=5 ‘some tools and a lap robe.
3 VB Tompkins will deliver the sermon.
For Men, Women and Children .
Bu‘tkkobes and Blankets
In all wool and: cotton, 9. complete
assortment.
Under W0 Hotel
I'nion Lon-vices or the‘First Congre~
gational church and the Norwlllk M.
51?). church will be held at the Congre—
>g‘ati0nnl church tonight Rev. Georg-e
.—.\lilitary Ball State Armory Wed.
Thanksgiving Eve.
’ 'l‘llerv will be a rehearsal of the de.:
{gree team and guard of Eureka, Re—
;lwkah Lodge. No. 42. I. O. O. F., on
Friday evening of this week, at 8
o‘clock. at the rooms on South Main
street .
The usual hours will be observed
all day.
box holders
————Radiator and ' Hood ,
Aaron Kohn. ‘ !
All members of C0urt Laurel.
tholic Daughters of America.
CzL- ,
this week.
the “Rooster's Pool" tournament. will
be continued. Samuel Greenstein and:
C. E. Nlltling crossing cues. for their;
respective sides the Thur-s and the;
Beds. |
~—Enjoy the comfort of a warm ‘
home. Storm doors or a vestibule
and storm sash go a. great ways to I
bring that comfort. Prices. right.
Phone 2829. F. H. Keyser, builder.
Methodist church. .
:rlcet this men Visas noun!
l‘oledofon were'rguest at the
James hotel last night: a
~Open until 10 this evening.
nelly's, 18' SO. Main St. ’ ‘ ,
.— ’
. The _Klwanls club will hold“ mg
weekly luncheon at the Royal James
hotel Friday noon instead of Thurs-
day,.lllo latter being a. legal ho!
_ -—Mllltary' Bell State Armory
Thanksgiving Eve.
" Mr. and ’Mrs. George
siding in Los Angeles. Cal.
—-—F:lctory demonstration ' all
week at Angevlne‘s.
Rev. D. S. She-chart.
Father
—-—aCoal at lowest prices. Harri
Guns. . —
J. F. Hubbell and others have con-
tracted to sell .two dwelling houses
and shop located at 33. 35. 37 River
street to Mix. and 'Mrs.,F. L. Chase.
at. the South Nomalk pm office to. ,The sale was made through :he .lolm:
marrow. The mails will close at 731'. Hayes agency.
p, 11).. and the Windows will be closed.b° greatly improved under present,
The lobby will be open fol-’plans.
——Opon until, 10 this evening.
covers. “Guy's. 18 So. Main St.
“Vice Conditions in NorWuAk"
he the subject of an address to be
have *delhered by Patrolman Wallace R.’
been invited to attend a far-ewe” ”u Sammie atrs o'clock Friday" night to;
ceptlon to be given to Rev. Joseph thr- Men's Assembly ofrtlle Norwalk
Byme. at the Catholic Club house. on M- 1‘1- Chum”
West avenue. on Fridav evening- of “"9” connected With the DOHCG‘ d0“
- . pariment for many years. is well fitted
3 10 tall. on this subject and his address'
Following,r Hie usual card night at fwill contain many startling facts. I{(‘-
the South Norwalk club' this evening. {l'T’P-‘li‘m9m5 will
meeting.
—-Coal at Harris and Gang.
Many Non-cull: people will dcsi
. llvlu' Arthur \Villle, 'cellist. on Sunday
Norwalk
For six years he
wenlng né-xt in the South
llayell in the New York Symp
umli-r \Valtor llamrosch. and at vari-
ous times has played under the din-m
-lr. and Mrs. R. R. {renal-am. of
Fromm.
this city and Springdnlelmve reached
the'end of their long automobile trip .
across the continent. and tire now re-
pastor of St.
Andrew's church. Erie. Pa... is vlsu— .
ing his sister, “Mrs. Dennis Callahan.
on West Rocks avenue.
han was formerly of Norwalk.
has charge of a'large parlsh in Erie.
Mr Sammie. who bile4
be served after the
Royal .
Don: L .
iday.
Wed.
of ~ .
7 this
S h or" -
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s and
The property will
Don—
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will
r0 1!)
W...
honyr
» ment believe it
. deal. " .
Thr- police have received ljl requl‘st
from Remains ll. Stovekol. state com-
llion of Joseph ’Btranslis'. Victor ill-r-
3 In N. Henry Hadley, ‘ll-orge Chadwick. ,
iand other eminent. Mindoro. He. is so- 1'.
mission»:* of motor vehicles. to en-
form: the light law relating to bicycles ‘
as wel. as the law regulating lights on:
murder vehicles and horse-drawn ve—
hicles. Chief “'illium R. l’ennlng‘lon:
been received of bicycles notycamu"
inf: lights and that steps to enforce:
the law relating to this class of vehi-
clcs' would be enforced as wellns for
other \cllirles. .
on the top round of. ligahundygd foot
ladderydu’d feel a bit uncomtortable;
maybe you’d fall. If you were'depos—
ited suddenly on the ‘top round of the
ladder ofrsuccess you might get dizzy
friends in Norwalk. _
at the Pine Manor, New Canaan._
Arrangements must be made “‘cd-
nesday. Tel. 561. jl‘l‘u-n dollar deposited with The South Hall 11‘? iv”, 54 3.,“ from the
a: _ ' Knr‘walk Trust Company is an upward _ for doing: gomk contracting work.’
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*‘T‘ p- :whiz’ll m ln‘ll'nr‘rlilllvlf’ pinned in
mute Pine and Tar i
For Coughs, Colds, Sore-
Throat, Bronchitis etc.
Stillson-Powell Corp.
82 Washington St, So. Norwalk
,4 .5“- We:
ging every day. working higher
-Have your Thanksgiving dinner higher. and you'll feel secure at the
“'ake’s experience
and send your?
friends magazine subscriptions- this:
year. Magazines for everybody. from .
Baby right Lmjto Granddad. Hamill-
ton Shop. 49 ”(Nail street. '
Than ksgi vi ng Eve.
are'the loviliest things for Chrislmzls
gifts.
year‘s snbecription lo the
tan lust
anythiné so much
were :le the laws! stories by For wl-il
known authors. 7
__, prulres in fact. everything thatcoulll
. ,be of interest. L
he thinks I had better have the sub-
scripiion renewed'at once. because he
wnum be lost without. his little old?
and fall; many'do. So practice climb- h
and;
top; the, View will be grand. Don't-
wirdl yourself at the top: climb them u
—-Buy your Victrola at VDonnelly's'
on easy weekly payments. Store
open evenings until 9 P. M-
H.
Mrs: \Yirie-a—‘Naki- snipe: “'l'r'e,
realiy. I think magazim- sunspriplirms
it}
(“mo of my friends mu
m» :l
. fioprlli-
never 'enjoyrwl
in my life. There
year. and 1
current (i ism usions.
Am} my husband says
‘Cosmof’ Be guided lag; Mrs. “ideas”,
éifilitary Brill Slate Armory Wed.
MM mmw~m
WHY TAKE THE
CHANCE
safe deposit hoses may ,
he rented for $4 a year '
and Mega» storage vanits .
available in which ; '
2-” 33221: trunks. chests. of
other bulk}:
. CITY * NILTICNAII
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THANKSGIVING.
. DAY '
As Thanksgiving Day
10113350qu there is one
thing“ at least that every
prudent and intelligent
person has to be thank-
ful for, and that is that
Ville has laid up a little
money; 7 ' ' ’ 7
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3’3;
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filmy-13.x of
;$me v. l‘lr‘il
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and
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E Flew.
7 , favorable
accept "in The People’s
. Tm 06mm.
lloist in the Fifth Avenue llrick I'm-w
l_\’l"l‘l.’l'l church. Newl’ork City.
—Buy yollr'coal at Harris. and Guns.
said today that many complaints hilvei Nlcw EVIDENCE 0N $4.000 BET.
BRII’)GEPOI{T" Nov. 23.~—~N(-w
idencl- uncovered yesterday promises
another interesting session before Ref—
_cree in _l.iankruptcy John J. Keogh- -
. ‘this afternoon at, two o’clock.
If you should suddenly find yam-selfithe case of Edward Hall, a Bridgeport
contractor.
Joseph Shapiro, who is conducting the.
investigation ‘lni'ancffol'l. to find
mOne)’ for unpaid Creditors of Hall,
said yesterday that some
is continued. 7
new 1‘
ad been uncovered. llul rl-i‘usell
give out-what tilt-y me.
The first hearing was lil'ld Monday:
afternoon, and, at [lull time. several.
promimwl llridul‘morh rs
) the stand.
PM [‘1’ l".
the
(llil‘KPd in'
latter was hold
was the? r-ridI-llcc
who had not let
ratified.
noaae GETS FOUR MONTHVs‘m '
JAIL
YORK. Nov.
Eden I la
Ill: aleo was fined $4.090.
WHEN . 7
PRICES BECOME
LOWER—
Every dollar saved to-
day will buy more when
-. prices become lower. 7
_ Put away your shurnken
, doliérs end before long;
they will grow larger.
Besides growing 13 rg e r.
they will earn new dollars
while they are in this
bank. 7 ‘
It is .an, old. law of
nature and mnomics that
for every action-in one
direction there is meta
be game reaction in the
opposite. With the. huge
increase in prices in the
‘- PM fairyears, theregis
sure to some a fall and
when prices are lower the
:3 dollars you now save mfl'
be worth moreihm when
you set themaside.
Sever was the time so
for s a Y? i n g.
Never were collars as an
inrestment so attractive
' as they are new. Start to-
day by openmg a'savings
when
Attorney
were called .
It was; brought out that
Callahan to ( )ver 5
that
final.» «.tlmv $4.0m» ill-lunged a... "J. J.
fl'almwr," been _=
7 23.—~l“rank ll. .
Nubile, an official of the Tile. ’Graie
Manufacturers and Deal
ers' 'Associallon. who pleaded guilty
last week. in Tillllfljfifi of the Sherman .
anti-Trust law, loday was séntenced IO!
serva- four. months, in this Essex Conn.
5' H. by Federal Judge 'Vafl
ovi—
l h ('7 ;
arts?“
to j
city .
the '
ing.
if.
.”
'ing, that itrbeg'ins promptly at eight o’clock; and that all
rifle, in order to avoid confusion.
‘ f % Going
c of Norwalk!
, Pub *
on Friday evening,
ancegwill be given, at
ment‘ confidently. believe will be one of the
precisely at eight o‘clock, a. perform»
the Regent Theatre, which the manage—
most unique anti
of the Theatrical and Motion Pie-
It is not too much to say that the manage-
will make Theatrical history in our City of Nor-
notahle in the "entire history
'ture profession-
walk.
. The arrangements under which the peri‘fom‘nance is to be
given are personal and friendly. rather than buSine‘ss,’ existing
between _the. management and the producer; and, for reasons
which W111 be disclosed after the performance, we have given
our word of honor not to divulge the title; character, or pro-
ducer’s name of the attraction. But we believe it is to become
world-famous, just as other efforts of this great producer have;
and we feel it is no small honor to be able to afford the pa-
trons of this Theatre the opportunity of being: the first in the
world to see it. _ ' L
gSome very_;famous _ persons in. the profession will be present
personally; ancl you Will. have the opportunity. of seeillg~~ and
probably listening tom—persons of whom you have heard a great
'
This is not a money-making schememas stated above, the
performance is to be given for personal and friendly reasons.
The nominal price, therefore, of fifty cents, has been, placed
uplon seats, call of which have been reserved, and are now on
sa 6. '
We ask; you to accept our personal guarantee that this
statement is entirely Sincere, and made in good faith. and that
we fully believe you will not only be satisfiedwbut delighted,
With what you will see and hear. ’
Remember, there will be but one performance li‘riday even—
seats
are reserved.
_ May we count upon you, the 'l’lleatre—Tgoing' public of NOE--
walk, to help us to make Friday evening a greatsuceess; and
may we suggest that you secure your scale as early as possifi
he Regent Theatre,
SAMUEL J. 'KANTOR, Prop.
“15mm? murmur: I‘oswposmi.
lzwzsnux: of'llw Thanksgiving holl—
. 7 . wI-c-klylbctuw under the mm-
“HI-”5‘ (.i’ the Norwnlk League of Wo-
.w;;; be given as man. .
leil £66111": will be the last of a.
5...... or six and it is; to be booed fill
it"? will attended. Mrs, Kitchen. who
”mu- Nu: first lecture of the com-sue.
will are-3k on “National Government
Heremfore- the ,lectums have been
given a: Citv Hall. but now thet‘the
.lJfafifné has 325 own Community Home
the. meeting will be held there; ., The
new home of the Immxo‘s at 68 “fall
greet. next 6001' to the Royal James.
_to go through the house. . ..
PAD'I'IKG 017 33033“ TAIAIW
A * painting of Normal Tamale,
note-6 movie picture 1. recs; on {8th
' biticn in the lobby of i: ; Regent The?
ratre, is summing much favorable
(comment. The painting is the work
or 'Harry Stacey Benton, mm whoa
more: purposes. to Mamager Samuel
Kantor. ' , ‘ .
> The .jsainting is exhibited in con—
nection will: the latest Norma. Talc
sledge More. “A, WoMerfnl Thing.”
-~ Core rs. will be postponed till the
g; 'l‘hurydagr. Dec. 1. ’l‘wo low.
‘1”)‘3-{4 I at 3.45 and one at, 8 o’clock
All those attending will he more than
tographer.- .who loaned it; {or exit.»- '
dirt, in Now York City. while the 1710?.
ing picture was: lit-log photographed.
He hath; fine Opportunity in observing
Mien ’Falmatlgs-' in the role 31% hall. in
the plrfinre.
,, '4.
“SELLERS”
KITCHEN
which is Whig at the theatre. Mr;
Benton painted the More a; his ato-
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