. semi-moot meetingi‘of Courl
Laurel. Catholic Daughter's ofrlurneri‘ ‘
ca. was held last night. Regular busifi .
' ness was transacted.
OUTING FLANNEL
’ GARMENTS'
(For In... Women and Children
7 Bath Robes and Blankets 7
In all wool and. cotton, 3 complete
' aSsortment.
E. KBANKS
Under Maha'ckemo Hotel
SOUTH NORWALK
' -James Ghiotto will be at Wash.
mgton St. Duo 8. Friday, as. unto o1 ~
9. 111-. with al kinds of fresh fish...
:venmgs until 9 P. M; - ‘ ,
p .
, J SEPH DAViS
455 WASHINGTON. STREET
SO. NOSVALK.
Srores of kiddies, today are can—
vassing Norwalk asking for contribu-
tions for the Junior Red Cross. Th:-
money corllectedris to be used for, the
purchase of apparatus for the public
playground which is to ‘39 established.
in the city. The collar. On of money
is the “stunt" .deviéed for. the Junior
lied Cross so that members may-meet.
the obligations of the organizations
uhich says that each member must
do something for it.
SOCIAL NOTES ,
\Vord has been received by rs‘la4
tives. in Norwalk of the serious illness
of Frederick Von Kentzel. who is’at
St. Luke’s hospital, New York City.
Mr; Von Kentzel married. Miss Mary_
Bradley, daughter of LII“. and. Mrs.
Charles Bradley of Chestnut street;
ILTST ABRIV'ED 3
pi shipment cf
ZDOBBS
CAPS
in exclusive attems.
inotseen; sew/m:
Banks and schools in Norwalk are
closed today because it is a legal holi:
‘= lday.
HaveYou Secured Your Tickets for
the Friday Night Show at the
* Regent Theatre? *
' VWe can only repeat whatwe said. in our advertisement of yes~
terday, that we personally guarantee the entertainment will be en-
tirely worth while and that we fully believe you will be satisfied.
Refreshments were served following
‘ .tho meeting of W’elcome Stranger
Thomas Balcon1 has resigned us a
member of the entextainment commit-
'tee of the Norwalk Club.
A special conclave of Clinton Com-
.mandry, No 3, Knights Templar will
be held tomorrow, Friday evening.
at 7:30 o‘clo‘ck. The Valiant and
'Mag'nanimous Order of the Temple
will be conferred.
_A family re-union is being held to-
day at the home of.S. .W. Semple.
Flax Hill road. there being about 14
guests present in all. including Mr.
and Mrs. S. Sample and family of -
Glenbrook,.and Mr. and Mrs. J. Meets
zler and family of this city.
F—Coal at lox'vest prices. Harris and
Guns. '
r ranks and all oifices of the City
I 7 Noggination of oflicers was made at
x >119 closed today because of the
the meeting of Ponassus Council. No.
1268. Royal Arcanum at the meeting
held on Tuesday evening and at the
same time the annual roll call was
held. A social hour was enjoyed. and
We regret that we are unable to give more specific details. but.
as explained, We have given our word of honor not to do so in ”ad
, Vance." It is sufficient to say that there will be present. persons fa—
mous in the profession, and that you will have the opportunity of
Announcements have been received
by friends here of the engagement at
——Buy your coal at Harris and Gaus-
Charles Tarlov. son“ of Mrs. Rose Tar—
Charles Stowe is having .3 gliu‘age ‘3, buffet lunch/was served. lov. of this city to Miss Mae Shelinsky.
re-L‘ivfi at the rear of his 031% -_ 7 - . of Bridgeport. No date has been so: . - , ,
3.3mm... Hm A group of Hungarian players for the wedding as yet. -, seeing persons of Whom you have heaid a g1 eat deal.
‘ ifrom»Bridgeport presented a. comedy . I - . ‘
——-Rau‘l3t0r and H°°d covers. in the Hungarian language before 3 Lieutenant Arthur'Hoyt son of Mr.
Aaron Kohn.
Remember. that there will» be but one performance Friday even—
ing; that it willbegin promptly at eight o’clock; and that all seats
large audience at the newly opened_and Mrs. William F. Hoyt returned
3Steve Kiss hall 7 Lexington avenue last evening after an extended stay in
”Pr 511093 stayed open un— Ilast evening. Following the presentu- fitonsiantinople, fwd was extremely
.i if“ oi 3 last light. be ause of the’ . . v n .n W a"- ‘ (é . i e, m. 7 , . 1 , , , , , ,
3.3mm- . 1‘ ‘ C 3233;" 3.52% ‘ZZHy i125; Swim..- iiifnkééivifg 33.32.13? mil—.313“: are reserved. , There are still some seats to be had, but ii: is adv13a~
. Hm ~~m~ Hmm. 3.2mm... sing mg. ' M. and M... Gm... F. wmmm. ble to order asrqmckly as passable to avmd disappomtment. The
and play at Elks” Auditorium, Stam-
A considerable amount of equip.vand Mrs. Sarah E. \Vinte'rs and
ford. Friday, Nov. 25- -
ment has been, received By Battery daughter Bessie of Newark. N. J.. are
- . . {C Captain Anson Keeler announced the guhsts of Judge 311d Mrs. George
Aamr.‘ kohn is .ha‘fmgfaniewofc‘g’i‘s’last night. included in the equipmmrll. Voshurgh on Putnam avmnw.
Cfele sidsviolk lag: IlliilrxoZd avenue- ;a.re two. five ton motor trucks. auto—i ‘ *——-
p.369 0: usiness matic rifles With shells; and several 3'13 and “"54 b
. smaller ‘guns. The equipment will don street. will tomorrow 0 servo
d Elms 3: t; Elm?— ifh;:?;nit; Eg‘probably be placed on exhibition their first Wedding anniversary. Mrs.
u 195 a e 0c 1.
K‘out‘iern Yew England Telephone! Hm week. §3ik(»n was formerly Miss Lillian hon-I
" 5 - A I ' . on.
company. '- The Salvation Army this morning ' , -__ . i
- .< . ficdav attend-A18 to distribute about fifty baskets to; Mrs. Annie. C. l‘lavuand and dough—l
. Dr’ hail“ bloman ,, b 1'. t]: ‘Wor‘thy poor families of the city, each ters Grace and l-lorom'o of Fairleg
133' the ioorbgll “iii-2:1mf :éifnLowf'baSket t0 contain. a Thanksgiving" “venue“. haw returned urtrr an auto-
:lfl::r:::ilr:ielp:?a. - Dr. éloman is aidinner. Yesterday morning "“‘d all 'mobile trip to ”0310'”
graduate of the U. of P. temmn a Tag Day was held _by thul
Army to receive iumls for tins pur-l
pone. The responsv was gonormis inZStr‘fct.
price of seats is _’Fifty Cents, including tax. ,
f ] The Regent Theatre,
SAMUEL J. KANTOR, Prop.
John Aiken. of Low
\
,‘
i
o
Mrs. Charles l’ihorwood of Lawn:
will spend the week-em] withl
Rev. John
Congregational church. Lowe street, are visiting their daugh-
1 .9 laptist. Congregational andr . . . .
‘ ’ ’ ' . J ‘.' . ' . _.v ‘ " A [1 - , _
“VIEIhOde: Churches 0f the Second mOSt 9H3“) lnSthCe- \“ iioll'dalwd “'8' v‘y H ( n go”? 0f 5 tm ’ *— J 7 W
District will unite in a union service ‘ ' ' . “W" a” : . . , L ‘ ”H MWWLWW “ “WV h; N
at 10 9.0309,; this morning at me —C°a‘ at Harm? and Gans- ‘ , ""“ 7 ‘ Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Comings. of IS , . _ , , , , . ‘ ““‘l-‘i a V‘W'l’lml m‘e‘animlien. was
Luriton Shonrwood. a, Junior nl , . i7 7 » : : i found guili‘y mam. M‘ n. fpgjém! oourt'
. Angautomobile truck operated bv Stevens College. Hobokr-n. is 3mm}: . , ., , i . . p . . , ’
. S . ‘ ' ‘ nu . . _ , ' . , , 11-!" ill Dmbm). today. . mm of ”Mating iho Mann Art. Th3
3 true” mil preaeh the se on Dmght Beebe. 01 New Haven. side— mg a week at his homr, on lrlaxlhn- ‘ _ .-.,- .t i jury a..u.hH,-;.g...y 5m hm". hem”;
Th. .9 condition of Richard Carroll, of :Zfdpaankz‘fngI-me :estfcrtdhay grief- Road. Mt and Mrs. firmed (failings. of, ' EM g j 3 YES’I'IAKE Burr , , S r, whim: ”R \‘Htlir‘l.
.. . _ 0 r e m ran 0 e .ag.e '— ' u .- .r . . ' . . , ~ . . _ . .
e S r . z m ‘ ' ' - . . . i L (A. 1 e 8.10 s lemlln l . ,_ . . ,
“3 p m” strep.” who “.15 run 0‘ er by lunchroom in “full stroot and own- MFS- If-Hzabl‘th "WWII“. 0‘ Mum 1 unit . 1.”) l , l g the t as ' ’ ' - ' ‘ ‘ ‘ '
an amomobile. on Spring street. by . ‘ . , . 7 m ljunhuly. _ a v
Lou‘s Giluzx' of 161 south Rain 9" by Joseph Per-(war. of 3 'I‘ulmadge Sm“. first “181mm ““5” “0”" ’0 , ' ' ’Hr—xmwr can“: ‘
“' ‘ ‘ " “ ‘ .. ~ \‘ ' . »' v . on ' ' m“ . ; .u / 't ..r ,
place_ The latter car was consider. In ooklyn th.) 9 Rite \\ lll .sptnd ill .3 371'. and Ali‘sw Alf-NWT} Murphy, of}. KANSAS CITY. 23.—---~Cudah_v '.
street. last Sunday night, is decidedly
i-etter. it was stated at the Norwalk
Hospital, this noon. Carroll. it was
feared. would not recover from inter-
nal injuries sustained when the wheels
of the automobile passed over his ab-
domen and. legs.
—-Bu_v your Vlctrola at Donnelly‘s
on easy weekly payments. Store
open evenings until 9 P. M-
White Pine and Tar
For Coughs, Colds, Sore
ably (imaged. The drivers of the
machine agreed to settle the: damage
between themselves.
The following. officers were elected
at, a. meeting of the Boy's Club of the
:East avenue M. E. church. held at the
church on Tuesday evening: Presid-
f-nt. Kenneth Thompson; vice-prosid— sir-wt. mn New York City hula; :.t~~9
Ont. Donald Ruddiman; Secretary. \V.
flValsh and treasurer, LeGrand Cur—
;penter. The next moi-ting will be
.held next Tuesday PVT-fling.
i
3 Mrs. Meta \Villing Sturges of “In.
5ton. has brought divorce proceedings
next two weeks}
Arthur P. Huntington. ol‘ Now York
city. is spending Thanksgiving [my
with his pnrr-nts. Dr. and Mrs. Atlhnr
l~‘. Huntington.
)HR‘S 31:10 \Vll“é‘l"l‘, n! \Vflj-llll'llti'pl
» tul‘uling'il’er pvrl‘nrnmnr't of "'l‘lu- First
iYear." '
i Mr. antllqu. Htr-phvn (‘arlin wan
ism-ml Thanksgiving: with Mr and
ers. (mel Kin-Jilii-n of Bridgeport.
.
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9
I‘c-ntor
'zln)’.
Mum—“Ml °
‘ , momma
avenue. are in Stamford, t0«
‘ The Royal “Walsh Concert Company
entertained 1m nudism-o of 200 new
Ipls: at the Honth Nom‘zilk'fjnngrega~
Nov.
Packing Company employesgthrnugh
their plant conference board. today
voted to accept a. wage out effective
November 28. '
A reduction of live cents an hour in
the wages of workers revolving: ha-
tween 4?» and :10 omits an hour and :-
thret) «rent. reduction for thosv now rm
STATE roman RAID
NORWALK—ON EVE
or THANKSGIVING
(wiring fifty C(‘Ilfs or morn is provitiml.
Norwalk‘s haskét, ball soason nifi3 STOPS (‘ATARBH
cially opens tonight at, the Norwalk‘
Armory when the. Norwalk team will;
cla'sh with The Deaf Mufe five at New;
Rot:he.lle..N. Y. The game will bof . “m
staged under the auspiros: m‘ Baum-y (I. If “”5““? a"? ”"figéd an?!
Lieut. Philip Sherwood i:~' managing your hood stuffed bvr‘ause of oatarrh’
1]]: local iiam} ’ l } .Efir n cold. get Tilly's Cream Balm at;
mung e- 003} payers Wil m?‘ . 5 .. . _ ’_
Big George Smith of Stamford, Ted , 'igiodrug Sinzhhfx only a‘ “it“: Of “"9
Brotherton, Tom llornoy, Wear”, Jug" . ‘ .m m 9 "‘ germ 6‘33""?!55.
Loot-halt and Carlson. ”roam mio ym‘” nostrils and is: it
iponmtrntr- through every air We
' 3 ' F' r ‘ .2 .
HELD run THlil-‘TH mun 2:81;";gie’ia'3 4”" mérnbmw In-
(n‘RAGFZ. l How good it fr'nls. Your head is
flagged Air Passages Open at Once
--Nw=frils (10ml
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Er'iezir. 1'01.
Your nostrils are open.
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breathe freely.
' f “against J. Robert Sturges. thrmmh Miss Aft-(“glr'lixi Mus: m director 0.17.1in Chum“ 183‘- f’w‘fimfi- T1?“ ‘3“ _
Throat, BronChltlS etc. iJudge George H. Yoshurgh or ”minn- srhnols. is sin-mum: ’l‘hunksgim lists “‘"rt: 5398—le Phloypd. Ben. llavlrs Frank l‘lrrlran. of (Winn! SII‘I'M. nnwl.‘ N” ""3"“ hawking "3'
Robert Kilduft‘. hartonde-r
icity, desertion heing charged. ’l‘lm ing at lit‘r' home in Nashmz, .‘I‘. ll. ilht’ f‘""3“lf.“°rw“ tégnr-‘ favored With SO”. Piltfihi‘. Caffflll. iorgns‘ Kelley. giwoniyyf‘nrs. was Dim-(«l :mripr «Hrs-s9. Sffl’mi”? HM”? “OMS _ and natal-r}!
Stillson-Pow’en Cor gem is rf‘turnable to the lit-N-rnlw-r‘ , ”‘7‘“ g”... mllowmt. num «rs. .lnck Marsh‘und l‘omam-o. rant} is hung by“; {07" {urilnnr ;;1\ as“. Hrm like magma; “of” t stair stufigd
' D‘ ,were Served on the defendant bf." 11:13:11) Mrs. (zr‘CJrci'fi‘hlzltf‘of Fair—é",\n l'Zn‘l‘nlé‘m" ........ 'I'hornpgrm , H‘t'fifld [fistflt'h éEthifin, following a {'(pn‘lpiflllii ~z:.-,, up. 0}”)de HP and Innovating “stifle!
82 Washington St, So. Norwalkiterm Of the Superior court. l'upwrx lit-lei arw \isiting wlzh relatives in this “ insv rjery Ill-:trl" .......... l.ohr .‘ilké‘ Sprint) was arrested at his hnr- lgmnh‘g gang“ m; H... Tmmpm.‘ ,;- . 1:: sm-v. Adv,
' iCOnstable Edward J. Flz‘x‘ncriy in City today t"Surw~y of in» tings" ....... 5-1::le lN-r shop for l'H‘LVng a gambling marlisomo the-{ts from Hm! 115:1!1' l‘Zr‘rirae‘ N ,
— : _ . E: k sSpringfield. 113,35” on Tuesdav. Ullzlf-r . - l"(3()(rtl-Ii.\'l‘n> ............. I ~ - . TOSU r'l’nnr» in his DOSSPSSiOfl- at (V‘dflr iii-"Wt iis Said to ”muro formrxly lu l» a: ,... {.m k" H” m““~“""7¢‘_"
a special order of 1,5,. court. " Chm-1m 7'). Taylor of Franklin Miss 119th 'l‘rrvor. violinist. 'wn‘s H" later was lmldon $7130 bond. ployoe thaw Tim pum-r- rvrfuswi tog '
TYPEWRITERS
p lstrr-et. lms purr-hnsml an Overland. j‘hom‘d in tlw HI’lF-utlrm-‘i: , N‘ . ., for i say any? iii-'12“ nhmfi Um mm? v” Hull i
~A *Radiator and Hood covers, Sv-rlnn c-rxx: E'V'nnw-rm'll Minor"... . . . limixstk) :tqu‘hignlr‘mgik;vw‘-’oswalrrf‘sl€d 11:3; 2'70 1 he was. being hold for ln\'l*sfi;:.m(m. . l Remington. Underwood. L C. Smith,
3. Aaron Kohn. {"31”}ul-t" ............... .I'P 0\"'n “‘ ’ - - ’ or - ' Ina "Z“OT— “ {i 370 i m—‘mmmmmmm _ m. m-.. , R0 3'. Oliver. A" makes SDid
: ‘ T ,r : . , ‘ y ,« no , - . (' “fleas" . . . _‘ quislr-r V4713 hf“! Oil 5750 bonds. . i . ‘ ' r w 7 ' ‘ ’« - . . . . <i y '
1' i Miss me _ Luring: of l roudencn. l Pamimnnm ,h ‘ . N, l‘ - k H t f D ’ t‘ girl [137‘ O} ‘ I01..\lli\1. MAN“ .\("I & rented, repaired, maelstrom.
= ‘ana 0r Kennel: “ , ' . R. I.. is visnin' with friends in town l“\\;p Marin" . SPMJI’WT‘ W' 71‘4")? ‘mn " a. n ”y . same- ' was; —- O A n
'L=v i M g t Fitch. 0", the 2’ ' I Seirlman. pianist, was placed undor arrest, a. mnklp slot ma» (7 jgxrilAXAf'mtlsz, Jul. ,‘x’m: S’R‘ f "I. no t i. In TGWn Every my.
‘ - Miss .immv
like efficient m-combzmist. and, during
H‘ne nvrnnimrmgnv‘: the following:
today.
%
lYoung Men's Community Club bas-
éketball teém has not as yet made a.
selection from the candidates for the
'John \V Tatiana of South Timid. lint.
Supreme President of the Order of
x-himy formed :1. gambling rlr-vive. im-
ing found at, his’plare of business. He-
? Plumma- Typewriter Exchange
156 Fair-field Ave“ Bridgeport, Conn.
inseam
,. , ... .. ___________ Chopin is also held untim- heavy bonds for an
team. but has announced - Ballade A h - . , ‘ ' '
.. ling list of oandidate‘sfhe 5:23;... ,-“\ant2 6 minor“ .......... (‘homn ,lppe-aranri‘pli Saturday morning.
3- iW’icke Lee O’Brien Janie-s ard (‘edfl “IHEN ' "anolutionmi’ Etude" . , _, Chopin ii In (go 1'11“}an part. ythemswere em m
.. . .’ . '3 . x - -" >_ _ . in IIIIII .. -. 1' mate to be about fifteen into 0—
liriz: Root. henneth Fitch. Fred and Al Lhapsod} N”- 3 7' ' ’ LN” Hrs-men. p
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PRICES BECOME
LOWER
Every dollar saved to-
day will buy more when
prices become lower.
Put. away your shurnken
dollars and before long
they will grow larger;
Besides growing I a 1' get,
they will earn new dollars
while they 'are in this ‘
bank. - g
It is an old law of
nature and ecOnomics that. .
for every action. in one ‘
direction there is sure to
Canevari. “Kilian: Milliken. Merlin
McGlone and Al Raymond. The
tam will he chosen at a meeting to
' be held on Friday night. '
Fred Fennel! has returned aftér' a.
, few days business trip to Springfield.
CUBAN TO wan m AuEmCA, ‘
. “SEILERS”
KITCHEN
* > CA
W'HY TAKE THE
CHANCE
THANKSGIVING
DAY
2": bang robbed when
l
val-um
Ahdlm‘
7 As Thanksgiving Day
rolls‘ around there is one
thing at least that every
.
11“
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C
deposit. boxes may
A
...‘.m.mmuwmmummmum .._ . . . ..
3
z
:5 rented for $4 a year
”my . Mum»...q...w .s “ W“
and large storage ranks l - - be some reaction in the I
231": available in. which , Pm t and Intelhgent opposite. . With the huge ,
£7 _ - person has to be thank- increase in» priees in the _
9:? t gm: trunks. chests GI ful f and‘that is that past few years, there is ‘ g
‘33 ~£irer aind other bulk? or. 7 sure to .come 3 f3”: and ' _ . 7' I i 9
:3- ‘ ' - l he has laid Up a little When Prices are lower the, , . ' , i '
5; articles. while you are ‘ (1011333 you now saverwfl}; g g ' M M ' , ’ 3
:3 money. be worth more than when _ , ' , ' _ ~ , i .:
,2; 3’33.“ you set them aside. , 7 ANGEVINE L’ 3 i
-_’_ , Never was tfié’iiine: so , ._ * _ ' , ' e
__'_' é -— ~ favorable for saving, , FURMWRE CG. 7 'g
Neverwere dollars as: an * ~ , ‘
investment so attractive
as they are now. Start to.
day by opening a savings
account. in: The People’s
Trust (30:21pm. , ' '
THE PEfiPflE’S
“REES? CO. .
3...... new ,GM'
fi..
aw “Wm—«p. W... . w... . ..
South Norwalk
Savings Bank "
"Open My fight”
Norwalk Chronicler