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team and
Rebekah Lodge. No.
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A dance was hold at the new Kiss
ball, on Lexington avenue. last night,‘
by the Hungarian Catholic society.
-Coal at. 1m prices. Harris and
Gen
Miss Aim Kilboi'. of 44 Plymouth
avenue. is having an International
timepipe Heater installed. H. A.
liege-lea: has fine contract.
—Hatn renovated at O'Brien”;
Judge Henry W. Gregory of the
Probate court yesterday appointed At-
eaate is quite large and it is est-
mated at about 325.000.
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SO. NORWALK. ‘ ISSOflJnEIm.
ertyo
_ ‘ there who have. put up w
; once as long
torney Leo Davis administrator of the;
estate of the late Luigi Apicella. The
OUTING HANNEL
GARMENTS *
. For Men, Women and Children
E. K. BANKS
Under W Hotel
SOUTH NORWALK
Mr. und Mrs. Joseph Lambert of 10
Marshall sue-er. have returned from a
visit with their daughter in Water—
bury. ' V
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ootball playing in the Asch prop-
F 1; Monroe street has been-door;-
plam‘ ed of repeatedly or res: on
an the unis.
as they can.
At a meeting of Norwalk .Aerie, No.
588. Fraternal Order of Eagles. held:
Our Sole of ,
Suits and Ova-Coats
' sun run of Bigvaim at.
T $29.50 ,
Grey Suede Gloves
Special at $1.39 ’
Extra V alue in Our
Springtex Union Suits
$1.85
Rogers £9" Stevens
Norwalk So. 110ml]:
last night. it was voted to attend the
impressive ceremonies to be held in
Stamford tonight by the Stamztord
Aerie.
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——Bny your V’ictrola for Christmas
on easy weekly payments at. Donnel-
ly's, 18 So. Main St.
The body of Frederick R. McKinley
was shipped to Toronto. Canada. this
morning. by Funeral Directors, Le-
Gxaud Raymond 8: Sons for burial.
Arrangements weer made by the Nor-
mlk Masonic order. of which the de-
ceased was a ,member.
end Hood
—-Radiator. covers.
Aaron Kohn.
' ht: n1 uch better soon.
Fred Smith. of 185 Main street. is
confined to his home with severaL
broken ribs. caused through slipping’
on the ice. and falling down the back ‘
stairs. Hi8 greedy recovery is hopeu}
for. Dr. ll. :21. \Volie is attending the
injured man. g
The O. R. C. met at the home of
Mrs. L. Beach on Wednesday evening
were. elected for the ensuing term. af"
ter which supper was served. During:
:the course of the dinner which was ex-
ceptionally tasty Kenneth Bennett
for the usual social gathering. Officers
Plans were discussed, {it a meeting
at the committee in charge. held last
evening. for the présentation of the
play to be given under the auspices
at South Not—walk Council, No. 1253,
Knights of Columbus, by the Celtic
Players. .
~Radiator and Hood covers.
Aaron Kohn.
Stockholders of the Danbury Agri—
cultural society have received notifi-
ation of the date of the annual
- ":13. which will be held in Woos-
Hall. Danbury. at 2:00 p. m. Jan-
' 1i and of the declaration by the
ore of a dividend of fifteen per
A. Josephson. of
purchased the delicatessen {business
conducted for the past two years by
Richard Daring at 25 North Main
‘ sheet and has taken possession-ac-
,cu-ding to an advertigment appear-
ing elsewhere in today's issue. Mr-
Boring has not decided what he will
business.
—Hats renovated at O’Brien's.
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White Pine and Tar
For Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throat, Bmdlitisretc.
Stillson-Powell Corp.
a: Washington 3:. So. Norma:
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Stamford. has.
do. but will probably go into the fish‘
. aery. lg; T. Gall. (lb: '1‘. Yoczik, .c;'B.
V through this paper.
amused with remarks. The absence of
Mrs, L. Jennings was felt. The club
will meet on Friday. December 2d,.
with Mrs. C. Miller. :
—Coal at Harris and Guns.
The rear axle on 'a Ford coupe,
registration numb: rs 61-554 Connec-
ticut. snapped as the driver attempt,
ied to pull out from the curb into the:
line of traflic on \Vashington street in-
front of Elwood's shoe store shortly
before noon today. The car collapsed
and tied up traffic for some ten min—
utes until it could be pushed back to
the curb again.
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Because Patrolman Wall'acé? Smith‘
failed to appear and talk on "Vice
Conditions." there was' no regular;
speaker at the meeting of theMen's
Club. of the Norwalk M. E. church.
held last night. Impromptu talks
were given by several members The
membership drii'e was also discussed.
Following the emeting a “hot dog’fi
luncheon was served.
-—‘Buy your coal at Harris and Gang)
3 Fred Klein reported to the police
this morning a slight accident at the
.,comer of Keyser street and Gregory
lBoulevax-d. Hersaid that he was drivv
:ing his Ford car along and turned 10‘
ione side to avoid striking a small boy,
land that the fender of his car brushed
{against Mrs. Brown of 54 Van Zandt
istreet, who was on a‘bank at the side
of the road, throwing her to the.
ggrotmd. She was taken to her home:
:,hy Klein. who said that it was found‘
that she was uninjured. - -
WAN JUNIORS .DEFEAT THE
HIGHLAND mam TEML
The Mohegan Juniors gave the big
Highland football team a. beautiful
beatingi this week. winning by the
score of 24 to (l. The lineup was as
follows: J. Bodie. le; J. Dagmar. rg;
E. liar-dos. 1t; J. Rappe, lhb: A. Des-
Boiag, m; J. Palumbo, ie; G. Tom.
thb; R Palumbo. rt. 7
Substitute, F. Boolie:
Loans; timekeeper. J. Foyto.
The Mohegans would like to play ,
referee.
5 any team between the ages of 11-13. .
Anybody wanting game. answer
up,
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XV. C. Jessup. of the E. H. Botch-
kiss Company and Hotchkiai Sales
Company of 6-12 Hoyt street. has just
returned from a. business trip covering
fourteen states in the west and middle
west. and findsthat conditions are
improving considerably; in fact. busi—,
ness is quite a. bit better than the
month previous. Everybody seems to
be encouraged and believe things will
Howard A. Newman is the guest of
Hyman D.‘Landy during the Thanks-
giving vacation. Mr. Newman was a.
tonner resident of the Second district
and his many friends are very gladto
have the opportunity to see him again.
Ralph M. Bray and E. M.‘ Iaock-
wood. Jr.. are in Springfield today at-
u-m‘ing the annual banquet of the
American Radial Relay League hold
at the l—lighland Hotel. '
Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Hickey of
Green street entertained Mrs Mickey's
parents from South Norwalk on
Thanksgiving Duy.—-Sprlngdale News
in the Stamford Advocate.
Mr. and Mrs. Nowell. of Lowe street.
were \isitor-s with relatives in Derby.
VRESOLUTlONS FOR MR. SCOFIELD‘
Nor-walk Board of Education Regrets
Death of VicePresidenti
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At a special meeting of the Board
of Education of the city of Norwalk.
held on the 25th day of November.
1921, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas. on the 21m instant, Harry
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Tuesday _
7 Wednesday
2 Shows Daily
. Mat. 2 o. m. 40c
Eve. 8 p. m. 50c
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Lithe party on the tour.
- kinds and nobility:
_rule of the King.
‘ powerful.
,Xcommittee of the Public Safety.
I ‘7 Danton,
NORWALK INVApEo
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or FILM STARS
(Continued from Page One)
occupied the upper left hand box.
During an intermiwon between the
two parts of the film. Mayor Calvin LA
Barton introduced Mr. Griffith to the
audience. The latter made a brief
addrem in which he asked the'publl:
for sympathy the. length of the pic-
ture which lasted over three'honrs.
He decliared that it was his attention
film. ,
The Misses Dorohy and Lillian Gish
, was then introduced by, Mr. Griffith.
Both the stars received a warm re—
ception. .7
Following the performance. a mld-
night. luncheon was served at. the
Royal James many local people be“
present in an informal reception given
lathe movie stars.
An automobile tour of“ the city was
made by the party during the after-
‘ noon and points of interest were point-
ed out. 'Mny'or Barton accompanied
The picture. itself. is a. wonderful
creation. The story is taken from the
play “The Two Orphans". Thorium
orphans of the story in a. way repre-
sent all humanity caught between the
' inlllstoneo of tyrant»? The first ty-
rant is that of the old fedual rights of
they used their
privileges to oppress the poor people.
The common people overthrow the
but ' Robesplerre
works upon the anarchy that. exists
after the downfall of royalty and with
the aid of a small but aggressive party
—in this case hoodlums or Vain!»
coulotte" of' Pan’s—becomes very
The new government. to
get things done quickly. appoints a
a
small group headed by Robesplerre.
another great. revolutionary
leader. establishes this commdttoe and
the guillotine for the guilty. but
'Robesplerre used it against all. who do
not think as he does. _
» In the coume of the play Henriette
meets Danton. saves his life. and
makes an enemv of Robespiem. The
last act of the play embraces the
spectacular scenes of the French Re-
volution and comes to a climax when
Henriette‘s lover. the Chevalier do
\‘audrey. isg‘caught. is caught. by {he
mob. 'Henrlette and her lover are
both taken before the terrible tribu-
nal. Robespierre‘ now therpowerful
tyrant. is a distinquished visitor. He
remembers her and has vengenace up-
on her.
and 1113 family, is the prodding judge;
so both lovers are placed in a terrible
position. . 7v
Danton. who remembers that New
rlette have saved his life in file poor
of cutting a “million" feet from he
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An old enemy otall rarlsto-r
crats. and particularly the Chevalier
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days comes upon the scene.
death of the guillotine and Danton‘s
desperate efforts to sown them result
in the climax at the end of the last
act.
Through the innings of Mr. Ix'zmlm‘.
for the performances this afternoon
ind evening and will appear at the
theatre. It is very likely that liwy will
remain over the entire week-end.
lows:
Henriette Glrard . . . Miss Lillian Gish
Louise .......... Elliss Dorothy Gish
The Chevalier do \‘audn‘y
. ......... Joseph Shildkmut
The Count do Linieres . . Frank Loses
The Countess de Llniereo '
; .......... Catherine Enlmett
i'l‘he Marquis de Presle
.. ........... Morgan \Valluou m
Mother chliard . . Lucille La Verne
Jacques Frochard . . . . Sheldon Lewis
Pierre Frocks“! . . . . . . Frank Puglia
' Pioard ...... . . . . . . Creighton Halo
Jacques-Forget-Not . . . . Leslie King
[‘anlou . ...... . . . . . . . . Monte Blue
Robesplerre . ..... . . Sidney Herbert
King Louis XVI . . . . . . . . Leo Holmor
The Doctor . . ...... Adolphe Lemma
The Mother Superior
look: on Recognition ,
m but an: la the world will not
work M Usually the but
was! In. a be m up!!!
(01h. Thu-0‘! somehow la hum
nature an we willing to fall III
the Domen- ot life much more unfit:
than I: ma on life'- responsibilities
Gill It that you wlll. The new. you
live ll m’t filer the hats. sense
only than no in to get under the lad
end out: it w success. You must not
get fired; but olherargrow weary and
(tilt. in tho lender Ind reformer you
must nudge on and by your dogged
zeal compel recogoltlon for yourself
sod whit, you stand fan—Grit.
Idvenm In the Sentinel
They l
oath have almad)‘ been sentenced 103
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the entire Griffith party will alay ox or; the aflunl service 0‘ lhe Halted sum.
The cast of the tea 1, "l. l- ‘ ,
L tun p“ “N {D f can “illzt‘lli and ihelr property, or it
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. . . . . . . - ”135 Rate. Bruce
Presidential Pew“
The presirlem of the “and 8%!“
ls By Article: ll, Sertlml ll of the Cub
sflllilion. commander-meme: of ti!
army and navy and of ihe fulfill: 4‘
the several slates when called into
5 Under his general tumor as mmmon- ,
clor-it:»vl1lof he can order tile army ta
_n:n‘y unynlwrv he will. when neocl-
nary. to pmtm-t the righu of mori-
‘ see mat the laws are execotoé filthy
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More Sail at Equator.
The {armor tho walmx ur the ocean;
get from the equator the less all M '
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Now is the. time for every
man to get shod for the winter. 1
. Your summer oxforos have
seen their day. Get a pdr of
the new square toe high shoes.
if you must wear Oxfords this _
winter-get a heal‘y pair built.
to withstand winter weather.
All the new styles in shoes
and oxfords are here. in the
most surprising range of .
novelty styles. And at the I
most surprising range of mod-
erate prices.
$5.00, $6.00, $7.00, $8.90 -
Keeler’s
SHOE STORE
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WALL STREET, 10:30 a. m. The
E. Scofield, a .member
president. of this board. was called
from his labors among us and by an
overruling Providence :0 whose de-
crees all men may only how with rev—
erent resignation. and
Whereas. in his untimely death this
board has sucered the loss of an able.
faithful and loyal member, whose
many personal visits to the sessions
cess of education in our city;
over patient and untirlng in his
labors. unflagging in his devotion‘to
duty, an
and vice-
shori interest)!!! the Stack Market was
again driven to cover at the opening
’ol‘ the week-end session. Buying of
grails and oils continued on an extens-
ive scale. Union Pacific. Great North—
ern. Reading, Norfolk & “foster-n. St.
Jacoby’s
SALE
Paul. Illinois Central and Texas and
Pacific were mat conspicuous among
the rails. Standard Oil. of New Jer—
sey, rose 2 3—4 points and further ac-
;of our schools did much for the sue-gcummafion 01' Mexican and Pan-
who was
American Potmleums_ Middle States
and Pierce Oil, pm. was noted. Among
specialties. American” Tobacco. Ameri-
d constant in his attendance can Telephone. Central Leather pfd..
to the end, despite pain and suffering Utah Copper and Dan-loan Chemical
and impending mortal illness, be it
registered irregular gains. Sumatra
Resolved. That this board do hereberObacco and Granby Consolidated
express and record its profound sense,
of loss in the death of Harry E. Sco-
field as a member as well as its to
character as a man. and be it
lotions be transmitted to Mrs. Scofiel<L
and to the press for publication. and
be it further ,
Resolved that this meeting do now
adjourn out of respect to the memory
of the departed member of the board.
“l. J. TRACEY,
President.
HENRY (‘. SHERER, Secretary.
hankismore trulyyoor
m m any other '
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 1 a r g e r,
they will earn new dollars
while they are in‘ this 7
bank. ..
It is an «old law of
nature and economies that
for every ' action in one
direction there is sure to
be some reaction in the
opposite. With the huge
- increase in.prioes, in the
past few years, there do
- sure to come arfailand
When prices ore lower the;
dollars ‘you no‘wmewm 7 .
be worth more elm who: 7
yourset themasifie... ‘ 7
, Newer awas the this so
favorable for 5.3 aiming.
Resolved that copies Of these reap-"3115’ day this W991i:-
1 very sociable characteristics
. attracted people to him.
run-e is greatly regretted by his legion
were the only prominent stocks
allow reactionary tendencles.
“’ALL STREET. Noon—The two-
to
spect. honor and esteem for his highjhour session on the Stock Exchange
today was relatively the most active of
Transactions were
on the basis of considerably more than
‘1.oon.utm shares for a. full session. The
market gathered most of its strength
from, the spirited demand for .rziils.
some of which rose to the year's high-
est levels. Equipments. oils and nu—
merous specialties, particularly tex-
tiles and tobaccos. joined the compre-
hensive movement. Realiving for pro-
fits caused only moderate reactions in
the final dealings. The list closing
was strong. Sales approximated 500.-
000 shares. Decided strength also
was shown by the bond list. in which
; a. majority of the Liberty series es-
, tablislied highest quotations of the
5 year. , .
’ FATHER BYRNE
GIVEN FAREWELL
. Continued from First‘Paxe
which
”His depar-
or friends. During the evening, Vocal
1,030; were render b32711“. Irving
‘Hgymea. Edward 8913:: and John W. '
'3‘ Wehle.
- the accompanist. . _
Miss Meg-saw t Brad
31 was
Unlucky «Day for Spam. _
4pm 5 lo the anniversary of th
maximise of Brain. in 1363, when
’ : 5:th nobles»: Holland presented a peti-
.1 {ion mind the Inquisition and the
, W_ “traces perpetuated In its
m The meal! of the Netherlands,
’ rv/,'gpo4mt*mmtantlsm, ruined span.
Philip's , determination to
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Never nose donors aim
investmm so .flmcfive
as thorax-e now. Start to.
day by opening shavings
account in The People’s.
Elli-mi Comm. .
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A similar dinner will be served every Sunday throughout
the winter. Following is" the Mvnu fur
Sunday. November 27.
Bluepoints or Little Necks
Potage a la Rhine
Roast Prime Ribs of Beef all his
Roast Vermont Turkey, Sauce
Baked Virginia Ham, Champagne Sauce
One-half Broiled Spring Chicken
‘ Creamed Cauliflower
Vanilla Ice Cream
Steamed Raisin Pudding
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Start the Christmas Shopping NOW!
We are mdy with a. moat attractive showing 01' GDD PIECES 01?
FURNITURE, that will make most satisfactory presents
a! A small cost.
Pumhases Stored Free for Future Delivery.
Raymund €60 Son
DIRECTOR: ,
KORWALK
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