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1
H. "H. Hefieran
crow in Stamford
Dr.
Hickey attended a
last night.
The usual’weekly meeting of Lin~
coln Council. No. 4. H. I'. A. 31.. is to
be. held this evening at the rooms on
\Vashing‘ton strevt.
——-The famous "Bill Ma Doll" walks
and talks. toy department on second
floor at Angefines. _
Members of Monker Grotto. No. 56.
M. (l. V. P. E. R.. are requested to at—
tend. a. special meeting of the Grotto
to be held this evening. ’
Clinton Commandcry No. 3. K. T..
is: to hold a. stated convocation at the
Asylum on Berkeley street this even-
ing: :1: 7:30 o'clock. when the Order of
the Trmrlc will be conferred.
—-—Coal at lowest prices Harris and
Gang.
The South Nom‘alk Musicians Futon
will hold :22: important meeting on
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. UffiJ
cem will be circled at this meeting.
The Entertainment committee will
also hold a meeting at 3 o‘clock on
Sunday afternoon.
—Bny your coal at Harris and Guns
The Tigr-r football tram held prom»
tice last. night in preparation for its
same is". .1 the All Stamford team on
Pandas: afternoon. There will
practice, this evening. WrathG‘l‘ permit—
tin: and also tomorrow" afternoon.
The gzune or. Sunday wi‘i! it played
on the Baxter grounds.
—XOTIC’E—
Banner Bakery. 5 Monroe
ready to supply you with the
bread. cakes. buns and
The
caret
is
=9 of
5:: - scum NORWALK
Men’s Blankets Robes 2:: . p _ ' . - _
W V m“: i h ="=
V- 3? SJ)???“ ‘0 latch at George Mamr, of 84 Harbor avenue.
V1.40 and better 53: has had an International Onepipe
.- :9 Heater installed in his home. H. A.
31811.3 House Coats”: Lg}; Hegelein had the contract.
~ ; l‘: L
36.50 and better ' Vii: ——Radiaxor and Hood, covers.
, l V .
Double Faced Cloth With :3; A8!” Mhn—
a law!
N133.“ DGUbie-FTOS"310<¥€I 2:: Nomination of officers willfpe held
3;; at, the meeting of Mulvoy-Tanlgv Post,
.. $33! No. 603. V'. F. \V. to be held on Mon-
SPECIAL :55: day evening. Election Will be ‘held on
':11 Monday evening. December 1931..
Box of Three 3‘5; .——————. ' ;
Nomination and ,electio‘n "of officers
and \‘Villiani '
b? .
bis-
Give us a. call. Tele‘phone 367.
GARMEN TS ‘
For Men, Women and children -
Bath RobesandW . ‘
In all wool and cotton, 8. comgletg
Au.» WV...“A$<# ~
. weds Tuck’s.
‘- j assortme‘fit-i- -
E: , K BANKS *
‘Ugidérmhackemo Hotel
will be held at the meeting 0'; Douglas
.Fowler \K‘. R. C.. No. 15,7 to be held
this evening. All members who can
are requested to attend.
Plans for the Christmas‘sule to be
held by the Ladies Aid Society of St.
Peter’s Lutheran church were made
at the niceung held yesterday afteix
noon at the church.
——-F.owayton Hose Co. Oyster sup-
per, Fri. Dec. .‘2.
Initiation will be held at tonight's
meeting of Eureka, Rebekah Lodge.
No. 42. I. 0. 0. F. A social time will
follow the meeting and refreshments
will be served.
John Tilslii. of 387 Flax Hill Road.
has had one of the best known heat-
ing systems installcd in his home. H.
A. Hegelein having installed an Inter;
national Onepipe Heater for him.
-John H. Dakin. piano tuner from
New York is in town. 'Telephone
Mahackemo Hotel this week.
To date Town Clerk rHerbert R.
Smith has issued (-xactly 666 hunting
licenses. a record for any one. year. He
does not anticipate much demand for
licenses now until after January lst.
Attorney Edward J. Quinlan will
few days have. been surprised at the
Seifnidurfinrtls; /. of” the" VFmrtifsld ,
County Savings Bank. was in 36'”? _
York. city today._' ' ' -
- Pledges for 1929 ..wfm {holisecured ,-
from parishioners of St. Paul's Episv
copal chin-ch thisfcomingYSunilay. .
3.5....—
"’ _‘ " 7‘2.» Aixasgflgrignsp .
,-,=awesome!M23mrmw'gmsted» Norwnlk on business yesterday.
on» Wednesday night by Chieg‘gf Po- . . _ »
lice \Villiam R. Penningténg and '
charged with reckless driviir‘g? will ;, ~
come before Judge Georgemfg-ngos-i’,
burgh in the' downtown courtjithis 3&115:
ternoon. 5 __ giggly
era-.3
, a ,
.;‘4\W!J§M¢Qmmlgh' Vice
, President. ~
ficers at the annual meeting held last
night. Installation will take place on
Thursday night. January's. County
7 president Jeremiah Keane will install.
Camp No. 3. P. O. of A.. held an Ifhetnew officérsafoflowzy » .
oyster supper last evening that was ' ’1 Preside r ——.-Paul{(}.’§chultze.
both financially and socially a. huge Vic‘e4Pré’sident—4Martin J; ‘M‘cDon—
—Buy your Victrola for Christmas
on easy weekly payments at. Donnel—
ly’s, 18 So; Main St.
both in the afternoon and in the even—
lug” ‘ ' , Tremor-4.1.0111) J. Clarke. s
7 Standing committeewJohn
Namara, chairman: Henry Conroy.
—Hats renovated at O'Brien's.
-————-—-—1__4 ‘
Followin'g'funeral servicesheld at
the. late home in Norwalk. the body
of the late Mrs. Mary Force was
brought to this city. yesterday after-
noon. for interment in Wooster ceme-
tery. The committal service was con-
ducted by the Rev. George W. Roesch.
Patrick Skidd.
Gallagher.
Ser an’t-ALAr-ms—Harm' Conroy. .
Sentinel—Stephen Higgins.
church. and was attended by a. large
gathering of relatives and closer
t‘riends.-Danbur_v News. tendance at;
,nlght‘ of the: annual fair of the Wom‘a‘
fan’s. mociatlon of the South Nor—
;Walk Congregational church, held in
the church parlors last evening.
During the two evenings the eleven.
V—Soft hats and caps at O'Brien's.
Norwalk people who have motored
to. Litohfield and other places in that
section of the state during- the last
Practically eevry article for sale was
diSposed of. The High School. or»
chestra agalnfnrnished music.
extent, ofrthe damage caused by the
recent lcerand wind storm. The storm
was comparatively mild in this local-
ity. but in the Litchfield section it was
sufficiently heavy to cause gmat darn-r
age to trees and to carry down tele-
draph poles. '
DR PIIIH)I:}$ ‘VINS PRgES. .7
Dr. Robert E. Pcrdue. of \Vest ave-
Plymonth Rocks at. the. Newark. N. J..r
~Toyhdepartment on sccond floor
at Angevines. has received notice that he has won
a number of prizcswith his display.“
Besides winning the best display.~
the color special and the shape spec.-~
lal. he won first. second and third top
bird; fourth lieufifirst. second. third
and fifth pullet and firstand third hen.
pLAsscnms'nms TREE.
.\Vanonm Council \Vlll Entertain
Children of the .‘lcmbcrs on
, llt‘vomber 29th.
The largest attendance in a. year
marked the meeting of W'anoma. Coun—
cil. 'No. 31. Degree of Pocahontas. I.
,0. R. AL. held last night. in Red
Mom's hall; 25 31mm stroet. Fourteen
FE“'BR TRAFIPS HOIFSED.
give a talk on “Some .l‘lmses of
Dunn’s Life." at the Vmeeting of tho;
Sunday club of the South Norwalk‘)
Congregational church ‘on Sunday
noon. '
3. Irving Dibblc. of the Reds. and;
\Villlum l'lilloltz. of the lllucs. will
mcet in the Roott-r's pool tournament
to be held at the South §orwalk club
this evening. The Blues team is lead—
111g.
-—Coal at Harris and Guns.
The entortalmnent committee has
‘propal'ed an especially line evening of
entertainment for the smoker to be
staged tomorrow evening at the Nor—
walk Country Club. one of the features
»m’ which will he a. boxing exhibition.
3:! buffet. luncheon will be served as
Z Well.
Bishop ll. Lester Smith. of lzau-
galore. India. is our of the yonngrst
to a report madn this
candidates were initiated at the meets
A Cal‘ctakrr E. P. Barron.
ing.
Officers for the ensuing year were
nominated at the session, and plans
completed for the Christmas tree cele—
bration to he held on December 29.
On that night Red Men and Pocahon—
tas will turn out en masse. with the.
“kiddies." Arrangements have been
completed whereby each child will be.
given a play to}: as well us some
”goodies.” There will be an; enter—
tainment followed by dancing; 7
The council accepted an invitation
ping. at! the “hotel.”
——BOOK OF‘- MAGIC
FREE ,
Eight page: of Magic Pictures in
brilliant colors made to spring mar—
at lightest touch of brusll'dipped in
to attend an invitation dance. Satur- plain water. is ”‘01 wonderful new
day night. to be feature that lngiu in Next Sunday's
given by Cockcme
Tribe. American.
. To. Dancmg
Is dancing on the wane in Norwalk this year?
, YES
mcu ever elected to tho episcopal o“-
lice in‘the Methodist Episcopal church:
White Pine and Tar
For Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throat, Bronchitis etc.
Stillson-Powell Corp.
33 Washington St. ,
WH‘H‘FE
mam.
AI
‘l‘ P381 ‘05:?! Efflf'
evening,
December 5th, will
5; be credited with in-
terest from the lst
of December. , 7
Open Monday Even-
ingsfromfitoS'.
So. Norwalk
:Bi'l‘he Victor sure
y...”
His ability. personal magnctism. and
huluisterinl record were such as to'
ibring him \‘cry early into the forc-V
front of church affairs. He will he the
ispeaker at the l'niou Servicc of liar-
Etists. (‘ong‘rcgzltionalista and Metlm-
'«iists in the South Norwalk C(lllfil‘l‘E-g‘el-
f tionifl Church on Sunday E‘Vi'lllllg.
-—Hats rcnovated at O'Brlcn‘s.
.k :lhmlt rvcor-if
‘ them heat cveri'
l‘v‘iti gull} mini: in
l‘\‘('l‘_‘sllllllf.1‘ you
Mr.
“'iso says:
itime. 'l‘llgzv
fulusic this
:ll'fi 41
month:
3could wish for. \Vit‘il- smut mv down
ito the Hamilton Shop to 5:4 .lnlln
Vll-sCm'm‘: 's '3.er ruvm‘zl. Hit. Man.
" ._\'3 s51 lizmlllluu'i r.' l llt'JU‘il :1
:m of mr. rs whrr. 1 “its HHS-r“. and
l'm animoslruiuht
“‘39- and come
Shop.
21'! Wynn},
Pt nu :2
"351-:
wt. lw
Humiltou
("ssh Vllent liar-
t’hOlCi} meats in
llowayton. Duricn.
l kindly ask for your
and thank you.
l.<~\in§:t._ul
all
and \'l"lllll_\‘.
Xoruton‘
I‘lvll‘fll'
EEJK
Be»
made in. [our Savings De?-
partment 0117701: before
,Monday evening at 8
o’clock will draw interest
from the first of Decem-
ber. 7 '
JAMES 'cstcsmr. ;
Is dancing any leSs popular than it; everrwas?
NO
‘il‘lmn why has the gunman“: at most» (Ianm‘s fallen below lhatof ro-
(rcnt years.
Because most of , the admissions now being
charged are too high, and more than the peoplecan
afford to pay. The public cannot afierdtopay W8?-
llmc prices out of‘ re-adjusted wage scales.
“'hut is tho remedy for this. and how can no revive dancing
in Norwalk ? ‘
LOWER ADMISSIONS IMMEDIATELY
“in the public pan-om a dance charging 27¢ “anus-“M in
prcfcrencc to donors charging from 450 TU 50"; Fu’fi‘l‘“ that the
music and the “our are good? ' ‘ . '
YES 7 '
ALL RIGHT THEN—J’ROVE IT
If you believe in getting the highest value for your money,
thenrpatronise our dances. Getfour hours of amusement and '
recreation {6.873% per hour. ' . ' ,
ummnm PARTIES ESPECIALLY WELCOME
Dancing Every , Friday Night, from Eight
, , ' to Twelve
, . Red Men’s Hall, Washington St.
,MUSJEC BY “FIVE SYN COPATERS”
ADMISSION 27 CENTS
I. o. R. M. ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE.
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fgirldgep‘ortg. was in . ‘-
' Divis'i'o‘h No.1; A. o; H. elected of; ,5
success. . The supper was well attend- ottgh. , .
ed and was most appetizingly' pre- ' Chaplain—Rev: "Thomas J. Finn.
pared. ' Open house will held by Camp ' Recarding Secretary—Jlobert 1P .
on New Year‘s Day. January , 2nd, Tailed}? * ,
xFinancial Secretary—John F. Moore: 5
Mc— '5
‘ Stephen Higgins, Patrick McSally; and ‘
.Finhnce.committ‘ee-——iliartin J. Marl
Donough, .Francis E. Rogers. Charles:
935‘“ 0f “‘9 “ethc’dist Episcwal‘oouonnoyrioxnn FAIR 01.05155.
There was an‘ exceedingly good an;
the second and final,
cent. cafeteria was well patronized”
there being over 300 people served.
nue. who recently exhibited his Barred i
poultry show. an annual event there. ;
There wero sixty-two guests at thcs
".Hotcl do Gink." in Smith street. dur-§
ing‘ the. month of Novombcr according;
morning m"
In former years, this number has;
been doubled. but the: warm weather‘
had had considerable to do with dc»;
creasing the number. of tramps stow
manna; ;
\'elously from the black printed pair,“ 7
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Eversharp Pencils
Reedcraft Hand Bags
-, Leather Bill Folds
Music Rolls
Boudoir Lamps
Candlesticks Ivory ICE-3.91 Sm .
Vantine‘s Perfumes
Sealing Wax
Thermos- Bottles
Stanley Unbreakable
Nutting Pictures
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