SMOKER GIVEN
AT NEW YORK:
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'Roach and Young Aheam provided
the seconm go and James English and
mmticut“ CommiHee and His Julia 3 John Reagan the third. The latter two
ama‘ New Hm en executive seem“ ‘ did fine work. Reagon being especially
tan: of the Connecticut committee.;3,ast The closing film, W n
Reps: were taken '03?“ ‘C: "“ ‘Bud Palmer and a. young man who
camp to over Jar. ary gave his name as John Lowery This
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Among 22- .e iscomme“ ans 1:132 ‘1'?le somewhat 02” a grudge" contest
at'l‘ni meeting we re tins». . U}? k 0111—, and the young men mixed things up at
2:12:59 C-‘Z I’ermazm‘tl U72- nimtion {a iixely ntte
who proposed :he Bfimts 0: Franklin \lusic “~25 provided by an orchestra
DI Roosex'elt. New York: Be: (—3223 H
.‘urnished by \\ illiam “'ellnitz.
Dodge. .\':. w _Y,°m' PP s...“ “E. E: 71‘ An excellent buffet lunch was sen:
53‘3"!“3- 3 ngv'fVSF” 3,3 ‘ 1"???“ ed by Steward Prank Holwooa. the
Chaf- 0:“ \ 3‘ Y3 “313$ A‘kn menu including fried oyster. fish cakes
“'3“? ””355 and Mrs. can] and cheese sandwiches. chicken
Carrie ”Iowa: to 00:11- ind potato salads. relishes. coffee. etc.
pm >2; P. £3931??? :0: ,It WES'V'Oted to hold another smok-
ifio‘r’géz we :sr::;:::£:::r it after the holidays.
The Committee consiszed of S. D.
.1 .. "(“5 Mso re- .
3‘ 3m 3,“ .‘u Keeier. Duncan Fnzzell. Harry Earle
coarse" . 1r} or Awards » _ ,. . . _ x
a,- ‘he 632.03 "onms‘ C. .5 mom. Lefty-and Raymond. Dorenzo Trippi‘!
£6; ‘ L ““ ‘ ' ‘ ind George L Woodward.
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The teeth; was presided over by
Shamrocks Defeated
H. Dodge. 3. dag-maze of
executive committee of the .
the former Southpofl, Saturday
Foundation. ———-—
L58 annual as}? In '3 well played game. Saturdays
7-3“ income (‘7 niorning. at the Montgomery lot. the
{0- anntofie‘S “a w m Shamrocks, of East Norwalk. came
P‘T EC “F 1-1?” out victors over the fast Soulhports.
FSEC— ’ by the score of 14 to 03.
if??? Ch 2' The visitors scored ihe first tourh~
ported lax. the} mere confident that down in the second period. when
their properties of the fund Would be \{ithlel went through the line. He
overs: ‘ox'ri bed.
14115035 H. 3. Football
Team Defeats Elgin,
11]., by 13 to
:zsonia
Isiled to kick the goal.
In the zhiri penod the Shamrocks
izied the score. on 3.11 mi run by Farr.
inalkléy kicked the goal. which gave
the Shamrocks a one point lead that
was never threatened. At the end of
.I”:2.2 third period the Shamrocks had
I ne ball on Southport‘s ten- )ard line
.tzter the teams had changed goals. a
f‘l‘fm‘ forward pass. from Bulkley to Thom’
' 1‘ 03:}; as. producc the last touchdoun.
-‘llE‘.
Buikle} again kicked the goal. making
'21e soon“ 14 to 6.
The game was also featured by Na-
Xll OS".
IC'iI‘. Si»
of the
{601 la
(-rui r1. r.s.
ize lineups were as folloxxs:
0" SE' ~amrocks—l)a:\'ion 10: Greenwood.
lx: Grrschner, lg: Russel. o: Ruck-
"?“3313' hollz. rg: Ashbrook. rt; Thomas re:
:2 3339 Bulklry. qb: Cunningham. rhb: Farr.
lbli: Nathan. fl). '
.. Soutliport—«Short. 19; J. McMahon.
, ”3" ‘3’3‘ 5‘30?“ it: Sarno. lg: Jinnings. c: G. McMa-
- 715?“? hon, 1'51: F. Short. rt: Meason re: E.
5-1“ In“ lE’a-‘IIL’ ~‘ 10%“ “1W McMahon. qb: Mitchel. rhh; Meason.
$0.0 “aux 1’1 or Big; 11 and tm’ f‘f-l’llf snd— lhlg»: Jennings. fl),
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(Fat Soluble A and Water &luble
C). They positively will not upset
the stomach or cause gas but. on the
contrary. are a great to digestion. to over.
come constipation nucleus 3 general conditioner
of tl‘ e whole system. Pimples. boils and skin
eruptions seem to “mist: like magic under their
purifying influence, the complexion becomes
fresh and beautiful, the cheeks rosy instead of
pale. the lips red instead of colorless. the eyes
bright instead of dull. So rapid and amazing
are the results that success is absolutely guaran-
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member the name—Mastin’ s VI-TA~MON— lag?
original and genuine yeast—vitamins ta
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if it
isnt
BY COUNTRY em.
im’I plunges and Cunningham‘s]
mommy, Dreams 5, 192:
The store closes daily at 6 o’clock.
All sections havfii
Dent forgetto visit the- eXPCCtation. This is
Gift Room for sugges-
tive ideas.
gift articles havttaken on an air of ”galety and
e sixty-fourth Christmas in which the Read
House has taken part in making things joyous at the holiday season.
With every year the wish to promote happiness, and to give cordial ser-
vice to our patrons grows.
The'Pseael House is in Perfect Readiness
for December Shopping
All Goods Purchased
at Road’s
will be delivered free
We in the “W
States or Canada.
Th
five.
isa
elabo
over
models and very attrac-
med 1n the best of taste.
These are a
$2500 and $29.50
The Costume Blouse
way to obtain a dress at
small expense.
blouses are of heavy
black Crepe de Chine
trimmed with jet or
braid, more
Dresses
made of Poirot Twill.
ese are all new
Very neatly trim-
good buy.
Second floor.
very convenient
These
or less
rate. Can be worn
a slip
Special $12.50
Second floor.
Men’s Gloves
For the Convenience of gentlemen buying gloves we
have located this section with the other
men’s wear near the Main Street
entrance and at the right.
All of the small things which men require
as gloves, hosiery, collars, shirts, neckties, p333:
etc", are found in this corner where they can be (all
reached without going any distance.
Buckskin Gloves with superseam finish, spear or {arm
broidered backs. .V ery fine quality, $4.51.}
mocha and Suede Gloves, $350 to $553:
Dent’s Ca Gloves, a very famous mak ‘ '
spear ack stitching, 9’ 1n tan With
$3120
Cape Gloves of reliable qualitim, {VIFI'EM‘an 0r tan,
$2.20
Fabric Gloves, plain or embroidered ma. ks huekflfi
$1. '
inch
or gray color,
Ni
3-33 floor.
has forced prices up. The market is rising and the
Plain Hudson Seal Goats
higher trend for 1922. The following garments which remain from our sale of
last August are still at the prices which they bore at that time
Furs, The Gift Luxurious!
Next to diamonds or fine jewelry, a fur gmment is the most desirable gift
and one that is appreciated by every woman. The demand for furs this season
indications are for a still
Bay Seal Goats
, , ‘ 3 ~ - 29-50 Sports model 31! inches $145. 00
:3: 3%: 2‘” ;:::::’ £3550“ 5.1590118 model with deep squirrel (21135.0 ‘
‘ '- , ‘ ‘ ' ’ ‘ 187.50
Belted Floris model, $35330 00111.36 inches long. with shawl collar of
: Tuxedo from style, I $31,750 squirrel. $250.00
A 36 inch model. ‘ $430.00 (20:11.36 inches long. with shawl collar of
A 38 inch model. wry special. $250.0!) skunk. $250.00
, Trimmed Sen Goats Other Fur Goats ‘
mm. fina- qualities will. shawl collars. Natural Mink, 36 inches. $395.00
and cuffs. n,“ squirrel. Natural Muskrat, with raccoon collar and
In 36 lnl‘ll lnnsh, $450.01) cuffs. $195 ()0
in 3:73 inch 16311311. $350.00 Natural RRFC‘UDII made of extra dark kskins.
5 In :32 1min lengéh. $335.00 - ’ . $235200
i Coat. if: llli‘llvs‘. will: trimming of boavvr. Natural Ramonn 40 inches, with, ‘55};-
Qllluiil sli wed boz' J or. $335. 00
“Truhu” Silk Underwear
Most acceptable for gifts
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It’. Here If It's Housman.
Oil Heaters, Gas Heaters, Electric Heaters,
Electric Irons, Electric and Gas
Portable Lamps, Etc.
25 Washington Street
South Norwalk
Second floor.
A. Simonson’s
Toilet Preparations
a
lo the Millinery
2-! recent addition to the deparhi. of (I .m;
some small hats of mmserrative style. black and u .-
ored satins.embroidered brim-sales which are so $12"
able to wear with Winter wraps. Those are with 11‘:
brims. some of them broader a? the sides. “Off the
face 7 ols sailors {mil 1m 'l‘rn‘m' All we
Iiiietly Wired. and 0f v01 y E211. q ialin. '
The maierials {’98 mm 1th ur Skinner’s - Sr
(Irv 63123319. Metal Brocades or Duvetvns or .
binatlmis of Ill 0 r m.
A unicme (I
or a sing} e flower me Ill (I
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only C mam :ms
ma} l-“lll. a lit'zm- ..
hf Till-291613 5;.
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The colors are in flesh. orchid. Mar-k and White. é 503d eXCIus-Wdy t 1313’ 31m: 1:.
. ' 3 iiimni '-
The material is washable. Follovmg 0131:1111me now - 3,1; Road’s. _ _
in 1 1 . l 35.50 ano $760
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French Bloomers, or “Step-ins" as some call them.
lace trimmed, $6.50 plus 15 cts. my.
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C01 RT GETS
$4,000 BET
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AT UNION SERVICE
iConIinued from Page One)
At 1hr (mum-qr 0 who ('- 2:111": once.
Rt: eroe Keogh stated that the mo: l‘,‘
wiznli is ("I'laimu! rats of the
estate of Mr. F Ill .;11 : Ion r-roxm-
‘ed and is no“ in th e posse ssion of the
com: and Would 1emain in his pos~
session till such time as the legal
question as to the real ownership of
most .llglll} o :nboraterl sort 01” a. trade
Union 01;, 1.112.1I1011. he)" were op-
posing [ho marriage of children;
marriage commonly taking place :11
the age of adolesm 11cc». They were
trying to Change the attitudes toward
the millions of child widows in India.
And now in all these respects and in
3.50
“THE HALLMARK STORE”
FRANK LAUDER
JEWELER
Wrist Watches, Rings,
Brooches.
96 Washington Street South Norwalk
lie Iva-ney had beenflecxded, gmany others the Indian political au-
3.2611'0 E s Thomas or Exp”? thorities are themselves adopting thI
Keogh may hear the arguments as to attitudes 0‘ the misSionariees. He
the real onnership of the money. butl “0k? 05 the Wide varietv of mission-
no time- has been set for those argu- ary work carried on by all the
ments Mr. Hall has} uen adjudicated churches in India. There is no com—
a l :‘u krupt at a hearing before Judge petition 01' work among the denomin-
Thomas at Hartford Thursday after_ 'ations no overlapping of territories.
noon. Each denomination is apporuoneu
-————-———— :own particular field of responsibii it}
Iowa m Play Yale Bishop Smim spoke of the Work «3:
Team Here In 1922 lriisn own location as among the best
_‘5
°- Ennaists not far Irom
in India; he also spoke in ”11.511-
,estn terms of the Baptist work
CHICAGO, Dec. 5.—The 1‘1;i~.~ersity;56h0°15~ trade schools. vocational
of Iowa's football team. 1921 chams
pious of the \Vestei'n Conference.
will appear on the football schedule
of Yale, it was announced yester-
day. the game to be played at New
Haven next October 14.
A game also was arranged with'
Ohio State University. to be played
at Columbus, on November 18. Ohio
schools. hospitals. were all a. part of
_the ordinary methods of operation of
1;t'l'ie Christian forces in India. The
gaddress presented in a. very full and
inteiesting way. India. in general and
the influence of christian missionary
Work in particular.
Bishop Smith spoke at length but
held the interest of eve erybodx from
l
title in the. season just closed. familiar and informal; and seemed .0
gain in interest from, the very ram-
_ Advertise nauseating. ; ‘ ’ iliarity ond informality of it.
BISHOP SMITH SPEAKS 5. iiliams W ms from
Bridgeport—1&0 .
“as the runner up for the Conference the beginning His talk was direct.
‘2‘
2.4 HAVEN. Dec.
formerly of ibis city
S.—-I P. oss Star.-
" nd ROW
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o. .63, who aids-cl largei: in giv-
ing 1‘" \Viiliams their l‘Gll‘ll‘Ll‘kahle‘
rmson on the gridiron for the past
he; '& Ina; be classed as the
. I. Elan" oi the \V’iilizims «law 11,.
in {our game. With the Biidgeport
eleven. at \Veiss Paik \r-stervlax, for.
by his wonderful kicking :ilallll‘x and
insuring attitude and phi}: 12' pr0\ ed
.1 Hg factor in the locals’ victory oxe:
Kearnex ‘s eiéwen. in the StOl‘i‘ of 10
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frusz“. l
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loom. nos colic. give a Ioaspoonful: 7.
to 1- z- the live:- aml bowels. In :1
in“ "3 you can see for yourself
nor: thoroughly it works all the con-
” ‘ :1 poison. sour bile and waste
- ” The bowds. and you have a
well. playful child again.
Millions of mothers keep "Califor-
". rig syrup" handy.
Ieaspoonful today saves a; sick child
lomori‘ow- Ask. your druggist. for
genuine “California. Fig ‘Syrup"
which has directionsfor babies and
children of‘all ages printed on bottle.
YMotherl You must say "Cfiiiorma"
or you maggot-.311 imitation figmyrup.
They. know a.
“THE CREAM OF THE VE’ORLD'S )ll 9'?
VICTOR REE} SEAL asoonps
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combine them.
CARMEN—Aragonaise ........ Tascanirn‘ and' the La Scala C'3"‘ ..
”Swift. almost. giddy dance: dies on: ;-,._ngom'0us 3“"
of chief melodies '
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Buy Mel-O-Dee Plover Rolls loi- your plan
A Few December 3315 . .
“ Birds of a Feather.",“Humpty Dummy; "l Hccr a Thrush E .5 5
"Music Box Revue” ”r.
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