9ifty .G-
dc :7 .
And Good Values in Dependable Merchan-
dise, Sold to Satisfied Customers, Have
Made This “N orwalk’s Largest Store.”
3; Angevine Furniture Co.
18 North Main St. ‘ So. Norwalk
“Norwalk's Largest Store"
, Miss H. M. Clix-El: substituting!”
Miss Rory B'. Killian din-inane!- ab-
Miss Killian is sickrwith an at:
tack of grip and will not be “school.
, Stanley Joselovaky. president at the
, Junior class. wishes to announce that:
there will be enacting of all the Jung
ions on Thursday. ,V
The No‘mik‘ Hick grinders .wiu
on: Stratford High
on Friday afternoon, 93
Strattord. Strattord already has 0119'
decision over the local 56%. so they
will work M to wipe out the defeat:
The Student Couuai‘ met on 'Mon4
day morning and adopt
, ing by-laws: .
CONSTITUTION
STUDENT COUNCIL .
sonwAm-srzmoa man SCHOOL.
ARTICLE I.
clash with the fit
tothan team.
ed the follow.
all be known as
of Norwalk Sen—
Thia organization all
the Student Council
lor High School.“
ARTICLE 11'.
Sec. 4. ,
regular meetings shall be: ‘
l.-—-—Cail to order by the chair. ,
' .Are You Prepared
FOR THE COLD WEATHER COMING ON ‘I _
' We are prepared to take good care of you on all the followmg
winler needs:
OIL. GAS, AND \VUOD HEATERS, AXES, SAWS, COAL
HODS, FURNACE SCOOPS, ASH CANS & SIFTERS.
Rosenfield Brothers
125 Washington Street 80. Harwell:
‘ Phone 340—1 Free Delivery.
9!)
is of this organization
To promote democratic co-
operation in school problems between
individuals. classes and school.
To encourage every pupil to
work for the highest ideals of scholar-
ship. athletics and social activity in
.Norwalk High school.
To develop good democratic
citizenship by student participation in
the control of student activities.
ARTICLE 111.
Membership.
The Student Council shall consist of
five boys and five girls from the Son-
ior class, three boys aml three girls Section 1‘
CHEVRbifiT
FISHER BODY
Must Be Seen To Be Appreciated.
A Ride Will Convince.
Order TODAY for IMMEDIATE Delivery.
, . i
e AUSTIN’S GARAGE fl
. Telephone 1959
from the Junior class. and two boys
and two girls from
Election shall be by secret bul—
lot. conducted by the home desk teach-
Basis of selection of candidates
Manlincss or woman”-
ness; (2) scholarship: (3) load-9r
(4) school spirit.
ARTICLE IV.
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r =— fi- _ SOllhOmOi'f‘
The officers of ll‘u: Slu—
dcnt Council shall be:
1.~—-Prcsident.
2.——-Vlce-president..
3.-—-Socrolary.
4.—-—'l‘rcasurcr.
5.-—Auditor.
Election of Mir-en's.
'.—»'l‘lw' prr-sidvni shall
Senior boy. the vice-president a Senior
girl. the secretary shall he :1 Junior
the treasurer '1 Junior boy. the
auditor :1 faculty mr-mhcr.
of the Student. Council shall he elect-
cd in Fcptmnbcr and shall retain of-
five for the your or until their sum
crssors have been elected.
or shall be appointed by the faculty.
Duties of 06km. .
1. The president 'shail pre-
mccimgs unless umlhlc to
2. .Tlt-r- vice-president shall preside
in the :Ilwrmv of or
the prvsillt-ni.
:it the request of
At 52 South Main Street for Saturday, Oct. 28th.
A. W. HODGE
A
A
“7"?wmzm norm rams
mod a specialty.
SAVbIA nnsnmm
54 South Main
south Norwalk.
'otul‘y shall keep 9. record
or ilm mznmw: of all
slm'! (‘nndut‘l (‘lll‘lt‘fljiollfii'l'K‘P
~ 3f‘i‘flFili'I‘l‘ shall ltcr‘p .'
ull moneys; rmu‘h‘ml :mvi
hursml. including“ ilm funds
(H an art
(‘lll’lz‘v Uepurinwni. ' ‘ ‘;(
The loner carriers hare been -ln~. l i A "
strur-lml m confine their pig census ’ lg}
largely to rural
pigs will not
shall come under tho su
the Student Count-ii.
all such moneys: in one cmnmou fund
in one l-nnk. and shall dislmrso
ran «m writlvn order of (he tli‘EillliZfl-
(ion to which
sigm‘d lay ihv secretary um) the. incul—
porrision. of
He shall deposit
(mvrmlmls
nl‘hrmgl: r‘liy
Alive-{is
l
ENJOY THEMSELVES
5;, At the Savoia restaurant Where We
:! :‘rmher pride ourselves on our "home
i. W“ cooked meals" and the purily. quali‘r,
' ' and cleanliness of our foods: When
you take a meal here you feel like
telling all your friends about us. Sell
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..‘
Business Hours G A. M. to 12 P. M
Mm
-—va(oyra.-.u.~,..~
Fonnsrmms KNIT UNDERWEAR.
We have Vests and Tights for Women in pure silk'nnd wool and
.vnxiotlier grade in a: mixture otmfcerized worsted and cotton, also
in (he medium weight cotton antic”)! fleece lined cotton. 36 to 44.
7 Women’s Union Suits come in mercerixed worsted and cotton and
in medium weight cotton. 35 to 44.
CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR.
-Wg have Children's Vests ind Pants in worsted and ,
«in heavy cotton. 4 to 10 _ ' ‘ “mm“ and
ehfldren’a Union Suits, in my‘rcece lined cotton. 4 to 12 years.
J. I. Mialle—tte’ *
88 Washington St. South Norwallr
“3“” - J. ““3554 «We,
For Rovemheri'Wfil Be on so. mm a}.
/a‘(a( ‘ .‘f‘fi/Q‘ a
\-\‘ -\‘\.\‘S
Alf/"r n/n‘
to H.‘ n \‘
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a... i. new... ~.
for complete .stes’ , ‘
. out .~ N
‘ e New Victor Records
no» r w w ‘w. «In/aria ‘uV/urnvqfnj'd
in mgmv’fi mil-ink. '
6. The .a‘uditor she‘ll . . _
accounting." at all fheomnlza lion 0"
the/school as well as flint or the Sta-
den'i‘flquxréil. He hall taco that guitar
-blenethoag' “accounting mm , :59
mineamorfhe monstrous. ,. .. 7 , _ ;,
um myagree with those of .tho‘ idem W" "WW '.'°‘ . ,
It shall be the duty otthe ported qiptured 1193!: 3331373180 City . .
auditor to mammalian all «chew? « King Victor ~Emmannely “claims «
_ (lunch)? the treasurer- of the ooun- triumphant entry”. of onev 3mm re» .1 ,
m?-
Mem-
Section 1. A
Quorum.
Twelvermembers shall cons France and United States: and. tens
stitute a quorum for all meetings.
Special
Sec: 8. The president shall have « Herbert Asquith tells his constit-
power to can aspect“ meetings athis uents that England has been living
discretion. and must call».one at the under “untroiled dictatorship oLor-
written request of five members of‘the genized. inability" under Premiership
Order or Business. - ¥
The order .0! business at. are under way looking to securing for
2.—-Roll call.
3.——Reading of minutes.
4.-—Trea.surer's repeat.
5.—,,-Report of committees.
(Sr-Unfinished business.
7.——New business.
8.—-—Election of officers (at annual sul.
meeting).
9.-Good and welfare.
1 0.—Adjournment.
ARTICLE VI.
Committees.
The prcsident shall have the power plain douple shooting at Havre. Mont.
to appoint standing committees as nev Case of Elliott Padrick. former
ccssity may demand.
ARTICLE VII.
Rosignmions.
Gross violation of
of the faculty and by
vote of the council.
ARTICLE VIII.
Amendments
This Constitution may be amended tention‘ finds a taker in Chicago bank
by an affirmative vote of not lesslhnn E‘lnployo. ..
two-thirds of the
h‘.-’l!lll mmnrmw. .
um pics :03? your letter carrier. Five?
hundred thousand questionnaire rams; a , .
have hum printed by the Department ,* i 1’ ,1,
of Agrirlemre and will be disirjbuled; f.\
of courtesy by
W the
. monthly: , pfime Minister Bonar Law of Great
meeting 1:: the Student Council shall Britain includestair representations of .,
be haunt 1:45 pan.- on theiwtnzconis members orvfiouse of We in lust of
Murray-o! each month. or on Tuesdr a)! remaining office or his government. ' ,
it such Monday comes on a holiday. . Italian Premier Mussolini sends of—
any Search fails to reveal Baseline
of the four basic principles of mem— shanty, 12-}‘ear-otd “swimming girl."
bership shall be considered just cause who is believed (6‘ have been kidnap-
for requesting a member to resign. pod at Muskcgon. Mich. '
Any member ofrthc Student Secretary Hughes in speech at ‘19,.”
Council shall he forced to rt‘sig‘ni (a) soy City. N. 3.. asks voters to uphold
On written petition of ihroc members hands of President Harding. in com-
tWO-thirds 1m; elections. r“
.mom hers
DI‘OYidins that at”! membm: SUILSCRII’I'IONS T0 ABMISTICE;
or the Student (“ouncil be notified or DAY FUND 7/ .
the Post? \
scolions, j
be ex- j
c in the Sentinel
’
.. I *7 ' ..'
"1hé’flbstfiéfioufrebeis assent. m
thbmaud;Fa.seisti .tm‘opl inta'fllome,
' marking climax of Italy's , bloodless
) revolution. 5 '
flciai messages to‘ Great Britain.
Secretary Hughes that he .seeks co-
operation? ‘
of Lloyd George.
' Unofficial reports that negotiations
I‘nited States a voice in‘ selection of
judges of International'Court of Jus-
tice set up by. the League of Natims.
United States has definitely decided
not'to reopen American Consulate at
Newcastle, Eng. until British Govern-
ment has unconditionally withdrawn
charges against Consul and Vice—Con—
Mrs. Margaret Fork-ton had confes-
sed her lovcxi‘or the Rev. Lcomxrd J.
Christler. to her husband. Frank E.
gCarieton. the latter declares in state-
ment at Los Augele's seeking to ex-
‘ young Methodist minister-on trial at
Statesboro. Gm. .for.murder of his
mother—in—law. given to the jury.
Des Moines widow of twenty—three.
who offered to marry for $5.000 that
she might obtain skilled medical at—
thc —-——--—~—-—-—-——-—_..._..__.
. . W grandson , Max-gain. chief; "
the proposed anwndment at least a -
wwk prior mike mw‘fifig- , Already reported ........... serum
, 7 Esterson Bros . ............. 25.01);
LlQUOR VIO'LATORS IN COURT. 21.8. \Vincheéicr ........... 5.0M
xnw HAVEN, Nov. 1.—»When Abra-gsuuson. Powell Corp. ........ 5.003
ham Kriritsky was before Judge Gar- 1’1. natchrom ___________ . , _ , ”a;
vin yesterday on n liquor violation. ishac .0? ....... . i
third offense. the state‘s attorney saidi Mary A. Cunningham ........ 10.04: i
that alleged gin which was sold in their I. Nanette ................. 5.0M
mania saloon was "varnish r9m0\'Pr-";Cockenoe Tribe 32 1. o. u. 3.3... meal
The price charged was said to befFrank Lauder 5.00;
aorbitant. Judze Marvin Warn? .:.1.' r. Troadwcil ............. 5.4m;
Krivitsky that if he or his wife en‘EIndependem Hebrew Society .. 10.00:
in 1mm" {selling again. he . Light. Dunbar & Quinlan ..... Zillm ‘
would have to go to jail for twelve F. H. Rewan...” .. ......... dam,
A fine oi" $500 was imposed; 3": .g, .. gs: I _. _ ._____!
With suspended jail sentence or one“ Total a, date _ __' ......... 5536.00:
W.
PlG CENSUS BEGINS »TODAY.
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'\\‘A;\Hi.\’t‘l TOE. I; C. 1&2}; tlr-Th”; 5" re Rei'ef ;
r 'v ‘ u ; . s ‘ , »
lul. census of t 1 ”13;: “3:11.33? FOR IND'GEST'ON ‘5
a~fi\~'—> .3 \ l
6 BELL-Ans
glioi water
~' ,» Sureficlmf
.. senses
.9 and 75:: Packages Swarm-hem
am..-"
m ‘ r
I); w
p
'anase matilnm Every woman nesds one or
lower part Gillie abdomen and give Support. . ..
'a’reespe'ciaiiy helpful in maternity cases or 1.33::
major operations. ' .. ‘
.14.; Treat Yaw] ‘ ""il .. —: f Fairll
f 7" ' "
Misuse, NOVEMBER 1 1
Read 5
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Tea Wagons
_ Designs to Combine with All Periods of Furnitnre
In mahogany, walnut or v.54. can: ‘ '
drop leaves and when the lop m).- is 1‘: drug
be made int-o a little tea table. To 3‘ 1:323:41? .
handle may be stowed am;- out of sight. ’1}. ,
are rubber tired, which means less noisc 11232
case when moving from pl;1ce lo place.
it is surprising to 16.11”“ mm about. ‘
distance traveled by the housewife 5.3733.
may be eliminated through the use a? ;-; 1.1-:
A special in mahogany, $19.75
Another spleuded value, $25.00
Others ranging in price from $25.00 to 345%
Furnitur-
3' 1”)“,
' A Beautiful Line of Solid Mahogan'
Chests, Lined with Red Cedar
Of the very finest quality that one 50:25; h
for and frequently they contain trays.
$42.00 to $52.84}
Red Cedar Chests
One need 1132-. 2n}
fear for expensive
garments when p.35.
ed in those red :5. .:
clzzsis as they .76
positively m ‘i El
proof and nos: {1‘
1
them contain
shavings which may be scaitered among Ila:
ments as a fuziher precaution.
A special for Wednesday, $12.75
\Vilh fine copper trimmings and Colonial Ii
$1 50
Other chests that graduate in size. iyr:
price up to one model which is 54 inches hr
(13
inches wide and 22 inches deep, priced .2: slim»
\ Utility Chests
wiih‘bamboo trimmings and covered :in- .,
$5.50
Furnitnre Deparm‘u !
Fourth £204.;-
Abdominal Belts «
These are made of heavy elastic to fit 02* --
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rice:
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,l . A disdrdered Ever throws the whole
p Help systemWrong and affects the heart?
' your Tg‘enmlly. ”-rBieenham’s Pills act (if
- (in fhediver, cleanse and
.8581! gthenthestomach - , regulate the
Wimveafl impurities from
“flip-system. dmakeyoufitandwefl-
You healthy body, smug
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