' I
' ling: , lzml an International Onc-
' m . pipv 3‘. 0: 11151233013. H. A. Hagen-in
at ,.._._'.‘ ® 1, in: l (Ell Contract.
H‘s ‘ ‘ v ' ;
B / .’ .
t E W ——Clcan._ heallhrul heat. interna-
r :1 lional - One—Pipe Heater. Hegeleln‘ _
v.23: JOSEPH D/SlVIS . .73-..
"' “-5" WASHINGTON TREE‘I' .__.._L___.
'13‘ 4) . . . _
3;“ 50 NORWALK- iloys starting: ill-es inihe loaves in“
173' '7 the strut were complained of to the'
W
n.
' Tu
EDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1. 1922. ’
‘lomlilla of 34 Chestnut street,
~ ~—.
r
.3
: poiicc last night by residents of Flax'
‘ Hill road. . 9
"4133.00 $35.00 $40.00 , ,_.._..._.
. —Full line 0: Auto Accessories
Buys an Overcoat of lav-on Kuhn.
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l
Frank Halllhoil was six”: ._ n
morning: by .trotman
with the non—
He was ‘re-
on Thursday of
Qua! ty and Service
'i‘iwl'c'a styll‘ in the lines
l'liil l‘llc cut. of thcsc coats,
i.l till- cllsy dram“: thcre's
“lyll‘ ill tilc fine wonlens
i'i‘ll‘i (“mart tailoring. They
l:.- -p you well dressed.
warrant this
John Flynn. charged
support of his child.
louse-vi for a ill-airing
this wcck.
-~»\Viltrm Town Hall. Thursday FAG.
Nov, Ed. homoerotic Rally. Mr. Archl.
bald McNeil, \V. It. I’nimer With other
Warmer underwear here, too.
‘ spcnkers.
__.____._,_.
nrlos Taylor.
Edward Spinn. left
Mr. :1an Mrs. Ch bliss
1—.»
—-——I)on't forgot Women 0‘ Lloosc- iin has something especially
jicurt lmgion Masllui‘rflde Dance. Arab ‘pri purml for thc "feed“ following the
ory. llnllowc‘cn nigilt- 09‘0"“. 31' ‘mcvtingz.
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,_____..___
'n Ilinlwr and can! p
1i'fllk i'olllltry (‘illil (m i‘Tldfly cvcning
this “'0‘t'k,
Tlllmr
"' Ncliic Hynnn and hi [t ““100“
for Now York city I s a (,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT O_F whc-rc they are to niiond the perfogm-
"The ld
Outing Flanne
x ”ml,
.« r writing to “’01"
1min y.
ll-ndiug congratulations.
A "CAPE
9
‘ in... A
“a
f.
GLOVES
Specially Priced. V
‘WOOL HALF HOSE
i‘or’Wear with Fall and
\Vlntcr bhocs,
’ 75c to $2.00
Dal fill
Rogers 69’ Stevens
Norwalk So. Non-walk
n
anon of Don lilarquis' play,
Soak," this evening.
BLANKETS
in Cotton and All Wool.
lo and Outing Fllnnol
Garment. of All Kinds.
E. K. BANKS’
DEV GOODS STORE
Under Mahackemo Hotel.
—-Buy your Victroln ct Donnelly'
m may weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p. ‘nl. ' .
h
8
A group of clergyman from New
York city will be in this city on Fri-
day and have luncheon at the Hotel
Mohackcmo after which they will
South Nor-walk. hold a meeting afterwunds.
"llll lllll
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——l»‘n!‘. lino at Auto Accessories
Aaron Kohn.
__ __.___._.
Th9 Kiwanis club will
usual weekly luncheon,
. , Mnhackcmo. beginning tomorrow.
“a HH- npvnlm: 3“”‘90'5 0f the “in- ,thc month of November.
"r; the “I?“ Norwzl‘k eon starts as usual at
“max" afternoon, 8 and the members of the club are
A. 'l‘uttic. delivered the. bottle speakers of the day. Mayor‘
hold its
12:15 o'clock t
, >‘l‘.|‘tllll
iuql
ill-llrut'
.
.. Il‘i.
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'principni speakers of the day.
Harris 8: Guns. That's all.
That's all.
" —-—Harrin & Bans.
i'nndoo, son of Judge‘and Mrs.
took special
the South Norwaik Boat Club at the
.lh Candeo. .
ilhllll) honors duringvhis "‘35)“ Club housc this evening at which last evening by eleven couples, during 9‘ (5019“,3‘1“ typhoxd. :I‘he 531110—
.». scar at Yale College. New Haven- timv considerable business will be the course of which the home of each .Va,’ occupies a place 0f lmva’WG
second only to that of the dean m
d received in Norwalk
‘Many friends of Mark are“ ex-
hrought up for action.
iof applications fo‘r me-
to iu- acted upon. 2\ good
M talc-:rlwctmi and Sis-ward James Cook-
'l‘hc Hospital \Vllist Club will hold
—~2‘lc a day for ten months n'
m—ty at the Nor- v 3
for a Hoover cleaner- nt. Donnell)"
Free demonstration.
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'l‘ho opcrntors' ilf‘f‘hSOS of Louis l-‘o—
rino ol‘ 1?“. Leonard street. and Jesse S.
a
starting" at l o'clock. All.
who cxpoct to ntil‘nd. :lrc rr~-'
ll-i to notify tho hostess. Mrs. H.
than Thursday
where o. Witch's Frolic was enjoyed,
some of the guests being in costume.
and most or them masked.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Christophcr
Clee,
with a party for a. number of her
young friends.
at the Hotel sung, and dancing was enjoyed. John
for Tony
The lunch—ltneot was called upon for a contribu-
to and much amusement was caused by
the contributions or some or
iCalvln L. Barton will be one or the w
guests who numbered about 30, and
the party broke up at. a late hour.
and a number was visited. a. course in the dinner
mbcrship are being served at each home. The din—
attendance nor started at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Ricci on Newtown avenue.
tasty and following the course there. the
party proceeded by automobile to the
home of an. and Mrs. Harold Baldwin
on Arch street.
3 during the course of tho evening wore
5_ v Mr. and
Mrs. Duncan Frizzeil,
Frank
SJCIAL NO'IL'S
WITCEES FROLIC ENJOYED
A number of friends gathered at the
ome of Mr. and Mrs. George Nightin—
ale. 130 Main street. last evening.
._.._.__..—.
At the some time. Lillian Cleo. '
. “Tchai”——the “oi” as in aisle—is
what the Russian calls' the beverage
that makes it renowned as a tea-
thinking country and “tchai” is what
the Rusgian_employes pictured here
are putting into the cardboard con—
tainers, helping to balance the ten-
dollar food packages scnt' far and
wide into Russia .by the American
Relief Administration. .
i. Tea. may not seem an important
item_ on the menu of the hungry
moujik from our standpoint, but in
Russia it is probably the greatest
tontribnting factor in the safeguard-
ing of public health from the perils
celebrated her fifth birthday
Games were played. songs were
furnishing the music. Each
ion to the evening“: entertainment
those
ho were totally unprepared.
A substantial supper was served the
._—-—
A progrenive dinner was enjoyed
the Russian home, and it is the sam-
3ovar .with its boiling water that
guilds guard over that home in the
:war against disease. Tea is the
agent that makes the water palat-
gble, and boiled inter carries no
germs. , -
-, During theiamine in Russia, tea
became an-.increasing scarcity until
American Relief Administration
food packages, which many families
Other places visited
Merritt Ives, M’r. and
Mr. and Mrs.
M rs.
_, RA: FoodPackages T ,.
‘~ 56698"qu t9» Ha’ésiér' Health
Ea,
‘ SP6“ COATS
" : the threats." '
i Ccliure, a fruit merchant. and
family were tossed from their lion‘s
rwhtn tho 9
and broke windows; i
'1 FmTanmcd
-- Cgatn'
7' 391* Every Coatdocasion
. Mr. and Mrs. Ira S. Lockwood
lBrooklrl. N. Y.. are s’pcndiri
iwcek in Norwalk. Scores of fries-33 io
L-l'rubockvrood will be delight
.a severe attack of pnrumronia-
i
bomb wrecked the m
learn that ho has fully recovered {rpm
of the Day
$22.50 . and up
'\
.i
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your horns .
, rags. papers. junk and .
A second-hand goods.
l- have. Price according to them
-. ty of the goods. A square“!
always. ‘, .
, 9311.1? P. mom
' 32 Van Zandt onset; ‘
Second—hand Goods Aways-on In“
$12.98 and up
WW“...
acobY’s
1244 North Main Sis.
. Cough, shortnees cfbreofig.
\ . wheezy breathing. quicldy
The Home of Good'Clothes rev with .
l
i
ativcs in the United States. began
to arrive in large quantities. Each
package contained 120 pounds of
ioodstufis, including three pounds of
tea. The Russian declares that the
A. R. A. “showed good judgment” in
its selection of tea; to fill out the
food package. ,
Because of the necessity of wip-
ing out fan-line’s “aftermath of disa.
ease and undernourishment, the A.
R. A. has announced its intention
to continue child and adult feeding
throughout the approaching. winter.
on a. decreased scale. While the or-
ganization remains 'in Russia the
food remittance business will be
continued. It is believed by direct—
ors of the American Relief Adminis-
tration that the food package, pur-
chasable in America by friends and
relatives, or'by groups interestéd in.
bringing. snccor to the needy in
Russia, is one of the most cfiective.
wcafions with which to combat hunv
gear. The sending of. food packages;
15 not confined’io individuals. gifts
for general relief can be sent
through the Food Remittance system;
by applying to New York headquarq
ters of the American Relief Admim
Sanger. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Earle. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Raymond. were receiving from friends and r615
Listration, .42 Broadway. _. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Frizzcll, Mr. and
Mrs. liussell Frost. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. _
‘ ( \‘ulst Norwnlk sclzuol last evening.
l. M" W," “0t iuicr 'i-‘ox of 3,5 Eliznhvtil street hnvo been i U] H t Th di ind 1
"”"H' isms mndcd. according: to word rcceiv- “ r ur 03’ - 9 nner cone “‘ _, 3 ,.,,, . MM, , , ,
V ‘I-(i {it'rl' \i-HllIY‘I‘JV iii” ”‘1' 70011 lIOilCl‘ iwlth coffee sprVCd at {he home Of )h.‘ :‘hxfl‘. Tu“! .“tn- ”in" thdehs atnd
lm :lruzrmnl of tho obsoirvnncc of , ‘ y, ‘_ . ’ ‘ and Mrs. Eric Harstrom. ”Olin.— lilillloprlnlc .-l.- he Olcdslon
. . ‘ fl, le York Np“. The Blood Li‘” Community. 91“" were unloved. The ILLVOI‘LS were lolly-
?M‘ ””5 O ‘ I ' ili‘ill a most succcsst‘ul "Pcnm- Social" ' . _' .. ...3 . -
,. Hm Iiuriforli Rnlroall, foliow- . __ . ~ ‘ The Misses Hem“ and Margaret P0!)::<llls::0(1,t01€.3n suit hob goblins.
. . , List night in ”lo Broad River chapel. 7 witcnps and illm‘i: S. which were
vwml «'llHlflTli. \l‘lli "mlt =1 num- , , ,. . Pagan of Centre avenue were hostrss- . p .7
. . Thmr: “us :1 good nttendancc. man} 0: ‘ . furnished U}. ,2“: parents of the
inf‘ill irnlns‘ Into and out of . p . .. , on at a dollghtlul Hallowc on party . .
, . .. iiloslv pro-Shut. lining in costume. Dlir- . ' scholars.
work, burrmlwr l. Notion-s in" t‘w- (Whiting Prof F 18‘qu ontor- hold at their home last. night. ’i‘llv _
- ‘nl llhllc. “‘ ' , . ' " ‘ : . ».- . _ M ,
Y . n “05“." informing t e p tainml With piano selcctions. Cakes house was "‘09“ arlnngl d with an .‘iilse 1.3.19...” and Miss listhcr
..li World that will be made by
trains into and out of the city
.r tin» sr-rvice dispenscd with
‘3 -. ‘lmi'nizly. ‘
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“BANNER BAKERY. ’
'l ni‘l‘ i"i",‘{iTll puffs, mnl'lllllrnallow> TOBACCO UNDER ODD “AMES
. :7 i:'l‘l:l :-ml biscuits. We have the‘
4 ‘i"3’;“"’ ""1“" you can buy. .5 Hmn‘l When Herb Was New it Had Various
wore sold. Refreshments Were served
and a gem-ml good time enjoyed.
~Harris 8:. Guns. That’s all.
i3
. in”. Phone 367. 9 ( Appellations, as Also Did the
FOR couonscoms, . ] Potato- .
BRONCHITIB’ ETC" USE i. Anion;r its timusumds of illustrations
S. P C'. “Thite Pine With menthOI on ya...“ in u “'Urk “n ”:9- ”HERON”:
the then still nl-w ilvrlls. “minim. or
llcnimno of Peru." according to the
and £36313?th History of Phillis, (lzllilcrcd ivy .iollni
‘50C. Gerardo. Master in (fhirurgl-rie," and,
first printed in London toward llil.‘ end
. of tho Sixteenth century, was one of
Stillson-Powell Corp.
south Horwalk' V ‘ ioxt. "The pcuplc of Alllcrlca call it
, I’t‘llln; sumo, m Lucile] and Penn. iluve
girl-n it those,- Llllln mmws: Sacra
llcrhu, Snilcm licrhxl. Sllnn Sunclzl In-
~ V. \‘ \‘xyuv- \ In
1" '1’
a. “‘\‘F.‘ ,
_ .7 - airy—.v .v
’ '
i}
‘ l
r .. -.- “m“.ff‘llliili'm'ilmliiiii
3.6 ~31 forum; and othcrs. its Dndnzlnous. call = ._::"‘“ _ _ _, . lh . ,
ML H . it llynscgumm I'orllVllanSJ)!‘ licnbllne a" 3 ~57 . 7 i \ ..
W1 ‘5 of Peru; Nicr'lni‘ts Monllrdlls names. it D; a 2% - » é ‘ ' ~
ff? ii ‘ ’PHIIHCUEI. Oi“ some it is called Nico— ‘ I- 3 '2‘“ .
3.; ,7, i tizlnn.” :1. y. .
‘4} H There was an illustration of another —--—.—... :
{fl [3 plant, also then still nt‘\\’-—l1i€ potato, 23;
{a .‘i "by some called Skfi‘rrcla of Peru. gfn- é'gf/i/
In} 3,. crllliy by us culled Potatus. Cilnsllls :5,
,3, 3! i called ltl Baltntll. Cllmoli‘S. Amotel! 1.23.:
hid it and Ignnmml: in English, potatoes, po-
i” “i tliltns and polzldoa. The lndinns do
:3" v call this plant pappns." The potatus,
1.3,. u the hook informed the render. was to
Ik‘ U ;he eaten "toasted in tile embers and _
134 a. ur ay ‘6 ' SODped in wine." It wns also made:
{/3 (I into conserves “no lasso toothsome,
l5.) .‘ wholesome and daintle than the flesh
EU, 5 of quincos." Its use, how-aver. in Bur- ‘
1‘4.” "3 0011 f gundy—‘there they call them Indian
33C: 3 , artichokes"—-w:ls forbidden. according '
5). (NOV. 4th) ~ ito Banhlne, because it induced lep— ;
L0 3 rosy. The impel potato and the could -.
W] l moo potato were pictured as belonging i
I
C“.
to the some family.
M...
converso at Long Distances. ,
The air is so clear in ~the Arctic
“.7
Interest will be credit-
ed from Nov. lst on
zlll‘money deposited in
this bank before Sat-
“BE
tied on oasily. and aviation: telephone
apparatus, rby
apart.
~.\,-~‘\ln p-..»
a. diva-V. a. 1.”.an n's-“‘\‘\‘
2.9“
.. ”Advertise in the Sannnu.’
lll'day noon.
regions that conversation and be ear-7;
persons two miicsi
.c,
9 .
r We Are" Daily?"
proprinte decorations for tho occasion.
Dancing was enjoyed and dainty re—
freshments scrvvd. Among those pres-
ent were: The Misses Jennie Bodwoli.
'«IHEdS‘lCllf' o: :l lzmu‘ocr
friends from .\‘<~w York. Port Chester.
Now l-tocllcllc. .\nrwulk. Maniaroneck.
Bridgcporl. Nuvark. Greenwich and
htlzoi (:alston, ludith l'uiicl‘. Dorothy Stnmlm‘li. m u “tillOWQ'ell purity, Sun-
mi games wore enjoy—
.\lcl-rzm, Huivn and Margaret li‘agan:
Fred Kellogc. Hurry Bugging“. Chester
\V’clis' Ray Mnikin and Kenneth Fu-,
gall. ‘
v
dd}: Dancing :e
Cd.—-Stnll: for-.1 Advocate.
with Messrs.
Roth. togcihcr
This attornoon’at the parish house.
the- Ladics' L’cnevolent association of
the.- First Congregational church of
Norwalk has as its guest Mls. Hubert
C. Hurring of New York citi’. presi-
dwnt of tho Congregational \‘Vomen's
Home Missionary F‘cdcratlon. Mrs“
Honing will talk on “The Modern
Missionary \Voman."
weclt—l-nd in Nrw Earl:
tendcd the tilclere
lowli’l‘ll party.
“\tortnim‘d
{down
A Hallowc'cn party was held sit the
oi.’
The Misses ‘Iiiiflfl‘l Stun and Hormina
Nat
Novas. Hurry 'i'drlin, Don Novas, Al
Joel and Irving Alexander, spent. the
city. where
illcy joint-d n llvrty of friends and at
and held :2. Hal-
Miss Ruth McMahon of Crcsccnt
a_ number of
as; Rigging, the Occasion
”all...” Halloween party.
There were appropriate decorations
and refreshments and a fine time was
enjoyed by'ali the guests.
W
Fish‘s‘ "Smoke Screen."
-Tllo llrtstclls. n drop-son prawn, has
a method» of lightin: that. gives the
npnonrlmcc of :l lullltiilldt: of smoke
rings. \Yllcn oxt-liwi by tile) newness
of on on my tho :1? I! cjerts rcspin
ntol‘y watcr in tiny semirls and into
this strcam the Izlcil'nrln is forced
from clllllltiiss glands «liming into
the slalom lino. (lllflfi. As the
chclllicnls romhfno puffy clouds of
luminescent pill-titties: limitin the sea.
This is the “smoke sci-cell" provided
by nature. The Silef'fl‘fi of luminous
fish. called “piloiobiopilrum” has a
(lilllnlcl- system ill' in inside (‘llalllllei‘
and burns continuousi.‘. \Vilrn the
(fish n-lsilcs to shut nit til? light, he
causcs :l‘ black piglllonied curtain in
rdido down ovor tile light coll open-
in: like an eyelid. The light organ
preserves its Illlllinescence even when
removed and is used by fisiwrmcn of
tile‘lslands of Bllllda. aliout‘SOO miles
Southeast of tile 'i'llllippimts, as bait
1
ll.
bf:
it,
ill
,li
for our customers, and in new
every‘instancev arec'able to reeo ,
imend changes that increase-1h
So. Norwaik :3. [.
Savings 4”
Bank
Open Monday m“.
BEEBBEBEEBE
an
1.:
{53919
La
holder. “May, we examineriyour 7
studying lists of securityjoldingor
. income, maintain "the securityii
Fond give a cashe‘profitgto .thc
for night fishing.
Pretty Burmese Belief.
The Burbanse believe that the soul
takes til: form of a butterfly and
7 leaves us while wc sleep, and that the
story of its roaming is the stud of
w hell“ dremns are made. _
Don’t keep money
or valuables around
your hougg, office "or
on your person. ”It’s
dangerous: Rent; a '
Box in Our Gilbralter—
. _ like vault for the safe
keeping of your valu— 1'
ables. ' I ‘
A few Boxes avail-f? j
able. right now. sat:
ings account, choc -1“:
ing . account. 7 8 ' 7
,‘
bet-ts for reckless driving and
. sonoi Mr. and Mrs. John
) .
....._i'.._
p:
OPERATED nomnoyom;
' “'ITBOU’I‘ mousse.
, , ,
Arrested by Patrolman John R0;
for:
operating a motor vehicie~ without a.
license. Garvin Cavanagh, 14-ycgr old
Cavanagh
of the Old Saugatuck Road, East Nor-
walk. was released - this morning
pending an investigation of his case by‘
the probation emcer.
Young Covanagh’, who said at po-
lice headquarters . last night that he
had driven cars for some» time, struck
an automobile owned by Frederick
Oisén. of. 48 Cove avenue, on liberty
Square, '- near the Canevarl store,“
damaging the ear to some extent ‘ i
i
‘ VOTE FOR
' GAPTARN _ “v
Edward C.Gin.t
Regular Democratic W
. FOR SHERIFF
FAIRFIELD COUNTY .
A REAL POLICE 3x13601133
Secrenry Chief of Felice Mn,
c' “51;! and Rho-dc island
NTERCEPTED"
i
:GIRL l
BLACKHAND LE1 IERS.
i
l CHICAGO, Nov. I.—“Biackband" .
lletters meant nothing in .the young
Mile of Josephine Collure, fonrteen-‘
”rear-old High School girl, but t e
g members of the Collure family, inclu -
4 ing Josephine, had the shock of their
ilives, early today. when a, bomb
wrecked their home. Josephine had
intercepted several letters addressed
1 to herl‘ather and demanding sums of
$3500 and $1,000, which she destroyed.
“Papa and mama can't read Eng—
v
. Private Detective 2x3
"'7 Chiefcf Pollu- or as, ‘
Vlish, anyway.” Josephine said. “I
didn’t think anything would come of VOTE
'IT’S ALL FOR YOU
Prices have been lowered to get you to become a customer.
The saving is an immediate' benefit, while the
_ ‘ splendid: .
quality Will prove a lions-fit ot’ lasting satisfaction. " . _
SOUTH 1:012qu, com.
Home ‘of Educator, Emerson, Johnston 5. Murphy and Cantiiever Shoes
.
i--.d ‘fi’d'l' - an,
VING
',,p»r,~,’ .....
ROOM.
.
BRIGHTEN UP THE
WWWIJMM
A new easy chair for father, a new sewing table for mother, or a.
telephone table for all the family. ‘ ‘
FURNITURE OF EVERfii GRADE FOR‘VEVERY ROOM iN
THE HOUSE.
Raymond (is? Son
. _ FUNERAL DlRECTORS. , ,
ALL 3; HIGH s'rnnnrn ' NORWALE '
,- - — ->—,.- -pp -‘id"fip —.«.r-.4_.',—"a~,"~p—
Onyx Sport Hose
—represeni: style, comfort and durability, and are distill; f '7
tively. the hose for outdoor wear in_ cool weather.
quirement.
Each grade is a superior value at the price marked.
.b va«4A...-J-a..—,v»l—V-,.r‘..,..,a
.viG‘fh‘AA
. ,3. m. so we
if it": Housman” V
i “it's Here
infirm ' mag.
Ash-Cans, _7 Garbage Foils, wash Tubs} Fool: Tobago .
lop Pail "Cola Pails, Shovels, Funnels
Quality has been improved ltohave you remain a customer. ;_ .
CONNEALLY o BRACKE:
Nothing makes the home more attractive than NEW FURNITURE."
\Ve have a Wide variety of attractive patterns and 601$ tr :
’ in 1311 wool, silk and wool, and plated wool, to meet every Virt— E
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