Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, November 3, 1922 · page 2

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OUTERWEAR !

o sre satisfied that for
.- nudity and workman-
prices cannot. be lower
ours.

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1' Suits .. 32m $6

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BLANKETS

in Cotton snd All Wool.

 

 

alumni: of All Kinds.

DRY GOODS ITORE
Undoi- Mshacksmo Hotel.

South Nomik.

 

Flannel. and Outlng fisnnsi

 

Elli NEWS

 

 

> Vera} days in New York city.

 

 

 

Free demonstrstion.

 

 

W. H. O'llcll. Jr..

the 8. W
yity.

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damn Kohn.

 

 

 

will be Sacred Ilcart devotions at
,==o'clock tonight at the church.

 

--Harris .1; Guns. That’s all.

 

Pith olmnn W'allnce

noyimt the neighbors there.

headquarters.

 

--Full line of
sum Kohn.

 

.Imnudsry. No. 3. K. of 'l‘..

“street. at

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rkelcy Chaptcr. O. E. S

recentl} ncc r mi 11
t position in the bond departnn 11? of;

ark:

Auto Accessories

An anniversary mind mass for thc
repose or the soul of Nicholas Patchcn
Willi be held at 8 o'clock tomorrow
"morning at St. Mary's church. Thorn
‘13”

Satiimis lm «m
titrated a. complaint from Lincoln nu —
11119 last night with regard to boys :m- ! Hz: 1.31.}. ”is; at tho
Ho rc-‘
ported the names of the boys at police

Auto Accessories

A stated conclave of Clinton Com-
is to bc )1»le
this evening at the Asylum. Tlcrkr‘lvw,
7:30 o'clock. Tho. Unit-r
116 t'l'lcd Cross and Knights of Malta
ll be conferred on seven candidntcs,
ism! following lunchr-On will] bc scrvmi 1

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Mr. and Mrs. W. O. O'Dcli and Miss:
Icouncils. O'Dell have returned to their 7
me on East avenue after spending-

 

" --21c a day for ten months paw-
or 3' Hoouar cleaner at Donncliy‘ sl lonul O

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ran canons, cows,
330mm, 31's., USE

and Eucolgptoe
50c.

 

Stillson-Powell Corp.
South Norwulk.

,._ G. White Pine with Menthol

 

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(Nov. 4th)

M"?¥nterest will be credit-

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find from Nov. lst on
all money deposited m
,, this bank before Sat-

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I for-1 : .Vthcrs m: - ting places

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Mr. SIM 18:31:11,th Mill-fl

tryexport. wiliflvosmmm-
in: lecture in Nomllt. Rambo! 8.
on the subject or saluting: Feeding
and Human“. his lawn. will
be illustrated by 6.000 teetrof poultry
film. No admission will be charged for
this lecture. it being run under the
auspices of the Poultry Breeders and
Fanciers of Norwalk.

 

—Hsrrls 41; Guns. That'- on.

 

——Shufelt Brothers are exhibiting
the New Star Touring car at their
salesroom, 201 Washington street. 0r-
dors with deposits, are being- taken

and deliveries will start soon.

 

Mayor Calvin L. Barton is schedulf
cd' to make an oddxcs this evening at
-8 o 'clock at tho Cmored Citizen' 8 Pro-
tectiV'c League. “'aler street. Women
and men are invited. Refreshments

will be served under the direction of t

t‘nn co‘mniittc. \V. 11. Fisher, P. Ma-
so11.F (\ i'owcll. Robert Patterson
C‘. Them: 1m: um: \\'. C. Minton. secre-
tary.

 

~Tl1e Washington Market, at 145
\\ ashington SL, run attractive sales
daily. A trip to the store will save
many a dullm. 'V’V’e solicit thgoppor-
11mm 01‘ serving vou our prices are
conicnsuratc with the quality of meat,
VVhich is the best.

 

——(}nll's‘ncw Jazzbo's at the Arm-
ory. Saturday night.

 

The Western Connectidut Fish and
Gum.- Protcclive Association will be
rcprvsfntvd at a convention of Con-
m-clicul sportsmen called by John \V.
'l‘i'tc.):11l1. 01‘ 111: State Game Commis~

sion, in hc held .'11 Hartford. Novem-
bcr ,1‘“ The gathering has been cull»
wl to discus: V1105:

of saving- money
tlm Stat»: l-s' icclucing to a. mini—
111:1:1l'w tVlnich :xrc presented to
H1 (1-1111 r.1l .\ ss-rtnl 1y rave-r5" two V'e'n‘s
(‘0:.cc1'niivg ‘is?; {:24 game .

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’~ unalitv first—Jutcrnmionnl . Ono.
mp» Fl-“illt'l‘f‘. l-lvlz‘vll‘ill. 56 \‘V'iltor
straw t. South Nom’alk.
~Clxan.hc:1lthful heat. interna-
4" 1 nc-Pipc Hcater. Hegelein

m

llv \(11".VVal-< Radio Assoolntion is
to hold :1 inr'ciillg‘ this ovcning at the
l. H»: rtv $1111: ”‘1‘ store of tho Nam alks’
i-J lit in": company. bust Norwalk. at 8
oclmk. .1t \Vhich timb the charter of
tin-111w organi. .adon will closc Young
1111 :1 and adults interested ..' .radio and
wiillvs t1 lopliom mo imitcd to ioin
thr- nu“ :1ssor-i1tion as chartcr mom—

in rs iVV qppLVing l
. . or mcmh r '
evening. 1. ship th s

 

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“-9112ch lirotlu- -rs

, . arc exhibiting
.ln‘ Now S‘ or Touring car at their
‘ztmsrflonl .‘1-3 \\ ashinr'ton stroct. Or-
1qu s. VViih 11‘ “(hll‘u

1 :111- being takfln
.1111. 1191: Varies .1111 start soon.

 

 

It VVill im :1 mattcr of satisfaction to

Norwalks to how:-

.1. bountiful Colonial church "on he
(.rjw-n. smut-thing “Y can point 011‘
“M1 mimic as bring: thical of our

The wo:‘ t
on this thurch VVill pxolmlm start ch’t
\lrulli in ll. 0 mcantimc (”WV one of
”1- "ONSET! {cation is bus} in im: in holy)
11 ml; V thn prolmlnlc start in March a
'i‘lu- lmlies oi tho
grccnlimml church 1111\1'
bazaar to lur- lrwiil NnV-vmlur 171
.1114 it}. at tho parish homo on tho
(.rcnn. 'i‘ho- proof-ca; or this lmznzn

First Can- I
armng‘cd :11

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Boys tho W! in
cook, on mommnem
evening, mm reported. to the police,
who turned the names over on that pro-
mon amour tot Mn. .

 

-—Full line Sort Hots. O'Brieu's.

.... 2801b.

-—Rouud Steak .....

 

-—Eitrs Fine Sirloin Stesk. 82c 1b.

 

.The Mises Elisabeth Dolcus and
Bertha Hevessey are visiting With rei—
atives in New ,York city for several
days.

—-—Shoulder Steak . . . . . . . . . . 14c lb
“Washington Market

 

 

The Hospital Whist club will have a
dinner and card partggt the Norwalk
:ountry club starting at 7 o'clock this
evening. Mrs. H. C. Sharer is to be
the hostess oi' the evening. ’

 

n—Extra- Fancy Roasting
Chickens 420 lb.

*Washlngton Market

coo-,.‘.oo...

 

A subscription dance is to be held
this eVening at the Rowayton Hose
,House the affair to be in the 23'er of
a. masquerade, ulthough those not de-
siring to wea: costume, can attend in
civilian dress. .

———-——_—-—4

-—Ha.ts renovated at O'Brien's.

 

The Tarlov
street, has been finally transferred ‘to
Hyman Frankel and Abram Spclkc of
Stamford, by Samucx‘J. Stewart. This
was the culmination of :1. (ital which
was told about some time ago by The
Evening Sentinel.

 

-——Fresh Hams .......... .. 27c lb.
”Washington Market
Mrs. Stephen Dokns. Miss Elizabeth
Ilokus and Miss Bertha. Hercsscy at
tended the evening performance of
“Sally, Irene and Mary. " in New York.
yesterday. and in the afternoon at-
tended the performance of
Soak."

 

—~Extra Fine Native Fowl 40c lb.
——\\'ashiugtdn Market

 

WVillirun Sisk, motorman of the onc—
mun trolley car. 2267. struck the
A. B. Bennett at the corncr of tail—
A. B. Bennett at the corner of anil—
road avenue and Monroe street at 8:5“
o‘clock last night. orerturning tho
wagon. Mr. Bennett was uninjurcgi in
the accident. however.

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—Frcsl1 Chopped Beef

 

an easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p. 111.

Thu shilling wind Vcsicnlay VV'.1s
ink-321 by old ficamt‘n to indicato that
coming of 11 strong south eustm‘. Win-11

lance. it is takcu to mean the coming
of a storm by harbormvn. YV-stm-duy
it was possible to see: six large rmiio
towers in the center 01‘ Long island.
this was another indication of ”.1
coming: slm‘ni which Captain "Joe"

:Grccn claims will roach iwrc luiilflilt.

 

——Shoulder Spring Lamb . 180 lb.
~~r-\\'a$hlug£0n Market

——Iiarrls .Q Guns. That's all.

 

.1) go into the lu:il1'. lnz fund. \\ :1th
for: urthu‘ :10 “5 al: out i: i- hit: Luizuur.i
-——_.__.._.

-~\\'nshington
market.

We Are Daily

\ Half mg- lists of security holdings
For our custnmcrs and in mean"
"H‘ly insmn- c are able to locom-
liltllil changes that increase the
ancmnc. inninmin the

profit
cxamine yours

Mariam is :1 homo?

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security,
the

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Maples EciGoldschmidt .

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:1 Wish

May we

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The Best
Union

: about
'thcrc.

 

who works on an
to police hcmiqunrg

“‘illinm Killmr.

0) Sit-r lit-mi. can!»

ii'rs lust night and said that soniconc’

him. on “‘1 on sirt-vi.
was more or less "hair the influ-
\Of liquo: and could not to”
‘Vlii‘rt‘. win-11 1101‘ how hc hm! hm :1 :15:—
nullwl. No irm‘c of his nsmilum
could be found by the police. ‘

.\ complaint was made from the
Sr-V‘uml district Lihinry last night
boys creating a disturbance

h;‘t1i“:1ss:1ultrcl
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NOTICE.

Moran's Restaurant will open for'

 

 

business. Saturday morning. at 13"
\i’adliiuzion Hrcel.
——-\0TI(‘E.

A special meeting of Pride of Court
.\‘ .11r.1k Circlc \‘o. sol. Companions of

l'orcsi. will he held this evening 91;;

(“1-035 St” * Norwnlk. at 8:15 o clock. to ,

the home of Mrs W'tflter maker.

take action on death 0: Companion
Mls Elia. Cases 4
MRS. MARY O'N‘Em ,, -
Ch'iet Companion.

—Wa.s mm Market

"Washington Market

block, on “’ashington‘

.. 12' ac lb.t
-—\Vashington Market

--Buy your Victroxs st Donnelly's'

[out in warm After several days
hills
wooded
the chi!-

it is possiblc' to sec for along: dis-4

 

 
 

‘ rhesus — ‘NORWALKV

 

 

 

 

WAGENHALS AND KEM
’ Prosent

Avery Hopwood

 

 

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SPEAKING STAGE.

- FRIDAY Emma, ;
NOVEMBER 10th

The World’s Greatest Mystery out

 

' By Mary 11on anehart. a’m’d ‘

One You in Chicago, Two"sz in
New York, One Year in London.

LAUGHS.
THRILLs

T H E - M 0 S T SENSATIONAL
SUCCESS iN THE HISRTOY
OF THE ENGLiSH-

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PRICES—
EVE,

 

$2.00. $1.50. 31.00, sec.

 

 

 

1
BOYS. FOUND IN

 

CAIRO ILI... N ov

 

:11 mo been returned
after llVinz in a forest
definite period like their
ancestors.

The ma boys were caught
thickly wooded hills of
County after a
sheriffs posseo. .Tlfc
dressed in rags and
speak fought like little
nm‘tinst being captured.

for

YO

and biting members of the posse

gfore their crildish strength
succumbed.

i Their existence was

’pniroling the wooded
struck into the deeply
tion and caught sight ”of
(1117-11.

The youngsters (led at
pronch of the posse. one
:1. tree with the ability of n.
and curb chattnring to
in monosyliables.

“'ho they are and how
have lwcn living in
like fashion has not boon
(’tl.
stand VV'lxcn they
and wore naively
ilizcd clothing and food.
lwcn substnining on wild
fort-st animals which they
‘snd nto raw. '

interested

 

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——N(YI'I(‘F:.“

.Snuth Nor-walk Railroad

bridge will be closed for repairs.

111.. November until 5 a.

\‘cmbcr 6th."

5111,

Vvoons, LIKE arias
3—-Two small
“The Old boys. about eight and ten years old.
to civilization

prehistoric
long chase by
unabic

scratching

first-disgpvcn

‘cd by woman who noticed them
while“ Walking tin-ouch the 'forest. .
She notii‘icd tre sheriff and he set

lilo
climbing

each

long
this caveman-
asccrtain»
The boys wcrc unable. to
were spoken

They
roots

if. L.‘ HAV'YES. Agent.

an in-:

in the
Pulaski
a
ungsters
to
Wildcats

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of
they
sec-

ap-

monkey
other

they

under

to
civ-
hurl
and
caugh?

in

25 $30

x-dx0

Ulsters: Box Coats; Chesterfields waxy-cl.
that will make this store the talk of th town 1

Draw-
6 a.
111.. ‘ No-

 

VOTE

 

VOTE

 

' VOTE FOR

CARA”!

Conrmuicuc a? .i {Khakis
ConsuH: at 22.

 

VOTE FOR HIM

Edward C. Gintv,

Mutu- Democratic Nominee

F OR SHERIFF
FAIRFTELD COUNTY
A REAL POLECE EXECUTIVE
Six years Srcrctary Chi t of Poi'irc Mékso‘ n,

Chief of Police at 26
Deputy Shem} a! 43. Punt: Detrcfiu: at (5

Stands for Better Jail Conditions

 

 

 

 

MRS. MARY STEEGML’LLER.
Flotsam Secretary.

VOTE

 

 

 

The best kind of a ”
Union is one Where' ev-
ery, member of .il: is?
minding his own busi-il»
ness and helping every .
other member to sue-‘1
of Union this bank 13, a
Union of all med;
.to prosper and assist
others to prospem '

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

10 toga A. 111.,‘2

Friday Evening, 7 to 9.

ax Payers

$101th file their lists before noon, Saturday, Novem-
{ber 4,1922 to avoid 10 per cent. penalty. -

Assembly Hall, 1st District, City Hall, 236 District,

to 4:30 3P..M.

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fize '333L93’~S.35_
‘3 v ,3ng an H}

VOTE Lyndon”, .
'Tnusuai . d1 ivi
fact 5

 

 

 

Here’s a Surprise for
A Fine ASsortment of Overcoats
Just When You Need One at

Y es, Sir, a w‘Vlrorth—VVhile saVing. Nos 192 .. 3‘1‘132‘69
stvic of Coat that's

1 adapt; .tion to co ilar or cuff or skirt ii‘n

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

$35

3313 L

Big Belted Ulstel

Imported Cloth Coo:
3th Full Fur i rimmings

to $79. 50

11‘.

air V weave and color give the: :

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SPECIAL LOT OF GOOD COATS-

$12.98 to $25»

 

 

 

GWS’ COATS
$598 to. $25

Aga4tol6.

 

n—r

 

 
 

BOYS’ O’COATS
$7.98 to $25

rAges‘ 3 to 18.

 

 

 

 

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S: Fla
good. - Valor;

w." 2;.

km.

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these COS-33 are striku;

€11. ality. The furs are 0: .-

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kins in the .-.ost approved cuttino' -

 

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