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Keystone Tire 6 98
65 4496 45 Lack. steel 311,9 80%
fl“ 7‘“ 75% Mexican Pete 228% 224% 2:3
n: ns ns Miami Copper 27 26%
”damn“ 22% 22%
.Pac. 19% 19%
5755 55% 66% M°
93
my; 103% 104 . GM_ 94 93
1:23 131 13195 $321.,“ Co_ 1291/, _123 129
589a 5316 58%
41% 411/. 4159 (x)E‘xDiv.1§4.
' lienn Copper 33% 33 ‘ 3:22 street from Louise J. Merritt.
78 ' ,
1‘“ 71% * 6% 30% The usual meeting of Troop No. 6. 1
19% Members of St. Agnes’ Guild of
1:335 123* 1231/. Middle states 12% 12% 12%
)Hudson. 20% 2° ‘15 20%
mg
" 99 f the church on Tuesday even
7‘“ 7° ‘6” 1N. Y. Central 99% 98% 302 gem -
”7‘ 33“ 33% punch. a: H. 30% 2:22 35% '
:3: :2: 33% Nor- PM a: 22% 47% The regular monthly meeting ofctI:c
’ V v 50 -
fl” ‘ 98“ 98% P‘ .2ner Pete. 91% 90% 90% East hot-walk Improxemex;:crn:°n at
u 48% 48% '2: m ' 1, 39% 87% 88% tion will be held Tuesday a J
' A" Pe‘e' 2:30 o'clock -at the home of Mrs. ,
117 117
3% 3% gill: R" Steel S?" 1:315 13% 13% Miss Minnie Kimmich will enter;
54 68% 54 Rey. Conso I 33% 82% 83 tain the members 9! the choir OP
145% 145% 145% Reading I 501,4 49% 60 Christ church at her; home. 19 OsbornI_
38% 38% 38% me? ”Sfiech 55% 54% 55% avenue, ioiiowing choir rehearse .
01* 01% 31% 2:13;! Roebuck 87% 87% 8;: which will also be held there.
75 76 ‘ ' A 93% 32% 9 . I
13:3 1" ”7% mo. feel?“ 38% ' 32% 32% Final plans have been made rointIlIiIe II I I II
4155 ‘0“ 4 - gzncRaal'lway 25% 24%" 2635 annual HalloyienNdangekohzgsItaI to I I I I Mufiler‘I—
o . - _ 214 212 212% ior League 0 t e orw . 1- _ .. .. _ II I
1:32: 1:23: a37 :8 g :11?! 118: 117% ‘117% be held tomorrgy evening at the hex Fatal-d m Dark Grey; OXf i I! a grown
out 1: 13% ’qt mm 30% 29% 323': walk Country club. I .. I I i “I I! .
7 so? ‘ ' 127 125% l —--—- . .~ ., .
3:912 95 A figtbgger 48% 43% 4855 The November meeting of the MzizIII 3...” I . 00 a I
“5‘ 13% 1234‘ Tobacco i’rod. sz‘u 2.23;. 82% flower Hook and Ladder Comma; :III, ,..I.—-—---- _‘__,,.._._ W “6 Sik
5’ 57% 58 'i'n. Ref. Stores 32% 82% 82% be held at the quarters. on unI .aI . _
13° "9 179 l'. s. Realty 83 em 87% street. at 9 o'clock on MondaIa emi— , . I I
14% 14 14% Tu. 8. Rubber 53% 5; 53% inc. November 13th. ,
3256 32? 32% '12 S. Steel 105% 104% 105% . I II I II _ I
92% 91$; 92 xii. S; Steel Pf. 120 12“ in The Modern Grocery Company hflf . I I _ I II
8‘ 34 39 ii't‘ah Copper 63% O3“ 63% Linn-chased. the property at the come. i I I
35 34% 34% Vanadium Steel 39% 38% 33;; 0f East avenue and Rowan street firm: i I I I I I I
52% 51 51"} West. Un. Tel. 113% 112% 1131!; Samuel J. Stewart. and is nowzituoIi'1 I I I
15 14% 14% West. Elec. 61 34 (:1 in in preparing to ope-n another of is . .
21% 21% 21% Tcx. Guli‘ Sui. 663,; 65% 65%. many stores on the property; t . ’ I 14 South Main Street
Helen Brwm. / , i,
The 20th Century—Mildred Bell. Lau-
rel Bell.
Bylaw-"0 Beautiful for Spacious
Skies." ' d‘ is d‘ction
Closing Prayer an ‘ ene i . . ..
Recessionai—é“Faith ”oi! Our Fathom. ,
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Stab I
0 purchased a building site on Fifth
B. S. A.. will be held this evening at
Community Hall.
Christ church will‘ meet at the rectory
Wallace Marvin.
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\Vork is steadily going; forward 021_ 24 ‘vau Street
‘ 1 Wm STREET * EAST NORWALK
CHRIST (‘III’RCH SERVICE.
.mIMREET, 10:30 a. m.—The will be held at Christ church. Eas
1» n3 charc- were most in 69-95(‘11001-
Eh. glin- ranging from 1 to 2 The program is as follows:
. - American Bmelting, Utah and lrroccsaional—"Jcsus Calls L‘s."
.‘. " . each'lnproved a point. with Ilraycr.
firmller gains being noted in Scripture Lesson.
Io‘i’Lend and Butte and Superior. Hymn—no Zion Haste.”
., . Oil of New Jersey. which PAGEANT: ‘
Med up .mriy 2 points. led tho' 3.1.130“ ST. PAl‘L 'I‘() CHRIST
‘tlipward swing In oils. Rail-I” Cinrncu, EAST NURWALK."
, tee were lea- activc. but St: l_p.ul in him. (A. D. M).
Iinfi Southwestern pl‘d. {lilil Rock ' ,1. I H 1 I'immi ii
' each climbed a point in the d“ """"" “ emu" ‘ -c
I in“ Heavy profit taking IlIcomun Soldier. . . . ...I.‘IEiiwurd Diver
I ». at the hi h . lcrtius (the Scribc) ...... Alvin him;
like: it er low-ls. Mexl- “Vn,,,_-u}.~ hi the Good F‘i ht."
Whom dropping one point ‘ ‘5' g
-. in! on of N J . - ii.—lumn Hluler With (main-en o!
" ' . lain n d :3" "59y cancelling Ancient Briton. (A. I). 80).
I . on"; antidgtidetggk’c‘ul-neziil Roman Soldier. . . . . Edward i,)w‘_\'cr
III .3560" hat ni ht'o l . ‘I Briton Childrenr-Garry Magrath, Earl
»» t, g- cosiiig 10“ lirundagc. Charles ‘Voori. Shirley
a.“ i Russell. Fred. Magi-aux. Evine
‘ ’ Erickmn. Helen Farr, Anna. May
m.fining'pl;:t‘;fi:f; Ire; Hawkins. lvis Grundw. Leonard
en. the major part of ltlwbl'ot Robinson, Phyllis Ri‘acken. Mildred
itn upward course under ti: Holley. Eleanor Erickson. Virginia
or a broad demand for r'iilf lilttner. John Hailcnd. GladyLOl-
‘3'“ which advanced I in 'i sen. tern. Bracken. Mary Roberts. ~
' Hvlnn—J'I Think “”1611 I Read.“
.i l large blocks of speculative _ ”do“ ‘mh
‘ .. particularly the coppcrs, "L M 0' ' e. (A- 0‘
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,' 291$?fbgh2efizfizgn‘t’r W'I‘I”: Qui‘cn Hertha. . . . . .Gmcc Furrington
.0! i‘ ulativn mixer: .\l.ii<is _- Louise Hailend, Doris Pcnnoy-
chareln did not fluctuntvzm i-r, Julia (Jark. Alice Tnylcr. Olive
' they did yesterday. but ii‘ish— Erickson. Marion Jones_ Ruth Por-
. . “a COHIDiCuons for H “mm IIter. ; » after witnessing the Brown-Yale same. (I! I . I ' . at
1‘ Points. Red ti ‘ ‘. kin: litholbert. . . . . . . ..Ch:1rlcs Clark Those who went with Rev..Mr. Pootc lig . . , D llar b g I
I t by heavy :Lcorg'in‘iirm; llrsryi-nger ........ Edward Gerhardt were Charles \‘Veterbury. Edward ' That you can save to c on e 0 m
w ,pnl'tl o {the list was offset I): i (Augustine - ~ - _~ - - - - Harry Waterbury Mar. George Roberts and. Harold , ' I 4
» g in othern, causing mm“ OImnxmiIlIln ............ Roger Wood Preston. - . _ I .
a“; before noon. Cull lill‘r‘il‘y; ”Ennis-A“ The Morning Light Is Break—I; Edward How of 15 Tm”. ' . -‘. I I ~ . - re
. per cent. , . - . . . . , , ; I I
. - < , l\l.—(Ttifllhlk of the Church m Amer}. street believe: in fishing de luxe. and , , I . I .1 tmen o
k, E): Illn 80m . ca and East Newark. (”07- showed it yesterday. when he sat in e a! I .
- ll nonword In titeTClhhnngc‘s-e L'ln- T _, 1392). the comfortable QM" of the Eat. ...-- . . - I _ II
‘ m' convey- an mmnumm of he liih Century —-~ Irene Huilend. iNorwaik Yacht club and went fishingi I
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.h term public spirit. nor is hurlc) Roberts.
The 18th Century—rPenrl Clark Ella
Lina lynonym for patriotism. I ‘ l'i‘runlon. Robert White.
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Examined 1885i . _
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I movement or prices Win con-'Norwulk. Sunday evening. The Sun— in; of the Third Ward Republican “all“?
:tt'the opening or today'sIStock day school will preach the sermon in club to be held this 00",“); m Com-
m I'ith speculators for the ad',th° form of '1 pageant, Written 9590‘ munily Hall. . A large attendance is
' film gingl'onvnrd new leaders to ciully for this celebration of the 30th _ - isslt‘vi‘:
‘ . 1. 711' - - . from the sham n b a comm
m“ list. COPDN'. 0" and mersgililm‘flrw“! 0" the starting 0‘ ”‘0 Republican politics and who innyxvisli ”"1"” “('n' other chapters of of human hair. wosen 8d 1190 3
sound or the work going forward lust ‘ I .. L ‘ 7
night could be heard quilc plainly iii "' :e M—
d interesting service times as far as the \\'I;IisliingtorIiIII:rci.-t L
A“ unique an bridge. (1ch to ulmosp cric con I ons. . I I I I rfi . I rt mama! IIIII
t 0mm wm be “mm M ”"3 "W" of the winter season. The mm CHAPTERS or arm“! murmur FROM _ II 31000;? Coma who .
donors will be a mmrade. and any LEAGUE TO BE ENTERTmED HUSH. Hm {place and claimed _$1.='"»I*‘ III
body. that has not yet got. a. subscrip- . AT BO\\'AY'!‘0N. . [e for money he said
‘1 . G. We *3erth &SOns. Inc.‘ ‘ I IIibodYMd I felt tired: and weak most
‘ Store. Dean's entirely rid my of tho .-
the pumping in of till ut Calf Pasture:
Beach. the dredgcr and pumper lie-l " mmak
ing at work all day and night. The,
f" ' N ’ South Norwalk
”0”. “u” get one i‘rom Mr. and Mrs The Epworth League at Rawayton WASHINGTON. Nov. 3.—-—A blanket the wom’an. Fin have hi.c . .
requested and any one llllt‘l‘t‘sil‘d in I II
will entertain our . .
the leorwaii; group at the Rowas‘ton creases of «Polish fogficetasasbeglgdmistrator
lattend this evening. i (in liallowc’cn eveninz‘quite a little M. E. church this eevning at 7:451 received by 3903‘“?de for his effom:cla.im.
—-——-— iiiilllnp‘l' was done in Rowayton, The when the first rally or the fail 3'1}le expression of grail “I in Poland »_______.
SUM" Scho‘” “mm-V “'m h“ 0” (‘iinnnil ballet near the monument re- held. Election of omcera will take towards tamine “2‘3. about nee reei your: Dm'uuisr
69"“1 at Chrifit Chum" 0“ ”9"me" (‘i‘ik‘I‘il a cold both. when some mas. place and four new officers are to be The blanket. wnIc :ridth I! fight
153th. Whvn- at UH“ ““30 3- 1"- 59"”?- qum-mii-rs rolled them into the river. added to the group cabinet. _Dr. \Vil- in length by fOur “1 - is.“ '1 loose - .~ .
that: W1” h“ 1‘ COFDOFXK‘” commumm‘ mmiui-li- Taylor made the boys put iinm H. Kidd. district superintendent. brown in color andconslsib ‘closely Does not keep 13ml...
or former and pl‘t‘St‘ni Sunday school them back. but only two could be re- will be Drmntv A” “ares? will be mesh or coarse woolefi f r: human pound. H? sens i“
officers and inzt‘livrs. win: an :ippro- mwrml. and 'ghp other is .un miss—,gh-en by Rev. Ernest A. larrow. a interwoven with strands I; . - re- During the Iva}, 11.;
priate sermon l:,\'ili(~ rutur. while in mg. The real "an“. office of Missinew resident of Rnwayton. whoJias hair. In “.9 center is a. 951811 "0“ bottles of this vmnlz- ..
the judge of p‘robate yust. 1 I I
had dis“. 1 a... 3.
'to join the organization is \\'t.'iCUillt! lo
the evening ill!) N‘uniin} school will Leila Mm..- was also badly damaged. spent 15 years in the Near EIsLand ”misfit“! a mmrock- . ided ped from tho factory In? i" I' \ :I
vrf‘st'nt a Palm-uni: "How the Church Asidn- from these poor jokes little Russia engaged in \mjwionfll‘y work- Mr. Hoover is said to be undffL achusetts. Thi-ri- iini-W ..
Came to East Norwafli.” damage was» done. definite the un- An invitation is PVien‘led to all the as to what use to make 0‘ the 3" Canada and (mo lz‘. .‘ii- "
‘uauaiiy air-re numbcr of masqueriulcrs ‘ Methodist young people of Westwrt _______——————-—--‘ Lydia 1:. “mm...” \.I.-_. . .
Mrs. S. \V. Kelley of Scasidn place on "omen avenue and other thbr- and Cannondaic. An enjoyable 399““ mmI-ZRED “‘OSILN’S ESTATE- pound has i‘nv :.;i--_--si m « Ix
will entertain the members or the oughfaren. hour will follow the rally. . l .1 dicino for “WW ”3" ’I'iI ' -. ,
W'omen's Auxiliary of Christ church :» .._ . BRYDGEPOR'I‘. NO". 3.73233 1;; day, mrm .i:::l ”fr: “c1112“ .: IIIII ~<
at her home on Thursday afternoon.| Fr” "‘1'” of an To Run". Egg Stains, “fin Northrup was found .931 ing its 11mm. 1,; i. . x 3,11» 1m
on June §, and no one has
Nowmb" 9‘” Th" "gum" “”9"”; Panning was the occupation of more Egg stains on n‘ silk frock can usual- apartments am: ht‘riic. l
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mening'm ”'0 Amman “”3 hm" ..,.._ tliim linlr me Wp‘lltilion of France by- ly be "‘mm'm‘ by rubbing: ”'9‘" with e)" brim {:rgiie?efiogogfgtggpert: harmful .dfinfi1-k-‘1‘1'i‘iu11.. 4.1.x.
tcrday afternoon, when the business ‘i‘ure the World war. common mm? sop, life are. . ”Qty h}. ..n,. ..
meeting. missionary meeting um. 30-. ’ ‘ '
clal hour was held :it the rectory. Mrs.
Robert B. ll. Peotc. wire or the rec-
tor_ bring the hostess.
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Accompanied by four of the olderl .
boys or the parish. Rev. Robe-rt B. B.
ii‘ootc. rector or Christ. Episcopal. ~ ‘
church. left for New Haven this aft- . .
«mean at 2 o'clock to attend the (Rd- . I 1
er 8031' conference there . The party! {I
will return to East Nomlk tomorrow' ~,;
,for [post fish. through a hole in the!
iiio'oring ol' the club. Incidentally. he
laugh: some ‘tlttcen fish and. at the
inmer time, had‘ perfect comfort. R
m OI. ease orI"he who laughs lust.
illumi- beat," as Hog-goon was laughed
etc when he started to fish throughthe '_
jilooring. no one believing that he ‘
wouli be successful in himei‘i’orte.
[(0 WA YTON j ,
William Nesbit, is ill at. Ma home in.
Logan Place. - ’
Win"!
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SATURDAY: SW ‘
‘ in finite; Size heavy
in» Pinhead White. 1 Extra heavy Sport, Hose
keg. value 79c. 49c lteg. value $1.25. I 696
Saturday . .(f . Saturday . . . .
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Reg. value $1. , . .1» ;
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UNION 8171?! II . -Slighltiy‘fuuity. . ,7 » I All colors, 29c val. 10 Pink only, 29c val. 19€
. ; Reg. value 4.9% . 15 . L . 7 _ c d I II
flc- Shhlrdily\....... . C - ISaturciay».......v , Satur a)
.. Short and long sleeves. ._i 4
Reg. value'19c.‘ - »
;. Saturday II.-..‘I.. :7 39c
George Richmond. was home‘t‘rom
his duties at the Null Engineering
Company. on Thursday, due to illness.
; June: Bheelutn. he: been honorably
discharged from the United States
Navy; and is now back in Ramon.
Mr. Sheehnn’i many friends are very
glad to Dec him. ‘
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Reg. vaflue 98c.
Saturday . . .. .
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i Tonight, is. the occasion of the first
i . WORN SERVES . .
, Nervous troubles. with backache,
gdizzy spells. queer pains and irregular
.kidneysrgivé reason to suspect kidney
weakness and to try the remedy that
has helped your»»ncighbors. Ask your’ '
neighbor?
M‘ss. A.’ «rHamilton. 8 Elizabeth
street,~80uthNorwalk. Says: "it acid...
which settled on my kidneys, brought
on innoylng pains in my back. After ,
1 had done a‘day's work. my Bani-g
ochea;dreadmiy. It-became so stiff
and sure. I couldn’t mOvc and every"
tint?! bent, a. sharp, cutting pain-ran .
from one e'nd of my back to the other; ’ ' '
I had a terrible ache all ' over my
4
,m-lav. a}n}n’-'~,’
w: 1-3.1.0-9 ‘~ van-In‘
1
5-K‘
of the time. My ne'w‘es troubled me .
right along. One otmy friends rec-
ommended Donn'eKidney Pillls, so 1 .
got some n; the StillsonePowell Drug
backache and all. the other symptoms
or "kidney trouble." f ,1 ~ »
- one. new dang-a.
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