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110 108% 108% Moilcan Pete 22595 21.‘ 2225‘.
129 12755 128 Miami Copper 27% _ 27 27
«I: Com. 22% 22% 32 Middle States 12% . 12% 12%
59 57% 59 ”(0. Pac. ’ 19% 19% 19%
75% 75% 75% Hudson 20% .zoa 29%
am 38%. 33% N. Y. Central 99 98% ' 98%
125 124% 124% N.Y..N.IH. & H. 30% 29%. 29%
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it 01113 ' 51% 6’03" 61% Pullman Co. 1291.4. 123% 12ng
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54% 53 53 Ray. Consol. 13% 13% 13in
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4 novelty dancing. Inger-son's Jazz Or-
EAST NORWA [‘K chestra. .will furnish music.
1“” customary meeting 0‘ Troop The stage is all set for the Grand
Republican Rally. this evening. in
the Center School Auditorium. Every-
body is invited to the rally, whether
ill-pnblican or homoerotic. The fol-
lowlnc Speakers, will be present: Hon-
ornblc- Seiluyll-r C. hierritt. Frank E.
Henley. Candidate for Attorney Gen-
eral. G. Haroldflilputrlc. State Treas-
llrvr. Honorable' I-‘rodcrick M. Sni-
lnon. Candidate for Comptroller, Mrs.
Marion Cnmpbcllo. Sheriff I’case. and
John H. llehrc. Candidate for Sena-
Elie. C. B. S. A.. wan held last evening.
j at Community Hall.
Rehearsal of music was held last.
‘ . «coins at the meeting of the choir of
Christ church. at the home of Minn
Hinnie Kimmich. 19 Osborne avenue.
Mrs. Jennlc_Stocking or East Nor-
troll: is driving a. new Chevrolet tour-
‘lng car, the first of the new model
superiors.
53“,” _ . ..._—- tor. Kcarnoy's llrasa Band of Stam-
J. Premru & Hon hm“. mm...) mm.- [only will furnish the music The
auto painting and lime body building "“""‘"g “1” Mario M S ”NON“
cstublishment to their new location.
on Merritt place, Second district. from
[80 WA YTOJ
their former quarto-rs. Svavit-w alve-
lue and Liberty Square. !
—-—--——- . Miss Grace Iilrdsall of New York. a.
The Liberty Square Storc of the former resident of Dark-ll.
cpl-lit a
low (lll}S last \u-elt as guest oi" Mr.
{1nd Mrs. Fred Merriilcld. ltowuyton
Fvenue.
Norwulks' Electric Company has been
closed. the store and ith conto-nts hav-
dng been moved ovcr to the Second
district store. located at 11 North Main
street. where {aynor \Vcrmc. the .. ’ . .
‘mnager, intends to carry on the en- sl _l h: 1‘0““5‘0" Drum CORN twenty-
.lite business. ‘ "em" ““8 been engaged to fur-
nish music for n political rally in Dar-
icn on Monday evening. The corps
will also furnish music in Ncrwuik for
the Armistice Day celebration.
.Hrs. C. D. Hodgemnn and Miss Dor-
othy Howell of the Intermediate and
J primary departments of the Sunday
l“? school of the East avenue M. E.
church returned yesterdaiy‘ from at-
Unding the Sunday school convention
h Torrlngton. on Wednesday. Thurs-
5, in ad Friday of this week.
Thrcc acres of property at the cor-
ner of’ Scribner and Count-cticut sveo
rules have been sold by Segul & Sachs
to Samuel J. Stewart. who in turn has
conveyed them to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
lt‘cstu. .‘dr. and Mrs. Fests have taken
up their residence thcn‘.
l
Two East Norwalk residents have
“fired patents on articles which
paid prove to be money makers.
ml: the past week. They are J.
Mic Banks of 42 Fifth street. who
_ secured a patent on a lid support.
m3 C. Craw of 9 Osborne avenue
shticcured a patent on an automobile
flea alarm. which is attached to the
- n obile.
The concrete bridge on Brookside
avenue at the Norwalk-Darien line,
known as the. Red Mill Bridge. is
now completed with the exception of
the hand rail. The
men are. now gradng the road to the
new bridge. The hand rolls are ex-
pected very shortly. Daniel F.‘
, '1' .
flier. Mr. Bray will occupy the pul-; oomey’ or Norwalk, built the ”flag“:
(it. at the East avenue M. E. church. The social . '
tomorrow morning and evening. in oillcially opencdseltzn 2:21:31: ‘12:“:
; of the Rev. R. Irving Watkins.;thc first of a series of subscri tien
‘13., who recently resigned because‘dances was held in the . Row:ng
. _. fill health and who has returned to H050 House. The dance was lar 1
”afar-mar home in Merlden. Rev.'uttcndcd, and a line time-was h dgeby
“‘33:” will occupy the pulpit for the .8." present. The dance was aam‘uy‘
m few Sundays until a new minls- (month. and prizes were given for th-
can be secured to succeed Dr. Wat- 1105'» costumes. The dance was iii
charge of Mr. and Mrs.-8idney Bell
" - ' Last 5“” the young people were given
; Philip Ii. Fielding was elected pres- manY 8 good time by attending the
P - ; Ellis Howard. secretary. and dances. and it is ho se
Burr Beach. treasurer. of the Third ‘morc this season.
._ Republican club. which met for
min-(ion last night at Community Rown-won Methodist church H n
‘ l. The appointment of a vice- Sonnel‘t. Danton—There is no brighter
:dent. which will be a. woman. was' promise Cheering the world on toda .
Wto President Fielding. who will than that 0' the Christian church and
unce the appointment at 0. late Chmmn mlwonary enterprise. The
. It was also voted‘YRnt an exec- °°mm3nd 0! our Lord and Christ to
We committee of fifteen. including. his dump!“ "To 80 into all the world'
.’-oi'ficers. be appointed, and this and 9'9“"! "*0 Gospel to every creat-'
gill also be announced later. It was "N"? ‘9 m0"? and more filling the
- . - that the annual dues of the club world With “item-‘3‘: and lofty ideals.
.1 a. year. and this was unanl- wm‘ ”“5 “1 mind let us commemor-
. y seceptcd. Last year the year- ate Armistice Day. Sunday. Nov. 12th.
“cues proposition was voted down. There should be a. response in the
"to the opposition of a. row whoihpart 0‘ 8“ our Peoria and friends.
‘wnd to run things to suit them-’ Sunday: Morning worship at 10:30.
3nd who were partially success- and evening at 7:30- Sunday 5611001
. ‘Jislr efforts. Plans for active , “t "00“‘12 o’clock. 011d EDWOI‘U!
“one polls on Tuesday next and . League srevice in the evening at 6:45.
‘ . n to bring victory to the . A Cordial invitation is extended to all
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& NOROTON
nutritional are today making:
'ior their rally on Monday;
" WILTON
The Democratic rally 'held in the
Town Hall. \Vilton. Thursday even-
force of work- i
l
per! to have manygand for the Welfare oi' the town. an.
‘appreciated same. as they discarded
.. it ranks re discussed and "Nate services. Mid-Week prayer and ‘
. . M nigh ‘ D'rziml service. Thursday. at 7:30’
oclock. Do not miss this service.
Farmer
!
«‘By Thornton W
. . 3M,»
7 Wm
‘Lv
ft
no mo m, ” M"
.. c.
was in tho ' '
opening tho
0 .
Psi-nor Brown's'lq
bsbit of once “if s will 0 _
henysrd guts sud letting his hens ,
out to sun sbout the burnysrd. It
gsvc then exercise which they used-
. He did this one morning short!
after be sad the young go: bulbs-l w
cons friends. It was the first time
the youn Fox Ind seen those hens
since he sd been s prisoner. You
know, it was thou very bsuscwho bod
csused him all the trouble he had
been in. Had it not. been for them
hcvoulduotnowbeup not. M
He' knew now wrist s hen tss
like. for you remember tint nether
Pas: had bros t him on in the night
shortly utter e wss.msde a prisoner.
So now in us even more inter.
"' in those bi birds also he bud been.
when be at so. Forum:
Brofn'u Boy bud brought him many
'dsiutiss' to est, but u freshly killed
hon Mhot boos uuoug thugs. So as
be mind these buss running about
A I
o‘o:0;0,7;,-
. o '
o
bl
’..::‘x v.
“Suchstupid creatures.” said the
young Fox to hm elf
the Mutual than was the some
eagerness in his eyes thst there used
to be when he was hunting for his
own food. -
For the time being he forgot that
he was s prisoner. Crouching close
to the ground he slowly crept towsrd
the poorest. hen. Very, very core-
fully he moved. I! the hen looked
up be reusined motionless. His u
burned with eagerness. Little th 11:
of excitement run oil over him. His
mouth watered. Then he felt s gen-
tle tug st his neck us he rcsched the
code! the ehsin and remembered.
Such s bitter. bitter disappoint-
ment! He got to his feet and With
hood sud toil bulging low. trotted
back to his little house and disap-
peared insids. He was “busted. Yes
sir. he was sshsmed, sud he looked
it.’ He wssn’t ssh-med of having
tried to estch one of those hens. Oh.
my. pal Be m ssh-med of being I
prisoner. He couldn't best to have
those hens see him I prisoner. So he
crept inside his house. where he
couldn't be seen, snd tried to forget
those hens.
But forgetting wasn't essy. ln
(set. it was impossible. You see. he
could he" them cluckiug end scrutch-
ing, and so long us be lieu-d them he
simpl couldn't forget them. _After»
s while he ehsnged his osition so
thst he could look out 0 his door-
wsy without himself being seen.
There for u long time he lay with
his chin on his little blsck paws.
watching those hens us they walked
or run about. looking for worms nnd
any sersps of food they night find.
“Such stupid creatures! slid the
soon: Fox to himself. "They bursu't
in!
only I were free.
in trouble.
to low he is.
sense tbsrl those stupid hens.
how I would like one of M for din-
, n
it was then thst' he noticed that
some of those hens were coming neur-
er, and s sudden thought
Perhsps if he
might come neu-
could spring out
Once moss esgerness
took possession of him, and he made ‘
out should there be
his hcsd.
sight one of th
enough so the:
and cstch her.
ready to spring
the last. ehsnce.
But the hens
enough.
food.
ground.
meet her sud ‘then
sround that
his own 9
csmc to him.
The next story:
Catches} “Dinner."
sense at til.
‘i';
”so.
y piste
it would be no
trouble st nil to catch one of then it
There‘s thst you '
rooster whose voice led me into 1] .
What a vain, boutful
Yet he hun't any more
Perhaps if there wsi
food in (but piste those hens would
come to get it.
NY!
topped int!
ept out of
didn‘t come nest
They csme slmost within
reach. but not quite. and the young
Fox was wise enough not to take
the chance of frightening them.
He remained motionless, but never
for an lustsnt did he take his eyes
from those big. stupid-looking birds.
Wsuhipg them so closely. he soon
discovered list they were looking for
He saw Mrs. Brown come out
and put a psnful of scraps on the
He saw those hens rush to
greedily crowd
He looked over st
and an idea
(Copyright. 192:. by’T. W. Burgess)
“The Young For
Following Mr. McNeil-3' departure.
Mrs. Col. Guy Howard. chairwoman of
the meeting. introduced the Hon. \V.
R. Palmer. who warmed up at once.
and. in a. very few moments. he had,
his hearers in a rour'of laughter. Mm
of his audience by relating sexcrul
stories. which were very appropriate.
and very clearly brought out the main
points of his remarks. It was an un-
usual occurrence to see '1 audience.
that nearly liflgd the hall to its cops-
city. remnln’ perfectly quiet. and. pay-
ing the closest attention to the speak-
cr. for one hour and fifteen minutes.
and. later. see a. large number from
both parties go forward and congratu-
late the speaker on his eloquent ad-
dress. Mr. Palmer, without doubt. is
the most able sponsor that Wilton
people have had the pleasure of hear-
ing for many a year. '
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o
the
Following Mr. Palmer. Mrs. Howard
said she took great pleasure in intro-v.
ducing the-last. but not least. SDeW‘nm wedding
Goshen Methodist dim-ch for forth.
five years occurred when Mindeli A.
y 0. Hathaway were
of the evening. a Wilton boy. who had
been honored with the nomination for
.Stato senator. \V. K. J. Hubbcll of
\Vilton. Born in Nor-walk ‘a. little.
more. than fifty years ago. a. resident'
of Wilton for fifty years. identified
himself with everything that was good
-uili
ext-naval service man. and one who is
honored and most highly respected by
every one who knows him. Not» since
1868 has Wilton had the honor of hav-
us one of her sons nominated for
tate senator until this year. Sixty-
four years ago the town was so hon-
ored in having Squire Charles Marvin
nominated. and the people of Wilton
all party affiliations. worked together
‘and sent the squire to the Senate. and
some say history will repeat itself this
i
ins; was one of the, largest and most
successful ever held in Wilton, and.
had it not rained ju’st ns’pe'oplc were
about to leave home, it. would'have
been impossible for all to get in. The
hall was decorated with flags. pictures
and flowers. making it very attractive.
Archibald McXcil was the-first speak-
er. hutunfortunntely he could only
make a short address. ashe had three
.. of enthusiastic Republicans
. ~ Chant-Governor and can-
,GoVei-nor Alfred E. Temple-
n-ivsl yesterday afternoon.
. .. q spoke a few words to
assemblage at the Town
.15.
. Improvement Associa-
.u.
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' FIRST
Cross and Hawle
The previous
fall. if the people of Wilton show the
same public spirit. pride and self-in-
terest in their fellow townsman
shown by our ancestors over a half‘
century ago.
(18
,Pnlmcr'soon gained the full attention NO DAMAGE A“'ARD
[V DEATH OF GIRL
’ directed Vcrdict
fondant we: rctllrncd by
Judge
afternoon in the case of Julius ‘
rich. administrator of the estate of A.
his daughter. late of Stamford against Schools.
the Sew Haven railroad.
was killed by n jitney at the Stamford an added instruction in Eugenics by
railroad station. The. court found that high School deans. he said.
WORKINBGIRLS l
108K HERE;
MWMLmsWfiiuCou-
A Von":
accident
led.
court
do-
in
the
lury
for
a.
u.-
WY, NOVEMBER 4, 1922.
O" “as"..-
KING NEED
» .
'A poor range runs air-it}
smoothly in the ordinary 131.1.“
as a solid tire automobile a...“
the. ordinary road. A well lull:
range like the STAMFORD 1...
an elegance that Sl‘l'l‘PS as a slam
shock-absorber in family life. in
addition to running Flle'OIlllf ‘n
’ _ self. I t
BOYS “NED FOB
HALLO‘VE'EN FRANK to mixed classes or
\VILTON. Nov. Ate—Four boys
insider axe were
guilty and fined last night
tlce George W. Ogden.
of a Hallowe'e-n prank. It was
leged that they stole 9. Billy
and a. goose owned." by
the Ernest; Rusdoc. carried them
mile or more and locked them. up
the Bold Hill schoolhouse. It
charged that the goat chewed
some of the school books and
other damages. Thé.parents of
boys paid the fines.
by, J
MEN SHOULD HAVE CLEAN
CHIC AGO.
will be advised to demand
happened on private
property and that the girl was in fact.
a trespasser and had no claim for
daningcs.
WEDDING lid 45
YEARS HELD iN 0H
BRATTLEBORO,‘Vt.. Nov. 4.—'—'i‘hu
to take place
upon
in the
marriage occurred
when Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sessions.
aunt and uncle of the bride.
married thcre forty-five years ago.
COURT 0. K's WEDDING
The girll
were
OF BRIDE 15, MOON-17
the bridegroom
IT’S ALL FOR YOU
Prices have’bocn lowered to get' you to become a. customer.
.. Quailty has been improved to have you’remu'm :9: customer..; _
_The savmg is on immediate .llencfit. whilewihe Vsp'léhéid.
quellty W111 prove a benefit of lasting satisfaction.
, CONNEAL LY o BKAC
sou-m sonwux, 001m. " ,l ‘_ .. .
Home at Educator, Emerson, Johnstoaag,Murpbyfisngficgntilcvcr Shots,
ls Arthur S.
In.
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Sugar . ...._..»..'..."...
E ‘ r. .- dance on “'ednesday
' Member 8th. While their
owed a big success. judg-
New that is being dig- .
thimwesgru event, it blag
m the Heights
The dance will be
I] “High“. mam,“
. 2111 Bonanza coal men's
ohmilrcmonts to fulfill in Bridcebort
later in the evening. but what he had
time to say was 7 '
vincing manner. His romar ' '
coal situationof the countryvtgegenvth'e
enlightening to his audience. album
her being .morc thnuiinterestcdhhuv
said in a'most con- .
fl .
ing spent several years throughoutthee
Evaporated Mluga' an; 25: f :3
.._. ] shredded? Monti. :. _ -' ‘
999““ Page“
Mun} Corn. can
WESTFIELD, Mass, Nov. L—fi‘hli
city boasts of the youngest married
couple in Western Masssohustts and
possibly in the State. The combined.
years of the couple who have just
been married are only 38. The bride
is dBelvidera T. Lax-row,‘aged fifteen
an
Hucklns. aged seventeen. ll‘hey were
ganged by special consent of Probate
. o .
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‘other attire-merit
Mortensen. Superintendent
The new ruling will carry with
Nb
Angevine’ Fur niture C0.
-6 North Main Street,
of
tried anl. Iound
“8-
” 3. N81)".
al-
goat
Representa-
a.
in
is
“9
did
the
BILL OF HEALTIL
Nov. l—Eve‘ry High
School girl who reaches a. graduating
class in the _Chics.go public schools
a cer-
yesterdayOtiticute of clean health from the man
l'l- she proposes to wed. according 0 Peter
of
it
in-
eel-mg Her Troubles, Which
—MbecJustLichosrs“
slimmesmsptto
hsm‘ 's vegetable Compomd.
Laro'lm‘ll'ering from such
i
what it didlfor her. Give
3*
pARE’TO GWEXQU
sc inns. Men-"I had troublesfiist
one woman tells an-
of Lydia E. Pink -
You who work must. keep yourself
strong and well. You can’t workif on
baubles. ‘
rs.
. 7 couldn’t. She tried our vegeta-
ble Compound and her letter tells, you ,
LydiaEgPink. .
item’s Vegeublo'Oompound‘ a fair. trial
South Nonl'alk
structlon on sex matters will bc given George H. voshurgh,
in the lower Mather. who was «i
grades. the superintendent added. lowayton in a wagon
run across the road
his gun shot and kilb .i
SQI'IRILEL 451101711111 FIXED
Aged ”Mercifully" Put
The nalives Hf Ayull
miles west of Bering >1“. 7, .;
know their own ages—ll:
old people as an act of me
Graham Mather. who was arrested
yesterday by Game \Varden \Vilbur
Smith for shooting a gray squirrel.
Was lined $10 and Eosts in the down-
town court this morning ‘by Judge;
i
y.
The Winter ,lssue of the
Telephone
Directory
(Bridgeport District) _
Goes to Press
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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 11, 1922
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