' .bfinc congratulated by — his many . .
cr Men. Warrior! and 35W “ arr-gown. Mr. Fitch'».cclebratcd his - ~ * i
‘33:“ “1‘91de mfiny- ‘ 11:1:um the Newest ‘ r '5
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E. . K. BANKS ' ~Qualiéy first—«International One- Stud“ at “V” i
‘ .pirr lion era. Hegeleln‘ 56 Water .. 2
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0... 50°33 STORE ‘stn-ri. South Nor-walk. ] it 705 to $2.90
Under Mahackemo Hotel , y ‘ 1 :- -~ \ ‘9
mrnman ohn Toolhi'l was call-.31 7 'm 18*}. l
" 47 VIC“ Wflfimfllum Street to \.':':.::7-r street last eyeining 'by the Heat we t ' :
SOUTH NORWALK- xf-oport that more was a dmnkén man WOOL UNDERWEAR ' 3
her-2. man to his ’ 1
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Clivs'llr ltny of 77 Smith street rc-
orh-l t.» Um uptown police that. hisi bers of the Cat] “c DInght of
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fill: l
' ..t ilu- mm‘hlnc had not been return-
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mum}. imbue i
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Asvltmrr-s ”in marriage of hm- daugh-
hzas rvlurncd to her residence. on
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run Kohn.
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nmnlhli riveting 0! {iii} South
.ibrury directors will
u 1‘. Friday evcning.
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i‘.- :l Men. will meet this even.
\i. wigwam, in \Vaahingion
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Kuhn.
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n. Alt-xutidl-r J. ltummicr. who
(.0 i-Engiand several Weeks ago
01 Auto Accessories
roml.
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Hill
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lino 0! Auto Accessories
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u-r l'--'.~-r had taken his automo-I
5:, night without permission, and
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l to 12:3” o‘clock.
Mm. Burrows or 98 East avenue in-
m ml ~i
,m u. mun nrvwlinx around be? back i of the People's Chorus will be held at
(Nil,
immunized. but the man had gone the director, Mrs. 17'. J. Morrison. 40
2 cl; tlmy arrived at the home.
:‘m: police last night that there '
i-‘ntrolmrn Dornoy and Hurphy|
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~»~llarris 1: Guns. mt‘u 311.
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'lzurt h m-r~nt.'~sr~vcn years. is soon to}
:llu’ll
l..i~liws' Aid Society of the Souths
«wrixnlk M. H. church in the church turns and enjoy the refreshments.
l .vriors. tomorrow. “Wednesday after-
socilty are requested to be in at—
(-nvlunvc.
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(rn will be a sewing meeting of,
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at 2 o’clock. All members of
. The election return which will be;
. eived by radio and also by special
..<onger by the Combat Train and}
. nouncnd at the dlnce this evenlng,’
ll not interfere with the dnncing. as ‘
returns will be given out between
anccs.
Rummage Sale. Nov. 8 and 9. Odd -
‘r-i‘aows‘ Bldg, by King‘s Daughters.
m Xvw Milford clergymrn who
mun; acquaintances in this city
announced their resignations.
livv. John F. Plumb. who has
uvmr of St. John‘s Episcopal
5*xv‘i’"lll\‘l‘ secretary of tho
of Connecticut and will have
ill"
acted at the regular meetings! rut.”-
nam Hose Company. held underlining.
home.
“All me
ha been poetpcned on!“ a later meet-
i West Avenue,
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No particular buflnen was trans-‘7 '7
' 2001
George Fitch. 'of’Mapic ‘- street. in
“9 “m “‘8 31.7510 $5200
The Women of Moosehcart Logic:
is evening at 130,31’a5h
The frankfmter roast
ARMISTiOE DAY.
This store will close at noon.
-4 a?
.4, rd
ln'zttn street.
.w
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,fie-cpenin'g‘at 6 P. Ill.
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—D=‘ \‘ita‘s night tonight at the An:-
or. ' Full Her-firm returns over the
“111115“. Admipainu, 50 cents.
Rogers 6? Stevens
- an; Norm
The Mizpah Circlg will meet '
evening at the home of Mrs. V. W.
Champion. “’ashingt'on street. A so-
cial hour will follow the business
meming.
this
Norwalk
a
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—Harris & Gm my; all.
——nc a day (or ten months pays'
for 3. Hoover cleaner Mrbonneiiy's.
Free demonnrnuon. ’
urn witn‘McClnrefPatxerqun m
Dayton; Ohio: not taken charge oi
the nationwide campaign to teach
women' to spend less than their
husbands make to» keen up the
Endeavor Circle of the King’s
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Ellie
Taylor, Cove avenue, East Norwalk,
tomorrow, \Vednesduy afternocn, at 3
J. A. \Vlllpnd, who has been work’;
in; at theylocal once of the Western
Union Telegraph company, for some
. FurTnmmcd
thd-b-dulv‘
M . coats; *'
' For EveryGoat Occasion
of the Day '
"$2250 and up
SPORT COATS
"$12.98 and up
. . p , ‘ 9 .
acobys V
12.14 Nora: m 81:.
The Heine of Good clothes
I
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0 CiOCn. home.
1“
An anniversary requiem mass said
at St. Joseph's church this morning at,
7:30 o'clock for the deceased mom?
little time. but. who has been granted
a two months tux-lunch because of his
neatlh, left this morningfor Jackaon.’
ville, Fla. He is being Wed here ’Nr. Elbert Smith. C. L‘tz‘mggr and
temporarily by S. A. Gosn of Belmar. chareis 'Ctzinger, Jr.,* tarnished music
America, at 7:30 o'clock. N. J. * for dancing. Many Virginia reels and
square sets were enjoyed. The
——Dquo while m bathe new"!!! . guests departed at a late hour hoping
'at De. Vltb’s. ” the Armory, . I it. SOCIAL NOTES to meet again in" the near future.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Admission, so "cams.
<Charles Utzinger and children, Mil-
‘drcd. Cbnrles and Ada: Mrs. Vi'iliiam
The Monday Evening Cocial club Mills and dfluxhté‘r‘DOtOthy. Mr. and
held its regular meeting last night inle’S. Elbert Smith and Mis A. C.
Red Hen's'Hall. min streé‘t. Music, Finch, all of Nor-walk. Out of town?
furnished by Sterling's orchestra_ was guests include Mr. and Mrs. Guyi
lthoroughly enjoyed_ Camp and daughter Allerin. Mr. and
At the regular monthly business Mrs. Fred. V0831 and daughter Ruth.
election returns this evening by wire meeting-the matter of increasing the‘ M"- ‘md {ITS- “111131“ KUIZE. and
and radio. Members and their lunes'assessment in order to continue the daughter Nellie. from MONK Vernon,
are invited to attend and hear the reJorchesti-a was discussed and. because i - Y.. “‘50 1‘99 Huntington and
:the bylaws require a. week's notice George “feed ‘3' :‘orwélk
before making such a change. a straw_ '—__
-—Buy your “cu-on ct Donnelly'u vote was taken to show the feeling or A party’wac 3W9“ 13ft <‘Wning at
an Mxy weekly numeral. m mime members present. Twelva at the home of Bari See. Lla)‘ street. in
evening: until 9 p. In. : pressed themselves as preferring to honor of his eighth birthday. Games
!keep the assessment where it is and were enjoyed, after w itch a bountiful
A first meeting 01' creditors of the fifteen were in favor of increasing the supper was served. .Th‘i‘s" present
Sterling Furniture company will be assmnent. The matter will be decid- were: Paul Schoeppler, Arlh‘dl‘
hold at "1" City Hall, this city. on No- ed at the next meeting. ‘
vemher ltih, a week from this Friday; Mr. and Mrs. \Villiam Stevens.
when the creditors will discuss tbe'yamh Smith. Mr. Ken'neth St.
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Monday Bram; Social Club.
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The regular meeting and rehearsal.
8 o'clock this waning at the bone of
First District.
The Nor-walk club is planning to get'
Miss Harold Smith. Clarence iiocnish. Jos-
John eph W'alsh. Jr.. Jack Gormsrr Karl
See. Donald See. Many Drctty gifts
>CClnpromiSe offer 0‘ 20 per cent. ‘and ’Mr. and Mrs. War-dwell -were
t to membershi _ -were received by Master 30’.
-—Hnrris & Guns." That's nil. elm ed .____3
__.._. Mr. "“1 Mrs. Charles Village! 3 Mr. and Mrs. Gains \Varner Mer-
The meeting of the Epwonh League -? Inter-tam. law“ are Wangmtulauons 0“
the birth of 1-, son. an Thin-2524‘. Nov.
2nd. Mrs. Kerwin before her mar-
riage was Alisa ".“urgaret Hubbell.
daughter aim. and Hrs. W800“
Hubble“ of “Wee Brook Farm, .M’est
Norwaikrcad, and New York.
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A regular :mecting of. St. , aura
of the South Sorwallt M. E. church
cinch was to be held tomorrow even- and Mrs. Charles [ttzinger at their
mgqin the any?" has been W‘mnf‘d home in South Main street by a.
numb next Wednesday evening, Lo‘vnumber of out of row“ friend5_ pm-
\em er 15th. 'mg the evening vocal solos were ren-
- .» - ldcred by Mr. Smith and Mr. Camp. Ag
——}nll clot-non trams at De ‘ito’s. solo was also given by Mr. voga) and.
M ”'1‘ Armory. “mil-7‘."- Adm.. 500- 'W. Kuize. Miso Finch and Mrs. Kulze?
also sheared their talent by performcl
A surprise party was tendered Mr.
i’llnhrw-v . _ A
iii. hzmlquartcrs in Hartford.‘ The 37”"! 3- E3" 500?. manager 0f the ing a beautiful toe dance. A five Branch of'the Giris’ Friendly Society
; ;. v, [.1 J_ l'ipplow' pastor or n... “. 9919"“ Lnion T919331“! company, piece orchestra consisting of Miss will be held this evening at. 7:30 in the
1-- mmxm rzpiscopu church. is to; :3?” was in“??? several months ago Mildred I'tzinger, Mrs. Amy Camp, Parish rooms. The rector of we
.. 2,. u... pastor-mo or the Methodist a“ “mom" 9' was 0‘“ ”3‘9"“? '
l.:;r- ‘1. n? Springtime. near Stamford.
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““Oll’x Followa’
‘Inlwr l.
Nov. 4—11.
FOR COUGEB. 0012.98.
BRONGHITIS, 21-0., USE
. r. 0.
White Pine with menthol
and Eunigptoe
50c.
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StiHson-Powell Corp.
South Roz-Ink.
Fair in new Odd
ullmvs’ “him. on So. Main St, to be)
old
for the first, time. and met many of
his friends who were glad to see him
about again.
Samuel Fix-anally. aged 15 years. of;
123 \Vashington street. told the nolicoj
last night at 5:30 o'clock. that a
stow keeper on “’est “’ashington‘
street had slapped his face. Patrol-z
man Robert Gainer im‘r-stimted and
the man said he had pushed the lucy;
away from his store when he found,
him drfacinc his window sign by?
scratching off part of the littering. ‘
l
Members of Norwalk Chapter-,3
Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion, who are to take part in the
Armisiico Day Parade on Saturday, ‘
are asked to notify the Regent. Mrs. .
ufiflafifi’u
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unrkuo.
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is , neees- -
. A silver dollar is:
txpcd under a pressure ‘
130 tons. ‘ ‘
After the dollar is is..
l the spenfing pres-
7.. begins. Keep your
wings impulse ME
~th to withstand 80mg. I ‘
. :‘ that spendhg preesum.’
-\ Munst any prize yonseek 7"
mm be won with a savings
my». book plus real deter-
mination to save.
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So. Norwalk 7
.‘\.\‘\-\‘.¢'\-\‘
Nettle L. McCausland. Mrs. Robert '
“‘av or Mrs. George Barnum before
. Friday noon. It is hoped that a num-
ber of the members, will take this op‘
portunity to express their apprecia-
tion of the efforts of the boys who
took part in the late war.
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Turn About
Is
Fair Play
You work hard for,
your money, why not.
make your-money work
\WAINS
‘ for you ? The ma "rikq ,<:1¥~.-— :-
- purpose of this bank is . r u a“
to show you‘how your : Made Welcome at .»
money may be (made —a _
help and comfort to you:
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.mons. Charles Horton. Ca‘nin Smith.t
1polling places in the citytoday.
i
will be
parish wll apcak on the-Church’s Pro-
gram {or the next three years. A
full attendance is requested.
. An important meeting of St. Paul’s
Guild will he held tomorrow~ after-
noon at 2:30 to make final arming!»
ments for the chicken pie supper to be
given by the ' Guiid‘ on Thursday
night of this week. ’
ALLEGED MUG ..
IS UNDER ARREST . .
CHICAGO, Nov. 7.——Jack Sorrenti,
84, was held by the police today in. ,1
connection with the investigation of
twenty or more fires believed to have
been eluted during the last month by
a pyromaniac. One woman was bumc; .
ed to death and several persons were
injured and overcome by smoke in one ,
or the most recent tires. 3
delein or Chimxo. mm '
raised comment!“ ,
Bayesolfiew!‘ ' ”
New pbomg’ moi: of ArchbiShrgflfilgxe:
in to reports from the Vatican.
orgthenmnrch. together Vito Archbishop
first consists” of Pope Pius X1.
\
(TO THE LADIES)
One 506 Tube of Mag-i
m Original' ' Milk 6:? Magnesia. roommate
(T0 m GENTLEIEBN)
One 50c Tube of. Common}; :
Saving Cream (in The Market) f ,;
WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF A GARDEN
COURT TOILET ARTICLE
(EXCEPT TALCUM)
Above-Offer With 2 Cans Garden Court Talcum
NOTE: This offer will be withdrawn after a limited number o! Mag-f
lac and Colonial Club have been given away. By all mans take
advantage of-this offer, but you must act quickly.
Clifford Pharmacy
60 South Main Street South Norwalk
,,--.~.-',
“Somti was ~ when he was
observed trying to burn $1 $10 bill with
a. cigarette. ‘ ‘ '
mm DAY rtsn.
In connection with the raising of‘
funds for the "Armistice Day parade
and celebration. a service man with a.
kettle was stationed at each of the
A
fair sum was raised by this method. ’3 ‘
At 2:30 o'clock tomorrow. Norwalk
invadedtby {our squads- of. ‘ -
service men who will canvas the city' ”
for further contributions to the fund. .
A ~squad will visit the First “'a‘rd: an-‘ ,
.other the Second; Third and Fourth.
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SIRS. FLAHERTY A DELEGATE. .
Mrs. Lucy Flaherty. of Lowe street,’
was appointed delegate to the state
convention of the G. F. 8.. to be held
in New Haven on November 17 and
L18 She represents the seniors of
gthe G. F. 8.. of the Grace church and
was appointed at a meeting of that_
zation held at her home last:
. Wm...
(Known As The Finest
,
.N‘
i .
.organi
,night ,
l lans to visit Naramake Home in'
‘tbe’ near future were also made at the?
zmeeting. The next meeting will be!
.held on December 4 at the home of!
Mrs. Mary Kenny, Jefferson street. ’
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IT’S ALL FOR YOU ’
Prices have been lowered to get. you to become a customer?"
' Quality has been improved :to have you remain a customer. _"
The saving is. an immediate benefit, while the splendid "
quality will prove a benefit of lasting satisfaction. 7’
A.
CONNEALLY 89" BRACKEN
, SOUTH KDRWALK, GORE.
Home of Educator, Emerson, Johnston 5. Murphy and Cantileversmes'
. We} Are- Daily
"studying lists of security holdings
for our customers, and in near 37
every instance are able to recom-
mend changes that increase the
income, maintain the security,
and give a cash profit to the
holder. my we examine yours 2
Mapieseeoidschmio ‘
of
PERSONAL Elia-Fm CARDS
RELIEF ENGRAVED CARDS
AreNow Ready forfYohan.
um YOUR SELEGIIOR my;
7 Cheese-Parmg
- squeezing
and saying every possible
cent, at the expense of
mm
self respect, com£ortv anti - > r, .. .7 HarroYoufi-ledflu ”15':
health. ‘ " FRENCH ANDDANISHT , Y.- ”fig?
Not for an instant do
. we want you to think
that we advocate any?
instead of being a.
source of worry. ”
thing like that. “
1‘03: ,. , .7
preparedtotak‘ egood‘, cm ofyou
‘ winter needs: ,
EwNWeare
i «on; as. AND
Norwalk Chronicler