Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, November 10, 1922 · page 4

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L. 1: 50
71% 73%
42% 42%
7355‘ 73%
126% 126%
22%. 22%
7595 751/;
124 124%
93 98 .
nag 50% 50%
183% 131% 131%
30% 60% 50%
71K 70% 70%
535‘ 53% {23%
“* I46 144% 145
8796 as“ 355’.
ll 60% 61
5... 187% 186 18‘!
8'35 89% 39%
Moss 1305‘, 130%
7:55 70% 77%
12% 12% 12%
88 BI!
94% 94%
13* 12% 12%
47% 46% 46%
130% 180 180
14% 14% 14%
9156 90% 90%,
86% 34% 84%
II 36 38
54% 62% 53
1‘ 14% 14%
48% 43% 43%
83W 93% 331,5
0% 6% 6%
81% 91% 5T5;
128% 228 226
12% i'.! 12%
155i: 18% 18%
11% 211/; 21%
98 97% 97%
38% 28% 28%
am 339;. 8357;.
41% 401,4. 401,5
0 Pete. ill“. 8073’. 997’.
ii 90 x0 H9
129% 129% 1291!,
114% 114”; llilfi
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28% 2917‘. 2355
124%, 123m 124
48% 47% 47%
2% MM 821.}.
tater“ 82 791.; ill
~liy 88 8?" s73;
7 58 {.3 m
.10! 103 108%
121% I'll 1‘31‘5
64% 84% (MW.
fitml 40 :m :lur-z.
To]. 112% 112% 11.“;
. 60% (NH, «uh.
(Hui. 6471'. M M
iv. 3%. ‘ ;
flfighcaa-—n-u—--—--—--—-—-... '
anther Forecast ’
' all: and vicinity: l7‘ulr lm
.fiaturduy; ruling tempt-ru-
I‘d”. mollornlo- \Vl‘ah‘i‘ly‘
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:nc1al News
T;TON3 WA”. STREET NEWS

("any morning nuw m-
iabamo. 'gnl‘ihl'wtstwnrli in
' ll producing pll‘illillnt

of the Rocky Mountains.
' lb 1. low from the Min—
‘7MWtil'tl '0 HH-

from tho Mimifiiflfinl Ilivor
' “It Rocky Monntnlnn.

l "muffin Y.. Nov.
11 Jultico Joseph Mor-
md decision today
0 by Outerllrldgo
fir Junior A. Stlllnlnn. to
mom in the Stillman

('mmt.

lll.'

(ill
"or-

' l nod ntrori

' TIP?

7 uml mugged to itlli, its wonkncul hnv.
““5 “7 “KITMMHK c't‘tou on buying In noticed two shiny spam .In the road
Attvmpll ahead of his car. and by the light of

' TllillllIT or 2 polnln.
' ill 5

'Ne-w York and other States.

WALL STREET 10:30 9. (mm-Tho
struggle for supremacy betwaen op.
posing Wulative forces 11:1me a.
decidedly irregular trend to opening
when in today‘s Stock Market. A
number of shares conspicuously weak
in losicrduy'u late dealing! continued
undor pressure today notably Allied
Chemical. Studebaker. Baldwin and
the Steel thorn. (in tho other hand.
thorn m a moderate inquiry lor home
of the public utilitiel, Market Street
Railway Prior preferred duplicating
its year'- high on a net gain of 2
points and Columbia Gus lining push-
m] up 1.7.Ditoxicqn Petroleum contin-
gnin'], 2!}. points, and
‘tho Pun-American allure. rouo In sym-
pathy. Krclko jumpod 6% points to
n m-w high and till Pant moved up
4% National Biscuit also vutobilah—
«d u new peak price Other strong
spots woro Miuouri Pacino preferred
Atlantic Coast line, Murine protur-
f4-':.rlld Coca Cola and Genelnl AB‘
pll tlt Wrnlmolla wnu noted. however.
‘in timwrnl Ell-(tril. l-nmoua Pluyorn.
i'. H. Alnohoi, Conllnlidlttctl Gal. Con.
tilii‘llllil Cull and 1-4.1hL-r liody. y

\M'AIJ. 8TH HE'I‘. Noounmflonrwnod

"7" “W” “WW“ “I di‘llf’ofifllnfl a num-
m’ mmcinltiva including Allied
«allmnlpul which dropped tight ilolnt'
""‘m". Y‘VW‘P'UIY' 8 high. uhort internals
lLlrm-oi tlwir nih-utlun to Homo of
llu- lnnrkot lmdvrn. If. 57 3.7.31
I‘nmnlon wall sulljwtml lo preuuro

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Willi
Price.

[lu-
from

nllllr quot-torn of tiw lint.

Regular
the meetintl
wry of Christ Ch“
with Mrs. Samuel V7.1“!
ldent. 5;; her home on maniac

Bonnie Hertz.
who was injured rocc
mobile accident when

were fractured,

Local store! are
tomorrow at noon
in order that Arm
observofl in
cent proclamation of Mayo

lint-ton

An oil Itove
Minnie Bell. who livrs a.
one on the second floor,
last night and t
we mimosa
cow-red.
Ladder cramming w
the mono at 7: 20 o 'c
men “3011 a quantity
l-xtingullh the blaze,
age 01' about $26“.
door won badly burned, turn
timroom were burned and no

and scorched and o.
ally «leatroyod.

Th

2 EAST Nowmi‘

M

bill-mini mu launched at—
at the Woman: Auxil-
rch hold yaw”
Icy, the Dmfl'
Place.

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of Winfield

is able to be

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t 48 Gay
cmmh

which did
The bed

 

ll lun't every man that can go out
and kill his own fur cap for tho winter
his automobile.

woll- known
nurmsalul in that this morning at an
early hour.
Dorian

but
taxi- drhor.

Price was «1 rlx ink

road towards Norwalk
Sinmiord. about 6 oclock this
morning when it was still dork.

m rt nmdo to rally tho list by bidding hill head Ithi-fl “CNN"! a. dark

up of Vnrlouu oil. shipping null

Mum, (inn and uwrchandlslng shares.

lllil moral of ihvm nnull- only it fl‘t'lllii
l‘l-liplllllfl‘ to tho bullish urn-rations.
Himrl covering in Allir-d Chemical nrt- for.

't'l‘ it hull touched 71 1-4. (‘nlllf'd u ro-
Cull lnonuy opt-nod
l-‘J tit-r cont. r

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church

 

A Itll'm! rrowd of voters wont to
Nnrwuik. Tuesday evening. and did
nnl return until they had revolved tho
wurlll-ai Mention returns from Ohio.

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Mina P0527 touch-r of South Wilton
m-hnol. gives the list of pupils prrtect
In ullondnnro during October: Robert
Hunks. .lohn Edge. Iluucil Godfrey.
Rom-r 0mm. David Rood. Martha.
leach. Helen Godfrey. Arthur Lennon
and Euclin. Reed.

 

and Sunday school
Methodiut Enlaoopatl ohurch lollieing
hold this Mel-noon In tlie hope ol‘
forming
church.

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George A. \Vrlxht. Jr.. and
daughter Florence have [one to Chi-
to spend the winter with
Mr. Wright, who is ”We manager for
"The l‘lrlt Your." which in playing in
that city.

The Ever Ready Circles of tho Klnlr’a

ntly in an fluw’
two or hill rims

planning to clone
will the evening
lstice Day may he

accordance with the re-
r Calvin L.

in the bed room or Mrs.

he name- did consider-
before they were 7“”
o Mayflower Hook &
no summoned to
100k and the fire—
ol chemical to

ishingn in
o'rchml

table was practic-

\Villinm

ho found that he

had struck and klllml n handsome ml
‘I’rice has taken the rm: to have
It skinned and tho poll cured.

ROWA YTON

-—--I‘
Mrs. George A. 1553' and Mra.
m-y Ilell nru hostnm to a. small party
of friends this afternoon at Mrs. Kay's

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by “an. I. Olivor ‘
street. Thighs- m: a good mane
in spite of the had wuthor. m M

a; L’Hommedlou. save a vary con»
wetland” moon of tho section:
Thom was some «linens-ion regal-din;
the old talk! concert to be bold inf

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alfflek On “Monday “yam”; flat-ember I3tl‘

tho RomMn Hole company will
belebrate its 20th anniversary; 11th a
nodal “they“ and a copper, at thr
Hose ommy quarters. All member
and heir taming. or a friend. are ex
pected to he preoont. A short regular

about

grill be held.

DAMN 421V OROTOA

The railroad has put a mload of
crushed atone on the Railroad plaza.

 

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lug city water installed 'in his home.

 

Mrs. Ella Baton has returned to_hel
home. in Broaknide avenue, one!" a

visit in New Haven.
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Mrs. Joseph Lombardi and daughter

dorm
room

with relatives in New Haven.

 

was gone to New York {or the winter.

 

(I
°‘ ' Highway.

H7. Philadelphia.

 

Air. and Mrs. Douglas L. Elllman

form have closed their home’nt Goilender‘s

g out

 

Miss Betty Biol-oft or New Jextliiy.
form: rly or Dill-ion. motorad to Dari-
en. yesterday. and "allowed many of
her old acquaintances.

 

Curlrllm.I Cuvnilc and Harold Gorill—
ner or the Nash. Raymond & Dean
Plumbing Company. South Norwnllt.
are putting plumbing fixtures in a
home In Dal-ion.

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the will be played at the carnival lot. The

Barton: and Rowaytona recently play-

"1‘3 being ulanil‘eate'd in this came.

 

Harry Lultorulun Is

new glass out In thmn.
were bad!) tinmagcd when the fire oc-

reulowd the refilling station from the
interior or the garage to outdoors.

 

 

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South Norwalk, Conn.

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Q Methodist church will plogch his form-i
well sermon on Sunday. Mr. SM.

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people. its he is a great. favorite with
them. Mr. Shufrner in “an all around

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0:0;nthleto. and was the pitcher for the
.4 'Dfll‘ltn A. C. during the season Just
.3. 9 completed

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come and see for yourself.

This shop is known to carry m un-
to-tho-mlmlto. You count go Wrong. comb this
Saturday to the Sully' I $011.7

Special sale“ for
This Saturday
Only

On our entire mock, which will give ya
portunity to get what you want in olthcr
Sport. Eat. at 9. greatly roduooll pride.
vantageofthis saleuthialhopdooinotom
soles, andwhenitdoesitlxworthmwkllo

 

Edena go ve

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turned tram a. tire months trip

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llefdib-IBAV. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Comb-

mother'and ore now anGl-eenwlch.‘

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elalr. N J. cousin. 0: Judy; Harry 7V..f
Snead or 115mm. spent the week and

 

chi-on Edens. at her home oh’mngfuil
Highw'ay, Noroton. Hr. Bailey ii ”(3'
non of Mr. Bailey. one of the founders

or South Norwaik. _ ‘

tion of :1 Scout troop in mm m

.0 interested in the movomohgejielfl
the Rosie school. The tone

:present: L. H Rockw ‘X. Ring. '
‘0 A. Smith. Dr. Williamésmughter. Re“,
. G. A. Tuttlo. 1. Mi
Brady S. \Vhltney,

 
 

 

 

001. M. Smith.

 

A Large Selcction of Sport Hats from

$1.98 to + $3.49

Including Beautiful VelourS. -

 
 

.a. scoutmuster and Charles P
assistant. Dugout ito‘o‘l: hinge.“ '
the adflsIzbflit'y

ford Coilncll and it

with his daughter. Mrs. Roderick blur--

“no to tho state convention. 3131.11

 
 
 
 

lamina- meeting will be held at s 3‘
o’clock, after which the ceietkatlon *

 
 

Mr. Alonzo of the Post road is hall- "‘

 
 
 
 

Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Dickinson, who 7
sununered at Collender. Point. have ‘

Mn. Barry 17. Snead o: the King's 7‘
has returned home mm a r» .
unit with friends in Baltimore and 7

 

 

food, ,;Ho wall unable to atop his car in tilne!:;1°in‘:d“:‘£ returned to New York for "
and struck tho olijor‘t. ‘3 u '
and picking it up.

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

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[RDAY Nov.11lh

, ng‘améh‘e most; moulding values in Men’ s and . .7
Clothing and Farmshm ever shown in the Norwalks. If you 5&9;
.to visit our store last Satirhy, take advantage now and porch;
#from the mostcompiete hie 49me Grade Clothing and Furnishing.
‘ 7 ever offered at those low macs.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

[POSitivolyPOne- Day Only!

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Rose haw: boon mulling a few days 7

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

remarkable offer.

LAST CALL—SALE ENDS TOMORROW NIGHT!

All W091 Suits and Wintel

Overcoats

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[Two Pant Suits Included;

 

This offer is by far the most popular sale that we in: -

ever offered the public. Be sure to take advantage of 1;“
Suits and Overcoats are in the season ~
latest models and include a large variety of the verv ne 7
est fabrics. All sizes, from 33 to 44.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

having the 7 It:

 
 
 

week. The Standard Oil Company has . H'

 

nor will be sadly missed by tho Elm-ion..-r '

Mr and Mrs. Roderick Humhhon:
a. dinner on Tuesday to '
Mrs. Leslie Comb- Bruoe of 7North' *
street. Greenwich. who in: Just. ro— ”
abroad. Mrs. Bruce‘ 8 son and daugh— -7

'Bruee. Jr.. were i_n Europe with his

on. and um. Frank money or Mont- " I

 
 

‘ ot’ Hatch & Bailey, lumber companmi

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

77:51:55 this week at a meeting n! «fling '

 
 
 
 
 
 

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11. W. Richdalemchooen to not a; '

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

fan/-m- In}- hr.- nap-.72
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Mr. h‘cllmlt‘k hull rv'turnm‘i from u
777wml win-inf trip llhrOild. boom. in CPOCke“ lfi'fiut- Superintendent of School. 13. H.
~— -— . Rockwell or‘ liarlen in attending the . Man’ Ideal-n11 7 7‘ - . _. ,.
Hm. fie-urgi- Weston has a new .105 Mm. Marlo I". Thames 0! llownflon annual meeting of the New England $12 8 $8 50 $850 Boys' $10.00 Boys Mueskln $6Q GE
:4. (llt‘ll il'rl‘Tl‘l‘. ilVl‘lllii' In In Hartford and New liln-cll- E 801100! Supflrilltendentn. in Boston. this” Shup‘r‘m coats ‘. Crompton Corduroy Sheep‘med Coats ob“ 3"}
.._..__ this wook. on Muslin-so connected with . molt. ;

.‘lm. Lillian Minor hull Itri'l Wilton ”W “Click“ ‘70‘13‘7‘7 $5.00 Men’s Gordaroy $20. C95 Suits, $3.50 Heavy W001 $1.3 CF:
and in stopping for 9. while with u. \l Pli N ' - The Lullirs' Aid Society of the ' Pants ---------- Work Pants. J
“Iv-mi in NW York. - r6. 3 m Humbert! and no" Ill-'m- Niothodisl Episcopal church held on g . - Toda on}

. ._.__..._ Tllll‘dt have movod back {0 llOW'luIUll. important mepuug' yflstcrdny after. ‘ $3.00 W001 med _ . $4 95 r/ y y

MHH lultiwl Grogory of Bridgeport "”0 lho bunfluiow of JOh" I! “”"m‘ noon. (it the home of Mrs. John 7?. 2! Union Suits 51330131 0 ' 350 :25 Men's Shy-

lm-a lwrn \‘IHIIIIll: llrr cousin, Minn-“'11." 1“ the 1’03" 0‘ his l‘t’fldl—HCC’ Ilrummcr and Mm Murry Luttormlm 9} . Fancy W00}
T“:ll:‘l'll('i‘ Mill-vilmlsl'. -—- of the 1‘ ext road. $1 65 ’ LiSIe
“A... (luorm- Al. Kay has rtt-ulgnod his 190- .7 ' Hose :5 Silk K 7 C

\. .1: un ('nmml ll THIN in ld tho mis- H1110" WNh “10 \VPBHIIBIIOUSG Com- The building occupied by tho \Vaiv. . 6‘ nit .45 HOSE 7

77 mo to run it ii. iii into hill foot. but puny. Pitmhumh. PM!!!» and has 7“. Stewart 9mm and the "are why-1. $2.00 WOO! MIX“! 3 f Neckwear . . c . c7. '
\- l” u '()\I' r undu plop-l lrcutmoni. I‘t-lurnml to his home here. m to in: remind are being mile-coin“ d Shim & Drawers 01‘ 5 for 2'00 Mgn S ”'5"

“h“ “W” T... ‘ j t ll 'I’h r I it ( th I u and completply renovated. Tho inn.-.

.. 77 u , 75 \7 . (7 vurm n m i‘ PR" or met- n3 0 o All 05‘ rior f the store lg bet mod and -_r $1}? ‘ f:
il.lt’k|‘ll minllor Tli'TiT inst 'l‘llurmlayTAid Socit‘ty ol the Rowayton M. E. pupcgl¢ n: W a: . Armand Ida T

w \-7ni7ll: in lhi‘ Cunm‘ogltliolml .71“.ng (hurvh was hold yesterday. A bus. . 3_____ --------—-—-----—--------~ ' ; .

u . ........... moss meeting wtul lwldvnt 3 o'clock. The dance 35““ 1») mp” Nomlall ”coma: B Fianna! Collars, $3.00 Silk Sing“.
‘ . m. (Li-l. Ill-wing hull Iv-l‘t town for , , Hglghtg Improvement Amrllttion at fl Pajamas , Shirts
:IH‘RTTH. imam, “’hl‘ru slm will ppm"; Friends of him. Joanie Jarvis; ’ of the Norman school was "ll offended , ». 7 . $1 00
H777 “lull-r with lwr llnughtvr, Mm. thhkmd uwnuo.‘ Who undl’r“""“ “ and wry successful. Mia: Reich .7 $1 45 $300&$350 8 for 1 00 '

”"m'y ““ng' ”£1?” 093;“:1'9“ “a ”"3 mor'MR g“:”\ \Vh‘lmiaw and Randolph Wallace won ’3 ' .' . ' . Fancy W001 $1.65
no“ -_ |) n , on 0 now uy. w )0 Kill 0 u “a. In the dmloin contest. _.__

Jut‘oh Knnz of North \Vilton who hmr that she is getting along as well at p g ””50 are!“ Fianna! caps Clock Hose
nus ('tllltlllt‘lt‘li n milk route to llw no can lie (-xpf-cll‘d. The Dark!“ Jrs football team will W $800 Hodgman's 25c “518 Hose
(‘77:ll7r for mllny Hum. l H —--—-—— , l7 ' ~ .. ' ' '- ’
l.l\'0r ol' Middlcin-oo'l: um TC md to A mooting or all the children in the pin.) the Rowulton rooilnll loam o. rt» ' 7' Raincoat: '

. . ~ m. m... 1 . 5 ...... . 69c 1.00

 

 

 

 

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Clothiers and Furniallers to “Men Who Know.”

153 Washington Street,

 
 
 
 
 

 

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South Norwaik

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new Bldg
CORSETS ‘ ‘

ivory Type of Figure
$17.00 to $157709

56 SOUTH MAIN STREET 7

”Want! Styles for‘

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FRENCH, KID GLOVES.

2-But7tlm with mhroifiered
m

7' $250&$295

 

BRASSJERES
i Alla
BANDEAUX
.491: and Up

Newest models

 

CAPESKE GLOYES
' $1.95

Shaman: Lisle Z-Button' Gloves,

" Strap-Wrist Gauntlets
‘- 35mg PM 3mm

 

WOOL \EOSIERY

"lumond. Mr. 7

 
 
 
 

’c‘HILfiREN’S‘ ' 4, l

Gloves -5100

38m $1.39

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN

Open Saturday, Evenings
CREPE DE URINE
ENVELOPE CHEMIS .,

Lace Trimmed and Fine.‘- 3,7
- Tailored

$1 .95 and up
CREPE DE CHINE
NIGHTGOWNS
Lace Trimmed and Finely
‘ 7 Tailored
$3.95 and up
JERSEY SILK
7 PETTICOATS

an‘gut, in all the newest style-s

V and; shades.
~-7 " 7 . 3.49
.157" ‘ 7 3

9 "NIGHTGOWNS
PAIAMAS and
BLOOMERS

 

 

595w $1.
' 15.311 styles

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