ATURDAY, tom 11. on.
A Csmplets “comm at
NDERWEAR
Women and Children at
Hail.
K. BANKS’
paw GOODS STORE
q
,n:
7.1:shackcmo Noni
:dir
West Washington Stu-act
SOUTH NORWALK.
_..._.__—-
Jim Brown of 1! Camp
district. in com in at
.
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_’.__——
:4 and tho Eaton: will
.- Baxter Ground: on Sun-
xn. '
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in A. C. will hold their
notice every Thursday
immunity “nil.
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1 .ul Doll. given away at the
:4 Monroe street- 'ncltets
purchase. Ton. doll tur-
«ax-ring”.
fl...“—
? Mmmwra of Lincoln Council. No. 4.
l‘. A. M.. at the meeting last night.
. d to practically turn out on mas-e
l‘ ni".
c South
on Kohl).
._____—————‘
Thv
> 'nl .lumlrs hotl.
_—___———-——‘
hlv llu-lslon to Hiram Sherrrm
of $13.71 from November 26th
‘ l. was also allowed.
.f‘.
crnu vl present.
t ll‘r‘nm.
-3.
o
*1
'hlch Arthur C. Wheeler will address
:- memhcrs of the Bunday club at
Nomlk Congrogutional
vurc‘ll tomorrow noon.
___._______
v—Full line at Auto We:
annual meeting of the Repubm
n \Vunwn's asaoclntion will be held
3 o'clock Monday afternoon at the
«lochm handed down recently by
v (:(‘UrgF‘ H. Voctmrgh given a la-
hurl luv-n suing Fred Scam for
salary amounting to $233.60. In—l
~Annlhr-r his: attendance marked the
, d l-‘c-Huws‘ fair. in the new build-
snum Main street and Hanford
Last r-wmlng. The fair comes to
clmu- this cvcning‘. when it is expect-
tlmz tlzcrc will be a. record-break-
lulu-national One—Pipe Heater!»
llcgclein. 56 Water St.
l
BATES—ST. MADR'AS
SHIRTS
' “’9 have selected for our
Fall selling some very ,
beautiful color-lugs, as welL
as the from of materials.
Wdeuu.» «r-v W
v
Whore Emit C. fiodrrey Pen, No. 12. in new Loca‘ea.
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it ‘t'cmhnned tron: mm Page).
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history or the pout: Ol-thesct
the most important is the administra- .»
Lion of incsmm Aid mind. which not}
iudgment as well. Not—since the Leg-'~
islaturc granted the' fund has there?
been a. complaint or any error made
in as: manner of handling‘thisflfund
in NorwaIk. ' * .
In addition to this. the’ post co-on-
cratw in every» possible manner zwith
the Red Crogsjn- securing for service
men. disabled through the war, :the
compensation they are entitled to.
Before closing, it isfweil to mentionl
that the post has its own temporary"
homo. in Wilton avenue. ~This. a large
size house. was loaned to the post for
a home for an indefinite period by
Charles E. Harris. glass manufacturer. ,
The home is nicely arranged. It will:
be thrown open for public inspection
today.
:PRES.\HARDING 1
The tailoring and fitting
of Batcs’St. Shirts has no
equal——
$250 to $4.00.
l“ 1
' BE A MEHBER'
r the parade today. OF THE
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"Sen-inn" will be: the topic on RED (”3033- ..
.,
Rogers 6 Stevens
Io. raw-n:
s
1
Norwalk
.The Senior K. O. K. A. is to hold
its first meeting at the Grace Pariah
house Monday night.
' There was a. good attendance at the
social evening or the hristian Indus-
trial League at the South Norwnlk
Methodist Episcopal church last even-
checkers,
‘lng when carpet bowling.
etc., were enjoyed.
a
4.....—
—o21c a day for ten months my:
(use Hoover cleaner It Donnelly‘s.
Free demonstration.
Business generally throughout 7the
city will be suspndcd this afternoon as
the result of the Armistice Day parade
and celebration. Holiday regulations
will {:30 bc observed in both the First
and Second Disti‘rct post offices. ‘
v
3 men] articles were stolen from his
- Academy street yesterday afternoou.
; five or six shirts. two or three coilm
auto-rm”: mun. Storeopeu
———Full [11:81)!
lawn 18.9”“.
“'illiam Noyes, principal cf the
Norwalk High street, of 17 Bring
ton place. reported to the police-that
automobile while it was parked on
no articles included a grey blanket.
and some socks.
- .._————-—d
—m your Vial-on. at 130anle
mugs-until 9 p. m.
The several “knights of the road.”
who have been making Hotel de Glnk.
‘ the Smith street tramp house, a stop—
(Conunued from first rage) :
during his recent trip to Europe con~l
ferred with loading men in Englundw
France. Germany. Austria. Italy and.
Switzerland and is in constant touch
with the entire hold of international
politics. He is recognized as om.-
the most acth'c influences in this coun—
try for international understanding
and co—opi-rutlon.
Miss Mary Slwopshanlm of
Cum .
r... Thomas W’cbb. 0f Scribncr‘ Thc funeral of Mrs. Lathrop Boy- ,
nu. rcportml that she had ‘1 inutnn was held at 2:30 o‘clock this,brl(lgi?. final-and. «laughter of the lute
t :mtomohllc accident at the cor- “fem-neon from the Home for the Bishop of Norwich. has had ”map“
or {my and Raymond streets ycs- Agm]. va_ Louis J, Schoepplcr, pamltlonul opportunities to study many us—
' 8)‘ nth-moon botwccn 3 and 4 tor of_t‘ne South Norwalk :VI.’ E.'P(‘C‘5 0f DTUSEHt DOH‘iCZfl l‘l‘OMPmEV
lurk whr-n lmr car and one driven vhn'rch, omciatcd. Burial‘ was in {ne'Soclal work in London. activity in lhc‘
' :1 mun rvxtmml Harris bumped murl— Norficld cemetery at ‘thon. intt‘mmionm suffrage movement in ‘
mm“. Belgium. Germany. Austria and
—-—~——-—- —Ha.rri.s 8-. Goal. That’s all. Poland before the war. and work for
*r‘l» lzr-x'. .\I('.‘C Kalamy of Lezlon- the economic rehabilitation following:
1' lwrul of thr- Protestant Or- Tlm lam-d of Gowlrnm-s of thelth“ war have all sr-rved to make lzvr
1?.ur .. who has be"! visiting Nor-walk Country Club Corporation an authority 01‘- CUYR‘M l'rolllt‘ms .mJ.
unbricl llokus of Lexington hold ,1 short h‘lsinpm meeting at fimftlicir DOSSllHt‘ Solution. In 1319 sh”
up 2; row (lays. roturucd to South Norwplk Trust Company. mstgtook part in the: (-onfo-rvnce of lhv
wants-ninth Rev. Mr. Kn- pvpning. when matters of lmporiancef‘vomeuh International 1&3}:sz at
, . rnrmr-rly n mininthr of the
in
n lit-formed church
"f
r rum-sited at O'Brien'a.
wore discussed.
-—Ha.rris & Guns. That's nil.
...._.._.
An automobile truck proceeding
SPECIAL
ll’ Amend Assortment of
E 035' Chocolntw,
49c.
r~ : limo-Powell Corp.
South lion-walk.
down “’csipnrt avenue hill ran into
the stonewall surrounding St. Pauli:
church graveyard last evening about
broken, but the damage was not se-
rious. chairs were made and the
truck proceeded on its way.
——A. W. Hodge has removed to 24
North Main street.
W’lthin the next week and :i half it
is expected that Judge Christopher L.
h:
(”:3
ll; . .1.
* nunmélxk‘:
A silver donor is
.mpod under 3mm
1.30 £0113. .
After them ill ii-
27""
Mam
Qi
3 . s. the spending PM- n
J 1" begins. K50? you ll
01 mugs impnllfi m ll
m wuzh to withde H
m ‘ shut spendinzm ll
03‘ “:szst any pm ’muk 5‘
m .H howon wing-vino:
[3,} . hook plu- ral W "l
a} fixation to are. u
D} ll
"‘4
L So. Norm .
. ~ Sa-’%~f$.wfl, ..‘
Savings
Bank
Qpen Month, may up
“14.4
\num.
a.
' ‘~,‘~——-¢ u
-1-.- .3 .7 a! a!
l
n.»
Avery of the Superior Court will hand
n .down his decision in the mandamus
actions or C. Jackson “W’fiite. ousted
councilman. and .1. Harry Gibson.
ousted police sergeant, against the
City of Norwalk. Both men are ask-
ed to be re—instated in their former
positions. White is represented by
Light. Dunbar & Quinlan. while Keogh
J; Candee represent Gib-on.
THE AVERAGE
WOMAN
.
can save if “she will
only start some. sys-
Put away the modest. ‘
sum of 5c 3 day—
‘that’s making a start. ,.
Try it. ' ‘
_—d:3 . I
6 o'clock. A wheel on the truck was;
. rectly to the
’Anoon F. Keeler.
; aides.
Zurich and thus wid- uni hvr knowl-
edge of lntvrnutirmul affairs as thy)
lafl’oct wmnvn. Shv will spcuk ml
"'lVorm-n and (law Nevw Spirit in Impr-
nailm‘zzll l'.‘ lillim'xs."
i 'l‘h'“ third blank. '9
.liulh Morgan. “Ev: l1: wvll-lmmvn not
only for Your work. but for 1111'
rww nt :rmxolnhin :1: {is Cllull‘l‘llfll‘l of the,
v. m ion Miss:
ll» '.‘
.
‘COnlnilltf'v on lxrte-‘rnatéonal Co-opera-
ltion to l‘rvvcnt \Var of the Kalimzel
Lung-u» m‘ \Vomvn Voters.
Norwalk Objective Point
For Thousands of People
On ThES'Armistice Dayi
(Continued From Page One) - i
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tion. several Italian societies, :1 score
of local branches of various unions.;
There will be plenty of martial music;
for at least fifteen bands will be in.
tho procession. ' 9
The parade will start promptly at 3 '
o'clock from the east~bound railroad
station. in the Second district. The:
line of march will be up Railroad ave-l
,nue to Wen avenue and thence di-
"Green." The grand
marshal of the parade will be Captain
He has as core of
Of the civic division, John D.
ade.
tel.
Auto Juneau-tel Mime will be marshal.
- C. I. Byington. M. J‘lliordam Ccorge‘
lucnmond and Edward F. Duffy,
Following-tire, memorial services a
be»: lunch will be given to each of the
mice men who took part in the par-
Gain-elect Temnleton and staff
will he dined at "the Royal James Ho-
Later in the evening there will
be a dance at the Norwalk Armory.
This is free to everybody. and it is
expected that the huge building will
be crowded in the. doors.
A float produced by. members or the
Americanization classes in the
public schools will attract much at—
tention in the parade.
constructed by those who are learn-
ing English in the evening schools.
His aides are 3
The float was
“lull street;
hill;
North zn'cnue.
i
300 foot.
the mastic. 111mm.
East avenue to
fifiklfiiiiii‘}
on Church
Park and Lewis strccts.
aroma cast and ucsi will di-
vert through Van Huron are--
one. Union Park. .‘lntt avenue.
llekicn avenue, (‘rnsx street to
avenue. the entire length.
V on “Fall Stu-ct up
and Orr-r Mill Hill to East ave-
nue; on East nwnuc to West-
local
ping place for the past few days, have . , , . . . . . , ,
annex-ed from cold feet. It wasn't
the fault 01' the "down-and-outers" but "I .
was the result of the lack of wood OPEC—4 01201315
and coal to keep the tramp house a} . -
heated. The police intend to appeal TRAggsgxltéG-rllglf‘I'OXS
to the Boar of'C r'ti :- ’ '. a ‘ " "‘ ‘ '
d hal es lo relief E ‘0‘ BER 11TH, 1922.
——-F‘ul) line Soft Hat}; O'Brien's. '
-._.._ -.. ‘ From 2:30 p. 211.. no tmfiic or
-—Harris 1: Guns. That's all. 6 parking will be allowed 0" “09’
.. ‘ ; ruc strecg west or railroad
! ‘ > i bridge; on South Main street
WODIEN Vprbfis .1 . 5 (m1 Henry street to North
IJEA(IUE TO DibETl Main street; on North Main
street to “‘est arcane; on West
to
street,
N0 tran‘k- will he :Ll‘owcd to
. follow tn the roar of the par-
ade for a distance of at least
Trolley our; ulll create run-
ning (him 3 o’clock until after
West avenue,
\"ec‘tport hill,
Railroad nrcnnc. Monroe street.
Siorth and South Main streets.
‘VILLIAM ll. l’l-JYNINGTON,
Chici (1' Police.
'- and Navy, have gladly availed them-
'1
upon Tms‘ our—tr IS
. 'lSSUES RED (3
PROCLARLATION
! (Continued. From Page One)
generofity than has been necessary in
some other times. because‘of the ox-
traordlnary demands upon such scum,
ices of mercy and humanity. One
or the most fearful disaster: of all his-
tory has befallcn the illcfated Near
Eastern area, where the lives of mil-
lions ot unfortunate people even now
depend and mint continuo‘for a. long
time to depend on the unfit-ins liber-
allty of more favored communities. A
very great; sum is required to be
ruined it the emergency shall be met;
and while the task is one to which
all well—disposed peoples must con-
tribute” our own‘ country in vl‘rtue
alike~ of its inspirations of humanity
and its fortunate endowment in ma-
tcrial possessions. must be conspicuous
for both the great share it shall
give, and the high spirit animating
mu gift. It’is therefore asked that
cmoperation be established between
the Red Cross. the Nor East Relief,
and all other. agencies» which are con-
cerned to assist in dealing with this
crisis. .
. In' the domestic field, demands, con-
‘ tinue to press heavily upon the Red
" Cross. The Government '3 earnestly
‘ seeking to insure to cvory diseased or
‘ disabled ex-sendc man the full meas-
‘ ure of care and help which national
“gratitude and simple justice dictate.
* The aim must be to restore every ser-
t vice man to the best possible health
I and the largest opportunity for a
c normal. and self-supporting. life. In
c this effort the. Government. the" Army
1
oct‘oooo'oaooo
.- selves of the assistance of the Red
'.' Cross which, due- to its nation-Wide
(volunteer organization,
I
“'ORTE
o l MONEY. .
.l Cut qpt "this slip, enclose with So
. and mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Shet-
.:neld avenue. Chicago, 111.. writing
.iyour name and address clearly. , You
{will receive in return a. trial package
{containing Foley's Honey and Tar
, Compound for coughs.’ colds and
icroilp; Foley Kidney Pills for pains in
Rummanngflistory l
“ ' ' 1 m. 1? » m g “amiass‘m 95311036 contact ‘ ' ,
.With- ”We! . 9mm”... and the .7 The playhouse of New
meat fund support of Public Health
activities forrthe preren%ony of disease
only involves much labor. but much 53313335., 7
'm field of Bisaster Relief, the Red Mrs Clinton 3"-
Croos has . mt the
brought about by the large numher of
floods and «other calamities during,
humanity and of the filrvioe which we .
has bean a.
“e- ph‘ysical wolfare i: the‘poople the. I
:nt the office of the marry 6: -
state. Its capitol is authorized to
t , 0g ”and 360.301), whilebizsiness‘wiil mm
is- 85,000. The incorporations are Irwin.
Cruikshank an
‘ encouragcme
In its peculiar and
emergencies John M- Karl,
the post your. ' andgfs still called upon‘
to aid memmnng‘m romign lands.
due to war and pestilence; for
these reasons. regardless of the multi—
tude of local problems in every com~
munity. the Annerican Red. Cross de-l
scr’veswéfl‘ at the hands-or the Amer-
ican people. ' v i
In the interests of our common'
owe to our fellow mm I invite my
fellow citing: to renew their a1-
legiance to'tlie American Red Cross
during the period of the Membership,
Roll Call.
(Signed)
WARREN G. HARDPNG.
You will
their pretty coloring-s, 31
their graceful fit, their .
mm design and for file ii:
maynmodes'in which. ref
'_ chow them at prices m‘ n;
are t, revelation in gun ts"
value for a little price. ,
NEW YORK, Nov. Ill—The» British
consu‘lxte‘ in'Whitc-hall street was
picketed today by twenty-five women
carrying. banners protesting. against ,
the Whomnent in Dublin of Mary;
hmcsmney. sister at. the Lord Mayor
of Unfiwho died while on W
strike LBrlIton Prison.
The pickets, members oi the Amati-l
can Aissociation for Romanian of
the Irish Republic. said they would]
walk post until Kiss MacSwiney was:
released. ; '
Miss 'MacSwiney was arrested by- . , ,
Free State troops last saw inf The flame of Good Clothes,” .
one of a series of rakls on the homes
of Republican adherents. She w
taken to Mountjoy Prison, and imme-
diately, with other women prisoners,
went on a} hunger strike.-
5ele¢t the
WMMk
r03 YOUR non:
______.,______._—
W‘ESTERVILLE, 0., Nov. 10.- Be—Y .
suits of Tuesday’s election in Ohio inl
which the wet and dry issue was in-
volved are mom important" than the'
results in all other wet. and dry elec-
\lons in the United ‘States, it was 35-,
sorted here today by Dr. Ernest EX;
Cherrington, General» Secretary of the- '
Vl’orld League Against Alcoholism. ' ' '
Thewvay Ohio went is of "tremend-. j ‘ ’
.1 A. J. Collms Co."—
73-72 Horthflainfitreet. , ~
-—At The——
Gus" importance in the continuation-
of American prohibition and the'
world dry movement, Dr. Cherrington
declared. L
. ,“The drys. it they hadbccn com-l
pelled to. could yet profitably. have'
given the. wets all the other contests
in which the issue figured. on.thc'
bargain that-Ohio go as it did." Cher-5
rington continued! '
. — ~ I
STRAIGHTEN THAT BENT BACK. .
No need to suffer from that tired;
dead ache in your back that lameness,§
those distressing urinary disoniera's
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13th..
Ladios’ Wool Hose
Extra heavy, Hcather Mixtlirc',
Regular 98: val.
South Norwalk people have found? ,.
how to get relief. Follow this South: - f'ONDAY """""" - 77 -
Norwalk resident's example. ' 7 ‘_ . ,' ' ._ ’ ~
Joseph Bc‘res, ‘41 Vv'oodward avcnuc,‘ Lathes SOOtCh Flannel
says: “At my wrk I was exposed to Bloomers
all kinds of weather. I caught cold»
Reinforced Seat, full slzes‘.
or
You can provide‘yoar
._,_,
7 'Thefieople’éf
Fit-it Bani: Under ole Bridge ..
‘on Whitman or. ' ‘
Anticipatothigt nautical by 31'
once Trust. Amt.- .mfit will 3
investment o£ your. '7 insurance. -
wife
5311.105 will not be here to help her invest it.
score the skilled ,.
l ,
DmWTmstswith our ofiioers. K
'withlife insurance,
‘ You Can Help : 1‘
. r - ' ° ' ’ * " ’“ " gsides and back: rheumausm' . back- which settled on my kidneys and my ‘7
.....,_._. , . F; -l 50c l ,
- t ‘ . _ x . _ , , . ,Eache. kidney and bladder anments: back hurt all the time. 7 When I got ‘9“ a“ va' sec
5‘ . .. and F019); CliihartlchTa-blets. a WhOIC- down kinks got into my back so I MONDAY """"""" ' '
- , . some an orcug 1y cleansing ca— could hardl strai hten. I felt lame .
.~ - - s . . may snout. ', . . Y g r
' LV 511‘“ Igumma <_ .‘thartlc f0? constipation. buiousness. and stilt all over my body, It took I — . . - ,
: . ‘ ' .Ehcadachcs. and sluggxshbowels. Still- but little work to tire; me out and ‘ ~ ‘< h
. , _ ,. _. 1- m e n whether . 50'“- POW‘BU Corporation—Adv. there was a sore. feeling in my kidneys a!
. hxgrr‘ul'f m". of! the local " . _ 7 constantly and at timcs they actually . _
. mun rs summations. should . _ ' . throbbcd with pain. .My kidneys be- ‘ '
.MMWW~%mMMwWWWWme
tnrnr t] ‘ ‘ ce Day par- . turbed my rest during the night. I
’ 1"an gluon-neon marrow. ‘ - 7 — I used Dean's Kidney Pills which I ~
: M: 3:25 (figure: u . by the . studying lists of security holdings saw advertised and a couple boxes ”up!“
' ”3"“ . -t'r i 1:
0 General mm Day com- : for our customers, and 111 nearly f..;§,;i’f§ fijnfi‘iffififzfngfiefiii 7 ' , '
. ' more that “W ““h'gt 3:8 . every instance are able to recom— 600 at all dealers. Foster—Milbnrn 5153 5°- Mam 3*- $°- "walk
0 (mobiles, PM“? ““3 cars “ ‘ ‘ d . > Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. E's—nub: ‘ 7 ‘ V
. MW of the committee for ' men changes that moreaso, the T
‘ the_ @5506? (:9 m a”: . mcome, maintain the security, 7,, ,-— - _. - .. - ,--,.,.- - ---.- - -1. .................................. , ,
: B. Wm ‘e.."'omw¢mmn: and give a cash profit to the , : ‘ 7 _ ‘ _ '
. "an?” Those having cars , ._ bolder. May we examm' e yours 2 _ _ re are 0W or
o W} not“! “8"” 3- Dil- . . ‘ , . ' , ‘
' “m 1 Ma 1 £9“ dschm ' ' ' ‘ '
. .» . ,_ 1: es Gol 1dt . "
MWWV~» , ~ ~ 0 emm
.‘o aosro.‘ - J - .' ' ’ ' , ‘ ‘ '
‘ Fort comment. , ‘ . .
BOSTON. Nov. 11i~njzawrovgrwtlg ,1 , " . Just a hmt today of garments you will need to make you .
today 01159:! 31; 0.0“ ragsgncau here “Lat We Forget? _ comfortable: l
Effiifibe‘l 22 ff for "y notifying , 1 . Wool Sport Hose—:A big assumed.
0. French Consul that the city would On the mmmfi of Eovémber , Wool Glovese , Various lengths and shy les.
take no omcial partjnvthe welcome. 1.1, 1313’» mum,” of rm” E‘Ezlanneletff‘rGowns, 12833311133 and Bloomers. .
_—_.—- _. m “m wawlmmi the w ‘ Mex-ode finder-wear for Women-.md Children. * 1»
pi," 1t alta- , ,, Dr. Dmtonsfileepmg Garments, sins. 1 to 10 yearn, ;
. 1‘ , , BeafitiinlBeacon Blankfis Bath Robes. . ‘ ' , .4»
, . ' Foul-years have"th dimmed Axttractrrc Gordnroy Neghgce Reba, fiaseinaffng‘i‘aol *
the memory of our first exclu-
tion over pace, with victory
for the ideals’ of our homeland.
Yet there are maqiufit‘h‘,
whom thc‘horrors of, ya:- will :
Valways remain, tor-cm?“ us}
WNW.
1mm mraflilfi- “mu:
3"“ ”I. j
Scarfs, Strata‘s, etc.
' "Assorianefits are so complete that. yumwifirfitre no
"7 to be suited. 1 I , f7
t”? .
dearly won». ,
‘ In to, mom oil-swig”
11 my nun-Mn
vim; ’00,.an with} using“;
.1 gym: a lam mm, 5
the: vial: my Am J f “$ij '
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