City” (News-
important meeting of the Eli-
, ; lé .u m: at tho South Norualk
i: x-hrxmh will he held mm cu- 1-
v '3 ufinfcvck. .1! an: urgcd to at-
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lfv‘vrard F‘. Johnson isg'pcnd-
Var-'1. in Norfolk with friends
w-Ilni'sr-v. Sh:- loft Nov: Canaan
' atllafi‘
.lfl her
rvront tithe-:5 0t pieutizy.
1? 'irrist «e Guns.
Thurs all.
Armistice Day celebration com-
“i“ hold a meeting tonight at
'urwulk Armory tor the purpost'
Alum: up damn: connected with
‘ affair hcld lad Saturday.
A mating at Connecticut Girl Scout
:nmiusioncm will be held at the
I}: u‘u‘ Hospital New Haven, Wednes-
v‘ln, Vow-ember :2 ct. 2 .30 p m The
l- H. iral discussion will be standard:
ition to cm and merit badge
"Imam
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—lntrrnational One- -Pipe Heaters.
easy um; 3,3,1“; ‘56 “atcr St..
‘73- 3.
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The Hospital W'hhi club will meet
wllh Mrs James Golden. 4 Palms-id
.lunue. on Friday anemoon of this
wm-k :1". 3 oclock. Will all members
wtm plan to attend notify the hostess
2m ratrr than 10 o'clock Frldny morn-
iT‘E;
-Pull lint 0! m Accéoooflu
Aaron Kohn.
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A special meeting of the South Nor-
:m‘k Boat club will be held at the
21!. house thi: evening. um all mem-
tors and newly elected members are
quested to attend. There will be
"\V’r‘iLi reports of committees 1nd
~.::.-v>i imsinrm will come before the
'z-w'ing {or am.
—Buy your m nt mum
on my weekly m Sun ”on
evening: until 9 p. n.
Among the cases scheduled to be
presented ln'fm‘ l'nited 3113‘ D15.
trict Jud: e rdiwm S. Thomas. in the
1-311»le l‘ n' in at Yew Haven. today.
.(2' 3-~igumr nt in? trial plus of not
3,1. .n having prcvmusly been entered.
nr- tr. .me of Michael Ilelohcry. Jr of
lumbar). and Frcdcrick L. Kirk or
[Tbi‘thL
In Indian
Thurs-
- rrl'rincm Watahwnso.
:4 'I‘ES and dances. High school.
in 4.!‘3. Tickets. 50c.
":rhr Lodge. No. 97. I. 0. O.
wnfvr thc imthtovry degree on n.
3‘ .,
.1 .
room. tonfght. The mud-offi-
~ :\ “M
'-r I‘m»
.m t room It 7:30 o'clock.
Tl; u
dance previously unnouncnd
is announced for
Thanksgiving Eve. A
‘vkw dinner will be served
urn
,w..
. :r'rmr will be served on the 25th.
~«Marlnn Corral. pianist and com-
:< wr. will be heard at. High school
‘ xrsday evening, on program
T'rmr‘oss Within”. ”ken 50C.
m ERWEAR
few n’cOvei'ing sufficimn- ‘
. ilass of candidntcs. In the new
be present. Refreshments
work. The financial secre—
v.~.li mr-ct the, candidates in the
3’.
t:--- Norwatk Country club for the 13th
has liven posiponed until Sutur-
l: . . o w-ning. the 2511:. At. extra club
November
special
that
. Udat from s to 1: o'clock. A chic): n
with
For Men, Women and Children at
EKBANKS’
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Malia-Jam Hotel
45-47 West Washington Strut
SOUTH NORWALK.
2......“ l... ma *mw
Mrs. Dennis Lane 01 No. l Fremont
place has contracted with H. AZ Begin,
lien for an international one-pipe heat- ‘
er. .
‘Hnrrln & Gaul. That's on.
A Studebaker touring car. registra-
tion number 61-923. was reported
Stolfrn from Daubury last night. the
Police department there telephoning
the local police to that effect.
A meeting of the canimiuee in
charge of St. "Joseph's parish card
Party and dance to be held Friday
evening at the new Odd Fr Hows Hall.
will be held this evening at the K. or
C. rooms, Washington street.
——Beautitul Doll given away at the
Doll Shep. 24 Monroe street. Tickets
with every pnrchue. Toss. doll for--
ulture. carriages.
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Buckingham W. R. C. No. 30. will
hold a. regular meeting at its rooms on
Main street tomorrow afternoon at
2:30 o'clock. and all member: ur’e
asked to be sure and attend. as im-
portant business is to be brought ba-
tore the meeting
-—Efim line of Auto Lace-ark-
Aaron Kohn.
W. C. Borrow: or Darien has pur-
f
, . BOYS’
T Wu (Trousers
Suits '
$13.50‘hnd 315
These Boys’ Two Trou-
sers Suits offer great val-
ues. Their extra. trousers
make them as serviceable
as W6 Suits.
'And they’ re smartly styled
of high grade, durable
woolcus. Good looking and
economi‘Eal, too!
Rogers 6! Stevem
I'm Imlorwflké
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chased a superior Chevrolet touring
our from the local agent. ‘W. R. Aus—
tin o! Austin's Garage. This is the
' t
l
second Chevrolet Mr. Burrows has
purchased.
-——Banner Bakery. Have you tried
one of our Rutter Cream Layer Cakes?
You will find them delicious. We have
a. variety of other fillings. also. 5
Meme-(sweet. Phone 367.
Patrolman T. Don-near repeated at
the uptown mum ls; night the
namirs of two boys who broke the win-v
dows in the new home of Preston Ber-
Eagt Rocks road. The parent: of
Hz» boys agreed to pay for the dam—
age. '
rat-<2.
—-:lc a day for ten months my:
for 3 Hoover cleaner M: Donnell)“;
Free demonstntion.
The finance committee or the Girl
Scouts‘ Council met at the home of
Mrs. Hubert Bishop yesterday after-
noon to arrange fora large bridge
party for the benefit or the Norwnlk
Girl Scouts to be given at the Royal
James Hotel on Friday of next week.
-—Ha.rri: a Gun:- Thnt'l m.
boon a small dog was killed at the
Shortly before 1 o’clock this one:-
corner of Spring and Clay streets.
when it was run over by an auto-
mobile.
George Saunders of 34 Hoyt street.
reported to the uptown police last
night that an automobile operated bv
SPECIAL THIS WEEK.
Henry 8. w '3
COD LIVER OIL
Emile Angione of Broad River had run
into his horse and wagon at 3mm and
Cross streetlast night. The two par-
ties concerned agred to settle the Sum-
agc between themlelveo.
There is to be a town conference of
the Sunday school: of the city at the
South Nor-want Congregational Church
this evening. starting at 7:30 o'clock.
This is the second conference to he
great m i 5.033-
sary. A silver dollar is
stamped nil: a m
0: 150 t“
After nasal-r h‘in-
sued, the m pol-
of thatmmhr
Almoumpinmnek
canbou-uifionvlngl
Passbooka-lulmh
mmatiuh-n ‘
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. log to a report received by the up-
ln Norwalk. the flat having been held
of. the Nomlk Methodist Episcopal
church Jan spring. ‘
Aston located at Harbor avenue
and. Chapel street under attachment
had been entered and robbed accord-
town police last night. Investigation
by the police. however. showed that
the entrances to the more were still
sealed. The matter was referred to
Deputy Sher“! Doulens.
money '1: presented this morning to
check was a. reward for the enchant
mg the blaze in the Want at tho
Raga: rectum 88 Wall strct. yes-4
tam morning than threatened to
destroy the entire building.
-—-A. W.Hodcuhumwedtou
Achectrorammnuumountor.
work of the fire companies in chocko' 2
r
" There In: a. well attended meeting
of the “‘omen 3 Foreign Missionary
Society of the East :nenue M. E.
church at the home of him Danicl
L'Hommedieu. 20 Rowan street.“
evening. ‘ "India." was the topic of
study and discussion.
a
The cases of Joseph Tarlov 0! Per-
ris avenue and John Gerle of Plats-
ville avenue the tanner charged with
possession of liquor the latter with
possesion and mam: ‘acture and pos-
session of a still. are scheduled to
come bof-fore Judge Edwin S. Thomas.
.in the United States District Court. in
New Haven. today. Tammany 5: Con-
nor): are
who were arrested here in one of the
hibition Enforcement agents.
VALUABLE DOGS
It Is the belief that a crew of dog
thieves are at work in Norwalk. inas-
much as a number of Valuable dogs
have been reported as missing from
their homes in and around Norwalk
within the past two weeks or so.
The latest reports were those re-
ceived from “filial-n P. Eno of Sauga.
tuck uho reported an Airinle dog and
also a Belgian police dog missing
from his c-statn while last exeninx.
Edward German of 9 Clay street re-
ported that a valuable collie was miss-
ing from his home.
The police are investigating the re-
ports in view of the reports from the
west and also from Bew York that
dog thieves are at work there.
terdcré, cm” at the :ccent election:
inf-re. paid at the rate of Sifter {beg
day's work. it was discovered when,
the eiection bills 1mm
wards Ware received by the Council
last night.
certified were ordered paid
a and workers amounted to $388 00; the'
Fourth Ward bill from John J. Far—
rell fo’: his sci-noes as moderator and
Thomas F. Flahegty for his duties andi
Memes as registrar presented a bill
of “we. l
for their duties as registrar-s r
Second and Fifth “'ards and for their:
wot
i 3549. cm a: which :36. or:
workers in the Fifth “ard.
Wards and for his expenses
ed a bill of $235.00 while Joseph A.
unex- us deputy registrar and for
winches and machines presentea a
blll of $190.09.
moderator in the First Ward present
,ed a bill {or 825.90. while Dennis F.
iKenncdy as deputy registrar in the
First Ward. put in a. bill
ESouth Carolina. and had an honorable
1 Chief ntrouce James J. Nedley oz
attorneys for the accused.tr
mam: raids conducted by Federal Pro-z
i ORV.
REPORTED STOLEIN NI
{GASOLTNE LAUNCH
SALE OF
DRESSES
A 'onour ”PM.
I?
;
gets arid roach: he men; , guts .
$15 $19.50 i
Values up to m
u
the various
The bill: when properly
The Third Ward bill for registrars?
We do urge: fig to, take_ad-
vantage of this opportunity to {‘
gef your choice of then at these
‘ Rufus J Smith and Jeremiah Hagan exceedingly low prices.
in the ‘ .
Jacob’s
1214mm); "
The “gm o! Goodclotheo
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ANSONIA TEAM 1
mm FOR MIN;
ANSORLA. Nov. 15.—-—-The Accents;
High School football squad will leave
this Afternoon for Elgin. Ill" for the
tuna-sectional football gamethh‘ the
Mrs. Leshe Smith widow of Colonel 338“! High School eleven which was
Smith. at her residence in Elmwood shut out last December in a same
nvcnue. ,merday obsencd the eighty- played in Armenia. The mm m ac—
seventh anniversary or her birthday. comma by Principal John 1. SteV- ,
ms. Smith received the congratuh» ens o: the High School and several
tions of many visitors. as well as flow- prominent citizens. . The Amman:
era. birthday cakes. etc. All friends Wm reach Elzin late Thur-flay night
were royally treated and had a plena- and Will be WW4! by'aband. The:
out time. Mrs. Snfith is in fairly good some in Elgin Saturday ammonia will
health and thanks her many friends be preceded by a parade, in which the
for their good wining Colonel Smith entire city Will 5012- The Am;
served in the Civil War. holding the School team has entered but one dc-
poaitlon of chief commissary in ‘Wa-hcffm this season Shutting out Worces-
or other workers. amounted to $165: l
?
kers’ expenses presented a bill of
was for
C. Irvington Byiuston as resist-or
of voters in the First and Fourth;
present-f
George F. Richmond for acting as
V
for $40.
SOCIAL NOTES
With a total vote in the city 0:. 5.-
3 M9, at tho last election, it was shown
ttzday, according to the list Of register-
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith, that
Only a little snot-ethos: half of the
voters had‘gonc to the polls to cast ’
their vote.
at 8. 21‘? voters;
In the Firs}! Wat-d there are 3,194;
gitered voters: in the Second Ward,
E the Fourth Ward, 1. :70 and m the
Filth Ward 632 voters. ‘
In the First and Fourth Wards
combined. there are 4.564 vows: and
in the Second and Fifth Wards com-
bined. there are 3.536 votem
or the total number at voters in the
city, Town Clerk Smith said that be-
tween two and three Randi-ed should
be taken of for various reasons.
3135.7 ADAMS’ SCH
The suit of Mrs. ids—Adams :1. me
Cttyrcf Norm]: in which the m
claims damages of- $2,099.06 for in.‘
mmu'afanmnnydkeet
some time ago,
had been remevé'd from
#3 Day street and that the
never been proficiy filed in so
while- walking them one. day
stepped in the hole and was thrown
the g. on d sustaining severe in} V ’
Nil BUlllllNli
- ail
George Huhbell of West W
was appointed by Wins-or mu.
Barton last night to the cage
building inspector of the tit!
solar) of this (mice being mic!
$2. a- in) a year. . s
The appointment of 113‘. RM
whois to take office haven;
time was confirmed by the m
of the council without W; '
Mr. Bubbell is wen cued cornea
position. which carries com.
responsibility. as he had come owl:
the making of fire tnsunmce »
has studied all phases of ‘
codes, and also is well acquaintedm
btfilding wndifions. ,,
The new building ordinnnce m
1y adopted by the council has and?
defined certain rules whlch builder:
this city must {allow in the {m '
alone in the construction at
buildings, but in plumbing
work, renovation or how,
material to be used.
IBM! WERS
WENT TB P0113
\otcr: by wands at the oflice of
Thetotallistisrplaced
in the Third Ward. 1517; in
" - 03' “Elm
* congeubefore the Sn.
8
H ‘~ RSHFIEL j!
Motor Transportation Co.
, , LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Daily Service Between New York & Norwak
mmmuvmmm-Anmaw
m;raddedefaPurmm€Work , -
MammfiConmdzsuSo. Norwathone3d
”Yammwmmmmm ‘
_ tastes. At the close of tho war he t?!'. Mm; East Side High of Newark,
was chief dispersing office- :- at Hilton N- 1. and other fast team.
IRISH mmm mi) ,
The Irish Regimental Band of an?
3d: is to be'here at the Norwulk Ar»!
army record for over {arty years.
Mrs. Alice Och: of 13“ Center
Street. Bethe}. has rcturmd from a
w'eek 5 visit with her son. Joseph 0dr:
0: Norwalk.
the localllilwnnis club is back ofrrthe
appearance here. it having been or.
ranged for by President Fred L. 1.3m-
son of the Nomlkr‘Kiwanis Club.
A concert for the children will be
g-iv en in the afternoon at
and the evening performance will be;
Greenwich visited his daughter. Mics.
B. C. pjead of Stuart arc-cue. Saturday.
of 68 Spring
York
“is: Laura. Swee. v‘v
street is spending today in Very The proceeds from the two appear-
ances here will go towards the pur- ,
chase of new chair: for the Armory
Corporation Counsel Winnie: F.
Tammany is to bathe spéukct of the
day at the Kiwanis club luncheon at
the Hotel Mahackemo on Thursday
{3003.
Roy Downs of Winfield street is in
\ Bridgeport today. ‘
mST’ 11 BRO ED BABY CAN VOTE f." ENGLAKD.
! QUEBEC. Nov. 1$.—A dispatch LONDON N“? 15“ ha”? ““3“!“
‘l‘rom Bersimis on the north shore of ninimonms old will be earned to the
-tthe St. Lawrer-Hce reports the drown i9“ 3‘ 383”" ”‘33!“ ‘0 “5‘ a ““9
g in the Parliamentary elections. The
i of eleven arson: in the lake 0 , 3
53:30:, Bav m2, mtint was one of man whose names
The accident occurred Honda}? night l
when a gasoline launch containing
eleven passencrrs was sunk and all i an ‘0 the WIRES place by its
perished according to the meagre de- mother .1
gulls which have reached Bersimu “"" 3
iAmong the passengers was Either .
We Are Dally
‘Tortellier. a missionm. who was for-
merly stationed at Bentham. It was
'reported that the boat and its occu-
t3 had not 3e: been found. - . . .,
hm: studying lists of security holdmgs
for our customm‘ond in nearly
every mm are this to recom—
mend changes that increase the
jncome, mintuiu the security,
red v.0trs The My will be
mory on Saturday. November 18. and' '
2:30 o‘clock!
given at 5 o'clock. ! .,
. The Hamilton snags
appeared through errors in the list of L
and give 3 ask profit towthe ~
And Look Over Our Supoiy of New and interesting Book: for
Boys and Girls.
'
A Few Series That. Children Specially Like Are—— .
GIRL SCOUT
MARJORIE DEAN
CAMP FIRE GIRLS
BOY SCGUT
RANGER BOYS.
RAD“) BOYS
- VOLLA.\'D BOXED BOOKS FOR TINY TOYS
mummm— opcazwqmmar.u.g
Preparé Now For
Cold Weather
J ust a hint today: of garments you will need to make you
comfortable .
Wool Sport Hose—A big 3550mm.
Woo}. Gloves—Various lengths and styles.
Flannelettc Gowns, Pajamas and Bloomers.
“Hermie” Underwoor for Women and Children.
Dr Dmtm’s Sleeping Garments, sin: 1 to 10 years.
Beautiful Beacon Bhnkets Bath Robes.
Attractive :Cerduroy Neghgee Robes, Minimal»!
Snark, Sweaters, etc; .',
Wareso confide thztyou willhaveno tactic
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