Elven ob tho Grace
I. cake sale today
Drug Store. ,
That's all.
no
‘ Winn club is meeting
3th In. June: Gold-
i!
not Buckingham Women’s
No. 30, is being held this
In the Red Men's Hall. 25
_ & Gus. That's all.
_‘Fodor or 328 Flax Hill road
.‘ n‘eury A. 'Hegeiein install an
one-pipe heater in one of
.. remodeled houses.
d a... to: ten months poys
. Km ciuner st Donnelly's
. finalists-silos. .
homplslnt was made to the police
the breaking of a fence. on
‘51 street, yesterday. and Pa-
John Smith Investigated.
”a flair-oil at Donnellrs
m menu. Store open
- Intil I mm.
,-
Sunday evening, at which the
M. E. church orchestra will
fu-nn lino Soft Hats. O‘Brien's.
*
Moll Kelly of South Norwolk has
rein-ed one or the new model 1923
‘ clot touring cars from the local
st. W. R. Austin of Austin's Gar-
yh-Intcrnstional One-Pipe Heaters.
corms. Hegelein. 56 “filter SL.
' 3-3.
3.1.9ounders of 61 Strawberry Hill
as niade a. complaint to the po-
- iésterdny about Augusta Stefanl
fl‘WVoodsldo avenue allowing a.
. to enter his property" doing- con-
ble damage.
t he intended to prosecute Stefani.
“Beautiful Doll given away at the
, I Shop. 24 Monroe street. Ticks-ts
. every purchase. Toys. doll fur-
u are, carriages.
. .complaini was mode in the police
' It 13MB o'clock this morning from
Mr. Saunders sald'
“31‘. about a iran who was pooping
. the windows there. Patrolman
ruis Brehm invcstlu'ntod but could
no trace of the man.
fiendrtmont ls thnnknd {or ill: illltl‘nt
”vices and \‘alunlilv ukflrdlllllr l' n-
W in Norwalk lust Hutu: 'l‘ill\ ll'HP‘1
the Armlstlrr- Day (4 lo- ‘umll 0' l ll" tl
. . 4 under thp .uispim s or tl‘. .-:\m: l-
loam Legion. 'l‘-lu Si. mifnrd pull .
the line of march rind nfirr'. ., ‘-
Mfll in thr- rcgu’ntion of 1.3m.
lumtord Advocate.
mam THIS WEEK.
Henry
COD LIVERp OIL
Regular $1. 00 Size.
65 Cents
Stimson-Powell Corp.
“ South N orwalir
It’ul
1x5-
“3500 REWARD”
You have seen several
such signs and perhaps
ished that. you could
mwin the money. Most
people would strive hard
' deposit a like amount
weekly for three years 1
, In this way you can win
, a $500 reward for your
{thrift~—your balance will
I}
‘vi «'- ‘U'
5M)“ ‘."‘£4' a,
w.
as
and.
wave-0 'U
“dents oi’ Edlle avenue. East Nor—l
,é-Csrd party and dance for St Jo-
.‘Icph's Parish at Odd Fpllmvs' \‘ew
III." Friday evening, 8 o‘clock.
In s communication reovlvml this
;nimlng from mm r of Pom. wmmm'
m. Penninmon or Norwzllk tho {mu
8 Wamp ole s 7
For Men, Women and children at
E.K.BANKS
DRY eoooo arose ‘
um: um- Hotel
4547 Won wmhm sma-
sou'rH NORWALK.
r
Members of the Nor-walk Polibe de-.
partmcnt today received orders to en-
force the law concernint the pox-kin:
oi automobiles within ten feet or a. fire.
hydrant. :J ._i.l..l ,
Kenneth Newmon of Quintard ave-
nue. South Nomlk. had his hand and
leg seriously injured the other day
while pulling the Rowayton fire engine
to a. fire.
1 n
——Don't miss Newoli & Murray's
sale. 153 Washington street. Qpen'
evenings until 9 o’cl0ck; Saturday un-
til 11 o'clock.
This evening in Odd Fellows Hall.
Second district, 9. card party and
dance will be given by St. Joseph's
made for the sat—".2.
The following trustees for the en-
suing year were unanimously elected,
last night at the church election held
at the Norwalk M. E. church: C. Otis
Fitch, F. H. Bedlent and C. B. Runes.
There was no opposition.
-—Card party and dance. for St. Jos-
eph's parish. at Odd P‘cllows‘ New
Hall. tonight at 8 o'clock.
Harold A. Gorham, of South Nor-
walk. this morning tool: title in the
office of Judge John H. Light. to
eight lots on the Tokeneke Road.
near tho Colonel Raymond bridge.
The property was owned by Mm. Sus-
an Hamel. _
“
This m-cning at the Town Assembiy
Hall the Center Junior High school
basketball team will have as their op-
nononts the Bethe] High school. In
the preliminary game. which will start
at seven-thirty. the girls' teams of the
twa schools will clash.
—«l‘.anner llukvn—‘Try
puffs. marshmallow rolls. nuns and
biscuits. “’9 have the best quality
(akr \‘rm can buy. A large assortment
of goods or. hand for tomorrow. 5
Monroe strovt. Phone 36?.
our crcam
Nc-ison ll. Aim-lu-ll of Nv‘ptunc avo-
71110 rL-portml that while driving his
auto bcmvnth the \V‘ashington street
l.rl4lx:r-, yostorday noon. that a trolley
car struck the rmr or his car. scratch-
in;: thv mudguard. No great daznag
was dom- zmrl no one was injured.
'l'ln- \Vomtn's Forr-lgn Missionary
Auxiliary or the Norwnlk M. E. church
lsznl rlmrgl- of the prayer sm‘vico inst
minim at tl:u'- church. The feature of
tin: r-vrnim: was tho rovivwlm: m' the
ups-and rlmptvr in the study book:
“ ‘--.i‘«3inp: 1'}! India." l-y Miss A. ll.
lln‘
l
Ll.’
Miss liouirhtmi vxrxlnlnr-vl
(h: .1»?! r in w'ry «‘lv:ll' mrznm-r.
L'uu‘rl.
-—PENROD
played by Wesley Freckies Barry,
speciav presentation at the Regent 10
o'clock Saturday morning. Don't let
a single child miss this picture.
Play Bridge!
And Help the Girl Scouts
BENEFIT BRIDGE PARTY
Royal James, Friday, Novem-
ber 24th, at 3 o‘Clock.
Tickets $1.25 including prizes
for each table and refresh-
ments.
For Tables or Single Tickets ‘Phone
Mrs. A. M. Fecheimer. 824.
Foundations
‘Look to your founda-
are building up your
business, look to your
This bank ofl’ers its Ser.
vices to assist you. in.
keeping the foundations;
Of Your business strong
and safe.
WWWA
tions, when you build a ‘
house ! And when you , i
h$l3 50 and $15
thlte
one was muted; however.
-—B.arris i Gun: That?- all.
Dr. Robert E. Pei-due, health emote .-
19 Lewis street;
Buren avenue. Anna. Promo;
York street. is ill with diphtheria.
~l'o1l line of “to Wes
The Bamilton Shop,
38‘
on will mm: to heor the three new,
to: trots played by the new Great
Way orchestra; also. John
McComack‘s new record,
o’Clock in the Morning.”
~88}: renovsflnLQ’Br-len’s.
These Boys’ Two Trou.
sers Suits offer great val-
ues. Their extra trousers
make them as serviceable
as two Suits.
And they ’re smartly styled
of high grade, durable
woolens. Good looking and
economical, too i
Rogers 69 Stevens
Norwalk in. Norwalk
r
There will be a meeting or the local
Radio Associatiou this evening. at the
walk. All members are asked to be
present.
The Center Junior High school bus-
kctbsll team and the Bethel aggrega-
tion are scheduled to clash tonight in
the Town Assembly Hail.‘ The Girls'
trams of both schools will also play.
A largo attendance is expected at the
games.
~—~l)on't miss Nowell &' Murray‘s
sale. 153 Washington strectf Open
evenings until 9 o‘clock; Saturday un-
til ll o'clock.
Ge K rnl l‘rost hushecn designated
by Gournor Frank D. “locks to rcp-
resnnt the Society of Colonial “'ars oil
Connecticut at the annual banquet oi“
the New York Socictv at the \Valdorf-
Astoria on Tuesday evening. the Blot
instant.
W
Douglas Foulcr “'omtm's Relic?
Corps. IV). 1.3. luld a mcoting inst.
ninht. Arrangem-nts lune been con:-
m- 5.! Suturll. u in th--
l l Hows Hull. lull
Thursday and Friday
storc miller Oddl
-parilcular3 in
tapers.
—-WESLEV BARRY
as “Pcnrod” is likva tonic for the;
young and old. Special children's
presentation at the Regent tomorrow
,mr‘rning at to o'clock.
club rooms. Liberty Square. East Nor-t
mom—o isms.
l
Inc-l Yam Indy Weds Former Bos-g
mu and W Mess Man.
A. very pretty wedding took place
ye esterday afternoon at three o'clock.
in Bridgeport. when Miss Ellie Maud
l Castle. granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
{Charles H. Castle 0! 115 Main street .
Nomlk. became the bride of William
(thorns.- Crowley, Jr.. of Boston.
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Robert C. Carlson 31 the Methodist
Episcopal church.
The bride was charming in blue
a gray picture hat to hatch. Her
wrap was blue max-veils. with plan-
cum to: collar and cuffs.
The couple was attended. by Mr.
to match.
groom left on the
ton. where they will enjova awedding
take up their xesidenct
The couple received numerous wedv
ding gifts.
walk young lady.
business man or Falrfleld.’tormerly of
Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Crowley have a
host of friends who wish them suc-
cess. _ '
Mrs. Frances Benedict of West Nor-
wnlk is visiting hes- niece. Mrs: Arthur
Britten of Hope street. Springtime.
W9 Are Daily
’studying lists of security holdings
gf for our customers and in nearly
ievery instance are able to recom~
pl: {ml to hold :1 cake and apron salozmpnd changes that increase the.
l income. maintain the securit},
ion .1 give a cash profit to the
Elnldcx. May we examine yo ours ?
Maplesé'a‘Goldschmidt:
financial foundations. '3 i
W l I“:.S'Y.“.&v .
: a,
14:81.1V ME
Three com o: measles and one of":
, diphtheria. were reported last night to
The measles cases were Kult Arnold, ',
Marion Johnson, 3
Logan street. and Elmer 50918:. 21 Van ,
g... 49 Wang
street. will have. the new Victor rec;-
, ord specials on sale tomorrow.“ Read-
”Three '
The _
{Canton crepe with gray trimmings and ,
and Mrs. J. Fred Dunlap of Norwalk. ,7
Mrs. Dunlap was attired in a. very}
pretty satin creation with picture hat
After the ceremony the bride cod“
:8 train for Boa-4'
tour refort- returning to Fairfield to ‘-
Mtss Castle is a well known Nor.
Mr. Crowley is a4
f Did it “everl‘occurto you,
,"fiolks, that there aren’t any‘
" in the clothing or any other;
1. business? Well— it s a fact. a
5 If you remiamlier, we: re!
' mgrkcd back‘in the Springl
for $30 any more than a
! Packard Twin-Six could. sell
- for a thousand.
We Repeat~ ..
it Gon'tBeTone ii"
There are a great many
' storestoday in every busi.
hosts that still believe the
Public are still buyingi
“Price.” But it’s notoo—zl
. at. least our experience has
been a demand for “better.
values at. a moderwte price?
And, since “the war is,
over,‘ ’ you can ' have them.
And, so, once again we
present-—
‘ A'Most Room.
' '» Case, Gentlemen
Because we offer $25
Suits and Overcoats
..’..at....
$25
Thirty Dollar Suits
and Overcoats
_...at_
$30
And so onuptowuoo
A selection atevery. price
that. makes 'a. choice hard
sometimes.
A suitor overcoat alt $25
that we believe you’ll agree
is the best thatthat. amount:
can buy.
and 3;: $40 or. $45. "
mute miglit'try to fool
selves, and, E; the same time
make a lot more noise by
saying that each. of! the above
lines were worth $52 to $10
we are not “Miracle Men.”
3 that $45 suits; could not sell ‘-
unis-lbw} W- -
Sheets, ToWels, Muslins, Scott's, Curtains, Table.
cloth, Siks, Woolens, Velvets.
Thisis Our First Dollar Day
Everything In Stock Markel
DoWn to Meet the Dollar
I ;M;& 7 car \i
2
grfiuéiggzgfii
.s'rona
RlGH’l” ON"
THE_ CORNER
No. Main Street
80. N01 «Au!
UNDER MEAD’S DRUG STORE.
‘ I
Contectionery
ice; Cream
. Candies and Linda
9 MAIN‘ ST. NORWALK
,» Knickers, flesh. orchid
The same at $30 or $353
a few oft-he people and our-i ’
more They’ re mot, because
Sport Wool Hose
119 have Si k and wool Griffin and nos-l an d all wool how
:‘lm th in plain weave and r} We l.
silk. and wool. silbcloc‘ied.
s‘ a it of ’asl‘ioned ‘
s [MEG a“ l y i I brown. grey, llghl bl‘JG. k5 ; [V _
The plain colors are ill ack can:
1).an and camel. . .
The heather mixtures have blue brown green and 13.11pr ;..~
dominant colors ‘
Prices Range From 79:: to $3. 79, according to Style ard Qua: . ..
J. I. Mallette
88 Washington St. South Norwallc
- - - __,, .. .. - . Ill/£6666“
Kayser Silk Under. '5 >
-
13110115 ri‘i'i'.
This bra 11d of l, m’rerwoar- -.<
All garinefiis lwar'ns: the
give gm Ci :(xrx i. u.
finish. “Km .0.- ' 137...: ‘
1y dependable and will
in our stock you r 311 1iml:( u. swirl" 2
hip horns; Pontalencs in do rk suit shanks :‘\'- -~-
top. or built- -up shoulder. in whi.c. «nrqlzgd .- ._ .
and black, all 9.395;
flesh color, at $3.50.
Now is a good time to Stlul "intimate
stock is complete.
{The angina! fill: of Magnesia Tooth Paste
j' A (roman-mum
sheaf Celonial Club
m Cream On The Marks
m PURCHASE or A GiRDE'N
E 13? TOEET ARTICLE
- (mm 7pm.com
mafier With“ 2 Cans Gordon Court Talcurn f
be Wu star 3 limited number c
V , am: Waive“ away. By all means ‘.a
73m mewumus‘Eactqmcky.
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