76%,
208
11%
17%
21%
33%
22%
79%
of dividends
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1" ants and u._s. Stool
fly. but anlmwnn-
were nndtr pressure.
W 3 points also were reg-
- ‘ Louis Southwestern,
Abner-icon Sugar Pre-
fin today‘s Stock Market were
minimum: of yesterday' a
.. .. - .. in some of the low-
“in independent steel and oil
the only selling orders
en M. E. church held their weekly
meeting yesterday afternoon, at the
Post road home of him John Brom-
mer'and Mrs. Harry Lutterman. The
society will meet at Mm. Brnmmer‘s
and Mrs. Lutterman‘s home until the
new pastor arrives.
The Lsdies' Aid Society of the Con-
grrgniionsl church is holding its an-
nual harvest fair and supper this oft-
ernoon in the Center school building
This is a good opportunity for anyone
to do their Christmas shopping eddy.
as there are 9. great variety of fancy
articles: Cakes. pies. candy and vege-
ltables for Sale. The supper will be
served from 5:80 to 7: 80 o’clock.
The Borden’s’truck which was badly
smashed several weeks ago when it
by F. S. Howard, has been purchased
by Harry Lutterman. at the Depot
m MLLimermnsLh mulls
the truck and is putting on new
wheels. new running boards new
mudguard: and a new steering wheel.
The repairs will be finished by the end
of next week.
u“
The State Highway department is
repairing a bad. spot in the road di-
and st the beginning or the ‘new
West avenue cement road. The town
'did not cement this part of the road.
as it is the State highway. The road
men put a cold patch on the bad spot
and the hole is now even with the rest
of the highway. The Stnte highway
men will reer several other bad
places along the road.
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eguuir meeting at Troop No.
' a ‘nmsrA. will be held this evening
71% 03% at Community Hall.
1 41%
310% 71% Mrs .Frsnk Sim-devout ot Edlie
121% 121 ‘15 avenue is to entertain the members of
19% 19 is the choir of Christ church at her home
53 53‘ this evening.
‘ 69 - . .
:32: 28:: The Red Star tug‘Huntington towed
12235 122% mu Red Star horse No. 29 into the
147% 147% local harbor. yesterday. to the Bishop
9134 93% & Lynes docks with ’n cargo of coal.
7 47 -—————
130;: 100: The Nor-walk Methodist Evian-02'
132% 12435 church orchestra will play at the mum-
44% 45 cal service at the East avenue Me! -
6455 odist Episcopal church on Sun :1?
431,5 evening.
3:: Letters have been received from 11;;
59 temle Maine. from Arthur BennieJ
70% and his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sande
126% 12'! Emmett. who are enjoying an no in:
34 id 3435 bilc trip through the northeastern pa
128 129 ~ 0! the United Ststes.
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g:: :3: The Norwnlk Methodist Boiler?!
85% 35% church will play at the evening sch cs
89%, 911,5 at the East avenue. 'M. E. churcl (I);
11% 11% Sunday evening. The evening wt 1 m
42 4334 almost entirely devoted to music. wi
175% 175% 1 short sermon by the pastor.
15?: 11:22 law. and Mrs. L. Earl Shuffner hove
35% 5; moved into the parsonage of "‘2 most
23% 39 .vouuc M. E. church. on lxownn
33 33 street. from Dar-ion. Rev. Mr. 9113.6-
4835 4714, nor is to occupy the local pulpit for
ill-'3; 13.v the first time on Sunfldy.
7 7
1312 137% Considerable sewing was done at the
40 41 meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of
31% 31% Christ church held yesterday after-5
61,5 61/, noon. The Auxiliary is now engaged
751,4 75 in doing missionary work and consido
.208 203 c-mble interest is being taken by the
11 11 1/5 members in the work.
if}; :13; A card party was held at the home
93 93% or Mrs. Albert Dunn. Betta place. yes-
21% 32.; ti-rdny afternoon. for the benefit of
7313* 78% the visiting: committee of the East
441;, 4515 Norwmk Improvement Absociation,
84 $4 ’ from 2:30 until 5 o'clock, there being
32% 83 M tables. A most pleasant afternoon
91% 91 15 was spent and a. substantial sum was
12¢; 126% realized for the work of the commit-
] 2 1,5, 1 31/4 too.
32;: 2:3,: Mrs. Minnie Bell of 48 Cm-‘c avenue
54 54 .4. has forwarded a check for '1 good sum
81% 311,.) to Deputy l-‘ire Chief Fred M. \Vheci-
90 90 or. accompanied by a letter in whlcn
3i“. 3H1. shv extends her thanks to the mem-
22% 23 :‘ tors of tho Mayflower Hook and ind-
200 20013 llt‘l‘ Company {or their swift and of-
11334 118% ficicnt work at the. recent lire in her
24% 25 hrmc. The money is to be turned in
123% 124 to the Mayflowcr's benevolent fund.
’7
313% 321:: A delivery car owned by A. F. Beck-
69 70% mann &, Co.. “‘ushingtou street gro-
83-34, 33% cers. caught fire at Gregory Boulevard
493;. 5., and Marvin avenue yesterday morn-
103% 104v]; ing about 10:15 o'clock. the Mayflower
121 1,5 121 1‘ Hook and Ladder npparttus being
so“ 601,5 summoned. The fire was in the bat-
34 34 tery of the car from n crossed wire
58 5314 and when the connections were broken
6055' 61% the blaze ceased. The damage done
was slight.
~‘ropening ' ._
“noted. however. prices
more up In response to a
If“ U. 9. SW] Baldwin.
and ”me of the food Can
m Dupont _wus one
strong spots ppm-ling
In response to the
on General
large,
Stet-l
Continental
Texas Gulf
Murine Ple-
G”.
ivorth American and
American
.Noon.——While the
am a. fairly good
‘Il morning. the volume
was considerably les-
' selling was resumed
of stocks. These 01'-
_' Wm confined to ordi-
' . > - butsome of the
”hilly Bethlehem B.
Steel. Standard Oil of
Helicon Petroleum and
yore pressed on the mar-
‘ t losses of 1 to
v Body and du Pont can-
0
“'7‘ only four point gains. Call
unnd renewed at 4% per
dmpped to 4.
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no war: “FORK.
dispel: to try to work every
n 00an dull backache,
pain in the small of
Be rid of it. 1w Donn's
Iour neighbors recom-
Ask your neighbor?
. 61 Spring Street.
"An attack or
5 lift my kidneys in an un—
perm My back nearly
, With pain when I did my
work put my ,
inch 3 «edition I could ,
about end it seemed to be
' mornings and seized
. I m to in: shout.
hold I spoon in my
of the Methodist church and friends.
that the
hold the Sunday school at 10' n. m..
and the hour of worship and sermon
at eleven, beginning Sunday morning.
November 19th.
Edward Smith is working in P. .‘l.
Necdle's store.
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P. M. Needle has purchased a new
Chevrolet sedan from W. R. Austin,
the local dealer.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Albrecht visited
relatives in New York city over the
week end.
The monthly meeting of the Civic
Association will be held on Monday
evening in the Rownyton Hose Iiousc.
Mr. and MN! Cyril Tuck have mov-
ed from the house owned by Charles
W. Bell.
home of the late George Meeker.
Roton avenue.
in
R. Scott Albrecht has been sick the
last three days and John Brcidenbach '
has been in charge of Mr. Albrecht's
store. .Mr. Albrecht returned to his
store today and his many triends are
glad to see him about.
We hereby give notice to all members
decision has been made to
The thirtieth wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cleverley was
observed at their home. in Crew eve—
their friends withered to mm the;
occasion a memorable one, and Mr.
and Mrs. Cleverley proved delightful
entertainers. The color scheme of the
decoratmns was white and gold. a. pro-
fusion of chryssnthemnms adding to
the beauty of the various rooms.
tercourse and refreshments.
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A. very large crowd is planning to
sttend the hon-vest dance this evening
given by the Noroton Boy
Iron: 1.
391m Drummer of the Post road at
tended: the “hombre '
Mica. on Wednoga
manna the?! . " ‘
in McKinley street. to the}.
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Wilton
Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Enklsnd. Jr..
have removed to South Norwslk {or
the winter.
Mrs. F. S. Weston and Mrs. H. G.
Thompson were hostesses of an auto
party to Ridgefleld last week.
Miss Margaret McClure' s sister. Mrs.
Dibble. from South Norwnlk, is pay-
ing the former a, visit.
Tuesday was the colden morning of
Ice froze solid outside
was hit *by the big Studebaker owned‘
roctly in front of the Review odicel
v
ally were skimmed over.
Dr. and Mrs. Elemddet who have
purchased the former Green place on
the Westport Road. are occupying
their new possesion. ,
duh—nu.-
The Drum shore opposite Pleasant's
Garage is clued loathe season, niso
{the St. John grocery in South Wilton.
the proprietor leaving as usual tor am
winter home in New Yet-k.
A large addition joining the main
building on the south. is being erected
on the former Hurd premises: the
porch has been‘flremovod in hunt and
- a new cellar dug. C. 0. World. St.
has the contract.
Nelson S. Spencer's valuable collie
has disappeared from his summer
home on the Hurlbutt Street Road.
much to the grief of his owner. It is
be recovered.
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the Chapman family. a. boy in the
Mlliams' household.“ the Benedict
Yotes' girl in North Wilton ill with a.
severe sore throat. "
Miss Hurst. who bought, the Edson‘
Purple pines this summer. been
visiting out at town friends. " while
“my a. friend who was Wing at her
home died of been: failure suddenly.
fortunately a neighbor tilled the need
at this time, until Miss Hurst's return.
STAGGS. SEPARATE!) BY
CemnooyPeI-iormedbynev. Willem
, P.80perinStnmtoI-d.
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.That true love knows no barriers
was conclusively demonstrated Tues-
day. when Thomas H. Stags. of 167
Lawn avenue, Stamford, an employee
of the Yale (iv Towne Manufacturing
Company. and Bettie K. Stsgg, who di-
vorced him three years ago, were. re-
married.
P. Soper. pastor. oi.’ the First Presby-
ngain. went to their new home on
Lawn avenue. that city.
The Stags: are both more or less
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The Textile Store
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unfavorable weather about fifty ot~ Z
There was dancing games. socini in. i
vets for Hats andDreéSes.
Duvetyne in all popular shades. All Wool I
Tweeds, Hm Jersey, Serges,
.Velour, Broadcloth, Plaid and Stripes-skirt-
ingfrom..................75cyd. up.
BmdedsndpthflkgSatmsmafl
'A Select Assortment of
New Seasonable Materials
For Dresses, Suits, Coats, Skirts, and the
Various Trimming to Go with Them
Astrachan, Braid, Buttons, Fringe, Tas-
Also a wide variety of Outing Flannels
from.......................IScydup ,.
Cloth, Paisley, Fur, ‘
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Cloth, Corduroy, Vel-
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~ —The£tdles? Kid‘society ofthe Dari- or house doors and the brooks w— “well-known in Norwaik having ire.
g. -_ -A ‘L‘mefl WWW
The health officer Mrs. Scheneck, re- “med the mwement *0 have M“ Ft!-
ports two children in of diphtheria in ‘0“ “may Fem 1" “”39”“: 3° .
place ill of scarlet fever snd the little "
DIVOIRCE, my AGAIN. .9
The knot was tied by Rev. Willard .
terinn church. 76 Broad street. Stem-l
ford. and the couple reunited once;
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_qnentiy visited here; and having a.
large circle of acquaintances" here. ‘
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;“ WINGOFRS. MN
‘Wm Willis to me Goth as
U s. sermon for One or honeys
ATLANTA, Ga... Nov. 11—13:. “I.
H. Fulton and. Walter F. George; sene-
:wr-eleet from Georgia, will center is. '
day on the question or allowing Mrs.-
Fewer: to take oath. of once as U. 8.,
Senstor tor one or more days, a privi-
lege which has been mouested by
thousands of women throughout the
nation.
Alter the death of Senator Thomas-
E. Watson. Governor Hardwick ap-
pointed furs. Felt'on senator untila
successor to Senntor Watson could be
selected by Georgia. voters. (in Nov.
7 Mr. George. Democratic nominee.
was elected to fill the unexpired term. i
and. according to Governor Hudwick,
after that election. Mrs. Felton 15317310
ofii‘cial right to the omce. ‘
Mr. George said yesterday he sanc-
y
Mrs. Felton is, or course, a. matter5
:with the Senate, since
7 «31¢le or the eligibility of its
members." ,
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cepted an invitation to attend the pub-
Commission. The invitation was ex-
iHnb‘bnrd. chairman of the commis-
SWANSON TO PAY
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.FIAYOB. TO ATTEND R. R.
" .CONSOIRDATION HEARING
. Mayor Calvin L. Barton today ac-
lie hearing on railroad consolidation
plans, called by Governor Ex erett J.
Lake. and which will be held in Hart-
ford next Tirade}: under auspices of
the Connecticut Advisory Railroad
tended to'hfiyor Barton by E. Kent.
sion.
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‘ F03 M, svs LIFE
REDWOOD CITY. Cal- Nov.17.—‘1
2 Fewer, new 17 1922.
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of his earnings for flu
widow of times Bolt u i o in.
Swanson’ s automobile Sop. .
Swanson also agned to s.
tomobile and gixe the 1m...“ 1
widow. Swanson earns 55
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J Y Guy.
GIRL SCOVI‘ CARD l'llz’n'
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The ladies of the ti: Him. ..I mm,” 1
Girl Scout Council are L.
a. large benefit bridge par 3 1 .
at the Royal James oz. 13“.};
vember 24th, at three on... k, '
Mrs. Hubert Bishop is «htll‘l;
the amir and assisting h« :
John Cavanagh. Mrs. G-xg
Brown, Miss Martha .‘llzlyh,
Wiibur Neefus and Mrs. A, .‘l 3'
heimer. .
Those wishing to make up {.3
to purchase single tickets ...
them from the committee. 1
be prizes for each table
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John Swanson was dismissed by!
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mmeflmo agreed to- sign over ocean}: is a fine one and worthy rf :3... y.
when
Judge. yesterday.
walk is growing rapidly and 2‘
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