ityjews
Fulton of the Hes-rill Business
? s lwen called to indium by
.~..il. at” his lather. which oc-
’. Jen-lay of tbkl week.
; UNDERWEAR
For Men, Women and W; at
. 7 3 s
3 E. K. BANKS’ ;
DRY GOODS STORE ‘
Under Nahockemo Hotel
45-47 West'Washlngton Street
8001’ H NORWALK-
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«Hunt: 01 "at annual Imluor
2; :ul .. night. “Pr“ mud:- last
. muting of Cockenoe Trike.
H R. It. held in Red Hen”:
Winn street.
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- 13 & Cans. That's all.
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_._.._...__. Mrs. Mk Huntington is spending
, rs of the Hospital Whist club the week-end in Bridgeport.
~ home at In. James Goid- »
”rile-H m. yderday afl- David uni-son. proprietor of the
Recenttlnatmlsspendmxaweekat
Lakevlow. 91.).
Judge and In. William .'. Tam-
ll be amt-mend at a later date. many at “Mn; {5‘ Isle—Prince-
‘ton room nine today.
w mm‘mm—mom to a“ You'll 1% the new lumen
Thsthsvejnstssrived.
They come in Camel, Heaths:-
Mixtures, Grew-Often Oma-
maital with Contrasting
Stripes and Checks.
li- Ethel Hayes of Belden avenue
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Rogers ‘8
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"°"" d..- “m'nu ma totne uptown police.
’3M'amm that he had been
'knoched down.” a one-man trolley
o (Irma Junior nu boys' and an over-tad by m inner. and '9- m
' lunkcvthan teams are scheduled m‘huy brat-d. The accident hap—
l;.v .‘hI' Home! Junior Hlsh boys', pened at lain and Wall streets.
5"” ”mm’w m "‘ ”an" ANNIE M'SWINEY JOINS
l-‘rpln' night. On November :9 ‘m. m’safl.
m ._. w: m m “8"” _ . IN HUNGERS'lm
rum“ won ”me the, All members at the South Noswalk ’DUBLIN. New is (mad
‘ *W‘m‘l V“ duh ""1 at:‘Boat cm: who can” More «Freak-vii- Annie Wiley has
4 4“,. "3un to he a the “W'Joined her sister, Mary. in hunger
morning below. 10:“ o'daen' ”‘63” outing again the WI detenuon
m is tie Free State Government.
mor- the arrive dat Mountjoy prison.
m! where nary is im at 9:10
hot night. aground“ by twelve oth-
,_ er tomes. After reciting the rosary.
mmrfiumfim a: 3:13;:an her intention of stay-
ech snow ml!- 1"" ° ' m“ lea “”33
. was in the Superior Courn‘m called oi. «Mia‘s Waffle“! until her “it warden?!) an:
wit Tuesday morning. comp-n! mm and union ua] consolation or'released.
.h. ".13 32.000 damages debut-a. m wgbea oi the ‘ The women remained with Annie as
(”s .\ row in the pur- (or more W m been . partially M relieving oneanother at inter-
n'm tractor. Keogh a: mu“ m Nor-walk now lie \ah‘wbfie she watched and lasted all
mt the piaintiir. lb“: and m m on its winter ni‘hL ‘
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icedifll’liwmoomauetoeomeln
a. 1.12.1: notion of Luther ll.
Nov-walk vs. John lcCor-.
:mtv-d singer. is scheduled a
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..__._.__' _m.aaaa nat'sall." limiter-mention“
.~~~, from G. Dikeman of Nor- _*__ mmufi'hl’ou
”" LI spend‘ugseveral weeks ini Virgina, L. Gebhard. oi Newown Compou- -
"37.310- hasbeen received by
‘ I‘nmmi‘onu- John D. Milne.
-tlel’. Hr. Dikeman said that
“-hc-ticnt police were highly
~ ."‘v'r7ted on the manner in which
are Home upon the screen of
picture theatre in Kansas
Taking exception to possiblemh.
interpretation from the article appear-
ing in last night's Sentinel relative to
the temporary injunction issued by
avenue. Non-walk. as a member of the
costume committee. helped to make
some of the costumes that were a
striking feature of "A Good Girl.” the
animal junior show at Haunt Holyoke
College. South Hadley. Mass" Ffriddy
evening. The. show took the {and of
a musical .tire on the modern gen-
eration. Junior shows in recent years
have been. 0! a fantastic nature,
featuring elaborate costumes and med-
ieval scenery. Contrasted with theseJ
the setting for “A Good Gil-1,. was laid
in the. more commonplace, and more
real. atmosphere of today.
‘. tion of the Wibon Point Comm,
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before the injunction had been laced
orders were given her to'halt con-
:‘vr: line Soft Bats. O'Brien'a
of her sister‘s home at Wilson Point.
It had been planned to use it as a
temporary bungalow. Mrs. Weed tur-
ther stated that she had received ver-
bal permission to proceed and a rever-
‘sal or decision by the company's rep-
LONDON. Nov. 18 (By The Asso- resentativo was made without notify-
,ciaied Press).~—H. 6. Well& as Labor ”'5 hut
candidate tor mm 0: Parliament} She was very positive in saying there
1 MW: guilty to a charge of vio-
thr automobile laws by
Henry P. Jones of Ansonia.
mwrning, In the uptown City
was fined :25 and costs by
.‘uhc-rnlah Candee. Jones was
mrri by fluent-cycle Patrolman
«mu. 1'. Thorpe for allowing the
' mobile truck he was driving to
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‘shiuped from Marion. at the White
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existed Prank-It 8, reported the:
Angora. Government wil make {emai-
remntaflons to Gregt Iil'italh tor
the return of the Solar: to the lie-.13-.
afists. m‘htino mil _ that cnéy the
great National'ltsnembiy of 'l" ‘
has authority 30 direct the Sultan's
movements and declmg thatth must
face trial as ordered by the govern-
ment ‘
ante: Pasha. Snionnlist Governor.
has vrz'eri immediate convocation of
the great National Anembly to select
a new (‘aliwh Rafe! aid today that
while file Nationalifis did not attach
great importance to the Sultan’s
fight or‘the manner in which it was
mm they denounced Great
W’s participation in it as flagrant
interference in Turkey's stairs ‘
Hrs. 5m l. min- .
firs. Bussnmh M. Feller, widow of
the me John D. Met, died at her
home. Highland avenue. Romy-tom
tab morning. in her 75th ya“, The
I“notice of the funeral will be given
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The funeral of H11 Edith Holland.
colored. aged 59 years. who died at
the Nor—all _ on Thursday
afternoon. will be held on Monday at-
lemons at 2 o'clock from the late
home. W street. and at 2:30
o'clock tom the Knight street A. M.
E'ehureh. Besides a husband. Wil-
liasn. the deceased h survived by her
matter. In. lmbelle Shows“ of this
city. and two sisters. Mrs. Robert
-Wrxht 01 this city and Mr: Oscar
Wilkins of New Britain. Burial will"
be in Riverside cemetery.
f M or w nmm.
Funeral services for Joseph Hilliex
‘ o'clock this afternoon
’was held at -
from the lam home. in 11 Summer
;street.' ‘ReV. L'J. Schoeppler. pastor
' of-the South Norwalk Baptist church.
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oflidated. Burial was in the River.
me «new . ‘
Bio-d. m Did a Big Day's lin-
lssn‘h m m
The ten-day sale being conducted
at the Washington street store of
Noun & Jilin-ray opened yesterday
with one of the largest crowds that
ever rated the store. a. big da‘y’a bus-
iness bda‘ctramaded.
Mam; rare oar-gains. including suit;
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("meats shim collars. ties. under ,
war. hats. etc. were picked up dur-'
ing thecourse of the day's shopping
by oeople who had an eye to values.
Today’s hostile. is expezted to even
surpass yesterday's. as the news of the
many bargains that. are on sale be-
Judge Nehemiah Candee on gppfica- cameo noised about. The usual Saint-b;
day shopping crowd will augment the
Mrs. Helenn‘Hlll Weed said today that' ‘cfowd of buyers who will attend to
stock up on good, seasonable me!»
chaudise. which is being sold at big
struction on the permanent basement ”(136th 31ml”? MEG {ht store 4
m overstockt d.
SEEDS FIG 10 PRESIDENT
MARION. Arie. Nov. 18.—Deciara-
tion that no mystery was attached to
the arrival of the
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; House. yesterday. was made by Emma
‘Gardner, aged negro woman living
Berkshire pig; ;
adagsooree'oi nemesaad Hencans
.. 3 down Connefllcut avenue hill.
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International One—Pipe Heaters.
.n- terms Baden. 63 Water St.
from the University of London. not was not the slightest inclination on near here. She said that President
only was defeated. but polled the her part to violate any restriction and Harding was expecting mean-teal of
smallest number of votes for the con- ”hat the contemplated building did not ‘with him ’bout it." she told the ex-
atituency. lfinllte any of them which the com- 'press agent here. when she paid $5.28
Sir Sidney Roman-Wells. Conscrvs—lmnl'Jiad established. The publicity charges on the animal several days
the. was elected. receiving 3.833 votes attendant upon the issuance of the in- Iago. The pig was intended for the
against 2,130 for Profmr A. F. Pol- Ijunctlon was extremely distressing. {president's Thanksgiving dinner. she-
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SPECIAL nus m 1nd and 1427 for Ur. Wells. ‘ Hrs. Weed declared. "added.
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Simeon-Powell Corp. m m the Girl Scouts ’
I“ m mail! me: PARTY
loyal lass, Friday. lavas-
balmuso’clook.
m $1.25 including prms
“mammal-aired:-
. mans.
For TsHsserTkkw'm
Inklf’ochehner,l24.
Looktoyour founda-
fionnwlien'youbuilda
house! Andwhenyon
are hiding up your.
lamina, look to your
mn.l h i." ‘ .
monk-Misa-
You hvesses sword
«'v'h ism-d perk-p-
“.Ahed (in you could
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v-lplewoaflurivsl-rd
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“SAVE IN T” }
Acua:
InnedFreetoNc'
news man it:
In Even-merge! These New
Overcoats
THERE’S a swing to tom-i:
plenty of room in them;
they'reformenwhomntallof
these good points in as Oven'
coat. >
Half belted and foil belted‘
models infieh looking plaid
books “‘1’“ is the
best possible way.
Women’s
Coats
in s “Worm,
munch {allover-y. m’
Sport M plain ad for
trimmedaswoilasthsluasrl—
aural-oats.
$12.98 md up
J acoby’s
Imam msmrolson'
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Theodore H. Clark of the Nor-ark
Boxcampanyiscoafinedtotishome
on Osborne avenue. East W.
withanaxiacgoleDr.Rniell-1
Sullivan believes to be I"! poisoning.
Hr. Clark awoke sister“: morning
and aid that he could on see. Dr.
Sullivan was fined and found that
Mr. Ga'rk's lace was badly swollen‘
and that his eyes were almost entirely
closed.
Dr. T. F. amnion. the eye specialist,
was called and said that pix-Clark's
sightwasnotlikelytobeafl'ectedby
the poisoning. Just haw Mr. Clark
cameto be poisoned couldnotbe
RACIAL TROUBLE IN TEXAS.
G. C. We the man arrested,
carried ,papers. literature and enroll-
;eommission dated Chlago, authoriz-
ing him to initiate members into the
l. W . W.
-—‘Hnts renovated at O’Brien’s
We Are Daily
studying lists of security holdings
in:- Our customers, and in nearly
every instance mable to recom-
mddclisnges that increase the
income, maintain the security,
holder. May we exmnne' yours I
MsplesG’Goldschnidt
buntk'eflalfl vagina-Wyo- in' ‘ Depositon .
lrylosit s lb amount .. , V I
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Zuthiswsyysaesaw'll ‘
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The Hamilton ‘ShOp
mem—Opmfiverykvmlag' UnfilSRl.
“magnum OI EASY .mas ' ‘
MiscarFa-stmoay
Everything In Stock Marked
Down to Meet the Don;
THE LITTLE 10- 3 40:7 ‘
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Kayser Silk Underwear“
This brand‘of Underwear is famous for its quality, {it and
finish. All garments bearing the “Kayser’ ’ label are thorough-
ly dependable and will give good service.
In our stock you will find: Close-fitting Petticoats, with
hip hens; Pantalm in dark suit. shades; Vests with bodice
top, or built-up shoulder, in white, orchid and flesh colds;
Knickers, flesh, orchid and black, all sizes; Step-in Panties,
flesh color, at $33.50. ~
Now is a good time to select “intimate” gifts, while our
stock is complete.
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