mums
Whyflnplosa
Guam
. xhibition at the some. ,
71%. 72 an attack or chicken pox. play will be 03.: Christmas toolkit“
‘2 ‘2 42 ‘ .place dug??? “lie? is pending a um.
73% 71% 72 Repair: have been made to the Today; we. and “which“, ”has.”
10654., 1.08% 106% water main lealu at Belts pin-1e a“ b" ° 7,0, prizes at the Washington ,
132.56 122% 122* Benview avenue and on First street. c9mrcfteqnow. wuhihs‘tw- when an-
. 21 21 . - anyw- , 1'0“. flag" is one_ of the Outstandlflg
71% 7°} 71 5‘ The regular meeting of the "Ladies 23:” of the my- among poultry ex-
2836 28 23 Am Society of the Eu: nVenue M. E. “mm," and mm entrees from every
123% 123 123 church will be held tomorrow noon. t“ n at the country. which naturally
151* ”541* 151“! ‘ - ”Edits in exception"? keen com”.
9‘“ 9‘“ 9”“ . John sucox. who 1‘9- ““ the various displays- A
Mini Mr. and M“ tuition onion?
‘8“ "57* ‘ into their new home. on . similar to the one‘
., 100 oently moved feed exhibition. th
100 ,6 13:56 124: Gregory Boulevard. entertained friends which drew an award of merit at g.
12:“ 1452: 4551“” "aauve’ at the" h°me on Sun- recent Mlneola Fair. Will be entere
.5 55 55% day. at the Washington Show.
49. 49 49 h— t ' d socially
1‘42 141% 142 Many friends visited and can?” “‘ ArtistieallY. financial‘y 8" Nwown
35% 35 35 dated Mr. and Mrs. Fran-c Shmzlt of the harveSt dance. given by Baker
81% 60% 61% gE‘dlie avenue on Sunday. the occasion Troop 1. Boy Scouts. at me
69 6:34 ‘ 68% 'being the first anniversaw of “‘9" school, last Friday evening. ”22.:
124 ”2 134 ‘marfiase, brilliant success. agiggflgewbed‘e _
35 34 “ 34% M thojia." was vel'y 3- P
132 128% 130% Mrs. David Gould of \Vinfield street Mod. financially because a. lag:
Q. 54% 65 is entertaining the members of the crowd attendfl‘ gnd socially been
. 2295 22% 92% Ladies' Aid Society of the First Bap' everyOne had a. good "me- The M
Johnuon 87% " 87% 87% list church at a silver tea at her home at one end of the hall was trimmed
m Players 91% figs 91% this afternoon. with cormlm-puampkmiouarsf wmhtch ‘
um? i “7 11% 'An artificial camp re. a 7
gum" 10;: 39" 4095! Members of the PlAlp‘ha Gama. ,or were mu,“ ”van; scout, orders;
Electric 176 176 176 'the South ‘ Nomlk Congregntbml troop. one of whom played a. man ‘
14% 14% “5‘ ’church. not last evening: with Misc between dam, combined to m‘
.11 3s 30% 31 Dorothy Frey. of Seaview avenue. A the place ‘ wood” atmosphere. l
86x 86x 88% business session was held followed picture of camp life appealed strongly
. 3‘ 33% 34 by a Social “me. in thC dance" and‘i afgufleguisnél‘etmm
M-fl-HM'J’L 50 43% 48 % back-to-nature emo . on .
. ,_ Nickel 14% 14 'lil‘ A dog owned by Frederick Worm. intermission. the troop lined up in
19% 16% 19% of Third street. was killed by an auto‘ front of 'the m and land by their
505$ 50% 60% mobile on the Washington street ”0mm", Harold Scribner. Jr.. and
41% ‘ 4055 41 lbrldge. about 8:80 o'clock last aunt. by A. wum may. Chief Scout 3:.
32% 31% 32 The driver of the auto kept on going. ecutive .f the Stamford Council. they.
0% 6‘6 6% not stopping to m '1‘“ damage 31° gave the scout oath. scout law ant! ""5
3 Pete 21m 210% 210% had done. pledge‘ to the-flag.
C0 25 25 25% "‘_“" - . .'
- lo 8&3: . 12% 11:2 12 Further plans for basketball will be. Postmaster and Mrs. Frederick 34‘
w. Plc. 1'] 16% 17 discussed thin evening by the me'nbfl’s Smith. of the PM “and, have a fare-
{ 235;. 221'»l 23% orihe Boys’ club at the meeting to be we" ”my to M... “a u", Annm-
’ Y. Central 945‘. 94% 9455 held at the rooms at the East avenue (linen. in Normlk. on Bunday even-
. :1“,T.,I§1.H. a; H. 28% 22% 22% M. E. church. It is expelled that this ins. Mr. Olsen heme. on sound;
m. Pac. 80% {in mp will be the first onportunlty the Hull View Terrace. South Norwalk. and in;
. Oil 46% 46 46% will nave to welcome to their midst “ pitcher (or the Detroit American ne
,J'In Am. Pele. 86% 84% 84% their; new pastor. the Rev; L. Earle healmé Team. Mn. Olsen left yexter-l‘ ,
Pan Am. Pete. B 83% 83%, R355 Shal‘fner. “day for Detroit. where he nu secured;
‘ . Gus .93 92%. 92%: v 'o “mar pump“ He will. wot-l: in; .
P“""""' ‘30- 127 12' 12"" . ’ Detroit until the Detroit team goes 311
,fity. Consol. 13 ‘ 127/. 12%. ' . South {0, m 5pm,, mum” mp, The
flooding 77% 77% 775‘ Danen followlni: were present: Mr. and Mrs.
”'3’. 9m" ‘3 48 4‘ Arthur Olsen. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Olsen.
3:?" ""W‘ 53% 53% 53% Mr. and Mrs Herbert Qilcox. Miss [My
' nn‘Roohuck 327' ”VI 82% - Olsen. Minn Karen Olsen. Minn Andre-
go, pacific 91% 5.0% 90% A fleet of eight Durant and Star on no Anderson. Miss Gertrude Ander-
o 99 n tmnol-iles went through Ilnrlen yes— ,
"elixir cm 3.. .. 3J5 _ son Richnry Remand. Waller Foo-
“ My - N‘stlnv. The cars hme been sent out .
3 O “airway 23 “‘1‘ 221’ fronil'thn factory to various dealers tor. Nelson SHVM- Captain Hm
‘ 200 199 199 . ' ’ ' ' Kev-nor, Commodore or the any
HONJ Pf. no 1185. no ' I ‘ -. mm b V York-Mm
. 'h slant! 3.101 . u . l (“W .
8“ Pu" 25 1'“ 2“ i Mn“ Murray. °;,,fi:':,:::'.$dmz Gertrude Smith. and m. and Mrs.
Btudebnkor 35% 134% ”7‘"; ”in mytbrs' t (33' d“ with Mrs Mur- Frederick smith. hostesses. Several
"283:” C0. 47% . 47 47% “'1‘” ”p0" _ ":1 yl-‘rnest l .Groai vocal selections were rendered by Miss
,'Ifobdrco Prod. 7’55 79% 75'“ my“ «l;ug:t;{:ad rs. J ' h ' Karen (“ll-on. Miss Andi-end. Anderson.
:jnsnil- 3‘0?” 72.96 71 V- 7196 N 'h" "s ' Mrs. Herbert Silcox. Richnrd my-
" -' in ’0' 5" 43V: “7" : mond and Walter Forum. Refresh-
. . l
1" 9‘ me“ 1047;. ””9 ””5 :t“ m": ,§1rfgtlJ},:zékMgfigge;::y'. ments were served during the even-
‘Imh coup" 591,4 “2‘5 635‘: U3”, N 7",: “mun", drooling} on the lug. A delightful time was had by all.
Vanadium 9"“! 35% 15 '3': r: q' 22;") an”; p'l‘he large truck“ The guests departed for their various
. ______. l. . . — r .
WA! ‘ » .mvno‘l by Mr. Allen. of Noroton, ‘s‘llomee at a late ”0""
moving them.
4': STREE1 l
WALL RTREFIT. 10:30 h. m.-l'le-
duration of four more sio'ck or extra
dlfldends by large corporations rur-
nlnhed the impetus for :1 moderate
nlly in prices at the opening or to-
dly'a Block Market. Reynolds Tolmc-
on. which llerlnrod a 33 1-3 per cent.
stool: dividend on the Aland ll stocks.
was pushed up 4| points to a new high
mom. Buying of Mldvale. which ml-
v‘nced a point. was accompanied by n
flhowal of reports of its merger with
Mlehem. Crucible and (lull States
also advanced a point each. lfnion
' Pacific. Llu‘nkaix‘annn zli‘id (‘heslpenke
and Ohio were most in demand in the
‘mlrood group. other strong spots
m Lorilln'rd Tobacco, ('(lllflnlh'fln‘d
(In. People’s Gas. Austin Nichols. Na-
lion-l Load. Standard Oil of Nov} .lor.
no! And Utah. Acute wenknm in Geno
em] mill" common and preferred
Md ll. 3. Rubber turned the whole
list leery. Among the ilrst to yield
were Baldwin. nethlele ' Steel n.
0.11.“! Eleclrlc. Fisher pody and
finance. _ -
' ; WM'AL 8'!“ Noon.——~Absence of cup-
' for General Aspirant nnd U. s.
‘ r induced a resumption of ex-
fl‘flfiuntal bear selling In «hare.
firm technical position Was believed
.Wmol'lhle. Corn Product. dropped
e“ not! American Cotton Oil pfd..
w Putty Wiggly stores 2% each. the
W establishing a new low figure
3 gen your. Decline- of l to 1%
“to were registered by Coca Cola,
. ‘ n Cotton Oil Common. Phila-
' _' his Comvnny. Continental (,‘sn.
Winn Chemical. Atlantic Gulf and
lie Service or New Jersey pfd.
.‘ East Nerwa‘lk }
on exhibition during the Wang 3::
at Lord and Taylor: (“9er I!!! ..
on Fifth Avenue. New Y . Albertine
ley’b representative. ills:
Schleinkofer,
bitlon. and gives information to cut-
Donald Sperry. aged six. of so Cove towers mcernjng a;
avenue, is confined to his home with
A llarlcn boy was hit by an automo-
hils- In Front of (he Hoyle school. on
Sunday morning. The. name of the
hay could not be ascertained. no no
report the accident was made to the
Ilnriml police. é
A. V. Millspnuzh has purchased two;
lots from Zizmlm Mason on West
“\T‘Y‘HN’.
the construction of 3 new house on
these lots. which he will orupy with
his family, as soon as it is com.
[Jo-ted. l
(‘9. E. Sachem. Sr.. in convaleocing,
slowly, but surely in the Fifth avenue?
Hospital. New York. where he has
been for the past week following a
rather serious operation. it is hoped
that Mr. Soofleld will be able to re»
turn to his home within two weeks.
The Ford sedan. owned by the
Yellow Taxi Compony of Stamford.
wlilrh was badly damaged In a recent
accident at Darlen. has been repaired
:19 the Depot Garage. and In min'
‘mndy for taxi service. The accident
nccurrrd in a peculiar way. the driver
of the Taxi. who was employed by
the Taxi Company. lent the car to a
friend. who‘becume drunk, and ran
into another Ford sedan. sending two
Indies in the other car to the Hospital.
The man who was driving the car.
then skipped the country. for arts
unknown. and at last reports we: in
Honolulu. The man did not have
any driver's license.
A display of birds. feeds and cases
from the Tllley Bi'rd Farm has been
RE
APPROPRIATE
minke. expression of sum-
' , timenl. They are a very
{oeful compliment to the
‘ plant and are always we].
J ,
0d]; roses are freehand of
indent tar-in y. They are
moderately and are
tppropriate.
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BOLD FISH
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GOOD BREAD
for GOOD HEALTH
FROM the sunny wheat
fields to you, our Bread has .
been watched zealously; In ‘
this way’ you are sure of its
purity and. wholesomenese. '
we‘ will begun to deliver it
to you dolly—r few hours
after baking.
Order from) your moor. if M
l. unable to «no. wt?!" to-
liver direct to my port-of Non
walk. . w ,
': Non-EM .
Paola Oil-sot.
4r
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no one! mtoregts ore involved in re?-
pnrteo swung or ice mill Kim.
at humane. definitely inundated by
Angora Assembly to lnoiut on nbolltlo’n
0t onpitulaatlonlv.L [smut son he will be
executed it he old]. ‘ ' ' , ,
nan- Elm po'n‘rerenee n" Inn-stone “mm l“ ”“51““ , _ W
begins with mam- how for police end ‘ ’ Sidney .1. cuts. formerxovernof
expression of minim. ‘
German Chancellor Cunn‘. minlntry recluse.
promises chlenug be recruited from
unions the three middle m.
butrdetnjla are withheld
think it not serious.
of Erskine Chl'ldero mid military dent“-
once can outburst-fled
behemoth-pus hearing. .,
elude"
treaty.
era are guilty of rrrebellioni. ‘
"grand old lady.” .KE'WH: F _ ,
.87. will become out woman-“United '
States
M
opens its
. than actually
6 cm and feel?-
ing of birds. Another similar din-
had charge of the exhi- ,
Rowayton |’
Albert
horse.
The shoemaker at tho White "ridge
house on Raymond street.
Herbert Willmot. principal of the
Ronyton school. bu purchased a
Buick touring cor.
Harry Street of West Side avenue
expects to build n large on to date
garage on his property. Mr. Street
will handle second-hand cars.
Captain ’17. A. Yarrow of Rowayton
avenue is in Chicagospenklns on the
Near East Relief Fund. He in expect-
cd to return about the first of De-
cember. .
The steamboat “Lin“ has made its
last Mp and will remain in the hu-’
her during the winter months. The
boat will be in chug: of Chrles Oo-
borne. :
News Survey 5
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' mannin- that-tote whatever.
i
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President Hal-din: “unn- Governor
Parker of Loom; that federal au-
thor-mu mud ready to give complete
Inna Pulse. ohler'rn'mil‘r «new
J. P. Mora-an W1“ iii-London. .
1!
Dublin courtrorder etnyn «new
ratification ' or A‘
, i
;‘value, too—the best value we can secure for $2.
‘small scent bottle which is just the proper size to nestle in
your purse,'0r tuck snugly away in a weekend bag.
gramme is
Them is . '7 warm, ' and
soft fuzzy Mother-wise ' ‘ '
em—‘they are warm "in foot. and
thevfit snug.
l
5‘9
‘ constructed on scientific lines—made .
I—carefully moulded to give ease and comfort in wearing.
-,They are torbe a distinctly Rowland feature for they are
~‘mado for us in accord with themed careful study of the
,glieavy flesh color brocade, with two pair of heavy wide
3 plastic web hose supporters—shown in sizes 21 to 28.
Ferris h... 9....th a of patterned crystal which might have been inspired by
Marie Antoinette herself. Certainly, the scent bottles
carried by the
m. ”WW,“ W," m... has moved his qumm :0 tin: second were not more
-'Mon Boudoir, Violette 'Houbigant,‘ Le. Pal-fun: deal, La
Rose France, Premier
Quelques. .Violéttes. , “
ekpecially
'a
exact-arrogance to Wonhinm'io 811m ’
aet,Presldent,Hnrdlnk‘o hub in
Juror '
. Florida. (equated
Demondency over Duane“: .
mettle troubles aoéribed by Mend:
reason. for suicide lit-Loo Angelo-jot
Ind friend- ‘Mrtc'Bl’pmfi Heinz-d; novelist ind
w . . ' ' , um,
7.53“”. fiehnefgr demote Welter Cool!t
M in chompionihip billiard; an
out pending 500%.308'.” ¢ , , ,7
. In 4‘ W. ' ' r. f f
”AIL"; Advortiae in The Sentinel
riced, too, $2.95.
'An’ no? uncing the new
“Laurel” corset,
rThisisthe first ofnspecialmake ofcorsejzsthat are
. of the finest- fabrics
3
of women.
Weareabit proudofihisfimtstyletobeshom—
elastic tap corset with long hip—it is made from a. very
The “Lame!” number we announce today is a big
Other styles will be announced as they arrive.
Second floor. reu-
. A porfume9.»;nOVelty ‘
new purse—size package.
You can buy your favorite Eoubigant perfume in at
It’s a charming bottle—a dainty golden capped trifle
atrician ladies of the
fascinating.
You may have choice of these odors:
old French Com-ts
Que! re leurs,
MaLDZArgeville, (leer de Jeanette,
And the bestgut is“ this little beauty
Ida floor. m. m
bottle of sweet.
I
, Women’s *smters'
'of brushed W901. ,
183%?“ $35
. . . 7761' fieshp—ontype
giving a decree of 9° . art that is very Site“
. ,p.
The most wanted ,ooloro are here. in number-a—
a
, ., , _ ' ' .‘tmng -
Wmch..fits-~gnugly—they are knltted m a find: nice
Whom ark—the are built for warmth sgdmig
The new Victrola
itscplace in the home.
This is the new Victrola- N 214“: Wade
hogany or walnut is beautiful for iss- mw-
design and the rich fimsh which charm-relin- .
Aside from its ornate place as a '11"-
there are moments when to sit and llSTVEA ‘ -
the masters is a treat all may approx-late. I: is a
fact that the Victrola method of r€})I‘Od‘.i!"§ul} gives ml.
satisfactory results—Victor records are I’m: realm of
the best artists.
The price of the N0. 210 is only $100.
You may purchase it or any other Viv-T
payment plan if you wish.
Thanksgiving ; hints
from the drapery section.
"A
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.3 lat
J ust a curtain or new drapery may be wautr-éf "pit
up the home for the arrival of the holiday guesx—nu all
a few good values of many shown: -
Mercerised marqquisettte curtains with 13' in! slums
work—:hemstitched—Vvith cluny edge—white and Hege-
Double faced velour portieres~blua ham: use.
specialapair,$2.. . . .1 . _
green, ate, duplex, the pair, $22.50 and $2.9.
Filled velour pillows, both round and ”Mung—mm
are rose, taupe, green. rose and brown. $2.00 to 85.
For sash curtains or to make long curtains-fprffbf
checked, striped and dotted art muslin, 1-:6 inches will A
yard. .
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For women—heal?
sport Sweaters.
‘ - n (lei
" the Ideal sweaters for the :woman W
11311313: 33.0:qu Sports end exercise -: they all
Splendid for golf—skating—hikmg—and motonng. i
7 They are fashioned having a Wide ribbed boil};
oome. «8 13-011 sty heavy roll collar.
the Wanted, camel elude—they stem * nah] y:
his cheer. ‘mry. on 11 ’
93‘ 1‘ 535'“. F."
' c
fist ,
and declared that its dimmi-
Prdopects are good'tfint Geo rm’d‘
Benntor in foot; 1! only for a' 2
gtorllllfiy;
doors. but dou’iittte were _
. Bet, on they’d». ' ._; p;
Commoner mm_ and" on:
flatmventh enigma‘
“Se? SAN W00. Nov. 2L~Jimmy
O’Connell. (outfielder for the San
5 Frenchman!) ‘otthe Pacific, _Coast
‘ mm.mo is to report to
the «armor-k Giants'nexc year. “is in
W W‘fever atf his home at
Bore: mam” it welcomed to-
Mmmfis"White‘_‘and‘the.much mooted camel Shad“ “9
Second floor, rear
“ . . . . ,
,- 1* RECOVEB‘ 5 FROM unlit—Alli}; {
Sink .' “Had rheumatism fi\'0 "'05“
' f , . L , 7; knee ‘6-
With _ , let Fever 31;? “53.33233 5;-..“ .17
relief. Finally used PM: U;
Fill: and in fifteen day‘s “a- ..
cur-6d," writes W. J. 0.“ ., .
Freorgia. Baclmche. rhea w
lull headache. dizziness‘.\
vision are :ymptoms oi
)iadder trouble. sunson. .
”Moth—Ad".
an acidic the Giants .
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.2 , ,. , ,, r. t excelling 3399.08 at inlrfémfg.
my??? “a“; b.7f.‘;§um. 3f“ ”£1.35“ ' here millennium“:f “(we
bins-Welt. momma-ac absolutell safe ”Dimmers:
mun-am afraid.» See us today maximum m
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