-‘ the South Norwnlk Boat
«2.4 in be present at a. up».
- .- ”Hue club to be held this
rm.- club's curlers at 8
° ‘ .
'ros't in attending n lunch-1‘
Liven in honor of the
lLt‘l'." Georges Clemenceau.i
York (member or Com-g
W
“guaranty!!!” m _. , ,.
Eity liews l
«c
For Men, Women end Children It
._ s
E. K. BANKS
. Dev @9008 arose. ‘
Un‘ar "More Hotel
45-47 Wat Wucbinotnn Street
SOUTH "WALK.
.0
. s..— Gam. That's all.
.5!
‘ITI'
M
.. a 1 Unllowt' Hall. Smith Main
\1 rs. F. 0. Perth 0:
Mass. who hue been the
and Mr!- H.“- 11‘. BIKER-l
main street has returned.
I
.._.-...,.~;..,,...\ Ono-Hoe Benton.
{ls-359M“, ‘6 Voter BL.
,-,,.,.——-d
1 liter: of "m h“
‘ H-H' (if m m m 1":
, 1 ' u wring arn It” the ion!
~ \\ 1;. Austin. of Austin'- Gur-
—p—fl
5.1m“ Mm tub-- in
.. :wll’ lulu m undo It the
Jr uwnlhly mesa“ Of ‘39 NOT-
. Itmldins. Loon uni Investment
‘\ mtlnli. held ’m. “ the 0“
q... . u: ’l‘mylor & Goldmi-
._._.__.__.
~a w\p(3€§cd Manny NON“:
. -- will attend the concert by
, 'lH-utre'. Bridgeport next Sunday
;."- “noon, and. an twice. of n.
. rt 5.: Sons.
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.A. W. Hodge in. removed to 2‘ Newl'tirk.
.‘x'mrth Main street.
r-—"_"
,,
The People‘s choc-u held I. very
~n'l'essful reheat-ll lent evening with
A suits for the patroimen have arrived.
Morrison. 40 West avenue.
\l rs.
~ili‘lfl-I eveninc III-I boon mum 1"" and are now being worn.
m-xt Tuesday evening. at the nme most attractive
place, and all member- nre urged to every omcer will be
attend”.
The “is: regular session
x'rotcctivv Order of Elks, will
mm evening. when further plans w
made" for the killer night at th
1.54“ Home.
1r next Wednesday evening.
21¢: a any for ten months pays puny, Norwalk Armory. Friday night.
:1. Hoover dunner st Donnelly’n.
» .. demonstration.
mrv was; a large attendance last
'. m. the annual indoor bazaar or
u nnr‘ Tribe. N0; ’2' I. O. R. I“
!: iq m-ing held in Red Men's Hal
3km» strmrt.
MLHIAWl. Tonight is
it. and tribes from all over th
:.» will attend the lunar.
-——nuy your m It Donneily'i nia,
r. can woekty payments. Store open ,aml
nlngs until 9 p. a
'mi is near.
' Ha
‘wmtn‘rnw'r‘. paper. Only three day
. m mun advantage of the wonder-
". Mum-a mu m at Keeler'a Shoot
l'l‘lf‘t‘s have been nianhéd. costar
-~v-:.w!1«-n. in order to reduce our vast
Mullen. which consit of Regal. Doug-
for
wl‘i',
and other popular makes.
\vonwn and children.
Lin;
t'l' H
Powder Women's lull-{Arch We. worked the port W
Washington Chnpter. No. at. Royal
UND‘ ERWEAR ~-
. mm amour-‘73: om ' ‘
re held at 2:30 o'cioc thyme-f '
noon from the late 113m at Trumbull . .
Beech. Rev. Kenneth MéKenzifi-Df- i: L
'flchted. and burial was in the 'W'iiiow-g - “:
brook cemetery. ‘ '
' ., w:
"The. Inimigrant‘and the Nation" is
a. topic.“ inter-mt to older Americans.
whomnnke up » the larger mart of the
membership cf the min Nor-walk
‘Consecaationai church. lt’is also of
interest to the [W born students
5 in our night schools.» Robert C. Den—a
tug. state director oi- Americanjmtion,
will discuss‘the topic at the Sunday
Hub of the, W; church,
Mr. and Mrs. G. Webb Shillingford
ot Cieortord, Pu" will entertain. 3. din-
ner partytonight at the Royal-James
hotel in bond? '0! Mrs. Shillinford'i
aster. Mm.Enther Knapp o! a West
avenue. Bliss Knapp is to be married
on Kevember 23._
A Joint committee meeting of the
Craftsmen Club and the ,xonker Groi—
to was held last ‘ night. Plans were
made in connection with the fiance at
the Norwaln Armory to be held. bir.
Sunday noon. November as- A men»; I
for: of the club:" who is*“‘also an ad-' ‘
(U. .5 ‘5' um hold 1 cake and tert- degree It a special ponan
. men Saint-thy. in the store held lost night. ‘ '
‘l
unuski. the m h Pou'l POI-l
0' N0“: Evidently trouble is expected Friday
walk Lodge. No. 709, Benevolent and afternoon when the ilan'oury high
meet school and the Nor-walk high school
ill eleven's meet at the Baxter grounds. as
The-to will be dancing, to have an
wrminmcnt and refreshments at tho grounds during the game.
The booths were well
Red Men'
See advertisement
fliese omnhntiens on flier-any.
‘Decemhei- 1. inf-hick Paul W's
mile-tn will be featured.
There will be a sewing meeting of
the World Wide‘Guild or the South
Norwaik church at. the
-—Hnrris R. Guns. Thor- niL ‘l
church this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
William “rather-o of Wotan.
avenue informed the pofice yesterday
oftemoon that the three-mnem-
daughter at Mr. and lit-:50. Loetner.
also of Woltpitdwenue, who was ill
with needles. van woven out of the
house. Dr. Robert E..Perdoe.,hexlth~
omccr. wu- intormed or the complaint
by the police. ‘
LKeeler'sq Shoe Store otter:
.tive burguns in lulled shoes
pump: a. $3.45. .
Under the comics: ct the Combat-
m I. moot. We! dance we.
held intmight at the Nomi. .
rally GOO people attended the dnnce.
the music for which was furnished by
DeVito'u orchestra. The committee in
chute were: Lieutenant: Stephen
Dob-I end Tritehel and Sergeant
Joseph Hertz.
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A comedy drama will be given at
Trinity church potion house this even-
in: w the Young People's Musical and
Dranfihc Guild 0: the church at 8
o‘clock. .
Q . _
—-Annual dance. Hope Bone Com-
pony, Nor-mix Amory. Friday nicht-
our»
ad
Bccnun of n and! nttemdnnce. the
outlet-tunnel“ features planned for
but may; meeting or the Broad
River Community club were postponed
until the next meeting.
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Dnnbnry and Nomik oflcers of the
n: Artillery “tended the school for
oflicers held last mm at the Nor-wont
armory. The school in conducted by
Cumin Cri'lord. molar army in-
strfictor httnched to the regiment.
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This Wt” pupil- .01 ”‘5' Li!- —Privnte duncing lemons anytime.
han‘Bherwood-Kewkirk win siren re. Tel. 3227 for oppointnent. Policy's.
cital at the nuditu-tnm ‘0! the South .
Norwoilt M. E. church. Admiesion to
the affair is by invitation or Mrs.
Four cpplicntionsywcre acted upon
(1!.kuny at a meeting of the William
McKinley auxiliary held but night.
The candidate; will be initiated on
December 7. Plans for a. turkey cop-
per to be held on December 1’ were
made. There will be a
for children. Refreshments ,
served
night.
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Atom. I: Ono- " rmw nil.
The new double breasted coatsiand
They' are
in appearance. 'and
outfitted within a
' short time.
...__...._——-
on Friday night. the 24th:
on Dec. 2nd.
made of the police
9 a. request has been
stationed at the
ofilcor
posed of.
.____._—-—-o
—Annual dance. Hove Hose Com-
ments alter the work.
-—Full
Miss Jessie Mac Kriewalrl. daughter
Aaron Kohn.
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kriewald of
Snugatuck; and VViiliam Francis Frow—
ley of New Britain. will be married at
8 o‘clock tonight at the rectory of tho
(‘hnrch of the Assumption in West-
port. Rev. Richard Carroll will per-
form the ceremony.
TRIBUTES TO
\VASHINGTON, Nov.
the fading‘tributee to America's Un
known Soldier. laid on the tomb a
Arlington\ Cemetery on
Day. more than a week ago.
great wreath bcarmg' the legend.
Undying Memory." and tumor: the in
scription that it came from
British embassy.
Only now has
5
e
,
l Mr. and Mrs. William J. Brown left
‘lmlny for a six months trip to Califor-
' most of the time to be spent in’
around hos Angeles.» The trip will
‘ he in the nature of a. pleasure trip for
both Mr. and Mrs. Brown. Mr. Brown
is connected with the Hour Press.
living gonornl managfi' of the printing,
plant there.
it become
3
day British officials stood beside th
American dead from France to oft'e
Corporation Counsel \Vi‘lium F- their homage.
Tammany is again scheduled to be til“ .was unheralded and timed
speaker at this week's mtimlinfir 0f thPQincidr‘ with the 001': many of the
Kiwanis club to be hr'l‘l tmnorrotviat \\‘cstminstor Abbey.
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(la
Foss
Quality and Premiere
' Chocolates
Stillman-Powell Corp.
South limit.
mnccd 5:1:di t in flip eve. Ding school,
an invitation to interim mates .to at-
Christmas tree rial an-i study evening, for the foreign
were born. with the-ochooi .open at least
after the business session last one nizht a. week during the spring
Lincoln Council. No. 4. O. L'. A; M..
will have a big night at the meeting. \‘alue'r-f
Prepara- wholesome recreation for girls.
trons w"ill be made for ’the members maids often leave housework {or the
or Washington Council of New Haven. itaetorynbecanoe 'ot the
The degree team willlworking in separate homes. if domes
have a rehearsal and every membenof fifteen or twenty could haw sewing
of the team is urged to be present. or cooking
The Thanksgiving turkeys will be dis—.English, one 'or two .days a woe-k, the
Every member is urged to employers might be less often left in
be present at this meeting. Rsfrcsh-
line of Auto Accessorieo'through night school soon lu- able to
UNKNOWN SOLDIER'l-OI‘ of Americanizaiion has just recfiv-
22.———Among
Armistice ‘mrding theadm’ls’slon of aliens‘ rein-
is onegployod as domestic servants.
flinging a. Thanksgiving dinner” my not
the this your.
known gis to he called soon
that with solemn con-many on thanifl-‘ty.
The visit to the tomb tt‘achers awociminn, to hack the night
to co- ischool, and Corisillvr problems-of the
RCA. Kolligi‘an. lant'ni'zht, extended
tend the Sunday club. '
~ 'Mr;:i{oiiigian.' < “I“ from room to
the wording 01 hit invitation to suit
the amount of Exam the particular
class might. be 93W to under-
aloud. He is «Armenian birth. He
studied book~keeping it. night school,
and urinating cm of his bus. I;
melon! smitmcnhie none. He has ,
a well equipped moon! lie shop at}.
steamboatkPlace. «A number of stu- ,
dents who {ere pleased by Mr. Kolli-
gun's invitation to hearfur. Dening
‘suenk. are likely to-nttend. and take
a small m in the-Master: after-
wards. In Connecticut. with our
tridition of the town meeting, the
value or having’studemin the Amer-
.ln clone-Jenn to speak 9;;
their ten. and mine port in forum dis¢
cussiom lecertuin toibe appreciated.
From~month to month. the extort is
being it ado-to acyclic» the evening
schools. notpnl-y as teaching. but also
as'com;1unity centers. That side of
tbe»wo:~k goesion the year round in
some ( ties. The evening school
ltc'rm of "seventy-five nights. in Nor-
Walir c: lands tram October to Febru.
ory'or"\{arch. If financial backing
for the www.mensea of com-
munity er,_ route. lantern
slldés, 5
in Everyone!!! Tinseltown!
- Overcoa ts
,._THEBE,'8 newln‘g’to'thmi
m ctr-m1 in m;
.gthey’re‘for men who want an of
. .~.th‘ue good points" in air over.
ii 7‘ \
liaif belted and In“ beiteii
_ Mic in rich' looking plaid :
‘baeknfabucfil 'Twec‘eciazbe'
fishes: possible-’wdy. "
_. ‘ Weinenfs
in... no: mortmt of nylon iv»
ani‘fabrlou for every occnoion.
Sportv modelr. plain. and {on f
trimmed as well u thepluxnri- .
ouI‘Fur coau- ‘ " - *
Yawn-ow“)
5
The.iofia.i~Netlona:l Gourd company i
o
143'me —-op_en mm m or.» "
12Pnce While It i
eHamflton. e
Tex". ,9“ jag—Twenty ’did..not.;wurr£nt use of mm .. V
shooters were sent here tom. * ‘ ‘7 '4 ‘
.as'atprfenutionnry ‘measune in‘ that“?
even 0 anal-rest as then-cannot the garrison .mmle 1mm Mendez». my»
grilling-of Grady Sklpwowh, 5,19, and an Broke 11h memmedh!
attacker: his young women: contamif'atroiman Albert Fraser art night.
ion; The young- woman, who whacked today was returned to Homes:
seriously hum-ed when. 319c~bdyvmg oneota. m of that»; say.
whet :gt'treea “Kylie: hter'aeaii lent threr' {rho were cerium" Maiden horn
, . -oo cl: accused them" city 9025- '
annuienufied. negro. , {I an‘ 9rd court ‘ e months
Reeling has-been intense
, , fr .body‘ “ground. He was hrokeninmlhadstoien articles ‘rong'
immmdthg shot. the young the Wee; Burn Golf club at Koran}.
, attc tonal-o tnmd’nndaisortrom‘the-West' Conn: ‘
roam” {ms to, her. He held her-club. gm“ m
prunes: for three hours before throw- '~ ’ ' ' A '
ringher over thenclmt. , ' ,
creel-Tm.“ “mined the
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».t sxm’fym o'nriocal‘ ‘3:on ", 3mg
ego.‘ for theft. committed in that city, ‘
since skip— iundone also eonfmd thattheyhndz'f
‘ ~Annoaido‘nee. Hope Hose Com- 3
panngwoymnrnrmom Friday night.
;_-
a .
$12.98 and. up
: ac e V_ y s,
1"” "Wifecoesmha
etc“ can id be secured. and a perman-
ent Am Won Committee form-
.ed.. it. nominee his thing. A so-
" and airliner alight‘be urangnd.
Eve: ! Noxwalk lady employing an
immlgi int maid will appreciate the
instruction in English and
Our
isolation of
lessons. combinrul with
Cousins and
might
and
the lurch. Our molds'
friends arriving from abroad
mike places in homes willingly.
understand directions given
llish.
Mrs. Rachel An’derson. mm!
in Eng-
direc-
ed a leaflet issuer} in limited edi-
tion. with information relative to the
- immigration laws and their enforce-
t ment. lt5_has.n.9s§§cial paragraph re-
"Cook.
- ihc taught at Franklin everiing School
lint following Mr. Den-
‘ing's address next Sunday.- a meting
after Thanksgiving
ladics employing 'foreig'n
c Emaids. An organization had been
:- youtlined. morlvllml and on a parent—
of
y foreign born wnmnn in Norwalk.
This week a nmv class for beginners
, .,
be“ organiz' ed. The
otFt-anklin has
teacher is _
day'work at Knutnon school. with ,
man little folks of foreign parent-
age. ghee her special understanding
of the immigrant woman. 5 It you '
know a girl who speaks broken Eng-
lish; and is lonesome for a good time,
why not bring her to Franklin schoolt
tonight. to enroll in the new class?
While there, be sure to visit the large
elementary clog. vl'hinh. for six
were 5 has. been making such good
progress under Mr. McMurray. Pro-
motions are being made, from Mr.
Kmsley‘s class to the intermediate
group which he and Mr. Clifford will
now handle. and subdivide into inter-
mediate and advanced classes. Then
attention to students requiring spe-
cial work. than is possible when oue
teacher has a; mixed group 'with an
average attendance of thirty or more.
FRENCH “’OMEN TO WETE‘UE
FIGHT FOR SUFFRAGE
PARIS. Nov. 22 (By The Asso~
elated Preos.—-—The women of France
will keep on fighting for the sutfrage
in spite of the action of the_Senate
in sidetracking a vote on the question
indefinitely. leaders of the suffrage
movement declared today.
“We will never‘say die." exclaimed
Madame de W'itt-Schiumberger.lpres—
ident of the French Suffrage 'a~
tion. “The battle is not
France. nor even in the present Par-
liament. It will be won here.‘ as in
every other civilized country."
lariscn that have
é’l‘nmmnny from speaking. but it is
i llellflverl that he will lur- able to be
ipresent tomorrow noon.
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“Full llnr or Auto} Accessorier
heron Kohn.
‘ weeks mattm‘s haw"
.2 ‘1
l l
'noon at the Hotel Mahnckt-mo. For
1 ‘ I
l w
I Joseph George of Torrington. who
l
D
. :5"; I
.1 .7].
"'7’
I
.1...‘
‘Cftits‘t .
9.661;” ”’fi
g .
a”
‘1 larraigned before United States Com-
|‘[ ,miseioncr Hugh J.— anery in Bridge-
I
F- '7. ’a‘ a;
\ .‘\“\“\ ¢‘\‘\‘ - n \ on ‘2
,the past two ‘
prvvr-ntod Judge
123
on :Monday night was arrested on
’W’ood street by the police and prohi-
‘ luition authorities for transporting and
.1 attempting to se-li “moonshine." was
port yesterday afternoon. and was
Them in bonds of $1,000; which he fur-
:nished.
‘ H. S. Lewis of Strawberry Hill re-
,ported to the police last night that he
had lost a. valuable Ail-dale dog from
his home. This is but one more ad-
ditional valuable dog that has been
“lost" within. the, pastreveral weeks '
In Nor-walk. The frequency \with
which dogs have been reported as
being lost during this time. and the
fact that most of the dogs are of?
valuablc'breeds. has caused the police‘
to believe that a. band of do: thieves‘
are at work here.
“—I‘
‘ Mrs. Isabelle Sinuson-Bibblne,
soprano soloist at the Stamford Preo-
byterian church, formerly of Nor-walk,
had an important part in the musical
mm at the meeting or the stem—
ford Chypter of the D. A. R. held yes-
terdey- alter-noon. Mrs. Bibbins in the
first part 0'! the program, sang
"Thinking ot Thee.” by Clara. Bomer.
and “Star or Gold” by Mano Vum In
the second part or the program. she
nun: “April Beetacy" by Okynopenkl.
and "The Lilian" by Gartlan. . 5
”Frank DiMeuro. formerly with,
the Champion shoe mics-s. is new lop}
noted with the Libery Shoe Parlors. in
42 South Helmet-«aptering the
business as a..partner. ._.. _ l
W ‘ ‘
A paint and shingle rally will be
held at the South Norwalk J‘Baptist .
climb on Thursday, November that
Vat 1p. m. It will be an owe-tag or;
I
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l
trust to every meinbgc on; “339134?
3 the church. A. sufficient {and to»
mungh’ the 7
‘ C
We Are Dally
studying lists of security holdings
for our customers, and in-nearly
every instance are able to recom-
mend changes, that increase the
income, maintain the security,
and give a each profit ,to the
holder. 'May we examine yours 3
- I The Want—r
Mics McKenzie; whose ,
each teacher can give more individual ’
lost in ' L
Maplesai’éfGoldschnfidt .
Sheets,
_ _ “3:3.vava We
This is Our First Dollar Day»: _{
Everything In Stock Marked
Down to Meet the Dollar "
THE LITTLE
STORE
RIGHT ‘ ON
THE CORNER
UNDER. MEAD’S BRUG STORE. -
’No. 8 JUST ~
N0. Main. Street A FEW 7
So. Naming STEPS »
DOWN.
I
stock ‘is
The Manufacturer;
The magnum;
alijfind can and-Grain: " a
’10.; will find you. wifgmom mm W 3?“ if 7°‘l53ifij
her his W ,
' good. combination: , (They
supplement feach other.
Wetfimefiu can make
money. 'With money you
can get more credit. 7
K3 e ‘ Silk U derwear
This brand of Underwear is famous for its quality, fit and , .,
finish. All garments bearing the “Kayscr’ ’ label are thorough?
ly dependable and will give'goodg’iserviee. .
. In our stock you will find: Close—fitting Petticoats, with: _. .
hipqhems; Pantalettes Vin dam? suit shades; Vest-s with bodice "
top, or built-op shoulder, in white, orchid and flesh Color;
Knickers, flesh;
flesh color, at $3. . . . >-
Now is a good time to select “intimate” gifts, While on:
complete. . ‘ .
chid and black, an sizes; Step-in Panties,
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