Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, November 24, 1922 · page 4

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m sml new buying. sales
- ~ -- a holder: and profess-
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I‘ll: during the first halt hour.
. thereafter, with few ex-
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WALL "REST. Infill) a. m.~»~-C0n—
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H~ win n one per cont. dlvl-
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7 schduled to arrive lnfiilport an.
Wormwrltfiucsrpnf

at the home or Mrs. "Arthur Carr, Sec- {
and street. yestnflny afternoon. Bc- h9fip.%.0”:,.$.wo

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cause next Thursday ls Thanksgiving
' Bola. no meeting of the Auxiliary wlll

iln M. E. churr-h held 12.: “(will
mud-ting yosto-rday ultr-rnoon, at lhc
hum«- of Mrs. John Brumme r and 53.:-

was “10- hostess of a bridge party.
Tuesday aftnrnoon. at the home. Re»
frr-sahments “‘(srr‘ servod to the Irlgbl
gnu-3:5 present. ’

hurl-m Tramc Squad tomorrow. tn
nrllflr to handle the enormous crowd
or automobile-s which will pa.-
through this town. on their way to the
Yule-Harvard game.

equiv to tho:- .aecond annual convention . _ -
or that Cannectlcut Lenguo at “(0an

Voters. Ilrldgnport. Nov. 16 and 17. Roway‘on* I, 7
All sc-nslons were held “the Hotel '
Stratfleld.

stockn.
‘ . with renewed short selling
I.“ QM lush. gave
’ , & decidedly Irregular appear-
LI: “day's opening. nghrprlred
.Ifl lat-De! nhowed substantial
' I. galls of a point being
by Comfldltcd Toxtlle. As-
Standsrd rm
, My. Ind PsmAmer-lcan A and
”Isl: W l!‘ polntn
9-: . , - uncalled lts coin.
M reacted 2 points
. & Ohio 1. while substan-
, mus took place
O Ohio. Northern Parsi-
\ I‘ll llaourl Paclflc pfd.
, B m a. vulnerable tar-
, 3“ m Quint. dropping
,m. Lschswsrma and Cruci-
‘ fractionally.

higher
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t being than! 333er. in

His- Loretta Morn: o! m Booty}
ivenue is confined to her holly-iv!!!)
chickenpox. ..

Alterntlonothomlsxolnconin
the. block on Esot name opposlto
Whoeldureot.

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M'Ac.-uhelahneveoroglo
Community” ,. -

Kat week being I. hollday neck.

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The schooner W Warns-es in

Southern”. ;

The Radio Anomalous! the Batu
er Norwslhs willfold its rent:
weekly meeting this evening It. In
'club rooms. on liberty Sour-o, fl
Norwalk. " .

Hrs. Emma J. B. Ctmeron of How-
-lns avenue» accompanied by Mrs.
"{cnry J. Sullivan sad ”rs. Barry C.
'I‘udge of First street. spent yesterdn)
m .1 shopping tour in Bridgeport.

 

Boston. secretary of the Lord's Day
Leaguo. wlll speak at the evening
servlce at the Advent Cari-”clan church
on Sunday. uponjhe lmportance of
preserving the nonctlty of the Lord's
Day. .

Missionary sewing was done at 'L‘He
rogulsr weekly nicotine of the Wom-
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be held next week.

Darien

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Hurry Lutterman.

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F‘mxr (‘xtm men will he added to the

 

Mrs. M. C. Fancy or Darlen wu del-

Mrs. Bertha. Seellger or New Yak.
._..___..__ ' Rev. 6.1L. Tuttle oaiclnted at her run-
whlch was held at her home.
ntrrdny slternoon. She was burial!
n Spring Grove cemetery?

oral.

At thr- meetlng of the Men's Club of
thv First Presbyterian church 0! Novo-t
on Tut-edgy avenlng. w. J.
Guebelle. manager of the Stamford
olfice o! the Southern New England
Telephone Com any. saw: a fascin-
ating talk on lnt resting plow-s or the
telephone business. He mull-spam
his speeches with spicy anecdotes of
the experiences or "hello girls" in the
central ollicns.
enjoyed the address. Arthur 'l‘row-
bridge. vice-president of the club. are» «
aided at the meeting. in the shame out
”r. Frances Inch. the president. who
is away on a business trip. The Mm
Club will hold a dance In the Baker
School, Ndroton Heights. on the oven-
lng of December 7th.

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dltlons cxtulng m Em through!» don. file “cloud: , -
—_____ l l “If"CoWMd provided funds so, » .
A large number or people “tended that Americas might -hovc been pre- ,
the fine concert at the Centres-sum! wed. the m inure-icon troopr' ‘ '
church. last' night. may]; WM or who won the numb: the Argonne in
New York city. deflghtod minus-r my “I! 0‘

 

“citations.

face with a. fax-led program or clan- have mashed unto ’ ‘ on the third ; H
mm, 1;;9 p, m.-—Gen- .cal and pleasing Iona by American dIy.'would MW) ' 1'0 whole (it-7
Wu” mud“ ff“ time composers. Mrs. Isabella mom visions of Gannon tin-honors _, and M
order. were Blooms. solo loprano, u um pmby. would have ended the its:- ln the H
, . it and mfl_!toflan church. Stanton}. nude 8 Mt moot mum victory in history." '
MIL which fell 29;, and a “"0! be? fine dnm- Mk Janet 7‘ 7
. my. to new low prices ended the program ‘witha node. of
filo m. Fla-vim also dmlop- '
. Whine-m m B. floors-Roe-
Northvmtcrn.
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.\lr. ltittvr r3 maklng lnrprovemelfl‘l-
lmo m the accldont to front of the round his atoro ln Rowayton avenue.
Royln school. last week. and the one
Sunday, Tmmc Queer Ernest L. I‘Ool
(3mm, wm be mugged 1;; front or popular at the Rowayton Hon House
lhs- school. every school sttcrnoon be-
tnnen half past two and three.

these cool evenings.

 

le third of a aortas of lcctum lo nue. has secured a position in the store
bring glven under the auspices of the
Darlen lmgue or Wonm Voters. thlo
afternoon. at the home of Mrs. Walter

T. llennett. Old Klng} Hi‘hm, Dar-
ion.

Miss Rhoda Jarvis. of Highland ave»
or June: Donnelly. South Norwalk.

Workmen are busy repairing Ro-
wnyton avenue. from Gulder’s Comm

to Crockett street. The road I- being
widened and the holes are being 1'5le
Tm- home on the palm, owned in with dirt and crushed stone.

by the flow York. New Haven and ' .
Hartford Ram-ma, ma ”CW by There was a. slight scoldent-v—ot thai‘
Wlmun Willmot. to hem; mud. The Whlte mate. yesterday “unwou- A 7'
final cut 1. hem; pug on ‘odgy. msn drove up Raymond-street in u
Jacph Rudder, of South Norfolk, I: new Chevrolet. and stopped the coral
the top of the hlll. and went in n. necr-
by house. All of a sudden the Chevro-
Rev. June. w, 310m. am. now let started backwards andshot dowzr
rector of the Darlen M. E. church. “‘9 hill.
and who preached his an: m to post at the foot or the hm. drums :
town, last Sunday, i. scheduled to u- the top of the car quite bully.” well :
rive at the parsonage today, w, as putting a dent in the res: or the ' ’
Morgan planned to move on
but as he could not secure a truck Ila-
ti! today; the moving was put 01!.

It smsshcd lnton sigh

body of the car.

W HAVE , -
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The Men's CI... of the Can‘t“ SAN FRANCImo. NOV.\ 2‘.—7 -
“anal church. will how for than“. Lieutenant-General Hunter Luau;
, k«retired. lpesklng helm Adiutsntq.
elected Judge of Probate. w: w. Generals from rates to , the NM): .3
Norman. Mr.- Normsn made quite o Army Corps are... I!“ Amer-Icon” "
(“111%, the m. preparedne- WOlld rhSVB‘ fishnteued" ‘ ‘
the min “Elk-m «the m. toatthreeh 7 H

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IMMEDISE m CAUGHT.
PANAMA em. Nov. 24,—; ssw- I
~ , . ' tlzth. weighing twor and one-quarter; '
Mrs. Frieda scram-hung, won-known loci! bu been much! in the Boy of T
rto Doric-a people and beloved by her _.. 7
many friends. filed at her home. on miles 3
My: 0! m. Louln Sedllcwlck moo. M_-noi‘nlpt. Beans. the Explorer. m m we F

't'ollowlng. a laminar “an?! m 29 feet 3038. Indian! s am: of 19» "
eight mozxthn«omt£on.' 7M' In All- ' 7 7'
ghen. Oct-mmgflrgaehucwl come
to We counts-ripen! 45 yen-s mm
mince that amount oven to Dartmout-
copi tor a mood or about u m
dmwhlelyfime no mouth.-
«Brooklyn. mm o monogram
~ ‘ *Coomuomlgfilch and o: the Ls.- from or ‘llf'e’f
, died Ald'fiocletysnd the Water 7

Panama oft. Taboguflla Island” ten '

than this city, by matron“

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Mr. Hedm mm flat the earm— 7
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I lave; line of Overcoat: that is exceptional, est-é-
ciflly so m the price is considered. We are aha}:

pleased to show our stock.
JESSE 803001-8006!

Palace Clothes $11013

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Sun Hold Seoul“.

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10: pig. .5 lb. “KW? shady. $3.4! ,

Full Lino or Fruits and Vacuum-Fm Delivery
(TEL. 150?. _

sugar ................ 5
Evaporated Milk. 3 can;
Shredded Wheat

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