I . O O
Lets Keep Building _. , m ..
There is no excuse for anything less than a tWelve man 1
construction season—except the excuse of habit. .
There is no reason why the Winter months 3110
sgme of the burden of keeping théngs gomg.year by builders
b done and is being one every. . . <_
and {thfiictgrs whh know the profltpf keeping their eficlent
organizations together and, working.
' LET’S ALLVDO IT l
The Hatch 6c? Bailey Co.-
‘i' Sheetroek—celetex—Cornell Wall Boards.
Ann,“ 37;! a Sone' Reoflnge and Wall Board.
var i -
uld not take
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Exide Battery Service
New Is the Time to Look Out for Winter Storm.
' We Are Prepared to Give You the Best of Service.
s. L. BENEDICT
73 North Main Street.
What You Want la a.
MEAT SATISFACTION
This you are guaranteed it you buy our meats. Give us your
order for any kind of meat. We have it.
Courteoue Treatment — Prompt servlee
FOWLER’S MARKET s
so No. am am 'Phone 1340 spate Norwalk:
narantee
. 'mng hands on a gen-
'e eat—our guar-
" ed satisfaction.
, Ice in each other.
your part, it's faith in
1 and merchandise.
our part, it’s the belief
1am Want and appreciate
Going All Winter
i.
Slayer find 3... Merely.
‘ . Pemrsd bygswdder- .11"
'body of John J.
'rort. who was
‘presumably by Edgar Scudder, 1
the had shot and probably‘ fatally
vgun peppered Leitch. but would snot
, Y-
-g a man wears.
excepted).
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Quality Groceries and A
Free Delivery
A. F. Beckmann 69’ Co., Inc.
83 Washm‘ gton Street South Norwalk
---,rmm~ ,,;
luv.
' I ‘ G SPECIALS
'Hercerlxed White Damask
Clothe, 2 yda. for . . 81.00
COALANTHsaon-s a nmmoosCOAL
1&triped Skirting, Reg.
. 1.....“3375 ’71; to $325 CANNEL COAL FOR FIRE PLACES
‘ -— Masons’ Building Material —
The Norwalk Coal a Supply Co.
39 Wall St. Phone 113 I 108 Water St.
HUNTINGTON. L. 1., Noe“ 295—»: "
autopsy performed yesterday on the
Leitch. 28, of, North-
after
wounded his sweetheart Miss Rose
Sandrlseer. in &udder's home, dis-
closed that death was .due to a bullet
from a revolve!- which Leitch must
hav fired into his own- brain at about
the. me time. Scudder shot . at him-
The small shot from. Scudder'a shot-
h‘ave injured him seriously.
responsible (or the. death at Leitch.
was released. as there was no charge
against him. The inquest will be held
Friday morning in the Town Hall.
Detectives learned today that Miss
Sandi-laser had lived in Brooklyn un-
til September under the name of Ruth
Sanderson. .Several letters fro her
were found in Leitch‘s pockets. all ask-
ng for money. 0 .
PIlINlIE ANDREW "’
MAY STAND llllAl
LONDON. Nov. 29 (By Associated
Press).-—Whether Prince Andrew of
Greece will have to stand trial on
charges of disobeying orders of the
Greek General Staff in the Asia Minor
campaign, is still an unanswered ques-
tion here. The. prince was arrested
at Corfu late in October and taken
to Athens. No word as to his proba-
ble fate has been received-tromrAth-
ens since a dispatch of November 22.
which said that the prince would be
tried by court-martial when the trial
of the former Cabinet ministers was
completed. '
The secretary of the Greek legatiOn
here said yesterday that he was with.
out information. but that inasmuch as
the prince was not in the list of those
condemned yesterday. it would seem
that he had been acquitted. The sec-
retary added that others involved in
the charges. who escaped the supreme
penalty. were presumably also ac-
quitted. but that he had no authorita-
tive word.
A Central News dispatch from Ath-
ens says that F. O. Lindley, British.
Minister of Greece. has left for bans-
anne. to confer with Lord Curson, the
British Foreign Secretary.
The weekly assembly was held yes-
terday morning: Principal Noyes
spoke to the pupils a few moments be-
fore the nsscmhly began on the "Hon-
or Roll." l'uder the direction Of
‘ or. thc students milig._“énierica." The
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' Are Yoii Prepared
FOR THE GOLD WEATHER COMING ON ?
We are prepared in take good care of you on all the following
OIL GAS iND Vt C)winter needs: . L
. ,, , . 'U D HEATERS, AXES SA
HODS, FURNACE scoops, ASH CANS 2e Slg‘iisg9AL
Rosenfield Brothers
125 Washington Street
Phone 340 _ - a“ m" 7
Miss Mary McCarthy. musical direct-
program llwn got under way. with
Miss Margaret Hoyt as chairman.
Him Hofi announced that the pro-
‘zrum was about the ‘{l.‘(l Cross and
thnir activities during the \Vqud
War. The speakers were as follows:
Stanley .losclovsky. Frank Abbott.
Luduc Whipple. Lillian Alexander
and George Clark. l.(-o Frank. popu-
nr captain of tlu- Norgulk High bris-
kcllmll ll-nm.Ahcn announced that the
local quintet will open their season On
Saturday cxl-nlng at the Norwulk Arm-
ory. lush-lid of Friday evening. The
Norwulk High school girls will play
the Brnnfol‘d Inssics in the preliml~
’nary. while lhv Nor-walk High boys
will play the llrunl'ord High boys in
the big guluc of the evening.
The “Echo." ihv junior class pub-
lication. mudc its that uppcurauce of
the season yesterday. Ily noon every
Schultze’s‘ Sanitary Markets
Barnum
4 Parts and Tires Jo
ny Make of Car.
Thanksgiving Day '
f— _ 1922 ——
May Good Digestion Wait on Appetite, and Health
A V on Both. ‘
K.
Schultze’s sanitary Markets
”mamstreehlorwalk.
Wm cure-tows Der-len- m sum arm
Happy Thanksglvmg
'toj_all'_‘ "
an“? waver“ rrvmr
avyrme 0:44:14. ‘44:. 3.1.2
“enthusiasm . . a.
. . ‘ .i ; ' ; 5*,er 11% _
ILth this year,
you he's a cough
_. have. our cough
Have you tried
. g 1, Very e1.
t to take.
A n ill
-
-.
w
wnmsmdmmmeamsasm’
«:om- print-3d mid heel Id :1 line
5»
The honor roll was posted on the
bulletin board ycslvrday. IThe honor
roll and the requirements to get on
the honor roll follows:
HONOR li()l.L——1922-23.
First Quarter.
The honor roll consists of
grades of honors:
1.——ng~hest honors arc awarded to
those who'liav.f attained an average-
three
killed Monday: nlsbh . .
Scudder. who bcieved he had been '
exander,
ter.’ Dorflhy Beaupnin,
kovich;
Crowley.
Elizabeth
Margaret Hancock.
Roxie Housman. Gstherine Jackson.
Beaftrice Kenn. Florence Levy.
Mathewfi, Eleanor Mathews. Vera. Mc-
Carthy.
satiric. Catherine Riordan, Elinor Rog-
ers. Jennie Sallick. Charlotte Sanford.
Taft.
\Ving and Marion Young.
8:15}! is; a,,menche, too new ,MJQ.
since it was abandoned a week ago.
WAY. nonsense,
ST
ionic—Dorothy Aidams. Lillian Al-
Catherine Barrett. Lola Bab
Cecelia Blas-
Margaret ~ Chittimr Emma
Jessie Dibble; Veva Dennis.
hild. Margaret Gaston.
Mildred Hartjens.
Marsa-
ret Loves. Grace Lowndes, Dorothy
Gertrude Miller. Helen Pren-
dergasL‘Betty Runhdlm‘Stella Ra-
Marion Saunders. Betty Scofleld.
Eloise Shove. Dorothy Stoots. Edna
Erna Wimpfhelmer. Frances
AUTOIST NEARLY
. WRECKS ENGINE
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#935
collect (la-hinges? Would the city
have been sued. or would the Shipping
Board have been sued? _
The leaving of the pumper in the
personal safety. and the city. should
remoQ it. inasmuch as it has failed
to make the Shipping Board move it.
It stands in a dark spot in the
street. whcrc it is hard to use until
one is almost on top of it. and there
are no warning lights on it: If the
Shipping Board can be prosecuted for
by all menus ‘ici it be done. If. how-
ever. the city is unable to start crimi-
ml action against an} one man. or
not or men. for the abandonment of
the pumpcr. than let the»: city remove
it. ’3' “ ‘
The situation at the present time is
farcical. - ' '
The city refuses to touch the pump-
rounding towns whi
refused permission ‘
teaseses
leaving a traffic menace in the streets“, I”
o-
m.
NORWAIK’S Lemme DRY. GOODS STORE
We Are _ Thankful
.’ For the splendid support of-the peoplemf Norwalk and Eur.
ch seems to increase as the years pass by,
MAY-YOUR HOME FESTIVAL BE A JOYFUL ONE
er because it it claimed that it was
illegally seised. and it wants mone-
tary reward for damage done to it
by the summary taking of the pump.
or in 1918. 1
The Shipping Board_ claims the
pumper was borrowed and that it had
returned it. Inasmuch as they were
0 leave it at the
Phoenix Engine Company's house. it
did’ the next best thing. and left it on
city property . It is preparing to com-
bat the suit for damages of $9.000
which the city has
it.
There are some who claim that the
pumper was loaned to the Shipping
Board for use at Wilson Point. and
that no restrictions were placed on
the loan. Others claim that the en-
gine was commandeered by the Ship—
ping Board. together 33th a commit,
able amount of equipment.
The Shipping Board has failed to
return this seised'or borrowed. equip—
gent with the pumper. and there the
utter ts. _
And. in the meantime. should some
auto driver.smash his car. on the
pumper because he has been unable
, rfifififiitcs :1
traffic menace. no will be unablr to
know which to she to recover dam-
ages—the city or the Shipping Board.
until the damage suit is settled. and
the question as to— '
"Pumper. pamper. who owns
pumper?" has been settled.
IRISH BILLS PASS
HOUSE OF COMMONS
A: <0-
- .111
the
LONDON, Nov. 30 v3: the
elated Press).-—The lrlsh bills
tying the new Free State (1
tion and embodying other net
legislation under. the Anglo
treaty. were passed on by the ilmise
of Commons tonight.
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CHlllSTMAS lilFlS.
Christmas. the} Great Birthday.
since its very beginning has been
identified with gift-giving and good
will towards all.. . ,
Today, as you ,think of the happi-
ness associated with Christmas. think
of the joy that will collie into thou-
sands of Mimosa through the giving of
I
Nowell e Mmay
CLOTHIERS G. FURNISHERS
“To Men Who Know"
a
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A’ri‘
the inspiration they give to family and
ho 3 ha.
. no message they
carry, the home interest they foster.
friends. More and more thoughtful
people are having photographs made
for Christmas gifts. Today is not too
early to arrange for a’ sitting.
Phone 437 for an appointment.
J_ bert Cronenbcrg.’ Itoberf‘
nla fie vies
So. Norwalk
0
153 Washington .St.
pnonucrs
and Heating
Purpose
and
"THATGHER"
Include Cooking
Equipment for Every
“Tl-IATCHER” Round swam
’Hot Water Boliere. _ ‘
“THATCHER” square' sections
Ste: and Hot Water B°“°""
launched againsll
SILKS
\VOOLENS
YELVETS
DRAI’ER IES
L'L‘li'l‘AIN‘S
Alexander’s
‘ ‘ The Christmas Store”
l . !
.COME DOWN
You will be surprised to see
the beautiful selection suitable
for this occasion.
LIXISXS
'l'lllMMlXGS
S! liRFS
BED SETS
BLANKETS
t
No. 8 North Main Street:
South Norwalk.
longtr ‘n’ ye
ELECT
l'o'r you
you inh‘mm
work '3 I
W'e'il l/t‘ Ellie
any time.
YOU CAN ENJOY
breakfast and sleep 9.
u have some C-l ctr
RlCAL CONVENlENCES
11335.9 and kitchen. new
rwed to 9?: how: ting;
tricizy can help yo = —
A. Djlorg'an
WASHINGTON STREET.
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u in F‘Jm' ‘ncu
‘ to tell you ates: 1r
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. , - ~ Heating
01': 95% ill {our major subjects and a T " ' ‘ “THAT HEB”. Gan” :’
mark of eicellent in department: 1w M h l '* SYSNMI- -
93%kinflh'0 major subjects .and a ' 1c e sen l “ngsangzrf-ound Hot Water Sup L
mar 0 excellent in deportmcnt: 90% . ‘- ‘ . .
in six major Subjects and a. mark or Studlo < i “GEYSER” ”d’“ACT.|VE’ Lauri W 11 5C Cicar and
excellelnit in deportment. , ' "- ; “Tdfii'l’sgza TUBULAR" War!" The 01%] fe t0 Boaquet
-.—— onors are given times who' ‘ . ‘ ’ ‘ er (36'
have attained an ave-rage mark in all 78‘an 8" T01. 43? “TAl-lg‘lfgg‘ége‘! METEOR” warm 1 the at 100'
' their studies of; 90%? 11 carrying tour SOUTH NORWALX,‘ 001111. A! Furn‘acee. ‘ . . ' I}
subjects; 85% if carrying five suo- ' ' * __ ' ' yéTi-erTcHER PIPELESS" Warm N oiiteering 011 oldW
jects; 30%, if C8rr3ing six subject“ , - , ’ r . ‘ 1 .Air Fm.ce.. . o prne ‘93 “.mstflgm
““1 "0‘ lug than good in department.“ - ~ - ~ ~ . — “THATCHER” singl. and Double 018‘”- , 'ee
s-e—Hmram m... «- even; .srnoinrsron THEr ~ oun'caar‘nhiuu. .' . ; mute mm P“ - 4
those who ,have attained an, average ‘ > - ' ‘ ' ,. 1 ‘ ' \ “WIN-FIRE" combination iced lh .‘
mark in all studies of 85% it carrying; ‘- ‘ . . WEEK a: . rand Gaul-Range ant-170th" TY?” ::,__._—-— -- III;
:33; sgblegzsc; 80% if carrying five 1.-...- r ' ’ ~ ’ . / ‘of'smgic and Double‘Ovan “m" ' ' 35
9° 5 o if carrying six sub- , r- * - - - ‘ hinatlen Coal andsaae angee. E
3:5,“! an: not less than good In do- In!“ Wows ._ ' 033d eased. exoupAK-v'aas‘ Automatic Water LADIBS’ “16:33:?
en - , ' ' ' . 25¢» - ' ~
“1!, cans .......... . . Heaters.» , 31.1.0
Highest Honors. “ _ . ' ' ‘ ‘ ' , ’“DURO” Country Water'smem .
BOYs——-Nonc. ”tinsel, in bulk, . _ _ 3m ‘ ' ' - r
Girls—Anna 25:32:: 95%.. N .5 lbs. 161' . .V. . . L . . . . . . . 313 ' , 'B‘aultaryePlfl I, ‘ and Heating t 7 90 l
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Boys—Edward Kaye.i .wuum 110.. mom _ m - ‘ , . Phone” . omik -_-
1 San. :Harry Lessln, Brigg pm Mai! W314” ‘-‘~ 9'-’-_ - film“ ‘w' N . ‘ I’d.”—
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Girls—Hazel And ' m ' , , . .' , . ' ' “ ' in] an. in} Mr no ' e
811%”; E_le3.uor Dimmomi U "'-"“""-. ' . - D” N , . Shoe StOl' N N
l 9‘ °' “he.“ne Glntrumuhn one». ° “ . " " ’ un‘ , - So. 0
er. Margaret Hoyt, 'Marionghent; one—I 7 BOOK§EEPINQ SHOSlIHA a“; 81‘0- M3111 St. -/
stance Lewis, Winnif ' Little.‘Ruth,: mm” “P‘EIT » .
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a ere. uth, W very, ‘Sarah ' . AX
Wells and Mary mitt” - F; H. B
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