THURSDAY. mom so. at:
f
3 mm: WITH
*"m ' SUZANKE .
,3 2-7 . cued 7.3:“...P’“ Foul-l
___..
, -. \iNri's sure that Scot Tl!”-
*'_‘ 70““! OU‘fl‘l ”a . mm . ‘ , '
m .. m. E. .K. BANKS
lng- at. The! my be
.. ;- ~Ll at A. F. actions:
\ 2.4: mutton Street. They In.
” ”no: fiat: towel not... a.
fl . -— .— ma :1 5‘:an or no sent
'3 -. :3 A at 2‘. (‘08 0"“5-"ifi
ML; y-rs very reasonable “4‘
. ~» mwel is obsolete. m
“try. unsightly um! hell-
” . ,. ll managed omce near t*
._N‘! ‘2.
.3 "cur has an omce of her;
a... ; uriler one as that: con-
vmm Mr. Genebe the very
Llw does
imvisowifeiy soul_-—oome-
'J'ini‘ tool: a great interest
~99 hampers he thawed her
man-Ll his shop. They are
~ rultnmi and white enamel-
2nd are doslzml to fit into
and yet are Johnny-on-
“? My: loosely woven con-
,.....3 mlvqnatn ventilation.
AWWG
’ was hehmonfibtegor the may.“ ‘
UNDERWEAR
FuMWoguomcfiml-uut
”7"“ “m ' ‘ . ‘
m NORWALK. ’
held last night in the White
halLBmd-treet.
(or in Bridgeport on
e. in corners. or behind‘dfl ”um .
it they don't occupy too”
for some special
50. come in and
' _, ACCESSORIES
City '3 News 3.. ...:...... ....
on formal oecésions with
your full dress or Tuxedo,
' truly make or mar your ap-
pearance. Weli‘ave all the
correct fixings as well as
the Tuxedo and Fail Dress
suits. ’ “
' SHOP EARLY
M (an I tnredndanco
oonilsht cfigu M
Gmeowasavisi-
Attorn John J.
ey business Yule!
-Dance records—Are you lookin:
dance teem-(is 2 I!
let on play it 101' W“-
*' ‘u a nmuitlli precau- ”Denys. _
m ionization. t ___._..___.
ynl plumbing fix urea Schools in Nomaik closed yester- - -—--'----—- 3_ .-
. -. mm such that 81% day aftern In [or the Thanksgiving 0
:Hrnrrxl them to you Mend:
talent nor rmder holiday. They will reopen I. ers 8 t
. «are and consult D id Sic an B-attending the 0g ‘_ evens
_ Linu'ding or re- Dr. av m
H» can as. Pennsylvania-Cornell football gme Nor-walk so, Norwslk
.. 'w‘tmn of} in Philadelphia todIY-
.¢ .n‘knowi- ._._. ‘
The Connecticut Light and Power 3
. -‘ . - !\E‘I<.j‘zz (Inmpany m engaged in leing a new 8108“ ”AME
.. ' itm'p
'vd. it
.
, T M H; . v.15: w ‘3 a: 3 o',t‘r\rk nmmrrow gruelinoon‘fittl in long side profitable in today’s stock
_ ‘ 1 . , ,3... hottomjiiniss Him I. Byxbee. 1,3 5 am 5 rec - [11:23:31 Flat the result that further
H '3 L . m» .M wry * su mm mprovement noted
__ 3 . '_ . 3‘ , ~F‘m Hm: of Auto ACceSPOfl‘B'E throughout the list. the 33113:?) actiw
3 _ W N , 33L '7: . . a 1n .m. -, Aaron Kohn. ' shares running from one to three“:
,. .._ .. . L' f -1 -———--—‘ 3 ”points.
. a]: .r \ ,-. ’ ,l 3' }L-.W,1r‘! Scot-fl Wh" 3317‘“ {0‘ A bear raid on the Eric issues
3. ‘ . : vzzu anu ii-‘tle time 350- basicaused material Lwreccssions in those
511er n m’
S()1'TH—”.V(i’lzil'.ll§l{ ‘
mm" CLUB SUPPER
5 Iiz‘tfikil
3 N31». 57. l. 0. 0. R, was had last eve-‘9 1-2.
4 '-‘ ”T mm: when the second degree was was influenced by an increase of from.
Inch an
~ rmmtry
,. L «lnr ot
‘. and it
:~‘_ You” C011).
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1m. EARLY e
71 H ‘ RITANS :
‘9 . , . . .
l inxk‘zwmg
.4 , .
-. :z-anm-ie for
m
J, .‘lflvl :1 harvest
‘ o
J," :gw a tevr hun-
n’,‘ ‘ _
3.; 2". lhls year
"x’.’ :";' mi a crop
ii ‘ L‘wfufilly exceed
F;§ ". dollars. Let
't
"..:.-ni;s for the
blessings at“
‘~ in present day
~ ~in will not be
‘- Nmrember 30.
So. NorWalk
Savings
“’1
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9%")EQEH9L‘WJ
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1:;
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{wrny lit- 3 335
so .
l Wolldet,
would .
. I Ln“;
1 “WE (mind dance ms". night at Red vMens;
Hall, chnd distinct. I .
I x8“. YORK' NO“ 3.9-—-Spcculativel
,4- ."1 .l all
; \Ln‘ L~t zrmvinz rapidly.
1ND LADIES' NIGHT
' ;_..
:U‘I‘Ul’r-
‘1';
4: ‘UI
~ mm life, tige-
maip on Pershing street.
——Harris a; Gan:- MD on.
The Siavish Solml held a well at
CilNiiNllElflVANBE
M
The fi.1<plf.i.l Whist Club rill 1'0th interests continued to find operations
. — ‘ l
. In”: usurp-«‘Wdh‘. and "n Spend‘shares and temporarily halted the up-
,..u;k—'2':‘-m‘l 44} here. tward movement. The Erie: recovered
'mo:t ot their loss. however. '
“1517“?“ This section 0‘ N(""ibut. rallied to 18. where it represented
a net loss o! E. The First Preferred
.waa depressed 3% and recovered all
inn 1. and the Second Preferred
—-H.trrls a: Guns. “of: oil.
(‘Iin‘nn I‘nmrnanriery. ‘No. 3. K. T.. 3033
mi! nzwer. this evening at. the Asylum.§
FWTKN‘?‘ strict. when "he Order 0‘. advance was provided by the brisk do-
Tr'mpie “'11 be con erred- 3mm“! {or high ’priced industrial
specialties. Fisher Body being pushed
A regular meeting of Butler Indge.'up l2 points and 1488,,“ and Myers
“Ham! on a hinge Ch” of candidates. $4 to $5 in the annual dividend rate
a 9for Stromberg Carburetor. a former
. "Jc 9 ‘3" {0" ten 13°“th 9‘” Allan Ryan property. that stock ad—
or 3 Hoover cleaner nt Donnell)”: vanelng 35-5 points;
Free demonstration. Short covering operations undoubt-
‘ediy played a big part in testers adv
range. the raid on the Erie issues
being rngnrlicd in some quot-tors as a
The employes of the Connecticut
Light and Power company last night
worked overdime to make sure all
:35 meter orders were completed so
that no one would be unable to cook
their Thanksgiving dinner on time.
railroad sharia. Additional announce-
, _ f _ 'steci reviews. however. had :1. ch
Discussion ot plans for the coming
at a special meeting of Monitor Grot-g
special meeting will be held on Fri 1y ”3;
ovenlng of this week. ipmg to 57 3-8. where
street, reported that his auto was back. 3,.“th
yesterday noon. The damage '33 . L'. S. Alcohol gained large traction:
slight and 33:. Clark agreed to settle'
for It. ‘
REICHSBANK STATEMENT:
BERLIN. i‘ov. 29.-—The Reichsbank!
statement for the week ended Natl
23, shows an increer in mote circular
tion of 6x.644.684.900 marks.
“
tlons an the heaviest buyers.
.
s
,
t
a
t
l
a
M3M‘lw“ W
math; En‘circ'uhtion‘ .
trounce ‘. the flangement
daughter. Bliss Ethel Frances Hayes
t0 Eugene Charles Marker: or Brook— "
iyn. N. Y.
among the younger set in Nomi:
She is o. graduate or"
High school. '
fora ped 2 n «a -- t t -’
p I" a d r attrrd ha! is; Arthur Johnson r: E'nion Park ens
‘tPrtuinv-rl a party of :dends last night to Lounsbury, Mamewson's shag fac-
Some of the impetus for the later .
... '3tory it wasseen that. the fire would
Buying 6! motor accessory stocks
mwthod of facilitatln: thun in other
mental or increased dividends and the “-
optlmlstic tone of the weekly iron and Main 5:7“?
_ , efl'oct on sentiment. some investment Wi‘v'r‘s
bow-log tournaments with the Grot-gimying bong noted in high grade'fljls
“03 01 the state, was held last night .and inclustriais. -
. - Oil sharcs again stood out in the in-
to. 30" 36' M“ 0' V- E' R‘ Another dustriai list. California Petroleum get-
as high as 3'33». but later drop-
it was 2 3-8
General As-
“ 31mm- yesterday’s close.
—-Ifiall line 0: Auto Amu;phall Common improved t points. the
tuna Kuhn. - f-Prcl'errod 3 7-3 and Standard of New
Hersey 31,5. Baldwin. American Loco~
Robert 1’ Hazlett, 11:. 0f 25 Cham".moiive. Continental Can. Sears Roe-
. Packing and U. S.
“ka by One 099mm! by “3mm Steel nil closrd 1 3-8 to 2 1-: higher.
GIN-k near the 3'01““ Iron “-orks':while Studebaker. Corn Products and
Some good gnlns were rnade in the
investment rails. Leulsvlile and Nash-
and Northwestern, Union Pacific :1an
lSouther-n Pacific 1 to nearly 2 points.
Call money opened at 4 1-2 per cent.
but advanced to 5 shortly otter noon.
closing at that figure. A few scattered
loans were mad:- at 5 per cent in the
-._.,.~_-. time money market with the demand
fairly active for accommodations st
4 3-! per cent {or all maturities. The
commercial paper rate contlnneo at
4%, per cent. with out ot‘town institu-
‘ W922 \ _
* Christmas Club
”Edi-tern“ m4 qmg mind
#51 52%.“ m new “about!
1.89. mm «as quoted
main; 1 Ififivhnndred. the weekly
Bdrm stagnant mowing 3.3.113.
crease of more {than cmoa’ewflflv
w-
‘ "“7“: . . 3
' SOCIAL NOTES "
. 77’ ”~- .
ANNOUSCE EKG.leEST.
Mr. and him John T. Hayes on-
ot then
mas. Hayes is well-km '
the Nor-want:
.‘ 6
Mr. and Mm John H. Smith of 42
Spring street are celebrating the 23d
anniversary of their marriage at their
home today. T336 following will enjoy
a dinner at. the Smith home today in
celebration: Mr. and Mrs. John Lud—
dimn. Miss. Cecelia Luddington. Mr;
and Mrs. Robert Ellis Skidmore. Mrs.
William Miller and (laughter Ruth. all.
of Bridgeport; Mrs. Huicn Leatheriand
and daughters Helen and Elsie. and
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith. daughters
Sliidred. Gladys» and Ethel. and sons.
John‘and Earle.
' E. J. New-kirk. L""Tilr’z'?)’ of School
street. and who on-~~ was in charge of
the line gang of Ur “onnecticut Light
and Power Compa ' here. but whose
home is now in W3.» "bury. was a vis-
itor in Norwalk yerzerday.
Jrn of South
l .Robert )l.‘“’olf~+.
3 33:11: the Thanks-
Main street. is 5:»
git-inc \‘acatioww‘ ' his parents. Dr.
Land Mrs. R. M. “‘3: Mr. \Voife is
In student at Georzi‘uwn University.
e ank Lauder
spending the Tim .
with his parents. .11..
Lauder of Sevmnur SZTGPt.
l
a.
eiving
vacation
Mr. and Mrs. P113;
{born Ave. are em,
Mrs. Harvey C'raw and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Crew, of Now York city.
> Dr. and Mrc. R. 31. Bennett. of 35
entertaining .'
17.93vie‘r' avenue. are
l .-
l n" )l. “"‘l‘b has just broken groundi Erie Common got down 'as low as “‘1‘ Bennett’s m-‘Ltlwr Mrs. Smith. Of
in” J an;- hozzsn on Thames street. 9 1,5 as against the year's low at 7.; Brooklyn, 5“ '2. .
‘ .‘Jiss Sadie
Btvl’lvli. D5
goliday i nStamforvl.
at Lawrence's Inn.
Frank Cofi‘ir. of Wilton
spending
in New Britain.
Mr. and A‘Irs. John Manning
in Norwaik.
* LADIES’ NIGHT
.. .4».
A We‘! attitude-13‘ “Ladies’
P. U. E“
and friends.
An . .tt-rminment consisting of ta!
5
ins t? v earl} rzv-t ot the evening
dunring was also enjoyed.
Wen, sr-rvrd 32.1%}
the
'ha; Amelia Cczza. aged ’1
jester-33y. having failed
home after school.
.was sent out for him.
EXHAIJSI'ED 153011
c. Camus. Barn cent. N. J.
May: honey tau
cough ceased entirely."
croup.
ritation. Folefs
stood the test at time.
opmtey—tngredlents‘ ‘Wnted
mpppet. Largest selling
medicine in the
Powell. Comraflon—Aav.
on
"aw—q- m -m.
>1 College. ls
:l ‘Td .Vl rs. Frank
Craw. of 08“" building and'up’the lire escape to
:ining _.\lr. and 7‘33“ Window’s.
Seymour
place. is spendinz the Thanksgiving
avenue is .
Night" 3
A general alarm
GRLPPE CO! SCH.
from violent gfippe coluhs." writes R.
“Tried
Tar and the
L’s-33 by three
generations {or coughs. colds and
throat. cheat and bronchial ir-
Honey and Tar m
Gontaixs no
'the
cough
world. Stimson.
“gating to.” quite so‘qniek-
13‘ as looking‘i"the part; That ’s
the way you want to look when
you greet your friends on
Thanksgiving Day. We’ve got
the clothesto make you look
goodjmd feel better...
Suits and Burma-ts
$25.00 and up.
Jacobys
12.14 No. Ham, ' Street .
The; Home of Good cm 3
i V being pressed out may for shipment.
Nothing - “proves" ‘ that you’re
Th6 £338 loss to soak maker's.
attachina‘vpg aim beef) ‘ ‘aitcd More.
rationed“! to be about“ saint}- " ' *
The Greek 180cm dub. authored:-
ond floor, “endgame tone. the fur»_
.mmwmg nasty damaged 53,“?
.ter. 'I'hefifirin m Valet on the sec:-
6nd floor, in are front 0! the build-
ing? also M ed a slight leis .bs’
some om arcing damage‘ll'by 1r; .
’g I. Gottiieb. 3W ot_ithe”bnimm§
I'M; and
to his stoctfnnd Wayne our,
tied Wmom'vqmd among_ the
am of Taylor 8:. Golden. Inc... John
8. Lawrence Agate} . J. M. Layton.
Ina. anti Dennis: S. gull. \The los to
‘ Mr; Goalie!) is ward to be rough;
’iy about $3.5m. this including the
'démage’to hisstockbywnter. and the
‘damage to the buflfilngby water. fire
'and smoke. ‘ ‘7 3 '
§ A short mist in the electrical sys-
tem of the building, shortly after the
fire was extinguished. put; out every
those people who were endeavor-trig to
save their belongings. The New Eng-
; .laxni Candy.Kltcheistsol stricter! a
loss from water.
,3 Because 'lines of 3
’2.ch the tracks. on Soul. Stain
street. trolley sen’lce was tied up for
about a half an hour. the cars having
to he‘shunted back from‘ .Eailroad
avenue and tram the Washington
7stree£ railroad budge.’
u
l An investigation as to the cause of
Etna fire is to be warm today by Fire
Former Odd F330“ BM ithiet George Bogardns. It is believ-
i
’ (Continued trom , page one.)
3
sent in from; the master box.
A. line iffl‘lfilse' was taken through;
, the from: of the‘ building to the {earth‘-
l
ing- to break it"dovrn. -
l- A line or hose was also run in frnmi
the:
the
Haviland street to the“ rear of
\Vhen the fire was first sighteé
Eflames were just bursting thmngh
‘ rear Windows and they roared ’9
ten or fifteen feet above the roof. .
{the alarm was telephoned in.
was though: to be J‘oomeéso fierce
me they.
i; As soon .as the water struck the
ibe short lived. however.
‘F‘nialiy the blaze was
night.
f Air. Rockofi. one of the owners
1
.the dress factory. saidlo a Sentineli
9 Ereporter that the shop had been clos-
‘AT ELKS H0}IEed at 6 o‘clock. last night. about
’hour and a. half before the fire had
that the
was livid by Norwaik Loire. No. 7‘3‘9-istock and tho fixtures of his factor-y
‘4‘ “1‘? Eli-'5' HORN-5 T‘Gu‘hlwere insured. but he was too excited
5"51 evening. there Wing to be shit- to recall ?or how much.
oarrt’ul 3- 930 diuin'ifinc‘i‘ 05 members. “19”,???0 loss was estimate-d to be roughly
been fiasco vored. . He said
133.906) to the stock and fixtures.
'3 The flames. which started towards
N n: from New York city pleased dur- , the rear of the fan‘tnry- about halfway
and; down. was along the benches‘where
Refresh- 2 electric irons are used in pressjng out;
affair; completed garments.
=1? :1" 413‘- early hour this mom- 3 a batch of 1.909 completed bath—robes
g were received at the factory:- and were
3 rigor, where tfie fire was raging. Here.
it was found ,that. the door was lock-
ed and valuable time was lost in try—
the
the a
for
They lighted up the sky and‘ at;
first-tea attention. with the result that
“Then
Ethe'flamc-s were noticed the omitting;
?’base of the fire. which was about half
way down the floor. on the side next,
Gas was escaping and was catching
Thanksgiv‘irs with relatives fire. which added to the gie'icultfes
; under whicl‘the memen hold to work.
extinguished.
Of The cause of the blaze had not been
smmford arr srv-nriing Thanksgiving determined up to a me hora; last
’ it
Just tester-day ,
% B‘a’diy Damaged by Fire éd that an electric iron might have
8"Eileen let: with the 'vgrreat on. and
. oyflhagted some material. setting it
J-
“at
it
of
‘\ /
f - Igomaurx-mcyrxr-
pm: will omdate as man ,
in them’vemide Mi
light in the lmiléing, shit}; hampered. , .
f?- m. .1
hose were “Quid ._ *:
I‘n Oaks Walnut and Mahogany .
One of fireman}: Dining Room Suites we are showing war
make agellarming addition to the home, when simplicity.
of (la-sign andstriking finish is desired. "
Pricedrfrom $139.00 up.
‘- fgzqérar
m4...
20-72 North Main-St.
l
police received a {sport fast:
cf 47 River street. First Dis? we Are wily
, had disappeared from his home
to come i
B 3 E ‘1 I. ville climbing 44 1-3 and Delaware _
.- ‘k m ' r. m- and Hum“ ‘3 and N‘ 1' central“ gmfpg $331343: £31333; income. maintain the security,
- ‘ ' . d‘ , Chlca o. 5‘1 E - q - 3 ’ 35...“- 3; _
horthem Pacific. Rea. mg g “\Voohl get compete-,1 exhausted and gtver’zwcash profit to the
DAY,
1922.. -
lheontstsnding fitems’ Ear.
.Whicll to be thankful _1s
"_ the‘ one possessed by the
started to save regnlsd y
- and keptitfip.
ROW—In '
. stuéying lists of seem-Elyholdingsé
for our ’cnin‘omers, and in nearly‘
‘ ievery instnnce are able to recogn-
ménd chafiéééf that increase the
mmxéetvm " ’G‘ r
was memorable ‘ in main):
‘ respects? We think one of
person: who} 8 year ago“
m tom: START
never «walled.
holder. May we examine yours 2; ‘3 m WMGTOK 91'}.
Black Xmegisn 7 '
E Dalton Oxfords with all their goon looks stormed
E ' another thought in mind —-- long servme._
i Grain and Tan Scoteh Grain, two feathers of
im‘" te‘d
Broad broguelasts, insuring reel comfort. 3 Attractir y
. r. ‘ 4“
.-¢.o..'.‘...a..‘ ......
priced at'-...'.-.‘-... ..... .~-..--_~
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