It can be dOne,
MAN’S SHOP.
’ 'uarantee
ng hands on a gen-
: . . 'l agreement—our guar-
. of satisfaction
ence in each other.
your part. it’ I faith in our
and merchandise.
our,part it’s the belief
.m want and appreciate
My
69 Ho. Main Street
Lets Keep Building Going All Winter .3
There is no excuse for anything less than a twelve menths
construction seasOn—-—except the excuse .
There is no reason why the winter months should not take -
some of the burden of keeping things going.
and is being done every
and contractors who know the profit
organizations together and working.
LET’S ALL DO IT !
The Hatch 89° Bailey CO. 4:
Agents for Sheetrock—celotex—cornpll Wall Boards.
Bird d. 8one' Rulings and Wall Board.
PLACED YOUR ORDER FOR STORM 8A8H YET 7
Exide Battery Service
New Is the Time to Look Out for Winter Storage.
We Are Prepared to Give You the Best of Service.
s. L. BENEDICT ;
73 North Main Street.
What You Want Is
MEAT SATISFACTION ~
This you are guaranteed if you buy our meats. Give us your
order for any kind of meet. We have it.
Courteous Treatment — Prompt Service
FOWLER’S MARKET
Phenom
of habit.
year by builders
of keeping their emcient;
South Norwalk
1 ng a man wears.
(Shoes excepted).
I: m”
"081
Quality Groceries and
Free Delivery
.Norwu ’ 2
will. . 0
Me Textile Store
83 Washington" Street
PHONE 1406 ‘
A. F. Beckman‘ii e Co.,.1nc.
South Norwaik
rm DELIVERY
in
115.4 ,
COALANTnsaoI-rs a BITUMINOUSCOAL
CANNEL COAL FOR FIRE PLACES
——-- Masons' Building Material —-
1 6: 00 p. m.———Market report 0‘. 8. Bar-
, ‘5'
DadyRadiol’rogram *1
(mmmm
My, December 1.
Station ‘\VGI.
3:00 p. m.——' F
I.——-Mid-attcrnoon news broadcast
tarnished by Bostdn Ameri-'
Jan.
IL—Musical program .
I
can of Agricultural Economics: -
Brighton Live Stock Market. Fruits
. and Vegetables Market, Dairy and.
Produce Market. Chicago Live Stock
Marke . (485 meters).
' 6. 30 p. TIL—Boston police - reports.
Boston police headquartirg; late
news flashes. early sports news
Boston American.
9:30 p. m.—Evening program.
I.—“What's What~ Among the New
Books." b John Clair Mi-
not, literary ’é‘itor of the
Boston Herald.
II. —-Concert. Miss Carmela Ippo-
9 lito. Boston's most promis-l
ing violinist. Soloist with
Boston 85 mphony Orchestra
and in Jordan Hall. Jesus'
Marla Sanrdma. winner of
the prize Mason and Ham-’
lin in the competition for
the best musical perform-1
ance in Jordan Hall.. New
England Conservatoiir at
Music in 1920, accompanist
and pianist.
1.-—(a) "Air" .......... Jean Hure
.. (b) “Canzonetta”. .D’Ambrotlo'
(c) "Allegro" ..... Sammartini
2.——(a) "Andante and Allegro."
from B Minor Concerto .
............... Saint-Saens
Franklin School
s ' NOteS
'l’rpginms celebrating the Thanks-
giving season were presented at the
Monday and Wednesday assemblies.
The selections were well rendered and
showed care in preparation on the
part of both pupils and teachers.
Opening Exercises for All Grades.
Bible Reading.
The Lord's Prayer.
Salute to the Flag. '
The Stan; Spangled Banner.
Franklin Elementary (Braden
Boom s—Grade 4.
Teacher—Miss Marie Leonard.
Giving Thanks~—Gurdon Murray.
Song—Thankesgiving at Grandpa’s—
Aiice Taylor. Henrietta Brown. El-
ton \Viche,’ Edwin DaCosta.
A Story—The First Thanksgiving—
Alrthur Druks.
Recitation ——Thanksgiving —— Gordon
Schoeppler.
Song—Thanksgiv lng—G race Bennett.
Recitation—~We Thank Thee—Carl
Vt’ilkcns.
Recitation —— Thanksgivingmwuliam
Bria.
WNW
WM
kw‘fi
Phone 113 ‘
108W rSt.
1. GIVING SPECIALS
I Mercerlred White Damask
clothe, 2 yds. for .. 31.00
“find Striped Skirting, Reg.
$1.00 to $3. 75 yd.
Al. ........ 75c to $325
186 Washington St.
‘7 , South Norwalk. .. y
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51m old Cars to the
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Are' You Prepared
FOR THE GOLD WEATHER COMING 0N”?
We are prepared to take good care of you on all the following
winter needs:
OIL, GAS, AND WUOD HEATERS, AXES, SAW
.' COAL
HODS, FURNACE SCOOPS,.ASH CANS & SIFT RS.
Rosenfield Brothers
125 Washington Street '
Phone 840 — Free Delivery.
So. Norwalh
1 EPORT AUTO
CKING CO.
0 North Avenue
“ , Oak and Center Sta,
‘ GEPOBT, 001m.
Barnum 5686-2
and Parts and Tires to
Any Make of Car.
‘ to you trivial.
“-a
' mush this year.
1 if rou have a cough
to have our cough
f y. ' Have you tried
ctomnt ? Very of.
:Dleusant to take.
I Ah
a help to you in your. work
4.19/1).
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Art NeedleWOrk
START NOW to embroider those charming little surprised
for your holiday gifts. A hand~made present always’bespeaks ' 1
something different, and carries a thought and intimacy that .. .1.
no other gift can. The recipient will be delighted and the cost 7!
You will be charmed with the numerous articles that. can . '
be made for less than the cost of a pound of candy. '
The finished pieces that we show are the center A 5
of inter- ,-
est for lovers of the beautiful In hand embroidery and will be
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THEOALL or Tné
‘ ' - TURKEY-
or duck or chicken, for that Thanks-
giving dinner you' ve looked forward-
to is strbng at savoia’s restaurant. 1
Here you may onto; a real old fash-
ioned repeat, in an atmosphere oi
home quiet and refinement.
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SAVOIA REST
Business Hours 6 A!" “12 P. I
64 South Main m
' south Norwdlk_ ‘
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' Thanlugivingx Song—Walterine 131%!"
> My Favorite Episode of American His-
". Introduction -— The.
f Thank-shrine Quotafionsevny’ seven
. » pupils of Rooms 7 and 32.. . ' l
, .; Solo—Thanksgiving—«Btclla 13358 ‘1 »
Room 3—_-Grade 5.
Teacher—Miss May \Vilson.
Reading —-- Thanksgiving—John
Humbert.
ecitdtlou—F—Landing of tin.
:th - Hurts.
' flap-Girls of Grade
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vost.
Recitation ~~\‘\'hcn Fillhi'i‘ Carve-
lluckmiclinor Harris.
SOIlg——Thfillks{:l\‘lllg — Zilni‘li‘fl“M
Calm“ Frederick Jackson.
Muslunlm Arlington Coats-5,1
Micluk. P111 Spmock.
The Limo limit 111.11 Carried the. PH-
grims to Ami- ricn. —14wren0e Mor-
gnu.
Recitation —— Thanksgiving Night ”'3
\iatilda Deitz.
Piano Selection—Heather
COHSLH'L’I linuson.
Recitation—J’ormor on Thanksxh’lns
I)ay-—Editl1 \iodne.
Pliilosoph)
,5 (1..
Albc
Ruse —-
~ , —— Dorothy
sport or school wear.
. , . A. ‘ ~ I . is V, {J 0
Christmas Stockings for All the F am] y
LADIES’ HOSIERY—Silk Stockings, in all the new shades, McCallum, Gordon
Northampton, Best Knit and other standard makes. ’
' MEN’S HALF HOSE—Of silk, lisle or high grade cotton. All colors.
CHILDREN’S STOCKINGS-rDainty ones fer dress \ rear. Sturdy ones £01-
GOLF & OTHER WOOL STOCKINGS FOR ALL THE FAMILY
GOLF AND MOTOR GLOVES —— MANY MODELS.
WARM WOOL GLOVES‘AND MITI‘ENS.
e HYATT 1
; ¥ - NORWALK’S 1 LEADING DRY. ‘ GOODS Storm
1
' may, DECEMBER 1, 1922.51
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making this collectio
largest in sears. .
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SANFORD HAVENS MADE
~ DEFENDANT IN $10,000 SUIT
Sanford E. Havens. 22-year-old son
or James H. Havens. missing stock
broker, who returned to Bridgeport
with his mother several days ago from
Asbury Park... J... twas yesterday
served with a writ by City Sherifl Os-
car A. H. Dannenberg. in which he
has been made the defendant in a
$10 000 action brought by Sophie
Pllle.’ administratrix of. the estate of
her {ourayear—old son Nicholas who
was fatally injured by andmtomobile
driven by young HaVens on Septem-
ber 16 of this year. : ‘
Sheriff Danneiiberg was ordered to
with Havens and to attach the latter 5
property to the value of $12. 000. His
return showed the copy to have been
delivered but failed to show attach-
ment of any propeity.
The complaint alleges that young
Havens was driving his car on Boston
tit a reckless rate or speed and was
negligent in not resending pedestrians
who were on the highway. The de-
when struck and died shortly after of
injuries sustained. it is alleged.
TROLLEY KILLS WOMAN,
_CONDUOI’OR ARRESTED
NEW LONDON. Dec. 1.-—- Ce-
celia Plans. 30 years old, of this city.
‘ was killed instantly last night when
she was struck by a. trolley car in
Waterford. near here. L. E. Sexton.
operator of the car.
amine: George M. Minor, who made
, CHILQPCA'
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lib
of time, soaring
Seu‘nlll Grade Ascmbly.
Director—«Miss Irene Donnelly. .
Chuirnianul-Irnost Josem.
The History of Our Thanksgiving
—Harrielt Davis.
Preparing for Thanksgivln
Theona Clark. ‘
lo
onus. Bennett.
e First Thanksgiving Day—Mar-
5on1. Walsh.
We Thank Thee-4Micl-1aei Soyak-
The Way to Spell Thanksgiving-
Gladys Hibbert
[Over the River and Through the
Woods-'—-Sidney Wilson.
Thanksgiving—Irene WW
not.
Brer Rabbit's ThOughts—Jgnk Cuneo
tory— —Peter Harrak. ' '
eep Thankwiving Day—Charles Sea-
gar.
The Origin of on:- Thankeclflns Dev
‘ ———Marjorie Toone . .
Eighth Grade Assembly.
Director—JEN. May Mitchel“
Chairman—Fred. Van Scoy of 28.
medium-8
Thanksgiving Day——.Chai’rrnan.3 ..
The First Thank-slight in
World—Mildred Sheehsn at“. '
Sogg—Thanksmflng—Ouve Finch
22.
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of ._
the New _ 1:
Recitationv—A Thanksgiving g? Limit!
- notions
gradients printed_
- hrsppcr
leave a copy of the writ and complaint!
11 one of the an investigation into the accident.
avenue near Helen street. Bridgeport.‘
ceased child was crossing the streetl
fin held in at
bond of $1.000 by Judge Thomas F.‘
-Morton ‘on the advice of Medical Ex-i
WF—fii—P
V” CHRISTEAS lilFlS
Christmas. t Birthday,‘
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 come into thou-
sands at homes through the giving or
photographs.
carry. the home interest they foster.
friends. More and more thoughtful
" Under the auspices of the’ general.
since its very beginning has been.
i
Thini of the personal message they ‘
the inspiration they give to family and 4
people are having photographs made ‘
for. Christmas gifts. Today is not too
' early to air-angle tor a sitting. .
Phone 437 tor amnppelntrnecit.
' vet.-
,15 Monro
W SHORTHAND-
Sexton will be given a hearing today.
_____._____.—
JOIIN \VANALIAKER W'EAKER.
~ PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 1.-—,-A bulle- '
tln on the condition or John Wana—
maker. merchant and former Post-
master-General. issued by his physi-
clans this morning, said:
"With a continued loss of strength
and vitality. Mr. Wanamaker passed'
a comfortable night."
- ASIA MINOR.
ATHEN. Dec. 1 (Associated Press). -
Fifty representatives of the American
Red cross spent a busy Thanksgiving
in assisting 3. 000 orphan children
from Asia Miner to disembark from
the steamships Belgravian and Car-
maro.'1‘wo thousand of the youngsters
were immediately sent to Corfu. where
they will occupy the famous Achilleon
Palace. The other thousand were
housed in the ancient royal palace in
the center of Athens.
SPECIALS FOR THE
. WEEK
Alexander’s
“The Christmas Store’ ’
COME DOW'N ! *
You will be surprised to see
the beautiful selection suitable
for this occasion. '
lSILKs UNI—INS
WOOLENS Tillil}il.\'1i;s
VELVETS SL1 111‘s
DRAPERIES BED SETS
CURTAINS BLANKETS
No. 8 North Main Street,
South N orwalk.
Full Weight Pure Condensed
Milk. 2 cans ........
Quaker Oatmeal, in bulk.
.5 lbs. for-
Pure Old-Fashioned
Buckwheat, 4 lbs. 25c.
Toilet Tissue, 7 for 250
A. STULL
24 cottage St, East ‘Eorwalk
21c
a
Nowell '5? Murray
CLOTH I ERS G. FURNISH ERS
“To Men Who Know"
e
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f ,
YOU CAN ENJOY
breakfast and sleep a good bit
longer if you have some of our
ELECTRICAL CONVENIENCES
for your table and kitchen. Haw
you investigated to see how 971.?
triclty can help you in your house-
work. 9
We’ll be glad to tell .1011 about it
any time. 1
A. D. Morgan
WASHINGTON STREET. [
'153 Washington St. 511. Norwslk
PRODUCTS
and Heating
e .
and
“THATGHER”
Include Cooking
Equipment for Every
“T HATCHER" Round Steam
Hot Water Boilers.
“THATCHER” Square Sectional
' Steamind Hot Water Boilers.
“T HATCHER” Garage Heating
Systems. ‘ . _
"GEYSER" Round Hot Water Sup- .
pl Boilers. ;
t“(51:EYYSER" and "ACTIVE" Laun- ;
dry Stoves.
“THATGHER. TUBULAR"
F mecca.
A" " METEOR"
“THATOH ER
PIPELESS" Warm
Air Furnaces.
single and Double
Warm
Warm
“THATOH ER
Air Furnaces.
“THATCHER”
Oven Goal Ranges.
“TWIN-FIRE" Combination Coal
and Gas Range and Other Types
of- Single and Double Oven Gom-
bination Coal and Gas Ranges.
“KOMPAK” Gas Automatic Water
H store.
“0030” Country Water System-
Norwalk
r~ .
Day and fimlfiu sessions '
7 murmur » rveswnrriue
Hf» enemas
STEPHEN mm 1.
Old Friends at the 01d
Price _
The Old Well Mint and
the Perfecto BouClllet
at 10c.
30 pronteering mingon Old We?-
Theyare them age“
imadeatfidtprice.
.-
LADIES’ FELT SLIPPEBS
All-L COLORS
79c
it: Plumbing and Heating
Ban ‘7 Flame 397 .
“F. H. BAXTER
e sown MAIN erasET
_ . 1 ovum
Manama-w.
snags}. and
gas. 3
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