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Tull all.
(1' x??? Y0?
’_ fill-WT, OE
.l Nt'wvél
1g ;. .g‘nlng
a! Hmrl
Day with
Auto Lace-orb.
4;. . .3
v!
- mm: a report that
”(ht was prowling
nunuv last night.§
' be round.
\ L‘HC‘.‘ 0f 10 South'
"u! placed the corn
. to manual Ooeplpe
\ Hugeleln.
1.1m- nu "mad to 24
»‘:1‘€L
“yd Burt. «Green-»
mun-ed to South
:.1 the. holiday: at the
.m-l Mrs. J. Irving. 0:
cc: and tan Bring your
~-; ham and danger signal
..1 mght at the top of “he;
\ report wa- made to the
.,.,, «a who turned the inform—
:- t-z the State Highway de-
”11' 0! Auto ‘m
’ _ .‘CDHD.
Cir—adv. a! H: Mala street.
w-d to the uvtm pollce at.
' mat night that a. man was
.- around hla home.
‘rm-y and Clune investigated.
. ll find no trace of the fellow.
‘r was found tied up in the
mvh‘mrl the. Hanfod Block last
.l'nont SAW-o'clock. by Patrol-
“ Hubert Gilner. Thu zlnzmut,
«'h Seemed to be very hungry, was
Nor- ‘_
w paired and ire-ed to the;
:4 Monroe street. Phone!
Patrol- ‘
_ ”'1 over to Dog “'«Lnlvn Crumb-w.
mmm
~—-—-— At
A. J. Collms Co.
70-72 North Main Street "
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111a
AWN-tuned
A meeting of Eonker Grotto. No. 5‘.
31.0. V. P. E. R. will be held this
eveizlng at trimming. This to to he a
UNDERWE ml mm: and all members are
asked to be present. -
For lien, M.“ children at
E.K.BANKS’
DRY GOODS STORE
Under "ammo Hotel
4547 Week Washington um:
Frederick Parnell spent Thank:-
giving in New Haven.
.men tor mu Chua‘
lbs “creme Nichob is spending
the Thanksgiving holidays in Elston.
Mr. and Mn John Manning. of
Stamford opera ’l'hanlragiving in Nor-
walk.
' Mrs. F'rank Flnnlgan of Gibson
Court has returned from visiting her
iramny in Elizabeth. S.
Mia: Florence Utmer. who teaches
ln Stamford. in spending the week-end '
l at Cornwall.
Harold Wilson. of the South Roe-
wzuk Savings Bank. spent the hall-
r'uy out of town.
l Rev. and Mrs. George B. Tompkins
fz-s‘tmnml home yesterday after spend-
‘xng a few days in Owego. N. Y.
t
i “in \larie Zak. of Washington
suru-L has returned to her home here
(L'Tr‘l‘ «pending the- holiday “All reli-
tx'ns 1.. Jyonne, N J.
SOUTH NOBWALK. t
A m;- is as be held in'me Mannie
building. South Main street tonight
and tomorrow night by ihe mem‘bera‘
ct Monker Cauldron. Bummer: at
Honkanna.
Edward Kaine ct Havilaad street
and John Fodor of 333 Fla: Hm road.
had a slight auto aeeldeat at the cor-
ner of Railroad mm. and Clay
neither car being oer-tom damaged.
.when the he came mt}!!!- no
{damage will be settled (afien the
limo men.
l
Brilliant
Diamonds !
Ah! How ynu can thrill
her: This Christmas and
I each Christmas for the rest
street last evening about 7. 30 o‘clock. ‘
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graceful mm: tr? the.
recipient: and are always wef-
come.
abundant variety. The! are
very—uppmpna’ te.
mum euros
ABTlmiAI. FLOWERS
——.
1_ ~ South Norwalk Florist
‘ ply to give the greatest
"1 " mewfllpleaaethefiffie
lady who likes to) it
FURr‘the eipreéion of sen- “
prieeu moderately me are}
Coatsmdeepmmu—V
temlsmthfuflfurenl»
lars cut and made m
protection front the
weather.- fie «who;
_ our.» Fran?
“'“ 1‘3" “'3- C- 0 anc" and 537‘” of her life. There i~' no
_.__.__..__ 11-. oz' New Rochelle. Visited With law 1‘ .. \ {I , 1‘ “t
{Lu-flu I Garza. That's all. ,rv? :1 luvs nn )lerwm street. First Dia- 5 Ir ”3 “Hr”? "3 mfnv 5 d: ‘
,, , , ,. e g..— y-r. )vsf -rday. ' mg way to tho rpmmmr
_ 1: M, “mm. as wanna MW... x r 11—3—2; m V w Y0 k heart than through. 0:19 of
“mun. 5‘3 Woodward 1'. or =""‘ :7 ‘~ ”" ' g ’ f.” . r - '. 1 ‘-. - '
we liradlvy, of grim, r3. 71"?“ ‘ :1 Thanksgiving; \‘lsxtnr iwth “ur (h‘lm‘filh l‘hlJS. 3011
_ it, with means “I.” “Wald ',!\ {:u‘l :‘us. Dr. and Mrs. 5'». H. Hzxnt- know you get the lwst ilPI‘l‘.
2:1 Bushland axemié. :sdz-vtm- Let us Show \‘uil ta’tdu'f.
.rhl. fiver m‘vnrdmg; *0 r«>~_ ' ‘
w: by Dr. “0le F2. E'vr-l l‘hv- Radio Association or Nomalk
"‘-H‘-km:i\im: 5AM I 15'. 1mm mew-9 0.1 usual this farming in the O. B. Jackson
:L of 31 nxfcjrvl
Y ‘n 7h; pnfimy
'Iey {rauovuf'ng
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“6!. wlm ha: 2. ' _
illili and :x‘rw) ’.l_'~§“
of” to ROW“ hm
.mz with 2:“!- ”H?‘- r'
rrrlpd nn-l anmmrl
brazen NOHJmk'. l
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“IV-u
us mountain his case gw
fir-fl. fixed ‘2 $5.0ilu. 512.4 '9 , "
I»! to umue. becavmo of *hs- 3
- otthed-rw 333an! 1 im J
'_‘ I
“rm "he Sort “1’4 (FIR-1913's
Foss
Quality and Premiere
Chocolates
v'l'
.vlk. At .8 O'ClDC'n'.
“for I.
”(11w Hw‘
"in renovated n' f"f7r‘l""-" 1' X
yrstérr
.Mary'a . qurch. Rev.
"pvrtormed the ceremony.
frlvnvis of
during the ceremony.
1‘2. rooms. Library Square. East Ner-
Jeweler — Optometrist
58 W’atll“I .... NorwalkRCt.
l M: mewcly. of Vanuatu. formal"-
Y'vw -. My. span: the holiday wnh
a w “ mam-lax and sister. Mr. and
:, him-s Hutu-«lg». or the Hotel
INFORMAL minor
.\ ,‘c'oru or congratulatory telepathic
.____. culls 1" -:’:1 Nom’alk l’rlvnds W‘fl‘" r.,_
. \ . . . , 1
on; That; all. Eu 1'. m; my Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Ifgf-‘ GRASS DANCE
'- {:3 ram who Wen: married last “9.13.3.5 -' BY the ——
JWd‘mt of Southccrfi'id‘: w vanbury. Craftsmen -—Monker Grotto
1 MW Bridgeport jail cm . n 1 EV . 1 7
""3 ”WM" ‘1‘” V‘Mm‘l Children of the Fan-59m County - YA: filling, , ’
. .4! small glrla of South- Mom» on “"3tport an“... an“ 1v} _. e __
' . in Newark. haw-l . , “ .. . 3 n- N 3‘
- "lllgwselathes here. an-l‘ vl‘»lnz_hr.ul Thanksgiving dinner \ester- ()me ‘ mory
, 1. Manor here on numtr— f'k“ ”“3 "‘31“ “am": 05 ”I" “may! Paul Whitemans Famcue Orches-
ua 1h turkey with all the llxir. s it:
) a 1 1 it f
l
tra Will Furnish MUSIC.
Dancing from 8 to 1
Tickets at Donnelly'o
G. 8. Colyar’a Shoe Store
Maw Anna P2. O‘Connor 0! Hubbell's
Arthur ll. Davis of Bridge—
quxwrly marl-lull at 5 o'cloclrr~
lay morning in the rectory of St.
Thomas J. Finn
re -.\ . z":
TICKETS $1.00 (War Tax 100)
Only a few
the couple were present
In addition to its regular jobbf chas-
ing chill and protecting health, the
handy Perfection has many practical
uses—like drying clothes indoors,
thawing frozen water pipes and so an.
Prices from .............. 1 - $5.79 up
80. 3'0me
Mme. .l éannette
56 South Main St. South Norwalk
Clifford Hotel Building
OPEK SATURDAY smog.
Values for Thanksgl
In Oak, Walnut and Mahogany
One of the many Dining Room Suites we are showing 13%.
make a. charming addition to the home. when simplicity
of design and striking finish is desired.
Priced from $139.00 up.
For:Y0urlHofidayqundwucs
Wetaknthisappormytoextendtomamostmfial
hivitationtoinspcctourhalfiaygoods. Ourstockisoomplete
We Are Daily
33ndprioesaston'nhingly‘w, audwfllmakepurchasingfrom
Stillson—Powell Corp.
South larval}.
A hearing is being held in Bridge-
port today of the appeal of the City of
Norwalk from the verdict of $500
ghen \lrs. Ida Adamo. recently by the
Superior court for damages for an
juries resulting from a fall on Day
street second dlntrlct. Judge William
F‘. Tammany. a corporation counsel
the verdict and la arguing it in Bridge-
port at the Short Calendar session to-
‘ie; «sited on your ac-
‘ Ca" before Tuesday,
5th of W,
fludfing lists of security holding:
for our customers, and in nearly
every instance are able to recom-
mend changes that increase the
income, maintain. the security,
and give a cash profit to the
holder. May we examine your: 1
Maples 8Goldschmidt _
GLOVES
SILK UNDERWEAR
" KNIT UNDERWEAR
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
mnmcmrs
lflflflFIIAdRIT
Whes. 4011 have to hit,
youneedtostrikewith
.afiyonrforees. When
youropportunityeona
you will need all the
capital Me. fie
best apitd”is that
THANKSGIVING
DAY,
1922.
was locum-able in my
BOUDOIR CAPS
this store both pleasant and profitable.
3; HOSIERY . CORSETS " '
BRASSIERES
BANDEAUX ‘
CAMISGLES
KIMONAS ~
OORDUROY mm
D . 3.. .l i . .
Dalton Oxfords With afltheirgeod looks mmdefi
anotherthoughtinmind— longsenieaBlaciKm
Grain and Tan Scotch Grain. two feathers often m ht.
never equalled.
Broad brogue. lasts, msuring real comfort. Attractive}?
pricedat..........-.....'.---............... ...... ..
Mllton Ele
SE mm
respects. We think one of
the onbtanding items for
which to be thankful is
the one possessed by the 9
person who a year ago
A
Indkeptitnp.
mm YOUR START
NOW—In
started to save regularly 3
Norwalk Chronicler