mills
w.-
.W by Moplen .1
Mt.
: ,ng‘h. Low. 11:30.
on 4354 42%; 143%
0 . . 7m 71%;.“ 71s.;
" ~ 105* 15:» 105
12W. 1205; law;
Com. 20 20 20
‘ use 54 IA; 5454- .
123% '-
155 153
on; 96 l
49 4954'
101% 102
11755 113%
43‘ 43
63% 63!;
57% 57%
1407.4. 1412/.
34% 34%
60% 61
67% 67%
127 127
331.13 33%
lirflla 13!:‘34
65V.-
23%
39%;
9215*
4412-?
l'vir ,
STREET. 10:30 ll. rum—Jill} 5:
high-prlci'll toinu'vn :l'lzlrl-nE
qd tho opening of imilu‘s Him-kl
in which tili' lllzllu plin- il'll-
was again U]I\’.':il'll. 'I'llr- lli'-’
Ipread over it broad .‘Ll‘i'd. lllli:
out; W3": incliumi lo lw slug-J
moacun Snuff \vua pusfluul up
Cb, Lorlllnl'll 'i‘nlulmxu fit: :I -ll'
an Tobacco 11/1... l"i.4ill‘i‘ llll'il
tip 1 point to a ll»-\\' high rv-r~:
‘the yearftind Silliil‘liiliif‘l‘ :ilu)
'10 ycntt‘i‘clliy'g (-luwillu' ill-.urv.’
n Petroleum Opt'llill 2 lvviuis
and California l'i'll‘lli“lill. :illl.‘
t on Of New J."l‘.\'".\ ll‘LfilBlc HuiY
*‘allrgc {nu-lions. lit-Hump»,
' [filling prosaurc ill lulvrnniiunx
‘- WP forcm‘. it lll|\\ll
4 New York CI-nlrul )ll'lll'Wli
, l! 0.1 prom-inking. i
it;
I
lii'li‘l‘ L
prices continued their move.
1* (round in today's lnulkn-t in
correction of tho 0\‘i‘l‘-"\l<‘2lll<‘l
lrpouition dcvclopod during: the!
motion. Somu cxm-plionzll‘,’
made by n. nunllwr of SUP—5
t representative shares as a.‘
.. only modvrntcly nighvl'f
finds railroad slim-on wcrc'
freely and thorn was on in-|
Volume of spr‘culutiw- opcln-i
hiduntrials. Acute vvclllulr-slslll
i ntionni Harvester. which
*V’oints failed to unsettle “10‘
.5» ,liat. although a row oillerl
, developed from profit ink-I
”lwortll was dcprcssmi .follr
l
d Fisher Body thrcc. Some
outstanding gains lncludml
n Snuff, up 10; National
6 Suit 5. United Fruit
,. and Studebaker 3
, :wnn strong. ' Solos
525,000 shares.
fl 1.4.
ouch.
up—
01“ REPIKESEN‘TATIVH
“ ‘ MANN.
("f V'N, Dec. 2.—Slmp1icnty
‘ gements for the funeral
the hall of the House or
van. today. for Junlas R.
Illinois, whose death. Thurs-
onded a. legislutivo career
of more than a quarter
. After the services,
in the first conducted in
the House since that honor
former Speaker Champ
11._the body will be 'akcn
:‘Iry'hinavidow7 and 9. Con-
convert of honor for burial
nmnremontn included
the rite; being in charge
. {Amen Freeman. rector of
. . opui church, which he
find the Rev. Dr. J. S.
. ‘chnplain o {the House.
' rains. who «pressed Eor
RODMIIW ”a. vary
:0. personal nnd Mflciai.”
to “and t‘ I Ace
1.»
‘Covc avenue,
round
13.19;.1 l‘u’illl of
‘hll- xcllool lull-is at noon. (‘.
‘ll‘c
li‘lghl p.
|
l Elston-walk
A barge ct cool was towed tonne
docks or til.- Norwnlk Coal and Supply
company this morning.
———'
The usual business was transacted
n: th .- meeting of 'lroop No. 6, B. 8 A.
hcid last evening.
of 16
Miss Margaret )1. Jennings. i
n
spent yesterday
Bridge-port.
The regular ml-cilng of the Radio
.I.sociution' of No'rwnik was held last
cloning at the 1
rooms. ‘
The Red Star tug Milton went up
harbor this morning after the empty
canl barge. Rot] Star No. 17. which
had discharged 9 cargo up there.
Ln“ rcncc Crosby is enjoying the
l'olidfi' vacation at his home on Sea-
vie w l vcnuc nn-l will return to college
at: Sunday cvcnlng. .
'i‘ll: gulls still pcrsist in rcmalning
ihv Scnvio-w avenue garage
llu'np. whcrr‘ tiwy arc lLoing daily fed
by (.‘lu-t Lamar, custodian of the
dump. T'lc fly" that they are _nn-
him, is sozncthil g m be
v Irn'll'rl'll at as galls-l are usually shy of‘
humans. Many poplo stand on the
Wuslllxlnion strum lyriullzc to watch La-
.lberty Square club,
\~.p
. 5.
_: 515:}: ‘l‘nv whvn he 1.0m among the gulls
Ll 31 mini i'ni-«is till-m,
33 L; 351,3 1 , ‘
43:," 43%: 'l'll- rc-guiur nmlllzily n‘ll'i'lii‘lfl of rlld'
_ “7‘ 11:“ ll;:.:+l Nnrwulk lllipl'OYt‘ll’lClll Asvocizl-
3y“ lung lli'lfi vill lll‘ lit'l' :vi Community Hall,
517, 534;, 'l .. «my :ll""'l'll((.i". lwcclnlu‘r Mil at
43 4311 Hill) o'clock. it was prchounlv an-
Ill“; 31]” «ovum-ll lil-- momllly meetings would
~7' "l "w lln-lll :li illo- lltvlnrzé of. nlt'n‘lbl‘rs (Inn‘—
23“, l; fight/21”” tlw wintl-r monllls. bill on account
1:,1 1.37: ‘0! tin- community «lancv ilvi-l ’l‘uos-
177k 1773 .ll}’ c-u-ninl: :li illc Hull, it will l)('
"44 2" l3 l'-Ill‘ l"il".'ll lo .litlld illo- molding at the
5”,}; 1‘...’ V'flill. which call in- ilczlicli that any.
22 l, ‘1'.’ 7;' I ,__...L..__...... V”
781.; 7*: 1', * fl
4611 487’:
« R0 ayton
M. Pete. 13 9mg. are-3,. 1m ,
Ono 931.4. 931,". 9315,
" 126% 1.26 will ‘ Mm. Cllzllics 'r. Mllcllell, of Logan
38% 13”.; liner. spvm yt'stti‘kluy ill Bridgeport.
77% 77;. l
46%; 7 i \lm. A. w. llllllllock of “he may.
5:: R. )ITQ [’l'okl-lmkc. lliil‘l rwlsrncd from a motor
in“, W‘é iil‘ip to I'liliiil.l(‘i)illlll, where she spent
$91,. All l,"- iiv'n “a l'kH.
31: ._ ; _..__._._.
14 34"; E Mr. and Mrs. i-ldwin l.. Slow-us. of
“Ni"; 11” ‘lillwntlnll. illlil Miss Eleanor il‘rl-ncll
"51:. ' of Noroton \vcr: llif‘ dinner gill-sis ycs-
lgul; 1'. . ivrvlu)’ of Mr. and his-s. \Vul‘lu‘cc A.
45: 4;; rs funny and Ail-:4. LOUIS l‘i‘(‘llCli ol birms~
MW. gm. hurry lllll. Mumford.
:1.“ 7.3”” :'-\. Harold ‘C. (‘uiivill of Rowny-
L“? fii‘ : ion 21le lu-o-n awarded a theological
”11‘ "1:,‘lsl'lll'rlzll‘xllili lli llill‘Vfll‘d. according: to
“F“ '0’: I _:;n :lunonnl-l'nlclll lnudv yesterday.
1‘11...“ IP14; g ilv- is .l u‘rull'iuic oi Norwuik High
".V’.‘ " ‘ wvllool and s widely known in this-
' 1 35% it” , 3r.” l-rlion us ilu- "iliilll: parson." through
all” g l 2:"; 2‘1”“ 61 . his l"'L")l‘il us an amateur runncr.
. Ll . ___
’_H 1 liowuviou lluptist church. ill-v.
, 7 Frank H. Clark. pzll-rt0l'.—-—Snilllu.\'. ill'c.
V :zlrll. iivv. lli'lil'} Uicoii. assistant sn-
lpm'intmnlunl Anti-Saloon iA-uguc. will
v... ....-.. lspmlk zit illo- lozzlu :1. m. m-rvivo. As
Mr. (”(‘Oli is :l rccvnl lillpiist pastor in
llu- sidii‘. llr- will administer illu Lord'sI
(‘liurl‘ll iii-
iC. sorv-
:ii 7. null ivcuinl: svrvim- at 7:30.
“.i which it is ('\.|H‘('l('ll the pusior will
Suppl-r :ll'll-i' lilo service.
. . . . l_. .
Hill‘ilk. ’illuradny l'\‘l‘ilillg‘ lili‘l‘lllll’: utwliil'lh
in.
‘
llmvzulon Nil-illodisi church. ll. ll.
Sl'lllll-i-i. p:..inl'_ Ji‘ilo‘ himllh (if Dc-
l‘l‘llliu'i‘ wiill hl‘VV null manifold op-
plu-iunliiwrl for Hip holiday limo. is in-
vlv-ml full of uxllilcrniions and imp-
inlvsi :illlil'ilmtlona. 'rlll'l't‘fOI‘O, till:
“ill‘ixlllin (‘lllll‘i'll will shine in a now
illsluirin: manner. indeed. cvcry
‘vilii u mi to know more about
“Nil
(”11‘
.1: ill {llrpl‘t't’l’llH nimc fully thi- coming
‘nl‘ .ivsuu into llll' world. Thanksgiv—
ing: pussr-ll by \(‘D' happily. Tho
'l‘llnnksrivinls offl-l'ing lusi Sunday WW
:1 i‘v-sllhns“ of urniitudfinnd the union
Sl‘l’Vii‘o‘, \Yi-ilnl-sdny night.
lul. 'l'lw Hunduy school is llcvcl-lping
sllcr-g-uvrlll pl'l-ls unllcr tho leadership
of S. ll. Bryan, the superintendent.
'l‘lm clulllcc in tho order of service—-
munch; F‘llil'iy school at ion a. m.
and morning worship at 11 o'clock. is
lwiur: favorably rccz-ivcll. Sunday
m-rvicvs are as follows: \Vorship and
sv-rmon oi ll. Sunday school at 10.
l‘le‘NOY‘lll Lr-ngrnc at 6:45. and at 7:30
lllc llcv. ll. 1'). Olcoit will speak on
the snhjccl: "Two Per Cent. Ameri-
cans: or. the Latest Fuctslon Tem—
lu'i‘lllll-o-f'
Bowling on the .
Palace 'Alleys
‘ ”in C. S; K. (cam defeated the Nash
luligllli‘l‘l‘fl on the Palace Bowling Al-
loys. and the Springwoodn beat the
Marina Stars. The scores were as fol-
lows:
C. & K. TEAlM
MARINO'B STA”
Marina ............... 95 95
‘Total W440 492
j srnmowoons
F. Palumbo .......... 91 102
root M- Cuh' -. a..-
IEI Din"
‘mfio
fl
f . ..
was hull».
~——~
Total 459 416 423 {1.291
80
445
104
W?“ ill'ouo-uucuucq ‘3‘ ‘76 ‘64‘333'
Darien
1 Captain ' and Eli’s. Pcndlcton, of
hr-llgwlck uvonuc. ‘nrv sounding several
days with ro-lzllllcs in Boston.
l
I
Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Hanson. of Ox
Ridge -iiomi. have been enlcrtalning
Dr. and Airs. Cllzmmnr. of Norwalk.
Sluill‘llt at lilo l‘nivcrsity of Pennsyl-
tuniu, has lwvn gap-culling the holidays
with his p.1l'cllis. .
l
(“lurcncc 1-2. Scoiiuld is reported as
convulcscinu nicf-ly at tho Fifth AVO—
,ruw Hospital. Ncw York, and will
,likcly rl-iuru to his llomu in about a
rwcek. ‘ .
Major and Mrs. Edward E. Pgllon
lulvc ul'rivcl at (irccn Cove Springs,
éla‘lorlllu. lluvlng blurted “'0!“ New
:i'urk by bout u ‘wcvk ngo. Major
fl’t-ltun's ln-ultll is! already improved
lily llil‘ trip. " . .
‘ \‘i'nlui llnS:
3Supll (Yuma
lwvl: rcccivwi _from .10.
Sliulll‘nrll High
class of '22. of Zicglcr's staff, who is
'o'. prl-scnt located in lllin‘ois in tile
:iiik'l‘l‘b‘l of William Zioglcr's prim dog.
3
-—-—— l
lllricn football fans are at-
lisndillgt llll‘ inicrscctionul game this
l:-.ivrnoon :lt Slnlrvl’orll, between the,
iCllil-llgn High Team and Stamford
illl'li 'l‘cmu. llalicll has several stu—
fllvnlu in lh'.‘ Stamford High scllool.!
,:.ull Hwy :lrv Ll'lnpins: down muny
irooil-rs. to chm-r their team, on to
hictory l
Mm, Louisv Willis Sound of Nora»
ion. who lust gave her lecture on lilo
Urlcntul Ru}; oi the Metropolitan
Musculu ul Art. Now York city. will;
inrxt givl- it all ill-.- Brooklyn ln‘stitntcl
‘oi Aim and Science-s, attur which she
Many
ln connccilou with National Educti-
tlonul \"t't'k. Dccl‘mbcr 3-1! incluslve.‘
i.. ll. Rockwell, s; pcrintcndcut of ”mlcomc tax
.lJnrll-n schools, has sent lettt‘rs to aillflfly the final 19:1 installment.
Fasting rat grison Gate; A ..
the. Cll rgynlcn oi" the town, stating the,
to dolivcr sermons this coming Sun-
(luy bearing on the subject.
——'——I
Family dinner parties formed the
kcynoic of holiday entertaining. Large
and small. formal and informal; at
home or at the “aliens country clubs
and resorts. dinner groups were com-
posed mostly of members of the fam~
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. C.‘\V. Maury, among
whose guests were Mr. and Mrs. W'il-
ilam M. “’Ccd oi Brush Island.
Darien Methodist Episcopal church:
Rev. J. \N. Morgan. Calender of
services: Sunday school at.» 10 a: m.;
Church service at 11:00 a. In; Sermon
will be “Ecce Homo." _ Epworth
ilcdwzly . . . . . . . . . . 88 99 91 276 League, 6:45 p m. Evening service
Armstrong ........ 77 86 90 253 at 7:30. Sermon will be "The Su-
Lalllonavitz so 86 105 271 meme Engine“ °f Life” Pray"
Monday . _ . _ . _ . . 97 98 98 293 meeting- on 'F‘riday evening at 7:80
Rose - " 93 8 0 pm. The Friday evening services
' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - 7 1 3 283 will be singing and evangelistic. A.
T "" — _" "" ‘ chorus choir 1105 been organized. All
otal . . . .. .. . . 435 454 487 1.376 the young people in the church are
NASH ENG. CO. invited to atteni the choir, and make
Momlt '. . . . . . . . . . . 93 81 90 264 the singing a 'special feature. _A
Cronin . . . . . . . . . . . 73 ' 73 78 224 junior choir will be instituted very
Nazznro . . . . . . . . . . 93 39 so 262 800n- " '
Kaplan 90- as 85 261 ' The Men's Class of “‘8 OWEN?“-
Youhas no as so 28:: “3““ chumh- “1“ have “a the"
speaker on Sunday mok-nlng at 9:30 a.
m.. W. J. Guebelle..preaident of the
Stamford Chamber ‘01 Commerce and
representing the Southern New Eng-
Mack............ ‘86 95 31inndTele ‘
. . . . , . phone Company. ~
Patelo . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . 80 109 77* A Boy Scout meeting was held last
Ueia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81 96 10: evening in the Center school. Last
Garfield , . . . . . . . . . . . . 98 98 99 mght at nine o'clock. men interested
in forwarding the scout work mat with
Mr. Bentley. 0: the Stamford " acout
headquan-ters to confer with him,
Every one residing in Danton and
Noroton is urged ‘to p " Chrht-
mas Seals. 9n town.- been.
J.Pn.lumbo..........101 'I
each“ 91 a: g: wmfi‘ t'mw“" fi‘p’fihfgfi‘
nihia...........v.... l Dane , 0 "initial R
It. “on IIIOCIIOIII. 13:13: ”Evin: L en. D‘mngm V 7' 'he
potflon,wot.t31éim,, granola:
b1! till unto ct ’otnmpn’té- so
tl‘u‘i‘ ow" cililllrlA-n,
.111 the
purpose of lilis week and asking thcln‘i
Entertaining in such fashion were .
1.1g;oalaluAL.An¢-wcm Fall-307:7
:2 page: Fence BLoEs
--.Ih
11.! 1.
towards the work of the Public
Health Nurse, Miss Voso. Miss Vose
will rl'spond to all calls of Tuberculosis
)atients.
Mrs. G. H. Noxon as chairman. and
with a committee of the Public Health
Association to attend to this work
stamps will be mailed to individuals'
and will be 101' sale during the month.
St. Elimhgh-of—the-Roscs. a private
school for boys and girls between the
ages of 3 :1 ‘11: years has been cs-
tabllsllcd i orcton on the Post Road"
in the house. formerly occupied by Mr.
three
Mrs. i
has iii-purtmi for the south, to spend ycars,ago in Caldwell. N. J.. by
line winter. .l-Illzabotl: R. Stoddard who conceived
lilo idea or starting such a school
Clmpnmn ‘wmmegardo. who is a from hcr oilservaitm f the education-
ni nee-is of the East ide children in
New York and those of the very rich
people. According to Mrs. Stoddard.
more is wally no difference in the
Honda; of till-so classes or childrcn. The
entire school including the faculty,
pupils and tho cat moved from their
former llomc in Caldwell to Noroton
aboui illren “'Mks nco. Mrs. Slcvldard
aims in zine lll‘l‘ pupils a training in
home liz‘c, vuucn as she would
five li'tu‘lh‘l’fi. who give
various Si‘liii‘cts taught
runlic ‘t‘licfi‘fi.
all tho
should \Vflll!
c-l out during examination timc. Mrs.
Stoddard hi-ilcvcll that successful rt);
suits with the nu lilods she uses can be
accomplished onlv with small groups
at sluicnts; Shr hopes to establish
a chum of schools orc'anizcd on the
sumo principi-:-s throughout the coun-
try.
liMl‘lCROI‘. OF CHINA BIABRUCD.
i‘ltn'l‘xli. Doc. 1. (By The Associa-
lui l"i‘l‘SS).'—'l‘li'.‘ “(aiding of Hsuun
Tong. the 1? year cld deposed emperor
("5 China. was cclrbratcd early this
morning. with all the pump and (:ch-
mun’ml of impel-Lil (Hiya. Tim former
cmpl-ror’s brill 3 v. as the Princess Kuo
(Sin-Si. .
.r
O
llltm-z-s IMPORTANT DATE FOR
INCOME TAX SIEMECI‘S.
trot ramrns on tim fourth and final in-
slnlllmnt of Ill.‘ 1921 income tax are
coming in. 1"‘lnsc liable to pay in~
lsavc until December 15 to
The state has appointedi
treat:
Silo, has n corp of:
instruction 3
in the
'l he essential idea in!
training given iv that the child
to lcarn raihcr than llc‘
:fnrcc'l to nbsorb a certain amount-0L
Sphool fknonh-dm‘ like :r sponge to bc squcez—g
minimum!) HAD GROUP!
cor-cu .
”My grandchild could 33; no relief
whatever from u very bad . croupy
cough," writes Peter Landis. Meyers-
dule, Pu... “roitil I gave him Foley's
Honey and Tar. It is a great help for
chest and throat trouble." Coughs
colds. croup. threat. chest and bron-
chial irritations quickly relieved with
Folesf's Honey and Tar. Contains no
opiates—ingredients printed on the
. ‘nnd Mrs. J. s. Giiicspie. This is the wrapper. stood the test of time cerv-
“llliam ltyun. who has been in- third successful your or the school's‘ing three generations.
slructor at lhv “'ec Burn Goll‘ Club. existencc. It was founded'
mils] luLAVi‘ilT
- Flinn. Mill.
2 Suggest: to suffering Women
the Road to Health
——_—_—————‘
Fulton. Arkmm—“I used L din E.
Pinkhum’e Vegetable Compou for a
soreness in my side.
I would suffer schad-
ly every month from
mywaist d6wn that I
could not be on in
feet half the time..
wasnot able to do In
Work without he] .
fixed in a newspa r
and girlie it a air
trial. ow I am able
' ‘ to do my work and
don't even have a backache every month.
I cannot praise your Vegetable Com-
pound enough and highly recommend it
to those who have troubles like mine. I
i-am willing for these facts to be used as
a testimonial to lead all who suffer with
female troubles, as I did. to -the ri ht
road to health. "—Mrs. LULA VANN, oz
43, Fulton, Arkansas.
Its this sort of praise of Lydia E. Pink-
. ham’s Vegetable Compound, given by
l word of mouth and by letter, one woman
to another, that should cause you to con-
sider taking this well-known medicine, if
you are troubled with such symptoms,”
. i
will givc it in many Southern cntics on; . . .. . .
an, extruded tour through the Scull“ Th1? Intcrnal I‘luenue Department Mkenogégegfigcézolus fec‘lmgs:
.‘ .— . ~' I :1 t‘ "N '.- f ' _ - - ’
dunno. m... \\ lnlcr. l th llrl lfiflptr I osl: office rcports not work i: certam times. >
Here is a woman who is so grateful
and glad to be relieved \fl‘Om a painful
and nerve racking physical condition
that she wishes to tell all sick women.
«mwummmmmmaW'
,. ; ::§‘i.?5
~. Wreath-it s.
Funé 1 M“)? F.
. .ra so. can orElliot
Sonic. 01,23 Roosevelt strait-8:22;
held at 2 o’clock this afternoon from
the late home and were largely at-
tended by relatives and many friends
of the deceased. ' There were many
floral offerings. Rev. George B
Tompkins ofl‘iciated at the funeral and
burial was in the Riverside cemetery.
Funeral of Thomas Fax-sci].
‘ Funeral services for Thomas Far-
rell: of.Tlemcy street, will be held at
9 oclock Monday morning from St
Marys church. Burial will be in St-
Mary's cemetery. I
Gawain-I. Brnndage.
Clayton John prundage. aged six
months. son of Mr. and Mrs. Freder-
ick Brundagc. died ywterday Morning
WASH lilllNElS
ll_~l_l_llf._l HURT
Take Salts to Flush Kidneys it Back
Pains You or Bladder Bothcrs.
Flush your kidneys with salts occa—
sionally, says a. noted authority, who
tells us that too much meat and rich
food may form uric acid, which al-
most paralyzes the kidneys in their
efforts to expel it from the blood.
They become sluggish and weaken:
then you suffer with a. dull misery in
the kidney region, sharp pains in
the buck or sic}: headache, dizziness,
your stomach sours. tongue is coated,
and when the weather is bad you have
rheumatic twinges. The, urine gets
cloudy, full of sediment, the chan-
nels often 'get sore and irritated,
obliging you to seek relief trio of
three times during the night. .
To help neutralize these irritating
acids, to cleanse the kidneys and
flush of! the body's urinous waste, get
four ounces of Jad Salts from any
pharmacy here; take a tablespoonful
in a glass of water before breakfast
for a few days, and your kidneys may
then act fine. This famous salts is
made from the acid of grapes and
lemon juice. combined with lithia, and
has been used for generations to flush
and stimulate } sluggish kidneys;
also to neutralize theacids in urine so
it no longer irritates, thus often end-
ing bladder weakness. .
Jad Salts is inexpeiisive; cannot in-
cent lithia. water drink—Adv.
jure and makes a delightful efferves-
The. Textile Store
27 in. Outing Flannel, White
and Colored ........ . 15c yd.
36 in. Fiannei' . 21c yd.
36 In. English Nainsook . .7 35¢ yd.
36 in. Good Quality Long
Cloth 23c yd.
136 Washington St.
7 toga: lo .
Judgment got: 23:},
JVDGMlNT.
but
er.
‘l‘..
W Ren‘b 1e. ,f‘
at the family h
om
nae. The innem 23:; Beiden av
this morning at 10 0‘ can we,
George B. Tompkins
interment was in
e-
6 held
doc}? “UH Rev.
. “rung“: The
Rivers‘ue Maury
Funeral of Miss Canale
The funeral 0! Mint; Scmlucaqal
was held this morning at me (roe
her late home. 12 Meadow Strong? will;
at 9 o'clock from St. Joseph‘s Church
Rev. Joseph Daley officiated. Inter:
mcnt was in St. Mary’s cemetery:
Mary '1‘. Suech. I
Mary ‘I‘ .Suech. aged six. diar‘; 3’ 2"ch
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs;
Albert Suech. 1 Oak street. this morn.
ing. The funeral will no hill *0
the late home at 8:30 o'cim-k 3
morning. and at 9 o'clock
Ladislaus' Hungarian Cazr
The burial will be ‘ln s:
terv.
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.~ldr
Mrs. Rose Scheeppler.
Mrs. ROSe Schoeppler. moms:-
the Rev. L. J. Schoeppler. nch'w
the South Norwaik Bapti ‘ ”
passed away at the home of 1-.
57 Flax Hill Road at noon ~
aged 75 years. Besides iv: )1:-
Schoeppler. she is surn'iel‘l l {mg
other children, Charles M.. .\l.. r- 9,
Henry and Nicholas Schoeppltr -
Mrs. ena. Allgier, all of Brooklvm
Because all of the family liréin
Brooklyn the remains will be taken
~there on Tuesday. the funeral to be
held at 2 o’clock Tuesday aflernoon,
and the burial to be in Evergreen
Cemetery, Brooklyn
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THAT’S What you or, lv‘llgl
ordering your Bras-.4
. us. It containslllc ' i
' gredients known in
BUY a loaf
TASTE the (lil'fwrztx-e';
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Order from your grocer. if he
is unable to serve_ we wil de-
liver direct to any part of Ner-
walk.
Ludlow Baking Co..
Van Zandt St. East Norwaik
so. NORWALK. coy.
South NO 1] Telephone 2753.
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° VICTOR DECEMBER
Shapiro . Bros. . moans ..
LIVE STORE Are Now on Sale at
. ‘ Something for '
Everybody inthe Famili-
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18 So. Ham' Street
123 WASHINGTON STREET
J ALL BURE WOOL—SEASON’S NEWEST
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A Dru-linings
is a. revelation in good service. exqui-
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are prepared to serve any . :tK-r
from one to a large dinner party. Our
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and she will enjoy occupying one. we
are sure.
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Business Hours 6 A. H. to 12 P. H.
64 South Main 8!!!“-
South Nomik.
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