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ND VICINITY NEWS NOTES ‘ : .
;It 5‘; “q, 7 Jami his A Complete Assortment of \liss Gertrude Dudley has returned
. :I . . osep s t Nrwalk after in '
n 1!. today being the lledding Ridge spend g a. week in as O 3,
., UNDERWEAR = - -- I “ 55
‘ion. __ 1 T.
. . Full line Soft .Hass. OBrienIs. The schooner Mary E. Cut! went up , _ f
at lwrtnn of Newtown
ml tlm members of
wing Society at her
Hm occasion beinll
n! the society until
.ninv: holidays. .
or ten months pays
.lna-r at llonIIclly's.
. e 0
I‘m Starr Family As-
In, members in this
‘wld in \Vnshlngton.
lIcc. 16. when Vice-
who is‘n member
is expected to he
lyvt‘t
willy.
o O O
which. .\o 2. Daughters
l hold its semi-month-
:s evening. Important
transacted. Election
‘ Luke place. There will
Ifllfllli or the degree
:lrriainment committee
i i'.lkt‘ 3(1th Saturday at
('13: iil'llLI store.
0 O C
For linen, Womsn and Children st
E. K. BANKS’
DRY GOODS STORE
Undoi- Mshscksmo Hotel
4547 West Washington Street
SOUTH NORWALK.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J. “feed. of
SS \Voodward avenue, are today cele-
brating thcx 18th wedding annivers-
ary.
- I 3
At the Dunbury M. E. church to-
night. Rev. George B. Tompkins. Das-
tor ot the Norwulk M. E. church. is
slated to deliver an address.
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——Cake sale by Court Francis. Order
of Golden Sceptre. Saturday. Dccvmber
9th, at Baxter's Drug Store.
0 O C
Battery C “ill be the guest of the
Stamford Combat Train tonight at the
Stamford armorv. 'lhcre will be in-
door baseball and a Iiflc shoot.
.\ HJIIH ’l‘hnt's all.
e n 0
program fo- the
I ._ m-mlwr will be carried
'::lI~‘I'.'I of the \V’cstport
I- 'l\v
l‘m hm is
from the
Louis
"24-25."
Patrolman
longer Called
lie is now straight
and
his shield differ.
I'iIllI (In the evening of Ito—20“ as beta the t‘flp‘ badge
I I '1: r dance will take place. shield agree.
In klIk's pupils will give a ’ ' ‘
-:I'iul’ll(l(ll‘. of Inc. 17. after —~\\'o spmializc in Rye. whole
'- . “Ill be so-rvwl. Dinner wheat and oat meal bread. We also
t‘uw v-vcninz's of llcc. ‘23 have very nice Coffee Cake. Sweet
III 'l"'I'Illll(‘rIvV, lluns. Rolls and urge. variety of Cakes.
' ‘ ‘ Banner Bakery, 5 Monroe strcct,
\‘zu [it :m In Izum Auxiliary of South Norwalk.
I‘ (ivuil’H'v I’lIHi. NO. 1'1, is . ‘
,7 puns to hold an inlormall A special metting of \lonker Grot-
i'rIIl.I\'. Jan. 19. 1923. at the to. No. 56, M. t). V. V. II). R will be
:31; Armory under the auspices held this evening. when all applica-
i'I.lli“l‘\ 4‘. The committee. in tions of (I ndidnics for the ceremonial
ilpji‘ is: Chairman. Mrs. Marqucitc to be hcb Monday owning the llth.
mum; Mrs. iI:I\. Miss Katherine are to bchzxndwl in.
li'iix‘iI‘li, “III! (‘wrtrnde l'liolim: and ‘ ' ‘ . ,
um ilwnlwlizi The annual Inwiing of Uphir (‘bup-
s t - tcr. No. 5". (1. ii. S. will be hv-ld on
min-i." in French combs and \V'wincsdny evening. lh‘t‘f’nlilf’l' 13m,
'l'ih‘fl l. \l. Aim: 135 \‘V:Ishing— :II Masonic Hall. South Main shut.
,, mum» I The officers for the cos-hing )(ur oil
0 O O in (‘icvtmi and the reports of unions
'vI.‘ King. 1'9. who trnvlmi on HI: rmnmittvcs rwIciu-d.
I'imI of ilnrrv \Viils. hcavy- ’ ‘ ‘
l rmmliqt'
in running up several
I’ClIristmas Trees. n! v. to Grhmb-
i\(I§4f1Inri prim- In (lIItolmr s_ ley's, Lunch \Vnuon. .\orth ." ain
t- owed to ihrcvI months in jail Sir““‘- Frank i"“."- t
. O
warn nl‘ lhrvft of n tavivnctcr by . ‘ '
gm...” Jennings. m H". guppp A dance will In» ill'i'l on Saturday
lmlnnl Court. Bridgeport. yes-
>‘ ,4."ar of stealing an n‘1_ Baseball club for the many fans who
“m. "0119.1 on n“, Men. of stood by them so loyally during their
,, Hm ”hp, charge. No “a”, past season. No admission is to be.
’i" as Now York.
0 s o
HILIinsf, John
Flint.
. um
:ll lll‘\'
\vitlI
ml \.II'IE<
during the
»II'2 .uiI'iicrI.
lul
l. ‘»
«ti rddv. State's
m. or lI'lint.
,. and
obtained a.
.us claimed
. Is mnplovcd nt
bond.
that
the
i...
llunr IlIan
'm‘nmoiivc so that i would
'~- when fired up. 'i‘hII arrest v.
'- on a charge (If brI-swh 'I'
but when the case came
H... Superl'r t‘ourt. in
ifitnlllt‘ih.‘ and flIrI 1‘":-
:r i
x ii‘I II
cnIIlilI
o s o
——'\(Yll(".l.
”my: ”rich
I is
i'lléil ‘.
l‘ rcnnnn
luuhing the latest
‘5 Dancing school.
4 morosfirfiucs‘:
Developing and
2’ nting Supplies and Apparatus.
K: rl.aks Films
E 111115 Developed and Printed.
Stillson-Powell Corp.
South Norwslk.
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VICTORY BONDS
Called for Payment I
December 15th
-—snd—- .,
WAR SAVINGS
STAMPS
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m
‘x
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all 95
5']: Due January 1, 1923 :i
[1) May be deposited now on H
a Your account in this bank. 3
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9.
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fit.)
So. Norwaik
liunrnhnn
charged with tam«
a locomotive in the East
railroad
was dropped from
i'I the Superior Court. a!
Attorney
\ln-nrn bnvlng unit-red .I. nolie.
was arrested last
spent a short. time in jail
Railroad
railroad
lle nitI-Inptcd to stop up tIIl-cs
,9 .
as
the
up
Sept Imiwr.
,. "Inn was charged with tampering
was
champion prize
dances
night at Kish Hall by the Sprinpwood
until midnight.
I Q I
Ilunncr Council. S. and II. III" iiib-
criy. held ihvir regular meeting inst
night in Progress l-‘orum Hull. Alter
the meeting a curd party was enjoy: d
by th¢I mcmlwrs. after which refresh-
ments were scrvml. cht meeting.
I‘Irst nomination of officers will take
plat-e. All members urged to come.
.. o s
——C. In 1'. benefit dance. liiks' Nail.
Friday. llcccmlwr 8.
I O D
to Inake the trip in motor truck
S. iladik. of NI \Voodv. 'zIId :I.\cnnc
reported to the police last Honing.
that as hII was driving
Main street. near (‘oncord
about 5:30 o'clock. a small boy
into his automobile and was knmIkI-d
down. The boy got to his fw-t :lllIl
started to run swag. but was caught
by liftdlk. The boy.
name was lunid Miller.
was uninjured.
Sqil‘ll‘n
said that he
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Announrcmcnt has just lwvn made
here that. tho llrown l'niwrsity Musi-
cal Club. which has appeared in Nor-
walk on two previous occasions. will
again appear here. They will be
present. forty strong. at the South
Norwnlk Baptist (II.lIur(h under thel
auspices of the \ien's llrotherhood of
the church. on Wednesday evening,
January 3rd. Three years ago they
appeared at the Baptist church and
two years ago at the Regent Theatre,
scoring a big success on both occa-
sions.
—Headquarters for Santa Ciaus‘
dolls. carriages and toys. Bring your
dolls to be repaired and dressed to the
E9031 Shop. 24 Monroe street. Phone
Down
Stream
Failure is down stream.
All you have to do is to
do nothing. Success is
up stream. You have to
pull at the oars. Use
your Will power. Start
a savings account now
and keep it up.
The
City National
no :travr-l to Stamford this evening, w here
factit they will meet the Battery team Ofl‘ynh their raurous cries.
that the number of his cap badge and that place.
charged to the dam-c which will ltist‘
dow n Smxiha
IIII‘
who said that his;
harbor yesterday and tied up at one
At a committee meeting of tho' of the uptown piers.
Board of Education held last night at
the home of Dr. George G. Faxvcett. . ' ‘ "
insurance ‘on the boilers in the local This afternoon the members (I! St.
schools was considered. It is expect- Agnes' GU‘ld 0‘ Christ church are
(Id that the insurance contract will be holding a. 3313 at Fay’s Market, Van
awarded within a. day or two. 7534““ street.
.
O O . . O
The condition of Francis Rooney.
“'est Cedar street: James Hornick. 10
Cliff street. and Clarence Anderson of
14 Va an andt street. who were injured home. 18 Rowan street, next Tuesday
as the result of the automobile they afternoon, December 12,
were riding in turning turtle in Dari- » c o
(In. “as reported as greatly improved Mrs. Howard Lowndes of Seavlew
this morning l-v Norwalk Hospital au- avenue is confined to her home with a.
thorities. sprained ankle which she sustained
when she alighted (to ma. train here
Sex cral Norwalk people are plan- last evening, after a. trip to New York
ning to tuor Europe next month Mrs. c]ty_ The sprain is not a. aeriOus one.
\\llllam }{. Earle and Mrs. Frederick s o .
llovt are planning to spend the winter \V’ith the freezing over of the marsh
in Italy. ’lhey will leave next month. land and the snow. rain and sleet
Mr. and Mrs. George Thorns Hill Jr.. storm. the gulls of the harbor, Which
of East avenue. will spend the winter have'been in the outer harbor for the
months abroad touring Italy. France past several days. have again come
and other countries. hack to hover around the Seax-iew
‘ ‘ avenue dump. Clouds of them were
.rhe Battery C bashctball team will noticed 93,137 this morning greeting
Chet LaMar. custodian of the dump,
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society of the East. Avenue M. E.
church will meet at. the Greenwich
O O .
After the overwhelming s e .
victory that the team scored over the The Friendship Bible class of the,
Calf Pasture l. it‘e. Guards on \lencs- East Avenug M. 1.; church ‘- to hold a.
«lab ownins. they are confident that business meeting and social this even-
they will defeat the Stamford five 10- inc. and at the meeting will make.
night. A lurg" “violation 0! rootvrs plans for the entertainment to be given
will accompany the team. It is planned at the church on chnesday evening,
* ' " December 13. at 8 o'clock. The Nor-
——-.—\. \V. llodge has removed to 2-1 walk orchestra will be one of the teat-
Norlh Main Strert. IIrcs of the evening.
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——-Hats renovated at O'Brien's.
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A special meeting 0" thv Bridgeport
ll'nd Connecticut llalrdrI-ssvrs' Assn:
”nation will be hold at the parlors of
l. .\i. Ayn-rs. \\':I:~hineton street, on
Monday evening, January Sth. at
\I. inch “1an llmbarn HIIIkc uliinr of;
ilraut) Culture at New York (I1t\. will"
present a program or Spit‘llli interest
of HIV
O C O
Missionary sewing was completed by
tlw members of the Woman's Auxil-
ary of Christ church. who met yester.
clay afternoon with Mrs. Daniel Rob—
inson. Sycamore street. The com-
pletcd work will be packed and sent
away shortly by the members of the
auxiliary. Routine business was dis-
posed of at the business meeting.
Troop No. 6, B. S. A. will meet Ibis
'ix) InemlIcrs hairdressing prim. (\Irmng ..t Community Hall. as usual.
in usion The admission to lhl- Inc" t— ' ‘ ’
‘lM: “ill 1m (oniplimczntiry but will .\ heavy freight train came to :1
iv confined to DD mbcrs m lb: prob». halt this morning just before Icaeh-
sion. w b. thcr nil ml»: rs 0‘ th- Asm— in: the drawbrndge on its way to New
’riation or not. Yorl: cit I. \Vhen the engine. an elec-
i ‘ ' ' lric. started up again. sufficient head-
~—(‘. 1.. l’. benefit dance. {Zlks' llall. way had not been obtained to allow
‘.l-‘rida_v December 8. the engine to coast across the gap be-
; ‘—~-—»—~-————~ lwmIn the main line and tho ‘Iridge
Too Late to Classify power line. so one of the insulators
there was "blown." After repaiIs had
lmcI-I made and the train backed up.
exactly the same procedure was gone
through again. An engine was finally
procured from Stamford to haul the
train across the'draw.
\VANTED
Girls for ribboning felt slipprrs.
H. JACOB & SONS. INC.
I :30 Day Street So. Norwali;
! w.
\.\" l‘-l. l);Girl to mind thico year —-
: old boy and lulp with light housv- O
Darlen
l\\'A\" i Ell—Sony l‘rincl s: i' i n e
'N“.r.‘dths'~ Crosse‘sqzind must“ 880”!“ llaricn has three new cases of
”D: it‘tlll‘mlifltfi .ZLPEEh \hm ‘ :tvurlIt fever and one new case of
\VANTED—«Malc or female. Agent to i‘mfllflwhm accrding to the weekly
lmurhl lily report of the State Depart-
lvm- ni of Health for the week ending
\(J.
i take charge of News stand at
1\'0Iv\uik Railroad station. Cash s1 < li-
l
rity required. Apply at Railroad St: I-“i'm‘m.v December “h-
liion 0i 1 nion News Cu, at 39 \\ IttI ' ‘ '
he!” \I..w ”mm". Conn. 'l‘luI regular meeting of tho Noro-
. ,, - - —- —— __. , ton Heights Fire company was held
llnsl‘ .\ diamond bar pin a! (lrotio 4:: the quarters my night.
f l raltsman dance at Armory last a t ‘
night. Suitable rtward offered for klv'oretf‘ Mcrry of North Adams.
iits ItItI rn to Sentinel offhc.
Mass. was a recent visitor with
fr l( nds in Noroton Heights. Mr.
3ch I'rry is one of the employees of the
_ l
[O ill..\"l‘ 6 first floor. (Nil
rooms ‘
‘—l i. \\'In.
‘ South Main street. Cull hf); .\. T. & T. who are at work in this
VJ. Mrllugh. “ (“on
_.—- a “— VAM—v.‘ .JV 7‘ ‘ O I .
FUR HAL iIV»—C hrap. 1"‘Olni
3 winter top. In good
(‘ohvn‘s Grocery. “'ashington
SIIIih Noruulk.
Tom in;.'.
( onrliiion.
street.
The annual Christmas sale of the
“lunch Friendly Seciety of St. Luke's
l‘ piscopal church. Nmoton. was held
at the Parish house yesterday after-
noon from 2 until 6 p. m. Despite
lI‘Ult ll\I~*I\ rooms with im-
prochnn Ms, (-6 ntcr of town. Adults
the threat of snow and rain, there was the auspices of the Dalicn League of
.Minutes From
BROADWAY
.But
Just About a Month
“AHEAD9’ V '
This Man‘s Shop is the first
in the country to present the
latest Neckwear noveltv.
Crepe-Faille' f;
Four-in -Hands
with
BRmGEPOBT
HOLIDAYEI TSSPEOIAL
ANI l"“IRIMEIIED $
Bm1: Slippers
DALI. COLORS.
CUSHION SOLE AND HEELS
, 0
Boys .& Girls’
$5.00 Shoes
$2.98
Black. Tau. Brown.
Broad or Medium
toes. [fish out and
roguhr c u t.
All sizes for
Boys. Girls
ind Children.
All Styles
COME TO BREEGEPORT’S LARGEST SHOE-
STORE AND SAVE MONEY '
on: or Conn
Etta bl: shed I899
“I200 MAIN ST.
_.-
TZQ‘
=~ -9
SH°ESI
ii AMAZING VALUES
FOR THIS WEEK ~
LADIES' STYLISH
D'r. Whitcomb’s
cosmos sows.
Comfort Shoes
and Oxfords
This Beuutltul
Dressy comfort.
Shoe. made over
Dr. Whltcmnb’g fu-
mous prescription
Inst 0! soft, pliable
black kidskln
leather; flexible
sewed soles. rub
her heels; they fit
the foot all over
without blndlng or
pinching.
Choice of high.
low or medium
heels.
SALE PRICE ‘
55-5..—5
Nn‘fiGAINS FOR MEN
MUFFLERS TO MATCH
“They’re Handsome” :
See Them Only at I-
‘Cushlon Sole
A cushion for
.ed \lci kid on
heels.
medium toe,
your welt
SALE
tort Shoes for Men
feet». made or select-
metal cult skin. oak
tanned flexible
soles with rubber
Broad or
user price no.
PRICE
Arch Support
Special f.-
$10.00 Scientific Arch
Supporting Shoe for ’
Men
Upper-s of soft black calf. full
double soles. tin-bed steel
shank. Arch Support Built in.
They make walking or stand- 5 ,-
ing a. pleasure.
Com-
your
11 gun
Good-
For-
I
a good attendance, and many did i
their Christmas shopping in part at E
the sale. 5
s e o i"
w ’ x ‘
Mrs. firm-st l.. brunt. of the l‘ost Rum"... "flqs I
Road. isun Stamford today, on bus— . Blurhv‘r (‘ut v
incss. i . . . .
_ ., . i 5411. 1. s. ARMY
. E 31‘ x50)" LAST snons
A carloa'i of nut coai' arrived in .‘ flat? “Effie"; “if“‘h’? ‘
l'larien yesterday ai'ttrnon. for the t clnsrll tong-[:9 o ‘3 ' v
Rings End l-‘uel company. This is - S-"IH :
the first coal to arrive in Darien iu‘ ‘ PRHII. $3.45 “00‘1593' “'e‘t- ._
some time. and local people are busy, Y : ' "
trying to get some of the coveted SPECI is L S A LE H Th AI M ;
“black diamonds." e. » ere ey e, en. ‘ V
s s s: '; . Guaranteed to Wear 6 Months .
C(‘or V ‘1. l .. I ... t' j . 1 r Waterproof High Cut Shoes Just arrived from the factories— .~.
y g? ( Ic. 0t .1. sin. lone r. rccen- s M , . I. . 810 Police. Fire and Postman shoes : -
ed a carload of Christmas goods ycs- . en 3 $10 Blizzard K‘ng $ 95 i 3
, , !
tnrda}. . . . 5 Storm and Sporting Boots , 1
l _ ‘I Q
Mr. and Mrs. 1.. R. Lee. of Butlsr's ~‘ 5 00 Ignat- withatuu i
Island, left today for their winter " 5- mm“ "ole m 7“
'I " > ‘2 heel, leather lln- ' .
home in lennessce. _I A great shoe ed throughout . -
s o s ; 1 .fflt5l’ofilo5 'solt. pliable . ‘
The dance giwcn by the Men's Club ,‘ gf'flm..:::¢?:i?l . j
of the Presbyterian Church of Noro- I} m e n- etc! nest and "
ton. last evening was a. big success : dgggfififig‘a "u“ look- .
The dance was held in the Noroton '5‘ Ieilows tongue. 5
Heights School Auditorium. The hall § "_°“b‘° °""' . '
was prettily (ll-curated for the occa- E “fight :ole. i
sion. Ingersoll's Orchestra. furnished .' BIOYS an 5-
the musxc. g Gu‘ls’ $7.50 ‘
u “ ‘ ' ‘ 1 Q Storm High ‘
. any paron s are visiJ‘ng t, 10 icon] 3 In W0?" 6 '5
schools this week. "Educational § 6‘“ Bmts “"“""‘ 5
W’eek" was conceived by the National '5. s .98 H ‘3
Commissioner of Education. at whose g ==== RpBBER BQQ} SALE. i"
request. resident Harding issued a. pro— "I.’ Dark “hmmemn Men s and Boys hrst QualiJ "
clamation. (in \Vcdnesduv mornin" -‘ “with." dimms Storm king and i
. . ~ '5 r ””9- ”‘1' m Rubber Boots ’3 -
appropriate excruscs wire held at the L lows .ton- p ” ‘ ‘4’ 9 '7'
Royle School. The following program a 0 l r 3": c.3113" BEST ILURE CRY.“ RI'BBEB-FO!‘ e
, - . .. .‘ 3 , 5 rue s s P! men w o \IIr i. "aragIS. ice ‘I
\Ias'p‘msented. Amerua. the licauti- 3_ Filled buckles. plants. lumb‘e“, cal—Epsfumfineries. !
tul. sung by the school; recitation, g on] the farm.f gardeners. hunters. '
“Hygienic." by lrva Butler; illustrated ‘ 1: Arm fis ‘9‘"menx ”OiccmmI “”mi’n- {“9” 1
health song. by grade 4: flag drill. by 5 $8'“0 U' S" y $3 45 233313351339‘5u?&33r°§55§1~1§‘° “Yer :
the kindergarten; Indian \Var Dance. 7" Shoes 393;?) . - i
:13" grades; 35‘" 6: The American '5 Rest “'earlnz Shoe in the World. —
_.ree_d as, written by Mr. Page. by :_ Munson Last
Harriet l-‘Itch: salute. and pledge to ; Shoes
the flag by the school. a .
. . . . - lIiucst selected
‘ ‘ealllCI‘. h vy
I solrs. broad last.
closed tongue.
<nlc Price ,
A lecture on ,"Ziloral Problems in
the Small Town " is being given under
only. (‘all Tel. 351-13. Call before 6
= .n w-m
3?. m.
Auto Bodies, F e n d e r s,
Lamps, Repaired and I
Made to Order.
Welding Metals of All Kinds
VICTOR WESELY
43 Chestnut St. Phone 356-6
—
Other things being
equal, the m o r e _
money you have in the I
Bank, the
II
MERRIER
YOUR ; ?
CHRISTMAS
will be.
Come in Now ! ! !
51'heiPeopleis
‘ f Trust Co.
lh'J..~
1200-1202 MAlN ST. —aRlDGEP0RI CONN.
, Shoes you want and enclose with money order or check with Me extra . :
for: Parcel Post and insurance. and address to SLATEB'S. 1200 Main St"
Bridgeport. “Conn. Money back if you want. it.
Your order shipped same day re- :
ceived. (‘Ilp the Picture of the
1 .114,—-— “a”- - .,
\Vomen Voters, this afternoon. at. the
.house of Mrs. Clarence Bell. The talk '
was given by Mrs. Harry Hunt, oon-
sulting matron of the State Farm for
W'omen.
C O O
Miss Linda B '. who. has been
spending Isome m nths in Darien,
leaves today former home in North
Carolina. This week she entertained
or number of her friends at a farewell
party at the residence of her brothel-p
Daniel Bly. Leroy avenue.
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Among the hostesses entertaining in
town was Mrs. Gnarleb Butler, who
held a. delightful bridge party at her
home on Maple avenue. Mrs. Thomas
Reading won first; prize in the card
playing. Mrs. Butler’s guests were,
Hrs. Benjamin Corbin, Mrs. B. Chl-
ehester. Mrs. William Slaughter, Mrs.
Ed'swrd veneer”. :IDent'eutp‘lé, Mrs.
phd‘i'les Bumpf. Mrs. Thomas Reading
and Mrs. Ronald Lyons.
RoWayson “'5’
. Master James Harvey Taylor: is ill
at his home tnRaymoudstreet.
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Six-lends of Harold Sowerby of Highs
‘I‘rfil
Baseball Meeting
'—-————4—-—
CHICAGO Dec. 8.—President Ban
Johnson of the American League to— ’
day advanced the date of the Ameri-
can League club owners annual meet-
ing in Chicago to Tuesday, Dec. 12 ,to
en nable the club owners to attend the
joint meeting of the major leagues.
called by Commissioner Landis for
Dec. 14 in New York city. _
“C ,
Us
,And. ' ' :
— C ' 1.: :c“ .I'
' Better”
A‘ pemn "should Ime- their
eyes cxamined at least once in
two years.
CONSULT U8.
Eyes‘Emmined ‘ '
Glasses fitted
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Norwalk Chronicler