rm: DECEMBER 15, 1922.
KEELER’S SUGGEST.
“Weldrest”
That Wide Beam Stocking
sll.K. SILK 'AN D WOOL, SILK LISLE
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We carry a complete assortment, from
“sheer” to heavy silks $1.39 to $2.00
SilkLisle.............................49c
SilkandWool.......................$1.35
‘ Keeler’s Shoe, Store
Xmas Boxes Free With Every Pair Purchased.
At
Angevine’s
“Norwalk’s Largest Store”
A trip through this store will convince you
that here are the largest and most
varied assortment of useful
gifts to be found
Cedar Chests Fire Screens
Matting Candlesticks
Desks Floor Lamps
Library Tables Table Lamps
Consol Tables 1 Pictures
Dining Tables l Table Scarfs
Gateleg Tables Rugs
Overstuffed Chairs Curtains
and Rockers Draperies
Living Room Suites Linoleums
Bedroom Suites Trunks
Dining Room Suites Bags
: Smoking Stands
i Telephone stands
’ Sowing Cabinets
Electric Irons
Caseroles
Dinner Sets
Tea Sets
Suit,Ca§es
Dolls
Toy Autos
Sleds.
Kiddie Cars
Tricycles
Bassinettes
Wood Baskets High Chairs
Andirons I Blankets
' Chairs and Rockers
A GIFT FROM OUR STOCK IS SURE or A
LIFE-LONG APPRECIATION.
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The new governor general of the
.Tim Heaiy'oiiiafés Ireland»
Irish Free State is shown here on m
tour of Dublin in his new omcial capacity. He was snapped while sum-j
«min; a river-lock which is being protected against Renubllcan 03m .
SURVEY OF
CHURCHES [N
THE NORWALKS
i'nder the auspices of the Protest-
ant churches of Norwalk Mr. and
Mrs. l“. J. Minor oi! the Connecticut
Bible Society. have just oomph-tad an
eleven \vecks' survey of the town. The
survey lwmtn tni St'plt‘llllfi‘r Lilith and
was concluded on Dec. 13th. it cov-
ers only those churches. or sects or
movements which may be classed as
Protestant. and docs not lil(‘lUtl(' the
lioman Catholic. Jewish. or other pop-
ulation. 'I‘hc tabulated results of this
suru-y will he of interest to almost
are ihvrt-t‘or hvre given.
Denominations. Families. Persons.
Advent .......... 56 174
Baptist .......... 464 1.490
Congregational . .. 6113 ‘3. 52
Episcopal .1,‘.’43 3,973
Free Thinkers . . .. 1 6
Lutheran 191 643
Latter Day Saints. 5 14'
Methodist ....... 1.295 4,133
New Thought . . . . 4 13
()rthminx ' 9 57
Presbyterian 28 3
lteforinml ....... 205 89:3
Socialist 1
Salvation Army . . 16 65
Swvtivulvorgian 2 l
I'nitarinn ..... 2 7
['nivcrnnlist 5 17
(‘hristian Science.. 80 243
Int‘l liihlc Stud'ts.. 4 17
(‘hurch of lliscip's 4 ‘13
l’ontncostal ...... 7 1‘
("hr-rs .......... 13 42
No preference. . . . “61 833
Totals .4.579 14.964
The nationalities of these persons as
rnwnlod by the survey are also tabu-
latml as follows:
Nationalities. Families. Persons.
Aim rit‘an ....... 3.662 11,488
('nlnrt‘d ......... 169 589
i‘nivmlinn 4 13
j 'lnnlsh .......... 7 1‘5
irtnzusn ......... 97 348
l French 5 19
gilv'rmun ...... ‘. . . 200 671
illumrnrian 230 1.053
llrish ............ T 37
lllllliln ..., ...... 10 48
Norwegian ...... 7 Ni
Scotch ........ . . 2] 7i
Armenian ..... . . 4 19
Swedish ......... 93 821
Allsirian . .. . 4 217
Finnish . 1 2
Dutch ......... .. 5 20
Greck .......... . 10 55
Bohemian ....... 8 36
Belgian ......... 1 3
Letts ............ l 2
Swiss ........... 6 2%
Chcclm—Slm‘ak . . . 6 13
Lithuanian . . . . . .. l 3
Chinese ......... -— 9
Syrian .......... 2 11
Totals .........4,579 14.964
The Protestan churches of Norwalk
take herewith the opportunity of in-
lrts of the churches of their prefer-
ence. and of assuring them of a. cor-
rllul welcome. The churches desire to
be of as large a service in the com-
munity. and to as nanny people. as it
is in the:- power to be.
nonnn on EWALMERS NAMED.
7 HARTFORD: Dec. 15.—-Eugene J.
Porter of New Britain was today ap-
pointed by Governor Lake a member
of the State Board of Examiners 0!
ed term of James J. Lenehan of Hart-
ford. resigned. Mr. Porter's term
will expire July 1. 1924.
everybody in ths- community :1an they.
-.-ltin_r_ their constituency to the scum
Embalmers to complete the underpin;
‘ COAL PRICES
EFFECTIVE lN
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Statement of Fuel Administrator.
City of Norwalk. December 15, 1922.
Prices.
i I‘riccs aiitliorlzud on all new and
'undelivcrcd orders effective December
16. 19:12, and until flirther notice, are
ins follows:
i Egg. stove and nut coal. 31.6 per
ton. chuted; $16.50 per'tou, carried in.
i 1’ca. coal, $14 per ton, chuted;
1514.50 per ton. carried in
No. 1 buckwheat coal. $11 per ton.
”chute-d; 311.50 per ton. carried in.
Bituminous. lump, $13.50 per ton.
chuted. $14 per ton, carried in.
Bituminous. run of mine. $10 to $14
. pt‘r ton. according to grade.
1 Wood. 313 per cord (123
it).
cubic
Deliveries.
No dealer will deliver to any one
customer in excessot two tone.
Use of Substitutes. .
On all orders for domestic sized
lanthracite dealers must deliver separ-
iatcly not less than 20% of“ No. 1 buck-
i wheat or such other substitutes as the
dealer may have. On this basis the
jt-omblnation price of egg. stove and '
inut. 80G. and No. 1 buckwheat, 20%.
will be $15 chutcd and $15.50 carried
in. Stove. via; and nut, 80%, and
lilitui‘ninous. lump, 130%. the price will
[be $15.50 chutcd and :16 carried in.
‘ I-menrgm-s un Deliveries.
, The sum- Flu-l Administrator has:
lirnitvd the amount of deliveries to a
single consumer to two tone for the
plil‘post‘ of lit-oping all supplied with
their immediate requirements. It has
come to the attention of the local ad-
ministrntor that several consumers
have placed orders with different
dealers. and, have had delivered an
inmount in excess of immediate re-
quirements. and, in all such cases, the
local administrator has placed an em-
bargo with each and every dealer“
I". 1.. LAMSON’.
Norwulk Fuel Administrator.
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. SYN DAY EVENING MUSIC
IN MLE’I‘HODIS‘I‘ CHURCH
The Sunday evening subject in the
South Nor-walk Methodist Episcopal
Church will be the third in the "Good.-
will' series. “Goodwill Among the Na.-
tlons." ‘ Signorina Anna Pinto. bril-
liant Italian harp virtuoso, will assist
’the choir in the music 01 the evening.
Miss Pinto is a member of the faculty
or the New York College of Music,
and has in recent months appeared in
joint recitals and concerts with Or-
ville Harrold of the Metropolitan
Opera Company; Marcel Dupre. cele-
'brated French Organist; John Finne-
' gan. Irish-American tenor: noisy J can.
Belgian Cellolst; Ellen Ramsey. con-
tralto; and many other well ‘known
musicians. Miss Pluto’s first record!
were released by the'Edison Phono-
sraph company in October.
Victor Biart. whom all Norwalk peo-
ple know as one of our best musical
authorities and critics. speaks in com-
mendation of Miss Pluto's work.~ with
Whom he has given joint recitals. The
pastor of Port Chester :fethodist
Church said of Miss Pluto’s recent
playing in the church there that the
People were delighted. In her saloont
tions on Sunday evening in the South
Norwalk Methodist Church she will
play two numbers of her own composi-
tion. Her program will be as follows:
Prelude and Andante Religious by
Pinto.
Meditation “The Vision" by Verdelle.
Eiegie by Pizza
Poem by Pinto
An attractive Dirt of the service as
usual will be the congregational dash
in: the music by the church choir.
FURNITURE‘JCMOMP,
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9 Railroad Ave.
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Parts, Radiator Hood Covers and
Other Useful Gifts.
AUTO SUPPLY STORE ’
Phone 489 So. Norwalk
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NOR‘VALK COUNTRY CLUB NOTES
The dance scheduled for December
16 will be. postponed to December ii .
The donor: printed on schedule as
December 31 in error will be held
December 30. .
No resident gentlemen guests per-
mitted. as these dances will be con-
sidered as being held on legal holidays.
A. special turkey dinner will be
served at each of these dances at $2.00
|a cover.
1 No orders will be taken by the ;
steward after 10 p. m. as the dining i' HARTFORD, Nexis—Reports to
,room will be' closed promptly at H ‘gnme wardens indicate so far this
3 , _ _ jyear sixty-nine deer have beeanlled
o doc“ and nothing will be sened 3" and reported as required by law. II
tor that hour.
compared with thirty-one killed dur-
Members and guests are expected to .ing all of 1921. The wardens believe
Ibe out of the club house by12:30. The that all dccr killed have not been
steward has 'been instructed to close ireported. The law permits the killin‘
at that time. 01' a. deer while it is damaging ct”;
69 brie}: KILLED.
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