l) “gunner
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. Big Bargains For All
Mill Outlet Store
'I‘ “'0 FLOORS
134 WASHINGTON STREET
*‘ * SOUTH NORWALK
70 North Main Street,
South 'Norwslk ‘
Phone 747
‘ COMPLETE IIOUSE
FURNISHINGS
Speed REO Passenger
Wagons Oars
"SPINNING AND OVERIIAUIIING
PARTS AND ACCESSORIES
HAYDEN
AUTOMOBILE CO.
34 WEST AVE.
1.. Wagner. Branch Mgr.
SERVIi‘b‘ STATION I'IIIIMI. i381
"F"
l6 5... Main St.
South Norwalk
Phone 256
ONLY 75 DOWN
puts a
VULi'AN
HOT WATER HE ’iTER
in
YOUR HOME
Balance Small Monthly l’nvmenis
Conn. Light &
Power (‘0.
Norwalk Phone 3600
N 0 RWALK
It’s to Your Benefit to
I Visit Our
REMOVAL SALE
EVERY DAY
L. GOLDEN
68 Washington Street
South Norwalk
:-
2 'I-J
FOREST MILLS
UNDERWEAR
A good assortment of VII-:0
Tights and Union Suit.» 1'-
it'onien and children.
J. l. MALLETTi:
88 Washington Street
Liberty Sq. Garage
201 East Washington St..
East Norwalk
Tel. 3343
WINTER IS COMING
Let Us Tune Your Motor
To Insure Easy Starting
Is your iIIIiieI'y 11] good
shape? We charge, repair
and sell. Car and radio.
Exide Batteries
REP. tins 0V AIL MAKES
joined the
it so send in a hurry
and we’ll abrltrait
We have done more
to persuade hot air heaters in
Izmir your furnace
N. D. C.
call for us
the matter.
get back on the job than ? 1‘ 2'
N; D. C. means Nothing Doing
i Club.
The Nash, Raymond
& Dean (‘0.
1. 2 Flax Hill Road
":001'..\I.~ New
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\nzu'. \‘ltw YORK—I402. .. ~30 1-. M.—~I.snlbn'e Orchestra.
:001'.1\.1 —-I Waldorf-Astoria dinner i!" “ii 1‘- M - Addren. . Nathan
mush. Hirnus. ' '
York Federation
.Ir I‘hIII'.hI-II mid-week services.
:30 1'. :li.-—I'uslimun'u Semiddera.
:00 l‘. lit—«Tho Lurkinites.
:1101'.M.m'"l‘ourinx in a Packard
1:11:10." (1. 1'1. Cooley.
8:10-10:00 1’. M .mEmoiino ‘ Borne.
soprano; Sue-(10011 Weir. baritone:
Minnie ,Wcii, piano:
Steiner. BODY-ullfl ‘
10 00 1'. M. -—-“How to Drive Antes
mobiles.“ Hurry Rhino”.
Mules.
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5. Son eagles.
It, l'llnod pump,
7. Partner.
s. Night.
:1. Point oi roinpms.
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0:001'. M.~—~.'\Iiibaasad01's Orchestra. 10'30 1'- Air-Manhattan 397901111911
10:00 1'. M.-Hll\'tll‘lOWn Orchestra. ' 10:30 1' M. —~A\o Bombarxer. tenor.
ll:00-l‘.!;00 P. lil.~—-—Lope: Orchestra. 11:00 1'. Mw—lioiol McAlpln Orches.
wxvc NEW on . 1‘“
7:00 i'. 11.;Markctthialftftfiz. 1" 0“ 1' ‘l wllroudnay ““3“" M‘
7:101'.M.-sIminnic Ramblers. “WWW ”W” ”1' ”w “as“ and
7:30 1’. M.-l’oliee alarms. ”""‘“""
7:301'.M.—-—Soiunlc Ramblers. “1““ NEW Y‘H‘K‘J‘lu'
8:001'.M.-.—Uhle Quartet. 710° 1" M‘ """ “H" "WM” mm”
8:301".1\l.—-—To m 1’) I e Emanu-In “W “our”.
Choir. 7:05 1‘. Ills—Sports.
935-1030 Elli—Martha Weiss, 7:15 1’. Air—Commerce of the Day.
piano; Michaelnnd William Fitz. 3’?” l" M'”?’”°"m"§ talk.
pmflck 3""‘18- ::l.10 l'. .\i—~'1‘alk, Estelle M. stem-
10:] 1 M“ u " it-rgul'.
1115 N “U312? 01 the Timefl' , 7'45 ’1'.l\1 —— Harriet Seymour.
10:30 It. .‘__l‘l . , . . , I ' \llitit (MlliiiF "
10.30 P,11::#4303932;1113;035:131. 6:00 1'. Air—Roosevelt Orchestra.
““70 NEW YORK—455. 5:00 1'. M.»~"Qucstions and Mn
0:301‘.l\I.———New York University ”“m's'” it. 13' Wushburno.
course. ’ 5:11; 11'. Inf—miliumor}
":01 ._ ._ , -. ._ _ ii: ) '. . .~—- .ornn .ce. songs.
n‘; "L: clolicarlioiel Lommodote din 9:30 I’- ill.-"liuddnh." Jednetto .
. :- ) ___II ‘ , n \Vill’lt‘.
351];'.h;1{0n,£d:f‘°"' sum Sim' 9:35 1'. lit—41m Rietz, songs.
8:00 P.M.—-i~‘unchei and Milstead. ”:45 1" M'_Cl"55l° Theatre, "8°C"
songs. onIi Mrs. Tnnqucrny.”
S:l5 1'. M.~'i.'11lic(l States Army “W“ 1" ”"4015?“ “'1“-
Band. . 11:15 1‘. M.—-1'iny "Les l‘l‘ecu§ea
9:15 1’. .\I.~SunI-»cnoz and Milstead ii“““""‘-" ml" I‘m-“('1‘ "01mg
soilgs‘. » Indies.)
0:3 I'. Ni.»-~i(o_val Salon Orcht‘stra. “PM" NEW "GRIN—273'
10:30 1'. M.I-—~(’llnser's Orchestra. 5:45—7:00 1'. .\'.I»—II‘rancine \‘yde.
\\'.l\'. NEW YORK—405, . soprano: ‘Uiii'ettc' l‘ lorentine,
7:30 i’. Zil.——lloiei Vanderbilt Or- songs; l‘lIIIi'len Heed. tenot‘:11clen
eiicsir Muller. soprano: Astrrlo Fernan-
\\'(:liS, NEW YORK-.316. 017. "“0!-
6:00 l'. .‘il.~~i.’ncle (iceberg. 7; 00 l‘. M. ~ ~'71pps llciciiei's.
6:30 1'. Al.~~l\ieredith and Osborn, 11:30 1'. \1. ~I7'1'u'uzladcs ()Iclicstra.
50083- I _ “'0“. NEWARK—405
0:50 1'. M.~—~News review. 6:15 1”. lil.--—"\\’ords ‘ Often Mis-
7:00 1‘. .\l.——}Iarry \‘ioltn‘iro, snxo- pronounect."
phone. 6:17 l’.M.—»Shelton dinner music.
8:00 1'. 1L-Crysiai Puloce Orehes— 7:15 1’. M.~—"Sports." Bill Wutbey.
”-1- Win, PHILADELPHIA—508
8:30 1‘. 11.7]nterview with Anita 3;”, 1’.M.~Recitol.
14““ 3”)” 30“" Emerson. '0:05 P. M.———:(‘alli’ornia Nighinwks.
8:40 1‘. ill.~-».-\nieiia Sunnndi'cs. so- _ “'CAU, PHILADELPHIA—27:1
liltillli; Ifniiulne Coppola. lute. 10:00 P. M.—»Sesquicentonninl.
0:00 1'. .1in.1ch Miller. v.loiin \\"l‘l(l. HARTEORIPIW
0: 10 l'. 11. «Jack Miller. \iolin. 0:00 1".01.——-Mlnstrcl allow.
9:1 1". .‘Ii.-vv»--.iudiih Roth. soprano. WB'II. SI'IIINGl-‘lli-Ilil‘l, MASS-41:13
ii: :10 l’. M.“ Y.M. C. A. program. 8:00 1’. lit—Music.
10:00 1'. .\l.-~Chnrles l’osnuk. piano. 9:00 l’.1\l.——01M‘rll-
10:10 l'. .\l.-.laieob Forstnt. cello. WHY. semaxno'rnnr—seo
10:20 1'_ .\i.—-—Arrowhciul inn Or- 9:30 A.M.——NI~.\V York State Tech-
(Ihpgh-L ' . t‘l‘S' Association Convention.
“1“, NEW YORK—361 First Methodist church. SCllt‘iie—
“.30 1’. M.~—Leslio McLeod. tenor. lady; orchesirn; invocation. Dr.
11:40 1._ M_,__Ta“\.’ Billy Vun. I‘.l.. Prick: u.I.iIii'es-s of welcome.
i7100 1’. M.-l(‘t‘li‘illll Orchestra. May" w. “" “““mb‘m “"21 T'
[7:30 1'. M.———l(enncdy’s Quintetie. ’2' Zornow: m, ,“mils' lir. 1" l
; 8:00 1‘. M.————Unklund's ()I'elwsirn; (”QWS' 1"," .H‘ L' (,“msscn'
j song's. 8:151.M.—~Lniicd niuics Army
i 5:50 1‘.) )k-c-Gl‘lul‘d'lllll .EnhlrininMZK' 11:3(ixiill{N1.——~ilrnziii “Wm”.
i Jigml‘. .l.——liitzpniriek 1110111013, “0“.“ l’ROt'llllCNl‘l'Ini-ll
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19:3” 1'. .\i.-~«1I‘rnnk May, Violin. 7.511'lii“.:‘i:.ul. M. him llaill‘llli 0r
i0:45~10:00 1‘. Iii.~—\nude\'ilic. “’lfi‘. WASHINGTON-10”
51023.) I" “"43"“ lxeniucky .0” 10:30 l".M.—~I.cl:’nradis iloor limit].
i “”3““- . KlikA, l'l'l“1‘.\‘lll.’ll(jill-—-:100
ill:00 1’. M.~—»(‘:Iru\'nn Club ()I'clies- 9.00 1.. M.——-Orchcstrit.
i im. 11:00 1" M—A' onceri.
i 11:10 la. ills—"l". Mrvllodeo Cllll) \"E A“! Ch!" ‘1‘: LA‘D—Im"
i Orchestra. _ 9:00 1’.1\..1»—-liuieh \Insicr comeri.
12:001‘.M.--1;’:00 .t. M. when-15' “‘JR. liki’l‘ltOlT—-5i7
i OI'I- hesirm 10:00 1’. M.———0rchestro.
i6 w \11‘ A, NFW YORK—341. “'lIW. CINCINNATI—422
6:00 1'. M —\' ails‘ String Ensemble 11:00 1".M.-Ci\'il scrvieo message.
’6 6:30 1‘. .\1.— Joyce \icimlith, reIIIi- ii103 l’.M.—-—-])oheriy'u Orchestra.
1 inns. ‘11:.‘10 1‘. lit—Orchestra: songs.
: 7:00 1‘. )i.—-~Sunn.\‘side Orchestra. i 1:00 A.i\l.—~Sky Terriers.
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HORIZONTAL~— .17. To spy. ‘
1.8mm of stocking anew. its. Layer ot‘ geletin used in phoio~
11. Den. ~ " graph}:
12. Edge of a roof. 10. IIIuI- masses.
14. Second note 01' 50:130. '.'1. 5‘, ll;I_:<' of corn,
16. To decline. ‘.:1. i'.:ie gray.
' 18. Fortune. ".1. xiii-:5. ~
‘ ~19. 8.1416. .0. lini‘asiens.
20. Female sheep. 2.7. liraizuI-Il.
. 22. To breathe. .7 70. I‘ereiuonies.
24. (‘all for help at sea. <11 11 pens a razor.
:5. To‘close with wax. In . iiuy.
:7. Hum 02 Wheat liming most 35. To return a bull on the high
ears. ( ui \ I.
28. To carry. 37. To season.
211. Mistake. Ry. Joint.
31. Sweet potato. ii. 110Iige~podgc.
321. Mare. 42. Exclamation of sorrow.
33. Earth. 43. Eccentric wheels.
35. TO loiter about. 45, Pix-tense.
so. Horses (male kept for bi‘eed- 47. I'I-Inkiy fabric.
ing.) 1 48. Proportion.
37. Embryo plant. 1.31. l'nable to lltil‘t‘t'ht: sound-1
88. \‘VIIgeI-s. ‘52. Mid-(lay.
40. Lame-his.” 155. Two lives.
42. Portion of a circle. ' ".7, 1i.-I'o\n~od.
44. Percolates. :59. Stop.
46. Measure of cloth (Iii) II'Ii. Measure of fll‘i‘a.
47. 'lo r'cndtr transparent. _.
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"a "f a 1...... i Yesterday‘s Puzzle
1.31. 'l‘ruclunnn. '
of American I
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touchy neighbors and tin
1‘llliill hand extinguisher ilII
soon under I:OIiii'IIl uIiIi littl-
Iliilnugo is reported.
summer
several weeks nun and left
city
Itto thrown from :1. porm‘u:
fin.-
dcr the shed. 'I‘lie lil‘I’ “it" lii‘~i St‘i‘li
iiy l“l‘iillli‘]lll}'ilf‘l'. II 101.10»
sent in the alarm
resident. I‘lIm'Ii ii-
and it is belie-.I-Ii 11m
to leaves that had 1.1.
H\O\\ IN "ANTI-"101
llAll'iiI‘UliiI. IIIi.
scunon last night:
e'montI'iIIIl I.
Mary 171111 ”-101". abou-
Texas. at 1:. beauty contI>I lII i\\|t‘ll
I'o-ods 01338 coils-m s and who with s
in Dollars. Texas. rI-I'I-niiy.
:IiIi ill :I'I'uiul
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duly
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alarm
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“us scribin on 'lucmlni‘ owning to
i‘ iro (‘ liiI-i'
burn 0511p. prupIi'it
Runyon all the Pine 'I':
“as on file. \iiih iln
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Hartford hurl iis SI'I'IIIiIl snow II! inc
1101‘“ 11"!“ Uiimk House at. Newton. Tuesday evening.
when the flakes n it :IiIIu . .- iii) min the bonding committee reported that
and hail ion illlOIli an 1. till "Ihei
snow melted In. 121.»: ..s :1 Mi. ’i‘he
first 8110“" 1011 II!‘ I)” I:Ii' was on;
Ociubt'l‘ ll).
_home or Dr. Floyd S. Leach. who as-
This Is absolutely the Final Clean-up. Everyt
regardless. We don’t want to take one single piece 0i merchan-
"the Connecticut. Company by Joseph
“into Io! Bailey menue. for 88. 000
,, and one of the Connecticut Com.
' “In?“ bums:
' of fittuntorii. and
"hair. 19” of employment.
. llozllsenco 0n the part of the
' from station WEAII‘ last evening for
‘lIII’slI has sung over the radio “many
' announcements mode by those
.ihese events is testified to by
‘ large crowds that are always in at-
nu been instituted ngolniit
demotion sustained in on each
on Weill. avenue last sprint.
. This Milli: is the result of It collision '
between» the car owned by flzonlo
Iliiven by Harry
Scott Smto is represented by
RWY, fioelke and Rich. attorney‘s
011111330: for loss 0! tho use of his
medical
hills lint! personal injuries, alleging
bus
driver.
‘ D t D
The members of the 1.0. 11.10..
will meet at the home of Tiny Col.
ibis Lincoln M 9.. iomm row evt‘min;r
nt 7: 110. after which they will ”hit
the trail' ‘to (1me Wigwn m in Siam-
ford. to attend the meeting.
, | ‘ O, I ‘0
Mrs. Drom Maureen Quuolien-
bushrot Brooksido 'tiwenue. sang
the radioiaudiences. Mrs. Quueken-
times before and her local and out-
or-toyvn friends listened in with
great pleasure last err-hing.
O O 0
1'1. 1!. Wallace 01‘ Noroton is on a
business trip to Miami. Florida.
0 D t .
The Women’s (luild 01‘ St. Luke's
Il’arlsh will meet in the Pump
House this afternoon at three. AI.
members are my? to attend.
The Hallowo‘en enteiiuimuent.
illld dance to be gh on bv the .\oro-
ton I’Iealiiterian Men‘s ( tub at the
linker school will be ruthei II pic.-
iIntion's ntfah. I'Ircoullng to the
in
charge. Thiee one-net plays will
he piesenteii, the names of which
are "Ashes of Roses." "1"icrroi‘s Mo-
ther" and “Suppressed Desires."
l 0 t
The lloly. Name Society of St.
John's it. (7. Church. Noroion is
planning another of its popular
pinocnle. euchre and dance enter-
tuininenls. This one will be given
on November 25. The popularity of
tho
lendnnce.
It I. It:
At a meeting of the Yosiry of St.
Luke's church. held in the Parish
upvziids or 813, 000 had been raised
to «bite for the construction of n
no“ rectory. This beautiful new
low not yet contributed will
on head in their oho‘oke to t V;
' let 0! the building fund. Wii- ‘
. limo mile:- in. at 613 Fifth new.
ekn to recover
Principal Jakob Makes
air Iii.
ti 0‘ ’ln‘ e lieeterl.
lien! and friends or the church
nus, New Yo: 1: City.
A minor Maire occurred in- the
in: rubbish . Had it not been for
Miriam. serious consequenees ml'nht
have resulted. I
‘ .' $0190! .0088
”-mu...‘
Arrangement f o r
Novel Entertainment
At Next Assembly
The Nor-wail; High Schoolyweekly
assembly was held yesterday in the
Auditorium.
Miss Mary McCarthy, Director of
Music. mudea few announcements
concerning the members at the Glee
Club and Ql‘cht’flll'fl. Miss McCarthy
stated that students who have JoinI
ed these organizations must be
prompt in coming to the rehearsals
us only 0. short time is allotted to
rehearsals. .
11y special iii'rnugemcni, Principal
Jakob has secured the Vonitlau
Glass 1110mm, a troupe of actors
who per'fmm with molten nines.
Three m‘tiais can make anything
from o. lino more of thread to a'
model locomotive from the gloss.
Then will perform at the assembly
next Wednesday. Aside from being
highly entertaining these artists
should prove instructive to nil stu—
dents who attend. The admission
will be iittcen cents.
school.
A masquerade dance \\'ill be given
this Friday evening at Center
School by the Class 01‘ Feb. 1927.
The decorating of the hull lsbweil
under way and a good time is us-
sured all who attend. The admis-
sion price will be titty cents. The
music will be furnished by the Nor.
walk High School Melody boys.
A meeting of the senior class or
June. 1920 was held in room 16 our-
lug the extra activity period. The
meeting was called to order by
President Fred Hart and the min-
utes of the previous meetingr were
read and accepted. A IliseuSsion on
L. GOLDEN ’s
REMOVAL S ALE.
it. 1: annually ,
. lilimd or the veetr'y that than them '
back yard of tho Dusdale block yee- .
term when a tenant' started burn- ‘
the timely intorveutio not a nearby ‘
never spoils a baking 2. [tie so
work With that. you need not be
3m eook to make pout-is
iicious hot 1)
‘ on use
00
‘ Flam Alice!»
Baum: Preterm an Cor-rm.
. pianos, cameras or jewelry or how could there be a Stein
A meeting or the class oi. Febiu- ,
my. 1927, \xiil be' held today ultei
EITHER YOU BUY ON GUESSWOR-
‘ OK ON CERTAINTY’
Placing your requirement with our company eliminate!
the guess work. '
Doors and Shell are not alike any more than
way, or Kodak, or Timmy.
Home charm is not measured in dollars and cents,
selection 1s more potent than expenditures to its aehiév
Iueut —— it’ s surprising how inexpensively beauty can be
built into homes with the right kind of woodwork. But
there IS more satisfaction ih knowing that they will hold
their shape and retain their finish long after ordinary doOrs
have outlived their usefulness. '
Quality --. Dependability —- Service.
three 13 a transaction complete.
Only with‘theso
, . Connecticut |
. W Welt Boards. Weir‘s
the class book followed.
-OF-
dise into our New Store.
hing must he sold,
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COATS-DRESSES—HOSIERY—UNDERWEAR'
REMEMBER'This is your last OPIPORTUNlTY
L. GOLDEN
158 WASHINGTON 51,
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