en mi. vii
, ; Ron/Arron
TO ANNOUNCE
I Hose Co. Is Not to Buy
New Pumper—Edu-
cation W e e k -
Church Notices
Severn] artist friends of the Re-
wuyton Library association are pre-
paring posters advertising the min-
strel show to be given in the Royle
.iohool in Darlen Friday. December
4. all a. benefit for the Library. .
“ To help pay the expenses of the
minstrcl show, an advertising pro-
gram is being printed and mer-
chants of Dnrien. Itowayton und
Norwnlk are being most generous in
giving their support. Last night it
very successful rohcnrsul was held
in-the home of Mrs. Percy Barrett
on Brookside avenue, all members or
the cast being present. The pitulo-
mime sketch “Will Noll?" under the
direction ot.l\lr. William Morton of
Brookside. was also rehearsed lest
‘ evening.
A!
It was docided at n rem-iii meet.
ingot the liownyton llose Company
not to go into debt to purchase on
38,000 dollnr pumpcr {or thr- Hose
‘ company.
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one
A special meeting or the official
board of the Rownyten Methodist
Episcopal church was called nftcr
prayer meeting Wedncsdnv evening.
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A pamphlet is bring sent to the
parents oi? ll‘owuvtou school chll~
(iron. It is coiled American Educa-
tion Week. Nov. .‘ltl-L‘L'. .'l‘he pub~
Mo school will hoop open house for
all parents and friends of the
school during this week. ”Four nrti-
nice stating what oducntlon should
mean in Row-nyton are listed. They
are:
l.—For every child, appreciation
of his obligation to match the privi-
lege of free schooling with good
‘ spirit and hearty endeavor.
2.-—For every teacher, a new and
challenging call to serve the children
of this generation.
' 3.-—li“or every parent, t'ullcr ult-
derstnnding of the great adventure
ct parenthood: it, duties. privileges
and opportunities. More especially
its part in the education of chil-
. drcn.
public school as our greatest col-
lective enterprise, the foundation of
our liberties, the protector of the
achievements of our glorious past
and the promise of fuller life for to-
met-row.
Ii‘ lit
The State Sunday School Conven-
tioh will meet: Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday of next. week in the First
' Methodist Episcopal church .in
Bridgeport. A splendid program has
been arranged. including the won-
derful Margaret Slattcry.
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Mr. and Mrs. Oscar S. Mills and
daughter. Miss Carol Mills. are
planning to leave around the ,tlrst
'0! January for St. I’ctersburg. Flor-
ida. They expect to spend three or
tour months South and will return
. in the early spring.
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Mr. and Mrs. Churles Perry of
Summit avenue, Bell island, will
close their home this week and
spend the winter with their dough-
ter, Mrs. Louis Wnrdell of Nor-
walk.
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The Santo ’Constructiou company
is repairing a. chimney on the house
owned by Mr. Umcy Saxon on lio-
wayton avenue. .
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of Bell
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,p Mrs. .Marshall Andrews
Island has moved to her winter
home in. Narwnlk. Mrs. Andrews
will entertain a. number of friends
with a bridge party next Thursday
in (Connection with the diminishing
parties at the Norwalk Hospital
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\Vcd‘nesday. November 2". the
"Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist
'Episcopnl church will meet in thc
. chapel at 3 P. M.
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Mrs. Otis Jordan and son. Donald.
ere recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
dmund Browne of Belle Island.
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Master Harry Brotherton, son of
iii-1r. and Mrs. Edward Brotherton of
Highland avenue. has many iriends
‘who are sorry to learnthat he has
' been quite ill for the past week.
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'Mrs. Edward Shine entertained
several friends. at bridge Thursday
afternoon. at her heme in Crockett,
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At. 7:30.13. M. Wednesday there
will be a. Fellowship gathering or
‘he Methist Episcopal church.
The songs from the Red Book have
the some old inspiring ring—Bring
your book nn'd enjoy the sers‘ice.
ends thgannouncement.
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O t
Mrs. Joseph J. Stromeyer enter-
tained a. number or. friends Thurs~
- day at her home 011' Summit avenue,
'36!) Island. Bridge was played and
delicious refreshments were served.
Among the guests were: Mrs. Mor-
timer Lee, Mrs. M. Lee. Jr.., Mrs.
George S. Moseley. Mrs. LeRoy
Montgomery. Mrs. Edmund Brow‘he.
Mrs. Howard Moore and Mrs. Mar.
~hull Andrews.
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Miss Carol onus of Highland‘nve-
one and her Sunday sclidoi class or
young ladies \vill stamp the new
annuals entitled. “llymnnls toi-
American Youths." recently pur-
by the Methodist church.
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»:' It: 8 P. M. the mid~
or meeting of the Bapt'ist
will be held under the lead-
ot the IAdiMAid Society.
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._ Episcopal Olmmh
rend Charles S. Gray.
: POSTERS S00” Tl"
MlNSTREl. SHOW
4.~For every citizen, pride in the '
r
, DARIEN
TO PAY VlSlT
TO THE SCHOOLS
ranged for Educa-
tion Week ~— T w 0
Night Sessions
.Amcricnn .ivlducntion Work is to
be observed in tho Uni-ion Schools
this year in much the some manner
as it was lost year. For the benefit
or those who cannot nrrnugo to
visit the schools duringt‘the regular
day sessions. the school authorities
have arranged to have two night
sessions, which will be cxnctiy the
sonic as tho duy session. These will
take place in the lloyio and Holmes
Schools. The school committee
urges all who can to visit the
schools. There will be specially or-
ranged programs and much of in-
terest can he learned by it Visit.
Then. too, it will give. parents an
opportunity to get iicquzilutcd with
the teachers or the children. l‘iir-
ticular emphasis will be given tilt!»
ing the wcek to education. music
and domE'fstio science and there will
be demonstrations of the accom~
plishinents or. the school pupils 1
each school. .
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The automobile or Andrew Craw-
ford, of Old King's Ilighwny. was
damaged slightly by fire .vcstcrdny
morning'whlle standing ncnr the
Stamford Railroad station. The tire
department; was culled to tho sconc-
und tho. blnze quickly extinguished
with harm done only to the wiring.
A short circuit. caused the ilrc.
preach in tho Durlcn M. l}. church
tomorrow owning. I’lr. Much is an
orator and prcurlier of note and a
large audience will probably greet
him Sunday night.
The supper and ituction sale of
the Congregational churn? Women‘s
Association will he held - the
church this evening. William I'lcm-
ing will he the nurtiouccr and many
useful articles will be DlflCL‘lI under
the hammer. .
O
Olliccr Chester Fanning ot the
Barton Police force has resigned the
force. ’
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CATHOLIO WOMEN TO MEET
A mficting of the Connecticut
Council of Catholic women will be
held in the basement of St. Mary's
Church on Tuesday evening Novem-
ber 17. Miss Margaret Kiley princi-
pal of Bridgeport. Normal School
will speak. There will ‘be a. draw.
ing for e. quilt that the members
have been canvassing on. to be fol-
lowed by a. musical program.
formerly of Westport.
7:30 P. M.—-Evening Worship
with song service. Bring the Cru-
sade Song books. Mr. Gray will
preach on "The Reckoning Beyond."
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Baptist Church.
10 A. M.-—Sundoy school. This
will be the last time Superintendent
Mr. John Johnson will lead.
11 A. M.—-Mornlng Worship, ser-
mon by pastor: "The Perils of Be-
ing s. Stumbling Block."
6:15 P. M.—~Young Peoples’ Serv-
l'ce under the leadership of Miss
Rhoda. Jarvis and Miss Marjorie Du-
Fault. ‘ 3
7:30 P. M.—-—Speclal evening flirti-
ice. Young Peoples' Night.
Miss Marjorie DI: Fault and Miss
vice. Mr. Franklin Cleverley will
lead the singing and Miss Bertha.
Scodcldwiil read the scripture. The
congregation is urged to bring the
red song books.
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Miss Florence Merkle or Brook-
lyn is the guest of Mr. nndlilrs. Ed-
mund Browne of Bell Island. Miss
Mei-lite, who is well known to many
of the islanders recently announced
her engagement to Mr. Perry Ros.
ling or Williemsbrldge. New York.
I O C
An unusually high tile was new
ed yesterday morning 'by the Itorm
or Thursday night. Most of the
docks along the river were. com-
, mun; school.
wrestle noble ’33.»-
219 r «Prisms- A
.3: wens; .-"
O" ROE “nun? S‘ '
Special Programs 'Ar- l
.(inynor. Mrs. t'.’ Otis Fitch. Miss ..\1-
'ice l‘lutcs, Mrs. )lcrhcrt ’i‘illy.
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Rev. \VflIIHC't‘, ll. Pinch of the.
Stamford Methodist church will
sermon by Rev. Vinton \V. Mitchell. I
Rhoda. Jarvis will speak at this ser- '
h
COURTROOM STUDIES OF RHINELANDER’S
A Treasury Balance
WASHINGTON. Nov. T‘s-“r
United Sixties 'l‘rcnsury not bul-
unce at close or business Nov.
12 was $169,192,069. l
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l
l
l
Red Cross . l
(t'outiuucd from I‘ugr- (luv)
Mrs. i“. ll. Northrup. cuptuln.‘ Mrs}
M. Abrnlimus. Miss llossie Limit-berg. ‘
Mrs, S. M. .‘ll'u. \\'illl:lm
slt'tt‘llF,
Mrs.
Howard ’l‘illl'. Miss Mnrgnrrt Yu—
buggy und Mrs. William l-‘crris,
District. No. 2i (South Nonvnik). l
Mrs. Fred liciiodict. Mrs. Ilownril
Baker, Miss Amy llodos and Miss?
Mnrgurct Slinouskl. 1
District. No. 2.5 (South Nuruuik). 1
Miss Rose Jcsso. Miss lrono (tor.j
ham, Miss Minnie 'l‘ortorclln and;
Mrs. Joseph Dninlc. t‘. .l. linimnr nmi the home he built with hicymvn hands
District No. 26 (South Norualli). KANSAS l‘i'l'l‘. Mo. Sm. 13.». llc lmili l:i.-.. (mu \'.Iil‘k ill-lichen
Mrs. A. 1.‘_ parks, caiptnin: M‘sullitl 30H ”'1‘ Mix in!" H lmmc or.liu iiiotsuiud .ili 1hr Illl.llltl. Miro.
Mary iiiiint‘y. Miss Gruco t‘cii‘lrt-it,r)"“" "“1" ”my l” "h“.m" 1.x." ""1“! 1”” l” “m“ “‘“l-l ““1 “L"
“‘53 Mlli‘gfll‘tit Donucliy hilt] Miss, a | ”I‘m” “ “”1“” “"’ '“mi‘im 1U ltl~ couldn't aw. Will'lxi vi ultrn until
l-liiznbclh \Vcckt‘o. Iiulu ' linidulizht. Anti lvll "by bit, the litllv
District No. 27 (South Norwlilk). A
Minn Lois liuyos.
District. No. 23 (South Non-unlit).
inn Kory
Miss Millicent
Mnrinn Kerr.
District. .\‘0. 20 (South Nm‘unlk).
Miss irrne Ilv-(Tcsnro.
District. No. 31 (South Nornnik).
Miss Itosc. lluddcr. Miss llr-niricc, .
Illldilor and Miss l)ii2:ul.wth 'l'urluv. m
District X0. 32 (South Nor-nulls)
llu
irclund null Miss.
inll
Mr. Fred Iii-rick. -
Deaths and Funerals 1.).
Mrs. Mary Jane Tunncr.
Mrs. Mary Jane ’l‘onncr, 7:. dicdsl’in
at tlu: home oi nor daughter Mrs}
nli
early this morning. liu
Funeral services will be h»
the Cross Street address on
afternoon, November 17. nt twoi
o'clock. Interment will hr at thefhn
Riverside Cemetery in Not-unlinllm
Rev. Geo. ll. Tompkins w
ute. Thu i‘uncroi directions are
charge of Le Grand linymond. l '
The deceased ls survive '
daughters: Mrs. Etta. llnldwtn, Mrs.
Florence lliugio and Mrs. Ids. .m-
.,anis. A son: Charles E. Tunurr.
‘-
‘ llult‘oui.
. . .
.uho built his own lmuso horn \villifrerusi-
fills owii lilillllF‘. inking eight yours.
.hiim-jrlt’.
III from l mu. li)‘
"‘UOSGHY l tonndutl
Installing the plumbing
ill ottivi-lwllliout our roving
d by three i cut.
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‘ run EVENING__SENTINEL—SQ. Mormon, CONN.
“UNWELCOME some"
\‘nriing emotions of Mrs. Alice Beatrice .loncs lililnclnndrr nrc hero region-rod in slitlpslmts tnlmn in the White Plains, N. \'.. court room,
when Leonard Kip Rhinclondcr, son of one of the richest ninl most nrlsttwrntlc :‘lllt‘l'li‘llll l'illllillt“. tonight for annulment. or his marriage on
the ground that ho had been ilccivcd its to his wife's colored blood.
nutritious OWN HOME, ' UNCOlIl AVE!
FRONT BASEMENT TO THE ROOF
‘.l‘liru list-An to lll" story of t‘.
“lltl lri lttliill)‘ llllllll.
.1.
tan
(It) ii.
llullour. who bus low-13 sigliLlMs
irinco tlic tlill‘ ul‘ i“. bought it slllmr-‘ building was done.
I‘lll‘. lot from his ilnuuor sittings :is. who rrnlug money
insurance sulrsinun. Not liming:
finnni-y t‘lltHl'ihi. to htro a builder, Ito:
house
‘i.L in wort. to iaiilol his
l-N't‘ Mink (furl.
First Hurt» has :in: t‘.\i.l\llllUii to
tho, ilc could not push it what]-
l‘lii\t' lm il;:<:- hv would strike (iii—j
l‘Il’r; c4.) llt- IU‘III‘ V! lilo dirt ill his
lion's liuml woman and Illllilt'd it oul,l
ii‘crlmu ulnar! or him with one hand; Imrnrvi pinuo tuning. and lll'liiltIOflr
- ohsti-ui-tlons in his putli.
.in his spire hnurs ho assembled in v:
Ian 31. Adams of 5;. pm“; “ll‘cct roiiirli stone“. \i'drl‘ing in the eve-laud Ili‘l'b',‘lill.\‘ thorn was money to
lguw-lllfl lurk nt‘ iiulit
ill
did not
pvr liii‘uwhc put “Will in pinto.
ouounud lll two yours the
On one llntshcd.
' was A
iiilfour pcrslstcd.
and turn ”pigcs
thrill. and at
rdcr task, but
ruint: to cut
in l lvimlli thc pipvs wrrc in.
then tho money (‘or lumhcr run
So llulfutlr turned unto me.
li‘ltuiiic on the side. grinding velvcs
:nnd tuning up motors—-
lliyu lio \t‘us nhlc touro ulioud again.
and Two and
.._. ”n... .—.—_
mainland Kipinbtnelllnder t
Beatrice Jam from
it
“ALKALI” KlP RHINELANDER .
Arizona just before hcr marriage to Rip. Young
.mnm mm or 1'12: a.» new. ‘
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ogged out as wr'sentitoMHce.
‘bumzriiow ba-igzui in lll\t' cllnpt'.
l 'i‘lnu cunn; .iiiutln r llluu. Lilith:-
d to innlu; lt‘diiti on the Job.
xill‘lllfl that it mun so linmilcupptwl
us linitour could lit \cr rrpiiy lllt'lll.
t~'o thrrt- \\'t"i'tl long porlods uin-n no
\illlli- lisllour
to liuy more
1' Iliiilt‘i‘llilt‘.
.\ nvw obstacle row: thou.
ms City was lvt’tfolllllli; ll big city.
.ninl irul‘t‘ic dountown nus so Ili.;l‘.‘}’
:illu bliinl mun could not null: nliout
'lroni office to oilivc as lll‘- usv‘d to
do. it lowliv'd us though his iiituno
of «Liming u “\ng “its gonc.
Imllrnvd Piano Tuning.
h~ \vils Ulltllltlliietl.
Iilli.
“Hi lllk‘ insurance
\wrli.
business lur this
it was more lucrative,
lgo'uhrnd with the house.
i So llzillour rcsuuicd his carpen-
ltry. With the rougher work done
.‘it went luster. lits grouping hands
juzrc mom used to the saw and
:llillillllt‘l‘ and plnnc.
And at lust the house nus uonc.
.. .\o\v Balfour and his wit? and son
larc living in it. it is tilted with their
will turnlturc, rind ilull’mir has a
small car in which his wife drives
lIlliii to and from work dolly, Thero-L
lis no indebtedness on the
.iiuilunr ours no run.
|
home.
llid yuh think it was hard to Own
:3our own home’.‘
a
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l
315.000 DAMAGE SL‘IT.
. W.\'l‘llitBL‘llY. Nov. li.--(AP).
:i‘uv. George '1’. Lancaster. retiree.
Waterbury dentist who divides his
time between here and his summer
home at Deer island, has been
named defendant in s 515.000 dam-
age suit filed in the Superior Court
today by Fred A. Champagne W219
was injured by riding as his guest.
M
S. .V. K. OF 0. MEETS.
South Norwulk Council No. 1253
Knights of Columbus held its regu-
lar semis
lust. .
During the meeting plans were
discussed for tho Saimsgundi Party
which is to be held in St. Joseph‘s
Hall Thanksgiving Eve. There will
be a vaudevilieprogrom and danc-
ing will follow.
After the regular business of the
meeting was finished the Rev. Fa-
ther Collins of Fort-icicle. gave an in-
teresting talk on “Africa. the
frontier." fl
STORM. WARNING.
wssmxo'ro'k. Nov. 14.—-(Al-‘).
The weather bureau todny issued
the following storm waraning; "Ad-
visory 9:30 A. M- storm warnings
continued 9:30 A. M. Atlantic Coast
Delaware breakwaters to east wa-
ters. Disturbance of great intensity
of St. Lawrence Valley moving slow-
ly- north eastward will cause strong
south west and west winds thiami-
ternoon and tonight. 1'
mon SCHOOL CAKE SALE
A cake sale is being held by the
Senior Class. 1926. of the Nor-unlit
High School at the Piggly Wiggly
store. on Main street today. The
funds will go toward the class book
and other chins necessities. ..
Those in charge of the sale are:
, I
lx'nur
Ilc‘
monthly meeting Thursdayl
3
last i
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SA'I‘IIIHIA l'. N()\"l').‘llil“.l{ ll. 193-3.
‘5
.M- . .. ......
r Alli-1': lY”.I“f‘i1‘.W'K‘IiRm””£.”
' TRISTRAM o H‘W
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Nomadic, t
GLOVE SILK UNDEIlTHINGSM
Fine Texture and Luster! Excellent 'l‘ailorinu‘l
GLOVE SILK VESTS GLOVE SILK (.‘OMBINA'i‘IONS
$1.69 ' $1.95 ' $2.25
l'cach. ill-sh, orchid, shrimp, npplc, maize, .1 M“?
V . . ,. . . ' i .
apricot and white. “1th lace trimmings. "
AA“ sill‘fl.
Step-ins to match $1.95, Vest $2.50
GLOYE SILK CHEMISE
3.75
Pink, rose trimmed
ricer i
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.03 .4 ._ t
Wall Street
‘onn.
Willi loco trimmings. .\ll SIZI'R,
GLOVE . SILK BLOOM ERS
$2.98 7 $3.50
T'cm-li. orchid, ticsh mnl white.
.Vanitysiik (it’s striped) Vests $2.00; Bloomers $2.98 Pink
SMALL FIRE lN
—...__...__M-..._.._........... _. _.._..,
lPOLICE THINK '
KILLER’S DEATH
__ IS ONLY HOAX
lit blaze at the home of Mario Mar-l
uco. 28 Lincoln aux-me. at midnigm. l
The tire started in the pantry of;
Reprint Fiction
75::
Large Assortment of
New Titles
The Hamilton Shop
49 WALL STREET
l
chimed. Nov. l-i (AP).-.~. “-0.!
mil” muy have placed the two cunts
the Munich home, on some shelves. land cull-lilo norm on the Mlpmgun
These \i‘v‘i‘t‘ taken out “'Ill‘ll the illouh vxird lu-iilge that led yohlon]n~\-
firmncn nrri‘.‘ml and thrown into life in :i Nr'nl‘l‘ll in tho t‘hicnco ltivor for
buck ynrd and the tire put out with Him hotly ul‘ Muriln .l. Iliurliiil. :iuto
rm. t‘cw polls of water. The (luluagcs‘thivi‘ unll pulim sluyrr.
was very slight. ‘ Til" 7“Millionl hollow. u'lm shun-j
J‘F'mcd ilm hunt i'ur' the luuiy, “we;
.t‘t'll\lllr:rwl tin: affair mm; It houxfl
. W ‘tvhcn l"llui'l"‘8 Mason. .1 channel”.
’ xcurnm. 3““l"'0l'i*“i 11“ rt"? :1 women unwrap
l , luo ('t'mlb‘ null drop them on the
Notice li-l Ill rrby gii'cu that 0. 5pm frlalil‘fil loading from the lirldgc to tho
‘rinl Air-cling of the l'iourd of 'iisti-‘l'i‘i'h Il-iiuiurltiiig r—xprrts sum the!
lmuiv and Taxation of the Uli’ Minoto use not. written by liurklu. Tort;
.Nm'ivulk Will he hold in the t'.’ullllrlll“'“1 in" movie ofs'ippuscd blood >1
it‘hnmhors, at the City Hall. on l‘rl-l“n ”10 "out.
dny, November 20. it“: at
.o'rlock p. ni.. to appropriate army of‘
{tho «slimmed unnmiroprintml rcwn.‘
{no of tho. city for the currcnt fiscal.
ii‘czlr and to rc~np|iroprlhto tiny (ill
.jihn, uncxpendcd balance of any np-l
.proprlntlon for the last fiscal yum;
or any of the following purposes:
s
., _..
L. GOLDEN
now
'I‘o Lalo l-‘or ('lur-il‘ii'ntion.
I N OUR
STORE
74 Washington St.
ROODNER-TERRIS BLDG.
NEW
(Sins.
FINDS STILI‘J'iTt).
Jumbo McBridc, of tho. Gulf im‘
llllllig l“ou;p:in,v, turned a. long stit-
rttu ovrr to the downtown l‘lOIlt'l
this morning.
- ".fl’
.i. l.|)“
l
L .
g .ln the Fourth Taxing DLvtrict: l TRY OUR
’ i. To my for tho \"illmv street! ‘ I’ure I’Ol'k
Q V'tit‘l'. .
g 2. To prmillc iiildltim i mom-3's. , S h
9 needed for the c leetion of; * ausage Neat
' gnrhrinc. f “H w I .w H
' :l, 'l‘o prl’n‘lili‘ {lillllllmllll runners to. 11”» “'1 Lil“ 1t
pity for the Fire Department
pump! r. '
Tu provld"
g cm Market
i
moneys l‘
nomlvd for the .lliecellniieuusf
llcpul‘l mom. 2
ittlt‘lll lOilJl
Mod
I“lili‘tlllll"l
- ,. .5. -
16 No. Main St.
South Norwalk
1 l.
“ ‘ , . ’ ' l‘urm-zly ‘lllililif. Blunt-ct
.u. '10 provide {or the salary of the .. .
l llctcl‘tive Svrgcnut or the r'o-l Phone 236 5 Here at 15 North Mam Street
lion I’ul‘co. t
g in the Fifth District: . i
ii. To provide litllIIllOlIZlI moneys i'or.
Phone 1456
§ tho fillllli‘lt‘S oi thw- Street Coin-i
J nilssioncr and (‘lly Engineer. ‘
To provide additional monrys for;
payment of the State and .‘iiig
ilnry ’l‘nxrs. .
. To provide ndvlitionnl moncysl‘or‘;
payment of the salary of tho,
To: t‘ollcctor‘s Clerk.
5 TUBE
RADIO
$24.95
.. MILLINERY‘
K.A.
POLHEMUS
. .. S121." :3: LEAD . GUARANTEED
it). 'lotllllofi‘vl: momys for the in-l ING MILLINER ‘ Tlmes §quare AUtO
stulintion of the Traffic Sig-; 61 North Main Street I buDDIy
ll. To“riggi‘TV-l':hiu]$ncvs {or the pur-. Phone 314-5! 80' Norwalk 1 64 N- Main, Stu SO. Norwalk
pose of Marking Ol't i’nrking" OPEN
Zones. Snlrly Zones and other
i . purpnscs undv‘r Traffic Rules
or t'lrdiunnccs. .
. To consiilrr'rlw necessity of lov-g
ing a special tax to meet any?
of said purposes. and. if deem- '
rd necessary. to lay the some. 2
i tlxlni: the summit thereof. and l
l the limo of payment.
To trnnsuct any other business.
prom: to come before said:
meeting.
EVENINGS
You may have wondered \vh
crcpuncy in the bids of several c
same house.
The cssential thing for you ll) know
tractor intends to deliver for his pric
tcrials he llSuS. The kind of (-
plays. Those matters have
of your home.
There are no substitutcs for good mater
struction practices and honest workin
like it good bargain in a contractor"
xovember. A. D. 1925’ develop .into a poor investment in the light of excessive rc-
‘ pairs, high fuel bills and countless annoyances. Some con-
. l tractors would rather not. build your house than build it
. tor a price they know will compel “cutting the corners.”
The Hatch & Bailey Co.
1 . LET rs HELP YOI' BIIILD \‘OL’R HOME.
(.elotcx, Shcetrock. Conn-ll “'nll Ilonnls—(‘rcoynlpt Stained shinclrs.
Agents for Curtis Company's Quality “'oodwork I
.v there is so grout a dis-
ontractors figuring on the
is what each con-
c. The quality of 11121-
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5 low bid is likely to
4 THOMAS ROBINS.
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SCHOOL CHILDREN
Best Constipation Relief ‘
Mr. Joseph F. Glu
of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
writes “In the past 20
yearsJ have been con.
stantly troubled with
constipation. Every
remedy I tried would
work 0. K. for a while
-but soonfailcd. Th
only remedy 1 have
been able to use steadily
”on“. some: with good results have
been Carter’s Little
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For comfort and Ismartuess
these costs will appeal to
youngsters and likewise to
parents for their serviceabili-
ty. Fur collar and cuffs trim
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many models.
$5.98-and more
JA'COBY’S
, 10-12 North Help Street
ess When I take them
now I’m going to
Margaret. Jarvis, Harriet Sherman.
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relieved. ” 25c at
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