Vital Statistics
. 'i‘he Vital Statistics for October in
orwalk show 69 births. ill mar-
lsrs and 28 deaths.
The record follow-2
Births
OCTOBER
.—-0ardner to Robert Young and
Lucldna Gardner.
t—Ssrah to Louis and Elizabeth
James.
i—Bertha to Joseph and Raver!
Kristel.
-—Ethyle to James. James Wilson
id irons Womaek.
1-Allce to John and Mary FarreN.
14mm.- to Joseph and Mary
Scaliei.
i—Zoltan to Gabriel and Caroline
Horwath.
l—Cetherine to William and Mar-
tarlet Tester.
'——Grace to Joseph and Betty
Flore.
'-Ca'rmella to Peter and Jennie
Claudio-o.
luGene to Mortimer and Annabell
Whitney.
l-Raymond to Raymond and Vi-
vian Chanlder.
l—Lloyd to Preston and Mary
Boyd.
‘ l—Louls to Anthony and Florence
Esposlto.
l—Robert to Edward and Rose
Pa'ulovich.
l—Georre to George and Alice
Socket.
F-Earl “to Earl and Jennie Fox.
—-L‘eatrlc to John and Mildred
.. Vollmer.
—-Anthony to Joseph and Carmel-
la Russo.
--Irene to Stephen and Jolan
. Swentgyorg.
i-—Frank to William and Mabel
. Gehrmann.
I—Charles to Charles and Mary
.Holzhauer.
t—Silvio to Patsy and Anna Spin-
ole.
l—leliam to William and“'Alms.
Mass.
i—‘Antherly to Nicholas and Jos-
ephine Mastrlano.
P—Maurice to Maurice and Mary
-.Devine
i-Charies to Charles and Emily
Davidson.
i—Orazio to Orazio and Francesco.
Tuocl
5~Russell to James and Mary Ei-
dr‘dge.
5—Daniel to James and Charlotte
Fuller.
5—-Sylvia to Fred and Rosie Soko-
. low.
l—Frank to lg‘rank and Bertha
Sinko.
t-—-Boy to Swinburne and Gretchen
Hale. p
8-—Clarence to Ewnld and Martha
Wenzei.
i—Glrl to George and Catherine
smith.
B—Dorothy to Edith Dai is
9—Samuel to Charles and Anna
Kolligan.
than“; to‘ "
SIS—Pauline to Bwerio and Mary
Tesla.
ll~nockne to Ralph and Annie
Tavello.
2i-—Patsy to Anthony and Angeline
Carrione.
Zi—Msmret to Ambrose and Grace
Murphy y.
zi—Phllip to Silas and Helen Sher-
wood.
zo—Clara to Miehlel and Clara Rito
so.
io-Ciarke to George and irene
Judd.
28—Frank to Antonio and Jennie
Eantsgsta.
21—Girl to Joseph and Mary Han-
tord.
til—Jean to Chester and Louise
Fanninz.
2t—Willlam to Royal and Violet
Haves.
al—Thomas to Herman and Cs.-
therine Cinque.
Twins.
til—Olive to Dominick and. Lillie
Arena.
iii—Carmella to Dominick and Lillie
Arena... .
' Maul-aw.
OCTOBER: »
I—Thomas Ssuneias and Elizabeth
Cummings. .
1-—Albert DeAngelis and Margie
Pinto. 1
a—Leuis Miller and Elizabeth
Hanna.
3-«Georse Winslow and Julie Mas-
lanka.
3—John Dravee and Anna Brusko.
a—Frederick Harris and Dorothy
Sanford.
6~—Albert Olsen and Beatrice
‘Pearce. ‘
7—Herman Kimmich and Emily
Whitlock.
8—Domenlt‘ Menzone and Marie
Barecca.
9—Ludwig‘Amundsen and Jennie
Craini
Ill—Walter Rubell and Marian Bl—
chardson.
10-’-Palmer Sherman and Natalie
1 McCausland.
10—Harry Fox and May Burns.
lat—Andrew Peeak and Anna. Baron.
Iii—Charles Macs and Mary Worse.
lt—Patrick Lyden and Anna Col-
iins
lav—Joseph Williams and Esther
Balvato.
16——Herbert Weed amg Myrtle
Knorr.
17—Albert Amos and Bertha Rough.
18—Haroid powers and Gertruee
. Morehouse.
Boudoir Novelties
Mdny‘ 'Daiuty ' Novelties 1n
Powder-Puffs, Bandeaux.
Boudoir Caps, Garters,\
v
. etc
1 J i. MALLETTE
88 .WASEING'I'ON ems:-
‘BOUTE’ (NORWALK. 00ml.
2—Steven Lengyel and Anna Dobos.
21—Julius Oman. and Alice Nesltn.
“ta—John DeMaria and Catherine
I1 ederlc
23—Alexander Yuhasz'y and Bertha
Import.
zi—Victor Mlkula and Agnes Han-
' ousek.
zt—William Castledine and Ger-
trude Parr.
24—Elder Golf and Lillie Jones.
25-3.. Altred Dudley. and Viola
Lincoln.
26—Stephen Stillman and Dorothy
Psrryman.
26—_E1nii Betta and Fannie Faicone.
27—Jullus Bedox and Zanonl Saun-
ders. ‘
'p‘Slove‘ Repairs ‘
for all makes of stoves
ALEXANDER
FURNITURE C0.
‘ . 5,080. Main Street
So._Norwaik Phone 3560
Tic—John Warner and Anna Moore.
28—John Burns and Louise An-
alone.
29—John Varady and Anna Yat-
jack.
30—Frank Soyak and Anna
Cabe.
Jog—James Jones and Anne Klein
Deaths.
Mc-
OCTOBER:
1.—Eilza Brockway. so years.
months. 11 days.
"’;2—-—Ida Pollock. at years.
s—Reuben Booth. ”62 years.
Ernest and Elsie
Johnson.
lie—Jury to Charles and Mary
Schede.
20—01011. to John and Elisabeth
., Molnnls.
nwma to Frank -and Vittoria
Fratto.
lit—Florence to Thomas and Flor—
ence Genius.
33—Mary to Melvin and Edna Wai- .
dro on.
23-.an to natiele and Teresa
DlMeilto.
GERMAN ACE AGAIN IN FATHERLAND
tribute alter the war iller's remains
'l‘I-lE EVENING SENTINEL—SO NORWALK, CONN.
PAGE THREE
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Captain Baron Manned Von Riehtoien. greatest of the German ates.
was laid to rest in Berlin. President Iiintit nhurg (arrow) Joined in the
were returned from alien soil.
months, 26 days.
a—lda Moscato .1 year. 2 months.
8 days.
4-hiary Meade. 83 years. 5 months
24 days.
i—Raiph DeMartino. 57 years, 3
months. 24 days.
5—David Glitsser.
month. 3 days.
34 years. ]
ti—Margaret Reed. 64 years. 11
months. 5 days.
G—Irving 'Snittin, 82 years. 7
months. 1 day.
S—Michnel Maslrolilio. 4' years. 9
months, 18 days.
10—August Iludzimonowski. 71
years. 1 month. 5 days
loJ—Em‘ma Carroll. '67 years. 1
month and 12 days.
ll—L‘tnliy Potter. 64 years. 8
months. 8 days.
lB—Lmancha Nuyior, 64 yems. 1
month. 3 days.
months 9 days.
li—Adnm Groesthnet. 9.‘ yen1s. '1'
months. ll days
18—John Rooney, 37 years.' 11
months. is (lays.
19~Wliliun1 Thompson. 63 years,
16 days.
ill—«Mary Owens. 73 years. 6 months.
9 (lays. ~
23—Juliu Hull. 58 years. 1 month.
23 dnys.
23-Joseph ’I‘hopsey, ill yours. 7
months. 8 dnys.
ST—Emetson Wilson. 49 yours. 9
days. . ‘
27~Antou ‘Szubo. or. yours. '11
111enths. 12 days.
2S-—i:111tma Buttery. 81 years. it
months. 7 days.
(lo—Jenn Cahunmn 60 years. 1
month. it days.
'30v—John ’Neiii. 65 years. 9 months.
24 days.
A. J. Collins Co
104North Main Street.
South Norwalk
Phone 747
COMPLETE‘ HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
months., it days.
J—Fannie Edwards. 013 years.
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It is the range {or particular people.
li—Eiiza Gilbert. 93 years. it 1
months. 13 days.
iii—W iiiinm Spray. 60 yours. to
New York is the city of opportu.
nity. Only last week an inexperi-
enced man or 21 married it rich Old
widow.
Evelyn
'l‘he (lirls' Physical luducutlon
club is the most recent organization
at the lloger Ludiow Junior High
school and is under the udvisorshlp
01 Miss Gladys Sherwood. The club
has a program of outdoor games
und plans are being made to use the
gymuslum of the school as soon as
the uppurtus is installed. The Board
of Education has approved of the
purehuso oi the equipment and the
gym has been measured {or the 11p-
pnrutus. which should arrive in the
hour future. 1
The officers or the club urm'
Evelyn (lreen. president. Anna lilu- 1
hey. vice-president and Irene liuii-
end. business manager. The 111cm.I
burs include: lielen Avery. Laura
iluehbnlmi. Iluih Corbett. Evelyn
Gruur. Anna Binney. Jonn hwy m
Ullwttn I‘ntterson. Louise liemy.
New Yorker Buys
Ethan Allen Mine
NEW YORK. Dec. 3.-~(A[’). Pur-
chum: of the unliquidated properties
01' the Sullsbury iron corporation. of
Lime lloek. Conn.. at the original
plant ot’ which Ethan Allen mnde
cannon used in the Revolutionary
War, was announced today by Alfred 3
ii. Stuonc. of this city. the purchaser.
The Salisbury Iron Corporation
succeeded the Iinrnum and Richard-
sun company. The mines and {oun-
tlrles date from 1734.
Greene Heads Girls Physical
Education Club at Roger Ludlow
COAL SUBSTITUTES
(Meaning Substitutes for Anthracite) Need Not Be Feared,
Some people. on the contrur . use Cok ‘
It is light. gives great heat andy .1 clean :fSIfronéc::§;:%
Bituminous (all lumps) costs less than coke, and run
if mine bituminous is the cheapest of all Any of these
1r wood. will take care of your hoatimr p1oblcm nicely,
Phone 113 for Prices and Quick Delivery
The Norwalk Coal & Supply Co.
108 Water Street South Norwaik
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CHRISTMAS UMBRELLAS
Women's Umbrellas, short type. 11; 1'il1. ‘11-11\‘_\' illtulily Sill.
VESTA '
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Monroe. St.
Oil; BURNERS
Poiiey Refrigerating
82 Supply (70.
So. Norwaik
'i‘nii'ctu, funny stripe 1101'ders.eurml \wmlvu Imudltw. (Mum
navy, brown red. green 11ml purple ................. $6.45
Women’s Gloria Umbrellas, it) rilv. 'l‘ht-w attractive 11111-
i brollus are C(H'Cl'i‘tl with fine quality Him-in t‘lnthm—n dur-
1 able 111ixture of silk 11nd cotton ........... $3.98 and S .25
3 Children's Umbrellas. squ-l t)'pt-~-~11n'.'.\'. :mu-u uml rwl. $1.50
i J. I. MALLETTE
Don't. be rt t‘tl\\’:ll1l.
short to he .‘t muurd.
Life
88 Washington St. South Norwaik
is too
a
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Saturday
stead of ten.
F0 1RD
MEETS, EVERY ‘o’ooKiNG NEED
3
‘ It has
the mt, plain, distinctive appearance that people
of taste look for. '
COMPANY
South: ,Norwsik _
p.
weeks ago . . .
of association
and with you,
on Saturdays.
asked them
1/1 ‘Reminde’r for
Lest you forget....we’re
closing at 9 d’ciock now
on Saturday nights inc
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We took that step a few
benefit of our store
employees. We. have
' always endeavored to
improve their situations
....to make their hours
happy and contented
. . . . and we. knew they
would welcome this
extra hour of home life
__®._
The wholehearted way
in which our customers
responded when we
earlier on Saturday
nights has been gratify-
ing beyond our greatest
expectations! We want
to thank you . . . ‘. and
we solicit your contina
ued cooperation.
6Mght
. for the
cans
“ilth us, Trn-rlpcsd—mnlu the minds. ‘j " ‘
p easant, DEL , P — ~- ‘ " c
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mom «93¢. es “ “ ‘2... 2
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LABEL
to shop
' Lower prices such as these mean millions
of dollars saved by 'our cust'omers each year
Delicious griddle rakrso- made so easily!
Aunt J emim
Pancake
Flour
10°
Try it baked—will: Loaf Cbuu.’
Due: younwaslu'u: for you—all you and do is lieu!
.
Macaroni
Spaghetti
zmsoc
21°
large
-the new kind of Soap pkg-
Tlu ideal :idedisll—so appropriate with as: legal!
Peas
lONA Brand
No. 2 , ‘ c
can
Fin: drop-mi beets—delicate. fresh-garden flavor!
Beets
No.3
cans
lONA Brand
2 25°
A funny prrpand pumpkin of delicious flavor!
Pull!!!” ~ . .. p B...
zmzs°
Tasty (ml: mind: from Norway-ported In fins! olive "1'
Sardines m...
Lucio-3b trader morsels o/ delusion! flovn—lrsb WM'
Peas A a P Brand
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Stanfield Brand. Hickory-mold! Cu! in combat. miles: slim. '
Extra-large led—perfect is trxtsre— delirious in flour!
read
GRANDMO'l'HER’S large
loaf
10,c
Plan-p, lumen nodule-size Florida frail of ddidels In"! F l ‘b '
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Too .4 SP Brawl flaws of exceptional ouliry allover!
Peaches ”:25” 23° Cherries
“SQ 19°.
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