M pzs
‘c'UUtiil/
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ao cuxrunsmu Ni-iAltt-s
.. c (ADI—Andrew Jack-
;oominx into his own In Cht~
. wring new verses by Vilcht'l
about the hero oi Now Ur-
‘ ve litrnctcd upecinl utien-
Chicano is to celebrate soar
enniol of one of the out-
evcnts of Fri-ardent Andrew
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MII.TON
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Jackson's administration—the enab-
tiehntent or Chinese as atetty.
A similar development connected
with the fresh enthusiasm here for
Jackson ls notice of the tact that
one of the most commendlnn sirlo-
tures in the city. the new Chicano
i-‘mli-ral licnervc Hank buildlnn. is
located In Jackson boulevard. re-
uurdless ot the famous locus-fits
light of "Old Hickory" to abolish
Alexander Hamilton's celebrated in.
ulltution. the lienk of the United
Hinton. Jackson boulevard is the
uni-at long cast-and-woet thorough-
mm In Chicago.
‘11s the Voice of the m
The early bird catches the worm
—nnd oilrn catches a cold into the
O
At The End Of The Day-
MAID . RITE surriaiis
Style for every member of the family—a real
stmas gift for your friends.
i The Arch Preserver Shoe Store
WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. 00“..
barnln.-—Florlda Times-Union.
fl
ELWOOD
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pl.
tines—{m
1n: roman Sm
Beautiful
‘ Luxurious
Furs
$65
rich
' _ r season.
You will note with delight
the dee collars and cuffs
of Blac Fox. Gray Fox.
our Fairfield
style.
“Th’stle
'mdssh'v ioned
tool and (OP-
; m’sfllmard.
e ats With
in this superior collection
of coats you will find the
authentic straight lines, the
pile and suede fabrics,
_ ne furs, and the correct
orings—-cverything that's
new and smart for the Win-
quality and beauty of the
-rics——Monte Carlo, Yel-
. en, Pin Point, Giowana and
roadcloth. and the beautiful
. = k linings and warm interlin-
itigs and the exquisite tailor-
in places these coats on a par
wiIh much higher priced coats.
Reached directly by elevator from
Matrix Slices
for Smart Women
$10 and. $11
~ Tile woman who drives her own cars predates the
» Witness and perfect comfort a Matrix
the bottom of the foot as snugly as ones own footprint
the sand, and fit as snugly as a glove at heel and
ankle. Admired in fashionable circles for their exquisite
Guaranteed Silk Stockings
$2 . .
ore silk stockings with reinforced
he kind of silk stockln
mssnartness and economy. Me
must satisfy or be replaced by a new
All the new coiorings and black.
Today on Meigs New Second Floor
And ihfiolorings-xrackle, '
golden oak, rust. jungle
green, gray, taupe, and
",Kit Fox and Natural Squir- the very fashionable
rel. glossy black.
Coats—New Second Floor
A ve. Entrance.
ves. They fit
Brand"
to choose for
guarantee-
pain--
i (i Bil-ll
This In the judges outlook on
defendants: right to loft. llcnry Stcvcna; a visiting ci-ttsln. Arthur Cnrpcndcr; "\Wllfic" ism-runs and Mrs.
Frances Stevens nail. Deck of the
. FROM“ THE HALL-MILLS TRIAL oENcn
unuwaourufiunw i
the flail-till“: trlnl. Just back of the counsel table on the right sit the
m are newspaper rcportcre. This picture was taken its the trial opened
THE LAW STARTS ON ITS COURSE
A \'-. w m use flail-nines trial you...
with!) in Justice Charles W. Parker Mill Judi!" I’mil It h. Clcnry. Facing them arc the defendants: Henry
me (1). “Willie" Stevens (2). and Mrs. Hall (3).
1
inc Iuiul'llJli‘l')’ of 30.31.01! ecu-m to uri..il. t," the 'K‘lli‘h
Madame Kollantay
3arred From U. S.-Visit
WASHINGTON. (AP) — Soviet
ussie's new minister to Mexico.
Mame Alexandra Kollnntay. has
ion denied a passport viea which
ould have onnblcd her to enter the
nited Staten cnrouie to Mexico
‘ilv.
The dental was made by the
.imericnn consul-general at Berlin.
min: with the approval of the
state department. and was buried
most the around: that Madame Kol-
nntay's limitation with the ltusiilnn
' ".omrnunist party and membership
in the third congress of the Com-
munist lntrrnntlonal Justincd her
xclusion. even for the purpose of
‘runsit through the United Stntcs.
Enough electric current to light
I.500 average homes was uscd In the
illumination of the stadium at the
"Smut" in Philadelphia on the oc-
: canton of the Dempsey-Tunney fight.
the floodltxhting equihmcnl over
'he seats and the ring included 190
lamps of 1.500.wntt capacity. More
than 825 honcpowcr of cncrlzy went
into thosiI lamps during the fistlc cn-
nnment.
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The original garret in which
l‘hariee'Diekens visualized his ta-
moun charncter. Little Dorrit. has
been located in what Is now a print
-r'n ontnblllihment in London.
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Local Men To Atterd Second
Bible ClassponventEon Sunday
There will be a rally of the mom- I clear; who will nttrnd tho convcntlon
’bi'rn of the Evorymln's my)“. (vhwgurc: Loislvr ii}. i‘luti. licorice J. Pan-
at the Recent theatre Sunday morn l'l'flpmo' SIMMO" M' liyington.
Ina starting with a "Power Houw .liI-ward ' I" "“hm‘ls' “nu“ M‘
- ' .\Icrrlnn. Slu-phcn Siono. A. hl. Hay.
moi-ling at (I. 3iiiond. Silllllll'i S. Ile‘iIIllli'r nnd
Wltil the y_ M. C. A. canypulgl]!IIilri'y i.. linrirnm. Ili'h'li‘r E. Hall
completed it is expected there will 1“ cinnamon of the transportation
L'vlillil‘. i‘t‘.
be an unusually “"30 Kathi-rim; ””3 All mvn are cordially Invited to
week. The class leader Jim Ellcn- .lIIl‘Iiil the nut-tings or tho clnu
wood will give tho second sermon in } “I'li'h “re hi'ld "WIT Sunday morn-
his scrieu. The talk delivered to me my at tho Iicgcnt liicnlro stalling
u.en last week proved to be very in» H”
'toiealiug. “Jim" certainly la n ’ . __-
powerful speaker and is getting clon- a 01
or to the men who attend the i‘IlififllM‘arl- cauo's Bad
I f '
tooling sateen Men
. V
In Her Entourage
every week with his man to man}
talks. There will also be some spec- i
iol singing again this Week. ;
Classic Social Nov. 22.‘ i
The close social has been post-l
It‘llillAY. NOV
6 .
I'JMiiiiiit e. liiitii.
. Some of Generous
Donors to Y.M.C.A.
.BldgLIiuond Drive
Th:- foliowinn Individuals: and or-
nuulautione iioiielod otlln-r “.000
to build it dorniltor. room or trio
[0 equiv one In the recent llti‘t;t‘fl>
Illi "00mm buiidlnn fund Y. M, c.
A cullipniun:
”.000 to lluiitl [interns
Lions Club.
A friend.
Mrs. C. 0. Lyon.
Norwslli Evorynisn'e mm» Class.
flprlnswood tiundiiy iichool Asso-
ciiitlon.
Bumuei liooduer.
i-‘trst Church of Chiral Eclirniini.
Team 0 (covered by lndividunln.)
saw To Equip a ltoom
American Legion Auxiliary.
Ambler Ilros,
Iloy Scouts of Norwalk (covered
by in vidueie.)
lir d River Community Club.
East Norwaiii improvement Asso.
elation.
First Connentional Church
L‘corkcoperl Circle.
anlee.
First. Connenational aunday
Filiool.
Ella M. and Henry W. Gregory.
Hilda Club.
lllileido School.
tiunurlnn Reformed
Young i'eople’s Club.
25 Members of Lions Club.
Mulvoy Tarlov Poet. V. F. W.
Norwnlli Everyman's Bible Clue.
Omicron Circle. M. E. Church.
l’hliatbea Class. Nor. M.
church.
South Norwalk Baptist Church
and Young People's Societies.
Uncu Tribe. No. so.
rirothi of Ornamental
Trees To Be Shown On
Church
Noroton Shores. lnc.. has leaned
to Lewis and Valentina. the nursery
men. one acre of land at Noroton
May for the purpose of demonstrat
ilowcrs and shrubs. These nursery-
lm-n have been successful in land
scraping and beautifying properties
on Long island and on the New Jer-
sey shore similar to land at Noroton
Buy.
Frederick T. Towne. Stamford.
owner of lots :1 and 28 at Noroton
Bay has given the contract to
all-lulu; ilin livueu to J. iil‘llCe. Inc.
The lIrUco company are well known
builders who have operated chiefly
In Long lLeIand. ltye. New York
and Sound Beach. Mr. Towne's
house will be I04 feet long. built of
hollow tile, stucco and exposed tlm-
bar. It will contain besides is large
itvilil room. dining room. kitchen
and entrance hall.‘ four masters
bed rooms. two baths arm- n sleeping
porch and two eervants’ rooms and
bath and a two-car nraae. The
house will be hosted by hot water
with an oil burning furnace and will
he rvady tor occupancy In the
sprint.
this Is the first house to be built
at Noroton tiny and is perhaps no
Indication of the character of this
attractive shore development.
Deming Didoes.
"Ultimately." says I critic. dis-
curaing Londoncn' pretrrcncc for
riding instead of walking. "Ii-gs will
merely be ornaments." Bu‘. only
some—London Opinion.
Africa's Khartum section sends us
:i. “ahoeblll stark." Every fond papa
will understand the name. The re-
In tion between the stork and the.
shocblll is glaring in its obvious
noes—Brooklyn Eagle.
pound to Monday evening Novcmbcri
27. when the “itcd Army" will take? SEATTLE “"‘Shu up)" With
charge of the cnteriulnmcnt. Ill'l' purly upsit by u dispute unions
A number of members of the claws) ”“' MIMI. it hands or Im- tour.
"‘1” utit'nd lilo second annual com ! Qiiccii i‘l.ll’ii‘ iiri-lvcd Ill Scnltle yi-s-
‘vcntion of Men's Bible Classes oil “‘“Ii‘i' i0 llnil 'bo clly “limits dis-
i‘oniii-ctlcut in New Haven starting v “”h'd ”Vim-W 1“" q”' " 5 “it" "-
Saturday afternoon at one o'clock. I ”W” “3“ WW“ ”Milling Of a day-
lt is expected the convention will be. “in!" l'milimm “”0 fl TI‘W 1101MB.
1M5..- than the um held that y...” Tilt' nhmtrnml ri‘t‘OplItJl nnd en-
Among thonc taking part in the con» “‘I‘i-‘iin'w‘ii S"hl“l"'0 WV"! through.
ventlon pron-“m are: H. In Hump”. i lioWi-vcr. w.ih (lovcrnor ll riley and
New ilnvcn: J. A. Wright. liierlilcn; Mayor IIt‘l‘IIlil K. Lands inaugural-
li‘rnnk E. Bronson. Beacon Falls; (7. “It: It Mill K'i'i‘iiucx in I- hull of ‘iie
i\_ Calhoun. Bridgeport; 3"...“ w stale and city. Late arrival here was
'bilcy. lianbtlry: Harry Slack. New ; Cullbiil try Al.1.li‘ ll .svil. \i'llu dilt‘t'l
.‘orii city; 8. M. “rooster. New RrI rod that hcr tinln be hcld mum, in
:iln; Fred 8. Peck. Br'dgeport: Hon. hour at Longvlcw. Wash. curly in
olin B. Tower. Mayor. New Haven; the morning while she made a be
)r, J. E. l‘onger. New Britain; tore-breakfast inspection of a tum
‘.ot. D. D. Vaughn. Boston: Pov. bcr mill there. ‘
\lbert nuckner. Waterbury; and H. Dillon-net‘s bctwecn Samuel HI
ii. Camp. New Haven. host or her majesty and whose i.
Among the members at the local compleii'd museum of line arts .
Li
VAN D'ERBI
{filmy Jourt/i obgtxg
elude
11} Addition
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announced
(conning
liable 996% MM W
DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS
DINER-DE-LUXE—tyoo PER PERSON
on Tuesday. Wednesday. 1 W31. Friday
and Saturday Evenings we are having
lilnryhlll was dedicated by Mu
a Wednesday. and Colonel! John I
Carroll. who is in» charge of ti
was.
art at Oark .Arenu’o
tour. and Major Stanley Wushbm
special aide to the queen, wv
patched up to a degrio before (I
train pufled into Seuiilcx
Society Woman Absent.
Absence of Mrs. Adolph
spi-cclicls. San Francisco society it
man. was noted when the party
rlvcd here. Mrs. Sprockels. who in
to have been oillciai hostess to ht
majesty here. was said to have Iol
the train In Portland. Seattle so
clety had not welcomed the nice
lion 0! an outsider for the role oi
hostess and for a time the recep
tlon plans were in danger of col
lapse. A close friend of Mr. Hill,
Mrs. Sprockels was said by members
of the party to have tried vainly to
join the train in New Yorlt and
again In St. Paul.
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Author To Write "Truth"
@onccrtl.)
DON. (AP).—Ellsabeth
Fania. the Amcrlcan author of
"School for John and Mary" which
took ecu-rel sledge hummer WCIIOM
Dinner Dances
in also Della Robbin Room.
Dandut'romyz3owtaz3oin- at the British caste educational sys
dbdiuDi-uar‘yrwm. tern. is back at her Adriphl flat
ia-Robbla working on s new book. She says
Music by the De
Or bassinet-guns she Ir going to print the Wholi'
u-ulh tor the first time in her life
The material for the book. which
cy pure and undefiled." was gather
ed States and Canada.
In salvaging the German battle
nhlp Hindenhurn which was sent
tied in H npn l'low. divers have to
patch up 700 holes. The cruiser
weighs 27.000 tons nod is estimated
to contain 0.000 tons of water.
is to hr on thoI subject of "democr- ,
ed during a year's visit in the Unit '
I'CO
Has Become ta Household Word
lag the growth of ornamental trees. I
Noroton Shores Plot "
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This And All The New Fall Fiction
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But Jack Frost won‘t
touch you inside a Fall
Scotch Mist“ overcoat—
sturdy cheviot that chases
the chills. with a special
, waterproof weave to ward
off the wet.
In the new Fall checks.
mixtures and solid colors.
'M'ieisred Trudi-were
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Broadway Broadway Broadway
at Liberty at Warren at lath St.
Herald Sq. New York Fifth Ave.
It 85th St. City at iist St.
Tremont st Bromfield
Boston. Massachusetts
7"
Overcoat J aluei
Just another demdnstration in which quality overcoats mayObe
purchased at a decidedly moderate price. We’re making a drive
for new faces—a sturdy effort to retain old patrons—and this
big value event will do it successfully.
$35.00
ROGERS 69" STEVENS
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