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Easy To Stop The
Doctors Declare
But It Is Hard to Find a
Remedy 'l'hst Children
Like to Take
PARENTS SHOULD
REMEMBER THIS
Any harmhss cough renndy
soon stops the coughs and colds 0!
children because their little bodies
throw off such troubles easily. pro-
vidcd they are not tit‘llr‘ulc and
sickly.
But where. nm 1 to get somlthlut:
children will like to take is a big
question. Cod Liver ()d is misty
and you must take it such a long
time.
Here is the answer of dot-tors who
know and love children: “th the
child 'l.iuoninv.‘ a llll'l‘-ltl.‘tlllll£.
creamy white. lv‘iaxseed, l-Iucalyptua.
etc.. mixture. tur lwticl‘ than t‘od
Liver Oil and quicker, too. The kid-
dies love it and it is as harmless
and effective as can he.
Thousands of modern mn'hvrs.
keep a bottle always at hand for
coughs. colds and to build up and
strengthen the. children this time
of year. A cough is a nasty. dan-
gerous thing for children. Harold
A. Mead and all well stocked drug-
gists have Linonine. made by the
nationally known Kerr Cllt‘llilt'ill
(30.. 50c. or $1.00 sizes. or send dol-
lar bill to Kerr Chemical ('o..
Brentwood. Md. for large bottle by
return math—Adv.
NORWALK HIGH
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION TO
GIVE ANNIE“: DANCE Flil-
DAY EVENING IN CENTER
JUNIOR HIGH Al’lll'l‘Oltll‘M.
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Tile Athletic association has de-
cided to hold its annual dance it't‘i-
day evening in the auditorium of
the Center Junior lligh school. The
proceeds will go to the association
and they will pay doctor hills lor
members of the football squad who
were injured and found it necessary
to consult “llli a doctor. The pop-
ular Melody Boys will probably play .
for dancing.
Harold Gorham and Sylvia Braek
have been selected by Miss Melina
hon as the lending characters in
the senior class play. "in Walked
Jimmy." It is a. comedy and will he,
presented in the Regent theatre
sometime during the second week
of December.
The cuts and plates of the class
book of the class of 1920 have nr~
nived from the printer's and Henry
l‘latt. editor of the senior class book
of February 1927. has taken their.
to the ' iorham Press.
ing team will hold its first tlt'llille of
tin» season li‘rlduy afternooi in the
auditorium of the tfentt r Junior
High school. The it will delmtc
three representatives of the New
Haven Commercial High school and
some fine examples: of oratory are
looked forward to. The newly or-
ganized High School Serenaders will
play before and alter the debate.
The Ndrwa'ilc High :u-lmni Mimi
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The. home of Christian Swartz at}
58 \Vest avenue. has been repainted,
Parents gpend Day
At Royle School
i-II)l'(‘.\'i‘lt)\ “'l'IICK PROGRAM
l5 l’;\ll”l‘l(‘ll’A'l‘i'lll IN BY IDA»
Illl'IN ltl-lSIlll-INI‘S—FISATI'RI'LS
.\'l‘ (l'l‘lllili SL‘IIOULS .‘lil‘l All-
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DARIEN
Landon IIcrrIck. Daricn. cor-
', rcsptmtlcnt‘ tel. Sentinel Dillon.
‘- Norwulk 02. ..
National l-Sducation Week was in-
augurated in liaricn schools. yester-
day \'\h~‘-n the doors 01‘ the ltoyle
school were thrown open to parents
and friends of pupils. The invita-
tion included the privilege to visit
the class rooms during the hours
when classes are held. and much in-
terest was evinced by the. visitors in
the work the school is doing.
in the morning the hi-monthly
moving picture Was presented in the
auditorium. The presentation con-
sisted of a. four reel feature entitled
"A Rolling Romance." and depicted
the famous Capitol Limited together
with action views of up-to-dute rail-
railroading. Interest in the picture
was as keen on the port of the visit—
ors as the. children.
Various programs have been ar-
ranged at the sth‘i‘ill Schools in ob-
servance 0t National Education
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“beltin-
reduce all Sw
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Quickly
Severe techs in cases of long
=l‘orelgnCounixios.
PAZO OIN'I‘MEN’I‘ in tubes
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12.14 No. Main St. .
9 Applied,
ills Positive in Action
immediately to take
out: the Inflammation and
. . _ elling. The first.
\ application brings GrestRellcf.
lieves
" OINTMENT can be depended upon with absolute certainty to Stop
any case of Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles.
Recommended by Physicians andDruggiets in United States and
and in tin boxes 60c. The circular enclosed with each tube
contains facts about Piles which everybody should lmcw.
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BABY
as Washington Erect
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GEHEBE’S'
urns ms: I! m ncusuwanw'
We carry a complete line of baby utensils such as. baby rubber
and white enamel bath tubs. bsssinets. nursery chairs. baby swings_
:rays. hampers. auto cribs. baby plates. cups and nucers. baby
walkers. folding door gates. toilet seats. etc.
Prompt
Delivery
GOODS
Week. At the Baker school today.
guests are invited to observe the
physical education work under Miss
When and the sewing work under
Miss Cerguson. Tomorrow. Miss
Standish will be at. the school all day
to supervise the work in music. and
this department. is also open to in-
spection. It is to be hoped that the
attendance and interest at the Royle
school. yesterday will be duplicated
at the others.
Two arrests were booked by the
Dacien police over night. John
lucoblli. 39th street. Brooklyn. was
apprehended by Policeman William
tlowmon. charged with diving with
improper lights and failing to step
on an officer's signal. He was re-
leased under 850 bond. Policemen
Edward Mugavero and George
Evans arrested Joseph Lieberman
825 Hopkins avenue. Brooklyn. at
6 o'clock this morning. Lieberman
was driving without lights. and
posted 825 bond for court hearing
November 15.
The Southern Connecticut Mori-
gnge company has brought suit in
Superior court. Bridgeport. tor forc-
closure of a 32.000 mortgage.
against Frank Waring of Maple ave-
nue; Lawrence W. Wilson. Linden
avenue. Noroton Heights. and Clar-
ence F. lloulon. Middlesex road. No-
roton Heights.
A luncheon and meeting of the
Church Women's association of the
Congregational church is being held
today. Airs. Benjamin J. Corbin.
Mansfield avenue. is in charge.
——For Thanksgiving. a new dining
r00m suite at Sterling Furniture Co.
on easy terms—Adv.
Churh‘ l-l. Butler. Darlen. has
again entered a. pen of white leg-
rhoriu in the coming annual egg-
laying contest to be held under the
auspices of the Connecticut Agricul-
tural college at Storrs. This is Mr.
Buster's fourth entry in this con-
test. in wl lch he has always made
a good rec rd. He now has several
pullets laying well over the 200
mark for this -year..
The Darien Improvement associa-
tion is having its regular monthly
meeting in the Royle school audi-
torium this afternoon. Announce-
ment of further plans for the card
party. November 18 will be made:
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Arthur G. Maury. chairman of the
committee which took charge oi
the recent Masonic card party. will
report on the financial results or the
affair. at the monthly meeting of
the organization in Hollister Hall
this evening.
James Bennett has been appoint-
ed to the position of sexton at St.
Luke's Episcopal church. Noroton.
Members of the Noroton Heights
Fire company. with their friends
and relatives. will :ather in.,l“ire-
men‘s hall, Linden avenue. Nore-
ton Heights_ tomorrcv evening for
a vsudevihe and dance. Several
Gee Cease e -. “
l Series: Ceadlties
Min. Ir. 0. “tenets writes.
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South seen-it. coop.
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hul..orous skt‘il‘hcs fll‘t' Mini: re.
hearsed by the firemen and will in-
presented.
Rev. McQuary Will
Receive Call From
80. Norwalk Church
\im'. Dr. Rodney L. MoQuary of
Kentucky will be the new pastor of
tho Spuih Norwuls Congregational
church. the pulpit of which use va-
cated tictuher l, by the Rev. Fred
vl'lch ll. Jacobs. An official call will
be t~\it-inlt‘ti Dr. McQuary at a spe-
tl.ll business meeting at the church
to he. lilltl following the morning
SLI'\ll'ti next Sunday.
lir. Aleutiary will not come to this
my lur several months and pending
hi}; tllllvai the pulpit. of the South
.\‘nr\\;llk church will be filled by
\lrdtmt: t'lt’li-{ylllelh
l Deaths and Phoenix I
linuit'l J. McCarthy
tunrt'ul of sDniei J. McCar-
ll.) wll l.nown rstauratur. who
I... ..1 .mny suddenly mmday eve-
nlnn, will take place tomorrow
mmzuu- at 8:30 o'clock (rom the
litll‘ Mon... :4 Mail street. and at 9
ti'tlti‘ l. ll'ulu St. Mary's church. In-
uit-l rt will be in St..\inry's ceme-
ltl'i.
'illt
'l'm
d-wnwd was a member of
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l‘.‘\t‘l'\\.‘l'v induc, No. 7| 9. B- P. 0. 1'7...
luv \‘Il‘ddllg
l'nl'.
lloat ab. and the
.\lr~. Ildwin l-‘.. llulcs
Mrs. Edwin 15.
away. Saturday
l.‘ l"ll"i‘il of
l'..|‘.- \- ho parsed
v»\v:..l:‘:. “ill take place from her
l..'- 371‘. liast avenue. this
mln m .\ o'clcck. ltev.Charies
5. 112m. pastor of the Boat Avenue
.\lv '3“ llf~l church, will oflicinte. ln~
will be tomorrow in the
pmt in Cortland cemetery.
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I Dirths wt. . ]
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in: ‘l\
Following: are deeds that
been filed in the town clerk‘s other: ‘
Mav ltctlig. Daricn. to Louis A.
Cuvillier. New York. property on"
Connecticut Turnpike; .‘iinnlu ll.
Moore. Dnricn. lo Ernest ltndain-
siu'. Stamford. property in t‘hest-l
nut street. 81.000; Louis (‘uvllliei‘
New York. to flux Rettig. Darlrn.
property on Conn lcut turnpike,
82,665.
0
C, B. Peare is moving into his
cw home in McLaren road. Mc-
Lnren road is the new road lint
has been put through the. property
of Brent Quackcnhush. between
Mansfield avenue and Leroy avenuv.
Mrs. Martin Shauphnesry. who hast
been ill for the past several weeks!
is reported improving nicely. ‘y
I
Cyril Cl‘immins has purchased nl
new Pierce—Arrow touring car. ‘
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Fraternal ]
Norwnlk Lodge. No. 709. B. l’. 0
1-2.. will hold a Lodge of Sorrow at.
the late home of Daniel McCarthy.
24 Main street. a‘. 8 o'clock this m: -‘
ning. All members are request- d it)‘
attend this service.
l’onmus Council. No. li'tzzi. linidl.
Arcnnum, will hold a. businrs»: err-
siou to be followed by a rrlnw-rml
ol‘. the degree team in Odd l’t‘lltmr"
Hall this evening.
The degree.tenm will cxmuplit‘vl
the degree at n union meeting to lip;
held tomorrow evening a‘. Scasitlci
Council. Bridgeport. Autos will?
leave Odd Fellows' "all at 7 o'clock i
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sharp tomorrow evening.
.Norwalk Lodge. No. 700. it. 1‘. t' >
15.. will meet tomorrow evening.
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An important meeting or l‘lll'fl‘ri
Tribe. No. 26. I. 0. ii. if. is sched-l
uled for this evening in lit-d Men‘s'
llall, Washington street. i
Our Brothers' Lodge. No. l“. nnl 1
last evening and conferred the inl-l
tiutory degree. A district mcctiuL’
is called by the Grand Master tori
Dec. )3. Butler Lodge. No. 97. an 11‘
Our Brothers will have charge of?
this annual affair and promise to1
provide a lively entertainment as
usual. Final preparations were
made for the meeting in Bridgtporl
Saturday, NOV. 13. All nu'lllln'rs
must. have the word and also thcir
official receipt to be admitted.
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I. 0. R. M. Pinoehlc.
The first setting in the pluochle
tournament of Uncas Tribe. No. 26.
I. 0. R. M.. was held last evening
in Red Men's liall. \\'asliint:‘.on
street. with 2': teams playing.
freshmcnts were served. The. tour-
nament will he played for a sup-
per to be served by the losers.
it‘-
Butler Lodge. No. 97, I. 0. 0. F"
committee has made arrangements
to go to Bridgeport Saturday nlghf.
Nov. 13. to witness the Oxford
lodge work the first. second and
third degrees. The parade will start
at 8 o'cloek from Odd Fellows‘ Hull.
Broad street. and march to tht‘.’
Mosque in state street. All mem-
bers wishing to so will report to
the lodge Wednesday night. or call
up Harvey J. Weed, 2927-3. 86
Woodward avenue.
Quota Club Tonight
Heathers ot the Quota club will
meet tonight at 6:80 o'clock for sun—
per at the Russell Sunflower Tav-
ern on the Boston Put road.
The matter of the dinner will be
the main business of the evening.
There will be no social progrgm.
Treasury Balance
WASHINGTON. Nov. 9.—
United list-s Tnssury balance
at the close of business New 6
i was “emulate. ‘
erg:
hnv: . .
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\ in.) ml was born to Mrs.
l'. .. it llwlio. 4 Wilbur street, last
Mother and child are
‘-~.: it nicely.
.rd ,‘drs. ll. llahcrman. 15
l:..r.-v;l --.--.t. are the proud pur-
11.' .. .. hilly girl born last week.
‘Et. .‘tx.
lin"
J.t:- la. t‘usack, 26 Spring street.
is ... .l~‘.~tlllR‘ from the birth of
.I in all‘uv lunh)‘ hey.
.\ vi rumor Anne. was born No-
v« .. ‘ - r ~i. to Mr. and Mrs. Basile
l'.. :l’lllli. :5 Concord street. and
1.. ‘.:.-. and Mrs. Michael Cansvino.
N. .\ «ninth-tn. a son. Louis. was born.
I\w . 'Illn-r a, Dr. V. V. Clausl was
ill .1". ndance on both cases.
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Scout Hike
‘ u l‘.|l numbers of the high
wt. .1 plri scout troop took their
“hike" of the season in the
4 lttl'lll of an overnight hikh Saturday
will inobn to the scout camp. Stone-y-
-q..';, in Westport.
.\ h \v girls went ahead and blazed
.-. trail for the. others to follow.
.\114'l' straying from their path sev-
n-il lilnv‘s they finally reached
I .iillil.
Minis were cooked in the open
\\iih owl-your. sharing in the work.
but what is work in such Jolly cem-
pain"?
The girls were accompanied by
Miss Mary Morley. captain of the
troop, and Miss Marjorie Deane. lo-
it'al scout director.
. term of an overnight hike fiaturdliy
Those. who made the trip were:
l'Iiicen llun‘. t‘urol Wing. Marion
3 Magner. Marlon Conley. May Gard-
ner. I'eisls Stuunard, Edythe Mod-
nc. Dorothy Curtis. Alice Hopper.
Miss Morley and Miss Donne.
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one has suffered wit piles, just
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three times daily, and in 24 hours
in many cases and soon after in
even the worst cases. complete re-
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to thousands who have entered
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