, {that
'1‘ ll“ sltors
[m sun .Asrodrnoons
.- may nsonsass
Ill-2m N! l ' NO “0..
w malt ‘ '
. wnsrron'r
.Italph Sacco. W coo.
. canteen-«0mg.
orwalios.
The August Matthias post oi the
pore American Legion will be
host to a large tethering ct
, onairea irom all parts oi the
1!“, tomorrow evening. Doioga.
irom practically every post
sapocted to be present. Two
parato meetings will bo held. one
the post members and one tor
membero o: tho various auxili-
following which than will be
. . nnor tor both soon and women
' tho Bedtord House.
wltato Commander Harry Jackson
ow Britain will be the dial.-
. ad guest of the local postud
ll be the principal speaker. Cous-
Conunandor Parker loeloy will
i,» , be present and will give a‘short
”dross.
ud‘ho men's meeting will be held in
_ town hall while the women will
, t in tho Bodtord House. Final
,. isotherm o! the program and
g rtainment will be completed to-
“ Q
arlous posts is the county act
‘V'hosts to all the other posts from
.. to time. and tho ovent tomor-
‘,j night will be Westport‘s part in
.progrotn.
., oag the posts expected to have
' dologations present at tho
;ng aro_ those in Greenwich.
; walk, Itratford. Georgetown.
on. Dnnbury. New Canaan. nir-
. Bridgeport and Iholton.
v‘ ootport's post once may got into
z’new building tho latter part of
" month and may thus hovo at
f- iiitlcs for handling tha‘ bulk of
’ f “his mail. . \
,i was announced by Postmas-
llliun a. lirause. today. who
is anal plane call tar as viag
g-dss'. November 3t. 4 be
.‘to do the first day's b noes
new building on the t owing
‘.- Krause also announced that
. Iaviano. who wusthe only
7 this district to pass the lost
Service examination will begin
duties today. devices will have
W, o of delivering parcel post
es in the district served by
‘city delivery.
lock box and window screen
.. uent for the new post once is
ted to arrive within the next
. ya.
'Psrent-Tcacher association of
no Farms school will hold
party in the assembly hall of
i this evening. The pro-
is auair will go toward a
rchase a new curtain for
c or the school. Refresh.
vlll be served tullowing tho
i' mes.
spend a. night in Egypt
'0\'. 29 to Dec. 4th inclusive
le Armory. Norwalk.—Adv.
1.
surprise entertainment and
,-»e. the details of which are not
, known until imitations mailed
.ow York. are received by club
4, beta is planned for the li‘airileld
Hunt club for heat Saturday
' following the Yale-Harvard
1 game. It is expected the
will be one or the largest and
interesting given this year by
' ub.
( ‘Westport Country club is
ft an elaborate dinner dance
° anksglvlng night. an old
ed New England Thanksgiv-
, - or will be served from 7 un.
‘ p. m.. and there will be danc-
' til 1 o'clock. As a grand finale
season. the club is also plan.
“ .cw Year‘s eve party with n
... ant that will take o
cabaret.
rkei‘ is going to build 'a
. at Compo Beach oi ital-
; c. There will be eight rooms
house. three baths and hot air
the heatlns‘ system. The oxc
'_ will be built of stucco. A
. n Paddock. lit Soavisw avo-
‘ orwallt. was the architect.
-" neraI contract to build the
«has been awarded to Gama-
_‘ith and Ions or Fairilsld.
“-
. key supper will be rvod at
- ethedist church at me.
ay evening tor the members
. ends of the ,church. This is
' the regular monthly suppers
._- church. Edward C. Birge.
clerk. will tell of tho early his.
:0: Wastport following at musi-
roxl‘sm which will ioilow the
—w
l
ladies p! the Holy Trinity
will serve a supper in the
rooms. Thursday ovenior.
pper will be served at s
Everybody is intritedto at
his elf-Ir. Following the sus'
ther usetui articles under the
-n at the guild er the church.
and Migl. John Reid. Jr.. have
. guest for the week. Nicho-
"; pray, the photographer ot
‘r . . fir. and all. Raid '5'
at dinner lundsy nililt at
Hr: Country club. There
3 lease: in. Murry. Mr. and
them Heads Prince. West.
} lislo Burrows of New York.
. m Reynolds at Richmond.
“-
rgarot Cebu is closios her
home shortly and will spend
tvr at the Westport Manor
o
. JIM-n The! Bil. ‘
;.. gnt a radio est to try to
. children indoors."
it a success 2" . _
altogether. Thoyoow stop
l Nor-walk modal. to!" M-
ore will be a lie of'hovoltios ‘
xi
not keep him waiting in the
ingly agreed to let John L.
rink first.
Trolley Terminal
Makes Congestion
as" more on mac: AT un-
mg squares: caucus sour.
com name sis-carious
m: cm.
——-———-
EAST NORWALK
cause 6. oedemrom. Em
tine! owes. II.
The layout of trolley tracks at
Liberty squat-o and the use or the
“Y" section there as s. terminal. has
been recently the subject or many
complaints on the part of residents.
For several minutes at s time there
a three trolleys values at the
p t. causing congestion at the
ousvo that is never actually safe even
when the trolleys are not in the
neighborhood. Frequently some at
ths Widest possible tioups result.
it is nothing unusual for the tuncv
«ties there to see a three-cornered
roosting between automobiles. Auto-
mobiles conning- down trons Van
ant street to turn into leavlcw
avenue ntust be swung in a wide,
blind eurvo: while cars coming from
Iosview avenue and turning into
Van Zant street must usually wait
for the trolley passengers to board.
lussostlons coming from various
sources recommend mostly that the
Seaviow avenue tracks be carried
ovgr on tho park site land and that
the transfer passengers be, made to
change from one car to the other by
way of Fort Point street extension.
This latter could be effected by mm -
ing the car steps a few yards east.
Local stores are all beginning to
receive Thanksgiving stack at pro-
visions that. are for the most part
cheaper that last year. Turkeys.
however. the dealers say. will prob-
ably sell at its cents a pound. the
same price asked for natives last
Thanksgiving. ,
Cranberries aro a Iood example of
the lowered prices. Where last year
they sold locally 16 cents a pound.
this you the price is two pounds for
25 cents as a rule. Pumpkins are
I. pumpkin fully 18 irwhes in din-
mster placarded with a .1 tag. Nuts
and trults of all kinds will be low on
tho market while quality is said to
be abovo the ordinary. Some items;
have been on sale for several days,
and their early appearance is im-
lloved to indicate a glvtted market.
-—-lpend a nigh‘. in Egypt
Nov. 29 to Dec. 4th inclusive
itaie Armory. Norwalk.—Adv.
lunley Taylor. 32 1-2 Second
street. reported to the police at. the
Cit Hall station yesterday .that
chidren in the neighborhood were
tearing down his fence at the behest
of a neighbor. John Reed. 30 Sec.
and street. He claimed that Mr.
Reed had urged the boys to tear
down the fence and peek in his
window.
Police did not trouble to investi-
gate. and at the Reed home the
statement was made that the two
boys in the family were not home at
the time the damage was supposed
to have been done. and that more-
over tho {once between the lap
houses is on the Reed property.
n—-——- ,
Mrs. Albert Dunn and her son.
Harold. I tetts place. have return-
ed lrom a trill to the Sedulcenten-
nlal at Philadelphia. ‘ l
P..—
Mr. and Mrs. William Kemp have
moved from 25 Betta place to 21
Gregory boulevard.
. #
Friends are receiving cards from
John Yuttcsak. carpenter. la How-
ard street. now in Florida working
with the reconstruction corps. form.
ad directly following the hurricane.
...._.._.
'l‘hOtsrkey supper to be given to.
morrow night at the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal church for their
“men folks” by the members of the
Omicron circle is the third of these
affairs. The supper is gi’v‘en to cele-
brate tho eireloio birthday.
‘ he
The ltandsrd Bearers’ organise.
tied had a social meeting last night
at the homo at Miss Dorothy Bea-4
colds. Rowan street. ,
avm ROI! Wits AN
YWM Di Lli
MARS! E. Franco (AH—The
hank at an automobile horn hsro
world against anything but an auto-
mobile.
Virtually all the motor cars ban
the elude typo of mechanical
noise producers while the old us.
biased hand-worked horns new are
used on bicycles. horse drawn car~
villas. shod} ossosnd motor boats.
Mil—“'—
‘l'he first school of ironies in Eu-
- til the announcer calls:
ht. ‘everyhodmm—POIO
Corbett made up his mind Sullivan would
corners but demanded that the champ enter the
extremely cheap. One merchant has y
rose wiii’obon be ostamllssed at
WI. WW I
,,‘-
ring. 80 he laugh-
hsvc his choice of
tllhfi l. 1 tutu
l. SUN-NAN '
you so til 1“
it was ugrced that they would lose to one
who would be the first to enter.
pod out a string of grou'lers when he and lnte
rule .illnIt him with the loss of the toss.
Sullivan rip-
'liut Sullivan tried to fool his challenger.
Snow Puts Stop To
Shocking Display 0f
Nudes In Mountains
The first snow flurry succeeded In
putting clothes on n “buck to un-
iure" colony which during the sum-
mcr had for its habitat a mountain
about twenty miles north of Nice. n
task which the police had been try-
ing to achieve for mm: mouths.
\l'teports of nude men and women
running round the lofty plaicuu had
been sent to police by peasants and
shepherds. The officers mndo til-Yor-
sl visits to the new Garden of Eden.
but the inhabitants aivotys disap-
peared beiorc their approach. only
to return a few hours later.
An expedition on a larger scale
v
l\vus helm: organised
came the snow and dispersed the
colony.
MOVIES Oi“ HUMAN ORGANS
BETTER THAN LECTURES
ROCHESTER. hilnlr. (AW—Mt»
lion pictures of \llul urcus of the
human body may replace class roam
lectures in medical schools. says Dr.
Walter C. Alvcrrz of the Mayo
(‘llultn
"Merv uctuul learning run be ac-
rciupllshod by having Iludcilis ob-
si‘rvo n ill-minute run of movie film
than by giving the some students ten
lectures." he declares. "The advan-
tairo to the. sluden‘s who studies
physiology is that he nutuully sees
the iunctlou of the body in motion
plt‘tllrt‘a and can learn more in thn‘.
way than by numerous lectures."
wr
when alongv
H
enormous Scum.»
. ~ \I no “on vans. /./:
a lit Nomi
,_ - .v/
He sent word that he was in tho ring. When the ultl boy by tuning llllll to jump In the ring “095'” “UN 0“" W3 l‘i'ill' it Hit».
Jim get almost to the squared circle ho notir- first. As tlu- mighty rhmnpern of the entire "P‘reezoue" on an aching ('(llli.
ed there was no big John therr. So he stood unlvvrhc llullllllNl on the sanded tluur a dcuirn~ stantly that corn Mulls hurting. lluu
his around. int r0!" "‘00" ”i" “i" “4- shortly you on it right on “till rm.
(‘uulinumli
\"ilt‘n Sullivan came along Corbett rocked ('l'n lm
Napoleon Seen But
‘q’o’t Heard In Play
Nalmlvun is seen but not hourd in
the illicit! pluy shout the Little (30r-
poral it) he: otrered to Parisian au-
of the play of
dienves. "\"ltg
adaptation
dolph Lo i in a r.
it ll
liu-
Hungarian
playwright of the same name. was
chosen Ily Mme.
the attrrss-munugeress.
opening of her new
Seals.
Lupnrccrlo.
the
tllt‘
Allhouul: the scene is laid in llw
island of l-Ilbn.
based on the
and the
return.
action is
the play is
light comedy» even burlesque. All
the characters talk about the Em-
peror. but
he himself is only all-
houcllnl for in brief moment in the
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a ~_.
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the truly .Sllt.‘t'i?.\.\l'lll housewife will see to the selection of earl: detail for the cor-
rect appmutmout of her table beforehand, so that nothing will be lacking on this
festive occasion. ‘
Snowy White Linens
Specially Priced
Next in the table itself, this item is one which the housewife considers of
supreme important-c. ,lleavy damask cloths in very appropriate designs ~— size
72 x 7‘2. regularly $7.50. Special, $5.75
Other, larger sizes, equally reduced in price.
Damask .\‘npkins to match the cloths—size ‘20 x 20. Reg. $7.50.
__ $5.75 dos.
Size 22 x 2‘.’. Special $7.50.
Table Damask by the yard, juvt 200 yards of this in several patterned:
inches Wide. Rog. $3 311. ' Special, $2.39
Second floor.
Tspering, Hand-
Dipped Candles
WA delightful touch to
\
Martha Ann Fruit
Cakes
. A Carving Set-—
Sharp and True
Other carvers, including
the "very fine Universal
make $6.50 up
would cost no less, with
shades to blend with the
labor excluded.
table color scheme. Vary.
lvgrndgl'sblgip. l\lain2illnlt,lr.$3 Basement. ing let‘S. litmusguft‘.
Gleaming Crystal Highly Polls/tab
A Tempting Speciallor Silverware
Thanksgivmg
Tall. gracefully shaped lead lvlmvn
glasses of beautiful quality with \vrcntli
hand in center. Goblets. lull or low
slierberts, table tumblers and jce ten
glasses. Same identical quality sells
regularly at 75 eta. ea. Special, 29 cts.
Basement.
Fashionable ruse colored cut glass-
ware—wascs, cheese and cracker dishea,
covered candy boxes. handled saudwich
irsys, compotes, bowls, candle sticks and
mayonnaise bowls. Special, 81 ea.
Main floor.
_ Exquisite China
of French & English Origin
Theodore Hsvilaud china. a name which is renouned
for its artistry of design and color harmony. A set .
such as this will be prized for future generations.
One very beautiful pattern has nerrbw blue and
gold ilorsl border, wide inner band of ivo with spray
design and white center with basket medmicn. Being
an open stock pattern you may purchase any munbcr
of pieces and add to them as you see fit. Ask to see
thlsclisrnilng sch—prices on request.
English Porcelain, another very appropriate set. for
Thanksgivin , has ivory shoulder with narrow green
is always a delight to handle. Several
charming desigus~Century, Romano?
specially prepared service for six com-
prises knives, forks, teaspoons, soup
spoons. sugar shell, butter knife and
attractive carrying trey. 883.50 set
Colonial salt and pepper shakers in
platinum or bright finish $1.26 up
Individual shakers, three sets of
sterling silver , $2
Others up to $6.
Main floor I‘
_, .9 .‘ For His Mainly-—
The Turkey
'A Llsk sell-basting
roaster will give that
golden brown appearance
and even, tender bake.
With seamless body and
separate tray for good
sized turkey. $4
Wenrever sl um in um
routers, turkey size,
band on be sides and set with medallion in basket “.05
end iiersl eifect. . ,. - .
Dinner Plates $10.25 dos. Teseops & Ssuc‘irs U lot. 8‘1““ sheet m“ d°“'
Bread and Butter‘ Plates Bouillon Cups l Saucers 51' routers ‘ 75 Oil- up
“36 dos. m I“.
. . Iaselnem.
Filled with delicious has stainless steel blades . . .
fruits and nuts. You and sing handles. 3 pieces.“ Lgtciixdi’lihinfiiglhfigt “'5'.
would find if purchasing A Thanksgiving Special, ing, 0013M “mafia;
the ingredients to make ’ $4.95 the table or bufi'ct. Drip.
these cakes, that they less. they are made in
and Jamestown in silver plated ware. A ‘\
was; .-
.. g1“ .
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