we.l«Willi?’l‘hr‘i-v.riiil’3“”l'"l7'7“W"lW“~-k"m"i M“? ‘
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.. ~ .. Vs . . , Nonwlttx. CONN. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER so. 1926. “
Dump Site for l
Darien is F ound' TRISTRAM 89° HY ATT
(loop arm's smears CITIZENS . . .,
ponyo WIN a YESTERDAY'S AORWALK S LEADIMl lliil‘
THE C. o. MILLER COMPANY.
Have You ’Cllosen Her Dancing Frock?
(MODS S'l‘iih’l“. '
:1 MEETING or SEIII‘ZCI'MEN—i WALL STREET N()R\VALK, ('ONN.
l TOKENEKJCI'LO‘I‘ AGAIN mun: ——~—---__ .- ~. - . ...::....:.__._.._ -_ ._ _ .
t J " ‘ I __... “w- . <-———».~ _
_ PartyFrocksFor may. Gift 0:13.121“ . Opportune Sale
[nation Herrick. lisrien, oor- l
tel. Sentinel Otfite. 1 ‘
I I m ' rmi 5 OF LINOLEUM and LINOLEUM Rl'GS * -
mmh'.¥.’fih:.'t°.. ‘i FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
Announcement was made st the
new umbrellas. with their 1 a
short stubby cm. “a bril- meeting yesterday of tie 1)er n . AR STRONG PRINTED [JNOLEU S
Sale price We sq. yd. reg. price $1.25. dale price $1.98 running yd. reg. price $2.50
‘ Younger Misses
New STyles Were Up to $22.50
$12.75
. Board of Selectmen in the town hall
lisnt ”' ”um. Can that e. suitable site for s. dumping
you suggest ‘ h tDMO r ground had at last been secured and
thought for Christmas giv-
' ' ' h ~ ll . ‘
Younger misses Will adore m2 $5.3...13303..'l.£m.:ii.3§i.3°:: °' so. $333335}??? Rug:i 0 $9 3' 6 9 hell Basso Rugs
. -. _ After frllitlI-sse or. CXlt‘n ng ' n, . , 0 me x .SECpl'ice 6.00, reg. rice 7,0
theie damty niw “Oak -°f~ « “5“” fi".:..’:.’.1.°.‘i.°.'..‘.Ili;“.i‘:.“.¥..§il°‘il": 3.... 6 x 9» “1...... ”minnow m s... 7's" x 9. .... p... $7.50. .22. m3. is
fered at SpeCIal reducnonb G353 Ulnbrgegl.‘ pl:h offered some time ago. Tile 81“ 9 X 12’ “1° pd“ $1500! fl" price $18 8i" 9 X 12. 3318 price $13.50, reg. price $15
I ' - ' . t l d ti rr kcl k 1 .
Just at the busy HOIIday sea With novelty I“? borders 3:212:33 galaslstotllsodllszdlilhpf' 1
ing ground had been rcsccurr-d from
son with its rush of .parties In black. purple. m. green.
and dances. Of light weight “a "‘7? . $in°¥$§§ 3.113535“. .33“? ".22.“ East Ave M E Fair
silks, in popular evening sm‘ 9532"“ hit“. "M m“: . ' ' ° STYLES CERTIFIED
Mr. Austen ordered the dillllplllll Begins Tomorrow
shades. Ages twelve to seven-
‘ teen.
to Rib short stubby models.
plain satin borders. In green.
red. new. purple. or black.
of refuse on his property to cease
last July when tllo town failed to
take care of the premises and the
Tokeneke road was turned into a
l‘tfl' men s. Women’s and children’s shoes; quality guaranteed
at our store.
CHRIST CHURCH CHRISTMASz
BAZAAR BY WOMEN'S Glillll)
t C. U. '.\lII.I.l-;rl in, HHt‘UND FLOUR
x'orih league at the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal church tomor-
‘ I -t'lil allsidtil ‘ . ‘ ’ . .v.. A
~.. » . afimfi“ nomination; ....;...::.:,..".l 32.2.31?“ m0" .0 . LON 35.33%. 315%th ..
'4 latte. dM.At idh ' , , . .
. ‘ . $5.50 . grac'ilce stgpped. us on m ‘ c! ' _
‘ ' i 1 Under th present 'ti 9. l I)
z: ' SILKS AND - IMPORTED C01 [0N5 Li...‘.°“...‘i.°.i.’.'.l'.i"€...".‘§ .............§. wm be .25.”:l‘.“..‘i.’:...:l EAST NORWALK
T 1 _ I: , match. In mm. red. 3“,. every Friday from 7 o'clock in thee __ _
E ' . ‘ $16.75 brown. purple or black. gang?" 31:31:;zigrlglnégeozftggofinég 3.02:3." cfirmfig’efiffi, 33‘ C Keep Your Food Cold. fad‘ properly Refrigerated With \V
I . . . . . ‘ 0010.!“ Border guzsiopatt?‘t‘;gip3::o15102:}???be? ""91 Office. 92- I O lime in supply Jon’s-tealillslqud r;;ninrlr it emu Iittl ()
Dainty indeed are these little dancing frocks for Miss Seven Silk 2;“9581‘9‘1“ Jiffy; 51““:"3‘ "‘° ““3“" 0 H d, h h . A PHONE 995 ‘ L .. t) ‘
00 our “'85 rout "9. ll 5 an as among C UI‘C SOC ety. t s \ 1:;
to Twelve. Of lustrous lightweight silk o‘r dainty imported 16 Rib .m. umbnuu. with i.‘iiL".ii§.‘.’"i33‘ii“iiEioii-Z‘iiiié"'ES'W" m" M the m" °' "w hp" iL r. RAIN 1' “mm “RD D ‘
plain or contrasting colored
SUJEUU;
borders. Handsome handles
3 lidzerton street. James H.
cotton materials. ' Colors are all light pastel shades.
Moore. five-romn cottage on Maple row ntternoon and evening. i-‘or
wall shades. avenue. 32,200; w, 1-. Mom); nous.- the children who will attend :1 mm; ,
on Noroton avenue. “.000. gram of entertainment is being giv- °
r . T 0 ° A New Stubby ‘ --—-—- on at 2:30 o'clock while the adult! our Chlldren 8 Shoes Wear
rimming: re 0 o SilkUMbl’CHOI i A second series of Americanizailon l 01' Honing. performance “ill be sh - I
10.50 1 l classes have been started in the fifth C" M b O'CIOCk- ‘ .
. . x '3“. m to 3 w n .11....ch ”10?: spun“... Clam, l s. ‘ d... d ; Today 5 grown-ups wore our shoes when they
- _ . - ' ~ . setto e as are eng 0 in the Baker school "no ravew avenue UIUD shows . . .
Embrmdely, ribbons, smocklng, and lifely lace adorn these quality umbrellas. u us. every Wednesday ..-......., mu... .1... .. city's m... decreases to were children and likewise are bringing their
‘ . . . short stubby models. so only i tones from the Baker school topical" the vanishing point in cold. . ’
fl'OCkS'vevel'y 11119 13 approved by Very young stylists! GrOup- “-0 curry. Good sturdy frames ' tie Springdale section of n... town wentlwr. In the Warm months incl children here for the same reason—because our . .
-ihe best matsflais.
C. O. lumen (30..
is so great that many resldtnts were
unable to make the trip. and for
. this reason the new classes have
ufhc around the park site grew by ’
leaps and bounds to over a third of
tie required semi-circle but growth:
shoes wear
h ed in one special selection.
liusu srentl sto ed now.
C. O. MILLER 00.. N’ V W
Second Floor
i been started. The new class will meet
every Tuesday evening under the di-
rection of Louis Jefferson. There is
at present an enrollment of about 15.
A large stock, properly styled and rightly priced.
MILTON ELWOOD
do
SECOND FLOOR
The annual Christmas Fair of the
Women's Guild of Christ Episcopal
Ready Reference
c. o. MlLLER co. ‘3
STREET FLOOR
' All This Week
‘ in our corset department
...- will he demonstrated
Garments. Miss Mary E.
Gannon of the Nemo-Flor
fitting :.ervice. .
C. O. MILLER 00..
SECOND FLOOR
$3.95 For 3 Pairs
In Holiday Gift Boxes
A real saving on a lovely gift box of hosiery—411a gift
ed in a gift box. Newest shades, featuring shadow,
flesh, and blush, besides black.
0. o. manna 00.. snconn moon
\ For The Women Your List .
,u HANDBAGS!
' A gift that is always sure of a warm welcome. especially
if it is one of the very newest styles—new in leather.
shape. and color. The favored leathers are alligator.
liurd. and ‘calrskln.
' $2.95 to $16.75
Colors are new. featuring two tone effects. 'Shapes are
varied. many smart dressers carrying different sty'es for
‘ each costume. Quality. hire. is always the best—and
price: most moderate. ‘
CHANGE PURSES
Finer quall‘y change nurses. each imported.
of several different effects.
.\ selection
_‘ Fl; -t quillty workmanship throughout.
ROSE Parm't’iinmws
33-98 ‘
A dainty adornment for the most sophisticated bondoir.
Of orgsndy, in yellow, lavender, blue, pink, peach,
orange, and old rose. In‘new and lovely rose petal of-
feet, something very new. and different in decorative
pillows.
C. 0. MILLER 00.. STREET FLOOR
Whether it’s a wafer-like single compact or double
noon from 3 until 8. The sale is be-
ing given under the illlspit‘t‘fi of the
Church Friendly society. Articles
‘01' all killds will be on sale and a
large attendance is exported.
The Dnrlcn High school building
K n o b e i
have started \\ ork on
5 Brothers,
l
i Mansfield avenue
.
l
a house on
John Tyler. local contractor, has
commenced work on t'. 1-2. llouton's
new store on Norman avenue. .
I
Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose S. Brewer.
SALT LAKE CITY. (AP)-—8tart-.
lng out so partners in crime and;
later terminating this tie when the)"
fell into the hands of the law. Archie
Wilcox and R. H. McCoy have he-
como inventive partners in the state .
prison here. i
Both mechanically inclined. thm‘
turned their skill when reunited in
the prison machine shop to improv-
ing equipment. One of their achieve.
ments is an improved type of bear-.
tng said to eliminate knocks from
motors. Patent has been applied for
and McCoy has been notified that it
would be issued.
LONDON. (AP) —- Lord Dewar.
whose wit has made him a popular
after-dinner speaker, is creating
Borne lead a stronous lite dodging
H)" l ractors, !
.\lr.~. Arthur Carr. Mrs. J. T. War-
ren. Miss Ada Bette. Mrs. J. V.
{Close Mrs. G. W. Irving. Mrs. 0.
‘liutler. Mrs. ll. Nuden; tickets. Mrs.
.1. Smith; kitchen. Mrs. r. M. Wheel-
ior. Mrs. G. F. Smith. Mrs. F, W.‘
:Slllrdcvant,~2\irs. F. Clark. Mrs. J.
ill. Wheeler. Mrs. D. Kimmich. Mrs.
When baby was small he. or she.
inns bathed in a. cute little metal
iL‘d it. however. solved the problem
{oi its disposal by making it an ash-
csli. It now proudly adorns the
front sidewalk on collection days.
mute evidence that there is a use
hers expected are Mr. and Mrs. Soul
L. Gompers of New York City and
Ted Gompers. stage musician and
comedian. who will come here from
New London where he is now play-
ing.
Edward Dwyer left last night on
the midnight train returning to
school in the south after spending
his Thanksgiving holiday at home.
U. S. Actresses Have a
More “Kick”--Frsnkau
than English actresses. observes Gil-
bert l'ranltau, the novelist, who has
Jus‘. returned from a tour of the
United States.
can really shove over big emotions
I y church is to be put on Wednesday
John '1'. inh‘orge. 56, Rockford, night. December 8. Committees! 124 w in
Diary S e . [Iil.. died yt‘hli'l'l‘la)’ at the home. of have been appointed and a menu “h Eton 8t. south Norwalk
10c penal For “I: week only his sister. Mrs. Howard W. "Ml. arranged for the supper that is to
West avenue, “‘hcl‘o llt‘ had been to served.
'1 _ 1 [:1 1 1 b k Y O 1 Se] visiting {or P low \vt‘vkg. Friends TN: committee members namedI
ll mva‘ “8 e ill e 00 “at our W“ or ection The Very Newest Shade lof Mrs. Hail extend llt'l' their symm— MO “3 (0110": V .
. . CG -— s . ‘ « . FSLYON . TERL'NG
nominal cost Has half page "L" “m” "“1 “mew“ b°°“‘" ° ' i '
'4 . . _, Mrs. 1-1. ll. Davis and Mrs. 1' ' -
for each day of 1927 With ' ' n 0 w b
' _ s. 66 V )9 - g 7 There will he a. Christi -. . l~ ' ll‘hllip Jakob; reception. Mrs.l JOB PRINTING
storehouse of genera] Iniorma- (IOTdnn Flt“ FaSh.’)ned PURE SILK ROSIER‘ the rish house of Si“ lilo.“ l'n S. W- Kelley and Mrs. H. Rus~ Th" Trend in
. , W . he s
tron, (10th bound, church, Noroton. Thursday after. sell; supper. Mrs. Arthur Morehouse. South Norwalk U R N I T U R, E
Bring In Your
Radio Tubes
And Let L's Test. Them
EASY PAYMENT PLAN
Sterling Furniture
.ssnions
' Company
the newest things in that everybody expects and really likes! Pure silk in .s;::"”::::.,::“ ,,:“"';:,.,“3.3.3.2121:3._.. \‘Vood. u... n. Ill. “3...... in... Free . 43.65 No. Main st, Tel 105
Nomi) , Flex Foundation seml'semce weight. Your Own 0010]? selection, Dank' groom in the town hall. .1" Lobinson. Mrs. L. An arson. 3 TIMES SQUARE
AUTO SUPPLY
Hygienic Fashion 1...... evenslow. French nude. aleson. moonlight. muscade, , ... ... s.gggl‘ghmghmguaggn(gag::{gwb“; .. x... "this 270s;- Now-m RENT
flute is here to give you lIUde, Champagne, parChment, blue fOX, atlllOSphere Nelson. 'mme something ofawhlto elephant. go Wall St. Norwalk
irec expert advice and ’ ~ .....__ lino East Norwaik woman who own- phone 2.00
Both Stores Open Evenings
JOHNSON ELECTRICAL
FLOOR POLISHER
for a day
"Free Delivery"
Oil,
s
.ANGEVINE
On the Purchase 0! s.
BEAUTIFUL MILLER
Conn. Light & Power Co.
Phone 3600 ‘
Gas or Electric Lamp
QUALITY LAMP
Norwnlk, Coors.
. FURNITURE co.
16 North Main Street
" Women’s 1|“me So- Norwalk Phone 2'6 '
\ ‘, .. . . . LONDON (AP) '7: American “' ' 0 WINTER UNDERWEAR
‘- $1“ $295 COMPACTS ARE woman .W‘” ”£3,533st ,gtsmn ....... have more k... .. ....... ..,.
Women and Children
Cotton and Silk and Wool
CARTER’S
In medium weight
d. WALL 81'. NOBWALK
it“ C. 0. MILLER 0.0.. eraser noon Vol-X's Sing“ Contact 31-00 moi-k." yet chm is not one in this country." of the season. in the tlnest no.
, . . . MILL .. m ' FLOOR ’ fl = rlcs. fur and styling all gloriously
. C 0 ER CO lll'l‘ ' . E HOTEL BUN-BATES PUT . ‘ comets s silk lined and warmly lnterlinod.
I ' i ' l LOVDOTVN m) "‘Dlgugffits ' These values are being offend
' - . , ' ‘ ' 3° ' elsewhere st prices higher by far.
_ fl: / ... m o / ... e “cit! W W" mm": m:;“::: sax DIEGO. cu. (am—slim; Art Needlework 1
, ‘ . _ ' r I ‘ s . . for marzipani erm‘htsrtair hav in- 3.9,"- Krudson. a young school} nil- costs from $83.00 and In
J 4’ vi W it .~ ‘ i -‘ ‘ '“dm' ° ° ' {m ’ to m ‘g,,, teacher. l makins ere-t storm- Our New Line at Strmpcd cm: Cloth Costs mm sius tosssso
g ‘“’ " ‘ “Ml“ several it ll”: r ° °' with a class of potential orstors who Dresses from $8.08 to “5.00
. ~ 5?“ “‘3"; 5“" f3: no w W have speech defects. she an that will interest the alert needie- ,
‘ q. . * ~‘ I‘ u. ‘ W‘s 'MJI» A all speech defects such .- stammsr- Are may worth more than
‘ . . . ‘ 1.... - . ,,‘ f“. agar-“:1 23:18:: unadntoniatlcsll; inc. HIDIII- baby talk and in some workers who get early to work on double the price!
* c ' m . esteem on strol- ‘11:“ ”do: $32.23.” “"‘°"°"" m cumulus arms a Case and be convinced
. -’ h A. i“ ’ ass;- snout
, . it , . ‘ 2. :w& math mm" as” mhtmdphylohohfl.m THE PARIS
. -. >1 , 2- r. i l 'm.W W trouble ls usually the result of ner- J L "m
at '.. .. 1‘ J, ‘4‘” ._ u. gl .1, W vommlsokflsslt-oosfldsnubsd e w .p a '0. w. a. g. m
i . ” ‘ 't ' "1“” ”new t. """"".. .3 .. I V ' ~ . mum ms, ‘
H.- " .w. 41. w ’ 957*" . .:‘. i i .. V- ” L:
‘ '- ‘:."rvfl;-!'MWV§Win-vssmn on k
li‘nit‘ileld avenue. leave Wednesday" , . _ Ale n F“ ° .
" for Eustis. li‘la” where they will!”r cxerything. Wine Presses xat‘der rnlture
spend the winter. Mrs. Ralph M. Bennett and sons. C h l Lompany
‘Ralph. Jr.. and Russell. 87- Seaview r118 ers L ‘
Harry Raymond, “M occupied a“ i avenue. left today for Brooklyn. 3, 50 SOUth M94111 Street
agrnment '“h ”‘0 “gal”; “block. where they will tlsit several days K028
' ‘ ssummer. as move 0 e own. . .
". “M Li" ”mam“ wooo sap nnsss saucers i I
. . .
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Gompers. 21 l
in . Partners In came Cove avenue. are to have I. email Rosenfield Bros { Q
‘ " Make Goodlnpri‘on ramily reunion at their home this ' i ..2.00 Allowed
\ o“ “M . ; coming week-end. Among the mem- 125 Was on St. Tel. 340 : For An Old
Attractively Colored ‘gioosepectfl anyone of these indispensable aids to {373.2 Effieeplflm, ”mm, Om, A a 1d 22mg, "‘..°..°'-.K.i..°'.‘i.b.' hag: “Mammy Pm“
. . s ' 9 v I
CHANGE PURSES beauty Will make an ideal gift. All of these compacts u; a... dammed to m .0 m“, :1”: ankm‘md‘ mm n, no 1927 . u
50C b fill . 11 women The-mud ho told m; Itil‘l’l‘iid doubt but. that American sctresses D. , d We JEANNmE
mil 2 re et ere. once. " e ms to success I e . l , .
Good {mam}. change purses. 1’” several bright COM”. 5/ l with women pushing their husbands were better than the filing‘ llh d at 131198 an i so SOUTH MAIN 9mm
.. TIIE GIFT FOR MEN' . . ' . .. - .. ....... .....£’.i‘;~”'l.'.“‘.‘;.:°‘-T::i $.33.“ f 80m Norms. com
.‘ " ' Hudnnt 8 ‘Deauvllle Single Compact. . . . . ”on. . ~.-- )0 i "It" . wing wife who laughs It at bnck- chat “:36. the stage, but calendar Pad,
NEW BILL FOLDS ; u ,, ‘ her husband's Jokes." he continued. when it come to 'tearing n: as they
some WM Hudnut a Double Looseth . $3.50 on, mm. m, not 1,, funny, bu. WM “ "I Amen“. “a "m" ‘ The
" . ‘ some husband'- are. .. .
. ‘ 980 to $5.98 . Woodworth’s “Ksress” Double thy H 0,... . ’1." "H It protects the working fJfggfifi :Tofiowm'azt'ctm . “e SW
Here is a diflerent gift suggestion tor any man. In line , u . ,, . o W i .giri. t it ll “’0 girl “1'0 ‘0“ “°7 of England. There are bond“!!! 0' Hallillton Shop a
quality leathers. just the styles and size that men prefer. WOOdWOTth ' V108” . Luther Vin“! . - - . u- w r ”- work who needs the most protection. “at...“ in the United States who Fm
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