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,j Bogota. N. .l.. n. c. Thompson end 901*]! Rllll Sunday ‘ IN LINE FOR CROA‘. l‘ Defense ill Fall [Enffi’fjl'ly’lgnmn““hm] t..iir°i.'.7.':.i “NT," | ‘1...th 1.1.1 .'. 2 i i II t i
r”; CW!“ Thomplon of!“ hos-walk; Wins Ob‘ d sC A I Into Fall's [tth-Nhltin \Vlllll‘ llil‘ . . 3 3‘ H i 1
wit ‘3:in nephews and four grendchii- 3 cm ase ttaCKs meum “we Imam“ (or “W (‘lt‘ill‘lllk l.ii~.tll\ n- . .- ll .
. * MG. udt. .' ' , . lt-nso or it... link tutu. ('zlllftti'liii
A NOW!“ on llinell which WI! h;r::°nll‘:;::|°? “Lulu-3:3 sullday Th“! State Gov t EWdence Naval u-tmrvn- “'l'lt'll lntl-r was lilln l ...,_.. _
Iii-met. desth came to Mrs.
1‘50!“ 0. unit. e-istsnt principal
fit the [in street school in Sanford
Saturday afternoon st 1:80. Bet. F.
L. Piper will oflicieto. interment
HARTFORD—Governor Jollll ll.
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“'ABIHNGTUN, t.\ l‘)——Tllo tid-
i‘d U\I'I' to lioht-ny A: company.
LET L'I‘. I'LL? YOU
g’f'i will follow in the fun" lotin But T'““"’“"- l“ ‘ “""“°“ ""‘°""‘"‘- f. s t . . t. - . . 't‘ t,
.J MW. Mrs. Holt lived at “0‘31"“.an cemetery. y p hits recommended to the citizens of "I" 0 0d" “3“" “a “0'" ‘1 °" '5‘ U!
35 D muted! and lllilrvlt'od by her Connecticut, the obi'ervsnco or um iildilgllt on the lnussiti lit‘t'illllllllillon ( “-25:11an
it ‘md. international Golden Rule Sunday 0’ (“idi'lico submitittl by tile 30V. ‘
é? Ihsweshors in Itemford 13.3“. . t l"hich comr- on Dt'rt-mhvr 5 this t‘rnlnullt in an effort to prom ihni Prttl‘lnm';
, “mud (to the High ool F m 1 year. Matty pastors throughout the “be” it. F. ii f . ' “ '
t.‘ m in 1008 ad from New Haven. ra e a state tire planning to prt-nont the the interior limit igllriill‘ilrtimi‘vuligllyentii C L t & P
l- 2 o n 9 g_ a . it ‘ work of tile Near Rust lit-Inf to ‘ " . . ’7’“ . I“. “V“W
:‘i mmwhotlvl'in:lp:l st tubs Elx‘ [killing their congregations on that tiny and "mic“ iimnf was guilty of co"“"”“' how tun rnmlly hnueo. conniniintz l ‘w' ' h k’ 'V "
i. t about for I! you-s. ‘ There will be on important meet. also to assist in collecting fundn. fill-stilt ° “m0“ “‘1‘“ ”""‘r‘° 0“ of .1; mil mm runnin on ouch C0. \.
.2. Th. iunerei ”row. m held u ‘lng of the Norwnlli Chlpter of De Ex-Govornor Marcus ii. llolcomh ‘ . . . 2 2 ., ‘ . . ..
"I? Oo'olook thlsmornlng u at, John'. tuoley in the Washington street Ms- is the state chairman of tho Nt-ar rssrelgrnoh_“l"" 50‘3““ “0‘" “‘1“ "0"" “mm” A” ““5 d““"' Phone J..CO. Ilol'wallt, Conn
aft. tholio church. in“, Elm street sonic Temple this evening. Deie. Fnst l’trlirf fund. and Neil” Fostl 9“ or“: rim}! -“ it?“ “(in two not My“, heating ”sums.
" up”. wu closed during m. morn- gates will give reports of th. con- Whnplcs. chairman of the board of R ‘3 "-0!“- t 03' Willow ,
1 seal clove held last week-end in Spring. directors the lluriford-COllllt‘Cll- “mm aid ”1"” Clli‘mt the lawyers located in WV“ ;;. “1 l‘eflidi‘litinl .
2 n‘ ' on. field. cut 'l‘rust onipany. is li‘t‘lllul'el'. for lthe two defendants turned to- nr-ciion, —- - - _
i The governor‘s ststcment follows: “'0" 8 ”it‘ll OWi'i story of testimony.
. Clerk Combs Miller .. ’l‘ll - il . -
-.. "\\l.h s firm belief that the work 0 prostru on wound i\ early Governl ,3“ Add amen loom
Th0 mnlrll of Cloth Combs Off. 'al R d ‘ of the Near East Relief is . noblo in the day with a brief of qrmpnon. .
3A "in”. Who died Sunday morning lei ecor 8* one nnd thnt its achievements will lug of Senator Thomas J. Wnleh of houses at rmwn‘lh" ”if“
;. took since yesterday afternoon at .I not only be beneficial to tho orphan. Montana. Whose prnsvi‘uilon of tho
4' oclock from his home in Rich- . (Continued from Page One.) ed childroh of the Near Bust. but to 0" investigation before it sv-nntr CANTY & C0
tin :‘Mvwn‘yww' $6.303]. he“ ._.__. ourselves as well. I am happy to re- COlllniittoe brought to life the demi- '
,5»? . A- . Dill-01' 0 i 0 «won commend to all that they obaorvt- Olinlt‘nl! on Which the prt'sent trial ...
1* N°ih°dm chu'ch- “mm“. 1m!" M m'" "° ““5“" ’1‘ m” “mm Sunday. December the fifth. next. as is based. Senntor Walsh identified Benito" lulu-Inc. i
3' ment was in Bediord. N. Y. time. Golden Rule Sunday. the summery of a letter in the son- 17 80' Minn St- Phone 830 i
"t ——"1 A considerable amount has been added comforts the increased rate- nto records written by him to Fail
V F Mun Brlldicnynnon E due the second district “ the end "The grtgnternplleniy. the runny .
"i?3..'.°.22f’°§nf’.f'l§.s..3‘ii 3.“ “C“ w" in “W” W... mi“ 53'5"3.F"....‘.Yi‘.§ 2.33." .‘i.’.'.‘2.§.‘.‘..ii’.."i
‘ Mn. Wei-i. Haven were held PM no "09' M“ been taken since have not always BcClllcd to denote PIE-D PIPER SHOES
it. this Afternoon st 1:30 o'clock from the death of Mr. lintch to protect g correspondingly llll‘Rci‘ sense of ob- . g, )'_' . -..
"3. Am home 5“ savin svonue. Rev. the district against the loss. After ligation. and 1 unrllestly conililt‘ntl to g bro these wonderful. shoes for your baby—l ml I’lpor bliOlN.
». Kenneth ’f‘“"°““°~ “a“ 0mm“ the recent shortages were brought “'6 {topic‘ot tho sioli‘i in‘udditilim: : Never before here infants’ shoes been so perfectly smooth.
a» .of 11on 'lriuity church. Westport. to i o O‘N’mw“ m “U (“it ‘“ t so soft and flexxhlo. so comfortable.
to light in the water offices and sev.
We have l’it-tl Pipers
ii officiated Interment was in Willow- they remember in terms of prac- ‘ _ .
"i‘ brook cemetery. Westport. ti: very "iterating district mcoi- tlcul charity three poor ntriictea ; lll all colors of leather.
is. ' --r- i‘ had been held regarding tho children or tho Illhleluudn‘." I
_-.r Gnu-leg s. Allen condition of affairs in the second This is young Prince .“lt‘llllt‘l and his mother. Prlnvcug llclfn' dii'orc- 3 CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
‘1." The funenl of Chli‘lel 8. Allen. tiistrlc: U10 commissioners nn- ed nifc of Prince (‘nrol of lloumanln. Should the hi‘icfl‘ illness of king 8 UTE
formerly of Westport. who passed nounced that the llcnsi iuid be filed Famous Sculptor mennd prom mm ‘an “mm h w “MW“ m“ Cm I m 1 ‘ ! 0 NORWALK, CONN.
“#3 "my Tussdey morning will be Fri- ilgsln as the. Sentinel said in its is- ‘ . - . . o \ n;
do, efterroon at 8:80 o'clock from
the funeral chapel or Director
due of 'l‘ueeday.
A licn cannot be filed against pro.
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rt‘nuunt‘cd the throw his! uintcr.
it that liclcn, s Grcl‘k. it i'nvort-d for the regency during Michael's
Lute
reports from lint-harvest have
Charles Fable in Westport. Rev. iicrtl' after a year's time and the ”“"" minority. . s
Kenneth Meekenzie sna Rev. Ed- only way the district can collie: "-he dreams. Then he completed his 1 S ecml Sale 1mg 1)." cupid play: no
. , blind Gite! rill oiflcllte. liners “'3‘" rent m“- due 10" 0"” " 3’9" statue of "Universal Peace" which I. p faioritu but he is partial to
, - meet will be in' Lower Greens “I by in“? milk was immediately accepted by the Chicago. another group “The Letter A total of ii cases of the disease f diamond engaecmcnt Rings Ant
3*, Farms cemetery Mr. Allen had been The "r"- diam“ ““3 "M ‘0"0‘“ late Sir Caspar Put-don Clarke. then and Spirit or the Law,” oivnpd by “.3 "port“, throughout the Milli". .I "" 0 "‘ l «by not? They are gem regal.
r» residing in Black Beck. Bridgeport. 9“ °“‘ the ”my 0' “"“E “at" director of the Metropolitan .‘lusc- Judgclrvlng Lehman. o: it... xv“ dmhme of I.” ; Nothing can evcrtake their place.
liens or at least there is no record
um of Art. for the museum.
York Flute Court of .ippuils. nnd his
Thi- -ro are eight were of nltoopini:
OVERCOATS
Our dealings with our customers
'5‘. 0 r ' I ‘
Bliss Butterfsss if ‘th '01)“ ‘Clcr’k: 0219“ (if f‘l") This was Buttonsky'n first great “Doctor and l'uili‘nt," at it ,. nnr. cou~h in \Oiw nth. -,. ‘ for many years have established
Mrs. Elise Butterfus passed sway ““' “:1 a“ “3 °" N “‘ “3 triumph as Inn artist. His work vurd college, horn on Joseph Gums, Mod m i. m w 6’ us finnlyin theirconfidencthand
mm! mtrning It Ill. home 01 bag: néfh‘" cities throughout the elicited such praise (bro? liftI critics brouizllt wnrmntcd fflllltv to ‘mm. scarlet fci't-r m‘cordintz to a report i“ A e in the ltfltfthll ofdtamonds, "(lim-
. ' W . - . and from the u l c. outer -——————-—-—-—~—- ‘ .A . in is 0 later im ortancc t an
her «luckier Mrs illiem Bloom mm having municipal mm mm, p made to "with Officer nooort L .ei 3 t p
Eli
WM .
1! Ferris avenue. She was 81 years
of age. Mrs. Butterfass is survived
by her daughter. Mrs. William
Bloom. seven grandchildren and
seven greet. grendchildreu.
The tuners] will tsiie piece Fri-
3 deg etiuuoon st 2:80 o'clock from
3 tho home of Mrs. Bloom. 10 Ferris
nveuue. Interment will be in River-
. "side cemetery.
Douglas Chsmherlsin
Funeral services for little Doug-
sttention is given to the filing of
water iiend‘ each year.
Treasury Balance
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2.—
Unltod States Treasury balance
pt the close of business Nov. 30
iwas $140,162,490.
he achieved another triumph. His
stiltuctto “Exile." \vns accept-til by
the late President Woodrow Wilson
for the White House.
Since then success has followed
success with the sculptor. Such
works as his portrait of the former
president of the First National Bank
in Brooklyn. the “Jacob M. Gordin
Memorial" in Reward Park. New
York. the "Ames Prize Medal" for
Harvard Law school. his “Goliath"
group st the Hebrew institute in
Scarlet Fever in
Norwalk Decreases
There was a marked dt-rrr-nso in
the number of scarlet fmvr macs in
the city for the week endinir
27. according to the
report just issued yesterduv lo' llli‘
State Department of lit-film.
were but two scarlet four «uses
her
I‘lll'tlllv.
nnllllt’d.
Niii'cm-
lztili‘ltitllii' lim’.
ycnii‘rdn)‘.
Bishop Din-is Dead
Thorn port. l‘llE'il early today.
an illness of moro than a year‘s du-
’l‘he boy lives in
tho llotou lllll section off l-‘loss llill'
Rood izntl his home has been quer-
D.\Vl-2NPOI‘.T. In. (Am—The Rt.
Jnnlm J. l’ii\'l". aged 74. bishop
of the Catholic Diocese of Devon-
Dcnth ended
NORWALK
SHIRTS
$1.65
SEE OUR W'NDOWS
. Rogers 69° Stevens
TWO STORES
SO. NORWALK
the character of the dealer selling
them.
. In addition—all W. W. W
' White Gold Diamond Rin s are
Guaranteed-“ ate all W. ..W
ill Chemberinin, six year old son of . listed as against. ten of e “'nt'k .lgo. ration. .
Mr. and Mrs. George Chsmberiain. . .. ..
01 Riverside avenue. was largely at- _ . , . . . . .
tended yesterday afternoon at 2
'o'clock st the funeral parlors of
Director D. W. Raymond i“. West
Valuation street. Rev. Dr. Maul
j ‘P. Culver. pastor of the Norwellt . . o
)‘ettcdist church officiated. Mrs. , . .
Andrew F. Chamberlain. wife of 0 ’
.Bev. Andrew F. Chamberlain. of 0 '
.. s.-. Jan-s .
Four Important
filtration. formerly of South Norwslk e ' ' ‘ . .
you: during the service. There were .- ' . 0 ~ .
sunny beautiful flowers. interment . ‘ ‘ r‘ w x..- .a ‘~ - - . .. _ . g ~. HAIR AND game
was in Riverside cemetery. ' ' 3 ' “
Leather Rocker
Good looking. well built end
covered in genuine Spsnish
leather Regular :39. 00 grude.’
“$5.5" $1900 "hill:
Miss Henrietta Baden ‘
The funeral of Miss Henriette. ‘
fielder: took piece this morning at l
TODAY we PLACE ON SALE
muons. Rev. Louis B. Howell. rec- i
tor of St. Psul's Episcopal church .
Wed. Interment was in the ‘
Belden family plot in Norwelk cem-
. .otery. “
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.. 0'2 ;.2
ROCKERS
Included in This Sale
at Savings of 331/3%
Orrin )1. Price ‘
Orrin M. Price. It. pest deput- l ‘ . . . 0
men: commander of the Connecticut l 3 i AM" And ”MM Climtmee Gift! The Windsor Chair or Rocker. regard
G. A. 3.. and commander of Sedg- ' i
'wlek post. No. 1. G. A. 11.. of Nors l
Molt. died suddently Tuesdsy eve- l
hing in Norwich. l
-' Mr. Price was born December H. i
4 At Savings Up to One-Third
. .13: attrition"; tar-t: . -
‘ Norwich on December 6. 136i. he ‘ 0f Regular Pnces
drill-toil in the 18th Connecticut
.Volunteers and served as a. sergeant
the company of Captain .1. Mc~
0rd, He saw service in the depart.
meat of the Gulf under Goneule
end Banks and wu at the
. of Port Hudson on the Missis-
‘r ”in. Lster he was in the Shenan-
flih Volley under General Sherman
ed by many as the most graceful and
attractive of occasional furniture, has
1 distinct appeal. Charming lll de-
sign and finish it is a real aristocrat
among chairs. We include several
grades In this sale at very substantial
savings. They may be bought on
Friendly Terms ard a small deposit
will hold any chair for Christmas de-
livery.
810. (I) Grade ("“3133 3. 750
‘lzwww gums...“ .3 850
$15.00 Merci-mum. $1050
“800 6",].er tot-china. ”$1 250
$21.00 modems}: 31500
$24-00 Matthieu]. $1800
FIRE [DE CHAIR
A splen id reproduction. ms.-
hogsny finish frame with
demesk or velour coverings.
Regular $42.00 Grade.
W $2700 not:
Early Christmas Shoppers will find in this sale
of chairs an opportunity to obtain gifts that
will always be prized — at unusual savings.
d m h M d h Occasional chairs for every room in the house
. 1,5313“. 3 mm ° I” m“ are included in the Sale. A few of the most at.
g p , winners :1; “mm ' . / iractlve values are listed here; there are many
more A. ompeon. aged to . . . - .3
,3: am "mm, “mum. of ‘ . others Your inspection is invited. ,
Wants in Norwsllt hospital. i t .. .
. 30 wss well-known. having for- .
FlRESlDE CHAIR '
The» luxurious chairs ere
covered in Jscqusrd end ere
equipped with loose cushions
over I. bed of oil tempered
springs. Regular "0.50 grade.
Wssasom m:
stony been in the trucking business ; ‘
him as Thompson's Express. for
sum eighteen yesrs up to the tints
ethi- retirement s few years ago. i
a?» mister employed as wntchmsn 1 l .
the c. and K. company Mr. l f“
e e . f, l
E?" wraidl’tmtl t‘ ,5? 13an W31 A'r JOHN. A“ ‘1' m“ "m V l-‘lRESlDE CHAIR
mm“ 3' m r r. - ~ ”272%ch Gorgon - —: Mall d
Besides his widow he 10 survived A h: ; - I ogany an Covered in fine tapestries. this
month il'f.°l‘f..':‘ii.‘.2.': . , .. ‘ \ mum" 4.22312 .2:
“4115-133? $3.2?imin: ‘3 .3‘ 73; , .- N . / Walnut ROCkers :2: Baum 865-0:Ht:;e.
odel 35 With 0n ' :H b9 " \ I, m AtSeviugeuptoOne-Helf Reg.Prices $2.90 Term:
,2 e i ‘ 3 .
IE it ' Dial “ i 3‘ . . J 31"” whim-:33" 72° "
.3 gen radio but the rsdie for 0 i. ‘15-” Mia-uni...» s 800
5 arm
. e 2 $18.00 Martha-lo 3 900
”0-00 M rural-=1? $1000
Au. AT FRIENDLY TERMS
,2 ‘ ‘
' 3 ". . . . 0 ‘ .. etrnvat‘ifinnh m:..‘.11‘i"_”"
. .1 .. . o . Store Open My till 8 p. 111.; ingmuygvbv-‘an'fia
’ . o ' ' Mail! 9 p. in. Jw‘w ~' '
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SALE OF ona aivmroars
m .30 Ml -975
weds] Sale”
We have only a few of these full-studs
Mandi: “I'll-
< ” . ' HADLEY’
.. I. . ’3‘" > Broad and John Sis.
I'M. . . ‘ .7 . end hrs of loose cushion construction
. . , , _ , {A 0 - If our beds of oil tempered springs.
A; 'f’ . f, , 5'.‘ ,t .- . _ j . . ‘ - 2 1 ‘ ‘ ‘ét . . s
- ., .. . . . . .- .4...» .1 .r; . {3.30%. ,H ‘ _, ’ “ >* ‘ . ; ”r . 3 .. ‘
”in “J, . :l "‘ ‘ " V I I w 3“” ‘ ’13me ‘ l" k ' \r 3":
devenports st this pflee. so quiet actions
is urged. They are covered in jacquard
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