u.
I ‘ Saturday night at
, villi be an exceptionally large number
, who will receive the initiatory degree
1
m, by placing u. Burglary policy '.
1111111 1111 out! let us relmburn you for ,
, Ml. Telephone 1230.‘ 11,,
~30 Walhln'glon smut,
.m
All kind: or 1mm...
“Public Stenograpner.
lDetectiveJSergeunt Thomas Leather
land, of Narnulk, spent yesterday 111
Bridgeport on business.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Norwallt Building. Loan and investL
meui Association will be. held tonight
in the office of Taylor and Golden in
iW'tshinuton street
A large pane of glass was broken
lirnce‘s grocery
store on East Wall street.
know who did it and if they settle? no
arrest will be made.
A New York automobile. bearing the,
license number Hil484 N. Y., was t‘ow~
ed into Jolm A. Mills' garage on
Isaac street Saturday night at about. 9
o’clock. The gasoline in the carbu-
retor caught fire and destroyed it. The
machine was being driven buck from
the Yulelv‘rinceton football game. The
owner has not up to date called for
the car.
Our lirothcl a Lodge No it), i. 0.
0; li‘.. held a meeting last night 11:1
which two candidates were initiated.
With the members of the lodge earn-
e§tly working for new inelubers'there
in January. Already there. has been
received unite "11 number of'upplicn-
lions.
_,,.,, ._.... m... -w—-—---- _.
WHAT we EAT.‘
Won't. you admit we are getting wise.
Somewhat precnutionn and surprised,
To have 0111‘111ilk graded "l’lutuex 1/ ,
' To myself i soliloquize.
“Why not?"
.4.»
You see we can't be well and strong.
It. must he “Certified." and Illlut'n no
3111111,.
We must, lit-lest. tirade A and it.
While for how milk, henronn not for
um.
01‘ court-'0 not. l
But then the “Beef" juui given moi
(our.
all
Him-1
The it umber sum hell tell me how
For my 8111111111 come. from the
My ‘t‘ 1115' oil come from nosey (low.
llut when l1" comes uud before he
li‘ili'l'ti. {
'I'vo not to know all about the.
“Hindi, »
Alnu 1111» (two, llullu nud Since,
The \‘uurliuua, tlt'us‘rwl'o nod other old
ltn'zn.
'l‘hoh there‘s the
bnho,
Thouuit it only no Mutton. 11nd 1111 old
1.1111111 we_1111111eti1ner
1111 .lnko, -
1
it only 111- 11 line
”We.
lint 1111 l1)l"i'i‘|‘lllllll}"
country
Wu 1111 to you.
|
Now i hunt: the lintrher‘v turn comm
1111111
For noel: 1111 tirdlnnuro no perplexed.
The fill! i1.1111111 ewnm in be tho (tout
While thorn 11:11 oilmi‘u: ,llllll lulu; lltilf‘.
mJ. L.
llWidlt‘i‘ WHMAN Wnula 111111 heroin
there bacilli. At. 1111 («111111111111 of many
lllmlrnudb of dollurn 11nd nearly two
i’eur‘u‘ time we. burn conducted and
rend; for delivery. the stir Volume lu-
iemuilmml t‘oohlng Librury by 1i? of
the World'u r‘umoun Cltofswl’nilod
Sluice. ilunndu and Europe. Recipes
new. Never before published. Very
complete and anally understood. Each
book complete. be 1.111111 Recipe
hooks. leruy consists of
r1111: SALAD noon
Till”. ounrmo 1111111 310th .
Till? Airrnuuoou 'l‘ldA BOOK
r111: MINT!“ SWEET 1100K
Tllii‘.’ iiillflAll AND PAfi‘i‘lli' [30th
Till: DEMBEHT BOOK
.11) (31111111 «2111111, Prepaid
f2 .11 Set. 13111 bonito. Prepaid.
beautifully Emboanotl flavors. rum
and four colors in attractive Carton
Muller: Money refunded if not do-
“th with those books. MOST
11131.11. CHRIETMAS PRESENTS.
Moth Hamill. coon. ,f
Tel 371
fer 25.11.11.111 Sack
if East India TeaCo
125 Washington Street
'I he accompanying waist will be uni-
vcr; nily likcd,hc13usc it may he adapt-
ed to so many various purposes. If
it c prplum is shortened, the waist
can do duty as a dressy model. while,
“gem... 11.11....“
.....,h.._......-——n~......._
v:
Easy and Practical Suggestion.»
' son The
HOME DRESSMAK'ER ,
used as a separate blouse to wear with
start of different material.
As illustrated the model shown her'
is made of rcsuda green duvetym 1r.111
med with a lace collar and rc1ez5 1
The police
tlronuvd '
with the )c lum len ythoned it 1118. b
l p . . 2’ y e metal gauze. This idea is so111cwl.11 V
' ' expensive to carry out, but the blot: .11
looks handsome with skirts of cit-311
matcrial.’1hc duv'ctyn will cost 1»
least $5 a yard, but it is very wide :1
not a great deal is required ()1 1c.
one- half yards of 54— —i11ch maminl ..l
he required for a woman of aryeia
size, with 1/2 yard of all- -ovcr lace, 11
the collar and 1,4 yard of metal 1:11.11
fm the rovers. 1f the materml 1:1 111'.-
44 inches wide then 17,}; yards 1-. ..
be needed.
In cutting out the waist. lhc 11111.11:
and hack,1narkcd “M" and ”if" 11-
pcctively. can be placed on 11 length
wise fold of the. maicliul lcuvim: 1..
outer front and long sleeve. to he 11!:11
ed on 11 leugthwrsc thread of the 111:1
thrinl. '
in finishing the rcvcrs and coilnis
the work should he as smooth 115 pos
sihlc, otherwise the effect will not It
flat and smooth. If a short SlL‘tVL‘ i.-.
desired. and there are many who cling
to the short sleeve In spite of insliion's
many changes. it should be finished
with a plain or fancy cuff
Many individual touches may be
added to this model. such as chnngino
the lines of the vest or arranging 11
in two or three different kinds of 111.1
tcrial. livery one has an individun‘.
style which should be so thorourrh.
studied before a garment becomes :
finished product that there will be r.
dissatisfaction with it afterward. ,lu:
because a gown is becoming to uuot‘
or does not justify a replica for our?
self. The neck of it may be Dutch. 1"
where :1 V would he more becomingm
a long shoulder where a shorter in
raglan would be better
Lines are indicated on the puitcm
for the long or short pcplum and ”11
front may he finished in either «now
or round effect. The levers may in
omitted. if one is inclineddo hL' stout
without taking away any of the hem.
ty of the model.
- _ 'lhe smartest tailored suits for “'1'
fl 5;,- . fer, are still exploiting the short. loose
0" ,4: -422“ fitting jacket and the Russian hl 111111
. . in its various modifications. so that in‘
CHIC AND DAINTY sclccing this model the woman who
(Inc ()f the advance winter models wants to be 11ltra-smart will have noth—
with n prlum blouse that may he mg it) four (‘5 regards ”‘0 lijlllill‘ 0f
used for various occastons. With the ““3 ”I1” her “Wk W1” he do rigour.
pcplum abbrcx 1utcd. the waist may ~
serve us a separate model for matinee.
wear. The dress is snmrt carried out
in wool rn’linv or velvet. .
cutnuo 1911106 841i.
' ”to or.” IWMWWM Mil/0W NAP
l‘ntcufcd April fill. um
Wuist——No. 5411. Sizes 32, 34, 36, 38; 40. 42, 44 and lid-burn
measure. Price of pattern. 15 cents.
Skirt—«No. 5422. Sizes 21. 22, 24. 26, 28. 30. 32 and 34 waist
measure. Price of pattern. 15 cents.
m...
.
These Home Dreaamaking articles are px'cparcd especially:
this newspaper from the very latest styles by The Pictorial Ruble,"
“ensues 117“”‘1‘1151311 MEETING. 111..
i111.» 11111111115111.1111.» 5.1.31.1. to 111.15%"
ltlulenutuw ioneihor,
Delegates Demand an invuhtlilallon 0“ it in Milli the. utory that. John Mich-
Michltlan Mluo Grants, ell won 11 enndidnto for pronident
iii-lM‘TI.l¢, W11nll.. Nov. l'ii.»~»'l‘lminu11lnnt unmuel (lmnpnru. who woe to
11.1.“111111'1ml ‘ ., .
lmowledgoa till) receipt of :10 from
which the léciil young ladies conduct-
ed 1110 successfully. Theusaoolatlon in
‘most grateful. -
L... M1,”..- 1 .1,
Thanksgiving
Double Ilonatlng ‘Puns, Plank Stock
Boards, Pastry Bugs, Faring Knives.
fee Pcrcolutorn. etc.
Albert F. Gehebe
cry-West Washington 81..
South Norwalk.
Prompt Delivery.
PHONE 10692.
the proceeds or the Halloween dance '
J‘Kitchenwlare
Suggestions
Brown un'd White Casseroles. Univer-
' an] Bread Makers. Food Choperu, 0011'-
i
T1. Electric
Washing
Machine
A real domestic
economy. Does a
full day’s wash in
an hour or so—
without labor—and
the clothes are clean
and untorn—«a boon
to the housekeeper.
The United Electric
Light 81 Water Co.
Think
It Over
What are you going to do to
earn a living? .
THINK lT OVER
90 per cent. of Merrill graduates
of Cletus 1913, can answer this
great question. They are earn-
ing 11 living. and our training
did it.
Think it over now and enter.
Merrill
Business College
DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS '
South Nurwalk.
Stamford. Port Che-tor.
School Children should have
their Eyes Carefully
'Looked After’
OF QUALITY
The season of slippery
roads and pavement-sis here
"the scauon when it’s
chains-lmve YOU 3 pair?
If not, have us supply you.
' Other winter supplies we
carry are cold weather lub-
ricants of highest quality,
tires and tubes that are of
'HONEST QUALITY, tools
that are dependable and a
splendid stock of accessor-
ies and small parts.
Close pric'e's and guaran-
teed quality:
-m...‘
W. A. Haniord
criminal to run without skid «
City National Bank
ramancrs A GENERAL “mum
Business AND OFFERS zvaav
ncmrv cousrsraur
WITH souuo
IANKING’
m
Capital Inrplul Ind Prom
$100,000.00 '
W
319. bone-it noun :3 and" 1:» you
EDWlN H. MATHEWSON. Pr“.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st Vico-Pru.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 211i Vic.
Pr“.
‘WiLFRgO IODWELL. Cubic!
——__..
DIRECTOR!
I. H. Munow-on J. Wail-co Mum.
Iofm H. Knapp John H. Light.
Christian 8mm Fred. H. Row-u
Ismael Grumman Lcwit R. Hut-Illa:
Hoary I Lockwood
J
W”..- ...... p”...
011 7.11100 00
DO YnU WEAR GLASSES?
If so are you satisfied that they
have been fitted to your eyes In a
correct and proper manner? Have
They Given Your Eyes That Relief
which you expected they would? If
they haven‘t or you need sin-m.
consult me at once.
WILLIAM J. MOORE,
' OPTIGIAN.
R061» 0, Kent"- Buildlnn.
No. 165 Wallington .Bt.
Oppollto Hoyt'u Thain-0.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Evenlngl. I. 80 to 9.
N. Y. Mitten—727 Ab A119,, 9 to
4 p. 1». daily.
(54 " arse Blankets"
We recommend SA
Home Blankets because of
their great utrength, their
warmth. their homo-protoc-
tion nnd their long wear.
They in o the. leaders. Ask
for a 5A Home Blanket
when you buy.
..
DUYA
3A IOUAMI ELANKZY VON DTRIKT \III
I”. DTAHLI ILANNIT I'D" 1K1 ITAILI
IA fiLUIII “OBI FGI’I YOUR OWN GOMFOHY
Sold by .
feature of this: mornlng'u 1111111111111 of
tho Amerienn reiteration of Labor wun
expected to he. 11 reholutlon presented
by Delegate Thomas V1111 Luv. demand
lug tbut Congroan luvoattgntn tilt!
churgen mode on the iloor of the com
ventlon that the Michigan cdbpor
companion obtained much or their land
by fraud under Connresuionul grunts!
111m yearn 111111 in aid of canals which
never were built.
In the clashes between the admin!»
trailun and the "progressives,“ yester-
day, the lutturwere not much out
numbered on some of the votes, but
at no time wan there any show of bit
INTMNA‘HQNAL' 91111111911111: CO
misemmwt
terns“ between the two elements 111
lb diurnal
11:91 iii:
:he offered the pout or bintorlun and
editor of tho ofllclul Journal, won orig-
luntud for tlimpurpoao of Vinofltlng
tho candidacy of John P. White, proa~
lucnt of the linitod Mine Workers of
lAnnerlcu, for the necoml vinopreuldon»
by of the 11* E.llt31‘all0h to encoded John
Mitchell who In retiring voluntarily.
’l‘ho Boctnlluto favored White. and to
bring the administration forces to
luring, they put up John Mitchell as
11 candidate for prealdeut. Today It
was uuid White is not acceptable to
the administration forces. their candl-
date being 1‘ A. Rickert, of New York
Good tenants are to be hudwfor
1111;, I
Make sure their eyesight is
not being impaired by over-
Work.
Our double service of OCU-
LIST and OPTICIAN at
one cosh-«determines the
cause of eyeatrain. if any, and
supplioa thoglusses to correct
it. NO'OHARGE for EX-
AMINATION and glass“
prescribed only if necessary.
Bring your boy run! girlta
”THAMER
Dilution ml Duluth
George W. Wardwell
52 South Main Street
NATHANIEL TAF'T DEAD.
filOUX FALLS, N. I), Nov.
18.“
Nathaniel Taft-1 aged eighty-eight.
1101111111 of former President William H.
Taft, died yesterday, at uni home of
bin daughter at Wont Sioux B‘ulls, a
suburb. «Mr. Taft came here 11 your
use from Port-Jervis, N. Y.. where he
lived for 57 years. For 1 Ihctyntwo
117 All i u 1
Into It: IN. 031111 1
Hum Mt Cfifllmfl road
l
, .
i
1
1
1
years he was an engineer on the 300‘.
$5 and $6
We will mince. on anle beginning
sold at $5 and w. Annlvorsury Prlco
tomorrow "5 Fine Trimmed Hate that
$3.95.
*‘
New
1311.11.11.11
Anna M. uSteuulund 11nd 1aml'y
Mrs,
have moved to Brooklyn.
'1‘. W. Hall. ur., who has been scr-
fonuly ill, the past two weeks, id re.
ported as improving.
E, B.
mother, from Stamford. at his home on
South avenue.
”A portion of the village, centrally lo.
cated. was in darkness early Saturday
evening, The. fuse blew out in one of
the circuits.
Longfellow‘s “Hiawathiu” will be
presumed in tableau form inlthe M. E. ed
Church, Friday evening, by the Dorcas
3111M tillers.
”11mph Aschayder is now residing
_ lth Mr and Mrs Fred Yunkes in the
. Asohnuer bloclt, corner of Railroad and
south avenues. ‘
’ whineetlng “of the Equal Franchise
. 119111111112 will be held at the home of
Main r'lwtaed 51. Johns Place.
Thursday afternoon
Mrs Howard'li‘ Johnson raised $80
for the Home for Axed couples and
Ladies in Norwalk Contributions
have been gratefully acknowledged.
Mrs Elizabeth Hutchinson of Chi
also, treasurer of the National Chris.
tian Temperance Union, was a rerent.
guest of Mrs. E. J. Easier, Hoyt street.
Tho baby contest at the Opera- hence
1011, Worcester and Fltcbburu hull».
' _ bowie. the yarn: 1111111 whom
.18 beginning to attract a good deal of
interest There is a difference ‘of
twenty votes between the No, 12 and
No. 1 babies. ‘
A supper laud entertainment In the.
Congregational ghurch, Friday even-
.inx, was largely intended The enter-
lainment confined of moving pictures
and musical selections
The Neighborly Sewing Club met at
the home of Mrs. C. E. T. Fairly, Slum.
ford avenue. Friday evening, and sov-
orul hours of sociability-reigned, inter-
mingled with stitching.
Mrs trunk Shutes and Mrs Walter
Wodd have returned from Springfield.
Atrium, where they attended the meet-
ing or the Womai‘l'a Board of Miuuionn,
which won in Reunion thrée (lays.
Rev iohn W Williams, rector of All
811in111't32,l1ur111 Atlantic (lily. preached
in St. Mark 11. Sunday morning. Mr.
Williams in 11 nntive. of thin town, hill
hither tun lng been rector hero in iti5ii.
lira, Wilkinuon, who 111111 been rooki-
, 1111: on the Marvin llidue mod for some
yours, bun sold her plnrc in Charles!
I‘lnclihui'h. who bus tnhen 11011110111011.
Mr. Wilkinson hn moved to New York.
Engineer Gootlhue hna boon entfuged
In looking it grndo on South uvonuo.
moor Cherry niroct. for the repair of
the old drulu, at. the prime. time making
new linen for 11 continuation of the
drnln in that on Main about.
(i. it}. Richter, formerly editor of the
Now Cannon Messenger, which recent!
ly wont Into receivership, begun his
now duties today with the Dorian ite-
vie‘w. Mr. l'lichter will give up his pun-
torntu in Slivcrmine, 111111 more, to Dru»
fen. '
Misti Anna 'Bi'dfll’ltlfl of Forest street
but been engaged to sing at the mow
big picture entertainments In the
Opera House, Wedneaduy, mutineeuud
evening. Misti Brennan has been re-
calving instruction from her fathom
and the 18.1111. are commendable
Marti: are being inside to give a
benefit «curtailment for Jami:
Liiwront‘c Ia entertaining hlS‘
mm- .. _. -.. “m... ._._.. -.. _ =5
‘\. .
totally blind by being hit in the eye
by 1111 apple. iln nbout another week
the arrangements will he comploted.
it will be held in Raymond's Hull, the
first week in December.
The dedication of the Llhrofly will
take place on "hursduy at 8 p 111. An
approprinte program is helm: prepar-
ed, consisting of singing by a quar-
tette, 11' historical sketch and speech ,
es. Everybody will be welcomed. The
unveiling of the Addison/1‘. lMillur
painting, purchased by subscriptions,
will be a feature of the program.
William E. Horton of Park street.
and Railroad avenue, has a Strange
garden on his place, in which every
known freak of a vegetnhle seems to
grow. The latest is a‘twln cabbage
on one stalk. He has raised double-
‘jointed radishca and twins of almost
:every kind of vegetable. Last week
he. was picking lima beans and to-
matoes which the frost had not affect-
Stophen Hoyt‘s Sons (‘0 have been
engaged in transplanting some very
large trees on the Morrison estate in
Greenwich. One of the trees was an
elm fifty feet high, and the trunk
1measured two feet in diameter, There
was a ball of earth about the roofs.
measuring over fifteen feet in diame-
ter. The tree taxed the capacity of
the moving tree machine employed by
the Hoyt firm. i
-~
At the home of Mr. and Mrs Wil~
llam H. Rodimer Saturday, all; .),p 111.,
their daughter, Ethel Mac, was mar-
rled to Segbert S Brinckerhoff, 'by
Rev. H. D Trinkaus of the Methodist
Church. Leland B'enger played the
wedding march, and the bridal couple” '
marched to an arch of laurel, trini-
med with yellow chri'santhomums.
.The groom was attended by his bro-
tl1er,.Attorney J. E. Brlnckerhoff 0!
Stamford. The bride was attended by
her sister, Anna Rev. Mr. Trinkuun
performed the ceremony. The bride
was dressed in white brocade satin,
trimmed in crepe meteor and pearl
beads. The members of the B. B. Sew-
ing Class, of which the bride wot: a
member. were present. in very pref.-
lily trimmed gowns, and assisted in a
luncheon shortly after the ceremony.
Many gifts were received, consisting
of cut glass, pictures, linen, china. and.
about $101) in gold. After a season of
congratulations and merrymukiug the
couple were whirled to Bridgeport in
George T Smith' 11 touring cur closely
followed by about a dozen frlends.
The honeymoon will be. of about a
month‘s duration. and will include a
visit to cities in Connecticut and Mas.
suchusottu, The bride. wan null] 11
short tlme ngo employed in the tale.
phone exchnngo, and was very popu‘
hm Mr Brlnckerlloff Is employed by
.the Advertiser in reportertul work. and
is also advertising manager
|l MANUFACTURERS ARM STRIKE-
BRFAKERB
l PHILEAIH l.l‘IlIA Nov. ”(liturg-
on thnt clothing 111.11111i'1utur1-1n hero
hud 111111111] utrlknbreukcrn 11nd ell-
eournuml them 'to commit. vlolnndo.
Were mudo yesterday by an attorney
representing the atriking garment
workorn nt 11 11111511.... of n committed
appointed by the United liusluohfl
Mnn'n Auuoelutlou. to endeavor to’
effect 11 ucttloment of the strike. The
innuufuoturoru did 1101 11111111 tiny reb-
renontntlvo to the meeting. Max Amul-
dur. u strike louder, told of tho filli-
ferlnu which be Hold the strikers am
enduring. When the strike was culled
on July 14, he sold, more than 5.400
people and 175 51101111 were affected.
Eighty live shopu huvo granted “19
operativen' demands. but 3000 men.
women and children who were ambit)?-
od in the remaining ninety 811093 am
still Idle, while six hundred other!
have left the city. The 00?“th
promised the ntrlko lenders to contiua '
ua their andeavorn to secure it settles
mm with the employers. l
but. coma no mm upon Born
in "Want Admit-smut. to m
in. nous-mu 11.111 1111- 11 11111. use
it
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