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. ANDREW DAVEY .3
. 90 Washington St, South Norwaik Phone 4i0 é
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' On Easy Payments.
Also Autos for Sale and Hire
MlLLEaR-«DURGY. lside at 44 West Wooster street
«4.— l The out- of- town guests at the wed
A pretty wedding tookIpince atone ding wore Mr. and 'Mrs. Hurry Paxton,
retool: yesterday ottoman“ at tho laml'ord; M1- and Mrs. Leslie Ovarian.
oinooer. and 'Mrs. 158.00 E. Durgy, Bridgeport; Mr and Mrs. Clinton Cut
, our! street. Dnnbury when ”A?" bill, Mr. and Mrs. William Banks, MLI
I ’ and Mrs. Louis Banks, South Norwnlls; 7
. FEMGI’WWSB WM Minervr Burgh John manna; East Norwalh; Mr. and
' In united in marriage to Harry Auu- 'Mru. Clifford Dursy. New Fnirileld; Mr.
Miller. 5011 or Mrs. when w, Mil? and Mrs. John Molmn. Mrs. Raymond
on The ceremony wasweriormed by McLean, Mr and M” Benjamin Brad
WE. Jay Tongurdon .:i1 the presence :2;de Mrs Wallace Smith 0" Rldflo i
or a party of relatives and a few inn. ' ' ‘
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. ins ~Nevor can tell when you 'll much a
M 0'1““ Banks 0‘ E3“ Nor finger or suffer a cut, bruise burn or
idol. ucouoin of the brldogroom, was scald. Be prepared Dr. Thomas
_ dillnaid and Sterling H ”“5"- u Eclocirlc Oil insinniiy relieves the
Mall: of the bride, was heat mun. pain—«quickly cum, m, “,0,de
ho bride was attired in a gown cl;
.1! to sllk. She wore B. bridal veil amiI FIRST CHURCH VESPER SERVICE.
W P “MW“ ”Wallet 0‘? WM“ 011 Sunday next. l)eoombor 7. tho
- ”'5 M‘s“ flanks wore a. are“ 0' Norwalk First Church will resume in;
white voile. Vesper services for the neutron. hold
I'l‘ho nurlor where the ceremony tools; lug tho second service at '4. 30 in
ca was handsomely decorated for Mend of at 7: an An GBWIKHY oi
11:9odsrlgfiroi'a:::?l‘di11:"uc1ro:;nlllgo" iraotive musical prourinm la plunnod
0011i undo n the walls. in the can
it!“ 01' the 11"ng window was suspend. ltwo anthemni appropriate to the M
. wedding bell 01.1w”! and un d 6r'vont season. Minn Ethel f1. Booker
ill! the bridal party stood during WWI“ mlay a. selection from Beethoven
aromony. The wedding march won as prelude and c 13010 at the onertory.
by Mlflfi Hili‘lliei‘t bfia‘lde' Mama “'5 Whit in “IQ
9A“ “Korma! mono“ WM hold “anthems and Mrs. 'HIVlmld will “1131
no close of the marriage “,va with accmmnlmont of violin, plum
TM a planning wedding dinner was ”’3’ Mrs. “MW?!” and 0'8““ tho
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,l’or tho occasion. The quintet will sing ‘
yea to tell 51,9915, Mr and Mm. ,Idrirmatlc sons thy F‘rodorlok Blovou,
Miller leave this afternoon on 11. won-
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Will know 11.
the goods.
and Moses Suits
Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Waists,
‘ (301365, and Furs
EVERY: GARMENT MUST , (:0
11131101111. nun. 1,1914, § r
to moot the routijustniontf'ol, the now tariff on woolenu.
offera you the very lineal rendyaior service garments in tho world (iii
the price 01' commonplaco kind. There is no need for us to ol‘tcr
lengthy wads of praise for our morohundise form‘s merits are too
it is simply a. case of tho nidoh goods oil hand on no
count of the mild wonther we hare had. it or this coiling out sale we
have lcduced prlcosio arecord blanking; point. foiw Ahoy must be sold
before. the new tariff ni'hodulo takes effect,
solo under false lurotencos no others do. lbilyin-g olieup auction goods
and trying to unload them upon y,on
with our guarantee on every gnrinent.
lmn’t delay Be Among the first to come You will buy if you taco
Come and obtno quick
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South Nonwallr. Conn. f
m-“ ”flaw. N...“ W
lilllillll llX till »
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Actress Loads Man in a Police
man and Has iiirn Pullin-
lierI Bonds in Court
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PICTORIA‘L REVIEW PATTERNS
as usualmonths ahead of others.
THE FASHION BOQK for Winter of Pictorial Review Stflu
cumulus tho' most Wilma? and nmnrioat modlillutlons
INARE’ 7” STYLE: .
101w utylra in other patterns.
PictoridtiIllovlru won the ilrnt to import thio~the latest at all
' FASHlON BGOK
lum'rmntorm RIVIW' 'M'l'l‘uill
EvorIy woman ought to hour 11 con) '0! this must bountiful and important
WINTER FASHION
Only 10 rent: at the Pmern Counter when purchased
By unit. at room. including coupon good for one in rent pattern.
WILLIAM 9. onions. .
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'liigfif what Won gain-,5 to linppun to
‘ \\ eat 'lhll‘ty Sixth direct, on it 05111150.
_, was angry than and it lllli‘ilmtl on mo
, tilnt il’ i could hoop him following mu
. until we, came to a policemuil l nouid
' i have him arrostod. 'So i ,iuzd, sn'ld ‘yonfi
' walking no foot. '
. :yon why,’ i dilswol lod
“He did that right along and 'l Illdni .
- uilcu l smiled:
‘pliiluglstl'ntc iiurrlu that be had spoken
moss Bialmselaw is lion ,, "
. iron and-1 Thurston is
llnclinsiiluilonai
iNlbW YORK. Dec. u.
said Miss Antoinette flotilla to a. lo
him, but simply liciuuuo l wan think
hint inn-bout two minuten.I it happon—
.ed.” " . . . IJI .
The thing that ”linppenod” was the
arrest at the instance 013 Minn Record
at” a man who said he was Benjamin 1’
Collin a. civil enginoci, living; at .No. 8::
of annoying her.
"You Bee." unld Minn ll'uchir ulio in
an actress dud liwn at No, slid Madi
non avenue, “‘1 W111; walking down
Broadway and nohi' tho l(11iollci'inn'liur
Thout‘ro this mun spoke to me. i tool.
no notice or him. llc spoke 11guin,but
i didn‘t answer.
“Then he nnid, ‘Nlij'c day,
Everybody aroma to be out
lrlll't lt'?‘
today.‘ i
, "Then he wanted, to hncu wily i with
" ‘You just trot along and will. nhow
do a tiling; but march him rgl lit up to
tho troiiic policeman in Humid Sqnoro
and asked for his ltl‘terl l 141105.121 that :4
not, boioro. "
In tho \‘urluillo lgiuuii. Collin told
to Mills Rilt‘lllt‘
lint i did so ' he insisted, “only
,whln nhc bud (mourngod me with 11
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with I iii cent
Norwalk, Conn.
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than 8100. 000 a your.
Misc Do Wolite awn: an aciréas.8l1o
irotlrod from tho singo in 1905 and
in at present in Purina. The unit was
brought to compel tho bank to my
the interest on thirty bonds of a
power compo 1y, which the bill ntated
the bank had docilnod to pay unless
Mina Do Wolfe tiled a certificate or
1ownernliip as providod by the income
tax law. I,Dnruuugoo or 31000 are
united in nadir of 'ilv'e counts Tho
illnintifl alleges that the locum: tax
orlionoomeu iw—(lhmjeg thnttho is not» uniform and that tho in! is,
income m, “won at the now tor-l." therefore, unconstitutional.
"The 931an of tho Down." mum low constitutes clans insulation/undI
trip to New Your city and vicin- was sung by Mrs. mum at Mr illli- is unconstitutional were made: today in
M.” m“... rm. a». a...
GEORGETOWN Tons, .i. A. Kim
bro «ya: “For auroral you: put
. I At No. 6‘1. Wont Thirty sixth
last night it won mid that Mr. Collin :11
:111ilc.i bird .111 ongngenunt to meet.
in” will- 'tnd wan wnlltinn doun .llruad
3nay “hen ii on» this mung woman.
Showniicd and l smiled. Then i said,
“Ho do you do?‘ and she didn‘t reply.
IA little further on 1 again spoko io‘
liar and to my surprise film, called 1:
,policonmn; i never intended to insult
her.”
Maglsti'nle'lllarris hold Collin in $500
bonds for his good behavior for three
months. Collin promised to have a
bondsmnn in court this morning and
prints were taken.
Minn Rochto who 1.; from lndlano.
has just joined the ‘Madome Presi
dent" Company at tho Garrick 'I‘houtro~
She is engaged to iw. “muted-robe suld. ‘
to Ralph 'l‘. Boers. a lawyer of Bridge-
amt“ 4i 1 imnildd.
1 the Magistrate {unwind him. His time!“ '
port, Conn... a son of Judge Alfred B.
Beers of that city.
”Alter i had been to court," she snid,
“i went to see Dr. Henry House. Boom.
my fiance's brother. and he said ll had
donle exactly right. it in time some-
thing was done to stop those man who
me always coming up to you on “1'
street and saying ‘Hullo. kid!’ or ann-
inx you to have a drink or go for 11;"
l for one won‘t stand for it any ' I'
l ride.
5 more.”
lived there, but that in: bud not been
home for dinner.
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The following were issuad Denom-
her 2,19lii
patents, Bridgeport Court:
Willis F‘ Hobbs. Bridgeport. mall.
in; nail extractor Jawa.
Lnurlto W Anderson Waterbury
bail Joint.
Chm-ins n. Bolioonmohl. Waterbury:
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Button feeding inecllon-‘ "
two patents:
ism for bur button attaching mounts:
button and utopia feeding mechanism
for button attaching machines.
Christian Bodmer and iii. A Holman.
New Britlln. folding rulo joint.
1 Edward O. Goodwin Now lBrit-
, Upon their mum um, ore to ro con 3 mg recital. In tut suit mod hora against the Con
tinontal uni Commercial Trust md‘
lSnViuga Bani: on behalf of Minn Icicle
Do Wolfe. all Now “York.
The United Staten (lovornmmlt pro!»
ably will be united to aid in detonaoI
oi' the bill. according to Levy limiter r. ”M"
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unmwulmmmdw
llm given
would cook a conference with Alton slain.”
Sillillll ill Elli ii illllilmlllil Milli“! III III III .1.
looming tho notion in tho 0mm
lino. Healing Balm inmmiy balm diraolvu by the hm at the no» fimg‘ mpg-gm. court (or o ruling.
, ri' Non, Hull Ind Throat- mm; :10qu ml “thallium-1m, doclmtlon. filed by you,“
may coma-m1 Dilation)». ad, swollen momma Wm line: the damn. of Now York. and own
«doom (ion.
Win.
lit-um; “or- am: Wm“ imam am out w: noticed
I 11 Min: (11on MM mm 1m minnow to tho constitutio- *W“‘"
mil boon mm. Jim to mummy. Wmfi
' little 'in in. mm norm in amino loom
our: unawammtumm {brawn
dining-fir. WtouimomWWflnfllm The
Milt. 001le or and mom with” but:
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'bor oi was or obstinnto cousin and
Canning no opinion. mm” “90'
awn“; (m. we bull. who “all! lid rubidium. For $310 by all 0N8-
MLIOIURY MEN -DURNIID.
onnmmr. Den. 4.4mm «ti
mom! or. $1,200 rauliod from tin; mi mum-tic vomit
none 11m and thrust, um tin m w 11min; of 11 M
1 mo. of cum tor-Mm 'Do olioI have. my Mum
mum Thomadth‘on‘rois
Foley" in Houoy and Tor Compound hail din, winter and ventilator countruc-
been my hounohold remedy for all lion.
oonklm. colon, and lung troublu.
11: Gerald W.
permanent ratio: in a mum. switch.
300110 3' OWN“, Winoiod. hour
Hart. Wont Hortim'd,I
Albirt l... Gallium. admiral. hand
wind for «iron ind like amnion.
l Dwight 3. Clark. moving, or
Ilium mom. '
1 .inlimA. Gills, 1mm, mil puller.
Joinph A. Gray, Nor-mill. spring
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“m “I mum lilo-own Hill. NW3“,- alr (mm
it on wood or m '
gum“, and m by. Hm John W. Voodoo, Norown Heights.
Indium! in lit. ion with Mini scale.
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Ciltntmas Fans of Enchaniiu 1g Style
lllC coxiumc oi an} \\0111u11_'111nti<511 'oi' ninni, is
iiitmnploto uiihouiI .1 1.201. it in ronlly difficult to ,
avoid becoming it colicctl‘n' oi lions when ' we is. '.
treated to a sight of finite-ring, ilowi-ry 5111111145 nn‘d'
sllz‘ulings, airy, iciltilcry liolllings of exquisite lino“: ..
glancing and g‘llxncl'ing like huitcl'iiios. Antl' in
the. wiuidor of the (idinly irii"iu«~~“u'ns 'iiwrc over
such grace :15 thorn in to :1 i'nuc, when it lll‘i‘pd'
o'er a perfumed fan!“ The modern iiciiu swings lull"
inniliruulzhllll'111ml \\'llll'lh‘ ul' 1111' tough \\'itl1:1~l
much grace as did her grunt: gl'illltliililillt‘l‘ >\‘.‘Ll_\’ lim's‘i
in the 'Hlaloiy nionsn‘rt's «11' lilo illimn'l. imi' :1».~.~;(1i'i—'
111cm consists of: .
Painted Gauzo and Spangled Fans,
_Silk and Feather Fans, handsomely decorated.
Silk Fans of lovely coio 1's with sandal wood sticks.
Prices from 250, 50c and 75c to $12.00. - ..
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A Distinctive Group of Black Fans.
i'll\'\‘ll'>§
gold
>1 miln'c
spz‘inglos,
501110 of them as (loop :1 11d :15 21
silwr,
and jci’.‘
lilillllllli‘ \‘cciinn 111nm flour.
Gifts for the Jewel Case
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LaVallieres of solid gold sci with hillilll gums, $6.5o'
Sautoir Chains of jci and marl, :1 fetching binvh uni
I\\'11itc comiiiuzliiml. «mile Harri, $500.
Genuine Amber-Beads. $4.5o‘and $5.00:
Genuine. Amber BracelEts Sooo- a pair;
Scarf‘ Pins \\llll tin} din: mind» “0 ~pll'irli, $3.501
Cameo Pln5,]1i11k ultll “hitc tuttiiigx‘ r ‘ "
554 so $5. 00 and $8 00. .
Slipper Buckles Sill \\llll~"'§l1l<1iulI' Ilti'li‘lS i0 'lllillC‘I'l'i
go“ 11'. $7.50 and $8.00
Buckles of gun 1.1111111 and 111' 1m \lilill‘ $6.50
Sterling Silver Spectacle .1111! i7 )rglass ( .130 $5.00
Rosary Beads
0f .'\mriil_ysi. Emerald :lmi Lllsini.
wand 15 yours:
wnrmulud i'nl‘
$1.00 to $5.00.
'Se'wing Tables of Solid Mahogany , I , ‘
Colonial Maldoi lit $1800 ., « 7 1 '1 '
$11 85 n (liristnim Special.
(Silt lwnm.
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Christmas
Handkerchiefs
One of our greatcst holiday items, huge 111 numbers and
representative of the Ivory best from many quarters of
the globe. Each one is carefully sclected with due re~
gard for beauty of pattern, fineness of handiwork 'and
general excellence
Handkerchiefs are a gift which comes always welcome
and it is wise to buy now while the stocks are at their
broadest.
There are styles of every sort imaginable for men, wo-
men and children
Bring your Xmas Handkerchief list here for quick easy
and satisfactory filling.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
815 WASHINGTON 31‘. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN-
lOOUNClL WiLL LIKELY APPROVE.
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Althouzh the Boom or momma and
Tmtlon rather dodged tho nonhuman
in: km bolero thorn ior oonoidérn»
lion. Monday night, it luihonxhi. that
the city council will amuse to how
the manor so through. in connotation
with tho policy tor a businonvliilo and
economic administration. Tim matter
woo Nimrod buck'to tho cannon]!
him bodr‘hud sent it to the nations 0
hard and will probably be nominal-ad
unholy night.
4 room ACID“ no mwona III
COUNClL ON MONDAY.
The city council won reported hunt
night to have niliournrd until i~"iliny
night or thin week. later report» hum
boon round turbo authoring and tho
insisting will be hold on out Monday
evening. Tho cmmcil tit-enliven“ uh
tor adjournment. Tuscany night. and
chum tho ilnoi monument to Now
our night. reminding the nroviom
vote.
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Mo to spoil the flavor
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