not” yrs-a
HUYLER'I raucous
cnocoure’s .9
LANE's. warrior cam '
' THE enejl'or hangar
Paoouora
I F aims ’
61 wasmaoroa cram
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r.s.\.-.- . a‘n_e‘s,I'-,a'l;- .‘n,-:- a r . .
Mr and Mrs. Elton 8 Baker ofl
‘Union street. have been visiting in
Torrington.
\‘i'hitehurst & McBride. of Nor-
iolk, Va., oyster packers, have retired
from business.
Mrs. Horatio S. Byrne and son!
Joseph, of West street, spent Saturday
in Yonkers and New Work.
Miss Lucile Raymond, of New Ca.
mean, is the 9 eat of her sister; Mrs.
Barry D. Benedict. in Norwalli for a
slew days.
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Connors, of
Brookside, tormerly of the Hotel Ma-
haclr’emo, left today for New York.
’Miss Elsie Parker. of Asbury Park.
N. J., has returned to her home after
spending two weeks with Mr and Mrs.
Harold F. Kendrick. of 127 South Maini
street.
Miss Emma Brush Fallon, of Hamil-
'ton avenue, left Saturday for Boston.
where she will enter the Boston Con-
aervatory, and take a course of study
in eiocution and dramatic reading.
Mrs. Leslie Gamble, of East Norwalk:
accompanied Miss “Fallon to Boston.
and will spend several days there.
Some of the children in war-stricken
Europe will receive gifts from benev-
olen't soCleties or persons in Danbury
as at least ten barrels or packages con-
talning articles were sent from. here
by express to Brooklyn, N Y.. to be
carried on the U. S. 8, Jason, the
Christmas ship sent by the United
’States to Europe and which sailed.
last week.
VINOL
{9.9 ”Pan‘ilsnvermipe. formerly of South Nor.
. land and daughter. Mrs. Calvin J. Sny-
where they plan to spend the winter.|
THE MODERN 9,
Tonic Reconstructor.
EH. BAXTER. Draggist.
9:999
Louis Quittman, of Stamford, was a
guest yesterdty of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam J. Schlitt, of Lowe street.
The Symphomy Orchestra will hold
a rehearsal this evening at 8 o'clock,
at the Norwalk High school Assembly
Hall.
William Kehpe of Burdiolr’s Lunch
room, is “inmate six day bicycle
racers in mefliélre Garden New
York. today. ~
A daughter was born last night to
”Mr. and Mrs. Herbert P. *lrelsnd, of
iwaik. last night
...—......
Constable and Mrs. Samuel C. lrirI
der, attended the funeral of Mrs. ire-
lpnd‘s brother in Bristol, yesterdty.
.Under the auspices of the Old Well
Commandery supper will be held this
evening in Red Men‘s Hall on West
Washington street. A social time will
follow
l Captain and Mrs. E. Buell, of Clip-
ton, Conn" are the guests of Dr and
Mrs. Ernest F. chGregor at the First
Conventional. parsonage for a few
days. They ‘arrived here last Friday
pad will return on Wednesday.
I e-Lin. Council Minstrel Dance. Wed.
The special meeting of the Unity
League of Norwalli. scheduled to be
held last evening in the A. Tarlov
building. on Washington street, was
9 went to the spot armed with axe,
I {hotly to please your orders!
J EDDO COAL
Have secured s supply of this celebrated coal.
SURPLY I989 LINKED
Now is
lpcchiiolcRice
«assign rwsa'rv‘missn vnae
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Maid Enter-
tain Many Friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Garfield, of
No. ‘32 Lowe street. entertained a
large company of friends. yesterday
afternoon and evening. the occasion
being the twenty-third anniversary of
their marriage. yariousmuaical num-
bers were enjoyed throughout the day.
Michael Gallic, mandolin, Nicholas
Garfield. guitar; Balvstor Delucca. cor.
net, Joseph Damartino. baritone horn.
and other artists rendered interesting
numbers, which were enthusiastically
anceréd. '
Joseph Bosnos, who recently came
here tron: New York. and is the pos-
sessor of a line tenor voice. favored
with several operatic numbers. while
Mr. Deluoca, who is a versatile artist.
gave some character sketches, which
were highly appreciated. The Misses
Florence and Minnie Garfield also
sang to the delight of all. ,
Refreshments were served. and ev-
eryone had a delightful time. The at-
fair was a complete surprise to Mr.
and Mrs. Garfield. but. they proved
delightful entertainers. ‘
WHITEITEAB AGAIN BA'PI'ERS
GATE 05‘ BM. HYDRAULIC CO.
.Frsderiek T. Whitehead, of Norwaik
president of the Residence Park (to.
which is selling real estate tract
above the White Horse Tavern res-
érvolr. Bridgeport, again demolished
“today the strong oak gate which the
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co., had placed
across the roadway ' liters,
The Hydraulic Co. claims there
is no right of way there and has or-
ected a gate across the road. Mr.
Whitehead smashed it down last
week. The company erected another
frate there‘ and today Mr. Whitehead
crowbar and saw. .
Two guards posted at the spot by
the water company warned Mr.
Whitehead away but when without
paying attention to them he proceed-
cd to break down the gate they" left
the spot without attempting to in-
East India Tea Co.
terlere.
”...—.... w.._. ,,
unfavorable conditions.
estate in ‘Norwalk last week. with
postponed for one week because of the
There were twenty-live sales or real
mortages of $14, 8900. For the second
Joseph Bayliss, the 17 year-old t"mi week oi November. 1913. there were
oi Oflicer Stephen Bayliss, residing ati
onl fourteen transfers of pro erty.
18 Lexington avenue. has passed the botythe m 0118883 were $18 600 p
l a?” government griminztion :52. Frederick Tong, of Ridgetield, was
a :3!” see operat9r 9n] as as”: rant fined $7 and costs amounting to $7.7I6
. an a governmen w re 838 up ra o lfor intOXication in court this morning.
radio license, amateur. second mue' James Garvey. also was found guilty .
' by the Department of Commerce. BusI
reau of Navigation Radio Service. Mr.
Bayliss was,,inspected by W. H. disus-
gen, radio inspector. 9.The call letters.
have been assigned to him, Mhiehare ‘
l—S—P in the International Morse
99. AND THE “MAURETANIA” AT
THE SOUTH NORWALK BAP-
ris'r SUNDAY ecnoon
It was one of the iolliest crowds of
crew and passengers who embarked
' on November 1 for a three montha'
trip to Palestine on steamship “Lusi-
'on the same charge and he was given
30 days in jail with costs which
amounted to 38.74,
Code. The oath of secrecy of all m
cases was administered by Stephen
‘Doitus. assistant city clerk, of Norwalk.
i
Dunn, and the ‘iMauretaniafl 9 coin-9
9 modes bf assassin snares.
COLLISlON on THE “LUSITAINIIIIA' -
-t9ania," cori‘imanded by Captain Leisn ,
v.
. South Norwalk
The Best elusive:
in.)
Comfortables and Blankets -':
A Dickerman 8; Son
j we Gil"; S. AND .H.- oases TRADING STAMPS.’ 99 ”1'
men in other stores as well its our '.own To obtain this
only necessary that you identity yourelf- as a teacher
9 of to per cent; over 9thIe prices charged elsewhere tor
Phone 371
Uncle Sam is at peace with I
.ihe whole world and the
whole world wants a piece of
his products.
Our shoes. hats and clothing
are in demand everywhere.
Fortunately they will disap—
point no one in quality. du-
rabilityr and workmanship.
Come in and let us show you
suite at $15 that lead the
world. Overcoats at $20
never.c equalled at the price.
lingers 8i Stevens
Npraiaik and So. Norwalk.
ironies:
MAY EXAMINE STATE.
MEMBERS.
HARTFORD. Nov. H. «The ques-
tion hos been raised whether or not
appointment to the state police force
should be subjected to,‘civii ser‘v'ice
examination. and the state police
commission has submitted the matter
:0 the attorney- general for an opin-
on.
“-4——
Andrew H. Lyon. of South Norwallt.
the City Hall reporter tor Bridgeport
Post. is a member of the newspaper
men's bowling team. which will play
a trio of Bridzoport City officials next 9
Thursday afternoon at the Y. M. C. A
-———— - .
Phone.
the some
’ King Fish.
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l
Witch this space for Specials a;
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Green Blue Fish ........ 1%
Market C0d"..
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errant-s .9
BRIDGE Miner
71 North iiain Street
‘ Freabsilvsry." ' 9.,“ Phone. «is.
8!“?th WANT And.
are performing services for hundreds
of Narrators every day. Are you
rising them!
T .
9.310 to $12.95 99
Con that sold up to $12. 96 930
min
Anniversaiy Sale
The entire store filled with
Real Bargains
Eatra special
Coats $6.9
on sale this evening at $6. 96
i‘ "if
.~ ’ Alkids 3r Shoes *—
Boys tIiInd Girls-
. Many reliable mm of Shoes for Schooi.‘or Dress Wear.
W'oombine comfort and wearing qualities.
TRIPLE TOE HOSIERV
For Men, Women and Children.
Conneally (ti-Bracken
Haze‘lton
Coal
was.
, . r
d- .a ‘h ‘ it
i The B. Hershficld 81 Sonco,
TIL. 35G
in manner
9.
.,
9 . eve rsousLEe cumin 5 '7 .
by the proper application at corl
nesting lenses.
BATH ROBES
Ladies' bath robes of good quality blanket cloth, in two toned ef-
tests in assortment of. colors. Blanket cloth bath robes with rolling.
collar. finished at neck and waist with cord ..... ...“.26 and $3.75
\'
. Blahket Cloth Bath Robes collar and cuffs trimmnd n :th hands
of satin finished at Waist with cord and tassel.
Extra heavy bath lobes With id‘l‘ge sailor dollar finished at waist
with cord anti tassel ................................... H. 499.
CHILDREN’S BsTH Ronnie .- 9 '
.Cliiidrens and Misses blanket cloth bath robes, with rolling collar.
J. 1. MALLETTE
odumsrs make the mam.
tions of the eye at our estalJlls
merit. it you are an eye suffer 9
see): our advice. We make no
charge for examinations.
. . . s: ......... 85.05. i
‘ OCULIIGITQ AND OPT!
919 Atlantic Square, stamtord.c
finished at waist with cord and tassel. 12 to 16 years ......... $2.60. F . ‘
Childrena' indian blanket bath robes. s to to years ......... sue ’ . S‘9. LYO
Children Eider Down bath robes, 2’ to e years.‘.9 ........ -. . 41.50. 9. Good Job Prim
mt Paper. Best Work am '
8. NORTH MAIN ITRIIT
L nonwaur
NEED
ART
WORK
We are displaying a pleasing and fascinating assort-
ment of stamped novelties for those who contemplate the,
Artificial Teeth
Without A Plate ,
,malringoernss'lGiftS.
The very newest ideas' in Stamped Night Gowns, Bour
deircaps. Comer Covers, Doylies, Scarfs, Centerpieces, , ‘
‘ Linen Towels, Pillow Cases, Day Slips, etc, and.
”Apron.
‘a complete stockof .“Royal, Society” Package goods, com-
. prising Women’s Underwear, Wallets. Pillow Tops‘ and oth-
—. er nay/cities with £1083 to complete the worir. _
9 It is certainly a showing that will (actuate all lovers
‘ . *of the9 new: and beautiful in this worlr _9
yan Co >*
sou-rs uoawn‘ut.
_ crowns. ciiher of porcelain.
setting on sound, healthy.
A sound root may be
equally as good service a
long as any tooth in the. saga
Frid gold crowns may 119s se
' roots to badly decayed teeth. um:
Jew-er. replacing in shape and 99
the. natural teeth. It the teeth.
‘ roots are ipst the space is tilted 9'»
.bridge. We also have a. patent sp‘
tor holding uper- anl lower plat
199pl'aoe.
the missing crown. and will pert
the office at mastication as oval
Consultation free.
Hours:99a. m.to8p. neon,
Morrison Addison. ctgro ,8
Church; died Satin-do. aged 85.x
ddison "was the daughter ar- co
modore Robert Morris. U. s. N.. n
'9 of Washington. where he
was 'in practice. Mrs. Addison ha‘ so
have! commander of the War of 18912.7
Her husband was Dr RidOt Addi-‘ “
- try-appointment. 9,
Dr J a Male
ntance with many of the leads
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