m; ifm AM "of the Norwalk 131. E Church
«Vi. am A“ ‘ Flu and w’l‘tfl Line of Fabric and Kid Gloves. i received it. The honor‘that goes with
i DRESS KID GLOVES 111' Willie black, tan, grey. ”le . of mm {WI the possession of the cup is notable,
Who 8 1m“ l with White stitching 33d Whlte “Mb black ““9th ‘ land it was very gratifying for the 10-
“ More WW“ and chit rem. "i 51- 00 1 goal league to be the first to win it.
menu at 25c 389.500 Doe and 51. 003.114 MANNISH GLOVES, in tan and white .......... $1 00 l 9990mm“ e91 tram Mm , In the reports by the committees 3| ,
wool at“ 50909951599 1“ i Glo'cli in grey . . ....................... 1 00 u“ resolution "Roam ma “mnmu399
, Real Kid Glam. soft andpliable, in white, black. tan, i ly accepted recording the convex».
E- B. BANKS I white with black stitching and black with white ' ,New York city, who spoke on the eiiion'c mums to um local league m.-:
l' MAHAOKEMO HOTEL BLOCK. ; Stit ........................ , ....... 51,50 :subject The Church—Living or Dy “their generous hospitality, and also:_
‘ South Norwaiit. 9 WASHABLE WHITE KID GLOVES .......... $1.75 ‘ :9mg,‘ at the afternoon session yester- to the speakers of the day The elec‘,
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CHILDREN’ S MANNISH
FABRIC
Come In and Here
] «THE NEW NOVEMBER
VIC'I'UR Iii. (301103
doe’ s lined, in black, tan
LONG BLACK AND WHITE KID GLOVZES.
CASHMERE GLOVES, s.lk lined suede finished glo cs.
50
LEATHERETTE GLOVES, white and white with black
time last night. and
iday oi'lhe annual Fall convention 0'[tion of olhcers takes place at the;
”19 NE“ ‘0” Dismm Epworih [Spring convention. There were three'
gLeague. which was he” at the Nor ‘vacancies to fill at yesterday’s ses—
EH“ M E' Church The speaker]. sion and the following were chosen: I
throughout dealt with the fatts of the' Ira I Beebe Bridgeport corresponds?
'i‘rflem day «ituation as it "I?” u’.ing secretary, succeeding Harry DI
“19 Church and "‘3 accomplishments Holden Mamaroneek N. Y.; Mrs. La'
.5 $2. 75
KID GLOV $131 00
GLOVES
and grey , ......
0
- ' q t interesting and y
— stitching .. .\. ................................ Kilt! l‘he address we mus Page, Mt. \ernon. N. Y. junior super-
I NOW ON SALE 1 CHILDREN’ S MOCHA FINISH GLOVESO. ....... .250 (“mama expressions or thought that intendent vice Mrs. Elsie M. Munroe,9
EVERY DAY ATi 3’9 0‘ ”In” Brooklyn. .'. Y.; Miss Doris Vichols.
“CONCERT , i J. I. MARE] '5 Dr. Adams referred to the numel‘ LBridgeport 4th vice president in'
D 0 N N b; L L Y S ous exitics who hate declared in var- icharge of Social 'Work 2
l " ' ious puiilitations“ that the church is
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WEATHER so RECAST.
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Eor Norwalk and vitinit): l’artly
oat-lob! Coo
I‘toitmire siine’ic or“
Quiz
BEEF ‘
1r you; snow: CANT 5mm you unite us
‘ . AND GIVE HIS NAME M40
innossrmo Fashion at 2..
ran in BEQ‘ MEMPVN (O
i. The oflering was taken, and the;
jdead 01‘ dying ”WHY and denied that quartet gave another song. After that
lends wt!s ”19 (115% For proof h? gave singing of a hymn. Rev. J. O. Randall.i
statistics showing the 8'0““ 0‘ I). D.. corresponding secretary of the1
«membership III ”*9 Methodist ‘h‘m‘h Methodist Forward Movement. of
395 0f ”‘9 001111th He said: “The Philadelphia, was introduced as the
.churth is ““118 and Win comma: ‘0 speaker of the evening. His address
'exlst as Ions as II do“ 80“!“th was on “Christ in the 'worm of Val-‘
new or flow Ollllllitih“s 01d things in a ties” and was excellent. it was a?
,ueu way.’ spiritual talk and proved most inter-
The oPI‘IIkI’i‘ Slaw] “‘3‘ ”‘9 church esting. Adjournment was taken at
‘was in a period of renaissance. lie about 99 30 o'.clock
doiinod efficiency as beinz ”19 ”“9
399,97 .3? ‘5 I'fi'
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f is
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406 (:REENMCH STR NEW m1
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cloudy and mm. mm: Sunday sown; m 9__99_ ~M,-..- of the objecl sought-Io the energy 9" TUBERCULOSIS DEALH RATE.
A fair“ moderate to fresh west Winds. ”3"" av“? ‘7'” ' '- ' pended. and9laid sue“ on ”19.90““, LARGE'
The Lake disturbance increased in E: A = 1 W“ — ” "F‘F— that the church must maintain a high .....__,
energy as it moved eastn'md and is
now central over Northern Maine. it
caused loc‘sl showers during the last
24 hours in the eastern portion of
the Lake. region and New Izigland.
Brassie res ,
standard of efficiency to catch up with 140 Out of Every 1009000 Papulation—
the work that is going on on 311 sides. ' 19 From All Other Diseases. ~
"‘11’ that is not done" he declared, "the At the meeting of the state tuber-
future or the church is anything but (ulosis commissioan the capitol, the
bright " Dr. Adams commented 0'3 following appointments of assistant
Nantucket. Ma 5.. and Portland, 111e,.
repofted th nderstorms Pleasant
weatheg has prevailed in other dis
tricts east of the Rocky Mountains,
except in Southern Florida Moder- 1
ate temperatures for the. season of the i
year contlnue in the northern dis-i
iricts. 9 -
penance—mill be exquisitely enh
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WEAH‘HER A YEAR A6019:
. Toma. 1
‘ Teigpcrature: Low, 429;}1igh I
,‘57. 'ccar. ’ 9
There will be a preaching service!‘
in thogirookside chapel tomorrow af-
a
. -m-
ternooi’tiat the usual hour.
o._-
"I is the anticipated vigil of the
z A ' .1 "1A ': 1
All Saints. Local Catholics “ ‘ “
" U4 I ‘w’di‘L
will 0 orve All 8 Day 991399 Tuos- 9 9
ext week 1&9 99_' , 9 99
i «.1 99,999,959: , ‘ 9.39 MAN i WI; BU!
Christmas 11:03:91: gator- . “n V5
year. ville Well. 'it is "
' ' -iive days off. Have you done
ly shopping?
FOR AUTO canisters. 9
u—u—fi
Ailege That Shelton "1.911190 Car Forced
1 Their Machine on to Trolley
' Track.’ _.
Alleging that because the‘ automo-
bile belonging to William P Ryan
of Shelton forced her husband's auto¢
mobile on the trolley tracks on Main
9:” street in Strstford on September 19
‘ The election 09: Martin F. Plunkett. of this year, resulting in a collision
of Wallingford as SIM-B secretary 01 between the auto nd the trolley car,
7mm emanate, 1n suooosslpn to Sati- Mrs. Jennie B en 09! Strstford. has'
not E. Beardsley, of Shelton, which med suit for $1. 500 damages in the
was announced 3'03“?de IS 0' "1‘ Civil Superior Court against Ryan, 51‘
terest I0 local voters with Socialistio injuries alleged to have been received
sympathies. 9m the accident. .
issue 1.. Beiden, husband of, the in-
" "He must mm 3°" W the port of jured woman, has filed suit for $600
missing men,” skid Judge Case in the damages against Ryan for alleged
Superlof‘ 00m yesterday afternoon, damage to his automobile. it is the;-
““9” A!“ Maria Johnson, of ““9 claim of the two plaintiffs, that they“:
Olly. ’3 t9“ in, The Sentinel, “Ste" were riding in their automobile along
day. receives! a divorce “511m“ “91' Main street in Stratford inst Septemn
sailor finalist“! mammal? 913““ fiér when the defendant's car attempt-
neared six years also led to pass their machiné and in doing
‘so, forced the plaintifi’ s automobile on9
Within a“ period of “'0 weak“: '9 the trolley tracks in front «3191111 an:
transformation VII“ be performed in modelling trolley car,~_ There was 0"9
”'9 P939119” 1’90”“m 0“ Mimi“ collision; in which Belden- was“
street Vhlch the owner says will injured and the automobile consider-9
please ill oTthe pairons‘ of the place. ably damaged.’
it willibe entii'el} renovated” With‘ ,
new cloths for the tables and other
features to make it up to date. —Sts.ni-’
ford Advocate
Gene; Beiasco, formerly of the Al-
hambra was in to'wn last night for i»
visit. Qene is doing well in the new
heutre. in Not-walk. -Stamford AdvoJ
cats. {7" i
STARK REALISM.
An advancdagent for a theatrical
.ZDI‘
pane man with reference‘to the won-
\ derful powers of the leading woman
« “Do you know " he said enthusias-
,‘ Ideally. “t9liat..vi11'New‘ York, when she
flappearéd as the dying mother in the
Ilast act. an insurance man who had
[written her a policy for $10, 000 ac-9
‘9tua11V‘ fainted in the theatre ”—New
iYork Times. 9 f
9. . __________¢ \_ 9“
'I'ORRINGTON WOMAN DEAD AT
AGE' OF“ 1012,
.. TORRINGTON, Quiz 30 .4111“. syi
w. . via Ann Gross, Torrington‘s only can-
- tenartan, died Jflint-silos: night of his
inflrmities of old age. she passed the
1 century mark. on November 22; 1014.
‘ Willie was ,1: notice of cornwsii. .Bcjr
‘ tathor9Benismln Price was 11 Minute,
Marr- A sister, Mrs. Emily Barber 9991
«.Hartford‘ who 139‘ 84 years old. 19191911}-
wives.
gllIiLiTY cH000LA'rEs
‘. Always Free]:
;3oc., 35c..4oc“'(1§111)‘
506. to “9'00 mi.)
Stiiison-I’owell Corporation
Passonleriou onuooisrs-
* at: Wilmington Street ‘
1' 9'
’, a.
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The charm and beauty of" your gowns—oyour figure-your entire ap-9.
No other garment for over-tho-corset wear, can give you such
beautiful contour, such graceful poise,9such a perfect foundation for
the most effective titling find 0 oping oi your gowns;
We carry all the desirable makes in an unlimited variety of styles.
,1
Prices range from
‘.pa9ny will, on.
‘ uction «was speaking to a news-'
by large corporations and business announced-
concerns aud thought that inasmuch At Haitford, Dr.
in it pays in the mercantile world II of Waterbury.
would be properly applicable to ”‘9 At Shelton,{)r. James P. McManus.
work of the (-.hurch in! New Haven.
in dwelling 0n the subject OI "19 At Meriden. Dr. William C.
,‘churches nduplhlfi “8 qufil‘m ‘0 "‘9 tier. of Virginia
surrounding conditions. Dr. Adams The commission had the power un-
drew lessons from “10 successes 36°" der the law to make these appoints
.cd by Billy Sunday. who. he declared. meiits without asking the civil service
[has followed such a couise. Th69commisslon for: list of eligibies.
speaker said that ii l8 essential for The commission has purchased two
,the church to adapt “I! "Elmo“ life Foui cars for the use of the Hartford
‘ to the present day environments. and Institution. These cars will be used
in only "1111 WR)’ £111 1119 results be for the delivery of‘ goods and they
effective. lie expressed the belief min ‘be equipped with seats for the
that 'every churehl ought to have its carrying of patients to the institu-
own individuality and I"! 0W“ DYO' lion. when not in use for delivery pur-
« gram, but all need the application-o! poses On each car is ‘printed in
‘efllclency to the work. i. ‘\ large letters, the sign. ‘State Sana
Owing to the matinee of Rev.1vluc barium."
- :bori D. Jones 9110mm Church. New .Aiie'r the sign wits painted if 0c
hi3” REVIVAL .“York city, th Wits expected to lead curred to the members of the. com-
9.9999996, lan“,&'}:g‘g§,g§g‘§ mag: the devotional service at the opening. mission that the. comntisslonfs right
William E. Coyle,
anced by {a Braulere.
.’
Sir-lime
a.»
,1 A7 /'I.‘.‘."/1'."L “Niki '-
.\
, , more ‘
i: The revlvl
iii-y 13' indicated by lite l‘rse ship RP‘KH } Inchson. of Rowh'yton. took to the exclusive use of the sign‘htight .
mum of .‘tiedfoisi rum to Africa. Ae- his place The address of welcome be. questioned i"! there was a state.
:cording to race atch from Boston.
the bark Ruth tark. which sailed
from that port on Sunday bound for
Sejrondi, on the 'African west coast,
carried 200 .000 gallons of rum, malt-1
was made lly Rev. C. l“ Dario. D D- -- sanstorium i'or diiieases other than to-
pastor of \‘orwalk‘ M. E. Church, berculosls in his city.- and they de-
which entertained the visitors. Icided to bill? it tinged by the in-
mg shipmehts wit 11 six months of Rev. Ernest 1“. 'Weise, of “Bridge sertion of the wor “tuberculosis” be-
1‘91”? 000 8800413 1K port. the 10381133 president, deck the tween the two words It wag found
Titus the historic Massachusetts 111- “ha” and presided °V°V the session. ““9"" that ”‘9 “I" 0‘ the 9W9"
diistry \\ hioli flourished {or two can Following the reading of the minutes left no room for the enlarged sign
luries and became the “0“?“ 0‘ much of last year's convention. the presid~ and after it was made clest to the
oi Boston’s Brnliniin wellth awn has read-'
afresh from the proatration in which 111g ofllcer announced that the commissioners that‘Ih‘elr institution
it was reported to have fallen ten ing of the treasurer's re9p90rt would be was the only sunniorium under state
eyears ago. Its opportunity has come delayed until laiei'. " ‘lcontrol intlie city they decided to let
‘33:: ”:99! fieflt'fiffig‘cmflffig' Rev. A. L. Faust, of Bedding the original sign stuudowithout alter-
the W81". until it blossoms gift as new Church ‘New York city, made a re ation.
iivni- stock its revival should benefit port or'uie «my Nursery work Which The coinmisnlon was well pleased
“9115191181001” merchant marine. is the adopted charity work 0f the with the address given liy Dr. Wil-
$039,135“ :{rtgggrfii’mtht‘i-a‘d? :1? "(1:33? diiirict He said that the finances liam J. Hogan, of Hartford 0n the
altered—41mm can now be it return are so low that unless aid comes WM“ self of Red Cross sesis. in‘ Spring-
tcargoes of slaves. ‘ 1111 No weeks. the work will have to field, last week. during the convention
Putt s1;e-939t9)liere_910 be it: “”3913.“ be discontinued He suggésied SGV' there. v'l‘lie sale of seats will not be-
men s 0 es 90 accomp ny ese oral ways of meeting the situation. In gm until after Thanksgiving, but 111-
shipments of rum. it is to be hoped ,
Ithat Puritanism has “not been caught, the event that none of them prove tendy there is Quite a demand for,
111M! 8&5“? 0‘ unpreparednesii diviii‘ feasible or successful. Rev. Mr. Faustcthem from Bridgeport and New Ha-
:boom trues returning to e o ' that tb won;
something should be done at Funeuil expressed the 910111011 9 999ven. which have ordered many more
hall or Tremont Tg’mple to counteract, should 06356- > ,s‘eais than Hartford. II. i183 DEED sug-
the new influences of evil in the dark1 Miss Will's Miller rendered nicely gesled that arrangements should be
.continent ' ' :1." is vocal solo. and then DT- Adams °°‘ made to have 11 suppl‘dkstamps tor
' " copied the attentimi of the satherlns sale at the Yale bowl, when the Yale-
i RMLROAD TO RUN 13.8? C” _ with his address. 9.1“ its “MIME“: 1Princeton football game is played
RESTAURANT. . :» tMiss Millei‘ sa'll‘E another 501°: .and next month. The seals could be done
it is announced that the New York, then .Rev William H Bergwin, pastor up in packages of twenty- -five each:
New Haven & Hartford Railroad Com. of summerflald Church poi-Quest”, and it is said there would be good,
“’1 ““3“?“ “1° N Y.. spoke On 1119 some“ "me’yisale of them It is understood that
management of the station restaurant. Le‘aguer a Soul Winner—flow He May?!“ arrangimentx will be made t
in New Haven. taking it ovei- from the, Be "1“"), ti“ Fuggestion into “mm 1
management or Mrs. Dillon; widow of Rev Mr. Bergwin went into his sub- The commission has
m —5
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held It for many years Til-”9m" 8“" fine “101181118- 3 said that 117111199 parative statement of the death rate
Mrs WIDE 811100 the death other 11115 I.stituted the essential factors for suc- all other diseases in the year'19139.
band, M“ “we when the railroad 0533““ accomplishments by the E?‘ ,Th death rote from tuberculosis per
assumes control It is said that pundmflh Lea er. ‘ 910090
are being discussed for “changes in the 9
place If any are made in the Phi,“ session was héld.' and then adjourn- pended note the commission gives 3
they wilt he the first in more than t° Gm“ P-“fl’h fliall .wherp supper active cases. of tuberculosis in a com-
thirty 79“".1.‘ ' ' was served. Cher two h‘indmd.°n',9m11~i.untty The\ruie an” the number
joyed “ very fine meal . can be found by multiplying‘tlie num-
Evenln Session;
The attendance of, the evening
' V
30TH srofto. .
99501913511119 191930939191 minentllondon
D YB rec 0’s“ in
nent- surgeon to ocean: 9911999999993; to em 0101: was highii ignt ifyi 9
ain‘t???“ illlt 931191981 patient. are of the organisotionp,
I“ on W“ 088 y lite. .to .
both the 111mm," ‘nt cinemwmktn over three nun
hands with them and bowing tilsin 611% "I“ ““59”
of the room in the most affable mi 0011 “of 01100111
‘I
the Epvvorth)
the welfare work that 18 being done physicians at the senatorlums WHE‘
prepared an , ,‘
R1099?“ 3- ”m“ 9', ““3 91‘“ “9° loot very thorott III! and 1mm?“ leaflet containing figures of a_ com - ,
« of the population was 140, and 7
Following his address. the bunnies! from all other diseases 19 In an apu ,
\
cat arrangement of the. restaurant. ment was taken.§;9tlle Boosts “DEW? rule for» ascertaining the number of ..
_ iber of deaths from consumption by ‘9.
.. firm. The commissioners do not claim -
, ,that the result is anything more 1than ‘
.an approximation; and they say tha‘i‘",
~ . “authorities alder as to the multiplier. '
s'me insisting on twenty end a few - "
,
'hV'm \vlio/has.been..the manager to, 11988. 9’99““ 939 and activity ‘3”? in Connecticut from tuberculosis and V
Rich Suits with
New Leng Coats and
Extra. Vain s '
0
,c.’
1..
I
9'tl1aking houses we know.
ton-ibincd with serge. A'numbcr are entirely of 'finc
scr c. _ .
/ g / \\
As quiet or as full of life as one can uish.‘ L iiiquc
9grcen, aishcphcrd check or two. - a
«very dresses we felt sure our clients would like.
Entrance on Main St. F§irfidd AV" “4 Cannon St.
Bridgeport, Conn, Saturday,
OCNK‘?’ 1919’ 3
$27.5
c
A splendid lot of women‘s suits hurries in
spectfii order for their tiiaifing.
best describi- them.
on our
Rich is the one word to
'o
I . .
They are buatitii's——zuui ut ncu't's'i llit‘ltit'I.
A lustrous broadcloth. with a substantial weave that
may be Counted on for wear
A suit oil]! (out oi the] latest ltngth and t'“fittii\CIy
trimmui 11 1th {111: nith full (“litular skirt IlaVlll" graC—t’
in] flare.
One sly-i1. mat is plain limn: 1111 other made “ith a
belt. Edith sort \\"'allll.l_\ intc-riimd. '
ihrough and through: time is \t'orkiimnship of skill
and care One 1:111 sec instantly I10“ mpcrt and Vtt how
(artful Wtrt‘ the workers ’9' r
I} Inc and brown and black in sins 34 to 44 but Silth
detail tells nothing ofhnu hautlsmne tht colors are or
how splendidly a suit \iili fit! lhat one must come and
see. 1'0“.
\0 easier to gin idea of mine. 'IiitSt 311' the rich-
est suits ue hatt- sent this season at stub price. ihcy
arc the best; in iioth and tailorin-r and licuiiess of 5131c.
W e picked the cloth. pit kqd the fur: picked. the"
style .—-and then om of our best tailors “cut ahead and:
made the suits. Judgcthem' by the hinhcst standards:
you 11 agree they are north far more than those special
prices of w ~_ .
9 , $27.50 not} $35.00.
( Second 9fioor.
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V.’
i‘ . 7‘.
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hm‘tr‘w'v“
Extra. Violas Dresses For Young A
Folk and Small Women-$11
Direct from ilie‘blannep in one of/ the best dress-
0
Bait-st ideas of those plhnncrs, they ofi'cr
styles in charmihg colors. ,h
A number are of plain or plaid or lit‘.“”-Sll‘lp€ silks
newest
dress, for example, has a Collar of brilliant tellou uith
odd Indian figures It isnt half as darin" as it sounds-—
has truc individuality
A sash with’tasscl of brilliant color "11 ex dash
0 1
$35.50
s.
and A
life to other stvles. One dress has white collar with a:
handsome patterns ill da‘rk contrast. ’ 1.
i‘Thcrc are coai dresses of newest ’ line, dresses with
long {straight lines. 1 if
van. ‘/
Rich dark anti medium blues, and-
handsome brown
A great variety is to be noted \V‘c went right to
the show collection of this critical maker and p11 kcd the
And we
picked many sorts but only one or two »a sort; that
assures indivduaiity 'to every one .who chooses.
\ . . . 9 ' .
Styles for small women and for young women, colors
edit-ally acceptable to either. values l‘t'rom‘ $12.50"to,018:‘.: 9"”:
{II
I
r F'
new as perv/can .4190 in ,Stl'kifcadyiioiv at 9 9 99311
i Second floor. , 9 .. .
TPiOkings From These I’ _
A L - "ix ,
Three GlOves
hlen can We“ profit by the wisdom of their womenl
folk who have found washable cape gloves Worth- while;-
They are' not spoiled by: getting soiled—for thefcan
be washed and so get back original Color and iinish. "
Good shades of tan—$1.50; '5 Pt
and soft of texture, correct for wear on practically all 09c~ ‘
cosmos—$1 so. 9 ' i
_x“
cape gloves of excellent: weight and regular tanning; -. '
' , in all shades of tail that the seashn makes so de’éii'able,
“99$i.10.99,\ .9 3 99419“
IJustiinsidc'Malonetrect‘dodr.'. .9.‘
s
1,!" I???
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f \Mocha gIOves ofbet gray hues, refineikof air, nice
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