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THURSDAY, DEC. 2, 1915
,1 no JOKE
In upside-ling the amount y'oud have 'l
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The Senior Dance committee met
1"“ O . «tel-day, Wednesday, in room 23,
It: 1.;ttimult-lle Property is no joke. . “ring the ions mesa. Charles Cope.
Ilse-11 r-aeing ll 80 up ll! smfi iv was elm chairman. They Md-
E‘“ “0““ °f “1’ ‘° ‘“ “am -' to have the dance on the night of
Is 'he thought that you had no insnr- cember 29th.
There was a peanut brittle sale to-
d ‘y in the long recess, in room it
1 1d in the cooking laboratory.
The picture of the football team was
iken this morning All the members
Iof thes quad reported in uniform in
Efront of the school at the beginning
of the 51b period.
Miss Margaret Lee Henry, a local
.lligh School teach.er sent out a (hill
ior basketball iecruits from among=
Ithe ghls of the Senior class. She
.uauts them to get together before
1:~ Friday. and have a captain and
to par
for FIRE protection, night and as: 5
How insignificant appears the cost
{hen compared with what by Fire is
arzce.
1
“MORAL"
l Insure today with
Tavior 8. Golden
Trust Company Building
Telephone 1230.
_.._.__.__I 1
il1'
.a storer already elected. Arrange-
'ments will be made for interclass
‘gauns Players should be fapnllar
ith their
with the rules. and officials 11
have
duties The following girls
pledged their support Flotence Starr,
Eugenie Rummler, Elizabeth Sherrer,
l-‘lizabeth Stevens Bertha Roodner.
Marion Glendenning. Edna Hunkamey-
e.r Estelle Smith, Ethel Hales, Char
d Frances Robe1-.ts
chose a
Do your Christmas
Shopping Early-
STOCKS ARE READY.
lotto (iolhanl, an
They met yesterday and
nuts mm
Hill WESSMM
“Wimm
ad Soc Evidence“ Through-
nessia Ills W of imitat-
ion
Much search would be required to
find a county jail cleaner than the one
on North avenue, Bridgeport, over
which Sheufl‘ Simeon Pease presides,l
was the opinion of a number of guests
the sheriff entertained at dinner at the
jail yesterday afternoon. The guests
were the three commissioners of Fair
field county. John Bropliy of Ridge-
fleld, Henry 1’. Crawford of Green-
wich, and Frank E. Ballard of Bridge‘
port; the Fairfield county auditors,
John W. 'l‘readwell of Trumbull and
J. Henry Blakesman of Straliord;I
Frank E. Clark, George McCarthy and,
three local newspapermen.
Cleanliness Commended.
Each guest expressed admiration
for the fine condition in which the jail'
is kept by Sheriff Pease. Everything!
is in spick and span shape, and diri'i
is sentenced to immediate expulsion.
The handiwork of the. painter can,
easily be detected and the prisonerst
look to be in the very best possible'
condition. Much cffmt has been madeI
by Sheriff Peat-1e and his assistants to
plate the jail in a thoroughly cleanE
condition and they have just reason‘
C0319 'n and lock around. ' 80' taptaiu, Estelle Smith, but no scorer.
[potions reserved until such day . i,
v ’1'" “'"L 'FRIENDS ENTERTAIN iRENE M.
! COLEMAN WHO'LL SOON WED.
; 0;?3 'Mios Lelia Warner Gives Luncheon
'{7’ In Honor of Prospective Bride. I
\i/f“) lll honor of Miss lrene M.t‘olen1an,I
daughter of Mr. and Mts. Fred B. (‘ole-l
103“,“ “AVIS I111an,34 High stieet, Sottth Nonvttlk,
85 Waahingion St. So. Norwalk. "Miss Lelia Walnes gate a luncheon
iteslerday afternoon at her home, 956
wlranistan atenue. Bridgeport. Miss
“times is the daughtel of Dr. and
'Mrs Edw‘ald S. “arnti. 'rhAlunt-h
f se1eral that have been
Cloudy tonight; Friday fair. eon was one o v lk d
g'iten Miss Coleman in hmwa an
. 'lht uestern disturbance ha travel-
ed slowly eastward during the lastI' nBridgeport 19:91::- BXZLCSFKE:
[111 eutv four hours, and is new central "M“ soon wed rc
p101 Ontario. it is causing unsettled
panther with light snow or rain in the
pastorn portion of the Lake region!
tad on the Middle and North Atlantic
coasts. Snow was reported as far ‘
booth as Philadelphia. An area of!
blah pressure which is central over
flexas is producing pleasant weather “'“lk 1“ "“‘O‘uob‘lea
with low temperatures for the season Warn”. Mrs. Women and “l“ 0°”
of the tear in the southwestern dis In“!!! those at ““5 “mm“ were:
trims. I'.Mrs Fred Coleman of Norwalk. Mrs.
C. Walter Miller, Mrs. Lester M.
Wheelel, Miss Adelaide Eason. Mrs
”EATHER A YEAR AGO George D. Roberts and Mrs. Edm'ond'
k." TODAY- IC. Booth of Bridgeport, and Mrs.
'George Cook of Waterbury.
7 'l'ctupcraitlrc:
Low,
52. Hair.
'I teller Miss Hanna, was not there.
WIRather than have them disappointed
l City “'3‘" rents {0" the past 311' Miss Wilson became the story-teller
1’01““ "9 due and payable 110'- fiand the children were made happy.
' _‘"‘ Remember that this is the regular
"‘5" 5‘9"“ Gardnet, 0' Norwalk ‘3 week for the stories and that they
1‘." wrifi‘nsn FORECAST.
I
‘ Ft ct'asi for Norwalk and vicinity.
city The Warnes home was decorated
'Vtarnes home was decolaied with
with chrysanihemums
leaves and each guest
111ique place card. I
Late yesterday afternoon- after the
luncheon, those present went to Nor-
Besldes Miss
received it
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NORWALK LIBRARY NOTES.
The Story flour for the children
lwil be given this week Saturday at
10:30.
lI Several trusting little souls appear
51: high.
ed bright and early last week. though
the Story Hour is given only each
fortnight and the clever little story-
:md\ aultunn.
lo , feel proud of their work. |
Since Sheriff Peasedook charge of!
the Bridgeport and Danbtlry jails. hel
has insisted upon each institution be—I
ing kept in a thoroughly sanitary con-
dition. He instructs his men to soot
to it that no dirt is allowed to accu-I‘
mulate and the prisoners are made
to take. extra good care of the1n-'
selves. l
is Stickler for Sanitation. . l
Sheriff Pease took charge of the
jail last June and since then he has
been busy making improvements and
renovating the place. He is a slicklerI
for cleanliness as was evidenced by}
the appearance of the jail yesterday.;
The men who work in the kitchen of.
the Jail nre attired in neat uniform-I
and extremely clean and the food lai
prepared for the. prisoners in utensils,
or ‘the latest designs. Everywhero.
about the jail are evidences of SheriflI»
Pcnse's work. He is very thorough
in anything 'ho undertakes and has'
pro1cn one of the moat efficient oill-,
trials in Fairlield county. 1
His thoroughness was very notice-1
able nhlle he was county commission-'
or for 12 years and while holding that;
position, he was looked upon all one
of the county's most trusted and.
faithful servants. He has carried his:
wide knowledge with him into his
new position and visitors to the coun-
ty jail are glad such an able and
conscientious ofllclal as Sheriff Pcaso
is in charge. 1‘
Dinner Exceptionally Fine. .
The guests sat down to a fine tur-j
key dinner and there was very little
of the Thanksgiving fowl left after.
the onslaught. Tho sheriff had plenty
for his guests and included all thel
side dishes that usually go with a‘
turkey dinner and especial commen-'
iVlsitlng relatives at Sunset Hill, Red- will be given at 10. 30 Saturday
'aing. 4|, Today at the library the exhibit of I
'II' books for children to give hints forI’
Arthur B. Fitch. of Norwalk. is male those wishing I0 make books a pro
in“ :1 “1°" "is" With friends in Dan- sent is opened. The books are fromI
dation was given the home made
lemon meringue plo served as dos-
sert. It was so good that Commit!
sioncr Crawford asked that a sec-
ond portion be served him and hlsl
Howmuos
Entrance on Main St, Fair-field Ave. and Cannon it.
HOWLAND’S
Bridgeport, Conn.,
HOWLANB'S'
Thursday. December 2, 1915.
' 1.
T wo Stores Are Running
Smoothly Here Under One Roof "
Steadily driving forward, giving equally—cheerful service, each part of the other, the Holiday Store and the Everyday Store
offer their best. 'Tis as important to have blankets as to have dolls. We must. be equally- ready with playthings and with
clothes. And we are!
”it'll:
News of the store from day to day presents sometimes one phase sometimes another sometimes both. But the store is
each day equally alert in every part. You may count on good service, whether it be holiday wares or daily needs
Aid-..'ni“l'l
Prices Drop On ~
Suits for Young and Small Women
it is turn. now. of tllc young folks".ut1tl small l'ollts'
suits to be g‘ltt’ll orders to hurry along.
seek
.,./
tiut they must go?
\'cl\‘ct suits? l"illt- t‘ltltb suits! ll;1111l~11111cly triluv
lllt‘tl and of lllL‘ :tltrt‘ti1c Style of lllc sczlstml
l\'lt‘ll colors and invorlic.
\\'itl1 lltlliillly'llltil‘tillgll tailoring: fun-st SlillS in iltc
young-lull“~ st-cttou; t'tlllall} tulnptctl for 111-211 111
1111111111 of Sillilll i'tgtlrc. /
llclc tlrc llltil ptitts 11f\\'ttllltr~‘tlay:1utl llltll‘ llcw
plitts to lilakt plain just what the. a1i1lys arc -
Have been $40 to $47.50 Have been $32. so to $37. 50
$35 $27. 50
l\'titfl\ |l111rstl;11 morning and it” pttv folks to bc
““‘ll- ' 1 *1.“
Second floor.
Fine Suits At
Dollars Less
.\ny 1111111, from slcntlcr youngcltap to substantial cit-
iycu of unprcssn'c build, can pick a still here and now——
and pay dollars lcss for it!
”to \cry sort of suits 11c '\c btcn stlllllg ill $25 and
more; 110w $19.
Some are very patterns we've had. Sonic are very
sizes. Sonic arc vcry styles. ' .
Nothing surprising in tllat—illcy arc suits front those
splendid makers whosc clotllcs wc scll so many men:
Hart Schali'ner & Marx
and the
House of Kuppenhelmer
\\ c simply llmc pickctl front their cutl- of season
stocks a. lot of fine suits: bought them at cnd- of— season
price: offer them at Corresponding price to men!
\\ c to (1011c thc saute thing with 01 crcoats—antl
there 15 at hand c1cry sort of stylish and scas'onabic and
sensible overcoat thalamall tOlllfl ask to pick front
That mcans'Cllcstcrficlds as well as ulsters!
The ovcrconts arc wmtli just as much as the suits.
lavcry one of them is worthy to walk right alongsltlc our
$.5 and better coatsl
Every liked color. cvcry likctl pattern. every good
progressive and couscrvaiivc‘ stylc,—-this as to both
suits and ovcrcnais~—choicc of all at $19
Main floor, rcar. \
Tile Howland Dry Goods Co.
. \vlllt prcltit'r. arc to be sold 1111\1 st-ztstut at
you
Sanford Rugs ‘
Rich, Fine, $29
Sanford scamlcss \\'iltnu rugs \t‘ll t‘\t‘l'_\'\\llt'l'a' linilr
:tlly 211835. in sonic sturcs, tllcy w“ for 111111‘1‘. \llilost
llt‘\t‘r ior lt-ss, l
lll'lfihcrc arc some. pt-li'ct'l 1'11 cvcry 11 ;1_\' and lit'llll-
ilitll 111 tlcslgll illltl color. :11 $29
\Vc bought lllt‘lll 11‘111‘11 tllc Sanford folks \1'cl‘t' t‘lt‘t'ir-
1111,: out thclr SlOClv‘ \\cp:1itl lt‘ss than regular price.
\t-l. ihcsc t‘vt-ry snulc runs, '111 new liiillt‘l‘llS 1111i it
L’\'t'll liltil't‘
than $35 111 till probability l
\l'ovcu front [11er \vorstcd yarn. lllal'bt'tl bv :1 rich
ltlstt-t'. l't'l‘Slall nll~ovcr patterns itiltl (lrlclltnl tit-signs
and plant rose or bltlc \\llll band lltll'tlt‘l', ltlttst-usci'ul of
all SlZL‘SI t) by 12 feet. ‘
Special firmness~ is gin-11 to curb of these rugs by
the absence of a seam. 'l‘ltcy arc solid front edge to edge.
llus luakcs pattern (‘lt‘ill‘t’f‘ antl lilorc-plcasi11gr too. if
anything, 11 lilakcs caclt rug give loug‘cr :llltl bt-ttcr scr—
vlt‘c too. . .
9 by 12 feet. usually sold at $3s~ $29 ‘
" Sanford \\llllll\‘lti‘ rugs .1t lttt‘llly- zttlrzlttivc
pl'iccs
too!
Some of the good things 11‘c'1'c said about Wilton rugs
can be sold about .\xminstcrs——for they are scatnlcssr too.
llatcn’t the some fine quality as Wilton and are not
311 firm and stout. ll ill. 11 hat btautics tltcv arc, as a lllntttr
of fact! i ‘ 1
Their surface is soft and lustrous; they scent to be a
carpet with the snl'illcss of moss, for example.
Two grades in this special lot, each at saving.
9 by 12 feet, $29 and $19.50. 6 by 9’ ft.—-$xs and $13.50
36 by 70 inches—$4 and $3. 27 by 58 inches—$2 and $2.50
46 by 36 inches—$2.50. 22 1-2 by 36 inches—$1.50.
Third floor. ':
Many May Share .' '
Ton of Coil; Underprice.‘
As big a circle of new friends .15 possiblc. is to l)L 11011 ,
by the special offer of Ho“ co coffee. ‘5 1
\V' c shall 51:" any pcrso 11 4 pounds of the regular 35-
ccnt sort for $1. llut 11c shall sell one ’pcrson only a
limited amount :—-12 pounds. That is simply fair—11c
aim to hate a lot of families get atquainicd with this fine
cofl'cc.
Just a ton at this special price. First roast of that
ion ready 'lhtlrsday morning. Orders to be filed as re—
celvcd. l
A cheering cup of aroma .‘llltl' flavor and smooth
strength is always assured the «Iriukcr of lion-co coii'cc.
A good time to get acquainted with it is NOW.
1 Front Bast-111cm.
6| WALL STREET
1111 1111111
'Mry. I-ariouIt; Drbgsllt‘l‘s fillgougl; "if Cgllldl Irequest was granted Deputy JauefI O. E. Jackson NORWALK
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Stores in the busineas sections have ore 00 00'" e“ or w ”Fl Matthew 8““ was present at the, OPTICIAN PHONE 488 NEW YORK .Q‘
Miss Emerson, the proprietor, makes dinner and many Words of pulse
a sinule specialty of children‘s books Iwere heard for this excellent omcial,
Miss Emerson is a summer resident and his assistants. l
of Norwaik. living on home street. 'l Before the dinner, the guess oo-'
I copied the large parlor of the sheriff”!
MIDDLET’OWN BANKER RETIRES :nmrtments where they met Mr!-
1311111113110qu (gnnq Dec 1__. Pease and Mrs. .Scott wives of the
Seth H. Butler, president of the Fllflst sheriff and deputy 53"": respectivelyfl
National Bank of this city since 189.}. All" the dinner the guests were
ytitll missionary and educational work today announced his rciiremeul. He shownhthrough 'll'llclln'll‘ran: “ls; th'I
in Turkcy. He returned to this coun- has been connected with the hankl“°mS op Iover W h l “3] E; f“:
If? 1,... June, with his mm Prof. since 1868, in which year he was presides BO“) int e ea or ac 0"le
Bar: 1 Huntington Barnum, of Robert! 9'9“?“ a director, and ‘5 Bald ‘0 be' angdlhe cereal! block shipgther: v6“;
[Joliege Constantinople who spent one of the oldest banking men 111‘ev once 0 B a] “I‘m“ :88 0
Damn time in Danbury goon after u. point of service, in the state. He is Iprisoners 0 paces ere up w'
'beutm to make interior decorations
for the Christmas holiday season. AUT0M()BILE MESSENGER
FRIDAY or EACH WEEK » ~
All Goods Called for and Deivered the Same Day
REASONABLE RATES
PHONE 1360 . so. NORWALKv, CONN.
Everything'in the‘thical Lin
Eyes Exalnined~~ Free '
walnuts" 521111111:
' Dr. Henry S. Barnum, of Constantl-
aopip. who has acquaintances hero,
and M rs. Christine 0. Fish. of Verona.
N. .l., were married in Caldwell, N. _Y.,
recently. 'Dr. Barnum is widely
known through his long connection
-'3 "£3"
NEWLY RENOVATED.
'CEN'TRAL HOTEL ..
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets, South Norwalk.
SHIN”.
m“ a] Dr. Bhrnum's first wife was
'Miss Helen Randle, of WinnlpaulI
.1 Her death occurred in 1915. Dr. and
In. Barnum will reside in Verona.‘
'I. J.
WT'Do
If the hardest “obtain.
"ov-
V2,};-
"l _ I
1' $1, 000 IN THREE 'YEARS
yourealiuthatyon can save this sum through ._
.u the ayshematlc saving plan afforded in our
Bonds of Thrift?- "
VSelf-mademc‘n'han 'alwayasaidthelirs'thmoo was
"1VComein.aldletuaahowyouhowby systemtié '-
flmfiflummgmtremlu. . .
q d‘ d Iihe standard of cleanliness elsewhereI
I u:cee e by his son Ea”? 0' Butlerfl displayed and reflected credit uponIi
:90; has been ticepresident slncoIMr Clar'ks management. I
-—--—— guau. oars JOB 'A'S FACTORY 1111
——Senl.lnal ads. nav. Try one. i SPECTOR.
Labor Commissioner Wm. C. Hydel.
4 has appointed F.110uls Hall or North
Windham a factory inspector to take
the place of D. P. Sullivan, whose retali—
. 'ignation took effect yesterday. Th'ero‘
' were over twenty applicants for tho.
solace to which -Mr. Hall was appoint-
ed by Factory Inspector J. MoPart-
land two years ago. His home is in
Huntington. Another appointment is
expected.
‘71
a . .rlv; clams.
Don’t miss‘uil‘s. Cut out this sup,
enclose with live cents to Nor &' Co.
,1 Chicago. lit, writing' your name and
address clearly. You will receive in
return a trial package colltfilnln" ‘
.7 Iblcy'a Honey and rte Coilipouad,
- for counts. cold sitcom relay ina-
' g—oun‘ 111-11:11, cereal;rnts‘_aup '
' ' interests are :ealonsly guarded.
Hamill? %
SECUDIT‘: B DINU‘ '
:TAltt tin/A162 -- up (11117111611? ;
lil5 M11111 51—4112“ 1
The City N at1onal Bank
’ Our Best Assets
in. Bani: with its growing list of loyal depositors, most of
, them individuals and small business houses, holds a' position in pub-
lic confidence of which we are lastly proud.
Confidence of this sort is as surely an indication of strength and J
stability as theImost imposing array of figures. ,
‘ The personnel of our directorate is a further assurance that your
Fairfield County National Bank. .I
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Rooms by day or Week at reasonable prices.
‘Every room well ventilated. electric lights and sat.
Everything first class. '
11111111 Your Assets?,.‘1l‘?'_~1‘i'+
The scientific conduct "of 1111.11... and personal affairs today clam
the methods employed vary “lastly . ,4
Avoid The liability
0f not having a checking amount. We Invite accounts which an
given efficient and cont-tuna attention.
I‘I’Hl‘ OLD!" BANK IN NOKWALK.
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