.0
M' m com 303qu mosaic summits "
I.- no your:
u com demo; the smotmt you'd have
to pay
for FIRE protection, ni‘at and day
flow insignificant appears the cost
when compared with what by Fire is.
lost. l
‘0 actumulaie Property is no Jobs. ,
finer. .w‘I-ng it go up in smoke. I
am worst of all, to tax endurance. I
y me Waugh! that you had no insur-
‘ one. ‘
“MORAL"
Insets ‘oaisy with
Tavlor 8: Golden
TI'III company Building
Telcphone 1230.
WEATlIlElETéliEEAST:
l
Forecaw for NoI-wnlk and vicinity:
Fair toni:.r.t:
The slight
0d over tl‘III vicinity yesterday is now
central II ‘t‘J' Nantucket. Mass,
caused {lorries of snow in the custom
portion of the Lake region and New
England. Another distuIIIItncc which
is central ‘his morning (Ile [own Is
causing urm-ttlsd weathtr in the l'p
per Missidippi \allcy and wesIIIII
portion of the Lake region. A well-
defined st.I.III area is Irutral ll‘i:;
morning or: the North
‘An area. 0‘ high prcssuc is :-
the Gulf toast,
'0' temptrutui'cs in thc southern dis-
tricts. iI‘ImIrlIIg tciuperiilums were
reported a; tor south as
Fla. Ind II III frosts us far I'tllllli as
Tampa, Ha Low thIIpcIIIIurcs IIcIII
also mph ltd train the southern poi
tion of 1' Ii ivllt‘ region. While liIII
Canada. lI‘pOZ‘lt’ll 14 below zero.
WEATHER A YEAR AGOI
j [ODAY
b 'lw l.II\I.~ 4t)
’7. ,lI‘uir,
(Elm
‘l'l‘t':".1'tllt. ; lug-ll.
‘
Monday owning, Dec. 61h, the Iot-
Tin: Inchbon' of St. l’ctcr‘s liuthcrbn‘
lot. III. will hold the monthly busi. that come through early selection.
.cs liit't‘tllu: lit the chutch.
A sketch, "'i"al.~I, appears in the, ‘
harm‘s: nIIuIbcr of "Life." ll ls' (l
Illic Lili‘t of Angus Macllonull, of the , '
Slquil‘ll‘“ colony of artists. I . ‘7,
I, ——-'.~:'usll Roast Pork lb‘c lb N. Y. Mitt
l‘ (Ill-I‘lt'k Becker, an orderly in the
[Mumford Hospital, was- It visitor at
WI otnc I'csterday on Lincoln ave-
he.
The Arcade bovling team, of Bridgc
port. which ups to haIe bowled the
hot-walk team, on the Norwhllt“meyill
cu Isaac street. last night failed to!
’“1 in their appeaiance and no game-
’ilt-I played.
I: r—vAt Donnelly's
Sutuiday partly cloudy.
disturbance which pdsew
lt‘
Pacific coast.l
outta! son 1
and is caII~ing vcry'
l’f'llSat'Dltl,:
. pretty and cxceptio-tally reasonable.
cm:
CHIFFON RUFFS in black and w
styles and colors.
. canmrms'frmmm
An attractive line of dainty nodrwesr for the Holiday Season.
FLAT, PLAITED on ROLLING COLLAR8; made - of fine organdy
bstiste. goorgette crepe and lsce.
THE NEW CHROMIN and MILiTARV COLLARS, 25c. and 50s.
GHMTYEB AND VMES in lawn, organdy and orientsl lace,
low turnover and hich coils”. 26c. and $1.60.
LACE GUJMPES with long shares in plain net and lace.
BOUDOIR CAPS
We have a large assortment of boudoir caps in plain net, satin, and
lace combinations with ribbon and rosebud trimming.
25s., 500. and 75c.
J I. .MXfiETTE
Plain, embroidered or with lacs
31. oo, 31. 50, $1. to
bite, 50c.
Variety of
clerks to assist you in selecting
l ate gifts for everyone these are I
BEAUTIFUL BLOUSES Styles
5 GLOVES~Many style-I in kid and
— men. womcn and children.
! EXQUISITE LINGERIE viiowns.
l tions and Corset Covers. of
I soul: or crepc dc chine.
SILK HOSIERY—Jl‘hc Ittrgcst
l found in the city. All the
GIFT SLIRPERs—Beuutiful,
comfortable.
HOLIDAY HANDKERCHIEFs—t
«I cry IIIPmbcr of your
friend and etcryon
I,l\9 SOlDt‘lllllll, uni knou not
hell
A
to choose
l
9—»...
not scum NOTES?
‘
The Senior dance committee met in!
Room 23 today at 1:15 p. m The‘
)0“ can set the meeting Was called by Cllitrll’s tOIW-Iitmount of assessments show in black
Friendship, ( beer, Sunshine slid SunI' toy, the chairman.
lit Rmd Calendars for 25¢. Ask to
lee our other Calendars also.
I. .‘lhe Scoutmastcrs' School
Boy shouts, opened very auspiciously‘
Inst owning, in Roodner's Hall.
higc number of men who are interest-
id in tho movement were piesent and
Q lul'gt‘ class is expected for the win-
Dr. 11.1. LeBaron Peters of Bridge
’ort may again drive tin cIIr Secre-
m: of State llumes is of the opinion
that Dr l’ctcrs was not responsible
[or Ihv fatal accident in which he tig-
.rcd. The license of Harry Hyberg,
pf 'l‘r'idgcport, was indefinitely sus-
pnded. lie was arrested in Norwalk
pn Nov. 12 for operating s vehicle
phite under the influence of liquor.
1, — Fresh Shoulders 16c lb. N. Y: Mitt.
‘ Sonic 80 owners of motor boots and
uIcIIIbers of yacht clubs throughout
ult‘ Hutu arc expected at a meeting
which will be held tonight at the Pe-
ntionuock Yacht Club, in Bridgeport.
Tho organization of the Waterways
Length of Connecticut will be perfect
«I. it is expected that this city and
“III Norwalk 'Yacht Club will be rep-
n-scmvd in tho affair and at the meet.
ing tonight. ‘
---f‘hcupI-:~It in town. N. Y. Market.
The Sunday school room of the Nor-
wallr Methodist Church which has
been rcceiving elaborate alterations,
slut: IlIII past month, will be re-
ppm: It next Wednesday evening
“lit '
hair I IIiI annual fair. The fair will
he lili'lllfllly opened by Mayor Har-
stror: 1‘ 9% o'clock, and will continue
through Thursday and Friday even,
tugs.
o—BftNNER BAKERY. 5 MONROE ST.
of thel
11.9 ladies of the church wiittthis will be some time before (‘hrisl-
' The taking of the. picture of the
football team was postponcd until to-
day. on account of the bad weather.
All football apparatus should be re
Alturncd to Mr. lllnlrc or Mr. llildrIIIli
I Immediately
I The tlirls Athlctic Association met
yesterday in Room 23. They made an
Iappropriutlon of ten dollars for the
basketball team. Approval slips were
given out. it was decided that if dues
were not paid up on time the deficient
membcrs would not be allowed to play
on the basketball team. To enforch
this rule, Miss Henry will get a list
of the persons who did not pay their
dues, every Friday.
The regular Thursday Afternoon
Sewing (‘lub met at l‘lorence Starr's
home yesterday.
The Boys' Athletic Association Incl
yesterday. The secretary read off the
financial report of the football team
and nominations for tho manager of
net year's footbzill teum were made.
ThtI nominations were Clinton Jessup
and r‘duard Tracey. Howard Co
stock “as clccted baseball manager.
A mecting of the Senior Class was
called bI Dr Gumburt yesteidny. They
met in the third period. Superinten-
dent Chapman and Dr. (Iunibart talk—
ed to the students. The Scnior Class
will be granted the privilege of using
the front door as soon as the plans of
the domestic science department for
serving luncheon in the basement
have been completed. it is hoped that
Hill 8. "
The case of Jesse Fox, chargeiwlth
non-support, which has dragged along
Over 9. considerable space in the local
court, will be heard before Judge
George H. Vosburgh, in the city hall
court room. tomorrow morning.
Try two or three of our cup cakes
pith assorted flavored frostings or
iiil'rosted as an addition to that. lunch
In for business or pleasure. Tel. 3137.
$1, (lOO Ibl THREE YEARS
3". Do you realize that you can save this sum through
‘1 the systematic saving plan afforded in our
Bonds of Thrift ?-
”l7 Self-made. men have always said the first $1.000 was
M the hardest to obtain.
l'r
Parish Hall Tuesday evening.
“Honey. meet me there.
3? Come' In. and let us show you howby
f. - :givlng.; you can Mancunian.
—They sure will be great. Them
Say
I
Holiday Announcement
I m otanllelps For Your Christmas
' Gills
The completeness of stocks,—the assured
high quality of our Inzrchandise and extra
tapes which people enjoy who come here.
stock III bt‘
fashionable
plain shades and l’hc latest uovcltics.
family,
to v» lIonI you
t
I BATH ROBES AND xmoms
mle pretty smart styles
The above articles are only a suggestion of the many practical
gift things to be found hm. SHOP NOW, and share the advantage
ml year.
rinity Young Men’s Club Minstrels. ‘
_ comes to making hats Norwsllr manu-
appropri.
he advsn.
unusually
fabric, for
l‘oIIIbiIIH-
fine IIuiII-
siblc and
for
every
must
“list Plfit‘
llfls
l‘ozy,
I. ' ~‘v I3: '1'.“ I'. "MIL : t
Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave. and Cannon St.
I
’u
'l‘oyland may lit“ a world of Jllakt‘ ”elicit—Allin it is a
joy-fit! spot.
11' oues’ eyes were unset-lug, its story of joy and tit-light
would he plaiII—~cars would tell it.
What tlulllesl What tarriagcal \‘l'ltat aIIIIIzIIII: I-lcctrit‘al
and IIIcthaIIIcal affairs! ht trcaturs of delight and
pure enjoyment they arc!
livery little girl and boy, CVcry big girl and boy of 7 or
i7 01' 7t).r~l{vcr,\'l)otly is invited to t‘IIIIIc Eilitl short-
in the good timc that 'I‘oylaml ofl'crs.
Third floor.
Books bring delight
onoung folks
The oltl—lItIt-Iicw rhymes of tliothcr (Ioosc and thc
\IIIIIIlt-rlul doings of Dorothy of l )7. (mil lIcr t‘mnptinioiisa
. which has grcatcr charm for littlt- folks? I.» painting
book or book with llliil‘Yt‘lOth story but .' \\ Ill that
Lilllcst (Ill‘l liltc this Hilly \Vliiskcrs story?
My, {\ly, what it lot of qticstimts? .\Iitl lllt‘ :III<\I'cr to
IlIcIII all is ltcrc lil tlIc Holiday Bookshop. in tlic hun—
dreds of tlLlch‘ctIt sorts of books,
llcrc art sonic ausu'crsof
liIrhttul sort' —
l'('ll'l‘\lllll§.: ~III‘t Illlll tch
lI‘airI lfialt’s’vuflmlll or Anddrscnvlmnd of ()1. and limciald t‘ity offiz
$1. {I11 and lload to til—mach $1. \Iid all
M .II t: H“. lthymcs . rm. and 75c thc deliglitlul Oz books.
‘ “Jr H» I Hawthorncs Wonder Book and Tan-
and at special edition at $1..I0 glcwood Talcs-cuch $1.33
\rabian Nights illltl (‘Iullivcr's Travels
cach st. .15
Sunhonnct liabics liook t‘II’Ic
Animal Rainydsy Scrap Book—-$l
Stctcuson‘s Garden of \‘crsc ~30c
l'l‘hc StoII of the Birds and the Story
I of the Flowers—each 500 3‘s
The Golden (lbblin 50c
(ioidcu Book for Children—75(-
[Our Children's l’ctswsl
Illllly \\ hiskcrs books—~cach 75c
lt'huttcrboi for Win 90c
Main floor, rear
Christmas Candles
may be tested now -._...
liacli day 50th new Chocolate coufcctiou mmcs from—
tltc tlzIIItglIt tlill(l\ shop on the top floor
Each day sonic dclicious hard sugar tdllll) finds Now
in thc s'tlcs S-SpaCL‘
”it? tltristmns candy grows Inorc :IIId murc appcul-
Kindergarten Linicricks-n—EIOc
\licc iII \l'ondcrlIIIId—I'Sc
More About Live Ilolls~~t53c
Sloppy-Time Story Book ~81
-——.
mg. .
ltrcat bulk of llmleIIIIl candy iSIIIIIdc hcrc. \tht “’1‘
don‘t tunkc Ivc buy from folks \\'l10.\t‘ candy Itc l\ll0\\' by
tcst to be worthy.
.U'I'GI‘ 4O tlificreiit sorts of t‘lltlt‘tilillt‘S :It 21) mils:
_ score al.4I) ccuts, some cspcciallyiiuc mics IIt inc.
ii
Basc Incnt.
1m
(Continued from First. Page.)
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tuition at present than it was during
the corresponding period 'of 19“.
I Not only does the increase in the
l
and white that Industrial condition in
this city are improving. but. there It.
ctidcncc on all sides that this city is
enjoying an cra of prosperity which,
according to hot manufacturers and
:othcrs in positions to judge, is likely
to continue for a considerable period
of time.
I For the first time in several years
some of the factories in this city are
running until late in the night. Sevcral
machine shops and some _of the fur
mauufactories are working until as
as cleven o'clock at night” while some
of the hat. factories are operating their
fbrming departments until eight or
ninc o‘clock at night.
Nearly every local hut factory is
doing a satisfactory business, with or.
tiers on hand for Immediate delivery
and many more on file to be filled in
thc future.
A local but manufacturer. who did
not care to have his name used. said
today that it looked to him as if this
citI \\ as to enjoy Hll excellent halting
possibly right through the coming
This manufacturcr said that no
looked for the stiff and soft but trades
to be more even next year than Was
the case this year, although the gen-
eral use of the automobile has cost
the still but trade thousands of cus~
tumors, us tire soft hat. is far better
adapted for wear Ivhile motoring than
the stiff hat is.
The manufacturer referred to said
further that nobody need have any
apprehension about Norwnlk receiving
Its share of hitting while people cou-
tlnue to wear I ...l buy hats. He stated
that local but manufacturers are just
as clever in the batting butmess as
any set of hat manufacturers in the
world, and' that the superiority of the
local employes working at the trade
over those of any. other but Inanufac»
luring center has ncIcr been questibn-
ed.
in this connection this manufactur-
or said that until II few years ago the
impression prevailed that soft hats
could not be made in this city as well
as elsewhere. He said that the great
number of soft hats manufactured in
loss] factories during the past few
years has demanstruted the fallacy of
that notion and shows that. when it
facturers and workmen are second to
none in the world.
From everyviewpoint, industrially
speaking. according to those whd are
\.
5A
:—
I systbmatii:
l'ter off to-day' than at any time the
.past two or three years, and future
in a position to know, this city is het-
prospects armament encouraging. Outé
side financial men think very well of
the financial ability of the city to
meet its obligations as shown' fluently '
when the city officials we're able to
borrow money. on short-term notes at .
the interest rate of' thxpo and one-
halt mr Tilt, the
l38l.88llflll8 llll Slill.
trade during the next fen months flflth'l ,
lowest rotsaver or» .
”A day or two yet 3
. lorsuit at $20 '
. ...... . .. .
. looted-o the cud-oi this week, we make suits to IIIcIIs~
urc fonwomcn at the special price of $20.
At this pritc, one chooses tillV of thc storc‘s to Mar 1
was
,.
$1. 50 suiting \voolcus Suit is made in \IlIiclIc 'cr 0 thc
ncw stvlcs is prcfcrrctl. lt is guarantccd to t and be
thoroughly sutisfactdr). (inc is given a CIIrcful fitting,
licforc suit is finished. -I ' .
Handsome black goods and colors. plain \vcuvcs and
fancy suitings; choice ismnrcstrictcd.
All sizes to and including 44—21320.
Sizes fill()Vl',44-—$22..
Right ziis lc. rcnr.
The lloIvlaud Dry Goods Co. ' ,
I
I
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,. Christmas Suggestions
'7 IPut a Watchlon Father“
But Be Sure Itsja jfairclilld Watch
’ a.
We buy only hand bullshit! and polished pistes, pivots and
wheels and pivots made by the best makers from our'own specifics-
tlons and assemble them In our own workshop under the eyes of a
master workman. The cases are bought in the some manner and all
profits which the middleman got in syndicate stores are saved, en-
abling us to sell the same quality goods for much less money.
.A watch for Sonny that's good enough for anybody, $5.00.
A SLY PEEP AT MOTHER’S SILVER
will surely show many pieces missing from the original lineup. She
appreciates new “plows" just as much as Mrs. Newlywed. Even
ONE DOLLAR will buy a dainty little ladle or ,pickle fork. Two
dollars will buy something twice as good, and five dollars will make
a splendid showing.
All silver porch”: hero Will be marked free.
A'RING FOR THE OTHER FELLOW'S SISTER
There is something so personals about the selection of a ring
- that our big and varied assortment is necessary to suit the Indlv-ld
ual taste, fancy and purso‘. Do It a diamond solitaire or combined
with other precious stones, ws have them set in conventlonsl or odd
“8‘9”. and an amazing quantty of unset gems to choose from. All
Christmas orders may be reached for delivery on any date speclfled
by the purchase” V
I
G W Faircliild & Sou, lite.
997 MAIN STREET
I a
BRIDGEPORT
FltlIl-I CANDY tonal-row Saturday
who visits tho. store and purchases to the
HOWLAND’S
Bridgeport, Conn,
W
Friday, Dec. 3, 1915
‘I.
. I.
through this week
\lost “much know little ot Iltc li_\glt‘lllt table of
Ncmo corsets, IIthI properlI thoscii and adjusted and
“um. [his ucck an t\pt rt from tllt' \cmo hcadquarurs
gncs this information to \\(Jliltll ‘
. l’~orptr corsets art 'd lic] p lt) hmlth. 'l‘hcy give com-
iort and support: Ilic)‘ impart crucclttl curi‘iztg‘c: tlicy
hold tlic body In natural position.
But onc IIcctls to llt‘ surc oi gcttitig’ lllt‘ propcr
mrsct.
ticnttinc liclp lti\\'£ll'|l.\' doing this from tlic many
.Ncmo mutlcls is ollctttl IIoIt
StIlts for \lClltlt'f and lllt‘llllllll ll"llrt\ Sl\lt'.\ llll lull -
fiIrIIrcs‘SJ. St lllltl SS.
Sct‘tnitl flour. 1
O I
First snowstorm _
has arrived
- 113 of lIIIIIIlkcrclIicls: tcn llillt‘s Inorc dcliglitlul than
cvcr. '
“comics: and tlIcII llllll't‘ l)t'llllllt‘,~$
_l):iiIIt_\' and finc, lll plain llt‘illll)' or \Iith Ilclit‘utc. cm-
lII'oitlcry.
'l‘hosc for littlc ltlll\S llill)(‘ it touch of Color and all l
sorts of odd lilllc ciiiliroitlcrml figurcs.
(Ircatcst \‘at‘tcty tit 12 1-2. 25c and 50c. llttt many ‘
sorts :It llltll't' and III lcss. _
bltllll lltml‘. I
U
Somebody Will get a
C O ’
lute bag for a gut
\\’c shall not tcll \Ilto- but It nuiubcr of lllSt‘l‘llillllat‘ : 1
in}: folks liavc alrc all) pickc d bat-"s :mtl suitcascs for gifts. '
.\ltll‘t‘t can wcll follow thcii cxamplc.- '~
'lhc bags and t‘osc Inc from It spcciIIl lot; samples '
and In all the liked sizes. . l
_ Quite a fur :Irc l‘lll('tl \\ ith cxccllcnt toilet and trav— 3
(”lug IIccds.
. And each bag or casc is Irarkcd :It II-third lcss than
115 usual pricc—~just bccausc we bought all this maker’s
samlilcs. M... l l
‘ Third floor. ’ ,'
C
’ ,r
Boy 3 coats that .
fool Jack Frost ' ' * '
keen and elm cr though he may lic, Jack Frost can’t '
gct to thc boy Inside a lion land In crcoat. ‘ .'
100 much good warm \\ oolcn to allow it! " '
Chinchilla and fancy \\ oolcn touts for bots of 10 to '-
I8; follow the smart lines of mm s coats—$5 to $12 50..
For little bovs, 3t0 10. chinchilla and Scotcliy
“onions—$3 to $10. “a I
l! [T . Front llasctiicnt.
The City National Bank
LOurEBestl’Assets
’TlIts Bank 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 ate justly proud.
Confidence of this sort is as surely an indication of strength and
stability as the most imposing array of figures.
The personnel of our directorate is It further assurance that your
Interests are zealously guarded.
1::
wmtimis DSAPI n:
Sflufi 8&DlNO‘
, ;, sccumrv .
'TAKE ELEVATOR -- UP ONE FLIGHT...
IIIS MAIN Si - -TlfL
BRlDGEPORT. conu.
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,WmEtlron Co.
lic lb. to Rags
and hes
_ “you
TEL- 441.
CHRISTMAS excunstons ~
VIA '
SAVANNAH LINE \,
REMEMBER
laoOIIpor-tsd.
PAYS Ne-v York'to Savannah and Rot
$40.00
COVERS EVERY EXPENSE
.1 ill.- lsyton undue.
AGENTS
Real Estate and Insursnwrw
5 Railroad Ave. Booth llioml
”stir.“ for other junk
postal or telephone. ‘
TEL. 441,
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