HEAT &GROCER~IF
mom. Alli-.NHON TO EAST
NORWALK ORDERS
« .ret‘ delit't-iy at any time, ot
it. First tlt'lnt‘l‘fii leaves at eight
m. TELEPHONE your order:
jun.
11‘ they 11.11.
niat trom ”headquarters," in:
ble has kept very quiet, and \1 e to;
is now on the “alert.”
hilt! lili‘fl :1‘.‘ 1.7.
t1i.. ~
Miss (‘rinimins of (Volleiider's Point.
Noroton, is now very active on a rut“
inittee oi wellkiiown women engaged
l in disposing of boxes for a benefit 111.1
Szitisinttlon guarfj -ed. cert to be given for the Knights oi
11311111111111 by John McCormack, at the
Bayes CityMarket New York Hippodrome, Sunday after
noon, Dec. 19. 'Mr. Mc-(Toriuat-k is .1
69 ;\11. Main Siiett
’popular lrish tenor at the llippodrom1~
iand this promises to be one of the
tgreatest (‘atholic social entertain
held in New York
|
- inents
1 years.
; patrons.
EAST
NORWALK
.1..— '_.__ .__ __ _-_.-,
l The engai, ement of Miss Amy Car|
iter Ely to Frank 'l‘row bridge Baily ot
lMoiitclair N. J., has just been an
‘_,_v nounced Miss idly is a daughter oi
Ernest \alentine ”f ”,6 Last Side _er and Mrs. Daniel llrlttain Ely 110-1
has resigned his position with Reddyt'i‘l“g 3‘ “35339“‘1‘13-1‘ 1- MW" E13 “
.3 Aym and has accepted a pOsitionlfath" is from Philadelphia Her 1110
with Allen “'01in lther was Miss 'llallie 1.. O Fallon oi
In spite of llll‘ snow this morning, 8‘ “mis' and her grandfather was 3
the bridge “0m. “ah “m altogethei lnieniber oi the wellltnown old (‘arter
held up. Sen-mi workmen, in megfamily of Virginia, from whom Miss
thicketm of ”m 5mm“, kept on E'ly gets her middle name. Mr Baily
jobs. ‘ was graduated from Yale ITiiiversit)
. . in 1910, is ver 11 ular among his
The third district meeting. which y p p
, Ifriends, and is considered quite wezil
has been subet'ted to a series of d1
hty. The marriage will take place in
1:53 and adjournments will be, held onla Montclair church the “It”, Dim “f
Friday evening in the huh Stilool l .:l1niiary Miss it‘ly is it cousin of Miss
The condensed at't'oiintant‘. lepor rt Louise Vairin Snead of the 111: one
‘1“ be many at ”M! um“ Highway :it Noroton. Miss Snead W
Mr. and “"53 ”M -\' ltaer "N ”'9 be :i bridesmaid at lit-i cousins wed
hipplcr “4'“ ”W" 11111111 "' "W bright ding. on her return troin Charleston,
“’35 ”‘3 ”3”” 0' "“"F legally adopt where she expects to go about ltec.
ing the infant ‘0" "1 “"11"” 1‘ 5‘” ii, to visit her grandmother, Mrs. l-Iti
field. That child \Hll lit‘teafit‘l' her ward “ll-”is. Mrs. Harry V.
known as William llei'nztrd lint-1'. tmmh‘m
llli NONill8 0N
lot'al carpenter.
their
A meeting ot l- llht Hide taxpayers is
said to he .1'llt‘tl‘1llt‘tl 1111' this 1111111111:
in the East Norwiilh \'.11:ht 1'tiil1 tltiai'
tersfi on Seam-11 :i\t‘llil(". it is under
Stood mutton. iii t‘tlllllN'titill with the
electric titlit punt :llltl concerning l1‘ri-
day nigrhtm llit‘t"l'l"
sed in length
:ii't- l'l he disco.»
The snow was 1111 11-11 ttl ttiH i211 -t
I
1 .
v.1. 1.11.1.1 .1. illullli 1 Huntington Gig: 1:11-13, tell
i
Arthur
last 111'1'111111: :11
and only t-iltiiii'li \it'ntler iv) 111w»t ‘lttaustizl
the pond, liotsnow. l» (ll’sll'l‘d.
Young Slt'it' '. _1t
scrappcr, who
night, will tin.» 11
Haul Sinith':. p111.
ington street I
friends. in
him strong to 11111 111 the {tizttlt-om‘tnu
ROWAYTON :
ltiilitiilizton .3111111'
llll‘ Norwulk l.i‘i:iir.v
upon the situation its he saw it in ltel
. 11.1w Tlllll’Rtlllylmum and the north of li‘rnnt't'. llti
Hymn in “it called his talk “Fire Months on the
.1» 111 mm Wash-l \\'111l1rn Front." Ailtl it 1111:; Klll‘ll
litt'tirt- the, t‘»-niinuliity (‘ltiti 11nd lt;~
Milt-«tn. lint-h members of th- 14.1111
l.tid title ticket for herself 11nd 0111- for
a guest anti it was requested that 11‘
tickets could not be used they should
pliti-liy ltit‘dl
' 11.11; lilliily
\1.-t'.;;.'.» who nrt- tucking
till tinny. lvt‘t‘l’llllilul‘i
I ('t;ii.'p;ti‘:itit t-ly few
:ii'i‘tiiizt-mi-iils
lit'ltcts mere l‘t‘
‘llll‘tlt'tl fillin‘tliK the intrrmt to he 11-”
great tloth ill the speaker and his
‘joct.
i Mr. Gleason is well roilieiilbott-il of
The monthly meeting or ”‘9 Bible his boyhood was spent here with his
study class was held last evening “[1 widowed mother. Mrs. ”1”“ Seward
.«illi
the 1101111. 0‘ M” John “- Plunder. Glow-ion in tho home. of his gritiltlftttlr
Arch A 94111:, ‘ it _- 111.1, er the Rt-t. ltr Seward Mi. (lit‘itsttll'n‘
and h”? “vim." ,‘X‘ ' liatlicr was :1 member of the famous
““35 .‘"' """' “”""' """“' "' ~‘“"" 1111» Class of .13. of which Judge
York city. .
. . . , 1\’tood1\'al'd was: also 11 member.
The liiirwn \tzitel' 1111111121in is ex I.
Tho Auditorium of the Library was
tending its lllt‘ll‘iL? tn the ’i'tiltt'llt'lte _-.-..1. 1 _ . ..
crowded to its liiilit when hits-1 lireild
‘tion. and 1,1 ilill:ll)t'l‘ ot' llNltlt‘llt‘t’HI
‘lhcre (1'51- ht-ingz connected with it. linger. vice-prestdout opened the meet
Richard 'l‘jtitier 11nd Ht'tt't‘tll of his: int-t with :i hospitable greeting to the
thiltlrt '1 ll.".’1‘ :1l'ri1'1-d ill their 'i‘olo- guests of the club, and 11 most “PM“.
" Fake rfl‘iitl“7l"f‘ ”it“ “1'31 it'll-”1"" ll‘ltllll't‘ preseiitiilt-lit of the speaker.
apend the lml““"'" ”M“ ‘ 'l'lit- ilioliieiit .\li'. (Henson's vtitt't‘,
I J. Mnthirtin hits closed his house‘ _ - , , . .. -
It Butler's lshiiid and with his fiiiu- was hcoid n was felt that ion \ as
51y Will Spent llt" axillzt'r :1: ill: \\':1 t in man who know what he was mm“:
Ion Hotel. New ‘1'111-l1.:1‘11ni: :intl tlirtlierntoro l111111e\:itll\"
Miss M. A 1,. 1311.1 1., ll-“\lll;: r; how to til‘t‘mtllt it. His voice is (Itiiit‘l
addition itiiii. 11': her resident-11 :11 it"ondeiiut :1}'llipalll(‘llt‘. and of '1 tiIii:ll-_
Tokenette.‘ ("""I'f""""'I "““r-i“ i. “I“ ity which carries his 1i. :ion is that of;
.3):l:k.01 l'.l.\'.‘. .1111' . . £1113, the poet yet of thepralfi‘tittti (“WI-g“
.l man of timiir too a combination which
while rare. is quite possible as 1111' in
stance otii own Lowell. liis eminent,
fatness 11nd necuracy iii Stiltf‘mt‘ut‘
Istruck all except those whose minds:
:might. by shut by prejudice. His llllS-i
sion is to tell exactly what he llas‘
lion for appendicitis at the Norwalk seen and felt with his 0“.“ scuses~
Hospital, has rt turned to her home in never what he has done—for his mod- 3
Jaymond strett, 31"] '5 slowly regain esty is such that he actually loses:
1118 her health. tsight of his individual accomplish;
The regular midweek prayer meet ment
ing will be held tonitzht at '1': 15 in the Mr. Gleason began by saying that bel
Bowayton Baptist tlturth Miss Carrie might be of interest to answer some
Wilbur, tho e1 angnhst' will be pres- of the questions mont often asked him
out and will be pleased to meet llekslnce he came home. Parentbetically
13881! friends. perhaps it is well to state that. Mr.
{Gleason is a. writer, having held posi-
‘tions on the Tribune; Country Life
The Survey, Cosmopolitan and last
a has been since 1908 associate editor of
Eooliier's Weekly. While, be, his
lyoung wife, and his mother were
Ispending a. summer resting in :1 vii-
lage in England. the war broke out.
land Mr. Gleason first being moved «by
the desire to see what was going on in
. Belgium liter by the determination to
the of use. was. with his wife 3 vol-
unteer for the Red. Cross—“Five
Month-3 on the Western Front." Some
of big experiences are recorded in
that u‘w‘ammdous' 1111011, “Young Hilda
The quarterly conference of the tin
wayton Methodist Episcopal cliuifich
"will be held this evening. with Rev. A.
H. Goodenougli. oi“ Staiiit'ord. presid-
wins-
Miss May Sigdge. after an opera-
11110. ... .1. uaemcna' of the Boston
root road Newton. is still at her
”home. and she will probably remain
More all winter, and persue her liter—
” “mk- at tho Wm, " the third book produced
t was rumored around Noroton by the author some of them aré re
”to, the last of the week that the corded in the Bryce Report of the
" thieves who have been so nu- great Englishman, others have been
‘joll nil around iis neighbor‘ttold to various interviewers since his
poll 3 visit to’Consmhie Fred return. The ‘mtddle o! Jtnuary 1111'
111111111111 avenue at the Heights. cable asking them to come again, ro-
in many,
(‘ai'dinal Farley is one of the;
.Snemi'sHW tlii- l't‘ltltlillltt‘ of the
llil WiSliRl llillllll;"“'v
Side, this inoririli _ 1.
IIVOI'. ll l1 l'l'tlt‘ti i1} 3.-.li.'rur . . ‘
““8 111111 11.: 111111111- mirth-11 .1 at the Library on Belgian Sit.
pond will '11- f-ptillnl \iitl int-uI tqu' talitlll
the mill Iltt"tl 11.1111 .1'. r-i-rlg 't."“' 1' _. ., ,_.
,1\Ili'lll
1. chicken "ranch" at his home with 11111 1111111111. In rehponse to tit
THE SOUTH NORWALK meson?
‘tion tun; will the war last?” is the
”Ut‘Sliétit 11;1.~t old-11 hind .uu .111:
tlleamn To this he gate 111- opinion
allliost tlllltt’i'>all_\' expressed by the
lit'u. it lltlttll and 111151.»: 11'11'
with whom he has collie in contact
'llit'y shy not lit the \e.‘,\ Lilitlzlt'rb
for two yeltrs 'lhe terrible wastage
of human lite mint twentuully stop the
1' .‘t 111:1.1s i tlri go
to the 11:11! lit-mine ot’ lllt‘ .ujwrl
in numbers of their enemies. in 0111
71111115 ttl he war. will
'1211111111 1111;: wet, and tilt. “ 1 ii 1‘
We something of
t-. llit 111111 this is nothing to illt'
{if
:11' 41.1118.
The world could
,ex Willi: ill) tin 1111111 down by the mere
attribution of war the end i~1 toming
lto the nation wtah'est in mete nuin—
lbers This opinion Mr. "1.1.-
charm-tell tit- modesty afforded is the
lopiiiion oi the otlit'crs not simply 11.1
or '1
ill til. 11>
los1'.
”11:11:
one can the
onstage ot tll>tii5(‘. tllrte
ltltmtt‘ti l'_\' lltt‘
tsuflei tronl dim ast-
Incl
two to o :1
'1 11'! h
l
0“ ll 0' ‘lilltlil.
is it it '1lly tint?" '-‘.\lttli the
‘111 iil.~' did in Belgium. our people liave‘
{instances as no one can doubt. The‘
itlermans did commit brutality after
[brutality desipitedly and of not piir--
po._~e the. purpose to terrorize, out! Mr.’
ttlieuson witneswd these or
illllla‘ of them. lit tool: great tare to
ldiilcientltite ht 111111 ii the (le l'lil.in in l
:itary system as outlined by llerilliaitii
and to: «are tuily taught by the tit-i»
1 mail liipli t‘oiiilnalid for years and Ill»
'stmple, splendid Gennan people as a
“Hull“ and lil‘
llll‘ \ 11'
.1111 imit'lllltg ti t'mt'e
(lerlimii sold-
to tolnliitt
l
1
It‘s, :is it limit, the atroci-
(lt'tll‘l't’d to commit ltl
:tllis 111111111titt'1 he li‘httl our id'tiplo
thiit \te litll’~i not add
$111 illt‘il‘ (tllit'l' ortvmit'ti 111 >1" ti::1t with
out came they llrl' till tlltl Hell VHS;
11' llt‘ troy (' titt 111-~ 'I lit' ldt'i
th.t ill" in army is
a ptlity 111' help he
tint: :tlid lllt
Ities they 1111111
. to lllltlt‘l‘rwlttiltl
-d t'rms in on,
ll‘t' ormy 1:111".
:iiiilnilnih 1- '.l'1' ttlitrétdlll
'ly being Used as tl:tils|xii'1.itioii for
tired lighters. tlit-i't-t’om the opposing
lil'niyJian every right to dieregtlrti the
‘red cross and lilo on the. soldiers. The
church towers tire used tot obserintor-
leis. connected by telephone with the
ground told the opposing iti'lll,‘ hilt: e1-
1~ry right to tll‘llltlllr'll tllcili.
"\\'h;it are they lighting: ti’ioiit‘“ ‘t
is tery tlllllt'ull to write of Mr. tilea-
soiis answer to this for into it tho
vaulit-r poured his whole soul as he
titmrlbwd lllt' wonderful selfattizcitti-
lll"l the patience, the t'ouitesy. the
liti‘tliiiit :t' 1111- lttlglitns and French
\1l..i are ttr'niniz the light of huliuinity»
'bt» 1'1-turned to Miss l'iniico who was .1
1 pa, 1hr- lll‘l't‘rfi or the war mocha
true" .-::ii1l the l-‘lt-ilrh iitittirally
ltl'”lltXl to \illt‘i'll'?! tor :yu'pttthy 11.1
ill: '11' Ropil iii in HR th'Iltlpfllllg days
had lielp1tl ours that the Belgian-1 1'oii
stiiiitly asked "1111 they Mlllplllllilt‘.’
'l‘hiit while America has done much iii
litt‘
money and with such men on Brand-
\‘i’hitlock tuld lloover as individual
instances. the Belgians bod hopes for
on outpouring of human sympathy
from this side. He believes that the
war will time its 1-ild us its beginning.
along “tho “adorn front.“ that ill"
Belgium tho Modern Culvltry. 111151
doliiod to terrible Hllllfll'lllLI' with the
mimsixtli of France that ”my
know it ltili believe that they run 111‘
Ger-‘
asked. To this Mr. Gleason foul his
own, firsthand knowledge, gate nut-h‘
-m.‘ -—-..—- . _-=~
w
—-—- .
fl..—
4
THE
Victrola 1
the
Come in and heat it
We have them item
.00 to $300.
in stock
Can be delivered at
your pleasure
'tiPEN EVERY liVEMNGl
Our Noiseprouf Dem—
onstrating room 3 m likes
I it convenient to give.
prompt danonstrtition.j
‘ . s f. A.\.
er rest :ig'itiii til the 111111111111 military
system is crushed 111111 the
peoplo hurl,» risen in their might
it years that this struggle, intuit comm!
that any talk of lWth‘Q at this time
"when there is 1111 lit-ace" would be it
backward step; that tlelgium tilmos!‘
destroyed as .1 country and still light-
liii: bravely is :1 thousand times bet-
ter oi! than if she hild tilniely sub
liiitted and that the administration of
the United Staten‘imh a, despicable:
position for not inlmNiatt-ly protest
This 1 the
$15 V ictt'ola
-~.«
,.
And
witr‘?”
ticnil)
cruit
work to relieve.
lie sold than the "l
lt-rinnii this country. ti man whose name
to t‘alllltlt use said to liilil that he bowed
cast. it off. that France has known for his head in shame aver ilclatuin.
"what about the women in this
To this he replied enthusias-
ltelgiiiiii 11nd
they are part of the fighting force, in
England they have done more to re-
iilt-u besides doing all sorts of
than any one other
{ilt'ltir except officers and men return.
tlittt
LLY’S
ending German" in
he
hates
when their
Fl‘il 'lt'o
audience, and
have sprung to help.
rogrtt of Jane Addams position
ing tltiit she has actually tzivcli false ’
hood instead of fact.
iently careful to verify.
lil closing .\tr. Gleason urged
he should he asked llll('§ll01l5 by thew
particularly it
is a $300 instrument
00
Come in any time t1 hearthe VlCltttla
Sold on easy pay-
ment plan it desired
So. Main St.
30. Norwolk
4
t1
‘A‘V
{ll’t’ Elli“
ed from the from who have recruited.
't‘hiit women hate war as the sane man dintiry
war, but that in all tiger. woman:
countries
in 1i
lie. spoke with
so 1.
not being stitiio
lug over the crime of mining tlcliziunl.
t
l
9
@Y; Ww?.\
"fl I . ‘
Why not look for Santa '
Claus in a man's
Four men's
store? 1
stores in fact '
thoys' too) full of attractive
Christmas gifts.
Unusual and useful nov-
elties as well as hosts of suit-
able gifts such as licckwear,
gloves walking sticks
l1crcllicts, furs
(mods.
Ot'ei'coats
comfort.
Coats for business wear,
dress wear, motoring—every
good sort of Winter over-
coat.
Romans Pun COMPANY
Broadway
at 13m 8:.
Broadway
ll Warren
New York City.
‘ (The
Four
Corners" Fifth Aw.
halid—
:itld Sporting
that radiate
Broadway
at "wet. *
It 11:18:.
CON E FIRST
0
-———-THE DAYLICHT STORE——-—
HRISTMAS
GIFT SEEKERS
The selecting of gifts has com~
menced and it is evident that our
holiday stock. as large as it is,
will be depicted BEFORE
Christmas.
It is the spirit of the times to
shop and buy early—even in the
wholesale shops, our representa-
tive in making selections on
special orders discovered the
scarcity of many things.
We urge you. for onur own sat-
isfaction, to make your purchases
here and early. We will hold
your selections for future delivery '
for a small deposit.
Come to us for any gift you
may want—if we have it not in
stock we will gladly' try to get
it for you.
Briggerman Bros.
NORTH MAIN ST., CQR. UNION ST.
31111111
Norwalk }
.—-I-
l RlGGEltMA-N’S
WEDNESDAY, DEC 8. 1915
m
,rr-1111 Le won -1
, .1. them
lie was 211:1le
".mt rita get :1 trio
lick. lo 1;;
ed wt tip: 11. ':1
account of the .1211"! li- replied ”111'
in bi,» opinion Frank stint-lids. 1L1:
editorial writer of the New York Tri-
1.1111. gm» lh~ truest and most coat-
of the .‘lltialhnl
5.1.1111 anywhere. in 1511s t‘UJt-
ne1 tlon he I'hplalllttl that tin policy ut’
the Tllbuitc had but! to buPDU“ lul'
IlTl‘llt‘llbh e dese'l'ipt ion
that i.»
ally the atllL‘tllll imztoii as 11111: as ll
belieted then- 11‘” ,1 detlliv. poll .'
being, tottumd ‘na Air .‘_>..".1 . ~t
made a. pzirozml 11:11 to
anti dist-111 'l’ttl tor tiilnst it that then;
11”; 151 11
war. actually no iolit'y will. lt‘ad'tt 1
al-i l'roiii llit‘l. ll :10-
held our eXt-t'titite Stilt ti_\ 1111111 .-.1
Mr. (litnnon speaks to 111111;ei'1,l,.11
{illdlt‘lltt’s its ..1 i
to :1 tint-stion alut 1
the l.1i::ti(:lll2:,
1111i] '11»
2'1 plitwi thu' he
found :1 rennin» when he 1111.111:
difference
and the
\\'l'.itll the. ur1- 11:1
At the 11-151: of the
people 11'11
to prohllyv
plant in I .11-121 the pttip '
i'ettitlw: littllirti) s) .1, 11. t‘
‘1t'lill:
speech >11 111.1; Y
mood up to gin
er. and it) ask Illtr'silolli illul it 11m 1
full half hour before the
Seldom has the 11 l'llci‘ . fx'oi'vtllll,
audience 50 :iii‘lt'tl, and one 1~ mind 1
remember that our t‘lt)
effort.» of sciertll 111' out t.1!"i'.iil iiti
Zens was one oi the iii-.11 in '
the call for help tiltetilt'ia..I.
\ir Gleason was taken 1'11- 111 11!
hi.» old ll‘it “th Mis \\. E. lrii
llt'i daughteis during his s} 1" :.11
‘t lllt‘ sIloJ. ~
audience lel'
~‘lli it
ll i'tiilQ‘l ti 3
t"~ittllltl 'l
.il.llti
Perfect
Rli'go Arc insured
l SELL 'l HEM
your third linger llt’illll'llltl
llil'ial'u-
with tilt' of the rich \\' W W. liilt,:‘».
lit‘LU‘r tilil tulih‘ ltt in) hit)" when»
,1 how :1 large :i>~1ir'iiivill 01 1,. 111111—
itil tit flat)“, and Sf‘ll'tl one or mun an
:1 Kill 11' in: 11,11 (I.t de 1 you
W “2““! 111-3311“ 0ng 1% if 1151i
.come in all 11111115101191, and notwith-
standing the fact that they are 1311.11.
111111111 they 11M no more than or-
rings.
From $2 to 1520.
Ith3 1 RD 1. 1.0111311
that .
'1
i
there '
'17 Wall St.
JEWELER.
26 North Main St. in. Norwatk
t
l
is oPTlLlAN AND OPTOMET-
1
RIM“.
155 Washington St
HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS
RANGES. $11.00 to $48.00,
Sell Lighting Burners. Set
our stock before buying.
Gnu Hot Water Heaters . . $11.01:
My Rois-lama
lonestliHorchk'ss
Norwalk. Conn
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