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the New Year.
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Going South !
Going anywhere: take a
NEVERBREAK N0. 1w WARD-
ROBE TRUNK, 015.00.
The gradient trunk of the age.
During January, February and
March, store closes Monday even-
ings at 6:30.
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'JilSliPll DAVIS
85 Washington 3t.
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Se. Nemllt.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and Iicinity:
Rain tonight. Thursday clearing.
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{Mr-s. (‘orinne Gaul, of Harlem.
Booklets, Bookmarks and New Year’s Letters
Also a good assortment of Laundry Lists. Shopping Lists,
Telephone Pads, Memo Pads and various other articles for
J. I. MALLETTE
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5¢ and 10¢
l Abe" Cohen, of High street Nor-
walk spent yesterday in New Rachelle
on business.
—-Banner Home Made Bakery.
Monroe street. As good cake and
bread as you can make at home. We
olfer you at reasonable prices. Tel. 36?
Miss Julia Mott is spending the
holidays in New York, the guest of
Mrs. lrcne liuyler and her cousin,
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Mr. and Mrs. James Illaugh of Nor-
walk, are entertaining guests from
New York city.
~.\'ew Year's gifts. Diamond lavat-
,llers, and chain, all solid gold. Special
'34 to $7.
\l'stches bracelets} rings,l
Attorney Fret-man Light, of this
cit), has been retained as the legal}
ErepresentatiIe of the American Mod
torists'
5 walk.
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The suit of Mrs. Lydia C. Broad-
'wsy I's. Elwood Broadwayfwlll be
heard in the Superior Court on Fri—
day.
tercst life/fichedllll'd for hearings.
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3 Tonight the newly elected officers
‘of (‘ourt Mahackenro, P. of A., will
meet in the (.‘entral llotel, at which
{time preparations will be made for
!Ihe elaborate installation teremonv to,
be held within the near future.
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lsaac Rosenswcig, who was arrest
The storm which was central mer in‘OOChIPI. ““011 ”“9”" “ Brands ed a few days “8° b) Sergeant Thom-
the Lower Mississippi Valley Iester-'
day morning has moved rapidly north
eastward, accompanied by rain. and I
now central over Kentucky. It will
probably move eastward to the coast
tonight.
tral over Colorado. Rain during the
last twenty—four hours has been heavy
from Mississippi northeastward to‘
J'lrglnin. and light from Virginia
nohheastward to Massachusetts.
Moderate temperatures prevail in all
districts east of the Mississippi river
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Temperature? Low, 35; high
[45; Clear.
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. Attorney Ira 0. Gregory is in Dan-
hury today. on business.
Charles Murphy is substituting this
week for Donald Grey. III the Regent
theatre.
—-New Year‘s eve celebration at the
Royal James Inn. Entertainment. din-
ner. music and dancing. Reserve now.
Telephone 1547. .
Red Men's hall. West Washington St.
—..'l'he Senior Deuce, High School
hall. Wednesday evening. Dec. 29th.
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REDUCED PRICES.
Wampoles Oil 3100 line. 7.0.,
South; ‘Emul. $1. 00 size. 790.
Seotis ’Emul. 600. size. 390.
Russells Emul. 81.00 size, 880.
Btllison-Po'woil Corporation
PRESCRIPTION entrants-rs.
32 Washlrigton Direct
Another disturbance is cen‘
1 Among the downtown markets who
1aIc:Beers,Heyes. Unholtz, Schultze.
Pharaoh and Central Food Company
i Some excitement was caused at the
Regtnt theatre last evening, when a
‘womun fainted during the perform-
ance. She was helped out. and re-
covered completely in a few moments.
The llilllkcn Club met last night in
' the quarters on Washington street.
Matters of ordinary routine were con
sldered. An informal feed followed
the session.
The Odd Fellows’ plnochle tourna-
ment will wind up tomorrow night in
the South Main street Hell. Colfax
Encampment and Butler Lodge mem
bars are interested.
Tralns are not"
schedule time.
papers, are somewhat late. Papers
generally title in this city in the in en-
ing, come straggling in the day after
yet
John 1). Taylor and daughter and
granddaughter. Mrs Charles H. Mott
and Julia Mott. were Christmas guests
of the Deacon's daughter. Mrs. John
R. Randolph. of Bayonne. N. J.
John J. Farrell nand William B
(lumbart are among the Norwalk
' young men who are today taking ex-
~—-Tonight. Young Judas dance “‘nmlnations '0' “mm-“0810 the Fair-
lfieid County bar. which are being held
ltoday in Hallz‘ord.
Tomorrow before Justce of the
Peace Joseph G. Hyatt, in Westport
fithe case of Samuel Mills, charged with
filembeaalement of oysters, will probably
lbe heard. Attorney John Keogh re-
lpmsents the oyster-man, and the state
‘ will be represented by Attorney Harry
‘R. Sherwood.
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-—T_HURBDAY NIGHT DINNER.
at the Country club is always as spe
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i cut] club feature.
running on'
The mall. particularlyl
ins Hunt for driving a Jitney without
a license, was fined 825 and costs this
~5lon New Year's Day will closent noon "10"“!!! by Judge Lockwood, in the
:uptown court The total amounted to
1831M which was paid at once.
l There Is a steady run on the tax
collector's onlce to pay the personal
tax bills. As yet there have been no
delinquents in this city hauled into
'.court In New Haven, in one day.
this week. 81 men were arraigned be
fore a judge. and a It fine was tacked
on the original 82 tax.
l Calvin Miller, of New Canaan, who
[Is one of the number of local young
men who will take the Connecticut
:bar examinations on Thursday and
‘l‘rlday of this week, at Hartford. left
:thls afternoon for tKat oily. Mr. Mil-
:ler has been studying for some time
Iin the law oflces of Jess P. Dunbar.
on Wall street.
A deal will be put through at the
land of, the week, in which John Cruel
lo. the well known artist of Stiven
lmine, will buy the southern half of
lthe ‘Msthels block on Main street.
lThls portion of the block is the part
,that formerly belonged to Joseph Ma
ltheis. A deposit has been put up, and
as soon as the titles can be searched.
the deal will be completed. The sale
iwas made through William Guthrie.
the well known real estate dealer of
Silvermine.
THE SALVATIONARMY.
The local corps of the Salvation
Army will give a free Christmas tree
and entertainment to poor children
'on New Year's eve. Friday. Decem-
;ber the lilst. at 8 p. In. Their is no
doubt many persons have Shop
‘worn or second hand’ toys, etc.. that
those poor boys and girls would like
to have. If friends would send a
card to Adjutant T. A. Magoo Bab'
lvatlon Army quarters, 11 Osborne
Several other cases of Iuinor in;
Protective Assotialion in Nor;
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: lace,
styles.
’Twould be waste of tinlt to try to fill of lllt)§t sttlcs; tth tan not be pitturt-d IIith tIpt
arc prettiest y.et
that.
Envelope Chemises.
Wonderfully comfortable and of great
utility yet very attractive and pretty.
l At 60c:—
Xainsook trimmed with band of em-
broidery and ribbon.
Nsinsook with yoke of Val lace and
embroidered inserting and lace edge
at bottom.
Xainsoolt with yoke of fisheye lace
and embroidered inserting; bottom
trimmed in harmony.
At 89c:—
.l\t't"(ll(SS to tcll of thc
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careful skilled sewing;
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liqualh nec-tlltss to point out the ctonomrcs whtth art oi’fcrctl:
.It prices in IIhich a saIiIIg is quitklI and casil) found.
Herc is just bricl “C“S in dttail of with of thc prltts and mint (if tlit llIinIrs at thtm prices.
Combinations.
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Covers of excellent fit are combined
are new. and attractive: tailoring Is
thorough; effect splendid.
At 89c: ~
\oke- front combinations of nain
sook, yoke of embroidered medallions
(ombined IIith late: lace trimming at
bottom.
Nalnsook with back and from of
jcover finished with fancy embroider‘
ed bands and trimmed with lace, rib
hon-finished bending at waist-line,
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Nainsook. yokefront of wide \‘al
‘p and back trimmed with lace
insert ng and edge
medallions combined with embroid—
ery, trimmed with lace and ribbon at
arms and around bottom.
Nainsook with front of embroidered
organdy bands and organdy medal-
lions, Val lace. trimming around yoke
and around bottom.
At ”.35:—
\‘alnsook, yoke of pin- tucking com
hlned with Swiss embroidery and Val
lace; bottom trimmed with matching
lace and inserting.
Nainsook, front of Val lace medal-
. lions and inserting.’ matching edge.
ribbon
match.
trimmed, skirt edging to
of yoke of Val lace combined with
Swiss medallions; skirt trimmed in
hon. ‘
Gowns and sum
‘ for Ample Figures. --
With abundant provision for we-
men of full figure, there Is combined
attraetlve um '
Hakim:—
Nainsook. sllpover ‘models. round
yoke or V neck or square neck. Val
lens or dotted embroidery or tor-
clIon lace decoration.
Nightgown—.1:—
Nainsook silpovers with fancy front;
yoke of allover embroidery.
Petticoats—$1.10:—
Muslin. fiounoe of embroidery or of
lace combined with muslin bands.
PetticoOb—C’ 36'—
Nice muslin with deep bounce of
embroidered strips combinedflvith Vat
Ince.‘
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LITTLE GIRL i8 RESPONSIBLE
FOR TRAMP'S CAPTURE.
See‘s Men in Milford Home—Rune to
Policeman's Home and Gives
Alarm.
MILFORD. Dec. flit—«Joseph Rose
and Anthony Martin of Providence.
R. l.. were prisoners in the town court
yesterday on the charge of breaking
and entering the home of Henry
short distance from the home of Sn-
avenue or telephone 1314‘13.‘ "meerlntendent of Police James M. Ma-
seo that they get into the hands of
those most in need.
will call for them and the Army will am”.
They were bound over to the
New Haven Superior Court in’ ball of
Nainsook with both back and frontl
harmonY. Prettily finished with rib,
Tucker, which is next to and only 8*
bottom trimmed with lace.
Nainsook. front finished uith wide
band of embroidery through which
handsome satin ribbon peeps, \‘al lace
Nalnsook with yoke 0' pointed lace edge at top aboIe a ribbon run bead- At ".10 _
lng. bottom trimmed IIith handsome
lace.
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At 31. 35:—
Embroidery trimmed and made of
soft nainsook of noteyy fine quality,
simple and very dainty
Nainsook with fancy cover of Val
lace combined with embroidered or-l
gaudy medallions, drawer fiounce and
cover-top trimmed in harmony with
lace edge and ribbon.
Nainsook trimmed with medallions'
of (Madeira embroidery combined with
Val inserting. top of cowr trimmed
with lace and ribbon.
Nainsoolt with cover front finished
with embroidery medallions and lace
inserting, drawer trimmed in match-
ing patterns, handsome ribbon run
1beading finishes top of cov.er
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Corset Covers.
Of design that makes them delight.
. fut for wear beneath the waists and
dress" of the present mode.
At 220:—
French effect. trimmed with lace or
embroldery.
At. 356:—
*Four patterns nainsook cmer
French style, embroidery trimmed.
Three dainty styles trimmed with.
embroidered organdy and Swiss
bands and edge IIlIh lace and rib-
bon.
At 46c:—
Nninsook with widc bands of eru-
broidered organdy across front. trim-
med with lace and ribbon.
.\'slnsook in square yoke pattern oil
Val lace with bands of embroidered
organdy strips combined with lace.
ribbon edging at neck.
The [lowland
$500 each. Anthony Sass and John
in'
charged.
freight train as it was passing
through the town
were chilled to the bone and hungry.
they saw- They went to the house tel
beg for something to eat. There was
no response to their knocking. After.
waiting a short time they entered the;
house by picking the door lock withi
a button hook \
The Tucker house was the .first one -
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Entrance-on Mush. Fairhldm. and Carson St
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Brihgeport, Coll. Wednesday. December 29, I915.
Store will be open Friday. till 9 p. m. for good service to our c lients Closed all day Saturday.
Pretty Underclothes,
Women's daiIItI utIdcrtlothes, as II hits as tht struts Nature has been sending us,—aud far prettitr.
Soft and licautIiul nainsook: fine canrlrric and muslin: lattes of delightful pattern and dilightful quality:
ltS 30 handsome one “outlet: how it was possible to get (him under present tonditions; and, to moon all new that-ming
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women ll'JYCL‘Uillt' to hilt)“ that undcrclothcs sold here are IIIarked by
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cat‘h year's ctitl secs llit‘
Skirts. I
Cut in the stylish new models with:
sufficient fulineu but so shaped that'
with either drawers or skirt. Styles they fit closely “a smoothly and: of night gowns ranging in price {up
trimly.
At 45c: —
Muslin with embroidered fiounte.
Muslin with ruffle finished IIlth.
lace. I
At 69c: —
seI eral patterns. l
At 89c:-— ‘ l
Muslin of fine quality, tiounccl
of openII'orlt embroidery.
Muslin with deep fiounce of bliIIdl
embroidery
Nice muslin
flounte in floral
upon underlay.
deep embroidered
pattern late edgcl
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r‘xcellent muslin IIith deep llOllDit‘
of embroidery, beaded IIith ribbon
and bow.
'Muslin with flounce of open em-
broidery with heading of inserting,
ribbon decoration. ‘
At $1.35:—
llalf a dozen pretty and new styles
in fine muslin.
VIII and fancy lace. medallions and
embroidery. handsome ribbons.
One style has fiouncc of flue em-
broidered. longcloth.
At 02:—
Five effective styles of fine quality.
Rich embroideries, pretty Val and
“Bhflt’ laces handsome embroidered
organdy.
Even underlay
of fine lace.
At $2.75:—
iHandsome cambric with fiounce of
embroidered longcloth in floral pat
tern.
Fine cambrlc embroidered in how-
ltnot pattern combined with flowers
and finished with ribbon.
is made with edge
Drawers.
Cut on new model and finished
with careful attention to each little
detail.
At 25o:—
F‘our styles including circular and
straight. embroidery trimmed.
At 361::—
Circular style with
edge.
Straight pattern with fine embroid
cred edging and tasteful pin tucks.
A‘ 459-—
Several styles with trimming of
nice embroidery. circular or straight.
embroidered
9W LAND’
\t'lling lit-rt-
l those two extremes. Five dollar m
l one in the big gathering is appeailn‘.
Muslin IIitlI flounte of cuIlIroldtry; AM 45c: —
. model has round circular collar,
_ neck finished with bands of embroid-
l touched with ribbon both around It
Good muslin with lawn ruffles edged
with lace and finished with pin tucks
Dry GoodsCo.
Emma EmersoM five year old girl
0 Connor who were “fumed at the saw the two men moving about in the men, IIho tried to escape byFNnglZ
same time on the supposing“ that Tucker house. She cried out "TI-amps through the Milford cemetery, on}
they wore with the too were dis- come 0‘“ 0' "I“ h°“59-"
heard her and moved.
Start the New Year with a New Set of Books
We have everything ypu need—Call and look our stock.
over.
Briggerman Bros. 6480
The men led
So did the tween
little girl, for she ran over to the Ma- men; and then “ere cauglit in is
R083 and Mimi“ “Owed 0‘ a her home and gave the alarm. trap.
Mr. Maher was telephoned to and ’
They said they he with two policemen, jumped into lag of value from the Tucker .ho
embroider—
and words.
Hut—They
of
turdcrclothcs
Night Gowns.
A remarkably beautiful pullout).
69c. to $5—and of true attraction
each of the many prices in bctm
are richly-dainty affairs due
such adjectives and chic And
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Good muslin, \' and high neck, yokg
finished IIith embroidery.
Slipmer goIIIIs of muslin, trimmed"
IIith cmlIIoidcry and lace anti with"
wires of gram ul effect. 4.
At 69c: —— -
Muslin in a number of models, sills
mer and V as well "as the consent
five high- neck gouns IIiih loll"
sleeves 'l rimmed with lace and probe,
ty Swiss embroideries. Some llh'i’fi
yoke of open embroidery. some but???
square yoke of hemstitched tuckfi.
At 89c: —
Pink batiste slipOIer gown ot-ne
broldered front, and isJiven [)1un
air by lacings of ribbon run through
buttonholes .
Sllpovers with yoke of Val lace an!
bands of embroidery.
Vneck gouns with long
trimmed IIIth embroidery.
annsook V-neck gowns
cluster pln- -tucked.
Sllpovers of nainsook IIith sq "
sleeve!
II ith (lb
try and edging
Batiste with high neck and ~ f
slecI es, square yoke of pin tucks eons,
bined with inserting.
Nainsook slipovers with square
edged by wide band of embroider»
and sleeves.
A! $1.35:— ‘
Cambrlc with long sleeves- and
high neck, pointed yoke made of 9M
tucks and embroidery 4 ~
Nalnsook with yokefront of .
inserting combined with bands of em
broldery: wide satin ribbon adds hind-
some' color.
At $1. 75:—
Handsome pink batlste silpovors
Empire design. trimmed with narro
French Val lace and ribbon.
At $2: '-
Nalnsook with front and sum.
la! lace and embroidered bands
medallions and satin ribbon add it
lightful beauty.
Nainsook with wide bands of V
lace contrasted with strips of embroi
ered batiste.
an automobile and put after the 5;
them to that wooded point
the Wopowuug and mill“
As far as known the men took’no ,
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intellect Means Yet .ileviscd lo Encouragcand llcvelIIp Systematic Sarings
FIVE CLASSES--
Deposit each month
And receive lowest Christina.
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3 i00
1016,:must he made before the approaching New Year
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