no. acorn 'noawmfm m
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552' 'marssancn,
lmqhen'and Mexican Drawn
'3 A large assortment to choose
in. a. BANKS
gimme Hotel Block.
'~ ' swu- Nor-walk.
A FEW
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get clothes that are a safe
,NORWALK SOCIETY News
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Friends learn 0f Ilaplly Events At
Pretty Llllleh loll Given tested” ,
MISS AND CALENDARS
LEFT. BETTER BUY NOW.
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STATIONERY STORE.
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The regular weekly meeting of So.i
‘ elk Lodge, 1.. o. o. M. will this ’
as be held in the Home on 80.-
mo street. The New Year‘s Eve
will be reported on.
buy, where you get your
money back if anything dis-
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This is at Rogers & Stevens.
Nothing better for $15 than
our Fifteen Dollar suits.
No where can you find great-
. er clothes luxury than in
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our $35 Suits or overcoats.
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South N orwalk. N orwalk.
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The W. C. T. U. will meet at the
7. f, or Mrs. Albert Meeker. No. 59,
not avenue, tomorrow afternoon all
h ' clock.
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JOINT INSTALLATION HELD
‘Bueilingham Poet and Relief Corps
‘ Ceremony Followed by a Supper.
A joint installation of officers was
held last evening by the Buckingham‘
iPost, and Buckingham W. it. C., in’
Red Men's Hall, on Main street. The
work of installation was done by Post
Commander Edward E. Pelton. After
the business of the meeting had been I
concluded the members enjoyed a so-:
cial time. An excellent supper was
served, and was greatly enloyed MK
‘everyone present. The officers who;
liver-e installed at last night's meeting,»
were as follows: i
Buckingham Post. 3
Commander—Thomas Bradley. -
Senior Vice-commandeerharles
'icomie.
Junior Viceicommandcr—James
M'ixon. ‘
Quartermaster—George w. Raymond. ‘
Surgeon—George I Buxton. j
Chaplain—James E. Lyon. i
,()Iilcer of the Day~Alonto Wheeler.
Otlicer of the Guard—Albert D. Hat“
lard.
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well have not yet bought a diaryl I
“calendar for this year beter stop
.eiiy‘s and get one for there is
‘ few» left.
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alitrrippe- 1:"8 “attacked the ‘legal
ty. .Attorney Nehemiah Can-
'tlonti'ncd to hill home on Arch
‘ ind Judge John .I. Walsh. 01'
Minion-Pleas court. is laid up at
rvitl Beach residence, suffering
lanolnCounc-il, No. 4, 0. U. A. M”,
, using to give a. millstrel ill the"
future and'all those expected toi
”part In the same are requestedi
fire present after the close of thei
regular bounces meeting, Friday night.
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if}; arrests were made as a result of
anowelenning campaign, as na-
wns on the site of the delinquents
.tlté' Show and ice has melted. The
7‘ in} other officials will see that .
M lama hereafter the snow is relnoxu j App°imed Office";
Wining to ordinance, six hours i Patriotic instructor-«G. A. liranlte.
, . “met I Adjutant—George A. White.
. f- - Sergeant Major—William A. KelleY.
w, reported to the police, yes- . Quartermaster Sergeant—JG. A. Franke
that someone had run down the ‘ Buckingham w' R’ O. I
. o'evdummy, at the foot of West- President—Ada ‘E. Byington. l
kill“. in an attempt to take the Senior Vicepresident~Mary A. Keel-l
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Junior Vicepresident~—Agnes Ashwell.
Chaplain—Margaret Friel.
Secretary—«ate of. Sherwood.
Treasurer—Mary W. Pelton.
Guard—Ann M. Canticld.
Conductor~0hristine Schoelkoft.
Assistant Conductor-Martho B. Horn
ton. :
Assistant Guard—Mary Decker.
. First Color Bearer—Ella Foulds.
Second Color Bearer—me Roberts.
Third Color Bearer—Allelic Rider.
Fourth Color Bearer—Emma V. F6018.
Press Correspondeut~lleien E. Mid».
*dtnnmy was found knOckeli
the middle of the road, with
'toonslderableytbanged up. . The
MADE BREAD AND PIES.
lie of cake and coltee cake.
Home Made Bakery 17 North
Phone 1363-3. Delivery.
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{it business meeting of ‘ the
aorta of Eagles, last even-
” voted to hold the annual‘ dlebrooks.
é‘tbali, In the NOrwalk Ar. Delegate to Convention—Belle w. Rid~
m‘etlme in the near future. er.
date could be set at last Alternate—Mary E. lRose.
at line Biltaore, New York
At a charming luncheon, given yes-
terday In the IBiltmorc, New York.
Miss Ethel v. Smith, of New York and!
Belle island, annOunced her engage-i
me... to ’ihomas i“. Canty, of South
Slain street. this city. '
Miss Smith, prominent in New York-
society. is the daughter of 'Mr. and.
Mrs. William C. Smith. who are
among the very best known and most1
popular of Belle island's summer real-l
dents.
Mr. Canty, candidate for council-
man in the last mayoralty campaign,‘
is one of Norwalk's leading iiemol
crats. die is the head of one of the
most prosperous of the city's general
insurance businesses, with otlices on
South Maill street.
Tile announcement is received witil
pleasure by the many friends of the
popular couple. both here. and in New
York, who unite in extending them
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'with iridescent lace and Mrs. G. S.
Kendall of South Norwaik, CL, moth-
er of the bridegroom, wore black vei-
vet and old lace. The bridal table
of eighteen covers was laid in the
dining-room. The mantel was banked
with holly and polnsettia and pine
roping and between the windows were
clusters of holly and red ribbon. The
table was centered with a basket of
red carnations, holly and stevia with
red ribbon bows at the ends of the ta-
ble. The small table: for the other
guests were simii;:..,. decorated and
placed through the dining-room and
library. The mantzl and. \undowzs in
theiihrary were decorated like those
in the. dining-room. Among the guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Julian Kennedy of
Pittsburgh. Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
W. Kennedy and family of 1);: Bots,
Mrs. Max Piutti of Aaron, Mrs.
Allen Campbell and Miss Lois Camp-
bell of Lyons. Mrs. (j. S. Kendall and
Miss Ruth Kendall or South Norwalk,
(‘t.. Miss Helen Andrew of Cincinnati,
0., Miss Ruth Sis-son of Potsdam, Miss
Florence Moore of Saint Louis, Mo.,
Dr. Walter P. Hall of Princeton, N. J.,
m. and Mrs. WilllanlJ. Myers of East
(Orange, N. J., Mr. and Mrs. Williaungmpher Who will be on hand to lake
,‘ city, IMrs. (Joe, of this city. Miss lies
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palms. The hall and doorways were:
.musiciana were stationed.
hearty good wishes. ‘ . I
The engagement luncheon yester-1B. Hill of Carnegie, l’a. Mrs. James.
day was a most enjoyable atl'nir. Mctlreary of Braddock. l’a. llr. undi
Among tbgse present were: Mrs. Mrs. Kendall will be at home. after:
Claries Mone . and Miss Money, oi '
'Brlooklyn; Mrs): M. .1. ration. of Wt‘sl- February lat at No. 520 High street.
cheater, Mrs. Frank ‘it‘innegan. of this Rochester. Minn.
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Eifhgefiwé'gflfi. \9“ York and M l A most enjoyable New Years party
Miss Smith resides with her par- was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs i
cuts at 191 Conv‘ent‘ avenue, New Louis ll. Brotllerton, 103 Woodward!
:13?” f‘ggmzmhéfi"bglngr'mu‘i‘lizomhfi avenue. Piano and phonograph selec-i
baseball circles. :tions were heard. The host and hoa-
—-—-“'—-' gtess received it. number of useful lire
KENDALL—WKENNEOV- some, and a bountiful collation was
served. it was a late hour when all
South NorWIIk Resident Weds Charm- departed for their homes. wishing Mn,
"‘0 Rochester, Minnesota, (“PL ‘and Mrs. Brotherton many happy re
The only large wedding of the holi- turns of the day_
day season was lbllt at Miss Rebeccal .____
Kennedy itlld “1'. Edward C. Kendalli An evening social of the Hospital'
of Rochester, Minn, atfilnnlzed ht‘wmm Club was held last night at
the home of the bride's parents, Mr. the home of Mrs. L. H. Adams. 112
and Mrs. ilugh Kennedy .ol SuniinerIEngl avenue, This Willi a port of open
direct. The combination of while meeting, as the ladies and their hurtl
bridal flowers with the vivid red andEbands were entertained. Refresh‘
green of the holiday season made augments were served during the event
effective setting for the ceremonyflng.
The decoradons were exceedingin ---,.
and elaborate. The bow Miss Louise E. F. Martin. teacher at
window In the living-room was trans-Hm? Cranbury “(‘th ”07"le. spent
into a bower tor the c"... the. holidays with her, parents, Mr.
At each Hide were Wm“? [)0]de MRI. 1.8 laOlllB Martin. Ridge
formed
moay.
destuls topped with pine sprays. Poln- held.
sr-ttia and red ribbon studded the'
background of palms and ferns and! Attorney Loolitlvis. "’9'" WWW“!
clusters of holly and red ribbon con-lin New (Haven. on legal busines-l '9'
tored the window. Garlands of plne'gfldmg the Worltnien's Compensation
3 Act
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ANTIQQE BKATII.
Skating does not appear always to
have been as common on sworn-
;plishnlent as it is nowadays. iron:
skates seem to have been introduced
by the Dutch. but the art itself wul
Iknowa in London at an early period.5
i'l‘he monk. mutephen, who was sec-'
lretary to Archbishop Becket, dew
flcflbes the bone skates used by Lon-
ldoners in the twelfth century. But
IPepys, writing in 1662, has 8. refer-
lence. “Over the parke (he says).
where I first in my life, it being a
great frost. did see people sliding
with their skeates, which is a. very
pretty art.” From Which it is rea-
sonable to infer that skating was not
as‘general then as later, or we may?
.‘be tolerably sure Mr. Pepys would
not have missed it.~London Chroni-
: cle.
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SHERIFF SIMEON PEASE‘ BAN-
QUETS HIS DEPUTIES.
Saturday noon Simeon Pease, high
sheriff of Falrfleld county, will tender
a dinner to his deputies at the county
jail on North avenue, Bridgeport. The
sheriff is arranging to ‘have plenty of'
good things to eat for his deputies?
and they have been instructed to bring
their appetites with them.
it is probable that Sheriff Pease
{and his deputies will take time then
-to “look their best" for the
photo
a group picture of them.
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AMERICANS MAY BE PREVENTED
FROM RECEIVING PASSPORTS.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.——Senator
lore of Oklahoma, yesterday intro
duced a bill forbidding the Issuance oI
passports to Americans planning to:
travel on belligerent vessels.
Pumpa and General Machine
Specialties Wort:
Holiiliil MACHINE 00.
Water 8h. Foot Raylnonu 8t.
STORE
For Rent
New Occupied by the United:
Electric Light and Water Co. L
Cliffordwl-lotel
RESERVE YOUR TABLES NOW.
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A POLICY IN
with strands of red were festooned to' '
the sidewalls and caught with holly.
and red ribbons. Holly and polnsot-i‘
tin banked the mnntels and the fire», ,
tin (.annon.
place was filled with pine sprays and‘
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Attorney in 0. Gregory. is in Dan-
hury today. on legal business.
curtained with pine roping. Torches'
of red carnations and white malinel
rose from the newel~posts and a red;
ribbon aisle was formed from them: ._..__
to .the bower in the living-room. Pe-n Mrs. Lola Waterbury Dudley, of Brook-
denials topped with palms outlined ”mpg"... Marriage “ODOR
the screens of pines behind which the; NEW YORK. Jan, 6.—-Denial
NOT TO WED V. J. MAYO.
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basket of red carnations and holly' bury Dudley of 546 Fourth street. of
were on the piano In the music-roomfthe report that she had been married
Miss Ethel Gray. of Norwaik. has:
postponed her private dancing class-
A’ huge;made yesterday by Mrs. Lola Water-‘
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RELIABLE FiRE INSURANCE
COMPANY
Think It Over and Give Us Your
Order.
J. M. Layton & Co..lnc.
AGENTS
Real lento and Insurance
3 I'taIIl-oad Ave. South Norwatk
INTEREST NOTICE.
The trustees have ordered that In-
terest at the rate of I per cent. per
annum the credited to depositors In
and clusters oLholly and red ribbons l0 Virginius J. Mayo, New ““311.
were between the windows in the ma manufacturer, the day after Christmas.
sic-room. The bride, who entered, When Miss Lillian ‘Mli' CWR. 0'
with her father. as the Lohengrini‘BVOOklyn.Blenoxmbher for Mayo.com-
the Savings Department for the cur-
rent elx months ending Dec. ill, 1915..
payable on or after‘ January 10. 1916.
Deposits made on or before Jana-3
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public 'aootamnon that" ‘bélillereik‘
slap would not be bought. “Bush an
anal.” fill the report. “Vault! HIM'
l! he nastier! is all abandonment
of our right. which our nation bu
. maintained, to acquire
nerchnnehipa by bontflde purchase.
though a state of' war exists involv-
ing the nation under whose flag they
pm nailed.“
Senator Sutherland presented the
particularly political antagonists." gum. E‘$: ddafiuoomfi'?
,, ‘The writer. added the report.l nil. “in so far as the report defends
whose eminence was naturally ed- the Inn luau nor in so tu- as It in-
cnlated to give weight to his utter. m m would be no impropriety
31106. finding himself without any' in the purchase of the belligerent!
basis. even of a hearsay character.l idle drips. We believe the bill a
for his slanderous attack upon the‘ My bad piece of legislation
hxghest office of his government aim-l and are certain that to have purchas-
piy resorted to a palpable sophislrr ed the boats now seeking security in
to escape the responsibility for thoi American homers would have devélop—
assertion he had made. 4. or! minus trouble for the United
d While thedcommittee found no evt~; sure.)
once 0 n icate that the Presidents The committee’s investi ' s
or secretary Bryan harbored It!!! Plll” authorized by a resolutio {Egggfed‘gy
pose to buy interned ships, the ma»; Senator Burton and an amendment by
lority held that it was not difficult? Senator wmlamg directing the In-
to conceive of reasons consistent with ' entry as to whether the so-cailed ship-
the most exalted motives that might play; trust had maintained} a lab!)
induce the President to refrain of a mule hill. y
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(Continued irom rage one.)
one trait of the human mind which
makes it prone to attribute unworthy
motives to redoubteble rivals and
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Don’t fall to . WE GIVE
vote for your L I BR A R Y
favorite 3 ng'ggEs
“‘9‘ TRUE T0 no Hares. m on;
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SATURDAY SPECIAT—
50c leather Slip Seal for 29¢ each
Handsomely upholstered in a mug double leatherette
over a cotton felt padding with a strong wire base, sold at
see. For Saturday only ............... ............ 29¢
Not more than six sold to a customer.
In all the latest woods and designs. Before making your
selection, don't fail to see the most complete and artistic
display of Furniture in Greater Norwalk.
We Specialize ill Furnishing lones Complete
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-129-131 W88 till 5'. So. Niil'wflk. Conn.
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introductory Sale of
‘Nemo’ Corsets
Panels Self-Reducing Mod-
els in m h" umsnmn
Ncmo makers are always in the fore-
front of fashion. The moment a new fashion
iscstablislled. there's a Nemo to produce
that new fashion in its perfection.
This season’s models are completely rc-
constructed, vastly improved, and give the
erect, military figure of 1916. Models for
full, slender and medium forms.
You are invited to call and allow our cor-
sctterc to demonstrate the merits of this
corset 0 you.
Price .
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~$3.00'
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bridal chorus W118 being played. woreImitted suicide '8“ March, it WIS Ifild'
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1 . _‘ary 10th will draw Interest from Jan-
white brocaded satin with Duchess that in” wasvmaintainlng airs. gutting-y m, . i
and rose point lace. net and court.my 8 ome 1“ how Haven. '3' ° ;
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train of satin hung from the should-l once Week‘s ‘Malo. Of Scranton. Pa., The
'hl.flt'If,btid di rro‘
. '3 “ ° ° W a m” mgSoutll Norwalk Trust Co,
Ireland, of the Franklin
id give no information this
earning the truth of a re.
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a Putnam avenue boy. re: In Us. For mgrmvum f)” h Her IN“? w“ was edged wm‘tlhlm last June. alleging desertlon. war was: *IE‘PCHGN’C‘U’E :7 “25»:er PRICE!
with a loaded re-j Always hem - l. l “c “5“ “9 “hm“ ”‘9 ““9 “d » . lwlulunolon at. so: Norwalk§_ .
acher who is said to hate, m the W, caught into a cap with orange blos- HARTFORD STEAMER DOES NOT Four per cent. allowed on nvinge.
) Signature of . .5& some. Her bouquet was white roses. RUN. !depolltl.
partridge berries and lilies of the val- HARTFORD. Jan 6,—lt was an-
ley showered. Mrs. William 3. Hill. pounced at the othcea of the Hartford
of Carnegie, Pa., as her sister's ma- and New York Transportation Corn-
tron of honor. wore silver brocaded puny yesterday that no steamer would
taffeta. The maid of honor. Miss leave the State street dock here for
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Florence Moore of Saint Louis. Mo.,
was gowned In white taifeta with all-
New York today. inability to unload
freight on Pier 20, piled 14 feet high
ver lace. and Miss Elizabeth Kennedy. With freight WhiCh defies rapid '9'
Skates
as her sister's maid of honor. wore a “10"!“ on“ account of heavy freight con-
' frock of white toilets and not with gestlon.ia the reason for cancellingto-
cloth or silver. All the bride's attend- “"5 W- A “u“ l
of an embargo
ants carried bouquets of red carna- on all freight for points along the Con-
tions and holly tied with Nile. green necticut river has been declared by the
ribbon. Dr. Walter P. Hall of Prince-
company until conditions are improv:
Iton. N. J., was best man and the ugh. , - ‘
ers were Roy G. Kennedy: and John S. _ HOSPITAL NOTES-_
Kennedy. brothers of the-bride. Mrs. l l
‘ ' * - l George Barrett. of Poplar Pans,
Kennedy's costume was wistarIa satin 4?“ dis 1 rs“ yesterday.
a" I‘l.
AllMoney
deposited on .0: before the 10th
of January will draw interest
And
EVERYTHING
a i Skater
Needs
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beri >D~ Margit ,
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- Give YourCllildrchllis Cit-Out ’. f,
ThisisiustoneoftllePnao-in-Booucolor'
stirrummh‘m arm?
busy. The wholeetol'yof Remix-Boots
in pictures to cutmihfllcjm . I.
. aerosol... nsvlaw
5 On SaleNow
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from January rst.
New-accounts of from or to.
are cordially invited.
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