--. mwcflucb In
a. None-
Stanl first among film A“...
41nd MILLIONS of colum- .Au;
. have spent
In promptly meeting rinks
. No blemish marks th‘ii‘ ton.
core-er,
For their policies in terms a;
’ clean:
Convey STI‘IA‘CIIT "ORWARI
DEALING.
" Have your insurance written
by those “ho know how to writs
‘ it properly, and in Companies lild
will pay your losses \‘t'ilhulit a
quibble.
Taylor 8. Golden
Telephone 1230.
Trust. Company Bldg.
Expert Insurance Underwriters
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MUFFLLRS
Everybody wears them and we
have received a new supply.
« $1.25, $1.60, $3.50. $5.00
' All colors.
Dont fail to we the suits and "
- overoouts at “0.00.
Insult mus
MID. HEM-mull
In of Four Brooklyn Girls 60‘
Book on Resolve to Be Nesta-j
Brides' i
l
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'Throe months ago four iirookiyt. i
rls declared their preference tur .nr
'- estern type of men They were mi
. t. tver at that time on a Western‘
Lour And they all Iesolted to wed
At :itcrners.
The girls were Miss Theresa l-‘ur-
'ell, daughter of Janus A. Farrell
iresident of the. United States Steel
tinrporntion. and the Ltlisscs Ann;-
\’..therinc and Julia Murray. daugb
(«rs of 'i‘homas l~2 Murray. viI-c prost-
lent of the New York Edison t'oni»
Paul“.
\‘estcrday at the bony of Mrs. l’ur-
‘ell at reception was given in honor
if Miss Anna Murray's engagement
‘0 James I“. McDonnell, a New
i'crker. The guest4 had scarcely an
:cmbled when Mrs. Furrcil unnounccd
he engagement of her tlnuglttcl
{‘irr-ress to Joseph Murray. brotlici' of
in: three girl chums, and also a New
Yorker. I
The guests in congrutukttlng thce
wo girls referred to the dccluratlon3
”tilde in Denver in ()ctobcr. it was,
'1ss Anna Murray uho acted as:
pckrunun fur the «hum-g :iIld suldf
' .H ”1.1! time:
“Wc like the Westtrn Inru host.
. , ... looking and moro-
:nu ‘v than Eastern mcn." i
" no of you have alrcady gone
back on that declaration," dt‘t'Iilf‘t'd n3
'gucsl at the reception.
.\'0 date has been set for Miss Far-I
‘ell's wedding, although there arct
:ircdictlons of a double wedding.
lloth couples have figured actively
in the social life of Brooklyn.
The engagement of Mr. liurruy and
Vilss vParrcll came as no surprise.
85 Washington at. Go. Nomik.
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WEATHER» FORECAST.
For .‘iorwotllt and vicinity: Generally
fair and slightly warmer tonight and
Sunday: moderate winds, becominx‘
south. I
ideosant weather prevails this morn
dug in the custom districts, but.
trough of low pressure attending from
Texas northeastwurd t0 the Lake rc-
gion is cousins unsettled walker wtth
hurries of snow in the central districts.
The temperature continues low in the'
eastern district‘s. Zero . temperatures
were reported from Northern New
England and freezing temperature ox-
tend u for south as South Carolina.
In .tho musics the temperature is
rising slowly, but farther west. 99'
twood the WW rim mm
It “ nulno, It continued cold with tem-
”future 15 to 20 degrees below zero
1‘i'hcy had known each other Miami».
ally from childhood, and worn fro-i
Iuently together. .
IIIIIII IIIIIIIIIII
PALACE THEATRE. ,
"the Labyrinth." which is the ncxt;
:ot' the Equitablo's big features to:
'lcome to the Palace Theatre, being;
cbeduled for presentation on Mon-'
.duv, hits for its bnsc the story of it]
woman who sacrifices herself for 3'
suffering sister, falls into the clutches:
of a moan-toot manager of the want.
(lass. becomoa interested in and mat-
rien a mission minister in the slums
and between the two gets into a laby
tinth of difficulties from uhlch the
way out is shown her in a startling
,but éflectve way (lull Kane, who is
nin- known as "The Equitable Girl,"
i plays the port of the big— hearted ac
‘ tre<s sister and later wife of the min- i
WEATHER A YEAR AGL [notations ot' the company is cnoulth
3-..1‘0DAY
,icmpcratmc: Low. 351high,
- (4;. Clear.
-.——-o--W
Mill W'
The Luci: cud. will meet wuu‘onmer of the smut city
.I4Icr, and that she fulfills all tho ex 3
‘ -Io stamp her as an actrcss and screen
!‘ artiste of the very highest rank The!
which includes some realistic scent-33bQ tonsidered under ”u. “up“;
01 "389 "5- " well 88 “10 work 0! M cquitv power of the coult of unlimitcd
missionary minister. including the' jurisdiction
story is told in a series of pictures
interior of the Plaza Theatre with a.
crowded house, and the full company
.a little mission church in the poorest
divs. Deane Smith. Eimwood avenue, of thrills, but ends in a way which
Monday afternoon at 3 0 '.clock
St. Joseph's Church, of flouth Nor-g
. walk, contrbuted :15 toward the fund
for the propagation of the faith.
3wlll appear to every lovcr of fair
Play
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TH EDA BARA TODAY.
ftresseti of the day is Theda Burn who
Thomas Fltzmaurice, the woll~ plays exclusit' ly with the Fox Film
known baseball player, is to be mm Corporation.
rad soon to it Norwallt girl —Stnm more recognition
ford Advotate.
\Ir. and Mrs. Robert D. Allen of ‘The Vampire: “The Clemenceau Case. i
\
ml: sown nonwsu mutate hm
Howmup's
HOWLAND’S
Entrance on Mun St, Fuirf‘ld if "‘c., and Cannon St.
._.__._.-. ~_ _. . u.” _
HOWLAND’
boat Co.
“as a minor.
Her work has gained to
nulls. thala great bov' s father, l-‘rcd J. Plutt of Milton].
year
There is no secret about the Mill End sale. There Is nothing hidden. 0n the contrary
it is as open as a thing can be
We sell special lots of yard goods (Mill Ends) from greatmany mills We sell special lots
of merchandise from factory and mitt and pottery.'We sell special lots of coats and suits and dresses
iron the makers. And we sell a big quantity of mer thandise from our own stdck. BUT WE SEI L
THEM ALL IN THE MILL END SALE AT SALE PRICE LOWER THAN USUAL PRICE. EVERY =
MAN OR WOMAN WHO SPENDS A DOLLAR IN lHE MILL END SALE GETS MORE THAN
USUAL FOR THAT DOLLAR!
These values win business. They win friends. They insure satisfaction. They, and they alone
are the secret of the Mill End sale and of its splendid success I
This is tbc 36th state. Think What it means! ’t‘is the close of the 18th year of the Mill Eud‘ '
‘ sale in this store, Could it go on and on through those 18 years. with added growth each time, unless
it were true and unless it offered many/big savings? We leave the answer to your own good sense
You’ll be interested to know that the first day of this once more proved a record breaker
' and that we 've set a new mark In business , .
THE HowLAND DRY GOODS co. BRIDGEPORT CONN.
lifOlliSl BOOM Ml lER- [ill COMMIiifi MSOHIMS‘
Mllllli llllSBANli Milli
(Continued from First Page.)
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Judge (lager asked It question or
.two, which won: satisfactorily un-
swerod by authotltlcs and then he
of the Century Theatre on tho atage, said he would look ou-r tho papersl
,and the strolling contrast afforded by before rendering a decision
An order was issued winding up
If its full the affairs of the Merchants' Steam-
Thero was a hnluncc of
H.322 left and this was dividcil tip
between the receiver Attorncy Wil-
liam -.M Ford of Stamford ttnd
Ionnsel, Milton b‘essendcn
many other stars and in less time. Her. Iuas named.
pear ace in ‘A Fool There wan:
up a -iulituony pending
South Norwalk, are spending a few 'Two Orphans, ‘The Galley Slavo.'
ddys with relatives in Willow street.
Stamford.
Skating was being enjoyed today on proved W131! when! the screen i)
:4 numbcr of the ponds. The ice on were released. No less can be 581
I- .4 larger ponds had frozen enough the way she handles in tho leading role: WOULD
in the dramatic feature Sin' whiclt‘|
appears at the Regent Theatre this af- '
lii-‘Ahop & Lynes have brought suit ternoon and evening. The Box Com-z
A" auainst Mrs Albertine Gavanagh, of pony has the reputation for the pros-
!\ irws’lk. claiming 880 due them for entation of modern subjectun a very
satisfactory way and in offering to the
'public “Sln' ,tbo demand for such 0.
HT play has been well meIt. The; will“:
Not-wot two shows this even ug a 0 us
at Armory ’ k vs Whit! Pro hours. 7:15 and 9 o‘clock. On Monday,
1More itiacDermott and Miriam Nesbitt
In: good skating, last night
nntt erial furnished.
j“ —-BABKETB_ALL MONDAY NIG
il‘minary game and dancing.
Advantages 3
To Your Estate...
Some of the many ad
vantages ~to your estate .
in appointing the People’s
.‘Trust Company moot. as
your Exocutor Ima' per-'
.. mine‘ncy,’ Absolute 'Ro-‘
3-Z'Ilobillty and Eihclcui ..
,Lianagc'mcn.
You are cordially in
vited to consult with no
' ‘ upon this sub5901: ' '
E
cntations was heralded as events of fiertion
note in the motion picture field and lie will make a denial and
will be featured in ‘I‘Tho Catt-190ml
Tat-amount company on Policy.
¢:.
A urge onto truck. owned by flow
0””thmeth
lays cross bill.
(I “I husband to pay $6 a week.
Kleine- Edison play. On 'l‘tlesday. rur-
‘ amount. will star Vulcan sum: in
3 “The lnmipi'ot': . on. .chnom thai
v. L. s. E. feature "The Cured-n"
‘ will be offered. Thursday and Friday
:will be special days and there should
- ‘9 be capacity boosts: to ace 'Mmo. Olga
Petrovn in "What Will People Soil".
' on final»! and Doom‘l‘w
The Old Homestead" ohm! by: the
Rochelle portion. olbpod on the loo
WATERS OF NIAGARA.
waters of the falls was before the
purposes W83 taken “it yesterday by harmless front any damage
the House Foreign Affairs committee.
A bill introduced by Representativei Iesolution i am enclosing herewith the
Cline of Indiana. proposing a. joint
agreement between the United States
and Canada to regulate the use of the;
waters of tit falls was before the
committo eand probably will be fav-
orably reported. .‘
0t Words But Values
Win Friends and Business for =
The MILL END Sale
We could ta it till we were back in the face—and it wouldn't draw a persc Iotltis
85th Mill End Sale' unless values were as we claim
. Wc cou '0 print great big advertisements to the newspapcis and make all sorts of claims
——and they mould bring no business, unless values were as we claim
We could “talk sm0:”ith and smile =—but people would have no. faith In either talk or
smile, if we did not keep every promise made for the Mill End sale as for the store all through the
RESPONSIBIUW
(Continued from Page One.)
'i‘ln- letter in f\ul| follows:
Norualk. Conn, Jan.
1" ”'9 “93‘" ““9 C‘mm” 9‘ ”‘9 (‘lty any service front the date of its legul Potter its agents of the town of Nor [compmmg ”'9 ‘u‘imii'he‘ In dIDIO- 1* 3
City of Norwalk,
0n the. 22nd of Ilcccmbci,
received a communication from mm?
which read no follow:
1915' 1- bands of Mr. Sev mour from that date.
(‘htilrnutn Bridge Con. com.
179 Emu Avenue,
Norwnlk, Conn.
At llll udJourncd mcctini: of
ltiny-or and Council of tho lCty ct Nor
Counsel for the wife in it divorceIIMllkI. tljcld last evening the following
w creon 0- action brou ht by Corona Martha ““40 u on concerning
! One of the be“ kno u s a 'ltlcliard Plnéit against Fred Pintt of! brought b) Mr John
'Mlliord. discovetcd that the busbitndttlculnst the City was adopted:
\\ hereas. suit hits bcen brought b\
appoint It guindiun und Ilw John S. Seymour against the City of
:Norwalk, claiming SIXH- five Hundted
($6,500) Dollars dnllltluos
Mrs. Helen R Schultzg‘ asked for ,setvlces claimed to how been render-
her divorce lltiga 39d to the Bildgc ( onstiuction Cbmmit
tion through her counsel, Jacob B.'ll‘9- and
iKlein. She seeks It divorct from John
‘Destructlon' and countless other pres— H. Schultze upon the ground of (19. made for iegul serviccs tendered, as
The husband is contesting}Hm 101‘“! in the complaint In said no
mg a tion. it was with the said Bridge Coo
Judge Gage;- ordered (twistructiou Committee. and
benefit, and not with or lot the Citv.
'Norw,alk whereby as such representa that period This position wouldyir-
his
ThcI court was :iskcd!
:Iut cement w as
LtMIT DIVERSION OF Resolved, that the summons
complaint in said action, served upon
the M‘yor, be tulned ovet
WASHINGTON“, Jun_15I_The prob- "Bridge Construction Committee will
‘iem of limiting the diversion of the the ”“93: that ”id Committee 98'
Isumc all responsibility of the defense
30f said action. and
Pursuant to the 'provlslons of the
'su’mmons and complaint selved upon
Mayor Harntrom.
Respectfully yours,
(Signed) STEPHEN DOKUS.
The Washington Street Bridge Com
mittee. of which i am Chairman, have
. instructed me itgivo you this follow-
Legal Notice , ,3
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
Court, January 15..A. D. 1916.
Estate 0: lsuboila. W. Watkins, late
tit lilon‘rnllt tilt said District, deceased
Order'ed; Thiit the trustee under the
. will of said dammed. exhibit his, .ac-
- Ico'unt- to this Court for adjustment of
the Probate iihlco in Norwalk, on the
21nd day of January. 1916. of 19mm resolution was pulled relative”
ofélock formalin: and tint- all persons.
(Win sold auditor. tiny be unfit.
sold, trustee wit;I
“PM
Ills!
log information, relative to the afore»
said civil action. so that the same may
be It nutter of record
The services for which the plaintiff
claims 36, 500. damages in the civil ac
tion referred to in
above Iluotod. wore. as this Committee
understands the situation.
on and between March 9.1910 which
was thii date of the
the Tom of 'Nor'viai.
Seymour presided. and where ‘t the
own Moetiiig of
at which Mr.
the coistructton of it cotton-etc- bridge
tugfon 8 root. “.4“
complaint ullcges scivtces on and be 3 walk by the plaintiff on or after the: .
tween “My 01 mm and March 7th,l1th day of September 1911 For- IPAYMENIS of you P
1913, but it does not as your resold cortices rendered to the town of \'0I-‘ f
lion states. allege that the servicesgwulk preceding that time, no mostt
were rendered to the Bridge Congtruc- I respectfully submit. that it is the duty3 ARE Now “flaming:
Iion Committcc, but that they were of the City authorities. as the success ' A
tendered to the Town at the request (irfrofhlh: St'legtement, It: defend.
of tho Town and under an agreementt l P ourt 0'9 “ it‘h 1.1118 hear .. ' '73
.wlth the Town and we assert that "‘8 "l ‘0 9“ had. should agree Withlmnmgfi?'&:fi:“3 "-13ng [he ”"13 ‘_'~ .
this Committee. as such, have never our interpretation of the Luv relative eiGeIInun Ambus 15’" ”"510”: th "
requested Mr. Sciniour to render it ‘0 °‘"' 90“" i0 “‘1 That “9 had no .4. or, would ”9-99 ’1
(continued from Isl page)
oinganimtion which “.38 an" the’ 233;: represttIIt the toun in niukinquIthtIic‘ £83333», 23:33:31 .13.": Ignites: .- ‘
aforesaid election. nor has it ever re- ‘ ” or 9 preparation of or . as on“ H
3 cl i f ki d at It Ionstruction of tbh bridge until theipombii ("PL ‘0" Panen had been
09 V0 any UFI‘V CG 0 “fly it “3 3(1)“)! day of September. 1911' then mplconnocted with the published doc“; ‘
The position of the Committee relu r3:3;;“3::? :89 “7:39.333: 22:33:31“! :2 23:41; ii;y inilrrciilii‘blic Sift“? IIE was
the to this claim is that the Commit appear to “fend or question mg at with the knowledge that olii ”iiiIr
tee did not have any 0310131 “13191199 legations for services rendered under would be taken into at British litiovat t: '
as the representative of ”10 TOW“ 0’ contract with somebody else befort-3bcI semi-bed. would have carried any
such corms ondentc .s
the. it could bind and obligtlie thl tuttlly icavc the city in default, ac- thc mess ti?8pilt€h9fl1\9’:ei‘fflg:e$02
T0123 ofmentfcr iInhto guy conIthIClua! cIording dto the tenor of your resolu- scssed it.
re out: p or o own w any ‘on. an us write thus fully, so that
person until after the aforesaid elec the matter may be properly under ithaAtlttl'il: fiielll‘llllilltgflffghngy “div“ 3:15?
tion: that the only legally authorized stood. “bile there is yet time to act Icmblc money to von Pa eiia cor; ‘
agents of the Town preceding that' We therefore. feel that it Is our “my {m the expense of D has so ary
date were its duly elected” Selectmen duty 10 I"? the matter before you. lli- hr- “as expected to c 5duc work as
that if Mr. Seymour rendered setvicos “Plim- “0 that the NSponSibmly for- tiny utiichc. Embns on “(3121? mm-
to the Town of Norwalk in connec the manner 1" “91°11 ”“9050" is 99 no knowledge of his 4v 0t c 3 had
tiittl with the proposition fot the con- ,fended “9 “99““ by i 3’ 1'93““ 0" ”1‘” count 0| of how h miimbe Wk .10-
siruction of the Washington Street ‘sa,tne may be Dronerly plact3d ‘-mone\. e 15 ursed The-
Bridge, those services, if rendered by 0“” to our attitude regarthng t1WI - I ' ,
. . facts and the law in this mutt \ h I
It quest. were requested by some 0th, 9r ‘ 9
or authority ”m“ this Committee. return to you. herewith the copy of KING 8 DAUGHTERS REGEPTION
, . the complaint served upon the if The 1 ti 1 '
i‘bat voluntary servius were reu- 95‘" l e ”‘3 0919915 01 the .Houior
which was foruarded to me by Air. Chapter at Kings Daughters wlIIIgi
tiered to the I'l‘own by Mr. Seymour.‘ Dokns.
and by many other citizens of our Very respectfully yours, :“ reception and tea to the the navy"
w’l‘own in this matter. is known to all 1 .
of us. but whether those services ob (gallgcuxlb WASHRGTON $TREI‘1‘1kmr8 at the home or Mrs Leo Davi.
ligutc the Town to pay for the same MIT EFE. CONSTRUCTIO“ P03“ 5 IRowan street Ea“ Norwaiik “799'
is the question now raised. and the I nesday “"9me January 19. front 3'
position the Committee takes is that. t050'clock. Allmem rs on“,
.IS it had no power or authority to COCKENOE CHIEFS RAISED UP- 'Chapter are invitedbe ngthgeltiriug
make any such contract ulth Mr. Sey
mour; and as it claims that it did no!‘ Deputy Great Sachem WhiteheadI officers are Mts G. Edwin Comotoclt;r
make or attempt to make any suchland staff, of Stamford, came to hot-J Mrs. W. F. Lockwood, Mrs. Charles
contract Wm, M, Seymour, as he a] walk, last evening, and raised the Casmur. Mrs William IH. Church, Mrs
logos in his complaint, if such contract following chiefs. =3J0seph‘ Gui-ham, Mrs Frances Good-
was made, it was made. nl _
be made, by the duly cgnhti‘iiiiigdoii‘u‘ii Sachem Henry Payne. year. The new officers are: Mrs. 3 '
thorities who were capable of making' Senior Sagamoro—J A Taylor Charles 14- C019. MI‘B- E R 8116er
the some, of which you are the suoi Junior Bagamole—Clmence 3100““ Mrs A- 3- Cleverly, Miss Carrie 58)“
g‘essorsq viz.. the Selectmen of thc~ Prophet—Jilalph Knit-Lip ‘mo‘ur, Mrs. FrnnkII. Jones, Mrs. Hot-
own. . " Kee or f —— I —
We are aware that the Bridge Con Malkiri). 0 Records Frederick B ImaIn Duke - , ‘
struction Committee has charge of all: _""'
'itigation during its continuance in of- ColIIector 0f Wampum—J William? FMLING TO PAY ”'8 AtL'BON
lice connected with the Washington}R0W6. ' ' BROADWAY '3 BROUGHT
Street Bridge, but we construe 't'ltls Keeper of \Vampum—AVillia'm L} .. T0 COURT
. '20 mean all litigation which the Coin -
mitten while m office, by its' conduoti Comstock i Elwood Broadway. at well tin:
or actions. is responsible for and not The warriors degree was confetredg Nor-walk resident. was brought born
for claims of services renderiad to the on one candidate. and I'gfmhtneu"1-l .Judse Gazer in the superior court are
town of Norwalk. before the Bridge. - -- —— . terday morning to show cause wliy he“
Committee cam lit 1 . '
and for which its w;s°n:tgr; 3:92:23: - What 39ng to be a bowling feyer' should not be committed for content
regmnsjble has struck Nor-walk this. winter. and of court for failure to ”pay alimony ‘
if“; was lltlgoxionI to grit: 'fltho ovth the ladies am caught it in 03 Lydia Q Broadway:- prundway
“ err case" concern rig It a b o
begoreuthehalection referred to. 3d bad form; Yesterday afternoon. theI plainod Athat he had several
a or are 9, 1.910.th011. donated 3333333
0.1 ,, new“? for an “lulled“. and an bowling matinee It the Norma; At lung wag. willing to mtumdmliva
mung? damaging the Tommmileyé. on lam street. and some very him {at hit-r. lower vim her
Droce gw 0“!!me ocoruw .. blazes. II ~,' . ., .
‘otions tor the con-unwou- of be good “'9. mo “3° t fish ' "'9‘
bridge. and this Illuminate-m tunic
care of oilicloliy by tp.'no ..
1t:- flow
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