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Telephono No. 1:”
“nth Nomlk Twat Co. Bldg.
AND IPERSONAI.
News .,
WEDS BEDDING PASTOR.
Mrs.
l M. E. Minister.
Mrs. Ella Read, of Redding’ and Rev.
.Burton C. Case, 01 the Redidn'g, Metho-
7dist Episcopal church, were united in
imai'riage yesterday morning at the
gnome or the bride, the 1111'. Harold 1:.
i\\'il pop, of Bethel, officiating Itet'
Elia Read Becomca‘ Wife of
r. XW' Hr. Pam itali-
played as a machinist in Bridgeport:
‘ _,__,_ /
Miss Lelia Crampton, of Beldon
avenue. has recently returned to her
home in this city, after having visited
at the home of friends in Danbury,
[or two weeks. 4
Miss Belle Vyse, of New York city
and Cedarhurst,, L. 1., and a cousin of
Dr. and Mrs. tunes A. Meek, of 72
West avenue.
Seth J. Thorne, brother of Mrs. Fran—
cis Benedict, of Washington street‘
and William Rheinhart, 0t" Locust Val-
ley have returned to their home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan, of Siam-
ford, have been guests of Mr. ‘and Mrs.
William P. Ward. corner 0! Washing-
.and Mrs. (‘aSe went to Daubury by
automobile and took a morning train
for ilartt‘utd. Thcy expect to vistt
\‘iagara Falls and will return 111 time.
for Mr. Case to ocCupy his dulpit next
Qunday morning
_/ Mrs. C115 9 has always made. her
‘ about the
D chilly days and nights
“that autumn will bring.
i Buy our guaranteed coal and
cheer up. You'll get the high-
est quality coal your furnace
has ever tested. .
Harris &-Gans
1 Water St. South Norv'valh
‘ON "1‘ wory
Mr. Case has been
Methodist Episcopal
liev.
the
, llanbury.
pastor of
will reside in the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage.
.1 .. Miller-Andrew...
A very p1et1y wedding was solem
nized last evening in the rectory of
fl .__.;- . ‘ Grace Church,
NOW IS THE TIME lAndrews, daughter of Mrs. Stachia
“‘0 PAINT ‘Andrews‘. of this city, became the bride
‘ Your House— l
l Estimator Cheerlully Given. lConrad Miller, of Broad street. The
i JACOB RUDDER :cercmony was performed by lllt" Rev.
. n t, p o I J. Benton Vterner .
flsi’.-¥i.s__ _.l_1.}_1.e__14:6‘ The bride was becomingly attired
'1 WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vic1nt1y- Pxobabl) l bridal roses. The matron of honor was
flowers tonigmht and Fr1day,,cooler;-Xlr3~ Sally Marques. of New Rat-,hellc ‘
Friday. The western disturbance has “'hO “39 ”900“!!le dressed in D319
movcu‘ sloul) eastbazd 11111111; 1th blue chiffon and carried pink roses.
1 at
last 24 hours and in new central 0“,, l The beat man “I; John E gang, de
Ontario. It will passout the St. law- ””5 Cl" All" i e ceremo y" t
rem-e Valley today It 1,; causing un- lliciotts wedding supper was sened a
hettl't‘ showery heather from theime home of the bridegroom and an
at, . ' v .
Mississippi river esatward enjoyable evening was spent by all.
to thel‘ Late in the evening. the newly mar-
poast and as far south as Tennessee. “ed couple departed on an eanded
LA 10hr ridge of high p1 espute extend- lhoneymoon and the congratulations ol‘
ing from Montana southward to miwltheir friends They will be at home
Mexico is producing cool, pleasant titer October 15 at 4 Monroe street
weather in the western districts l The bride «as the recipient» of many
1msing temperatums were roportodthmmflut gifl‘s AncIutllnwut xlmrlinz
‘xmni Montana, North Dakota, South en and silver ware Among those
*Dakota and Nebraska who attended the marriaxc 8‘1”“:
‘ land Mrs. J Guthrie, Mr. and Mrs. L.
ii ,WEATI-IER A YEAR AGO 1.131111111311111 w Andrews, Mrs. w.
“ TODAY. 1" Bl‘é‘de, 1111. and Mrs. Conrad Miller
‘S
i“ " ‘ Temperature: Low, 51; high, Mrs H K Selleck Mi. and Mrs Rpitrt
70- Fair. tButtery, M. Manner of Belmont Iv J.,
i111. and Mrs. w. llorton of Danbury
litr. and Mrs. F. Miller, Mr. and Mrs.
l (‘onrad Milller, 11., Mrs. Francis Meher
'of New York city. Misses Margare:
lMlller Mary Long. Bessie Hugues, Ag-
{nos Costello Frances Costello Jane
John Mulvey. of Cedar street, has Conroy Messrs. Charles Pullman Ray-
"necured a position in the oilice of the‘mond Aiken. ROM” Burns “llllam
I}. E. L & W. Co. in Wall street. Galstein, Fied Conter, Alfred Kraemcr
‘ ’ illewi's Blitzcr and Frank Miller. .
..—._._...
Robert Bussing, of 8 Summer street,! . .
reported to the uptown police this; Paulwich~Weed.
'morning.tl1at someone had entered? St. Maty's rectory, ’Norwnlk, was
his yard last night. and had stolen his the scene of a quite wedding held yt 1
bicycle lterday afternoon at 4'. 30 o'clock,l""1arl-
‘“ lcls Pnnllvich and Miss Genie“? \\' etd
—Fannie hard in “Each Paul a being the happy couple United in 111111-
lear."-—Regcnt tomorrow. ‘lraige by Rev. James J.Mc(luin11is.
immediately after the ceremony the
Edward Sleber, formerly of South newly wedded couple left for an ex-
Norwalk, today openeJ the cafe at 66 tended tour through the \‘ew England
\\ hiics . 'rcct Danbury until recently States, taking with them the love and
conducted by Robert \loser. Mr lbcst wiShes of a host 0‘! friends. The
1' Sicber has arranged for the transfer bride was becomingly attired in 11 blue
of the license and has made a number traveling suit with bat to match and
of changes and renomtions in the in- ‘carried a shower boquet of white ros-
tcrior of the place- John Mornsco as Mrs. Joseph Riley. cousin of the
and Charles Ferguson will be employ- bride acted as the attendant MP1
‘ id as bartenders by Mr. Slebcr. ‘1 Riley also wore a blue suit and carried
”‘- ‘plnk roses. The couple were the re-
-- DANCING—SATURDAY‘leGHT twpients or many beautiint gifts in«
“ TOW“ ASS-Emmy Hull, music by Grace eluding silver ware, cut glass and tur-
Brothers full orchestra. ‘niture.
O l ,
l A pretty quiet wedding took place
yesterday afternoon, in Trinity church
on Pequot avenue. Sottth'DOrt. at 4
o'clock. The contracting parties,
both hing Southport residents are,
,1
,_.
Dividend Notice
- 11111. Semi—Annual Dividend
flit Pilili’i ttutt til.
79 Washington Street.
South Norwalk, Conn.
‘and 1111;. Daniel Wheeler and Fred
erick Roscoe, in, son of Mr .and Mrs.
F. M. Roscoe of Spruce street. Mrs.
the occasion and the rector of Trini
‘ty church was the officiating clergy-
‘man. The bride had for maid ot-‘hono
Miss May ‘Btilkley her closé friend, and
~Ellt0tt DeForest of Norwalk, acted as
best ‘n'irtn. After the ceremony the
couple took an automobllé trip and on
.thcir‘ return they will commence
housekeeping in. the Bulklo11hpmc
Cubeéd3oi1 Bulk-lay avenue and the Post
I
Septembgr 25,1916. L
At a meeting or the Board of
Directors of The PeOple's Tru‘s’t
‘Comp‘liii'y, held this day, a dividend
tit the fate or 4% per unnum two‘s"
' declared to depositori tn the Sav-
ngsznppartment but of thogearnn -_
'Wor the fiscal period ending
“September 30, 191i. .Tlie' some will
"entei-ed in; outback:
home in Bedding, and is a sister 0!:
‘Aaron Wright and Eugene Wright, of,
I (hurch of liedding for two years. They,
when Miss Viola Bl
of Conrad Miller. son of Mr .nnd Mrs.‘
in a gown of Si. Gall embroidery and,
,canied a beautiful shower boquet oil
I
‘Mlss E on Wheeler, daughter of Mr. .1
Lang of Aorwalk furnished music for .
ton and Franklin streets.
.._....
M11 and Mrs. Frank little, or Nor-
walk, were guests last semi at tin-
home of John R110, lltc'imt 1111 lli‘l,
l‘ Stamford.
Herbert Tuttie tin-J wife of Nor-
walk spent Sunday at the home of
t\\‘iili’ani Tuttle, Richmond Hill, Siam
ford.
1 Miss Helen llubhell and Miss Helen
“ Hitchcock of .\'orwalk, were guests of
Miss Eleanor Coley, in Wilton, re‘
1 cently.
1 Mrs. Winthrop Wright and son, of
lllridgt'port, have been guests of Mr.
and Mrs Charles Williams, of Putnam
avenue.
Mrs. L. Hamilton Wilcox has re'urn
ed to her home in Franklin street from
a visit in Merlden.
Miss Julia Brinckerhol’l. of New Ca-
,naan, was (i recent guest 0! riends at
'liarbor View, South Norwalk.
STATE MEETING OF D. A. R.
‘Danbury Chapter to Entertain Twenty-
Third Annual Sea-Ion on
i November 9.
\ ’ 1
The biggest event of the year in
Danbury for the D. A R will be the
entertainment of the twenty-third
,general state meeting in this city on
Thursday, November 9. All titty
chapters in the state of Connecticut
will be represented. and it is expected
that about 600 will attend.
| One session will be l1eld.durlng the
'afternoon, in the First Congregational
church and members ot’ the order from
fill over state will be welcome. Prom-
Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt, is visiting -
_ arc
Room-size rugs
of small cost.
.\ handsome Axntinstcr
without a seam, is but 825.
it‘s a tug fitted for use in great
111ajority of homes,
Colors an: good, patterns arc
tasteful, effect is that rich lust
trous one characteristic of good
Axiuinfscr rugs.
rug
(jay flowcrcd patterns for
rooms that need brightening,
(Ultl Uri "l dcsi'rns for rooms
(a
1 that require soft touts—9 by 1;
cct-~$25.
'l’apcstry lirussclls rugs for
rooms where tutor is greater than
ordinary. llavc hard surface, arc
not difficult to bump, stand up
wt'll under the ttcadmf 11111111 ft'ct.
Oriental and small fl’ouc'tcd
pain-1113,11 in 12 feet-r3115
lanclcd t'ups of hemy texture
Axminstct's too. 'l‘ltcir pan-
eled design makes thctn add to
apparent size of room in which
they are used. And they give
added dignity to other fittings of
:1 room too. I) by 1.: fab—$15
.Xrt rugs for use in sleeping
rooms Supple of \\ca\',c sott
\ct firm, mut l1 like the solid lowr
wearing ingtnitt carptts of lllllts‘
gone by. it lucs, tans and green;
——«1 b} to 1 zfcct, .l: 9 by 1.-
ft't't, $10. 50. “'
lhird floor. ’
Warm and handsome
wool blanket—$5
'l‘hcsc blankets are pure warm
flcccy wool, with exception of the
warp. That is the structure upon
which the filling,' is built. It is of
cotton, is even stronger than
wool, docs not take away one
tititc of war1ntl1,—-1'tnd itiakes it
possible to sell so good :1 blan-
kt‘t at $5.
‘ The wool fillingr 111.1ch a soft
grateful cushion that is guaran—
tee of warmth. it is not heavy
but light; the blankets weigh
only about 5 pounds. They'll not
tirc a sleeper—dint they will warm
and refresh that sleeper.
inent upeakers are to be obtained, and
an elaborate program is being arrange
1d, the details or which are not yet
ready for publication
All attending members of the D. 1L:
R., will be guests of the local chapter:
at a luncheon lpreceedlng the utter-g
noon meeting, and the luncheon is ex
pected to be one of the features oil
the general state meeting, as well as
the afternoon session. l
Mrs. S. W. Oley, regent of the local,
chapter, is ll. present head or local tar-f
'rangements, and numerous coniinittecs'
are being appointed to attend to the:
mass of details. The l). A. it. has a‘.
total tiiembership in the state of Con-.
inccticut of 5,000. The annual bttsinessf
‘mceting of the state organization is
,separatc from the goneml stntc meet-
ing and is closed to all but elected
delegates. The meeting to be held in
Danbury will be open to members of
‘tlic D. A. R. from any chapter in the
st tit-o and to any member visiting it 0111
anotliet s 11 1'
' _ ..-.-...-_.-.-.
1 HE wr" WORRi ED AND HOPE' E83
“r‘or mu or two eitnt 1 car: 1 both-
ered with bad kidney trouble," writes
“1‘. F. li.1‘t'l1’:.'.:.'011, Little Rock. Ark.‘
tried many remedies and octors, but
grow \\ orse all the time. I was wor-
ried and had almost given up all
hopes. I tried Foley Kidney Pills and
they helped me a lot. I have since
used five boxes and am now a wall
man. " Foley Kidnay Pills drive out
aches and pains due to kidney, trouble,
also sleep disturbing bladder disorders.
Sold Everywhere
YOUR FALL SUIT
Is HERE
' 'BEST VALUESIN TOWN
,‘CREDIT Too
Gately 81 811111111111
42 SOUTH 11111111 51'.
Ash Cans
3.4 '0
{Sailings ghost, Ash Sifters, Coal
lion's, Parrish: Shovel. Galvaniitv-t
‘ Foot Tubs, mania
i’urc white, with liortlcr
pink or blue, 70 I1) 8:.) inches in
size '—$51
Main floor, rear.
There is a dash and a‘go in
our new Fall Suits that young
4 . l
men are looking for.
$10 t9 $18
CthYRlGflT CLOTHING C0
6 No. Main St.
So. Norwalk
:‘
Dorlou House
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norw‘alk ‘
NOW OPEN
SHORE DINNERS AND-ALL
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
JOHN E. O’SULLIVA‘N, Prop.
' Telephone Call 71.0.
EVERYTHING
NVIHWINT I.
to thomoman of refinement. Nothlnl '
udea'rertoawoman‘iheanthan a
Mutual 1101:10th mulled. Ii
mm coats to 113‘ watt may you our
line or «and, wall paper and curtain
how you my bdoutlty Wilt. bond at
a dammit colt. Our priced and soar
oi‘
- int all
Hoerun's
Entrance on Main St1 Farfield Ava. Cannon 8!.
Bridgeport. Com. Thursday, Sept. 28, 1916.
We may well be proud
of American gloves
lilot'cs in a dozen different stiles, madc by our
iit'ighbois titer in New Xork Stan, spttad out here at the
llottland store 110\\,—tt1natttr of liontst pride to may
.'\1nciicau
\\li1tt 1111111 ”161' ltatcl \\l111t soft fine liatlicr they
are! \\ hat Clt\'(‘l‘ iasliions 11111 11: been made in! \otc
hou snioothl} the) fit; not :1 wrinkle, not a ptnkcrl How
handsomely thet are t111isln-;d with pea at] t'lnsps and \\il.ll
bl.1cl.',1\'it}1 smart cmbroidcrv upon butks, \\llll Skullls
firmly 11.1d liinly stitched! “
\nd a number of them are washable. \\ht'n at all
soiled, tl1c\ 111;1\ bt tlltll‘tl‘lhllly cleansed \11th soap illlLl
\\ 1ittr~1111d 1111111 handsome linish will not sutittr from the
tltansing. '
lltcrt' arct cape glotcs “'llltll may be washed CllCV'
relic pious tthicii 111:1) bc unslicd ”lmcs Vtith fanct tops
\1 llltll 111111 l)c\\11sltctl 111.11! and sand and white glot'sc
\tliich lilil\ lic \1ashcd,;—1 nrent 1111111) sotts. Xcs, SOllk' of
the soft kid plows (re 11 ashablt too.
\X'ashnblc kid,
tau ancl' sand, Saud- hucd "lows with fancy
with lllltlx's cnibroilcrcd in sclfltops 111 toutrast, fasten with one
hues, ~51. 25. ' pearl tlasp, 11ashablc,—$2
llzmtlsotuc \thitt' "lotc' \Xlllllt Smart white gauntlcts fasten-
,. . . . .
lft'ctittlt stitchtd -S(8lll§ ztndiing with strap at “'llSl, blatk
batks'. cinbronlcrcd 111 black—jctnbronlt'r)’ gives them added
$1.25. :smartncss,—$2.
Soft vclt'ct like mocha gloveai XX'hitc docskin with one c,lasp
111 rich hncs of gray and tau c111~»\\asl1ablc—~$t 10 and $1. 50.
liroidcrcd in black ,-—$2 and $2. 50 l Girls and childrens L10 c f
l 1 7 v s o
X\11~l1.1blc gloves in pearl and wttshtblc soil fine leather, sand,
white and light shade»: such as‘ l\'0l’_\, gray and \cwport hues,
\'c\\port and ..',1111d backs etn- litandsomc black c111broidcrv-
broidct'cd in black—$1.50. $1.10. '
Glovemakers are warning against the higher prices
:which seem bound to come within a short tim‘h And none
of them know when they can fill orders given today.
Looks like a good time for women to buy gloves, doesn’ t
it? '
-.‘.
Center aisle, rear.
The HoWland Dry Goods'Co
I$60. ~ ' t“ I.
I
As busc- ball hurries along {it
its tiiiisl1,foothall t0lllCS into it! ‘5‘
;
Kick Off ! ‘
t) \\ ll.
. !
And again the Sporting section
is t't'zitly. i
‘l‘hosc dependable supplies.
front Reach and Victor and Sell!
and Spaldingr are all ready“
thch'c bccn ready for days and ‘1’"
ll£i_\>‘ ‘
l'ootbdlls flout the dollar sort.
for boys to lld\t‘ a Uattic with (4*
llt‘SI of all ill. $10.
Newpottcrtr shoulder-pads aha ,_
shitrguardsfisoc and $1.
jt'rscys—SIJS to $3.
\\‘c itiakc jerseys for clubs in"
\lUr) colors and patterns; stocka
lll‘r‘t 100.
a“
Front basement.
More wheels!
, X cs, 11 frtsli supply
war is hcrc. »
.
L001 bracint't air, good roads,
true delight. ’
(olumbia chainlcss, 2 spccdérsé
r
.Xiotobike ,——$40.
llarttord ,-—$30.
lay, for bovs and girls,——$zfl
and 823.
u\\ 11 Specifications, conlpl
\vtth coastcr~brake and
guards, light and strong and
to ritlc,- ‘
]' ront basement.
cHICHEsntsrtth
$331.11: 1.5%?" mi “‘© '
mm. 11 Marie“
' ‘. . sentiments
fa
Monday
Oct.” 2 "
New Classes will be formed in‘
BOOKKEEPING,
The City National Bank
_ Home Progress-Development
This Banks businw is steadily increasing, fully attesting the
emphatic endorsement or the public.
In our progress and development the cardinal principles of prud
ence and safety are constantly maintained
Upon the conservatism andsonnd business judgment of the men
who direct affairs, is based our invitation thou to make this Bank
your depository—we would like to talk the matter over with you.
SHORTHAND and
TYPEWRITIN G
Start early—
Finish early,
r—v———
Merrill. Business
' College
South Norwalk
'~‘.~'.tami'ord. Port Chester.
24 Cottage Street.
Bcst Family Flour, bag . $1.05.
Force,apkg. 10¢?
Quaker or Mothers’ Oats, 3 pkg. ‘
, CarmeloCofice,alb..1...1..1..y.....?............‘. 20¢
Jersey CornFlakes,apkg............................ So}
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East Norwalk.
New York University
School oi Law
Three Divisions: Morning, after.
noon .and,evenlng. Admitting of
smaller plastics 11111111 greater atten-
tiou to individital needs.
‘ Threl‘e yea‘rs‘ course leading to
degree '3'): LL.B.. or‘J, 1)., embrac-
Qiltdamentul topics includ-
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‘ Foe alter a
tit common lav." in
nitric: Connecticut
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