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Telephone No. 1230
South Not-walk Trout Co. Bldg.
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J ‘. For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to
night, and Wednesday. Pleasant wea-
‘ an all the. northern districts. The
yestern trough of low pressure has
mowd slowly during the last 24 hours
and now extends from Texas north-
mstwurd to lllinois. it. is causing
unsuited weather, with local show-
ers in the southwestern
The t- illnCi‘ttllll‘PS continue lew in the
“he region and nlong‘ the Atlantic
mast. Frosts were reported as for
north as Florida.
WEATHER "A “YEAR AGO
TODAY
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‘ ~ t‘harlie Chaplin in “The Fircinnn‘
at :3!- l‘alaee, Wednesday.
’tne case of Frnnlt Anastasto vs
Henry Fabrizzlo, ct :tls. will be heard
by Judge Gazer oi the Superior Court,
‘ Bridgeport, tomorrow. Walsh and
Bubbcll will represent the plaintiff
Ind Attorney John J. (luneo and
I acemzos Sittztstntto, et His.
3 l’zth‘ltflhop" all the. Palace tonight.
A meeting of the Third District lie
publicun Club was llt'ltl lust evening; in the city and had many friends
‘4 ington street.
business was t‘unsncted.
it the First District were :1“.
a. . 1.1}0. tomorrow
. :i.::ti:.cut, Mr.
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Iirrct‘. :o :tllt‘ild.
lute. agency, Mrs. l’otrick White, 1;
.. ‘ ing lot in Norwalk Park, which in
.owned by Miss M. Firth. of
lot in the near future.
‘male monarchs have from time
lant Nick-ails had the story of his ex
were.
We.“ to the interested audience under, ‘How Luis Cabrera, chairman of the
.\ .
‘the. illustrating comment of the let-
lNit‘kalls described the. latest of these
ins a great elongated balloon over six
thcr prevails generally this morning
districts. ,
.. Judge. William J. ’l‘ntnnutny for \'in-, .1 Raymond street, ti. week ago.
Barney Bernard “The Prince int \Villium ii. Hylund, of Stamford; and
in Selzcr's linrber shop, East Wush l
A number of billsl which will be held in St, Joseph's
\‘cre ordered paid and (filter routinc‘ Church, will be made later. inter-
- A lurgel ment will be in St. Mary‘s Cemetery.
; lumber of tickets to the. big dinner
' which is to be held Tlllll“=ll.'t_\‘ evening:
At Illt‘. community t‘lub, 3.5 West
:it'teiaioon :t 32:30
tinder the auspices of the Civic De-
Ol‘Tl‘l G. Cocks, of tlnH
I'utiwnul 1301211 of t‘ensz'rs. will speak ,
on “Motion Pictures Good for All.‘ I
.it‘ the Civic litipurtmcnt :n‘c
Through the Jahn T. Hayes-real c.1-
Yor-walk, recently purchased a build-l
New I Mary's cemetery today.
York. Mrs. White contemplates bui‘d 1.
in; a house on her newly acquire-
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tut. inns. 7,
items on in
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of England. one o! the most
0! the
reigning
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Sale oi Coats
$7.95. $8.95. $9.95
to $55
company . .
select military organizations
country. and at which the
W-.. ‘ ,_.__ _..———-. .4“...
memorial been members.
Lieutenant Nickulls opened his lec-
ture by a humorous description of the
lighter side of the trench life. He
Lpokt‘ of we importance of grub to the,
Tomtnies. The training in nerve
which gradually comes to one 1:11:01)!“an IERMS ‘0 [Xllllll
going into action the second or third; ~, !
time, the life. in the trenches with its: ((‘onttnucd Rom l-‘zrst Page,’
(”imam-ships and new associatronsJ
lie described the 'l‘onnntes as being
erpetullly hungry and not l'l lensl
satisfleu with tho,craclier and bully
beef rations. To such a degree did he
mztutilly dislike them in fact that he
considered it no kindness to bestow
the whole ration upon a wounded (ler
man prisoner. At the conclusion of
these introductory remarks, Lieuten-
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Government or leave unprotected thel
territory just south of the border now}
patrolled by the Americans. incident,t
to such withdraw] be outlined thel
matter in which t e American Govcrn-
mom has prepared to guardthe long
‘line of frontier and to run down and
punish Rally tunraudiug bond that/at»
tempted it crossing into the United
States. lie made it clear to the Mcxv‘
icons that this Government would not i
tolerate any restrictions on the pursuit
of bandits by American troops. ’
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pcritnces illustrated by the steriopti-
con. War tittcllrd of all descriptions
depicted, it“ of which became
exiean commission, hand his col6
leagues received what is regarded as
the last word of tile American Colllllllii-l
stunt-r \ms not expected to be knowna
until after the session came. to an end
this am menu. When Mr. lune. went‘
into the conference room this morning
he carried in with hitn the assurance
iuror. The city ot’ Verdun as won
from an aeroplane, the. actual trench
life, the. tremendous artillery in ac
tion, and soldiers from the moment
they left. the home port till they were
in active service were ill] depicted.
Lieutenant Niekalls then gave oppor-
tunity to the audience to ask dirt-stions of the President that bta 11nd unuual
and answered from his personal exwiiied backing of his plan. The Mog.‘
pcrience many queries regarding theft-ans were aware of u“. pres-mm“.
intimate side of the soldiers life. liinttittitle, and it was regarded as prob
conclusion the. most interesting plc- able that they would ”will. {mm “1,.
tures and descriptions of the evening position they had (“gm
were given. particularly those havlnui,
to do with the construction and work
of the super~Zeppelius Lieutenant
is Santa l‘tflllri treading for you“
litilllt‘ this t‘hristmus with it Vlt‘ll‘uli‘t."
tip hiln 011 to bring one of
tin‘so wonderful instruments with till|
us delightful music and mirth. A. .l.'
l'ollitH (In. carry a full line. of all the!
dittcrent styles. You should take ati‘
v.-im tee of hearing one and having it
int; aeroplane, and another or the st‘l wide fort‘hristinus delivery. “(‘ild
aeroplane which was destroyed over “,1“
London by Lieutenant Richards and. ,
which fell to the earth in flainei. The] ‘ \ . .. ' H ‘
picture depicting it just at the polntl harm) illernard The Prmu in»
when as a flaming mass it was plung- fl l’flWnBltop' at the Palace tonight,
in: toward the. earth. The lecture oc-. ‘ l
lcupled two hours, but was 30 mil Oil The County Commissioners will be;
'ntense interest that the lliidif'lli‘“ “‘3 in session Monday in the City lintlt
h‘f‘d Spellbfgnelmiorfigzy “‘1'“; 02;: for the purpose of granting renew-it‘s,
3:13;? Wt s n e of liquor licenses in this town. it is!
Lieutenant Nickalls is tall and of expected that most of the. applicnnts
lmnrked soldierly hearing. The loss of from Greater Norwalk '1“ be on hand
ill-‘3 ”in“ 3““ “MC“ occurred at the with their cash before the close or the!
taking of Yprs adds a positive distinc- . ‘ _ 1’
tion to his address and appearance. Ho “‘3“ °”' l
speaks in the. rich modulate tone of. -——— - l
Suit for the recovery of funeral cx-I
pcnsea has been brought by Johnl
Leslto, undertaker, against Mani
ll”l (er
hundred feet in length, capable of
carrying sixty bonibs. two carioads
practically of men, and able to travel
sixty-live miles an hour. A most in
teresting picture was shown lfllmn
iroui the bridge, of a Zeppelin attack
‘he. educated Englishman. and ll sof
deliberate in utterance that on Ameri-
zcnu audience finds no dittmcultstrhin flog-
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121mg; isESl‘lzltha‘cncezpt. He certain- Shimka. Many people will remember,
‘v hits a mission to the American peo» the murder of tBephen Gomolawck.‘
'ple in his description of the actuality “mph occurred about five years “0"
Hit the life. of the soldier who in Europe it in for the burial expenses of the,
lulu-a}. is Rightlgfigfilggattlfvo'f‘gthgpgn: murdered man that Leslie in ruling.“
1:33;: of hzaring him may count n.K Mrs. Shimm was an hunt to Gomolnn
Lself most fortunate. :rtck. .
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‘ DEATHS AND runnnrtm.‘
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.3 John Joleph Hyllnd.
l John Joseph liylnnd died in Nor-
kuvlk yesterday afternoon, having
litecn token there from his residence,
He
Start Tomorrow l
and Keep It Up l
Every Morning 1;
Get In the habit of drinking . 1
plus of hot water before .
breakfast.
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Homes at widow and one daughter, l
'(Littherine: is parents. a brother, l
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ttwo iistcrn, Miss Theresa Hylnnd
innd Mrs. T. J. Sfllivan',‘ of South
-l Norwnilt. Deceased was well known ,
“'c‘re not here long, so let's ntnkei
our stay agreeable. Let us live weli.l
- here. Arrangements for the funeral
well end look well, what u gorlous‘.
condition to attain, and yet, how very;
rosy it is it one will only adopt tho.
morning: inside ball‘. ‘
Fo‘ltt- who are itccustomed to "col
dull and .‘sevy when thvy :z;'l~‘:‘, "plit-
Mrs. . Elizabeth O’Connor.
Elizabeth O‘Connor, ll summer resi-'
ident of Silvermine. died last night at
l her summer home in the Norwalk sub» tint: l: ' h», itutl’y turn it cold,
:urb, at the age of 68 years. luter~ foul tor, : , urts‘y ‘rrtutli, :;~.'i.l :ztom-
Emmi will be made today in Vlnlbush och, can, instead, feel on fresh as n
daisy by opening the tzluiuen of the
‘ Cemetery. li‘lntbush, N. Y. William J.
systci (.ueh morning and flushing out
lPowell, oi Raymond & Sons‘ under-
. l taltinit firm, accompanied the remains ‘ ‘
ous stagnant mutter.
Everyone, whether ~oiling, sick or
well. should, each morning, before
- The infant‘ daughter of Stanislaw breakfast. drink a “1‘53 0‘ real hOt
,- and Anna Loiewski, died last night at water with a tenspoonful 0‘ limestone
tho home of her parents, 48 Bzoad phosphate in it to “581‘ from the
slsu'cct. interment was made in St. stomach, liver and bowels the prey-
‘ .ious day‘s indigestlble waste, sour
lbile and poisonous toxins; thus cleans-
ing, sweetening and purifying the en-
tire alimentary canal before putting
imore food into the stomach. .The ac-
ticn of hot water and limestone phos-
x to New York.
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‘ l infant Loicwski.
y -—-€harlie Chaplin in “The Fireman"
lat tho Palace, Wednesday.
Thegnembers oil the Trinity Young
No Matter How High
the interest rate, no invest-
”mcnt ea'nbe considered desira-
ble tulle" the‘safety of the
principal ‘imabsolutely assured.
The , t Of this
blinkplmgji satiety ahead of
every, ether Mention and
, - pirate on on empty stomach is won-
1‘ Mans Club are working hard to make dorlully invigorating. it cleans out
,their finest annual minstrel show, all the. sour termentntions, gases,
which is m M given in Hoyt’s 'l‘hoa- waste Hid acidity and gives one a
”9 °“ Wednesday, the finest. they splendid appetite for breakfast. While
.have ever given. Some otthe songs you are enioying your breakfast the
1 t" be “93“ have “"9" been sung be- Water and phosphate is quietly ex
‘0“ and “9 now used for the “”1 tracting a large volume of water from
tlmem‘by courtesy of the publishers, the blood and getting readyt‘or '3
the jokes are new and the novelties thorough flushing of all the inside or-
very ctevei'. Everything is new but ”my - . -
the name. Dick Riggs is to be the. 7p: millions of people who are both-
lnterlocutor sad the and men Dad. ored with constipation, bilious spells‘.
loom 81d Owen. Joe Taylor 3nd Ed. stomach trouble; others who have
Bands“ supported on a chorus of 20 sailor skins. blood disorderl‘ Md,
voices. Tickets um mm M and new complexion: m mod to" flat
omunispotnunxtosmn nucleus curler maize! limestone D110!-
W”!
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the whole oi the the internal poluotu
eat will. digest wcll, work well. sleep ._.——__7
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Eon-once on Main St. Fnrfield Ave.. Cannon 3!.
Bridgeport, Conn..
Rugmans’ happy
and has bargains
liter all... the lineman (loun‘t hatt- to mow! llut llt‘
has his bargains ready just the same. .\nd ltmv they urt-
wllingl '
\Vc‘t'c pluuuctl things so t‘nt‘pct Hall is not to be
turnedintu'l‘oylztud. 'l'lrttt Land of joy, in)" little full“
and gro’tt'nbps able in to spring up in .titotlu‘i' part of the
\lUl‘L‘. ' _
.\ bi;r roomy \t‘t‘llUll of the Fourth Floor, right in the
new part of the store, l.\ to b: 'l‘o’ylnud's lioinc this war.
We, are getting it rctttl)‘ as taxi. us no rain. Soon \ve'liupc
to invite every girl and boy, mul‘ every than ”1' \\t)lll(lll
nit]: )tllllllllll heart, In conic illitl t‘liju)‘ it.
llut today Carpet llnll rcpt-tits its lllt‘Shilgt‘ of swings.
Here att'oA’lotit'~C0\'t-i‘itil:s, staunch atntl
l't\lt'lul, c\cr_v one at less than usual price.
'lllsl bcrausc llic Rugmztn
”74" built" on his prontl<c<l
lllilt’l‘, .\Rli St >311: ()1: ’i‘llt )Sli SAVINGS?—
\\ iltou \ t‘l\ ct one piece row, 9 by i.‘ feel, not perfect
in “core. regular $35 \ $21
.\.\'min.~tkr wanilcss rugx rich t'lorul illlil ()rlcittal
lutttcrns, glowing colors. 9 by t.) lctt, regular 52250——
$19.50
liruwclls‘ St‘illlllt‘<.\' rugs m \lllilll’lllzlll‘t‘tl patterns,
blue, tun, brown and green ctlct‘ts. ‘J by 1.2 feet, regular
$19.50 in $22.5o— $18.50
l\'L‘\t‘l\llilL‘ Smyrna hall rugx‘, 4 by 7 feet, nice put-
tcrus~ .‘tu-l colors, regular $7~~
l’unclt-d .\xmiu>tcr rugs of rich cti'cct, 7 72 by to 1»:
feet, rcpulztr $13.5t)——~ $i2
l'ibcr rugs cspct‘iztlly good for bedroom 11w. green,
blue. inn and brown. (i by 0 feet, regular $3.75~—— $2.75
Auxiiirstcr rugs in handsome patterns, 27 by ()0 inch-
es, regular $4~ $2.75
Soil and attractive \‘clvct rugs, :7 by 54 inches, regu-
ltii‘ $1.50" $1.25
llcdruom fncrqnl hi‘aVV t‘ltiua matting, crisp and
cleanly and attractive of pattern; 7 1-2 by to 1»: feet,
regular $3— . $2.50
Crcx matting rugs, of wire-grass twisted mpcs bound
together with a strong warp oi cotton tninc, 9 by 15 feet,
durable and
got scored and now “not
regular .750— $6.50
\‘t'ild's cork linoleum, go )«l wright. good ~patterns.
regular one square yard— \ soc
Tllli‘d llt‘ior,
Florence oil-heater
to save coal—
New l‘lOl’t‘ilCC ltctttct‘ \vtl‘. ltccp no) room ot' average
\lzc warm and comfortable. lt'» cheerful companion.
>hcds it Still glow, is safe as well in. efficient.
Indicator always shows how much oil is in lllt‘ gallon
reservoir. ' I.
A flame-spreader and wish-stop :n‘ts automatically“
and there is no danger of sm thing or odor or turning “‘le
lou hlglll I
A unique device kccps lt ‘ill from burner nwav from
outer drum and the polished surfact- i~ not discolored.
n
According to style of finish->35tr Si or Sago,
lrillll'lli l’li Hti‘.
is The Howland Dry Goods \Co. . w »
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I, No.939
' New Fall Model
‘ (A: Pictured)
Low butt. medium length model
for avenge figures.
Cl’ '_8.
embrovdcry
corded white or lie-l1 fabric-
trimmed. Price $1.50
,' W. B. NUFORM CORSET No. 970
very low/bus! modd for nhortfigura. Elu-
l‘fimtmili' ”m M ”fi‘rtwfim ,
y if you love 'never worn a i
. W. B.- Nulorm—TRY ONE—you
~ i will obtain the uhnpst for your .
money—§tyle,Valué, Comfort,-
l“ Wear, Perfect Fitting Gom'
LAT Yow'nuntlg, l . y. ,
‘NUFORM’i
7
storm
Tuesday, Nov. 21, 1916.
Clearing of curtains
in lots only
llcrt- gnu {or 'd quirk clearance: of all tl'ic tlilll 3, 5 ‘
and 4 pair lot; of ettrtainswtuul for it gumllt «Hing to "
cttch buyer? . i I
\‘h. re lll‘t'll selling curtains briskly itll “sown. ’
‘50, itmv ilici‘t: .‘li't‘ tltul‘t.‘ lots llt'ill t-vt'r-«uiitl ~‘llt'itilitl
.,.\t|1g<! A ' “
l'ritt‘ticulli' every wrt nt- ;ttir.:t‘iltc uirl ~l\ llxli curtain I
.\ it‘\\' 4 pair lots, :1 guol titlilllfil) wt .’ and {Half
ltil>. ' ‘ A '
. l‘.itt‘ll lul [ti lw sultl lll ll> t‘lllll‘t‘l} .- fur ll ix imi l]"l('— a
livable to ill\'ltlt‘ any of them. I
Here they arc; \\llll tbclt‘ {mum-r pitt'w: :tiwl lllt‘
present price fur the int . ' '”
ScotCh Lace . irish point 7 -
. l ‘ .
and Nottingham ; 2 pairs, \\tl't‘ $:: 1m,- $5
‘1 pairs, \vtrr g17m pair $2 1 in Wt rt- V. .o 1m $5
: pairs, wcie 7.71- puir $1 I I: pains, \\t1'(‘ 5:; l'ilil' $7 :0
L pair's, new $1 littll' $1.50 ‘C rulrs, \th't' it: Go [/‘ill‘ 39 r
L pairs, were $1.50 pain-$2.50 . 2 pairs, “t‘l't' it; llzill‘ $10
;‘ pairs, were $2 pair $3 :; Wing twp. 3,; Fill” $12
:3 pairs, were $1.25 pair «53 \ . l piti's, \\t_‘l'I' $3.1” lmll‘ $15
‘.' iairs, were "3.31! '~——
1 ‘ i pan $4 1 4 Phil", wet.- $4; pair 520
«l pairs, were $1.5” puir' -~$4 i
:1 pairs, were $3 pitir vr$4.50 PanCy net
I puirs, were $1.3" puir» $5 and Cluny ’
V Inurs. were iii hair 3750 l 2 pairs, wet.- 32.n- p-m $4
l pairs, were $2 puir~$7 , ., . I ' A
.. 1: . '1" “ . '
1 “mm m“, 33 pair-$10 3 pt ru, “in ii. lltllr $3.50
' pitirs, “v“. ”'5" llflli’WsH ‘ .' pairs, were 53 pair $5
l pairs, were $3.50 puit'- $12 l 2 ”m" were H lutir ’37
t pairs, new $6 pair . $20 l 1‘ inure, were 85 pair $8
Scrim and i it pairs, were $3.50 pair $9
MarQulsctte ‘ t. pairs, were $5 litill‘ ,. $12
2 pairs, were $3 patir- $5 , Madras by, V. '
3 pairs, were $2.50 pair~$6
:: pairs, Were $3 puir~$7.50
'. pairs, were $3.50 pair—$9
4
4 pairs, were $3.50 palr- $12
(
‘ulte tins, round square or oblong;
o
gthe yard
l A little special lut. 32ml “ME.
illiL‘t‘ patterns, trortli'zst‘ and .296
pairs, were $13 pair—$10 l‘r—igc. '
. 'l‘liirtl
llt u )l'.
Tins for cooking
~ Thanksgiving dainties!
. Im, the tested and rcliitblL‘,--—rt great many utensils
of it are ready to help in 'lnttiiksgtVJng pi‘cpai‘ntlmt“.
Melon ntoulds~3ttc ‘ "'
7e. to tile l
3 Sets of moulds .5ut-
l‘ie tins— 7c to 15c .
liufiin pans in to «tile
l'uddlng tins—~8c to 50c
Milk pnns-«lc to 30c
Flour Sitters—10c to 231‘ l
| Funnels—3c to 301:
33c ’
. t‘olnnders «lie to
‘l 1'
Potato cutters, l~‘renchf:-y -uc
I“ liippert-a—rlilc to ‘_‘.u
l'up tiour sitters-omc ‘ l
Pudding Steamers» some
301: to ’c i :
llice mould 31.7.0 to s .75
13c it) We
$3 2'1“ to $21.30
with tube" ltmtd pains
‘ llrcud mixers
Bread i‘alscrs . Sim to $1.15
linlii'nl lltmr,
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The” City N ationvallléank
Mutual Interest-
The business enterprises of our mistomers are of interest to us
and command our solicitous a.tcntion.
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The growth of our business is due to the confidence we have
earned from our many depositors through strong, conservative and
progressive methods.
If there is any way in which this Bank can be of service to
you, do not. hesitate to consult with its officers—whey will appreciate
the opportunity of an interview. ..
We loan money on first. mortgage. - , ‘
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ill Tezor Cocktails ,' . . . . . . . . . . . 35¢. 65¢ and $1.00
4931, Potatoes '49:.< «
.. , ’ Very Best Main Potatoes
lr‘cls Naptha‘t‘or Ozone Soap ......... . ..... 2 cukcs‘é
13c can High Grade Tomatoes ..... . ...... . ....... L 11¢
Snail & Simpson’s Milk Crackers, lb. ............... . 10¢ - ' it:
Crown Aster Brand Flour, bag ' ................. . $1.35 .' 1‘“?
me. sile‘Quaker Oats, per pkg. ...... . ........... 8¢
Bass & Co.'s Pale Ale. Pints . .. . .. . . .......... 2 for 25¢
EineOldPortorSherryWine, gal. $1.20
California Claret, gallon in $1.00
A. F Beckinanndt ’1 ~‘ ,0.
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