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'riinR FORECAST.

‘fil‘alk and vicinity: Fair to-
“ Sunday, rising tempers-
“dly. strong west winds, di-
.‘ Weather conditions: A
{was of high pressure extending
. Texas northeastward to Ohio is
,rodlicing ‘pleassnt weather in nearly
all distriots east of the Rocky Moun-
“M ii: 'is causing low tempera-
‘in the southern districts. Frosts
Med as far south as Flori~
L disturbance of considerable en-
“ this morning on the
Pacific coast.
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TODAY
v raturc: Low, 40; high;
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i i NEWS

' John Keogh. attorneys John
Light. John Cuneo,

 

ew‘Havc-n today and will see
yard football game. City

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' Pétrova in “Exiravagance”

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'1”? Mat next Monday.

 

 

r meeting‘ of the Second
eommissioaers was held last
in the Electric Light Plant
' 'atreet. Rautlne business
ed 0!. ‘l‘he application for
:- street ornamental light-
was drafted into its final
[will be sent at once to the
tllities Commission.

 

‘ECERVED SEATS

7 than opening. Thanks-
' .mt, at the Norwaik Armory.
sale at Donnelly's Store, 16
v‘ i street. downtown; and at
Leach. corner Wall and We
. uptown.

tier-How High
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. I. Fame in Terminus-r
a' the ”a mi “as

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Jut- flaunts- a! mute saw.
this man: The UV Ila rains-N1 by
a IHH‘EIW its. Ibsen ra- fts-i the
hit-1st- sluw to the main chimney
A llk‘nl alarm was int-at [.10 the hen
'lral Fun Station Thr damage was
THE one BRIGHT SPOT """"

these raw days i; the sweat-

 

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er! “Raw. raw. raw,’ for the O'Brien‘:.
"comfortablest" Coat ever ~—
made. The damage suit of Joseph A Mat--

.Fariand. of South Norwaiii, against

Here are the right colors and
the right sizes and at the
. right price.
For man and boy—girls too.

1 Rogers 81 Steveiis

Edar on the citil side of the Superior
.(‘ourL The former. with two others.
was on a motorcycle about midnight
on July 3, last year, when the sher-
iiff's automobile ran into them. and

 

i Norwalk SO. Norwa ‘the latter was found guilty of reck—
‘ ‘less driiing in the Darien court. Jus-
lg” -—~— # lice .l. Fennel. oi the’oillce of Cum-

|things & Lockwood. Stamford, was
busy. Wednesday. making a diagram
of the road east of the railroad bridge
where the accident occurred.

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fliiiii 00NSIIPAIION

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Dr Robert N. Wolfe and a party of
iireinds will attend the Yale and liar-
iiard football game in New Haven to"
day.

 

 

~l‘2ighi colors ill soft hats. O'lli'ien's

 

 

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The December meeting of the (‘n'iv

necticut Association of Commercial
. ivil Executives will be held on " T°"‘“‘ " Coated, Breath Bad.
Tuesday, December 12th, in the of- Stomach Sour. Clsan Liver and

flees of the NewVBritain Chamo(er of Bowls.
(‘ e e ' . ew _ 3 .‘ _ ..
.ciL‘LRJir n‘l'iwonh, .3233}: 03311. cm- -r....u..... am... or m» n
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce, is once—a teaspoonful today often saves
planning to attend the session. 3 sick child tomorrow.
. if your little one is outof—sorts, haii~
~MCE'MI'VIS orchestra-at the NW sick. isn't resting. eating and acting
walk Armory. First appearance 0: naturally—look. Mother! see if tongue
“)9 season hfl‘e. Saturday evening. is coated. This is a sure sign that its
December 2nd .Concert and Dance. little stomach. liver and bowels are

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Admission 3° “in“ {clogged with waste. When cross. irri-
| Two cases. those of Katie Barry ,M’tabie, feverish, stomach sour. breath
iFrank McGuirclt, were lieu-d um bad or has stomach-ache. diarrhoea.
:morning before Judge Lockwood in the sore throat, full of- cold. give a tea-
uptown court, and both offenders were spoo'nfui of “California Syrup o, “(If

dismissed. McGuirck was piraen -.. .
yesterday afternoon in Wall street by “d in I t" hours "I the constipated
Sergeant Thomas Hunt for drunken. poison. undigested food and ”or bile
ness. and Katie was arrested by Of- gently moves out of its little bowels
deer Page, in Water street. after sht without "1N“. and you have a well,
had instigated and figured quite prom- playful child again. ‘

lnently in a merry battle with snot .
;woman who resides on that street. '1‘ . Mothers can rest easy after giving
.argument between the two we a this harmless "fruit laxative." because

isrose 0"" 3 small Child whom “"0 it never fails to cleanse the little one's
had been abusing. lifter proceeding liver and bowels and sweeten the

merrily for some little time it was

brought to a sudden ball by the arriv- stomach and they dearly love its pleas-

al of Officer Pfge who was on duty ant taste. Full directions for babies.

near lb; :z‘t’ivi‘t’igjbut‘iitimci-gd ”if“: children of all aged and for grown-

:icttggzsoclaim thai the baiife lawn” a up s printed on each bottle.

beautiful one. ‘ J 1‘." -- Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. Ask

., ---- your druggist for a 50-cent bottle of

—Dancing Saturday night, Town “California Syrup of Figs;" then sofa

Assembly Hall. Grace Brothers‘ tail that it is made by the “California Fig

orchestra with Cathedraltchimes. Syrup Company.-_-Adv. ._

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Six 10-inch
75c double-faced i
r Victor Records . ' .
(12 selections). . . 4.50 . _' l
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Think of getting a genuine Victvoia, i
and Victor Records of your own sfeieétibn, '
‘ for so little money! Doesn’t it make you
feel . like coming in and getting this‘ .
j Victrola outfit for your heme right now?
Why not do it? Wefre gladtoffdgiri', ,_
onstrate‘this outfit to you, and yourzpian .
.ofeasy terms will‘be of furtherintei'Eest'toi i
Lybu. Ask usabjout; it.“.' '_ y L ‘ ‘
' . pillar styles of the Victor and Vlarola $25.10.

 

 

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Sheriff Simeon Pease is on the colon.

’ will be held on Monday. December

 

Theyllvediiesedthein officiating-snout
widelyusedasedsaneinthew bemusemtilmof
peoplehavefoundthesn blaspadyandsureili

_ depenth
their action on stunt-h. liver. kidneys and bowels
i Compounded from
physiclng habit do not irritate the bunk stotsld be taken by any

member of the family at the first sign of illneas~ao mild and effective
that they are good for the mad. and for the ills of childhood. are

Safe for Children

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' NORWALK
Refreshments were served during'.

the intermission. and the good time. ‘ 80m
dld not break up until midnight. Th: 3
reaulnr dance committee of’he tribefi ‘
was in charge of the program. i ‘ AND PERSDNAI
Last night's affair was attended bv i” ' I
“i News
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over one hundred and fifty members
and friends of Cockenoe Tribe, and
Miss (‘arolyn Gerin, daughter of Mr.
' .and Mrs. Andrew Gerln, and William

was the first in 3.89 but of weekly
Friday night dances which will be
held by the Red Men this winter.

~(‘apm cans, O’Brien’s.

A regular meeting of the \V. (‘. 'I‘.l
U., was held yesterday afternoon MiClark Eisea were united in marriage
the home of Mrs. Clarence Ruscoe, ‘mThursday evening by the RW' James
Westport avenue. Regular business I 8' Howell. 0‘ St. Paul‘s Church. The
was transacted. and plans for futurel only mt" 0‘ ”39 bride and only broth-
work were made. - =er of the groom were the attendants
{to the bridal couple. Mr. and Mrs.
The Children of Mary. of st Mary's El" “"3 mmrup we" mum” m
Church held ‘ pleasing and success-i their newly furnished home on Row“
ful social last evening. in the. uchooli'mm'
basement in imard street. A short
sketch was present-:d by the members
of the society. and dancing was enjoy-

ed until a late hour. Refreshments.
were served. !
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Among the Norwalkers who are wit-i

nessing the game today are «DemuKathieen Reed, of Norwalit witnessed
Russell Frost, Attorneylm Davis. Ai.‘"‘° Amy'x‘V” “me “ u" P°l°
torney lra 0. Gregory. Attorney John Grounds "“5 afternoon.
Cunt-o. Attorney Edward J. Quinlan.
Franklin Bishop. Harry Earle. and
many others whose names are too
numerous to mention.

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' ' "rt-best a furnished musici

.last evening for a dance which was
~II. in Main

street, under the auspices of Cocks. :
no. .11, I. U. R. M. I

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lJeut.-Comdr. Telfair M. Minton en-
tertalned a party of'Navy people at
the Army and Nai‘y football game.
this afternoon in New York.

 

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Miss Carrie Allen, of .\'ew York
city is a week-end visitor at the home
of Mrs. Orlando Hawxhurst. of Quin.
iiard Place.

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liet" leda 3‘“ in Romeo "d J“ i Courtland and itobert Van Baron, of
l'l‘udsdaly' "815' at The Regent, ne“.West avenue are spectators at the
' :Hsrvard-Yale game in New Haven to

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No wrecks were reported this mom.
ing within the city limits. but engine:
trouble on several machines served to‘
tie up traffic on Wall street in some
instances. Officers will be on duty
this evening beginning at five o'clock
in order to take care of the traffic rush ‘ TODAY IN WALL STREET.
that will occur when the machines be- NEW YORK. Nov. 25. (Wall Street.
gin to come through on the return:l0:30 a. m.i—Yesterday‘s general re-
if‘ip. icovery from the depression of th

A very successful meetln f the‘mm-week was continued WM" greater
executive board of the Fairfle‘lzd oCoun;. vigor and breadth today. Coppers re-
ty Farm Bureau was held yesterday' :umed their place as the outstanding

. eatures. Utah gained five points, with
morning in the offices °f the 0'5“!" i a win or more for other leaders of
iiiion. in,Wall street. and plans for that group. U. 8. steel rose a point,
the coming annual meet! which with l to 4 points for Crucible Steel,
Nova Scotin Steel. ReDubllc 11‘0“
11th. wane perfected. 'l'he meeiinx Pressed Steel Car. American Car and
will be held in the Nora-silt offices; of- Railway Steel springs, Mexicans
flcers for the ensuing year will beiwere’ appreclably better in recogni-
eiected. and several prominent speak- ‘ tion of the agreement reached by the

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Frederick Ambler is in New Haven
today.- attending the Yale-Harvard
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. 3—‘i‘rv'a Sauna-Want Adv.
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The Coat Event of the Season

$12 Coats 1-8 Off 33
$15 Costs 1.8 Of! $10
$18.Coats 1-8 Off 312
$24 Coats 1-3 on 516
$27 Coats 1-3 Off
389 Coats 1-8 Off

' THANKSGIVING

LEAVE YOUR ORDER HERE

A partial list of suggestions figumhrge stock.
Fancy Millaga Raisins New Kind Nuts
New Cleaned Currants J W Walnuts
New Seeded Raisins Pm or Elberts
Fancy Citron Nev hail Nuts
Lemon or Orange Peel New Kine: Heat (in bulk)

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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R. & R. Plum Puddin Darby's ‘
Durkee’s, Sage or Thyrgle Hahn (ifs-m
California Navel Oranges New hum
Extra Large Grape Fruit long Tor ‘
Cape Cod Cranberries W‘ scrim?s
Fancy Sweet Potatoes Lathe

New Figs and Dates I Paper 8:! Almonds

Lowest Prices Prevail Here
,EVER‘YTHING Gum ABSOLUTELY

FRESH. -
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GROCERS AND WINE IERCHANTS

83 and 85 Washington St. Taleahone nos.

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Thanksgiving Bargains

are a Great Value-giving event a.“ “-

misses. These annual sales have alwwp .— Joggers? and
vide the best and most for the lies pl. h III h, in)0 pro-
for cash and you will save one-Ian (In _ you i t; as
called "charge stores" on dmwd~h£ 1; a’Elgii
have to Day more than you'wonl h n '— he an loo 0‘ '
chaser. must keep up the M 1 '
collectors. and above all bad

tomer. must pay for the one who “I
comma: sense and buy for ends ii In
cveryw ere else first, then cunt-c. 0-
best and cheapest merchandise 3 lair:

' “A“ file PARIS “MW

33 SOUTH mm or. com aoawatn

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DEATHS AND FUNERALB.

Fumratof Francis R. Leonard .

 

 

 

 

The funeral at Francis Raymond g Nfio L‘s'ffl:
beonsrd was. largely attended this “ti-$13;
morning from his late home. 2: Sim “msuzuflfl
avenue at 9:30 and from St. Mary's “W
Church at 10:00 o'clock, where a re FAME; NOTICE.

qulem high mass was sung by new.

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fiihw a! person;

Walter'McCraw. Mrs. Albert Rose na- anon-a that on or after Nov

dered a. solo, “O Solutaris'j attho all-
tory. and Mrs. Irving‘Hsyme. II.

Lead Kindly Light as the cottage mi.“

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Some Sweet Day. The choir “Vials-lull: from 111:3:

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ers whose names will be announced' Ed rd H - I rd Woofer
. tiolnt commission. Sugars. lnterna- were we oran. Berna , h d -
later, will address the meeting” . ,um Paper. “Mm“ Coal and John owe", Ed‘md “many. “a” .h‘ - filly hckets represeno— .
. d my and ‘the dates
A t owe f a“ b a l Ceiitrsl heather were included among. Calm . Frank McMahon. The M a! Elli Wium are a.
u 0:! “8 0 £39396: sedge-I‘M other strong specialties. Rock ls- er bearers, Ralsey Selleck, John Ks!- Eh: .
:Zkuihlsmmoiiilnfin a shellfihitgy if: ’ land featured the Rails one brisk In.i ley. Interment took place in St. I I 3,- F's-Inasmu- Iflt I915 '
. " _ cemete . . ,. '
ending procession from eight untiliquazé :gég:f:§:um short I‘“ ry _ m April 12,1316
after twelve o’clock, on theld way- to‘ . h. f f th ll ' Funeral of Mn. 3_ H. Ferris 3”- ”14113.19“
' the Yale-Harvard game in New Hay-3m“ “a notewort y or a ur er ra y - . m / Sprain, 1916
- t ti ed |from low levels of rdecnt ‘days out The funeral of Mrs. Samuel H. PJ'- m ; ‘Anfi' .n 1916
. eh. oncers were a a on at oractbroad and active dealings. Sentiment ris will be held at her late homo Ian- M h . “0;“ 18. 1 !‘
ticallr ever unset corner from was visibly encouraged by internal and day mama“ mid Rev. mm... o. . , .. ~ 9
Stuart avenue. on the turnpike. to the e ternal conditions. including the un- Gill'in will idiciste In out. will in 3* “I. AWN“, 1916
foot or Westport avenue hill. and derltandins between the sovernment . ' ”m 183 Avril as, tori
1110! were. ”though assisted greatly and dullrosdt {:pregsgnahtivea‘ for 3 in Riverside cunebsry. a m Conn, Nov.
spee y test 0 e eig t our aw an . . ' ‘
”1 “1° 3°? 9W" °' “‘° “W ““0”- the. marked chaiige inxthe Mexican stt~i ADVERTISED- LETTERS. ‘5 ‘a D .
kept exceedingly busy durinz _th nation. omitted Stats] Steel and Cop-P n "my“ Coon. “WI-EL . .
(Salli-risen; the morning, ~ pars were the lesdtrethronghdut. Rails Anderson. a”) r . hr 3'. .
. . were ii|nresponsllve. {anoint thet low- Bone. 161:. A., co Mr, Brown ‘ ~- - ————_,.
. . ‘ ' priced ssued. he c os g was s rong. ’ Burke. Mrs. Abram (2) -
‘3‘" ’“ decided, 1“?" you "9 ‘o' 'l‘otai sales were estimated at 700.000 ._ Dworschok. p. 4 ‘
T m» to vote?" "Y”! “9““. the oath lhsres. Bonds were firm. . , .Drublsewlky. lib-A- i '— —'—.
"0‘“ WW ‘7' "PM“ ‘1‘“ 1°" 9‘“ Dublin; no. u. s. atrium Big Bar-gins
What's keeping me busy now is decld- -'—Tlieda‘_Bars in "Romeo Ind J“. Di Mauro. Tony ~ ’ * a. Q Bach
; tug whether} won’t decide to change list,” in} 'f ‘reels, at The 119an next mitt-.13; gurt ' _‘ " ‘
., my mindeWasliington Star. Tuesday.- . ' ‘H .. l“ $3112..“3BJ?!‘ . ~ .. . a
u I . . I ' ‘1 0‘ J ‘ ' _ V J .
miawyg became indignant, and \ . ‘ " " Hick“. CN'Hr :h‘ih.‘ .hs‘
“will. repeated his question.‘ The . - —.-.‘ ... .- . .2, a _.. .. . _ _ I'll'bys, John" E. p. \ . . _
Magnum M1,. lfllfitedrgfl , -. . Phel hurl W. Id 'V ‘ a.” m up
larva-must answer. ‘ . . -_ r _ “ . 3. a. ”'3. cw" J_ c. 1
“Within aidLof linlnogg.33lth0!: -‘ ' - . . -Wbitioc 1.1. at“; - ‘ - . '
. months one: face - . . ‘ . M. _ no ARD. P. I. . .. _ , .
325. a lam fee in those days. “ . ._ .. ~» ~. - - I . . _-.. ...__._.. _ '3 '3' fl With 03
‘ ', K largeassonment-of-tha a. (www.mnm v \ ... , .. .,