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BUSIXESS AND walnut u
YOUR lXSURANCE SHOULD BE
WRITTEN T0 PROPERLY COV-
ER YOU. Think this out, it mean!
Couth Norwnti: Tron Co. ling.
i great deal to you
Taylor &Golden
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best fuel sold.
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Generally fair tonight and Saturday.
A slight disturbance centrak over Up-
per Michigan is causing cloudy and
unsettled weather in the northern
portion of the Lake region. Pleasant
weather prevails in other districts3
east of the ltoeky Mountains. !
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The
hmperntures are. low for the season
of the year in the. southern districts.
Fronts were reported its far south n'i and Miss Katheryn Shupe of Crescent;
it was as cold this Terrace.
morning in Georgia as it. was in Com. Episcopal Church
Ibo Gulf coast.
hecticut. The temperatures are gen'
erally slightly below freezing tilontt
l (”lolly was peifornied last (Wetting M‘ 2’
might o’clock in the parsonage of the g
Norwalk t'oiigifigational t‘liurcii by; g
the Rev. Ernest P. McGregoi‘ in which. é
Miss Florence May Smith. dttughit’l'l %
3J. t‘lark, son
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A simple but charming wcddiiig t~cr-.
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of Mrs. Sarah L. Smith, of lo Sum-i
lllt‘l' street, became the bride of llat‘t'yI
of lintid H. Clark, oil
NI‘VV Haven. l
The bride nits handsomely ;_-owtte:tI
in a navy hi 9 suit, with hat ot NlVi‘rl
lace, and bla 'lt whet. She wore a
beautiful botiuetIot' white bridttl rows;
and was attended by .\1l5." ’l‘ille Ranch;
of New York City, who was :ittritct-l
irely gowncd in a blue suit and al
blue veltet liucand who carried a hand
sonic boqu-e‘t of pink roses.
The ring ceremony was simple, and
the bride was given away by lleriiianI
Storm of Bridgeport. who also ltl‘lt‘tl‘
its best man.
The bride was formerly employed in
the it. to u. t‘omt-t factory in Anni
street, and is very will known in Nor-l
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train. The iridegrooiii is a [)l‘Ollllllt nil /
real estate dealer in New Haven, nude [/2
is a member of the Union League. of‘ Z
tlttit city. ' 3/2
The wedding journey will be tol g;
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\\'tl.‘~'llll'll{lofl, I). (‘., and the happy cou~I
pie will be ill home to their friendsI
.it‘tcr lieceuihtr ltith, tit 10 Suntincr’
>trect. the home of llll‘ bridc':= motlrl
or . '
Guests \vert prom-tit at the happy
tiffair from New Haven, lliirtford.
.\'cw Yorlt City. Boston, Mass” Brook-
lyn. N. Y.. and Bridgeport.
Among the many beautiful presents!
received by the happy couple were til “
carving set, hilt’er wurc including n‘
hurry spoon, two sugar hht‘llS, cream
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.tir. uilbert Bogart, of Emu Norwulkl
were quietly married in the
in New York on:
\'\'etlnestlny nt‘ternoon. The groom's
son, Gilbert Bogart. of Baltimore, wnsI
While Your ICoal-Hod has
been shrinking KEROSENE
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has stayed the same g .
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tool has been going tip—and up! % j
The papers say it may jump still higher het'or‘c the winter Z
is over. ’/
(in light on cool
SOCONY KEROSENE
and cut the high cost of heating.
A gallon of Socony Kerosene Costs from it) to 15 cents.
Burned in a Perfection Oil Heater itwill warm any ordin-
ary room for 10 full hours.
10 or 15 centstorth of coal is about lialfu scuttle-lull—and there’s
small comfort inn scuttle oi coal these days.
AIPcriection isoanhcn too need it and off it hen the weather turns
mild. \ ou carry it upstairs. and downstairs, wherever you want it.
But the lurnace stays iii the cellar, steadily, burning up the dollars.
Get out your) old oil licatcr, or order it new one today. Sec that the
grocer delivers Socouy kerosene and no other. because Socony is
the Standard Uil Company's hc‘St grade ufrcfincd
Look for the Sunni) Sign in his window.
oil.
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Christmas
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A scant three weeks by the calendar.
just 20 days, by the showing calendar. minding;
My, My! What a lot there is to be done!
We didn‘t think it was so lose at hand, did we?‘
Here are things to be ma de, toys tovb: chosen. remem-
brances to be selected—Ho w busy we shall be!
To busy folks. the
service.
Stocks arranged so they are. easily got at; plenty of
the very things that folks want; a cheery staff to help pun-t
zled people—and the biggest gathering of Christmas
star
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wares that ever fame under the store's roof! ,’ .
: The Howland Dry Goods no.5
Steam Dying 8: Cleaning Co.
Formerly known as Bridgeport Steam Dyeing 0. Cleaning cg,
sulk Dream, Gloves, Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned.
H. LYNGE, Prop. »
249 State Street
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the entire northern border from Wii'ih-l best man. Mitts MM Bishop WW3. .géyfl;/fgI/I4Ir_.¢;%rdy , ,l“ . Deal?!" .‘32 2 24
51mm“ to Maine. . ibridesntald. A few friends itnd near! ‘ i ill ’1- 1;OCRW'ood . . . .2" .3. 35’.
» ___ .-. ____,__ lmlatlves attended the ceremony. They: - < v—w—vwm- ~~ - ..., / ~ ‘ ' " ‘r " """' W’ ' M ’4' "‘ M ’"‘ “““ " " ; l l," “I fifory """ 3: l 35
WEATHER A YEAR AGO} will return to st Norwalk tittei- it ware Thanksgiving guests of Mr. tindInoodrow of South Main street. 1 George Weyerlmuser 0 Cross ‘|’ N“ m SHMH ".-_ Won {:rk'e'v'm"? 3 25
i TODAY — week's trip to Old Point Comfort. . Mrs. Thomas llcnnessy nnd tuniily. i - street. returned to his home in this . .. .. —\\'on chickens -'
. -. I .-- l ______ / l l James A. Clements. 'of iloostck city Wednesday afternoon utter bur. .—_— l Scratch events. 25 birds each:
'l‘ IIII )ct‘itttt‘t“ | mt’ li' ltiuh . FIYnnMoore . ‘. At their Thanksgiving dinner, Mr. wills ..\'. y" was the guest of Mr. and in: resigned his position with the . 0 II Broke Broke nmkg,
lh'ti L[filly ‘ I i l H ' i \ l Georg?- E. Flynn and Miss Mite l-:,'flnd Mrfi. Willliun S. Pinch. of South Mrs. Rolidrt (i. Acton of 7 (‘oncord (‘urtis Aeroplane Company in ”"m‘ "NH.“ “00““ "0” "Hit Ml “‘1 (‘2 ll-lnmn W1, 24 ' fink
‘ ‘ .——' ...... 1 .Moore were married yesterday at St. Main street, ttnnounccd the muse strccl yesterdflifi iuondsport. 5" Y' Mr. \\'e_vcrltnu.-er . . - it! \\ i‘iiiimhhiwgi 33+ $4
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The. Norwalk (‘lu-h “um in witllil’t‘t“f'9 Roman Catholic (ihurch. Dan- ment of their daughter, Miss ltuthI —-—-—- , willIlemeI .\Iorwnlk in n “W do)! for “full“ Out-of-Town VlSllUS l-l- it. Tan-on . . _ . . .. .22 2; 2‘ ..
street have been dropped for \\'mlnml‘-)ury. by the Rev. Father Cotter. Mildred Finch. toPrnnlt S. Allen. of Michael ilennt‘osy. of Brtdgpport. Elmira. .\. \., wiioiv he has llt‘f‘l’llll'tli Midi" “it“ Matt ., .ti. nI pm... ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 21 20 ll: .-
.\ ("urtio l'I‘ltonurs Crotty and Miss Gertrude South Norwnlk. ‘ spent Thanksgiving at the home of hit: u position. \ .H' ”- Vim Sillmr - . - ~33 21 11 l
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...—...... ‘ (Tawlve were their attendants. l. -—- ‘ mother. Mrs. (‘athcrine llennPHS)‘. 0‘ "‘ I ' '. 1. Lilivtxtlr’lll' ....... :4". 23 24.
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let Itour \‘ictroln nt Doniiclly sI , After the ceremony they were enter-l Ml“ Martt McMahon, 0‘ I-"- Will N Spring in” “WNW NOTES OF TH-E BUILDING DE The Norwulk (lun club llt‘ltl il goodi if. H_ Morph . I . I I . .23 2;“ g: .
“I“ any terms. ‘tnlned at dinner by Mr. and Mrs. ”capital. New Brunswick. N J.. Spent . . "H“I PARTMENT ',-'.ll()ll. yestcrtlu) afternoon at the Infill i. ll. 't‘rcuibinc ....‘31 23 24 ~ ‘ i
gJanies E. Flynn, 13 Flux Hill Road iThonksgivlng tit the home of her tint-N MT. and Mrs. ONO 1'. liockroth, ”Y .\ permit was issued to St. John &3 ”my“. . '- . (TI ii. Hm”. '''''''' 22 21 2‘ "
\lrs Michael E liowd and daughter ; ‘ .. tints, Mr. and Mrs. 'l‘. .\lc.\liihon, of 5'0" York Cli)’ “‘91‘9 guests 01 MT. Koysol' to build it honsc tit Gregoryl The Inmiir was in- charge of (‘. Ib.‘ S. littrlbntt ........2o 22 2;;
AM” . and Mimi ("ttlwrtne \{cGrath A very pleasant surprise party was (‘edar street. n'ntl Mrs. H. B. Slauson. 6 View Crest. Park for it. E. Pine. :(I‘ndlgz‘l'iont 0' limit ‘93:?“(I3'1III1I‘2 l) JI-II (‘iI‘InnIDP ........ 19 19 243'
. .. .t I f . . . . .. . -. . . . I . I _ m g snort- o to 'i i i . . et ieut ....... 20 or
“"9 “Wk““d Visitors l“ .\ew York given at u“ home or M" and M”: _- ”Hr Tlmnksgivlnx. f F' E. Monlg‘mmr) “as 81w“ I} per lby (i. H. Martin. of the home club.‘ '1‘. l2. Lockwood .. 18 3?; 1:. f
“I“ Allen Aiken, a large number, 0t- '.\ir. uiitl Mrs. Frank l’nrtcs, of \\’:i. ”““"“" , . , . mlt to do plumbing for smith Bl‘”“"“rd,iilsti of the New \‘ozk Athletic club” \l'. A. (‘iregorv ).1 all “3‘4:
' I _ , . ifrlends who attended among the terbury. Miss Minnie Goorow, of \‘l’a-l '1' Arthur Pinneo. of MN \mk city, ll 314 Main street. Iwith the remarkable score of 245 1-: ll. Hailey: ....... :23 Z"; a;
At 0x to Donnell "s stot‘? guests were friends from Rhode island terbut'v. and friends from Pltisl‘leld was 8. mm“ at Dr. and Mrs. Jun“ 6‘ W l ”9““ 0‘" "I 250 shot at. The local i _ \Von turkey. . I
I‘ho ill 3 i' . - , , . Th ltd ‘ (1 h" - . . .
will be open tomorrow. Watch the spoon, one half dosen tablespoon-i. and Boston \l‘sltt‘d their mother, Mrs. Gregory. of “9‘“ 3‘9““? 0“" ‘ an “ The Bridgeml‘l 1’0““? “W ml ”10'3“““9” "“‘m‘I m?" ml; ”thle 3:1,: ll {“9“ (’l”“k“l‘- . “
window, across the street from the: cutglass water set. centerpiece. cut _ , giving. ‘ .lmkwt r" the automobile which “'“5‘l‘:?iitl‘t:li tl‘lirltlgtiloito Dnhburv ‘ hit-w t-litflihgg-d “Tau-h ”“1“5' prize" 10 '
main S‘Ol'e- 3' South Main street. iglass 390°“ tray. '4 casserole, “ml “l . . . “01°“ from 3- “- Broughhnm's “led’ {oz-k niid several other clubs retirP'l Morsr ‘ ..........
- l tea 80L Many 01“" flms- ‘00 llum""‘l ] i “I! and‘ Mn. George Allnn Iitnd so“. neotlay evening. There is but al sented. 1 Mount H ......... fl
Edward Connelli'. of Elizabeth. NJ ()ll‘A to mention were also recciycd. [i D (\0 N“ of Norwalk. spem Thitnksitlvmi: with slight chance that it will m. recovered} ,. three linudimtp ”:me 25 birdst ”an" .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86’
l “"l“ 'i guest yesterday ml the liomel ——~-— 9 ' d "i l relntives in Weston. ll“ that “W lioweVér. . i "3““: we“ -------------------- J “
' “ "‘ " ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ ' ‘ ' ' _ i _ y r. .. .- l . l'n ' i“ ‘ __ :—-—-——:_—_—-_. I...“ ' -» Broke ll'ctip Gross whim," ........ . .
of Mr. and In“; .lohn T. “3:“ng Ill: ‘Ml. and Mrs. “. ll. hlhlltl. (if .iUB l‘?" L l . I . :(I H Martin 25’: ll 25 Taken ....................... ‘33
lielden :tvonttv“ 'Fairfi-eld avenue, entertained theirI ‘ L . l Frank C. Fitch and family of Good 'II'.‘ G. Hamill l 22 'I‘homnsoln' ........................ . .
...... {son and. daughterindaw. Mr. and Mrs~l Hill. Weston. entertained Norwulk rc-I If "AIR '8 IURNING I it" 11: Thompson. ,. 2., 2 25 Lotltwoott ......................... g
_-h..... mo... .. .... ...... ”Nicer-d ...... mm .. N... ...... m ...... ...”... on Thursday- . . ... 7...... 2 2. 1...“... ........::::::::::: """" F
' - and Mrs. N. B. Graham. of New York.l V 11:71,,” Cmumee ' —"‘" 3 iii. it iI’restI. ........ 21‘. I‘.’ if; i’rotessionnl shooters, 15d . him
m1 and Mrs. William Carr and (”111.1,an daughter, Miss Lucy Fisher, and umnm......i..... I,“ Mrs. John Keane. of llickok “H“: , ”8E AGE IEAl lI‘ ll}. Emotham‘ """ is; ‘1’ 7,; H' N Wells, 146: A. Chandler. 132:
. . . . . _ . .. . . , . ~ ’ ing the weekrendt _ 9-" “‘ """"" “" .
m- of Not‘ottfit Heights, were thelnancep, George McKnight, of Brook I it...” 'mu on nue. llethtl. in sptnd . . I l. I I II . o "F ,,
‘i‘hanksgiving guests of Mr and Mrs.“ tyn \lr and Mrs James Fuller. of' " "ii ”.th: “In“ '{Iiendfi "nu WWW“ m mun“ Here; Grandmother’s Red” t° Dark-1 2 ill xgilggtnswfl 0]) 3i No NUMBERS ON AUTO' "i ’
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Jommh McFarland of Indiana Place. lSouth Norwalk. at it very elaborate} », Y . . . , " ___-__,_...- ____. l e" “d {3"le “d“ H‘" ‘IA ll. 'l‘renibull ..... 21 4 2-3" Not-walk St
_______ i Thanksgiving (“mm ~ i . ‘ mix man-k in try-nu tI You'm l . I _ . i That beautiful. even shade of dark,. 0. ll. Cutter ........ 22 o 22 ' “mm“ C°mPany Em\p|oi‘
. . I . . . . I .. i . unwehemhir? ...-Great variety of CflVn. O Brien S. 108 . h l . ; . no 4 0.; in Court This Mornin .
Mrs. William H. Swords. 0f W93” ...—— l . Phone-lullioukillbottk with tit. . ____.._.______——7- g s“ a r can only be had by MN" JK ‘1‘} minor """"" 51 o 3-; James Hone an automobil'e driv
“me“ ‘9 spending the Thankswmi William C. Byxbee. of Quiuturd MG“ .... ”ugh .. ”do ’ HOSPITAL NOTES. .. imhg “ "imam of. Sue T9“ and S“"l ll i1 lllltdklihlcd .21 ‘3 El l“ ”'9 employ of the Namath St ’
holidays with her chilfiren in Brldw’nuenn addition to celebrating Thank5~ Sierlino Furniture Miss l‘hillnienn Brettonl .of River, " “" “n" “a” 's "0‘” “mm" “ "2w A. Gregory ...... 2i 2 25" 25”." Cm”“""'.""“s;”"‘5‘°d Wed“
port and New Haven. l‘dvint: celebr‘flted his birthday by c‘n- Co. “Tm was discharged yegterdayI ,maties or wars the face. When it. E. H. Bailey IIIIIIII 23 2 25 (IdIi afternoon in Vlttll street by .
- .h -' .2, won turkey . Mont l‘liontas Hunt for driving , mi
. ——Norics
Members of Douglass Fowler Pout
- are notified there will the election of
officers for 1917, on Dec. 4 1916.
‘ G. E. SMITH
No'Mattet' How High
the iota-est rate, no invest-
ment‘oan be Considered desira-
ble’tmlool the safety. of the
‘ ‘ ‘ Ihnbsolutely assurfitIl.
tiertaining a few friends. Among
lthbse “if... were present Were :Mr., ____
and Mrs. Louis GIroeochnor. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Knorr, Mr. and ‘Mrs. Wal-
iter Byers and 'Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Nickel-son.
afi—w—
l Dr. and Mrs. Bracy and Mr. and
'Mrs. Ogden Crane and Miss Mamie
Bray motored from New York and
spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Angevlne, Mrs. IBray’s twin
sister. After a Thanksgiving dinner,
there was music and dancing until a
late hour. ‘
1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. ‘Rubey and
Roy Robey. of“ Orchard street. Nor- / .
walk. were dinnerguestii Thi'n‘gdly of
Mr. unit Mu. Henley-Williams of the
Upper Poi-lab. yggton. Mr. ~ind Mrs.
Juno: Ghdmllerlolu ‘ Mn. N.‘
.1” on 3011mm Io It. not! In.
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success
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SETTLE the
" QtiESTION
By Taking a
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Merrill Wiles:s
Louis Cglombeoki. of 7 York street.1 {m turns gray or streaked, just, an.
wns discharged yesterday.
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lapplicutlon' or two of Sage and Sul-
lpliur enhances its appearance it liunv
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-:.xh_._“’on Cthkt‘ml. .
Broke it cat) “1“”
. —Don't mist! the openth'g of the An- mm” l“ "I Mam“ ,,,,,, 2.,
«hex to Donnelly‘s store which will be' Don't bother, to prepare the‘mlx-l §£ (ll “iizhihéhh: . . .3;
It arrow. This Annex ls acrosIsIthe tut-e; you can get this famous old rec~, J: R..Talcott ....2‘3
“h“ M”. um mm “mm ‘. °' 31 inc improved by the addition of other,G. B. Prest. ........;.22
South Main street. lingredlents for 50 cents a large bot- E. ‘B. Van Satin ..... 20
"‘ l. Roylemot. ........23
tie, all ready for use. , It is called
l Word was received here. today' of I
3th: ”I?“ ‘7}; son Ilgstafcgréé‘; Mdf This can always be depended upon to
"l ’3' m " ' bring back the natural color and lust-
,Ridgefleld. Mrs. Rockwell, before her ire of your hair . I
marriage, was Miss Annie Ryan.‘of [Everybody “I'm "Wyeth’s Sage and
this ctty.I—:Danbury News' ,Sulplinr Compound" now because, it
. 30"”“9 “9"“, [nobody “can tell it has been applied.
Teacher 0' PM" .3“ harmony, You simply dampen a sponse‘orhoft
term 59° 3“ W“- C".“ “lemme 0" .lbl'ttlh with it and draw this through
evening 31m- Cornelius-bum 15 ,ttie bur. taking one man strand at
Acpdem! 9‘3”” “Hulk. is time: by morning the any hair tips
I ‘ . ' ’ ' happened. and. after another uppit-
cation it. becomes Mentally dark and
popcorn stony and lustrous. This
ready-totm grout-anon i- n «lut-
M plloIt W tor than who do-
w m 0. Wow
Edarlten‘s so naturally and'evenlr that.
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Wyeth's Sash and Sulphur Compoundr‘ E. H. Morse .
Williams . . . . .24
t-nlo-
A. H. Trumbull ..... 21
C B. Cutter . ....... 24
H. Hurlbutt . ....... 23
J. J. Connor ........ 19
D. F‘ Bodlent ......22
'l‘. E. Lockwood ....19
—W. A. Gregory ..‘....24
E. H. Bailey . .' ...... 21
°~Won turkey.
new
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t. Ewnllulu ‘
on chickens. ‘
Broke H'cap Gross
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Martin ....... 25
Hum ........ 18
tr. it Thompson ....23
.i Rn’l‘nloott . ...... :3
Frost ..... A. .23
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machine without a car certificate. Ho:
Wits arraigned before Judge Lockivoodgv
this morning in the uptow'n'co ‘
found guilty. and sentence ‘
pended, inasmuch as Ho
ployed by the steamboat.-
and Was in this way on!
concerned in the mixup.
Secretary of State Bu
ant at the hearing thi
:rom what was said -
or some time, the truck ._ n
has been 0berated in this cl‘tyesw
no state markers on it, and with.
car certificate. , One number;
qus fastened on the-back of th "
42111112, btit this was a homemade
trivance. No number plate withL
the front of the truck at all. ‘ '-
George F. Foote, manugero .
local company, stated that “the 3
party had had ,a certificat tors
truck at .ono time, and fill
ad been duly registered. ’I‘h
Incas bed in some manner dis;
ed and no one apparently 'me‘
present whereabouts. it who?
”:3“? in court. “ ' ‘ i
. odor other the t ‘
mum take WM
. mount ’
3*“! q to. 5' .9.
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