apiece Assortment Of
UNDERWEAR N For the fourth time we're
holding forth on the double
value of our two~pants suits
Colors that are practical
[ permanent and pretty.
. Manly and modish models.
The suit you like, he likes
‘9. Kc BANK-S i and we like to guarantee
'Mukemo Hotel Block. ‘IT heft at $6.
South Nor-walk. ' YfS, Overcoats and rainoats.
Rogers 8t Stevens
So. Norw lk
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'lh'riex NIntNteNl thN Grand N3 and
III (till Sitif‘t last night. through a
bdik window and .rIntoN'ed about $18
in cash from time N'NN>lN N registers
:to attend this meeting. ‘
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0th A. Hamilton. “lit! NN'NNs injured W1 1
- . Wail: diN you in ii about St 1
':tNNttI ill N Nollmon . ‘ V .‘ .
kturdu) m“ ‘ 1 Pants (l. in 5. Fun liNINNI'NubNIN bllt.l
not] his horse and NN':N;. 'cu out an Admission 1,.» mm” afternoon and
‘ ‘ “ him“ ‘1‘ “mm“ ‘0 1‘“ bed. and Mining. EntN-N'tuinnnnt and dancing
on seVIrely from the ftactures
in turning.
dMises he Net-en ed.
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TNNNNs t'llli(t| out about Nlet'NIn o'clock
last night. to extinguish a fire. vw hiNh
bloke out in the home of llaniel 'l‘ay
lot. in East avenue.
eNl among. some clothing in a bath'
N'.ootu but upo
fi: Nmen was extinguished \Nith but lit
1 ti NiitiiNulty by the we of chemicals
No damage to speak of was created.
John Bradley.
.hNn llordns were visitors
Y"oNNN tit yesterday.
Andww J. Collins spent today in
{New York City on business.
The annual meeting of the Fail-field
WW Faun Bureau Will be held in
W local offices of the .burt'uu one:
m front tomorrow. Annual reports.
T be reCeiN'ed. and officers for the‘
ulna year will be electedl.
Next Tuesday has been appointeN
.610 day [or the heating lit the Sn
Wot ourt upon the has] p‘NNxeeNlingj
minted 'Ivltth plans of th) Slnlll
T‘ ”I'd Water Compam for establishing
I. storage resertoir in the vic’lr'lty“
of High Bid“ ytnd the ‘Nklng oil
\du‘md for that. purpose.
”Elwin lecture So. ’Norwmk (‘on-;
negation! Church. tomorrow.
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Joseph Sortes, Step-
ln New
. llarry t'lttthridxe. of Cape (‘haries
:Muryhtnd. has been leitlng former
friends itt NorNN'nlk.
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Benjamin Haris, NNho intently
Wk “”9“ lo Au‘m‘” “we" oppos ‘ to hNt home in iiriduepott ttfter
.82 Johns (‘athoiic thurth. Slum “mung the lltttilutiving holidays
,haa sold two \“illl able {011118.0118; “uh Mr :an Mrs Andrew “on“ of
New Canaan to John 'l‘hnNet. and' lexiugton menue
Neill Wilton to a W ilton pnrtv ’l‘he1
contained 3‘1 .1 Nd ”JG :Nc'INNs
run... new INN “NNNNNNNN' i0ll
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M10111: Colack‘ of Pet is aNcnue. was
her. COiRi‘kTS 0“” was heard Tonight! Clean Your Bowel: and Stop
. ”Eu-“19““ WWW“ mnti “d hiliousness indigestion. the Sick. sour
Cascaret occasionally and never know
RBLY.
Weavor Circle. Tickets for both stomach; remove the sour, fe'rmentlng
ted Satutdny NINeniug by Oll‘tt
, upon the lcomplttiut of M1214
- who Paid that her husband
come home drunk. and had as-
morning in the uptown court he Headache. Colds Sour Stom-
indulge Lockuood. and the offend- ' ach' _
will hereafter pay his wife 35 per Get a tO-cent box now.
and will also stay “W35 from Turn the rascals out—the headache,
‘9 been frequent and ”019m stomach and bad colds—turn them out
6 time. “('0’de ‘0 the 5901‘! tonight and keep them out with Cas-
hy the couple in court this morn- camp
. Millions of men and women take a
ILLUSTRATED LFC- the misery caused by a lazy liver
TU RE :clogged bowels. or an upset stomach.
. and Wed. 8 p. in. 50. N01“. Don't. put in another day of dis-
Congregational Church, BUSDiO‘ toess. Let Cnscarets cleanse your
food; take the excess bile from your
» liver and carry out all the constipat-
ed waste matter and poison in the
hon els. Then you will feel great.
—-LINbNINE—
, Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis
0 General System Builder.
Size ....... ....... 19c
Size .. .......... .. 39c
Size ........ . ..... 79c
. N mPowell.Como'ation
el action for months.
sucked—Adv.
T All deposits made in this bank on -.
> ”or ”before Tuesday; December” 5th.
N lillll
Congregational t‘lturt'h will v“ N". “ill“; in the store. Nothing ex- .
. this evening out: .\lr.-‘. linrt'ut; (‘l‘li the NNNNNnN-y use when. The po
Eversley th'nue. l’:N- NNN‘N' NNNNNN working on the «use.
Dmkpnop “mud“ .I A .(~..a._1;.mT The traffic dummy at the co. her of
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32 1.2. N. o. n u. mu litiltl a “M I 1““! ‘ iT\-_'I‘=”I- 1‘ “‘I Nun
hrUiSt‘llllvlllOiiliily business nNNINIt- “"1‘ 11" I“\I"NNN'1N,\'NNNN outotnobih
" in R00 Mens hall in Main street, “I” ”1' Ull'iuhi “us turn lt‘ulli tht
evening Fverv mnmbm. is ask fume "ilNN tiilllllli) is non in tin filsl
dotrict [itilltt't s‘tttion :in‘N’iilll-Z‘ re-
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4 Mrs. tuttcr t’nlt‘l‘llillll‘tl during
Thanksgiving week. her I'ixler. Mrs
Powell. and Mrs Cotton, l'rtut llulti
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N 'llNI Fil‘l llistr'itt the depntttnentlllunlt. l\.
The blaze start i
n the arms! “f ”wt ("lllll‘tll Friday evening at 6: 30 o'.clock
A Cascaret tonight straightens you
‘out by morning. They wort; while you union. .
sleep. A 10-cent hex from any drug.
store means a clear head. sweet stom-
ach and clean, healthy liver and bow-
Chltdren love,
Casctu'ets because they never gripe or Von Auw, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
tmouy mas performed Thursday eNen
tug at 4 3t: o'ciotit. at the residence'
to! hit. and Mrs. Harry (‘utler t2:
i uniNh Miss thariotte James. New ol‘ ‘
Mrs (‘utler of 12 Lewis street he»;
IYork (‘it.\ She was
gowned in ultite het over 5: “lit.
some bouquet of u'. in
U't.l‘l;N'. and “as 11- -tcnded in Miss Ruth
lifggs. of .\ev.' 'Nor' t“ tN. \Nho was
alll'ti’tliu‘ly gowned in tune tafitta
silk and carried a bouquet of aellowN
lchry sunthemums.
simple and the bride was giNen away
by William liixort, of South Norwullt.
George Wllilltul‘si. of Norfolk
acted as Best man. 'l'lNN gue: s NIthi
were present at the happy affair new
front Baltimore, Md. Bidet-wood. N. J.
that N't ”IIihN I
Patterson. N, .l.. New Yorh (‘it\.
ISlttllllolil ani Norwnlk.
Miss “"3“! pluNeNl the wedding
numb and \hile the collation um.
I'IIrvetl the guests were entertained by
thaNoriolk quartet. compose" ’ N' 4
l) Wood. John (latitu. William liuiley’
. N‘.'i it s '.'. “ ‘l
Among the mnuv prNsNInt-e receivedi
ill) the it". ppy couple veto NilNer cull
glass. Nhiua, linen and a small sum
of money.
more Manhunt and Min. i‘lorente
Iltort‘ Marylatd. .‘Nlrs l-l'Ir NNNNI Joy:nc
and son from Ridgeuood N. J. “H
llant H. Robinson of Plum v-son .\‘. J
and her brother. Julian Scott and son.
accompanied by it nephew of lied
They all spent a pleusn.
",\llail(lll oiui returned to their respec
tive homes.
TRISTRAM STEARNS.
A wry prettN wedding took place in
the parsonage of the First Methodist
NN hen Miss bottle Stearnl. of 28 South
Main street. was united in the bonds
of holy matrimony to Harold L. Tris
train of {78 Flu iltll road. The cere
mouy was performed by Rev. William
G. (liflln. and the attendants to the
wedding were Mr and Mrs. George
Walker of South Main street The
\Vt‘ddfilg nits informal and only a few
personal members of the family were.
prercnt uhen it “as performed
Cometockaenedlet.
' Miss Florence M. llenodlct. of if
West avenue. and Samuel (Tomstoclr
of New Canaan. were united Th Nth
holy bonds of matrimony by Rev.
‘John Stnploton this tnfternoou at I‘
o‘clock in the chapel of the Soutl
Nc-t'wnik Congregational Church. ’l‘ha
Wedding Wits ve‘y infornuii and then
were no il‘ cntlnnts. Only a few 0
the lntir ntn friends of the bridge and
3100111 More present when the cen
runny w;'.~ performed. but they wished
the httppy couple at happy time in
their new life. They left. itmuediatcly
Ittfter the ceremony for the South,
where they will spend the winter.
The engagement of Miss Frances
‘Nllost iinllwitz. daughter of George
illnllw.itz of N‘orwnlk formerly of.‘
\\ eston to Charles Johnson, of
Iliranchvillo, has been announced by
the parents of Miss Dailwitz.
Mrs. P. H. McGarty, of Wntor‘ u':'.
\iias Katherine Callahan nnl M:.
Mary O'Neil. of South Morwalk, or:
the guests of Mrs. Trot-Nan Callahan
91 ilnintforth avenue. Ilanibury.
Mrs. Mary H. Mitchell. 01' Flax
Hill Road. left last wreck for Bloom-
Nileld N J. “here she will spend the
winter with her daughter. Mrs.
Charles V. Searing.
Officer Frank S. Stratton and fam-
ii}, of South NON-walk. have returned
from Greenwich where they ottendel
a very enjoyable Thanksgiving re-
Mr. and Mrs. Winfield S. Bouton, of
4 Qoiutard place; have been smart-Nin-
ing the Misses Emily and Margaret
Mrs. Raymond E. Stratton. of Havi-
land street, has been entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. George W. Flint and Mrs.
Fred Dalton. of Donihury.
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Mr. and Mrs. _. A. Cormi. Bette. of
Newtown avenue, have been enter-
taining Mr. and Mrs. 'Lindlo w.
Johnson, of Collinsvillo. New York.
Dr. John A. O'Connor. of 510th
Norwalk. has returned from o for!
our visit with relatives in Phila-
dolphin.
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel N911“. of
Vow Britain. have boon luofll of
becomingly I
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RUMANIANS ARE APPAR- ’
ENTLY IN CRITICAL PO- “
SITION T0 SOUTHWEST“
OF BUCHAREST.
(Continued from First Pace.)
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can: rang: ”3-1—3322“ 3‘.
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south of Bucharest.
The Greek government has an~
nounced that the fullest protec~
tion will be. given. to the nationals
of the Entente. according to an
Athens dispatch to Renter‘s. The
government also guarantees that
all legal rights of the arrested
Venizelists will be respected. In
palace circles it is said that nor-
mal relations with the Allies are
reestablished.
A Berlin telegram received in
Amtserdnm says that it is of-
ficially announced that the battle
on the Argechu river northwest
of Bucharest has been won by
the Ninth Army. The emperor
personally ordered that the
church hells in Prussiaqmd Al-
sace-Lorraine be run: on Mon-‘
dav in celebration of this victory. '
The sinking by I German sub~‘
marine of a 6.800 ton French
transport filled with troops was
announced yesterday by the ad-
miralty on Berlin. The announce—
ment follows:
“A German submarine on No-‘
vember 27 near Malta Bank the
French transport steamer-Karmic.
6.800 tans. The Karnak Was
crowded with troops destined for
Saloniki. ”
The Karnak was 447 feet long.
was built in 1899 and was owned
in Marseilles. She was a passen-
ger liner and was last reported
on her arrival at LaCiotat on i
faint 5:31.:
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August 8, since which time she
apparently has been in'the ser-
vi2e of the French admiralty.
LaNt January she reported on her
nrri"rl it Marseilles wi‘h a large
number of passengers from
Alexandria and Malta that she
had been pursued for several
hours bv a. submarine. ’
The British steamer Harpalus,
L445 tons gross, was sun‘s Sat-
urday ho a submarine. The crew
was lauded. .
Lloyd’s reports the sinking: of
the following vessels: British
steamships Burcombe. 3. s16 tons’
gross. and Istt-ar. 4,582 tons‘
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gross onvegian steams p!
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SkNoldulf, 489 tons‘ gross; French
sailing Vesaels Briantais. 256
tons’ gross, and Cap-Lihou, 252
tons’ gross.
The Norwegian steamer Erich
Lindoe. the Greek steamer Dimi-
tri and the French schooner Ma»
rie Marguerite have been sunk By
submarines. The crews were
saved.
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Dougalls will save until you haveoleiajuur’home. They ”
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There's a McDougalt for every need. and you‘ll find
one that will suit every requirement. Best of all you
need to pay only one dollar down for immediate delivery
and the balance in one dollar Weekly payments.
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would he a flaming of joy to
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the kitchen on the other. Her
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scarcity of “use valuable cabi-
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Details of the capture of the
Dutch C m we! elma 'tsteam- Phone 105 127, 129» 131 Washington St., So. Norwok
ship . Koeninge Reg too by “EM mmm.
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and of her beinc: escorted into the
blur, of San Francisco. who was]
one of three
. reintro- in South NM
harbor of Zeebrugg‘e. ”Belgium ing opera
by a combined fleet of German Belgian front
airplanes ”Written and- dos- heavily the enemy's
trovers were related“ in New York neighborhood of htonohy.
today 1” Dr. Howard 6. Kim‘- wise the situation is unchanged.
ions along the ch0- German steamship lines for al-
“We bombarded leged combinations him“ m h stunned when PeaCQ.
front in the lent c and South American ship» as.
Other. ping, now dissolved by the ow-
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at the tim‘o. Dr. Kimblev arrived‘ Macedonian iron
on the steamship Ryndotn from Cemuiverbond. the FrenchWIr
Rotterdam. Offictimn
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Donut Nahum m. “Whig“ “unborn-mg
on board a lull north of Gruaishte. on the American-Aside Steam
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