i‘huth Mlin Street.
:ftpmplete Assortment Of
'1 UNDERWEAR
”an. Women and Children“E
do] Fleeced Lined and Rib-i
K. BANKS
“ackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk. ,
Old Xmas is coming bag and
baggage. He has arranged
with ogerE & Stevens 3
special display of presents
for men and boys. ,
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Very attractive lot of suit
cases in leather, rattan—all
sizes.
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In leather traveling bags—a
good variety of new designs.
And to fill these bags. every-
thing tor men’s and boya’
wear.
Rogers 8: Stevens
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tine busine» has (arried out at
night's meeting oi llurkingham
' No. 12, G. A it. which was held
the headquarters in the Town As.
' ' 'mu building. in “'tlll street.
instead oi waiting until Monday
planned lly this
litany of the
More than
ncing Saturday nirht. Town As-
bllttttl,
Hall. (trace lirolht-rs' x-pieco
m with cathedral chimes. ,
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“liliolt‘l‘ltllls” automobile
tax commission met this after-
at 230 o'clock in the mayor's
an ill the (‘ity Hall for the purpose
humming a, tentative report which
i be presented Tuesday evening, to
myor‘pnd council
come near it all morning. The
- H. Mcdtlamara, formerly of
Norwalk, who is credited with
‘ {ting a gambling house at No
i .. street, Bridgeport. is now said
’9 In Havana, Cuba, for the benefit
heplth. The manager of the
as place at present is “liiii"|
' 6! Bridgeport. .
attached was an Overland.
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and then deserted.
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i'wreet variety of caps. O‘Brien‘s
ident for Coming Year
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' were four tables yesterday, of the Norwalk
. . 0011 at. the regular meeting: of
. "Ewpltll “’hist t'lub with Mrs. F.
‘Lyon, 0! Flax Hill Road. After
business meeting, a social time
' -°“’°"°d and “mill ““5 “‘rl't’d- session. for the coming year:
0 [Min were awarded, i
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Assembly,
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H \fpancing Saturday night. Town As-
sembly Hail. Grace Brothers' 3.91906.
. Wtflwlth cathedral chimes.
Secretary—William Acker.
Treasurer—James L. Allen.
John Kelly. known as Kelly “The
i " in “’estfleitt. t‘onn., \vas.tir- 1“"
i yestenday afternoon in \ValL—Lt‘l‘ ill? business, meeting.
"t ‘5' OfficPr Silk, for
. H6 was art‘aimtetl hn'nro .llu‘np
: .. kwood this morning in the uptown
W. and was given three hottrs to
”yt‘out-of town. Kelly was arrested
M Tuesday in South Norwalk, on
some charge.
flail line of soft} O‘Brien's.
lierhcrt Roberts. William
{the assembly.
Have you in mind that Dnnnclly joyed by 3” those present.
poned an Annex at 31 South
his main store?
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HELPFUL HINTS I
”twill Soon be time to add alcohol ““0“‘ [UMBAGO PA‘N‘
.water in the radiator to prevent ’
. Used in the .Jlroportion or
alcohol
The South Norwalk Trust CompanyH
llit\lllg wet-eeded in getting the Xmas.‘
(ilt‘t'li> really, the) limited them today ,
a's ‘
afternoon's mail.‘
more than «llfitlo memw "Pr
.bt-rs will have received their checks.
$131000 have been tll>irlr
was
found this morning at 4 o‘clock by 0t-
fleer Jarvis Murray in front of the Al-
fred Avison place at 158 Main street.
The car had no occupants and no one
off
thing about the car is that the linense
numbers call for a Studebaker auto,
while the machine to which they were
Thisl
leads the police to believe that the; Rowayiou. Mr. and Mrs. Ray ”0ka
car may be one that has been stolen“)f New Haven, and Miss (‘atberinei
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METHODIST MEN’S ASSEMBLY
Louis St. John Keeler Elected u Prey
The annual meeting of the Men‘s-‘
M. E.‘
Church. was held la'st evening in ‘hojMfl.§it'r lrving. of 23 Spring Hill a“,
church parlors. and the following nth-mum “I.“ District. 51mm Friday, on;
cers were elected during the' bustnessjum “Mum“. Apache. Clydt‘ liner. fort
l’resident«l;ouls St. John Keeler.
Leader-Rev. Charles Elmore Barto.‘
I A delllrhtiui luncheon consisting of:
.varlous kinds of sandwiches. alumni
tiles. cake and coffee was sermd af-Hmm. South Norwalk, died last night
and “dd"fl‘iafler u long illl‘r.‘ss, aged til yenrsf
tit-unken- es were made bv Louis St. John Kcel-. lie is survived by a wife and one
er, Henry M. Price. Harvey M. Kent.
Acker, Mr.
Brunies. Jesse 'i‘. Dunbar, J. F. Bry-
ant and Franklin llrvant dealing most-
,ly with the plans and coming work of
(linen: were enjoyed
i upon the conclusion of the luncheon.
i and the good‘ time was thoroughly en-
. llerhert Roberts was the chairmanl
“ML nearly across ”1“ street of the committee wltich had the atl T 0 funeral of Bernard Donlon was
M I avenue. Saugatuck, at 8:30 and from.
i AND PERSON“.
t News
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Miss CARNEGIE MAKES HED
DEBUT AT DINNER PARTY
Simplicity Marks the Coming Out of ‘ ’
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carne-
gle’e Only Daughter
.‘tithultgll decidedly simple. the com»
ing out party ot Mirs Margaret Car»
neuie, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs \
Andrew Carnegie and one of the.
wealthiest .—\n.erlcan heiresstvs. was oi
special interest to society yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs (‘aitiecte never hat e lair
en an artite part in society and have
given few entertainment: in their
mansion. Jt’ .\'o 3J‘Iast ninelyflirst
street, .\'~u York. llul now that their
daughter has been presented they wll
l'oilowing the
Min; (‘al'negle
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flake more interest,
of her pill'.".".i.~.
had arranged that her debut should
be simple and decided to give a din~
tor her young lrlt‘lltl> instead of a
formal afternoon ree-“ptton. Nine of
her companions in the you”: set were1
her guests. and a dance followed to,
whit-tr a few oi the eld-l >t‘l Were in-‘
vited.
Receiving with Mrs. (‘itrnegie and
her daughter were Miories' Margaretl
M. Whiting, llelen ll. Russell, Helen.
P. (‘larkson Miis l’oily i). llaml'oh‘ch,
.lean Luke. Marie W. Jennings. Ade.
lahie \\'llmerdinu. Dorothy llunn and[
Anna Henry.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shine cf Nor-i
walk, Mr. and Mrs. George Kay of‘
Olmstead of lakeview Avenue. enioyu‘
ed a pleasant evening of hospitality“
int the home of Mr. and Mrs. lxutlsi
iSclunidt. Laketiew avenue. Neui‘an-t
Iaim, Friday night. Dancing was tht‘l
i principal enjoyment, i
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Mr. and Mrs. Carl ll. Swensnn. and‘
ili‘lorida. whet ! ’they {intend to spend;
ithe winter. touring in their auto. I
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i DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
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lone J. Baxter ;
laaae . liaxter. of No. in. llenry‘
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'U/‘U/vro,‘d/n,u.-,d (can,
”.Iézfiaf taxman.“ .-Mk:“;cnu:srm.a ‘
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daughterffllss Edith M. Baxter. lie: L ‘ ALFRED
was a member of the Norwalk ()rder.‘
of Eagles and Cryptic Lodge t. o of
‘F.. 0‘ Pc-eksklll, N- Y- ii» the new secretary
The funeral will take place from his!
into home at 2 o'clock Monday. llur-
tal will take place in l‘eekttktll. X. \'..
on Tuesday.
:iiTairs in Germany.
Ibest informed in
jon foreign rc
.it ltc had been at the head of the
before the war he
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Funeral of Bernard Donlon . .
tttttmstry
the tl from his late home, Davenport‘V‘HH‘
NORWALK CASES SCHEDULED l
lotions
which will mean rite en
1 not have made the fatal war.
'ZIMMEQMA‘N , I
t Aim-cit Zimtttcrmau. Libcrnl‘lnistakc of (lSSllllll'llg that Great.
for foreign lirttuin would remain out of the.
lie is the; \var. “0 is not much of a secret;
an in the empire liack~stairs diplomatist, and he is‘
latious, and perhaps!“ friend of thc L'nitcd‘fiaics. lit:j
‘ may l"? all“: t0 establish no v rc-
nations
(1 0f the
with foreign
,the (‘hurch of the Assumption. West-i
[port at nine o‘clock, where a requiem
mass was sunp: by the pastor. Rev.
J. J. Duggan.
Several Norwaik canes are to come
;up in the Superior Court next week.
They are divorce cases and are of in-
‘lur'e. I Add another
Me
“dated for alcohol.
ta; «- and this
when more alcohol
to three of water, it.
”theme at zero tetitpcrature.§
is treacherous, no the alcohol'
as faster than the water. mak-_
Wsible to freeze at a higher
pint of
‘month and get a hydrome-
Test the
when first mixed
. will be able to tell at any
shoald be
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Kidneys cause backache? No! They
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strain. and the quickest relief is
soothing. penetrating "St. Jacob's
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and lameness disappears. Don't stay
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and limiter up. A moment after it is
applied you'll wonder what became of
the backache or lumbago pain. .
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1 ‘Richard Dayltam rendered the solo
l“(‘alvary" as the cortetle entered the
church, Mrs. John McNally rendered
the solo “Pie Jean" and "i am Only
Waiting.“ Mr. Leo Williams sang
“There Is a. Beautiful Land On High.”
and the choir sang “Nearer My God’
to Thee.“ as the remains were leav-'
ing the church. The pail bearers
were John Baker. Robert Caddoo. EdJ
ward Dolan, Joseph Bowlan. Jolhn
Cuneo and Timothy Driscoll. The
Holy Name Society N whom the de-
ceased was a member escorted the re-
mains from the home to the church
and to the cemetery. Among the flor-
al pieces, which were many. was one
from the Holy Name Society and Nor-
walk Aerie. Interment was in the
Catholic cemetery, King street. West-
DOTL .
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Alfred B. Hanks.
Alfred B. Hanks, private of Com-
lra-w D. let Regiment/ Connecticut
V. 1.. died this morning at Fich's Home
in Norotongat the age of 72 years. The
’unerai se ices will be held in Heb-
ron. Conn. and the ‘ remains were
shipped to. that ploce.t6day.
Funeral of Charles Hoyt.
The funeral services of the late
Charles Hoyt were held this afternoon
"t 2:30 o'clo from
the deceas in Newtown avenue.
"av. G. E. Barto oftlc ted. and inter-
ment was twfiiversid Cemetery. The
services were private. 9
A dust cover for the entire car is a
necessary article, especially if the
our in to be laid up for the winter. If:
i-thould come down trip the floor, oar-
erln; everytport of flip our complete.
ly.. It keeps out. du‘ilgend dirt. which m no code." Riley's new M
Lin unnatural-MIMI» . . null!
are exceedingly
| sroppeo chuonEN's cnoue
the late home of' . COUGH , .
threat to tho public. A list of the cats
es which will be tried is as follows:
Lydia Taylor vs. Andrew Taylor.
Action for divorce. 3
Emma L. Olmstead vs. Charles L.
Olmshead. Action for divorce. ;
Jacob Morris vs. May A. “Morris. Ac.-
tion for dit‘orce. i
‘ Felix Mastonkav vs. Anna Maston~'
kav. Action for divorce. i
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i THE POTENCY or tMlatioENCE.
i Stewart (the elder Sothern) had
incurred Miss Laura Keene/'5 displess
ure at a rehearsal. Sim summoned
him to her dressing room, and as
soon as he entered she began a violent
tirade. Mr. Stewart stepped quickly
to the m lot which illuminated the
sacred chamber and. turning out the
gas, plunged the room into darkness.
"What do you mom. sir! How dare‘
you?" stormed the lady. 3
'Psrdonme, Mitts Keene," said that
impatient Mr. Stewart; "I m’t beer
to see a. pretty woman in a temper: 1
And under cover of the darkness he
made his exit—E. H. Sothern's “The;
Melancholy Tale of 'Me.’ " ;
"Three weeks ago two of my child-
ron boson choking and coughing, and
I new they were having an attack 61
oroup," writes Billie Moybor/ry. Ech-
ert, Go. "I not. a. bottle. of Fours
Honey I: Tar and sue them a do“;
before bedtime and soon their coach,
named 55;! they fell asleep. Netti
moraine their 'ootlsh ,udolhlsn'ot
ideal Christmas
Suggestions at»
Richard F. Noack’s
JEWELRY STORE
26 North Main Street,
Among tho hundreds of
beautiful and useful articles
that we offer as Christmas
suggestions, let us call your
attention to our general Jew-
elry Line, such as Cuff Links,
Scat-f Pins, Chins, Lavalliers.‘
Bracelets and all that is good
quality. -
, It. is distinctly-anaemic“
”that everything we sell is
shocked by our "guarantee.
Don’t mph your Christmas
purChueo until - you! have
seen what we otter. -
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and desirable in jewelry or .
If all the women in’thi 8 community just knew the joy and happiness they could add to each day's nah i, possessing a
McDougall Kitchen Cabinet, all would want one.
realize just how much hard,
and the balance in one dollar
you wish.
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One of these Kitchen Cabinets Ital] nah an ideal
Christmas gift for mother, wife It finer. tr is hard to
Dougalls will save until you hive are in your home. They
are arranged to give the most perfect infirm service.
There‘s a McDougail for very and. and you'll find
one that will suit every requirement. It: at all you
need to pay only one dollar down for immediate delivery
should select one now and have it «Stimuli whenever
‘A. J. Golfins Co.
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No registration blanks were found in
the car. There was call one license
that was not. ber 29577. The out
watered under these numbers be-
lanai. to Mrs. K. 8. Johnson, or West
port.‘ Lydon will probably have to u-
plaln where be ob '
numbers. ms cousin)” Lydon. d
or. 'stu‘loon u located. no ism
557
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plate' on the auto” and thonumber o- ,
the lien. t
33 {low avenue.~»wlll “plenum-kl >
- . l25 WWII street
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' 'n h my 15; Mr -
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Stall" Milliliiliiilltn “I “p which was m2:
no Iii-i 3"; $501133“ auto
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a m Jhnretput und-
Mahon w t at I‘ 'Im'w am on‘
garage on es avenue. then. Eh q... if“
gleast two days ago. . Omcer; Toothlll one “a.“MHD Isfll
und Murray were sent to t a garage “- - .
to investigate his story. Meanwhile I!- mtg‘g‘flb 1011110
he is being held. - no. fi w“- Wag-$3011“ thq
The stolen auto was searched and and m" 'imd ,. 3"?-
Ly-cen's driver-st license was found. a. “-mi'mm 12:03:
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