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. THE SOUTH NbRwAL 'K EVENING SENTINEL. TUESDAY,DEC. 25, 1915
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11511111 Presents in thef
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Line Of .1
. _ 1, If yo :1 can get in the movies
DRY GOODS' and make a success by wear-
ing funny clothes—go to it.
But for the rest of us who
move in the regular channels
of business, success is stim-
ulated by careful dress.
For young men our suits are
specially planned to accent
the nee.1 fashions—to em-
phasize new styles.
WEWS
blah: Roou‘ucr. 2.1111 i'orit
flailing her parents 1111 (1111111
For conset'vatice men dig-
nity and’rcrerve in suits and
overcoats.
Rogers 81 Stevens
So. Now alk
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- Emma iletnm, (11 Hartford, "“‘Norwallt
:1 of Mr. and Mrs. Eduard
ll, of Washington slit-e1. 1~
‘1 dipt‘ucria quarantine was removcl
[111111 the home of Herbert it. Itober"
oi" Sound \‘11w (‘ourt yesterday. ."
llealth ()111c11r, lh \\'illiam 1i. Tracey.
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Either, arrested Saturday
by'Oillcet' Page, for drunk
,3 also discharr .1 this mori'.
dy dancing
1111?: Dancing ..Scbooi
New
of the Norwalks. on New Year‘s night.
:11 the armory. l11cludctl 111 the New
(‘anaan lineup will be Stump t‘nhill.
Seymour, Kelly and a college star.
:‘lsll‘l‘t‘l (it‘s
.loiu lod; :.y
. was arrested Satur-
'mernoon in Wall 'street, ‘by Selfi
V ‘ 0111,38 Hu11t,l':tr drunkenness.
.38 arraigned in the uptown (101111 Sergeant McGuirk. of the Chicago,
owing. before Judge LOPkll'Oud polite is in Norwalk for 1-1 few days,’
was discharged {on bllslncés While changing trains
_ l [111111 N. Y., 11111 policeman s1lpp1.l
fiemn’ht dance of the Norwalk‘on some ice. and sprained an ankle.
Willihe' held tomorrow night in}
olubroom:"‘in Wait .'1.1'1:v:'1 Dane " Automobile thieves
Wlu‘hg/fmm 9 until 1 001% and twelie cylindm hozlcr automobile in
g—Wolimtz orchestra “‘“ili1itlgt-1poxt, Sunday evening. The 111111
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‘7'- ‘lwhite wheels. and bore license \‘o
0711:: APPEARANCE 4,... (t I
the "tiMcEnelly orchestra Ar ‘ ____.___ -
W’ s‘may evening. Dec "m 19115 1 Andrew Bush. of Ely avenue, 1'11
1m Fowler Past, No 48, vil
‘husiness meeting J:1n.l Mon
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*3“ gaggimgzd 1:15;“: 0:); :1“in i 1111:! that one loseph Bartick hao Said
fiat-[riot the installation of officers mlcoat, and his supposition was not]
nitrong. The coat was recovered from
O. S. A. ',Hnll over South .\011\ '11k
lJoscph this morning.
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other Frank S. tStrauon enteltnin- : 80111111111111 lietwccn
m ludfmrfi- Charles Carnegip 0fyand Monday niornin",
1l11 course of the game.A11drew 1-';
Saturday night
a number or
”want! Mrs. Charles (‘11111>,.lr,, house 0f the Norwalk Steamboat (‘otn-
‘ 1.11111111'.:1nti 1cmovcd a Iquantity of goods
1\ report of
the break was made. to the police but
no tratc of 1b.- robbers has as yet b‘en
,_. l discovered.
Wilton Community Singing
It held their regular annual Christ-
inlsong service Clii‘istnltts cvc.
”M Green. The club is com-
the members of the (‘01121'11-
and St. Matthew's t‘hurcb,
the Sunday evenina rt-l‘t‘it't1s.1
. terdhy at a Christmas dinner
at his home on liavilantl street.
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Samuel Kantor, manager
Regent Theatre, noticed two mo'1
working about an automobile front 111
the Regent Theatre last evening.1 but
upon asking theta what they were do
11.11: 11111 1111.111ager was informed that. it
m'gatlons marched to the,\\':1.s none of his business . The men
in body, "here the song fetal-"1111.111 jumped into another machine,
floce. Each singer hcld - a and drove off 111 the direction of South
candle during tht1 entire ser- Norwatlk.
1. Christmas was duly celebrated :11.
1111111111 11113331 the rooms of. the Norwaik Hospital Sunday after-
life Mission on Monroe strcet. 110011, by a social gathering of the nurs-
q ‘hildren Were given a good es, their friends, present, and some
9 workers, with the as‘sis- «former patients of the hospital. Wil~
#813883. A large number of of Directors, and Edgar G. Murphy of
V flies have been supplied the Executive Committee were also
3, shoes and clothe" ‘by present, anti :1 very‘pleaszmt after-
io , by means of the contii- noon was enjoyed. A Christmas tree.
of charitable persons Relig- was set up and attractively decorated,
3:1 are held in the room‘s and this completed the final touch for
afternoon at 3, when allvis' securing the real Christmas atmos-
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t‘auaan will he tho opponenls
stole a 11111.11|
fl W13 11.13, and Mr. (111M195 111 1111-1. entcictl the Smith street :tore l
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of the'
number of ladies, who act- 11am McMullen. president of the Board I
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l Hts: 111111111 Hapef. daughter of Dr.
la '11! Stirs F. W. Hapcf, of Wilton, and
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t‘sptuin Meyers, U. S. N, narrowly
related s1111ous. injury, or passibly
111.1111 ytsterday afternoon when a
l:1'.',.1 Rm touring tar in which they
1111c riding (ll their “"1115 to Norwalk
skidded 111 the sand t-t Morehoust' s
to111111 in \‘ ilton crashtd into a 11'1'1
111111 lllt'il planned o't'tr an cmhank
,1111111 Miss ll‘rllltf “as sonv '1h.1* cut
iab'uta the lace l)\ flvina class. from
11:11- broken windsh‘o‘d. and Captain
.‘111 1111's was severely shaken up
yrcsuh of the mishap
l ’!‘."11 couple \vcic on their wov 1'1
71:11:1111lh at the time of the accident
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1:11:11 11311111 not 1101111: fast when the
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11111.111 :~ltl1l‘lt'tl. in tl.11 sand L'o’ l1"
.1'11'11 1111111111 of t‘uct 1111 “overs, “hr
'\\:1« driving, and (Wished into :1 11- m
E’Jiu biz: t‘et' sleeved from this «1'1
lsst'uticn. and then 11111-111111] n\'11v' 1m
lewlmnkteeni a few feet away. 11:11"
111 111' (11'1'111 111111: were throw" 11111. 11111'
the 11-11' was reduced to :1 total Wreck
All four whet-ls» \\ i'e torn off, .11111
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jpaii. The 111110 was 1"‘1'1'1 '
i11.1. «- Jennings garage 111 Wilton.
l."t-ll'l' l~1. Finch, of ilrhlueport, was
guest of Mrs. 3"11'11 Finch of Va".
Zau:
s1 1'11111, yesterday.
George Holloway, of New York, was
the Christmas guest of itlr. and Mrs.
Henry ('. l1’t'oeb of 1.011111 'streel.
Arthur Johnson. of Bridgeport, was
the (‘hrislmas guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel 1‘. lrland, of Bates Court.
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a Mr. and Mrs. Herman Alexander, of
l llanbury. spent yesterday 111111 l'" 1" l
1M1's. (‘alvin .l. §11y'd11r. of Ely avenue.
Francis
street, is spending
guest of Mr,
{lof Stamford
1 ,Miss t‘ostello, of Spring
11. few days as the
and Mrs. John Manning
was held at tho
lloyt, city asses
There were three gen
A family 1cunion
home of \Hllium l1‘.
sor, yesterday.
ithristmas was passed.
I 1—»\'011 now have your Victroln and
will want 1'1.11torls llonnclly s is the
you.
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llavid Palate-131111 inmate, of Fitch's
Home. in No1oton died in that plan?
this morning. '1‘ he. remains were. ship.
.ped to New linicn this afternoon, and
interment will take place in that city.
Miss Pauline Roxanna Hall 11111!
lluroltl Theodor.1 May'hcw. both Well
known Noru'alk people, were married
in Grace t‘hurch Sunday afternoon at
4:30 o'clock. by the Rev. J. Benton
Werner. 'l‘hc ceremohty was a very
quiet one.
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licspltc :1 long and strenuous day?
t't‘t1l‘y member of ’i‘ristmm & llytttts
force wore :1 broad smile. when they
quit work ‘111urduy night, for which
there was the best of reasons, Just
before leaving tht 1‘ wow lined up 111.3
each one presented with 1111 cnevclop ,
containing a spcciaaly designed Christ
mas card, with a shining gold pic
embedded in the center. It. was 11 bit; '1
and joyful surprise. which will prove
one more bond between .
prising firm and its employees which
have becn‘growing for the past twenty
five years.
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A stated convention of Butler Chop-
ter, R. A. M. wlll be held this evening.
The M. E. M. degree will be conferred.
Jacob Levy, of the Conmo 11m, call-
ed up the Norwalk police last night
about 10:30 o'clock and reported that
a number of Norwalk young men had
got boisterous around his place, and
had smashed some of his windows,
_Accouars
If you are not already a deposi-
‘t'onhere, you are invited to open
, an account.
'All money deposited on or be-
"111111; the 10th of january will draw
with stones. The young men were
William Gorham, chnrles Cronin, Fred
Bartlett, and John C Gilbeit all of
tNorvalk. and they were met by the
llocal police as they came into town
on the 10: 40 p m., trolley from West-
Sheriff Perry, of Westport.
A feature of the Christmas servic-
,e‘s held yesterday in Grace Church
{Church was the collection which was
taken up for the aid of the children
of Europe.
Nearly $200 was contributed dur-
ing the day by members of the par-
ish, and this sum has already been'
forwarded: to the children in different
parts of war-stricken L‘urope.
{Samuel C. lreland, of Bates Court.
'SUIT AGAINOT DANBURY
AND BETHEL R. R. SETTLED
'l‘he 52:000 suit of the Westinghouse
Electric Co. of Pittsburgh against the
Danbury ll; Bethe] street Railway Co.
was settled out of court today. The
Hubbard & Ha" of Danbury, to row
cover for transformers furnished to
.. ‘ . 'P:r1n'tt_ of net-
port. They were later turned over to .‘.;
action was brought, through Attorney: ‘
KUNZ AND CONIFREY
TO MEET NEXT MONTH
Lightweight Champion of the State
Agrees to Terms for a Match
With Gotham Fighter in
Norwalk
hauling Kunz, the South Norwalk
fighter, and holder of the lightweitzht
1111c of the state, will meet Frankel:
(‘onii‘rey, the fighting fireman of New
York in Norwalk next month. Plans
for 1l11s thatch have been perfected
with the exception of the. date. This
will probably be announced this week
The too f glitcrs agreed upon terms
for the bout in the Casino last 'I‘hurs-
day nieht.
Bridnenort Fans Interested
Manv ltv'itiv'r-nort ions will no doubt
take in this fiahl. (‘onifrey, although
he is a New York boy, is very popular
here. because. of his splendid work
in his last three fights in the city. lie
bested (‘hai'ley l’ltts in a brace 0f
bouts out also canted a clean cut (it:
t-ision over Al Ketchei. lie made a
host of friends through his clever
work and his willingness while in the
ring.
liunz is also a hit: favm'itv“ with
the liridgemn't fight fans. The South
Norualk tlchtcr since. taking the
crown from (‘hick lli'own in New ll'1~
vcn. has more than made good. His
victory over llud Palmer, the clevvr
lightweight (if this city, showed that
he is a real champ.
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NOTE OF BANKRUPTCY.
\Vi‘lIu1'1 ‘11. F‘nlel'. :1 fr.
Elston, filed :1 petition in bankruptcy
“hues court resicrt‘lai'.
‘ ""' 11" SM F199 and $71.-
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i“ 11 heifers 11nd hen-n
"11 ”11's as helm: of the
"1'1““ 4" ““"“9 ll“! these urn he‘d
1111. tnmll'ional Rain by Stevens Brow.
111.1 ol l1",i\111pool N. 0'. (lthcr assets.
‘ *‘ '1 '11 tool-1, valued at $1,.
Mil: other personal proportv, 37M
and debts 111111 on 11111111 account, PM,
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PRlCE OF MONKEYS GOES UP
\\'1\Siil‘.\‘tiTON, Dec. Bit—«hike food.
white paper and shoe prices, the cost
of monkeys has gone up and it was
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rm“ ‘g min hit".
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{blue ““1‘ painted battleship gray had'eralions at the house and a plcasnnl distltm‘ll ledav that pathological 9"-
perimcnts being conducted by the. pub-
lic health Mervin? are in danger of be-
im: seriously hampered by scarcity of
available Slminnn. Recently the ser-
l ported to the. police last night that he place to find :1 complete Slot‘k with We needed :1. dozen monkeys to he
lost an oiercoat in the armory during two alt-:ndtnts to play tho 1 '1 ords for innoculntcd with disease germs in its
hygienic laboratory. but could got on-
ly six and had to pay $18 each, :11-
tl1ough a little more than 11 year and
'lh-ey 1111.111. more plentiful at $8 a head.
ASK FOR and GE?
I-lORlLIC‘K’S
runomonuu.
MALTED MILK
Gino nnbat'itntns cost YOU 1111-11- 17 ‘
“Emlir'm. m: “‘3' 13‘... :10“: m ”‘33
Balance of holiday Goods
Greatly Reduced Prices
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of the McEnelly‘s orchestra. Ar-
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mory, Saturday evening, Hoe. 311, 1916.
NATIONAL INDOOR CHAMPION.
SHIP
NE\\1' YORK, Dec.
26.~Nearly one
hundred contestants started play here
today for, the junior title in the first
of the national indoor tennis chant
ionships. This
of entrants that the event
is the largest number
has had.
due largely to the raising of the age
limit from 18 to 211 y: _illl\.l ‘1 1 l
rnitting to the event
players. Elliott 1311111111,
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may collegiate
of l1‘ordhnm
College, the champion, will defend his
title against several prominent
tenders.
HULA HULAS lN cuunhu.
COH-
5u'as Miss Ruth
1 old,
Morningside College Committee Puts
Biame on Lyceum Bureau.
SlOllX CITY. 111., Dec. 21;: Men
blushed, ...w0111cn walked out and
young people giggled in “raw itlctlw
Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
in the Morning
Wash away all the stomach, liver,
and bowel poison: before
breakfast.
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To feel your best day in and do)
1, to feel clean inside; no sour bile
to coat your tongue 113111 Elt'kml ,vou‘.
breath or dull ylllll‘ ht ad; no constipa
lion. hilious attacks, sick headache
colds rheumatism or gnssy, acid stom
och, you must bathe on lht.1 imide like.
you bathe outside. This is vastly morn
important, because the skin pores dc
dist Church when in the course of a. ,“bru to: my 10 Los Angeles ta
toncert number presented by Mont-l visit a 511:: bmthu. Almost simub
inr11nc College a Hawaiian girl, clad 121m 1.1111 £155 hdair's arrest at
11 litturcsquc seaw.eed saddled 111.1 111111121111 m Um discovery that she
the “stage." really the pulpit rostrum, was [musing from her room at 1113
1nd began an energetic “hula hula,"'YoungB'umensChr1stmn Asset'iation.
’lhc concert committee explained The gifts attempt to reach the coast
later that it was all a mistake that by the news that her invalid brother
1111» Lyceum Iiuicau had "slipped one was about: to be operated on am!
111th on them by substituting 8 might are War: 3116 renal-d see him
'tu :11th orgouth St-a dantcrs for what age-in.
was stwlitduled as a11“intelleclual in-
‘crpt'etatwn of Hamaiian musical
ticuds.”
FSHED FDR SHORT WEIGHT.
TM! Loughllm wealthy Green-
1.71”: h (11:11 denier, 11: is been fined $160
GlR'. IN MALE ATTIRE. and mm for Selling t1oaL at short
t‘LEVl'JLANl), 0., llet. 26.-~ He was WPIE‘IL Thai 17111111. Wit. irhitted Fm
too handsome and refined a youth to day by J11de J01“! J “81811 in U16
[1{1 11111111: the brake. beams. The Comm 31513-3 'reur' Iriminal side,|
polin ot' l-1‘1111mt 11111, 11 Iwht, [15) after the motion to s11 aside. the ver-
11't;1.lu be salt-1' in their custody than dill had been overruled loughlin‘s
aboard a height. so they arrested «any? :3»: 2.111” 11 an 2111111131 to
“him " Then "he“ confessed that she. lhr1 “amnesia. to.11't.l1oughl1n was
Adair, twenty years fired 1531.3 for selling short \veisht and
a l'levclaud Silenozraphm', who. 33" for faslurc U! 111”? a duplicate
hal‘wlonncd male. attire in order 11' 1.1.1“,
Beautiful limit and Shoulders
are mild: if you will van 1: mum-ally (onstm- ted
1111- 11 Julie Bunk-re.
lhc. dragging weight oft: Ines-fined band so pundits: the
supporting muscles that like m 1! the figure is bpollutl.
[By “It: In! inc-ls; where it he
B cu:
m pervert! the full bus! front
(um): .m-uts
In?” the atwarancc of liab-
Ham. eliminate 1h:- danger of
BRASSIE We motel-1511. nl (101191111: 'l'tit
sksh of the dimmtlc r $11911; a
grmefullinetollnentn minds: :3
T1111 y are the dnintiefi nod and mun-7.11111 garments imagi- é?
'1.1l1l1'—('()IIK' in all materials and flying: ‘rnss Back. Hook 5::
I 111111. Sorplice. 1111111111". «hr. M with “Vs’clolm,” the E
1,11 tit s11 homo: pc rmttlma; wu’tdsugwmtout removal: a
H: We your dt-alcrrebou vwa. “Smite Lit-15:1 -rcs, i..fnot Tack =‘
.11 1. 11 ill ghtdiy 1111111 ham. mum. Hmplt‘fl to show you.
ill NJAMIN d: JOHXES. $8 Wan-.11; She-1!. Newark. ls. J.
not absorb impurities into the blocd
while the, bowel pores tio,
known physician.
says a well-
To keep these. poisons and toxins
well flushed from the stomach,
kidneys and bowels,
breakfast each day,
liver,
drink before
11 glass of hot
water with :1 teaspoonful of limestone
prosphato from your pharmacist.
ll
hurify and freshen the. entire. alimon-
lary tract,
into the stomach.
Oct 11 quarter pound of limestone
lt
phosphatt.1 from your prarmaclst.
is inexpensive and almost tasteless
except 11. rourish twinge which is not
phoSphnled hot!
unpleasant. Drink
before putting more food
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water every morning to rid your sysr
tem of these vile poisons and toxins;
also to prevent their formation.
To feel like. young folks feel;
like
you felt before your blood, nerves and
muscles became saturated with an ac-
cumulation of body poisons, bcgln this
trcatntentfiaml above all, keep it up!
As soap and hot water act on the. Ekin.
and purifying.
-, so l‘mestonc phosphate and hot water
not on the stomach.
cleansing, sweetening
befom breakfast,
liver kidneys and tnwels.
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NORWALK
Phone 4311
thing in the Optical Line
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This Shopper 15
11. Wonder
Puts a Keen Edge
on Gillette Blades
Those that See it.
Buy it
It will Earn Itself
Many Times
Albert l). Morgan
South Nor-walk
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A 6:11me the Jewelers
Coleburn 81' Lauder;
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are showing sfiperb
stocksjat both of
1 their stores
96 Washington‘St. ,80. Norwalk
‘ 22‘,Wa.ll St. Norwa‘ 11:
5;. 1:1 IPQS :f,1
f! .. ., . ' 11;
l I; )1 Still t;;‘ $7.50 gl
1,13 . 11111 ~ $975 it:
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\f- ,m() :‘11 C(‘SSUI‘ICS WI
.anedtct g
Steam Dying a (M1111 Co. ,
Formerly known I: Bridgeport D. It“ £1Clcmlndco.
811k Drona, Gloves. Bloom 21:1.“qu
, H. LYNGI‘. Pulp. . 1
State; Street WT—_ . .
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