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‘WEDNESDAY, Dec. 21, 1916
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THE SOUTH NOant K EVENING SENTINEL'
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Steamship Tickets
For the South.
and All Parts of the
World.
TaylordtGolden
Telephone No. 1230
South Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.
E’RE not
we‘re waging a cam-
paign against winter
and your assistance will make
it uncomfortably hot for this
cold blooded gentleman.
We've got a lot of faith in our
coal and you will have, too, af-
ter you've tried some of it.
Send in your order today. Our
delivery ts prompt.
Harris 81 Gans
South Norwaih
neutral»—
Ii'esetitatiVe of
ji'tn'd and Bridgeport.
.Mr's. R. ll.
't‘ar'los Martin.
3 Water St.
E:
till NEWS
1 ' WEATHER FORECAST.
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Forecast for Noi'walk anti vieiiity:
Rain and warmer tonight; Thursday
cloudy, probably rain. The crest oi
the eastern high has now
511111 New England roast and is moving
root to sea. The western low now lies
over Manitoba and Western Ontario:
.The pressure is lliilll between the
Rockies and tire (‘ast'ade
and low (in the North Pacific coast.
Rain has been general lit the 01110 and
Low-er Mississippi \‘nlleys;
rain is reported from several stations.
in tire eastern portion of the Lake re-
gion, the precipitation was snow turn-
ing to rain. 'l‘emperatures were low
over New England this morning, high
[hence wvestwnl'd
and in the south, must of the Missis
sippi river. The west is covered by.‘
cold weather, with Southern Utah 1e-
portlng the. lowest. temperature
I‘Pr'tirded there, 20 below zero.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
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IlIt‘lilpt'l'ittlll't‘fi
B3. Rain.
l.ti\\',
_WHITE PINE AND TAR—l Charles Mut',pliy of Main
inns a iisitor in \ew Y rk today.
For Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis.
Etc.
Stiltson-l’o uveli-‘Corpora‘ion
I rtieee,
rea cited ‘
Mountains l
; .\irs. 'l‘,
heav y ,
to Lower MichiganI
t"\'(‘ l‘
1 til
i tomorrow.
211: high.‘
' t; ridgeport todav,
NORWALK
' SOCIETY
AND PERSONAL .
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‘hfiww ....7
. Nevas- Newman
Miss .lt unit \'. .\t\1111..ri. 111' New
York ('lt_\' , and Harry 1’. .\’11\.1s. til
South .\'ot'\\alk. {111:1 married at .llit'
lioiel lton ltt't'eutlie!‘
'_'-ltli.
Alter an extensive trip lasting.- about
they will return to lllr'il'
Ray,
S1111 lay.
two weeks.
ll1'\\l_‘1' lurrtislied
avenue, :1! \t'liit'h time they will
home :11
\‘.'.‘tl‘1l
c.1111 a reception to ti11.'ir' friends.
The bride wore a white Siliu 11min,
‘Illl med with old lz-I'e :lil'l tulle.
.\l". Nevzis i< the New England rep-
11111‘ 11f the hippest
gt'ot'et'y (111111 erns in the
Nit-it, and is a lilt’llliii'l‘ ol' (lid Well
Lodge, 11‘. and A. .\l., Monker tirotto.
:iritl Norwnlk lodge (if l'jlkS.
IN NOROTON.
\‘t'eiitiit'riiee, (it Stit'ti-
and Mrs.
were
\\ holesztle
WEDDED
itr'. Elmer t'.
l‘n'S- If."
Zt‘t'lilllli, til' Nor'titoii.
Sunday at 1:30 p .111. at the home of
Weaver, Ntil'dull, by
The eotiple lett later
for a bridal trip, tti'iei' \tliieit thet'
will make their home in .\'orotou. Dr.
\Vezitlierbee is a 1'liir'opraetoi', with
olilees in Stamford and Bridgeport.
His wife has lived for write title- in
Noroton,
le-Mayor and Mrs. lTraneis' l.
111 ll announee the engagement of their
Mary, to Russell li‘rost, .lt'. Miss
Burnett and Mr. Frost are well-known
throughout this city and prominent in1
Mit‘iul circles. .\11'. I1‘1'0st is the
son of General Russell t-‘rost (tlI \\'-“st|
:1 venue.
and
wit-
li‘rank Godfrey,
of Norwalk,
James Daron,
Howard Cori-stock,
tress-ed the basketball game in Bridge}
port last night.
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Mr. and Mrs. l’. H. lioods and child-
an 11, of Brooklyn, are visiting during
Rood's sister; l
the. holidays with Mrs.
.l,.\lahet', of 28 Golden llillI
street.
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William Dalton.
t'I'ntined to his home with
titttit-k ol‘ the grippe.
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Mrs. (.‘ ,'lhi_\tou. of High street
Sitittthxorwitlk is \isiting lltl mother.
(‘. ll. B1: ”'01)ng
t‘.,011u for the week.
Attorney lldwnrd J. Quinlan was iit
. lianbut'y, yesterday, on business.
>4retehenIllartman and Alan llale
liegent‘
“The Love Thief," at the
Schultz was a Visitor in
021 business
()sear
street,
—-AN01I'I§ER APPEARANCE
of the. MeEnelly's orchestra.
Ar-
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the. Wood-
iiidi'i loul:
llr. ‘
' St ' Ilitul‘tt
Bur- .
' lie." ttttion- -‘Star
.................. Mildred 1.111 son,
tit (‘r'oss street, is.
a severe?
of l)anielson,I
_(‘ilitl‘“1\l0ll\'
titttlttltis tiiSiitAiS
0i SUNDAY SCHOtllS
l 1111111111 nt was <1i1en in the Sunday
following a short prayer
. The room was
tiLinnir-d tIUl‘ such an ()(‘t'itr‘ltill
.\ l \I 11 ise
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with pretty
ehtirt'lr
Yuletide decorations.
R1111Ftion~“Merry'Christmas"
‘ii. \e‘r'eise~ ~‘lf l were a Bill" ........ 1'
A; nes, Vadas, Eva Waldron, Jose-i
i'liine. liisolo, May Belle Palmer,i
t-‘iances Richards, Margaret Bates,'
Dorothy Van Zilen, Gertrude More 4
_, Christ Church Exercises. Lilli-t9 e. 1
t‘.11'i.~tntiis t-anie again last evening 1:11 -ation—~“l’oor Grandma" ........ ~
‘to the pupils in the Sunday silioot ................ Beatrice Lottdursl
o! it re ("iiliSi Episcopal ('huttli, when lietitation—“ The little Fir ’l‘rte" 'l
a t'ellyhti‘ui enttitainment was r-en‘ - ................... Ethel Peterson;
1.1tt'1iz1nd gills distributed. The en-I l-tt1-' "Stony Dennis" .............. t
lititlt Van (Metering,
l..i'1£jot'.
Ker-1' ration —~‘l ext 111] oi the (‘hristrittisi
11.11' ............... ile111n iletkeit
'Sltll‘ R11) :'
(ileudavere’
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1101111111111 We added to the jOVllillt)" inrllia l’tttrsori \'1i'11a
1-1 the 11\.-i'.iii;.'. The program was 1‘-1.;_'tts Warm, Ruthliet'ltet'.tilt111da--
1:1111 tinti1i' Itie direction of Frank \t't't' Lovejoy, Dorothy liowell. lililll‘
51::1'1111'111111 and was a titre one. Alter" "\"1111 1'01 Hating, Mildi'td liadl'm.
tie t'.\t'l'i'l:£t':1'» t‘itar'lt's
171' Ltitm oi 82111111 Visits
1;.stetttt stilts.
'il.1» t‘lttiil'lllll has its
.‘1 l‘Iittiit) 'i‘;tl11....,..
follows:
.tIIlllllti.’ ot
.'I 11; Slit ill
.‘tltss' Nut. tli11
t'tlttitil rinss.
\\h11'let S
t'ltii».trii:1s W111") ..... litirtt l‘ertnoier
ll1i11n lil’t'lzlllll
lit eitttt iori
l l:tit».‘.tlt‘ Xititts was :1 .ltilit‘ ........
Lena llt udi'it'lts and llazel ;\l:1]1-olnt
ltt'imtto'i lay; l'iIIr'porit Edwards.
reristmas Exercises of Advent.
1 tiri~tiitri Sunday St'iltll'lf
t‘!1:1:trr.tts 1.1m] l-_\' seirtiol
l‘lzt}'t‘l' by .\11'. S, W. \'eisoi'.
reading by
"it elite.
t'l:i'istuias enrol by Nikki].
lt-:1it:iti11ri "’l‘he Stwet lieiiuin‘.
................... t‘ arrie llr'uI 11.111
ileitdr'it'ks iii
tilr'tl‘iliutt'i
\r tliut' \\':1teriiut 1'
'il :11 (loud t‘liet'ts ..... ()live t‘ur'ntiw
.11,'il:1 tilii Santa t'tatts....ltt'1r'.1Hanger
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.\'i l:t ..................
Stiiitl. t)’
lit't', l". .\l.
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litltli S1 .111111115
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t‘:t'.'1il "011 to “t‘llllt‘lliliut . S1 lltltll‘
le . italiou “t'lirisliuas t‘het-r" ......
................. ilertlitt l’t"i‘l.‘-ttlll
(Ii! isttuas Star lli'ill ................ 1
lit’lt'l} Seaman, Marion Moe, ('(11‘11.
\an t‘oei‘eriuu'. ()live iiipson. Mtrr':
, it'l .lanes. Mildred lA)\11j1)}', llrizelt
l'.eaii. Verna iiohei'ls. llei'tlirt hair.
‘1 lit len Wood, Marion llnstt'd. til.tti_\1
lit'zit' ll. l
t .\ li’l‘t
“llztiiztinu Slot-k
.lu 'i‘iouhie ....... (it"(ll'lllillllt llrrrit'tird ll ‘1 ...........................
,Saitm t‘latts, .......... itobei't \t'itltins 11111 IIt't' JessutI. 1:11.11 -lI‘~'>IItI. lIl'tllit‘t'.‘
tii...1.tnias tiIr'tetiui: ...... Ruth l'ortet', lttniie. \Iitllzl l'latt, litlnl l‘etit'son
Sin Xmas li'11lts...... . ..Six tiirls Mildred Weeks, lit'tttl'it'e l.t)\\llttt‘S
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.tt'tetit of Santa t'inui: and iii tribitlI
t'arol' ”\eul‘slltl\‘1'l’11::,~w . S1 in oil
I 111111 of l’t'est'rits. l
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.‘ litter lIi'lllll Santa Claus .........
- _'_ ., . .. fl _'tU.~1. .M. laugh it. i 1 dietitin.
.‘11 .\llitt> i 11111- ....... IXIlllltl. llt'ndrit ks ”MM“
s'tiin ................... l 1111111 Moore Grace Church Festival.
1‘} Ii:ttz.;1s t)1:11:tion ......... John l-‘av 'll.'I 'iriritial t‘liri 1111' is SundayI
.\i.-.:t.~ Seer-11s ....1'liarl1's Waterbury,11l1-ol it st'ital oi (trot-11 eliut't'h was
jl'eltl lust eteuittg in 1111 ptit'isti littltt
}ilt Cross street at 7:30, and was a1
.ll‘IF" stit't'ess in every particular.
'i‘wo elevet' entertainers it'oiu New"
,lot'l. were present at the good time.
and one of those performing at the,
,1"1irI1I and the other doing \t'oritlertttlt
slivht-ut'itttiid ’I.”lt!l-'.S held the out”!
pump”; of welcome ........ llet't 'l‘it'l‘ 1:11'11 spellbound with admiration tilll'1
‘li‘..'.'liltll0n “Amid the llouulis” ..... tor: theeritire l‘\‘t'ninr; t
, ................. Jennie L‘Q’tlt‘l‘él‘l’t’ll l‘pou the t'ont'lusiou ot‘ the 11111111.!
litt'ttilllllll “The infant Jesus" ..... litlililll‘lil, presents “111,... (lislyihuh-"i
.................. Elizabeth \\'11t11l':inioii',, the st'holars ot' the sellout:
lixti iSt""'.\lt‘l'l')' Christmas" ....... >lgaeli teat'liet' mum- individual gm.-
......... Lester and Helen Know to itlr~ or her class. and every l-him
r1111; ................... lnl'ttnt (‘lquIl't't't'hed an orange, and :1 ho). UlI;
t.ttrti_\_
l‘tsides receiving gifts tlietirs1l\1‘s..
1:11.1111ti11n~“'llti\\ to be llnppt" ..... the members (it the Sunday s'ftltotil
...................\lttrv Johnson brought uit'ts 111' food. whit-p w ill bet
1~I~.1111 e “When 1 11m 11 Man" ...... tstti tod.t\'. to the [1111 .\'tits111'\,:tsl
...................... liodninit l' tile; 11 ii 1>1nt limit the thiidt'en ol‘ tlt'uie'
l.‘1:itatiotiw-‘Sriutil Spee1h" ........ I t li.111 l1
....................... E'inier ”.lml ~-~-~
l-litwitise “t'hiidren ol' (.‘liristnttts' ..
...................... Sewn (litl' B” [NJINEIER SHERIIR
5'0th ...... . .......... Harriet Jonts
of 131111. teheni"
ltet' Nation “A (“liristtritts Dream”
.................. Ariel Ainsworthlt
ll\ett1is11-"li _\ou were i"
........ itnth Kriorr and Bert \\'1it'l
lutttlillttll "My Gift
.................. Earl (”onschm i' l
in 11 ise “The Star"
.ti ltitlts tilt-liards and liazel tiIr'Iavi
Mrs 'leeple‘s and \iis..\'ieke1'-1
,h11n llll‘ll' toned 1111111111: hi;.lt eitt' otli t ;
Stirlitlll I
ltutli ililt' m“ “1'" 11111111111111 “hit 1111 sileit
Son"
.‘OllI s e.lttss1\
li‘u ttrttion——' ’llt'spettiullt Declined"
til \1it'ise~'t‘hristmas in Ulllt
l'. ‘mei' Havens Ralph
Ariel Ainsw'.ottli
llet illltl(‘ti'— " loud Ni" lit"
, .................... L‘duiu \‘elsuit
tli-Lsttints enrol by stiiool.
lit-tittlit'tiou h\ Ilet (‘1. )l.’
lI‘t‘t [Jl1.
East Avenue Church Exercises
’1‘ he ( liristmas exercises of the lCast'
Sunday school will be
at evening.
.I'tt'ttItte. .\ . 1'}.
then at the t-bur'tli this evening.
37:34,), The lollowirig is the program:
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lit-1'11 at ion- “-\\'elt 011111" ............
.................. Dorothy Lovejot
'Cliristntas‘ ..
S'tipttit'e 1'1 ruling and prayer.
titeinarks by the superintendent.
Ui'lttiug,
'i‘t'iii. ary exercises.
(moi-11‘“ eltetne litieht Morning"
lIInl :il '
B d f Th 'ft
11 Now Open for Entry '
Entries must he made this week if you wish g
jg? us to send you a check for next Christmas 13
‘1; with 4 per cent. interest.
A“ $ .25 Weekly Deposit Christmts. Check .......... $ 12.75 15f
3’: .50 Weekly Deposit Christmas Check .......... 25.44 '3,
31'. 1.00 WW Deposit Christmas Check ..... . 50.88 "f1
T‘, 2.00 eekly Deposit Chrstmas Check . . ...... 101.76 3:“
, .v 5.00 Weekly Deposit Christmas Checkz .......... 254.40
ill; ' L "’I/ .“IE
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't is lnlt‘lt‘fltih; to note in t'tillilt't'»
t.t on with the resignation of Mr. Sher I"
‘11111 the name ol'l1'red Stalieli li:1.'I
jtitii» 'ts his
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11! -p.11111111it tor a number of \tiit‘eI
\11 hit 1111 t H'h‘mi-h )tillilil. Illttll) til the nilltittl>l
111-1 that he is eotnptttrtt to :11l\.itI1e 1
intent. '
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EAST AVENUE SUNDAY-SCHOOL l
J. Wesley Siauson Chosen Superin.’
tendent '
Sunday-school
avenue M. 1'].
The
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'l‘lie
1l'Z".i t
Board of the:
(‘tnir'elt met last?
annual reports showed"
\tllt‘ (lilll't'll to lie iii a satisfactoryl
condition. flier-1's for the ensuing;
rear were elected and they are as
follows: I
1 SuperintendentwJ. Wesley Sittttson
Assistant— Fred Hawkins '1
Lady Supertedent—Alrs. llannuhlr
t Seymour. ' ’
M 1m”, Secretary—Hemy \\ amt.
11;:entt 111 the tin 111111 Financial Secretary-Kenneth Day
............. Verna linekei' Treasurer—Harold C. Hall.
'— Pianoist—Carlton L’Hommedieu
Cliorlster—Haroid C. Hall
ildbrtirian—Francis Crosby
Assistant Librarian~Fred
,Il"rininry Supt.—~Miss Harriet.
l.-\ssistants~—1\liss Clara
Lorejoy
\\' aim
l‘dmondS,
i 111. s Mildred Lotejoy\nd Miss.
. Lillian Ferguson. l
.' Missionary Department 3
t Presidenthiss Sadie Randall '
' 'l‘reasuter—--la111es Hartford l
Home Dept. — Miss Matilda Smith 1
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ENGAGEMENT OF OLIPHANT To:
ELM CITY GIRL DENIED
NEW HAVEV Dec 121—1311111211 011 ;
iiihant the famous West Point halt
’baek, who is a likely candidate for?
Walter .1mp's All-American elev.n l
Mrs James Hume in Wall stteet. Ol-l
{lipllillli' s visits have been so frequent
i to this city of late that the rumor has'
been :perttttktltat his engagement to-
, Mrs. Hume. would be soon annuuneetl.‘
1 Mrs. Hume last {fight at lter home, 11 I:
:nied that any such engagement ex‘
: isted.
“I should not be. inclined to say so,
if it did," she said. “I should leave
that. to the people interested to art
nounce. "
Neither Mina Home nor Oiiphitnt!
\\ ere at borne at. the time and they
could not. be questioned.
Oliphént is recognized as one of the l
best, football players in the country. l
111': sterling halfback was a” his.‘
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................. Charles Lttettl
.‘iitttt’ Blanche Hume. the (laughter of .51
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t-eand eat/e some to tuck in. '
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How‘ano's
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Novel I nightgownst
rare heautles i
11 id clever woman thought out these nightgowns. , I 1
as
1 ,T hen she had equally-clever folks make them. 14:;
'And they’ve just hurried here to make their bow to
Bridgeport women who appreciate and enjoy beautiful
things.
' ‘3‘ A soft tine pure white ltztt‘rst'e.
a-“ ’
Cttt in siipover fashion with handsome lines and
round or square neck.
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'And trimming of real lrish lace, both edge and in-
serting. Yes, real lrish iztcc which isn’t supposed to be
had with ease nowzzttiits.
S3 to $7.50.,
..':'t:}.;.I.i., : 'r
.“l-Z: . ‘0'“: .1» Second floor.
GOSSARD Corsets;;I-Iat the old
prices-"for a time
Though mush merchandise has been increased in price the
ast year, Gossard Corsets have remained the same.
To maintain the quality, increases in price will now
titiade, beginning January 15th.
'" if you buy NOW
fifkrGossatd models that
' 1 w 111 soon be sold at . .. .$2. 50
'Gossards that you have '
.. Gossa'rds 111 many mod- ‘
. . els—-yours probably . . . .4 913 ..‘
[Gossards that have been ”if?”
great sellers, soon . . . . . .500
- .1.
Gossards in standard
models that will be ..650
Gossards in fancy ma~ ‘
t'erials, soon ..........8.50
Gossards of great val- 'V "
ties, will be _. . . .. . . 1;. -. ..10 00
ossard style---Gossard quality-«00551110 workmanship»- - ‘
ossard comfort and front lacing are in cash model and that
avings are large enough to warrant buying more than one
inset at this time. I;
A Blanket: that'Ill ‘
insure wa’rmtli~~-$4. 5 or $6
Fortunate is the merchant who can offer good his tnkeis today at these prices of: 5. II
is visiting in this city at the home of $4 $5 811d $6 ‘ '
And here they are! ' '1' .1 at I .11
All are white.
66 by 80 inches—$4 76 by 90 inches—$5
..'I’" ' ,Mnin near. rein
“1.1
THE HOWLAND . -
11.111: FIVE
Thisis what you save
”a NEW
PRICE NOW
$2.00
2.50 ‘
350i;
4.00
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6
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5700
6.50
8.50
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All are made of wool interwoven IIwith cotton
lther blue or pink. All are bound with silk.
Price differences are due to difference in size or amount of wool in each pair.
70 by 82 inches—$6
by 90 inches. 'ihat will cover a goodesized
"’1“ ‘2'? II Mi Wib‘filulé‘t‘fihi wJ“I..‘J. 1“!“
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All have border
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