THURSDAY, DEC. 28, 1916
pSteamshi Tickets
For the South
and All Parts of the
World.
Taylor &Golden
Telephone No. 1230
l 78011111 Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.
ffi of l.1ip;;ig.
E'RE not neutral--
we're waging a cam-
paign against winter
and your assistance will make
it uncomfortably hot for this
cold blooded gentleman.
‘We’vc gota 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 is prompt.
Harris 81 Gain
l“- Water St. South‘Norwalh
1.
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1 WEATHER FORECAST.
Foreoaat for Norwalk and vicinity:
Friday
11.
Cloudy and colder tonight;
,and
11101110» in Germany about three weeks"
lago, coming
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. SOCIETY‘
AND PERSONAL
News
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@“WOZJ’G'” \‘F “V".
and Mrs Gnome 1'2. Friedr eh
(itl‘llliln), are visiting Mr.
Mrs. Adam Singer, 01‘le Elm
fer :1 m.- days. They left their
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t!)
5.1'1‘1'1.
here on the sieamer
1111:1’111111111, .\lr. Friedrich was for many
[yr 11".s in business in South .\'0r11'aik,
'1'1-1111'mng to (lernumy three rears 5.1;,
fair and colder Yesterday's ManitobaI
depression moved rapidly eastward
and is now over the Gulf of St. low-
, pressure extends sout'lrwestward from
the. Gulf of ‘dexico .An arm of higl
pressure covers the country betweeri
the Appalachian Mountains
7 Pacific coast Temperatures have
risen in the northeast, with the pass-
,' ing of the northern low and rain, with
some snow near the Canadian bound!
; ary, has been general along the front i111:
and the.
’(‘i Mi“.
.1 urned from
181109, A truogh of oompartively low7
lie has come to the failed States
a visit made necessary by
llanbur'y News.
.or
business
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About M} relatives and
Mr. and .1111. Joseph \\'iiensliy, of
2:; Greenwich avenue, enjoyed a
pleasant time last evening at party
held in honor of their son, Julius \Vii-
ensky. Guests were present from
Brooklyn, New York, and South Nor
walk Supper was served at midnight.
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Earlier in the (veiling, cards were
,Iplayi-d 4 tami‘or'd Advocate.
The marriage of Miss Lillian Young,
daughter of Mr.
01' Wilson Point Road, and Clini‘k‘s l).
liicky, of Stamford, will take place
on New Year's '"Diiy
'(‘hur'ch at 10 11. in.
.\ family reunion was held Su'iday
a1 1111 home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
(iocdckc of North Taylor ant-nuc 'i he
out of town "nests included Mr. and
.‘irs. l‘ranh li‘ord, Mrs. James t‘.11id1"l,11
James (-uider', J1., and Miss \cr:
tinider.
Mrs. Wardweli and son. William, of:
i ivingston sir,eet were guests of Airs.
William Cummings in New York c111,
0111' Christmas.
and Mrs. I. ’i‘. Payne have re
New York city, where
rhey spent yesterday.
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Mr. 1.
111: ."Ed11111d llowlev, 6 ("enter strret.
Mi and \irs.l-‘r1'1uk 170111 are guests,
llar'old Verity of Scribner me
one.
NORWICH BANKER DEAD
NORWICH, Dec. 28. ~Chatles 'Bill'
Chapman. (m'cretarv and treasur
edge 0f the approaching high Clear er of the Chelsa 8111 inns Bank 11111171
‘1‘ Blues DTEVR“ 1'1 ”10 western sections, prominent in local and state MaSOnic;
' norm on 1110 Pacific coast It iH no! circles, died at his home here today
quite so cold in the southern portion 110 was born at Lcdyard May 7, 1817021119190 ,u 1111111111111 1, 1
of the plateau region.
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ile 11111, a great grand master of the
1:1 rand council or. Connecticut, Royal
WEATHER A YEAR 'AGO and Select Masters, a trustee of that
TODAY.
'l‘crnpctw‘ur'c: Low,
33. Fair.
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Novab 45 Railroad avenue.
I} For Coughs,
7organ1mtion,
: hi:h,'araud
,aocticul.
isurvive him.
—lmported wines, liquors and cor-7
dials 'in bottles 01' in bulk. Stephen]
WHITE PINE AND TAR— l
ColdS, Bronchitis,|
ti lson-Pa've‘l -Corp11ra ion . 7
11 trustee of the
& A. M, of C0111
and
lodge, A. 1".
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—DANC|NG SATURDAY NIGHT
'i‘own Assembly Hall. Grace. Bros.‘s
'1' piece orcheslra—Cuthedral Clrlrrrc's.
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.\:1 invitation dance will be given
this evening: in the Royal James 131';
Ihy Misa Susan Coley, of Cannondale.
A large number of Norwaik people
will attend.
friends of“
11nd Mrs. H. Young:
at St. Joseph‘s,
Joules Holder and family 11re7
it across the South Atlantic States ho: \i‘llfllg at ”“7 home Of her "1011191,:
ills wife and three children
7rew days 111111 an luJui'eu pack and
bruised head.
Nelson Brown arrived home from
Detroit, Sunday, and will remain here
for a week‘s visit with his parents.
Mr. Brown holds a position 111 the fac-
lOf‘y of the Cadillac manufacturers. l
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The. members of the primary class- 7
7 111" 0, 15. Brown is visiting with re ies and those on the cradle roll of the'
latives in Stamford. IMethodist (hurrh enjoyed a lirrlei
m Christmas on Friday afternoon. A tree‘7
1,). Fret-mom of lieimil irespieudent with colored 11;; his, andi
11 “Wk ““11 "“13”“‘8 111 laden with gifts for the little people
Air's. (‘.
spending
is
town. leharmed ti: 3 e1 'cs of both the .voun: l
met-rs and mothers. E
Mrs. i). ll. Xeide has been under the -.
doctor‘s care for the 112151 “Wk. 5‘1"} The members of Hazel 11141111111111?
“Ting ”0‘11 H ””11 WM- ji.odge enjoyed an innov'ation at their"
luric-ding Friday evening. in huVine' a"
Alll’t‘il “flilt'l' is ri't‘ii‘lills «'i WNW" t‘in'i'strnastr'ec 011 which were Drew
of his 11111111011 With 111.: cousin, Mission“,- 101 NW} magnum»; The 0,177, ,
Elli! Slim“). 11‘ Larclimoni. i011 pruned a 1911' enjovable one and
111111111 laughter and inspemion ol gifts,
“11* HOW“ 1>- “015“ “h“ 1"" 13*” 11 an the oidcr of the e1 earn, !
indisposed 1111' some time, is able to be! '
out again.
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: The leap year dance which has being
3121 course of preparation for the past .
on month, and which will be held in the,
‘0 " I)” 'i 01111 iiall, Friday evening, promfhes:
:to b1 11 decided hit 111110111: the young!
1folk of the town as well as many out.
of—town guests. The hall will he an:
,‘propr'iaicly drcoraird in keeping withl
ihe occasion and the dancers hope to}
17.777, (.777777777757 1777777, (177755 071 7777., ’1-njoy one of the 1110.11 pleasant even:
diethodist i‘hur'ch is arranninn an at- inns they hm“ Md ”"Miw “' l” a.
71raetive program for its January nicer-71"“ ““1“
lug. ' 7
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Miss Elizabeth Kelley 01' New 110»
'chelle is enjoying her (‘lll‘lb‘ilmis vaca-
tion with her parents on Carter street
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Mr, and Mrs. llegelein of South Nor
111'11lk were Christina's guests at the
home of her father, C. i". Meade,
W. H. Reid has sold his cst' rte
liackctt‘s llill, i‘onus iiidrc,
t1- Holding in Stamford.
.\ii s S'tll1 loop '1', :1 lliii'lil'l' of t‘cn.
tr-r Sulrool, is spending: the holidays
with her parents at Walden, N. Y.
on the
the Congregational
(.‘imrelr,\S11nday afternoon, to watch:
the proceedings of the (.‘onnnunity':
tree. exercises which took place at
p. 111. St. Mark's (‘1‘101'12 augmented by,‘
many volunrecrs, started from the?
church. and carrying candles, n1:1rchedf
to the tree, sinking: "0 (‘ome, all ye'
\lr.:111d “Y“ Leland “WWW and faithful." After reaching the tree,i
'young daughter 01' SHHDTOI‘L ("‘0 , there was more singing. The tree was‘
*lit’l‘ (“HR “1' “Wk Will! in?” Wm'icover'ed with runny electric lamps, and}
.liVi‘b‘ in 10““ , when these were lighted, the tree pie-‘7
"”‘*'“’ sented a very pretty appearance. .\1'
Frank ““11".“ is “0m“ “'0‘“ ““1139”: the top of the 301001 tree was: 11 large;
enjoying his vacation with his par-71.7,” rpm..- ““5 “pm “glued “7,1,- 71,1.
11“.“, l’()Slmll‘.~ir'l 'lllll ,‘llh‘. ”1‘!er l\“l' lqinging at the “(1‘1 had been (-nlnl)le‘-‘
101'. “WI“ Sin?"- ed, the choir marched back to thei
7 lchurch. The whole affair was very
7 Mr. and Mrs. Joint l. D111 cnpori and ' 1ple11'1'ing and created 11 107 of interest 1
Mrs. .11.1.011nsburyspeni (‘ hrianaS' The “.711. “777 be 177,177...) ”my melting;
Anny at the home of Percy Davenport 77,75 week 7
'in G l'.ellbrook 1 7
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‘ Willi. "Willi?
Continued from First i’aae.
liver but) prr'sons gathered
green in front of
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Mr. and Mrs Andrew liersrun are
spending a few 11'- eeks at the home 01’7
their daughter, Mrs Michael (oieman,‘
at Rldgcfield.
A Water pipes are being laid through
‘lirinrflkeiholl’ auntie on l'i'gospeci
illieights where a section of that night ' .
1' spot i“ NS! hem" th‘lOlfi‘d bell for defendant. Motion for judo:
.... 111.1111 or answer. 7
Miss Malvina living is enjoying her! Srdcnbham Corporation vs. James'
vacation 111111 her aunt .\i1's. Mortimer A. Meek. Keogh and Candee rcpr'ev
7, rving 77,777,1c11l11111 plaintiil and Joseph R. Taylor.
1"loi oeiendani. iii-fault i‘or failure to;
‘ tile answer.
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for that place on Sunday.
“‘ 1 1121171111th Geiger vs. (‘ity of Norwalk
George Stevens of the New liamp' \\' :.1l h and lluhhell for plaintiff,7
shire l’niver'siiy, son of .\i1',:1nd Mrs .lutlal'l \l. Lockwood for defendant.
. 1 . 1'Iloi.us for prosecution. John H. ’l‘ot'
‘e r' e . Stevens of Ra t avenue is 1
" 0 g R h 11.1 11 111111111 11 Caniieid. 11111111,
11111 liubhell for plaintiff and FOSlL‘l‘l
and .\ir;"11:an 1"01 defendant. Jury;
7 Miss Eleanor \\'.ood accuiliiumiedhy7.\i.111on tor mediral examination of
11 schoolnraie fr'om Smith College, is 111111111111
spending the holiday va'talion 1111l17 " Im‘d 1‘7
. , ,. r 1 1 I . Quinlan for
her parrots. Mr. and Mrs. \l. L. \\ 00d. .777) 101' and Louis
spending the vacation in town. 7 7
Austin 1's. William l‘:lfl‘(ill.;’
plaintiff and J.
(loldshmidi for de ‘
0f 1’01“” Ridge. ' i‘enoont DefQ' s motion for 1110.11 '
..._..-..._.. 711 1 1 die statement.
Sidney R. Chichester sustained a (harks l1. Thorpe 1'.s A. 0. John 1
' r' '11'e1ncntinfr0nt "'“‘ l- 0- (““59“ m"
fall on the hppe) p “111111111 1‘. 'i‘annnanv for defendant
or Sillrmnns siort’. dorm: the recent Pitt .1 motion for judgment i"or 1111111
icy condition of the 111ilks,11l11111 nc icf r.“ 17“er
1.1.1110 for :1; 1110111118 1 Rav.mond oi al. vs. \\ 1| 1
hour ll. Fisher, ct. u\' Llnxweiler
_ 1 “.110 H. Megeman for plaintiff and J. J.
(‘unco for defendant. Deft.’ s motion7i
'io :irike from the docket.
Jilin W. O‘Corrnor vs. Arthur D:
\Vhiteside. Keogh and Caudee for"
pla'ntiff and II. R. Sherwood for do-
'1111dant.l’iff.’s motion for judgment
for 1111111 oi an answer.
plaintiff and
CL'ssil' 11': :l his real: 131111,;
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)cnfi\
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Bonds of Thrift
% ' lu‘dw aid (‘. Nash vs. Samuel.) Stew
1:“ _ 1:1'..' l. 0. Gregory for plaintiff and
fl’ NOW Open for Entry .1 Lt’o Davis for defendant Defendant‘ si
"t a. . ' . ‘ motion for judgment for want. of bill '
.;. ' ' 1 ' ' of particulars.
: 3 Entries must be made this week if you wrsn ,,,.,,,,, 11.1.1111... 11.1 a, 1...
‘3‘ . ' 11'-r, et al.1 Keogh mad gander! appeal:-
. ‘ . 111,: for p aini an owers an 7.
331' “S to send you a Cheek for neXt ChIIStmas for defendant. Plaintiff's
‘~ , . -. ' 1"11011 for' judgment by default.
3% . . m l 1) ‘ 1 1 .1 ‘ 7 >1.
:72, With 4 per cent. interest. Joseph l1. Reml 11 1s. blew 11a .1-
5?; bionic. et al. J. R.‘Slrer'wood’ for
3‘ $ .25 Weekly Deposit Christmas Check. ...... $ 12.72 7. ltiililliiitfl angefléngnéjeggfi 7 (i111! 7981.
:‘1"'5° Weekly Deposit Christmas Cheek " ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 2544 I : .iru,'1'oe11t 011 counter claim for want7
a}? 1.00 Weekly Deposit Christmas Check. ..... . 50,88 «#11 1.7 “15“,,
if 200 Weekly Deposit Chrstmas Check . ........ . 101.76 19 1111111111111 11' Oi‘fen 1's Leon 0..
5.00 Weekly Deposit Christmas Check,
1111- People’sjfrusi C0. ,7,
7‘ South Norwau, Conn.
'Tli Goodby Rankin Company 1's. ‘
Ray H. Sherwopd. Leo Davis and;
,i‘.. .1. Quinlan for plaintiff and Gray
'zuul (lr'ayfor defendant. Piff’s mo
tion for taxation of costs. Defend-
ants motion for additional bond for
costs. ’ “'3"
"i‘ooker. Keogh and 11111160 for plain.
tifi‘ and C. N. Wexler for defendant.
Plaintiffs motion for default for fail
are io file answer. ’
Frank 1). Lawton vs. Roy C. Les-
ter, at 111. Keogh and Dundee for
Plaintiff and,Bowerav and W. for de-
fendant; Plaintiff's motion for de-
fault for failure to his answer.
Francis J. Blackwood vs. The City
of Norwalk. Maurice Land for plain-
254-40 1‘;
11..
, tiff and E. M. Lockwood for defend-
om. Plaintiffs motion for answer for
judgment.
"om wuwrmvmsm mwrim rm 11101111111111.er rmmmuw M 3111‘
”There’s 1171:7101) in this city that. can-
5m Wmmmr «panorama:
THE SOUTH nonwar. K EVENING snowman
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ospnlile 7 1
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OW BA 1.11319 ' HOWLAND’S
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Enraanca on MAIN 512, F AIRFIELD Ava, Cannon Sr.
and 1...-
As the year goes, _ 5
so mustiine suits '
for, women.
B1 end of this 11 eel. all the line suits for \\ omen ‘7
should l1a1o hurried out of the :lor.c
For a very good reason!
And here is the reason briefly stated.
A new price has been given each such suit.
’l‘hai price. (night to be enough to do the hurrying. .
it is a small price—
.125
but a very 1.11.111'c1'i'ull
$42.50
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“'J‘hat doesn’t look small". “v
\evcr' tireless, it is. '7
For the $25 suits have been $30 and $40 lately. 1
And the $_ 2.50 suits have been $45 to $85.
We said finest suits.
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Hero is how fine!
1. ‘1 Bolivia cloth, rich brcurdelotli, finest of iino'scrgcsi i
r \
A grc out many trimmed 11 ith iurs of the most beau-
tiiul sort
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3 " And of splendid color range too! Blue grccnl
brown black burgundy.
’ A few luxurious velvet suits. 25
1 . , .
' But we’ve no lune now to
flank of the beauty, we simply
want to sell them qnnltly-«and
Wfi * 1 . Where it is 1100111111 to make changes, we’ll have 7 'r
. t i 4 . - .
so 111.1110 them icidv Thulsday
morning at . ~ «
them ready for wear on New 1'1’5011' Dav
$101111] floor.
.
Brusseils rugs
love ‘ son/ice !
No rug has a greater love for hard work than the Brussclls. _
It just enjovs being put into the hard places. It smiles up from tho
1111erc. it is trod heavily upon ~ It 18 {11111115 bright and chocri’.ul _
Brussells rug has no quarrel with its work. It stays put. Never find a Brus- i
sells “crawling" away from its proper place. It stays put 111111.st11ys-g,w0dl "
l t11011 it does uitlistand wear! Seems as though it improved with hard usage, 7'
a 1110s ‘ ‘
Here are Brussells rugs that add one other gr at advantage to thesefarnilyj '
qualities. They are woven without a seam. ' "
0n gre eat big special looms they are produced 11 hole and perfect and with no“ 7
seam! That means they will not Show wear first when anv other tvpe of rug must i
show it 1—11'het'e difierent sections are stitched together. ' 1
Of rich tan and brown colors, in small 111101 or patients of the Persian inspira- i
’tion, ”equallv suited for dining or living 1‘OOlllS:-- ~ '
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floor 1
'1: 81/, by 10%: feet— :25 \
1... 9 by 12 feet— $27.50. ,7
41‘
And here, too, are Br ussells carpets for use on 51111111111 or through hall, lil1e— 1' " 7'
.wisoii ismall Persian patterns and rich colors—$150 1' d .»
Carpet Hail, third floor. . " ‘~ ,
‘ . 9‘1- ‘fli' ‘ if. 1 “ii"
Nowior “ ’5
, warm underwear! ’ _ 7‘
l Men 11110 ve hated to give up their lightweight underwear, 11111 do it in. , ‘ " 7.
hurry now; if they are wise. "’ 1
Proper guard against cold and breeze will save doctors’ bills—and also nnrcli
discomfort. -
Heavy warm cotton. shirts and drawe 1's-75c ,
Gray action-andwool shirts and drawers, nice 1vcighl,-—$1
Union suits of ribbed cotton, heavy‘,—-$1. 25 “ ' ~
Splendid union suits of heavy gray wool-.and- cotton mixture, ribb
”'1‘ th‘
, Right ‘0! Main street"
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