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. their attention of participating in it.
' Church's ,_
', meek.
‘BRAK‘EMAN FALLS FROM TRAIN.
jury. yesterday afternoon. With Con-
wannsso’ay, jAN. 3, 1917'
THE SOUTH hdRWALK EVENING SENTINEU
Steamship Tickets
' .For the South
Telephone No. 1230
South Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.
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’ve gotalot of faith in our
coal and you will have, too, af-
11ter you' ve tried some of it.
"Send in your order today. Our
delivery 15 prompt.
Harris 8: Gates
Water St. ' South Norwalh
WEATHER FORECAST.
>2 tiller Norwalk and vicinity: Rain this
“afternoon and tonight, warmer 1115
might; Thursday fair. \ disturbunw
which in control this morning over
lower Michigan is causing unsettled
weather. with rain or snow, in the
Southern portion of the Lake. region
and the Ohio Valley. The front 11111113
of the rain area will probably reach
this vicinity during the afternoon. An-
other disturbance is central over
North Dakota. Moderate tempera—
tures’prevail in all the northern (lis-
irict‘a.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
._ .. TODAY. '
Low, 31): high,
55. Cloudy.
lllll NEWS
The Sixth Company held a regular
Weekly drill in the Armo1y last exon-
' ling- .
with white (hiiion.
‘A bowling tournament will I111 111111
by the {South Norwalk Club shortly. A
number of members have Papicsn d
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W
Jack Denisey ndn Battling Kunz
- have taken over the lease of the Wat
Jck Hotel from C. Larson. They 11111
icing-'11 fine business.
The‘meeting of the Temple Circle
A of the C. E. and of the Boys’ Club, of
the ”South Norwalk Congregational
fives postponed until next
A nine and one-half pound daughter
was born Tuesday night to Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel A. 'Bagley, of 7 Elm
street. Mother and child are (loin:
nicely.
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1' . ~THURBDAY DINNER l
is .a popular‘t’eature at the Countrylw
Club. ‘
‘” llamas any, a brakeman on the New
Haven Railroad. and well ,known to'
irainmen here, sustained a painful in-
duotor: J Austus Roselle, of South}
1110mm. in charge or the funeral,
train. the remains of President Whit-‘
M, president of the Third Avenue
Elevate une,‘ New York werataken
{to Stun ridge, Mass. for burial. 0n
he return this train left Btockbridge
.1 lie'ssie
.hit'ssrs. Alex Roth,
,(111ivetl
, where
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NORWALK
501311111
AND PERSthAl.
News ' .
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IN HONOR 0F MISS ROTH l
There 11 :15 :1 ~111i:1l gatlm 111;. 1i1'e11,
in hono1 ot Alisa llt‘llllllla Roth '13'5
Mr. and .\lr.<. Sit-mood ltoth, of Spring!
street. on Sunday, December iii. Al
111‘1111ing was spent,I
and all marred that it was the be<t|
time they had had during the 311111.:
Games and dam-in; \‘1'1'1'1' indulged 1115
during th11 evening. .\l1l.~'i1 was 1': t1-
dered by Misses titrmina Itoth,l1111-
11i1-.\brpmaou and Many Salitk.
most enjoy able
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i
Al l
10 o‘clock :1 dainty collation was sen;
red, .\ humorou: 11111111 11:15 read?
from "Humorous lituuor." shortly Iw-l
i‘ol'e 12 o'clock. 111 the letter, tl11- \vit‘e‘1
of Humorous Humor. Happy llttplttmws:
wished :1 Happy New Year. and hisl
son, Joyful .loy. wished all :1 most jo_\ ‘
011:: New Year. l
After that souvenirs \: mums:
kinds were presented by Ali-is ltoth
to all her hue-its. l<‘l:1.~'hli,:ht picture
were taken by Mr. Louis St-ihowitz, of:
N. Y. Miss (let'trndt- 'i‘urlov sprung?
the best surprise of ll11' evening, by.
presenting Alias l'toth with :1 benllti-i
ful, and 11111.11 delicious 11:11:11 that she1
had prepared hers-elf for the (it‘t'iISltilI.‘
Those present were: Misses Ger-3
trude 'l‘ariov, ilelen t‘111111o, Edith (‘u't—
Esther Aln'nmson, .lyunie Abranr;
son, Fannie llurowitz, .‘11:1r,vS:11iek.l
Shite}: and Bertha llotl1;'l
Joseph ltoth, lin-l
'l‘:11‘lov, .\111l1'11\vl
lien .\'11\':1.~'l:_\'.
Alex}
of
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none Roth. Ahio
il‘ose, Hyman lh'esaler,
laudoi‘ Harris, .-\l‘t'lll11 1:1'11111111111'g,
llaut1ger1e11, l. lirorskin, Aliie Rain-k
and L. l'),\'1'k, also Miss Elsie Klein.
\lessrs Sannnl Mor,gul11.~1 Louis Let- I
howitz, 11111 Klein .\l11x \\11i::~' and!
Su' 11 Klein oi \11wYoll1'. l
After the old _\'11:11 \\ its ruin: out:
and the New Year run}: in, the cue-ts"
departed :11 :111 early hour under the
miidance of :1 bright i917 moon.
ALLEN—FINCH
The marriage of Miss lluth Mildred
Much to Ft .1111: ..\ll11:1 1111a solemnl-
'.:.:1l Mondnv afternoon :11 2:30 o '11lcol1.1
:11 the residence of tht1 btidgo, .\'o. 7:
Monroe street. The Rev. Louis ”.1
Il1111'1ll,1'e11o1 of St Paul‘s (‘hurcl1,:
ottitiated The bride was .1tlii‘1 11 1111'
white satin, with sill: l!t',l 111stbud and!
at llit‘ of the bride, .\‘11. 7'
‘wreath of roses, and carried 11 showerl
bouquet of white roses anti 1::11'1.1:11ions.1
'11.» 11111111..- .«mw, Miss (111111111 Finch,
11:13 bridemnid. and 1\'o1'11 white1 satin,
and French shawl.‘
11'; 1h silver tri1nn1ings.:1nd carried ul
lace trimmin" :1; also btidul \'1-il with :1?
bouquet ot‘;1inl1 t't!l‘ll:lll(1lls_Tllt‘ bride.
W. S l‘i111'.h
l‘he host 111.111 was l..(i:11'ti11ld and,
the. wedding marth 1111:: pl:'1_\etl by
Miss Hazel \\'ilso.1..1\ wedding dinner;
111Ilow111l the 1:111‘111110111'. ’l‘he btide row
:1 large number of lI-aulit'uli
in1lu1ling nearly11'1'111vti1i11g1
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tum 111~
Iteccsslliv to 1:11 to housekeeping. Thu1
tilt-it 5:11p on ”11 bridal tour was: at
.\'0. Ti (‘11111111' avenue, East Hartford '
:1 tempting wedding supper
. and Mrs. Allen.
.\l1‘. and .‘111's. Warren P. Smith. oil
to Center avenue, celebrated tl111ir‘.‘
seventeenth :11111i\'1-11'.~':11'_v New Year‘s]
lay. They received :1 shower of postal}
cards front their many friends. S1112,
oral handsome gifts were alsV‘i'oeeiv-i
Countless women .
find—‘7'” - ,
that’TNhen suffering from
nervousness, sickheadache,
dizzy spells and ailments
peculiar to their sex—
nothingaffordssuchprompt
and welcome relief, as will
follow a few doses of
BEElliAM S.
PIlLS ‘
A proven women’ s remedy,
which assists in regulatinpthe
organs, and re-establi Sling
ealthyconditions. Beecham’s
Pills contain no habit- forming
drug—leave no disagreeable-
after-effects. eThey are—-
ll
1131' they expect to attend 01 not.
HO'Wl—jAND‘S HOWLAND'S
~4 1W um”,
' “ Clearout
”Of coats
\Vomen's warm stylish cloth coats and
rich new-model coats of seal plush; all
are in this clcarout,
Coats with those big deep square
collars edged 'with fur.
Coats with those comfy collars that
come up closely about the neck.
Coats cut on loose graceful lines.
Coats on semi-fitting models but with
full sweep to skirt.
Lustrous and beautiful seal plush
coats; some of these with effective trim.
ming of fur.
\Vool velour and wool plush andhnc
broadcloth coats.
Black coats and rich deep blues, and
UlOvvino1 warnriburoundv, and brown and
gram—every color that the season has
brought to delight women.
Cloth coats
were $18 $20 and $22.50
$16.50
, Seal Plush Coats
Wore $27.50 $30 Ea? $32.50 were $35 and $45
$121.50 $27.50
Clearout begins
Wednesday mornmg
heme»
Cloth coats
w .va’W’w—w’ ./1 f .4. r .rxz-N z—Nmm -mrN "NN.’ JJ'JW W-W ~Wmm,
Traveler may
carry; a new bag
and yet save l
A natty staunch new handbag or suitcase—Ill It 10111311?
price than usual.
in the collection, 5:11‘15 for 1111111 and women; 5011165?
for young folks who appreciate small tine bags.
The opportunity is due to 111:111111':1cture1"s delay: he
didn’t fill his orders on timc. Now the 1.111s must be sold ‘ '
quickly and that means :1 chance to save!
Handsome \1.111u~-11ru11 bags with steel trame, Khaki
lining made with pocket, 1.1.1.3111» lcztthcrl1audle, sitting
bolts and slidiw1 lock ot 111:155—11'11111155— $4.
Black i1:'1111l111gs in Comm walrus, steel f1a1ne,bras‘3
bolts :mdlocks, sizes 13 to thwwortltgi $21.59;.
Cowhide suitcases of meat strength and fine appear-
ance, Straps right around case, sewfi-ou leather handle,
brass in dis and lock-«,woi'tl‘. $7. '11—— $6.50
Bliltk suitcases in imitttiou ot 111111.118 wondertully
good ot appearance. comtoitablc handle, stout lock and
bolts. sizes 18 to 31—— $4.7 '1;
for women becauscli.
$1.50.—
$1.25. . ‘
Fine and \‘Cl‘}'-Sll'llllf\" suitcases with 111:1tting coveringj
leather handle and corners, stout straps tight around case
tirm brass lock and bolts—~sizes 16 and 118—— 5250.,
size 2-4—— $3.50L H
A ,_ f; ,'
3?: ”51.15. Third floor. ;: 1"1’5
M:1tting-cm'crc1i suitcases, best
light, li-inch size, nice in :1ppcalance—worth
{$1
Down have gone'
some comfortablesl
Right straight out of our own excellent stock,
and fine and warm comfortablee drop in price.
Down they go! Out they go! To send' em out
put cm downlw
Tasteful and fluffy comfortables of cotton with to
eriug of silkolcnc, regular 53—— '52. 65-.-
Satcen comfortables, covering of special Strength an
beauty, filling' of fine cotton, iegular S4-—-
Lambswool comfortablcs, as light as canib‘iei‘and
warm as one could ask, covering of silkolcne in 'attraCti
patterns, 72 by 80 inches, iegular S4—-— $3.50
pattern and color and of firm quality: -—
72 by 72 inches, regular S7—
8", inches, regular 59——
-19
72 by
11311.1 lewd floor.
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The. HO’WLAND. DRY GOODS
Main floor, rear.
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COMPANY
Tmingdale
‘.. .7.
The regular meeting of the Hospital, \l 111% Elizabeth Murphy, of Connec-
Whiat Club will he held at the home tit-ut a1cnue,hns returned from a
of Mrs. Stephen S. Jarvis, “aviewpveeh‘s \'aca'tion spent in bitshurgh,’ R93. R. J. Carroll, in the presence of
avenue, East Norwalk, Friday. Jan-IP11. " ti relatives and friends of the young.
nor; 5. Tht meeting will start prompt- ; ‘ ‘couple After the service, there was
1‘ “t 11 001°“ and the members ate Attorneys Jesse T‘ Dunbar and L801 9. reception at the home of the bride‘s
requested to notity Mrs. Janis wheth- DaVlS were in \‘i‘aterbury, 101183' on parents and :1 collation was served
llegal business The bride was prétttly attired in a.
m.,—-— ,9 l trsve g suit of blue, and her bou-
as or pinit roses. The 11111111111-
maid Miss Mary molten. 1‘1. sister of
The cei'emony was per-.
-o1'n1ed by the pastor of the church,
A.‘
HICKEY—W’OUNG
Captain and hits. Carl A. Anderson ' ,
announce the engagement at their 50““! "0"“ Girl “‘3 Bride 0'
daughter, Miss Lillian Anderson,’to 39"“!
Charles I... vault, ,oi- the firm of
5- ,____.
automobile and rushed the couple into
. it. completely frustrating their at-
11111! their attendants. Taiting this ashttllu Md 5119 13 MSWRWW“
due notice of their intent. to depart ford and Spilngdale 1“. .
foreman in the. Spring. le '11!
the British American R
pany. The copule will
avenue, Springtime.
the guests hurriedlv decorated an
tempts to reach their taxi, which had
been standing for some time in anoth- 1
erplace, awaiting them. They 'werel
escorted to th‘o‘South ‘Norwalk rail l
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