NORWAUi
_ ill. (1. Drake, of St. John street, 1:1
“lied to his home with the grip.
‘18. Charles Decker,
:33me has 1112 11.
mane Cody oi Keyser place, has'
Med 11. position with Vusst Broth-
..1 ll‘tsl 111th“.
an.
111‘. and Mrs. J. J lionnelly, of
Fort. street. are the proud parents
1‘! a baby girl.
I The Third District Commissioners
am! Saturday evening and disposed
~. 11.! Imthle busineSs.
31R. Prigstad ubo i< elnplowd in
NW ‘1' ‘ I W. shoot the week end
at his home on Third street.
“or George ll. Temple, of the Ad.
mint Christian church, is in Boston
may. attending at convention of that
smut held in that city
_ Joe! Crimson is recovering nicely
M a recent operation which he re,~
mtly underwent. lie was routing
Mortality at 111.111.111.11 on St. John
Acrezuler ineeting oi the Rust Nor-
walk unprovomcnt Association will be
laid tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o’clock with Mrs. Franklin G. Brown,
‘ ‘Suvlow avenue.
The Ken Kilng~Klub will hold its
first meeting Tuesday afternoon,» Fob.
«my sixth at the home or Mrs. God-
1m. owner, 13 Cove avenue. All
numbers ore requested to be present
,urgc‘if business will be transacted.
Chester Lemar is minus a coat.
ml a perfectly good cost at that.
unplug £rotu1ds at the. east end of
1ijiIBAWgshintzton street bridge. Sat-
ndsy. Mr. Lemar got too close to
in open fire Vand the. lull of his coat
fitted to burn. Before it stopped
its whole cont was consumed. Mr.
«nor was not burned. however.
1"“ sud Mrs. Curl Anderson, of
M street. celebrated the thirtieth
Nursery of their marriage Salon
in! by entertaining at numbcr of
was. Handsome gifts were show-
md upon them and.
flats they received were many,
.cinlevenina wasenjoyed and n dainty
imitation served. IMr. Anderson or,
liar-tutu Fred, as he is known to his:
' lends. has lived a varied and inter.
_ ting career. He came to this coun-;
try as a boy, poor and triendless. By;
flint of hard work he has risen until
its is now‘the manager of the Eilsz
orth' Oyster Company. It is snid‘
"that there are not two men conncc-uzdt
frithtlte company who have a mental I
who of thé oyster properties alonL',’
not as complete as that of (‘up i
_ _ . He is a prominent 111cm-'
1 tie-Joust order of Elks end is;
in high respect throughout the?
the congratuln- .
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Reliance Social (‘iub will meet
in oftentioon with Mrs. R. S.
'Rowayton at 2:30 o‘clock.
ouso 11t.7:30.
"v—W'WM’S Guild in the
this ,at 2130. Tea is‘erved
to of King Arthur in the
no ‘nt_17:30.
,1” monthly meeting of the
”has been postponed
n’ of; this week to Tues-
‘collédto the fact that
services of intercession
ol. the“ country and
of Coll-830 Club. Noroton, t-Ei.
i1. tensor has charge or the public ,
Warwick, N. Y. They went
young woman and Stoker's lath. De.
Charles 4". Stone. who was MM
inspector in the Finite-d. Stains navy
and now has that-1;:- ti the State insti-
tutions of New York. were told of the
‘\\'edding by special delivery letters.
Young Mr. Stokr: is :1 Dartmouth Col.-
lcge student. ills bride. is an accom-
plished musician and has been a stu-
lent oi‘ painting :11 Art'Student’s M181
gue in New York. About eighteen"
months ago Mrs. Siolit‘s's cousin, the
daughter of Mr. ii .i. C. Smith,‘”wu
mantel! l.lilx"':.. Church, N031)-
inn.
lllu Mir Hall. the loo-J librarian,
as been ill for the put on days.
old M!- lt'. a. Bin-leer, to when the
theory is as dear to an old friend, has
been substituting.
Mrs. Saul 0. Corliss of Free-port, L.
h” h' u visitiJ-x he: 111ml .1. “11:.
Henry Seofleld. and her sister Miss
Annie Sooiieid. at their home on the
’ost Road for the last few days.
Miss Héien ‘PhelpSJStokes oi Nora-
tlon will leave for Pmehurst, this-
‘uonth. to join her mother, Mrs. Arr-cm
Phelpsifitokes, who left for the South
about ten days ago.
in Si.
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Robert Sturges bus returned from
Canada. l
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A. it}. Kinney defeated J. 1). Chop-
mau. also of Greenwich, 34. at tin
Pinohutst golf tummy on Thursday,
land Gardner White of F‘iushmg defeat-
ed Robert iiunter or Wee Burn Golf
: Arthur Bibblns, of the. Post r,oad
who entered Wesleyan Uniterstty last
full. has taken advantage or the few
days' recess betvreen the tw0 semi-st
'ers of the school year. by visiting at
home lie. nrriwd in town Wed Jesduy,
and will return tomorrou night
Stephen Raymond has, been ill for
several days.
Wilbur {Humor has recovered trout
his recent illness.
‘t'iiiluin ii. iiuribuli in ill
home in Culli'iulitlult’.
At his
1 Mrs \iuud Kraft lionuyium the lat
ented pianist who has made her home
at titular (line 'l‘okeneke, since the
our made it necessary for her and
her mother to leave Paris on short
notice. has been on n visit to New
York. closing eoutructs for engage.
meats Mme Kraft, (Mrs. lloncyman's
pron «11111111 name) w1li play for the.
Schubert Study Club in the neur to
lure. Her technique is an exposition
oi the. lt‘ri(lltll2.li)’ method.
m
.‘li‘a‘lfi to 1m \\':ite1nan has returnrd
trout n limit 111 1111b).
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Newton will
soon more in Wilton.
MR.» l'i"."1 ‘.‘."Il:.1 1111111 11115 returned
from u Visit in l‘jtlf‘liin.
Christian ilnrlmnu spent the week-
end Willi 111.5 iuiully bore. 3
i .W. .
I Mrs. E. J. Nuromore of Bridgeport. Miss ilruw Unint- spell! the. week- 1
Slow organizer of Mothers“ Club, is end 111 llt‘l home 111 Norwnlk; i
expected to ndress the local orgnniz-t- 5
lion of mothers at the Methodist
Church today at 8 p. 111. All Million
of the town, whether members or not,
are invited to hear this speaker, who
was to have addressed the club lust.
month, but was ill. it is particularly.
requested that all attend promptly, as
Mrs. Nnromoro must leave town 011 :111
early train, and attention is also called
to the pines of meeting. on it had been
previously planned to meet at the
home or the pmsidrnt, Mrs. Walter
Humbert, on Mansfield avenue; bur‘be
cause the distance. is considerable. and
because the weather is unreliable at
this time of year; it was decided to
meet again ut the, Methodist Church.
and to hold meetings at residences
inter in the year. when conditions i...
walking will be improved.
Mrs. C. lL Etot‘ield and Miss Grace
b‘r‘oi‘ie‘d spun Suturduy in Norwalk.
The. Mlh‘s‘m 'i‘rt-ndwell spent the
weekend ut tlieir'Lypn‘s Pinto home.
Mrs. llirld iiullliutl is on the in-
\ :Ilid list. hi hi r home in t‘finnondale.
Orlando Andrews and (11111in of Hill-
side street,
port.‘
Nortield Grungo will hold its next
regular meeting on Friday evening.
Feb; 9. ‘ ,
Mrs. Eleanor 1131111911111“ returned
from spending :1 tow weeks in Nor-
walk.‘
Mrs. Darrnclough has returned to
\Vustport utter spending nch Week
with Mrs. Prank Bennett. N
The niece of Commissioner it. A.
C. Smith of Greenwich. Miss Helen
Sinclair Williams, cloned on Tuesday
with John Fraser Stokes. Both live in
to New
York and were married in St. Corne-
Frleuds here syinput.lilzu..,with Mr.
and Mrs. Gaylord Whitlock in. the
death or tin-1r infant daughter, whose
will .. be held ‘
,ank W. Geeeory,
{1110an Natural]; and Willis B Bonita
spent Sundfiy in Bridle- B
“I. m «Q. mass has W
to. W duct visit in W
M with Hrs Emu Ambit”.
A most suécessmi costume duct.
under the “spices of the Norrieid im-
pmvenont Association wen given in
the town hall, Friday evening.
\(sivinn Wheeler of Valley
Forge is recovering from the severely
sprained ankle, which she sustained
by a full on the ice New Year’s. night.
“-1;-
F‘fiends there. hare received invitin-
tins-to the marriage of Mics Verna
Gregory, doughter 0! Mr. and Mrs.
of FR Nowtmvn
of this place. can of Mr. and MN. “red-
arid: B. Banks. of Norfieid street on
'I‘hurtiids.)1 eventing. Febtusrv t”. at 6
it 1". in "v- "ivst Congregstionsi
Church in Norwalk.
Hi‘T‘TiNfi THE MAPLES
The weekly duck pin record at the
Norwnlk Alloys was captured by B.
Fulton last week. with a score or 111.
Down; established the highest big pin
score. at 239
The Horseshoe and the (lrocery
Fives will meet tomorrow evening on
duck pine. at the Norwollr Allows.
The once and the Factory team's
“of the Norwsllr Tile 8; Rubber Corn
puny Deanne will roll b‘z pinmnteh
seine at the Not-walk Alleys \‘Ierinos—
dsr evening.
There is now talk of having a reuvth
team in the city clinmniomhin ram.
Just who will compose. the lineup has
not been definitely derided.
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davs, it i‘i sold
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maintained (Adm: ~ro-1n4 ‘ko n'h'.
man line-1': ”hr-tin m4 "—M- m.
bar 21-" the Auctrlcn mer'h'mt-
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were ordere'i "mane" “M" ““4
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NEW YORK, Eon. 5.—-—Thc
American Line received a cable-
gram today saying
4:" “chin New
that the
York Carr in:
ems—o‘eefirMCaiIB k fF h to
American passenger ship to sail1 C 00 0 as 1“ 5
since tun-nulgated her SPRING UARTERLY
new isthmus warfare. , Q F"
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NEW YORK. Fe“. Sr—Qf‘ '2 I" and Authfib { 3
ficials of the International Mer- . ' \. 1
rantile Marine chdtilv, an- m Presenta— "t. it
trounced this morning that the . tion of the 1‘ ..-.\
Emerson Line steamship St. 1. p H; , f! Smartest ,4; .14. ”-1 \
ouis would not 5231 todov. ' .- .j :33" . F _ x .\
NEW vow. Feb. 5.4—». Gcr— = _, Still)? S “in if? 1 , ,1 1-~ ‘«
man submarin e was met 12$ . .on-, nines - ,1 ‘~
Milesweet of the Svi'v Islands on‘ , ‘ ‘ > and Trtm- 9” A ' 1
'an_ an by: the. 13‘1”}. oil tank mings.
steamsh‘o Rotterdam. .1... lat- ,
‘nr'c nf‘v‘A—t; *fms-Oq" nn her ax- Exquisite
rival he». todav. The. "-hnai war. . EmbrOldery
in the raun- ufiunuv fA"nu1-rl ha: 1' -
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h-r bow. cirrus-Perl he‘- dretino W“? nomical Sug- 3"
t‘on. the 0'5th aid and ws.“ 1 i gestions for
not detfii'w“ im- rwra-Wv'nation. 1 1, U: Dainty
A good adv. pays b‘fit in the 11:11 Tsli Lingerie
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over immiarii'n Bill , FASHION
Pnce 251:, (by mail 3Izciz'13n diam Price see (by mail
40c), including a FREE PATTERN COUPON good
for 15¢ toward the pu chase of any McCa‘i Pzttern.
NOW ON SALE
Bicgeimzm Bros. and Chas. J. ii'i—iutz
So. Nos-walk . Conn.
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THE RIGH'l‘l~iJ1<NliURE
gives an a'r of luxurious com—
fort, refinement ard good
taste that means 2-". the (litter-
enLe bemoan an ,ottractive
home and a house where things
seem out of harmony and you
feel ill at cape.
We can suggest
Goon retinas
that will accord with
other furnishings ‘31th
well 1n your home.
The A. .i. Angevine 81 Son C0.
your
look
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station» bill .vhinhhsd been the pet
.‘us Presidentts VW,.D§ the innit-
measure oi: Ecumentmhe John‘ L.
Emmott of Alabama through many
maims oi converts, was the cause
oi ‘iic first. sot-ions overth. ow of Pros
ident Wilson‘s authority turning the
members of his own puny. in the—
ilouss. ltoprosontntives Burnett and
Claude Kitchln. the latter the Demo-
cratic.- tender of the Home. Voted to
pass the bill over the President‘s
veto.
$25.0 0*
ALL WOOL PLUSH
COATS $7-98
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