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Vt’alter ll. Gladney, Jr., manager oftI
i the Clifford Hotel, last evening tender-g,
ed a dance in the hotel parlors, in},
honor of his daughters, Hannah andi
Hattie Gladney. The affair was large-
ly attended and was successful in
every sense of the word. Dancing‘was
‘enjoyed to excellent music furnished
4 by Steriittg-‘tl’ellnitz orchestra. During.
the dance and intermission puntzh was
F you’re trying to ’makh
that furnace behave treat
it to a good dose of our
high grade coal and it will be-
gin to act friendly toward the
family. Prove what we say is
true—ti‘y a ton. or two.
Harris & Gans
68 Water Street
Tel. 721
served, Among those preeent” werer'
lMarion t‘oates, Marguerite Roselle,
"Eiizal ith Slauson, Sue Foley, Lillian
iTwomhly, Ruth Gray, Edna llunke
‘lllPli‘, Nancy llyrne, Eugenia Runnnler,‘
IEstelle Smith. Amelia ‘Jesse, ('har»
" lotte Gorhatn, Dorothy Nutting, Alone?
iNutting, Helen (‘hadeayne, lieioni
’Betln‘, Olive Cole, Ethel Hayes, Nata-
’lie Mact‘ausland, llattie Gtaartey Han-l
,nah Glhdney, Edward Sherman, Ray-i
Intond Brady, (‘linton .iessup, Robert,
.()lirer, :(‘harlos (lonely, Seymour“
Ellyrne. Fred Murphy Clarence Close,
‘Russeil Finch, Robert Mcl‘oflllltl, lu‘d-
{ward Tracey, Richard Gleason. lirati-
{ford Ballard, Fred Lane, Leland l‘lose,‘
Donald Taylor, Kenneth Valentine.
.Foederick Stier. Kenneth Martians.
'lnnd. Leland Leiipert, Mr. and Mrs. l<‘.‘
‘A. Glut-chino, Mr. and 'Mln‘. S. S. Jars
vis, Mrs. W. (‘. Tw’ombly, Airs, t‘. it).
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WEATHER FORECAST.
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For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night; Sunday fair anti slightly worm-
er. The storm which passed over this
vicinity yest‘hrtlay is new central near
Nova Scotin. it, caused rain pr snow,
with high winds, along the coast from
Virginia to Maiie. Pleasant weather
prevails this morning in nearly all die-.
lricts ea‘tt 0f the Rocky Mountains.
There has been a decided fall in tem-
perature during the lost 24 hours in
the eastern sections. The tempera-
tures this morning range from zero to
Valley, Lake ’region and northern New
England. Freezing temperatures were
rtéportetl as far south as Jacksonville,
Fla.
WEATHER ‘A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
'l‘cmpcrttturc: Low, 37; high.
30. 'lt‘nir.
fill his
”Moses 1’. llnllock, ladies' milliner,
also hats reblocked, 16 (‘hestnttl
street. Office hours 8 to 6:30.
Routine business was disposed of at
last, night's meetingr of Buckingham
Post, No. l2, G. A. R. '
littorts art- being made today by
nttiaitle sources, to settle the diffi-
culty that exists at the plant of the
Jimerican Hatters it: Furriers (lor-
potution between the firm and some
of its employes. it ,was stated to-dav
t’h-J the. prospects appear good for
the amicable adjustment of the dis.
g‘lllt‘. ~llnnbttry News.
,Norwallt Methodist Church-«Rev. C.
it}. Barto, D. I). Pastor—The Good
News Campaign which began in
- Sunday under the direction of Re .
M. V. Williams of Binghamton, N. Y.,
assisted by Miles Wing, soloist, of
Boston, will be continued another
week. Meetings will be held every
evening but Monday. Mr. Williams
. will preach Sunday at 10:30 and 7 :30.
Mr. 'Bedient's class will meet at 3:30
a. ll]. Sunday school will be held at
noon, as will the Men's Assembly.
fi-‘oung People’s Meeting at 6:30 will
be led by Miss W‘tng. Strangers are
always welcome, and seats for all
provided.
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x The Bar
O/lel/h (hi/e Serf/ice
isluson, Mrs. W. Stevens, Mrs. Stud
iwell, Mr. W. S. (lladney, Mr. and Mrs.
5 Giorehens.
A pretty wedding will take place
:this afternoon at 5 o‘clock, when Miss
Frances Bailwitz. of 22 Spring Hill:
avenue. will become the bride otg
iChnrle‘s A. Johnsm,‘ of Branchvilled
‘Riev, .i. Benton Werner. rector of the;
Glace Church, will perform the cere-z
mony. lnnnediutely after the core;
ntony a supper will be tendered the;
guests. late?” the bride and grooml
lwiil depart for an .extended tript
ithmughout New York state. Upon! ,
forty below in the Upper Missisrippi'
their return they will reside in Stain!
ford. The bride will be hundaomely3
attired in a blue travelling suit and
will carry carnations and sweet peas.
;'l‘he bridesmaid will be Miss Florence
ilsklyan. She will carry pink carnai
ition‘x. lt'l‘eh estntn, emfwyp .
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itiona. The best man will be ()scari
,.lohnson. brother of the, groom. The}
house is tastefully arranged for the:
mansion. tlrttn and white form tlief
prevailing tints in the color scheme.
I .\'orwallt is still showing lls' patriot-i
dam. From nearly every husiness'
‘house and private residence in town..
the national tricolors are tiring. l
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Miss liut'lis, u ho has been \isiti‘tgi
at the home of C .\l. Sammie in N‘wi
(,‘anzmn, has returned to her home in,
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Norwalk.
5 The l‘. S. ll. of the South Norwalk,
Congregational (‘hurch will meet to:
inorrow and discuss "Healing by"
lt‘aith." .\ll men are welcome. i
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Misc: Harriet Gallagher, of .l'lrooklyn.
.\'. Y., is the guest over the week-end
of Airs. ll. L. De. Forest, of Quintard
Place . _l
! Miss Grace O‘Brien, of Quinturd ave-g
one, has secured a position in the of-j
flee of Judge Joseph R. Taylor. :
While walking on the sidewalk, at'
the corner of Main “street and Union
avenue, last. eveningr about 7 o‘clock,
Miss Edna Whitleck, of S Union ave-
nue. slipped on some ice, and in fall-l'
log to the ground. fractured her left:
leg just abut": the ankle. Miss Whit’i
lock was assisted to her home, and:
Dr. William Tracey" 'set the fractured)
limb. Miss Whitlock is resting today.‘
as oomi’ortablv as cou‘r' M- ~ 5
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A Steady Interest Rate
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When you deposit money in the giving: De- 3
x pnhnentof The People's Trust Company you x i
know absolutely that you will get 455- eom- s. 2
pound inherent ytar after ya: unfailing "‘ . Q
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, You “other have IWIN'ICC at ‘ i
”I ,m'l’fgt‘iml. end you: m if
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testimony to the worth of these worthy machines.
pa; meui of
HOWLAND’S h
Greet warm For a man’s
wool socks—«21:. my papers.
Bill folds and. letter cases
made in just the right shape
to slip into pocket.
Hold things smoothly and
within easy access.
Dull seal, goat seal, long
grain seal, and sea lion.
$1.50 to $5.
Left aisle. trout.
For men whose work keeps
them out-o’-doors all day,
splendid. .
Guard against cold feet and
the it's they lead to.
Natural hue, or black; ev-
cellent weight, regular 25c
and 35c— 2ch
lile'llt aisle, from.
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Here a warmest coat
\ for actlve man
For the man who drives a team, for the outdoor work-
or who has to get around lively, for the lineman,-—coat
lined with sheepskin!
Cut short to allow freedom. Produces such warmth
that it beats ordinary overcoat a mile! Lined with soft thick
warm sheepskin. And made of tough corduroy or duck or
moleskin! '
About two days of cold weather (real snappy sort)
Will prove to any man how much such coat is worth.
$5 to $8.50.
Main floor, rear.
79c buys a.
better shirt "
Such a soft shirt as we’ve been selling are“ or $1.15—
79c. .. ,
No special lot—simply remainders from line different
sorts we’ve had abihese prices.
Good colors, almost all sizes, nicely finished.
And f itth fo.‘wear both now and in months to come.
g 79c.
mirth nit-lo. from. ,2? \
Pick your ‘
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own expert x.
Get his opinion of Howland machines.
Bridgeport men know
-35 much about sewing-
machiues as the men of
any city on earth. There
are any number of them
who’ve " been building
e wi 11 g-‘machines for
cars and years. ‘
We’d like to have the
women .of Bridgeport
bring {the men in to see
these Howland sewing-
machines. Theywillsce
how well they are built,
what excellent quality
there are, how well they
sew. ‘
And then Bridgeport women will have unprejudiced
S
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Prices are $19.5o to £27.50; values are much more.
And any machine is delivered to a club member on
‘ less—~and they are seemingly
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ness for wear a year front now.
But why $25 now and S3
Frankly; that may not be
But apparently it will be.
other conditions, 835 will be :1
Now; these makers may
right. '
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But this is certain: such
buy.
eluded!
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More pretty
, new handbags.
Pouch-shaped bags are the
new.
seen in afternoon gowns
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' ()i’ leather and of silk—SS.
l-landsome new silk moire
bags are made with fratzte.
Effective. $3.50 to $7.50.
Rich new leather bags are
of leathers hunted and treated
by new processes that give
special beauty.
Panther seal-:md panther
goat, long grain seal.
With frame or with stiztp
back—8'5 to 310.
Left aisle, from.
He'ps to
t personal comfort.
Gill’s iodine foot soap takes'
the sting away front tired feet
25c. ' '
Laco is a pure olive oil cos.
tile soap. Fine enough for
Baby. l0c.
47H bath tablets make the
bath doubly refreshing. 20c.
Babcock‘s violet [Slice tal-
cum is fine and fragrant. tSC.
Bradley’s woodland violet
25c. ,
Temple of Allah incense is;
1 «SC I
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rue noWLANo our
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Mam”.
wear sets is of gold broadcloth
. . . wiped with black-and-whiic
lhe , 'lCCUt'd well With tie 1. .
.. ., . . Silk. Novel, handsome, ct-
t.unt hint ot old-tinnyness fectiv e. 82'
any contesting trimming. And
gray and green and brown are
each used individually and
handsomely. St set.
tars with filet edges; and some
embroidered inhaudsome pili-
terns.
have filet and Venise edges:
some
some
There. are rich tucked patterns
(15 well.
while tan or ecru.
and chiffon, a ‘great many
styles——
bath salts. Delightful of odoni Sort that a man slips to
with little chuckle of Content.
both t'umignut and dealer-her. L keep him warm.
Trio-Nu powdered _soap good and full or" cut. nicely
mites easy and certain theimade. th't bind or bring
laundering of fine turmeric discmnfort.-—~usuolly
and suits. 25c. -
How
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" ' ' $25now;
$35 later?
Jusi here—n splendid lot of suits for men.
Styles so standard that men may count on their rig‘u-
Fabrics so good that men will wear them with much .
pride-zttid for :1 good long“ time. ‘
Tailoring such in thoroughness and excellence that men
may count on Soil staying in shape, keepingits good looks,
being satisfactory through and through.
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true.
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Clothes makers tell us right straight out that such
suits as these MUST be sold next Autumn [at $35; that
figured from the new cost of woolens and considering all
fair price for such suits.
be wrong: And they may be.
suits for men will sell for no
very likely to sell for 535.
Men don’t need to he told that it’s a good time to
in this lot; suits in all sizes- from Silo -t(i~—soute
front Hart Schaffncr & Marx and from Kuppenheimer in-
Ilnin floor. rm.
Gray and gold
beautify neckwetu'.
One of the richest neck-
Gold, too, is used without
There are broadcloth col-
SOC and St.
New Georgette collars, too,
and
instead.
are hemstitched
embroidered
l-lere, also, gray is used; and
$1 to $2.50. ‘
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Pretty crepe de chine col- ’
lars range from large to small,
round to square, plain is;
trimmed ,
Some are smartly finished
with buttons.
and hemstitched.
75c and Si.
Snowy organdy and lawn
Soc.
Center aisle. trout.
Nightlhirt that
brings warmth-465a .
For he knows it will surely
Soft firm dumet flannel,
85c .—
(35c.
,iSeuEtllerwltileor‘
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Underwear to .
insure warmth. .
It’s worth being. colic“
“old fashioned” to ‘ enjtJy-r’d
warmth and comfort ’ihit
underwear brings! __.
Nice soft cotton of heat)»
texture, with warm ‘il‘
lining. '
Vests and pants, accordur
to size—~05: :tnd 73c. "
* r. '7‘»!
Girls’ high-neck vestswit
long sleeves, warmly flee'
——35c. ‘
.Fleeced pants for girl
BBC.
Good warm fleeced uni“
suits for children—75c;
Left aisle. rear.
Like silk,
these stockings.
Women’s handsome stoc
ings with boot that has 1 ’
and richness of silk—— 1
50c and 590
That boot is tibersilk;
most impossible to tell f
real silk by the eye.
Some. beauty, some off ‘i"
v Top and foot are of lisle‘
White and black, Soc: “rit
colors, 5%. i ,'
(mod deep-black sot
stockings of medium wet:
23c. To be awarded on
film wear.
Children‘s ribbed ~
stocking that are
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