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fourth anniversary of their marriage, Mr: Catherine Hezncssy , Spring Hill ment was made in St. Mary’s ceme-
yesterday. avenue. Besides his pile and daugh- tery, The pail hearers were William ‘
ter. Eleanor, he is survived by a mo-l Hines, Charles Hardy, Charles Smith.
Dr. Harry llet’feran, of Nor'Walk.;tl1e1', Mrs. Catherine lit‘otieSsy. 3111's,!)extet' Jaines,‘1l2d11'artl Williams, andt
spent the weekend with his mother. Margaret McGarry, Mrs. John DCJohn E. Levis. [C , .
gilrs. Thomas, ilet’feran, of Ot'chardl-‘lynn. and four brothers. _—._. i 4.»,
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PALM BEACH SUITS
$8.50. $9.50, $10.00

Cool Cloth Suits, $10.00

This is seasonable weather for 5
these suits. Bathing suits $2.00

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Harris 81 63115

all of Norwalk, 1

11;; *5; iand Thomas W Hennessy 0f Beacon A tmrful, light-hearted wom'itn
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'Cnl'tgl'tfislllan E J Hill expects to F:1ll.~',1\’. Y. Funeral services will be “10 joy of a man‘s life. Beauty “12”}

11'eturn to Norwalk front \\ ashlngton. held Thursday morning at 830 o'clock1fdd1. a good tigute “1” 11111159111111
JOSEPH DAVIS
83 Washington Street

Charles E..l w
Estret't, Danbury. 1Patl'it-k J., John J. LlGHT-HEARTED WOMEN

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Sto-aRt-lte corsets
l'took themselves!

Can you imagine the comfort of a corset that do 1

this week. Miss Clara llill, his daugh-1at the late home, and at 9 o'clock at 111,. (113,111 01-11,.111111 and (.111. ert‘ul11e~s1i
1e ', will tttuin with him. 151 Marv 5 Church interment \\ill be'1
-———- !at St. Maire . cemetery,

Frank Sturtetant and bride, of Chi-
1(~ago, are visiting his parents, 311', and'

will random to the end But how canl
3a 11 01min be cheerful and happy 11 henl1
1dragged down by some female (le- 1
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That’s A" 1 _ ._._ 1 1 1 “1 I _ W .11 = ,1 ””1121 111111;.) 3191101?“(15111111213316 1.11.9 13111110111... on 111. 11.91 ,. of a 111 , -;not have to be pulled into place and then hooked—on
'- 1 1 1 ' “ ‘ ‘ ‘ L “ tons nett (1 (11111 3 ‘
1 1 . ‘ " ' ’ 1 ’ "‘“‘*“““'"‘“”"’ I Harold Alt-helium. of Main sift-(‘1. i‘ig a-t 0 otlock from St ll: .1'_\’ s1 Lydia l5, “1111111111111. \‘eketable (10:1,.i1h00k ill 8 time? ' ' ‘ " '
was in llanliurv vests-111111, on busi- Chart-h, and were very laruelv attend ‘ ' .1 ,1 1 _ _ , 1 1 1
. . - - pound is the standard tented) 101 such That' 15 tile Sll- Rite $2
'17 . . - 1 COTS .
NOR ALK ness. 1;]. Rev J. J. ‘.‘." it‘tluinni s officiated at 111111911151 1,111.ng 11111 1.1151 40 1.1.1111.“ H31 ,1, 1 1,1 1..
'l », . ”W" . ,,,._ 111l113111‘1‘11‘f'.‘1”1.11“flying1.131111%}.“2thousands ”‘5 h'm-“S have been mad-'1 By a Clever device it fairly hooks itself. " All that’
V 1 111m”, ,xtllldrllfl. of ((11101 a enue, tent sitern so 0;. 1.11mi ('Ontitbu 111111111. by 11115 woman‘s great minted). necessa 1 t t l l d h h
63 Wat“ Street .SOCIE Y1was a 1151101' in New York ('it)‘, yes trons were large and beautiful. lntt‘r— 1.1111. “1111111111,. ills~A1lv l'y l5 0 g‘3 l in O pOSi 10" an pus t C Clasps i.
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lock them. Then it is as easy to unlock them as it wa
to fasten them! . . . .111

I. Five seconds to put :1 Sta- Rite corset on only anothex
jflve seconds to take it off!

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I‘tll'Pt‘it>i 1,1' No.11‘alk and 1111.117}. “w

l . 'Exhibit of these remarkable corsets here this week.",1

I’rnbubl)’ .~-l11 1'1'2‘5. and Lhundt ‘.‘>lt)i‘lll.~ Announcement is made ot the mar» are 1” L1lr.tlanunt's tuut'rnl parlors in
tonight and \\‘1-d1n-sdzit': ntmtot'awlv 1.111 1 111-\11,,11., , _ . , South liaiilsil‘t'm.
_ 1 - 1, - r." . s. “intuit l‘aultnt‘ _\l:t,\- t - - ‘
“and; 1111.?! 1311111]! “Hills! 1111-” [1111: (-or'k dauuhter of \lrs (‘eorgo \ '\l'1v. “m- 1 1 . MOdEIS for a“ the Vlll'ymg types Of figure: styles “1.3
sure l.~ 11,-.1 .11,1 111« “Wall 1» 1' air 41111. ’ 1 ‘f ‘ " ’ ‘ ' ‘ " Funeral 31' Mrs. Samue Romano -
mm 11111 111111111111 11111 to... 0. 1,... 1111...... ,0 11.1.... AN“... 1 give correct and graceful carriage combined with true coin}

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'of the Aliltlilzlt‘llliill Mountains. ’l‘ht- liiltlm‘. 'l‘ltt' ((‘l't'llltilly was l11-ld in 1 d r1 - fort.
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northern liltnn- low lit1~z mun-d ('ti:~l' liwiuht l’lat'n t‘onmw-uaiional Church 1,11‘lllont.tno, “1“) mm MM” a1 1110 111‘ 1 - ' :
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Lake Miltt‘l'lm' 'lii'l'“ hi” ”"11 i! “5“ 11'1“ a long illness, Will take plat-1‘ tn-

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been a frequent \isltot' llt‘l‘t',

 

3:11:21 ‘1‘3‘1112321 1‘11'1‘1111‘131’ ‘1‘ 116”" 111111111“ 1’_ 1 . lullllt‘ and at it o't'lot-k from St. .loE
01'1‘1' tlu 1.11111. \\llll llllllltlt 1.4111111. I A special (litlll't‘ will be hold at the r‘t‘lill1fi (‘liill't'lL I‘lli‘i‘dl will “”191
except in the wash-1'11 M‘t'lltlll. 'l‘hun-l Norwalk Country t'luh on 'l’uosday 1-1‘— liltlt't' in St. Mary‘s (‘t‘lllt‘lt'l'y, Nor-l
(let'storms‘also tit-("tin wt in 1l1t- (‘1-11- 1,111,114. 013' 31.11. A bullet 511111,”. will walk, (.‘onn. l .
:ral (.olf Matt-s. \ortht-rn .\1-\1 lulu." 111. “.111.” 111 H U1t'ltlt‘k. 1111511. 1.11.1 | 1- 3g 0r
- and also reports ram. l’lt'ssutt 1s . I '
high th-1'1 lllt' llnlitltlh and on the Spenh-l‘s ”'1"l“‘5“1“- 0" ”"‘ e1o11inu{ Funeral of Mrs, John CO: 1 l
. :North Pacific t"Iit.\l, and low (l\t‘l‘l"f tilt" l"ourih the- regular vlub dumt‘i “1‘11. f"111111.1l (11 11,-. . 1211101 \'. 1w o
’. Utah. Fair wttuht-r [:l't'Hlll> in.thelwill lw held. 111th- of lolm t‘,oe oi lhitlgtpot't,1\ho' travc lng ncc 5.
northweastt-rn and plateau status. __ (“pd Sundat ~11 tht .\'ot\1alk llospit'tl. ‘ ‘ .
‘— llliss lilizabctlt llawlntrst, oi 23.1mm held this :tftvinoon from 1111 Eustl

1 t. WEATHER YEAR AGO TODAY
1 'l‘t‘iupcrttt 111'11: Low.
32. Partly cloudy,

City News

~Ethcl Barrymore in Metro super
feature, "The t‘all of “(’1‘ People,"
Palace ’l'hoaa'c today.

”Members of Nm'walk's ptlllt't' t’orce
held pistol practice this afternoon, at

West Main siren-t. and 311's.

extra value-"$6

1 ‘Handsome strong good-looking handbag to hold all th%-
, little needfuls that one doesn’t care to pack in trunk, worth;
3750— $61

Of cowhide that is good and solid and strong. Dyedgfil

grich deep black. Made on a steel frame with a leather lift-11
dog which has a good deep pocket. Finished with polishedl
1 lock and catches. ,

Easy to carry because not over-heavy, sizes 16 17 andl
jd8 inches long—full value :57. 50—- $6,

() \\1-1 \1tnuo \lt thodist E [ll-11 opal (bun-111‘,
llawhurst, of t: Quintard l’lace, l‘etttll\~<1Rm Harold 1; W ilson, pastor, otlit'iat'
(‘tl to their homes in Norwalk last 11'-11 1nd ”11.11115,“ \\.-1. in tho Nor11'1lk

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onion, after having t'njoyt'd a sojourn1C-mnmm“ 11 1

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llig'lt.
at the home of friends, in ’Bt'Ooklyn,i ____._1 1
N" ‘1' 1 Funeral of Charles Wilson"
I The tutu-1'11] of Charles ”\\‘ilson. M"
will be lltltl tomorrow1
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Robert .1 tt'iltox was last 11 oek on \\thli \mwall;
a visit from (hicago, ill. to the home flout the late home Rev. it
of his sister .1111] br,other \it's. (‘harles1of livttion will ottirialo and into -r1nt‘nt1i
l tztnnor, oi South Main street, ' and 1 “in bp in _\'e1v ltror-,helle\ . l
Edward \\‘ilt-ox. of Burbank street.

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Michael J. Hennelsy

Illr, and Mrs. Edward J. Finnegan. Michael ,J, liennossy died Monday
of Main sin-vi. allit‘ilt' ('t’it'bi‘med ilipiafternoon at the home of his motherul

MARY PICKFORD
In the big Artcr‘ait picture, "A Roman cc of The Redwoods."
hTeatre, two days, Wednesday and Thursday

at- the Regent

 

Riverside avenue range. ' " ' ' - -- — -- . ~— ——— 1 Third floor. ..I'.._ ‘

A meeting 10f the Men's Club of . 1 l ' 1 1
'l'rinlty Church will be held tonight in .
the club rooms. Washington street. ' 1
followed by :1 smoker. ‘ i, 1 ......

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——Theda Barn in st‘Ven part Fox .3 , Arfe you Erupts 11 New teapot w1th~

t ‘ " ‘1 ‘ 1 .l S l," l": it t" W '17 1 t Ol‘ a 80 IO?- .
lettttte. “I 111 111 on I 1 t 1 lid that cm,t fall!

 

Theatre at 2:15, 7 and it tomorrow.
Clifford Stdddard. of the pot'r‘rnntent
Food Committee will address a meet-l
, int: of Norwalk ('illlf‘ns at tho Nor-|
walk Library this afternoon.
——D:1nte,(lirls‘ltitndlt' Socltty
31911' 5 Club, '1rinit1 ( butch lloodner‘ a
Hall, Friday owning, lune 2,0. Ster-
ling-\\‘ellnitz orchestra. Admission 25
‘centa.
‘ No chant: ‘ is toltottr-d toda_1 in the
1‘condition to l4.1nil (11st ”Mill inju. 'ed

i Needles are flashing all over
this broad land.

11 Jackets and sweaters and

:ahelmets and all sorts of warm

'iw'ear- things are being made for
l.the boys who soon begin their
work at the front.

ll, Plenty of yarns here for

I.thcm; what comfort those gat-
meals will insole in the cold
days to come.

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What Is Your Cat?

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tyootl Emit”

You. out littliom its pos-

sibilities until you have

lost ”ed. it out with aKde-

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that make such delicious an
fragrant te

Those earthenware teapot!

$15.
1:13

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With a lid that is hooked 0'
so it simply can‘t fall off whit
one is pouringl

15'

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r'mnaug’efi‘ -,

1 Handsome brown or blac

jc1t finish, with gold-bands

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last Wednesday night in an autumn-t ,- 1 1 1 _ -
bile flCCldHll in lit':111t"l1\'illt', Althot1oh1 1 .9. 1 1 cher “my work 100 With edge, 3 SlZCS——,$l.l) $112
1 and $1.35.

he sustained :1 broken littt'k and pttnc-_
tort-(i lung. injuries which at the tiutt“,
it was believed would cause deathl
within a short time, (lustal‘son is still:
living, nearly a week 41tter the .11-11- -

.= The Sign of a Reliable Dealer
and the W orld’s Best Gasoline

Special appeal to women for
their own use or as gift to
somebody :—

Pillow-tops to be embroid-

pentlahk, 'V'tsoline. ‘-

Use So—CO-ny. Not only

9!.

5. -’ Y-" f...
t{_ s. “:1

1» a; '1 _
#2 4'1.»

Plain brown or' green. 1
sires—65c to $1.05.

Plain black, jet finish“!

 

 

DEALERS \Vl-IO SELL

 

dent. llis rendition is still regarded; i 5.11. o o QOCO 1 1 1 1i 1 1 l 1 11 1 1
A . a a . NY MOTOR GAbOLIRE cm 111 eyee s or so 11 pat _
mimicdm: 1 f\' 1 \lill‘tt"1 ' 15 1t 1116 Plllet and 130'th N 111 501,11 Norwam terns—50c.. sizes—30: (13c and 75c.
1 3131- ‘1 “117151 11 ' - ; orwa . - Scarfs trimmct with filet . . ,
.1, , 1 11" one} m the Lit'r‘hflt'ld munit't , — ~ . l. '1 '- . . p, .1 1.1' . 1 L, ,, Mottled brown 3 Sizes
2.3;..1E.H..,1...1 tn wmsmt rx-idui-E but CVCl'y £31101] IS >lk6 :3, limit.“ Bum” 1.’1.1n.11;-fllct lace—20 by 54 lllCllCS—/SC 05“ 78c 85c fl
From ltet bu hand lie-1.31mi” l‘u 1 1 ‘ C. K. “111,1“. ”111,11“,111:11Ce-; 1111111 51 illld $1.50. 1' 1
gene Brooks, suptt'intondent ot' (har'I 1 CVCI'y OthI‘ ga11011, 110 1201;. Lockwood & n5111;131:11111111111111111111511 Combinations Of 50“ mice 1_ Fourth 1100!. M.
fies 31‘101111111111 T111111 1113111111111?“ . pauldipeusscr sun ainsook, all finished except «A... ,1 :‘e;
Rovember ‘29. 15100, in 111114 11111 11 ‘ 1 1r] 1 1 (fiddler) (‘1 11111111111111” 1 ”1’1. :1”
and separated in .1111}; 1901. 111-5; "latter W (310 you. Olly 1L 1: Reynoms 1110101 .1. 1111,111,,1‘l11lc pretty embroidery one is 1 1 ,1,
1 mom 1:11” 1111‘ 11151011111 or 11” a 3 Car Fomvanr 1'3-,'“:0'S1"““°" 11% d0 upon them; others of Sterling silver 1
daughter, Anna .‘l‘dy. aged ‘13, My, That 111651le )70tl (1011 t . .11 A1111?” Rowe (Ped- 111,2112.111111%][1111511111] flUSll‘O-US crepe dc chine to be for t H b 1
- - _ 113done with solid embroidery or a 8 ea“ Y-

Sumuel 'l‘avlin
\‘aast llt'ot hers

. . . - - cocoa? -
Brooks was stated to be 191)? T, B. Wickwrre

”French knots—79c and $1. 50

 

 

‘ hie. Mrs. Brooks said he seemed diS- 1 V ‘ ( 1' , a . ' S. B. Wilson . .
91111511111 “.111, 11,, and mum about have to lCcl(..JUblL a dellcate 1). 11111111111 11 .11. “1.11111 11 L t t 1 f N0 whit of deceptton about
‘ leaving for some time. and finally one Saugatuck Mann. East Norwalk 1 '1 11161] goes OWC 5 0r tableware Of sterling Silver,“1

fatcuring Co. lFreuch knot and for solid-

 

 

lornmg said he was £01112. to C31 A. H. 1111111111.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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' tantra, which he did,

' , man's Red Cross book, entitled

Mr. Brooks pays
“If his daughter's education whilelj
Mrs. Brooks pays for her clothes.

The closing session of Miss Eloise,

carburetm every time you

fill your tank.

 

Greens Farms, Ct.
_ ., T.» J. Shaunuessey
’ Noroéén, Conn.
W. E. Ashton

“7. C. Moe
’ lieddy &; Ayers
Motor Car L‘o. _

Cranbury-Norwatk

work—39c to 85C.

Empire nightgown of white
or pink, all finished except em-
broidgring—85c to $1.50.

it is exactly what it appear!
to be. it gives long- satiric
What satisfaction in its 9wa
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‘ ' " Baur til: Company .1 p C 1... 'v 5,.
Byington 3 Red Cross Class, which has [ k f h SOCO ‘I if 1. . . 1. .1 not,
they 0 Or t e . ,11 R H. Spellman Silvermine-Norwalk - ‘1 km“ “00'! ”1 .— Bread trays—$6. 60 and ‘8 50

en holding weekly meeting in .
row-walk Library for the past three’
months, 11 :1» held last evening in the
uptown librarv, and Miss Byington.f
who has been instructing the. class:
since its beginning was presented by'
her pupils with Miss \iabel Board-
"Un-.
der the Red Cross Flag " 1111155 Board-1
man is president 01‘ the - . Cross 80-1
dety, and her book has found muchl
favor among the members of the or- !
gonization. Miss Byhtgton's classu ,
.‘hich is composed of about sixteen
members has been doing excellent.

 

Sign.

It means quick
starts, an eager pick-11p
' and sturdy driving power. ,

Standard Oil Co. of New York

Darien, Conn. 1,

E. T. Bates

Darien Garage

Sterling ' Motor
Company

Westport, Conn.

1 Westport Garage
S'augatuck, Conn.
R. S. 'Putney

Ilellant

Wilton, Conn.
\\‘111. Hartwig ..
It. W. Keeler
Wilton Garage

Rowayton, Conn.
l‘al.ielt )lullaney
Samuel Mead

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Scout shoes
~ stand hard wear.

Boys and mom—Here are
rshoes that will stand more
:hard wear than altnOSt any
othér. 31:” .

Scent shoes; of special-
ttafiiie‘d leather that is heavy
land yet soft; with a sole that
IS very flexible but that is so

 

Sandwich trays—$6 to 1m$1ll.50.E
Compute—3:8 to 1311 "31"?)
Cream bowl with ladle—$10?
Sherbets, set of 6—325. ' id

Salt and pepper holders—4d.“ ’1‘ 1
$6 » . ... . '
Baskets—$6 to 310.76 1
Bitter-ball sets-no 511:!-
.1 Bonbon dishes-H 60 to $0. 76 Qt '
Loot-sugar and cream lets—IGJCif
More for baby-lat. 25 to it." '

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f nation. and it i5 . 't"u H'J‘tur: ‘1 thin: 11'. CJ'JHUI’JLD _
"’fcti’i‘iiai‘ihf‘él... will hold more , _ 1111111111 1“ 111111111 1 u 1 ~11 ough it seems as though it 001d mm forte-11.21 to. 1.
:evetinga at a (More date ' ~ _—— ‘ ..-., ‘ .— otild not wear out! Deep Berry spoons—$2. so and u
— lack or rich tan. 3-" Cum, teller-11150 1911. 510

-—FATTY ARBUCKLE

’_ h “A Reckless Romeo." Regent To-

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iMen’ s sizes-$3 :30} ' b0
shes—$2150 211,14 c133,.

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