Allow us to introduce our new company of special Fall suits
for men who went clothing with all the insignia of pronounced
style.
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be curve of the back, the curve of the front, the curve of the
lapel—every point makes a point of indiViduel style.
The colors. patterns and weaves all carry out the idea of get-
ting away from the commonplace.
Prices $15 to $35.
' Rogers 8. Stevens
iNorwalk So. Norwalk
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‘ Balcom has rented the K50;
North avenue. to Robert Fen- l;
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farm that formally belonged to .\lrs.§
Taylor’e- aunt. The pld homeste‘ud.
where she visited so often an a girl.
I has been turned into quarters for the
[ army oillccrs.
annual state convention'of the;
" is Christian Temperance Unioos'
.held this woof—in lliddletown.; N O R WALK I
‘uomnn Catholic curate: will
ctr semi-annual conference ir-
‘ph’s Cathedral. Hartford. to
' Announcements have been received:
in Nnrwalk of the marriage of Miea‘
Elizabeth ’Gabriellc Connor. daughter|
of Mr. and Mrs. John Duggan (Munoz:
to Frederick Merwin Robinson. The:
ceremony was perforated in New lia-l
no. Monday. October‘ls. Mr. Rubin-
son is secretary. of the Steinert Piano
Company. and is wellkuuWn in thiri’
"' city. where the firm formerly had a:
Johnson-Muckridge. “on,
A quiet but pretty wedding ceremony .
rperformed in Ill" parsonage Of the N0!" 1). (‘. Sanford, second assistant quar-j’
walk M. E. church 188! evening M 52.30 Iterniuetqr of licllullin's Yacht t'lub,’
O'clock Dr'hv. Albert E. Beebe. when celebrated his birthday anniversary:
Miss Edna Gflflfllfl Mllel'ldfit’. daughter last evening. Spun-a] friends were::
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of Mrs. Anna Muckridgc, 0' 31 .llerwln present and a bountiful collation wot:i
street. and Wt‘v‘lfty Johnson,,son'of1\lr. ecrved. .\lr. Sanford proved a ueniul'
and Mrs. Carl Johnson. Of Gem'lt‘iOW-‘v’hom and all present wished him umny'
were united in marriage.\ happy returns of the day. ‘
- ‘ i The bride was attractive] gowned in ..____ Z
" I v'ou'are fond of good music. do a gray ave unit and carried a: President Mrs. Charles ilyiibce.I
19‘ (all fo‘lh‘ at the Summit Armory l..:uq zt of wih>e roses. She’waa Hi" Mrs. C. Vatil‘ourvcring. and Mrs. A.'.
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dre snaking arrangements for a so—
Vhl‘lcthn to be held at the Town
ly Ball on Friday, November 2.
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Committeeman Charles A. Yolk
posed/of one of the centrrl fire
horses. The American La
‘ motor truck, which is being
for the city. will arrive within a
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1Itlto communication this evening.
the entered apprentice degree
be conferred. District Deputy
" Cnswfifltl, of Stamford. will be
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*filday night when lllt" Libertv UNI“ tend‘e 'bylllsa 'era Hardy. as brides- Thomas, of the local chapter of thei
Mounting is 10 b9 hi’ld- The” maids . W C. T. 11., are attending the annual?
will be wonderful music in order onj Arvid Johnson, a brother of the stair convention of that orrnnization.
t‘occasiou. room, :cted 6'5 best mam. . Which hi beinlt held
‘ ' : imh young people are well known in todflV-
Taylor & Gohlcndlnllmmce in a“‘,!\'orwaik. the bride being formerly cru-
othcr column that "1,9." are preparEd-ployed in the W. M. lllayehoff Cour.
“ issue bonds to ““3"“? ““5”“- w'*pany's factory ‘in Merwin ctreet. Th.
3"!” WWW-“l" 0' MHW‘ ' govern- bridegroom is an employe of the torn
wt in! required under tHf‘ ““W .m‘ ingion Army Company, y Bridgeport.
terns} Revenue l-“W- .lmormatmn The newly married couple were pro
W111"!!! ”“3 matter wull‘ Te ehteer'II-wnted with many beautiful wedding
My KW?“ 1" ”‘1" enterpmmc f'rm't'gil'ts. After a‘short wedding trip. they
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Building inspector (iarcncc l. 1- :nc 1' “
-ay issued a permit for a garage, to!
; $250. for John Vena. ". Neptune'.
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Mr. and Mrs. Rufus J. Smith, of.
Spring street. were at Ayer. Mass" yea-i
tel-dim visiting the national army|
camp, where their son, l-‘red N. Smith»
holds the poeitlonof second lieutenant.‘
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Sergeant Russell Day. and thinners;
.l‘nrkcr and Howard Benedict. are
apt nding a few days at their homes in
Xorwalk, in connection with special
Capwell-Smith _
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V' cutie. Permits were also given form", marriage? of Miss Ruth iquhel . ’r- i
'mblng work at the home of Mimi Smith,‘dnugbter of Mr 1!!" Mrs.dohu i’rivate Thomas J. Riordan. of‘the.
I' ““310 Charles street, and for wirmgtsmim' Jormcriy of ”I"; c‘gv. now M Tlnrty~ilfth Long island Sound corny;
‘ homes 0"" 1" Sarie, Harbor \ 19w Bridizepmt, to Harold E Cupwell, of puny. at F0" Terry. is spending a brief;
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in Middletownl '
would
that old stove for an tip-to-the-minute Glefiwood.
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Are You Wasting Good Coal
in an old, burned out, troublesome range when a new Glenwood‘
are from 100 to 500.le. in‘every' ton? Just figure the
saving in dollars for one year and then for five or ten years, and
you Will quickly see why it Will pay now as never before to trade '
,There are‘ hundreds of models to choose from at fair prices. .
Get 9. Glenwood and let it may for itself in the coal it eaves.
Complete
- Gas Range
attached to
the end of
”RM.- J. Crcwtpy' 28 inwe street. Providence, R i. The ceremony was pasts at his home in M’ain street. . i
S. J.‘ Simian, ti Somb View te:-; performed by Rev. T, 3 smith. [my
, .. Mr. and .\lr.'. l. "u' ' . ’
wr o! messed Sacraml‘n- tnurch." ’ ~ nentail if’tlmond.
. \ of .‘Ifll‘fliil‘l avenue. cove returned
Bridzcmrt. '
marten-n c (‘flhilL of 14 Berkcli-yl ___‘ ‘ 110?!" an”. hm"! mm“) u “NM
t ' has Sucrcodl'll .‘IISS [.(‘nfl Sal" .‘lrfl. 113‘”? Taylor. of Honey, X. Y., .‘I mum at l‘l'annc Cir-‘2
'1 45 High 5mm“ South N0'"Vflll"‘\'.'htt is spending some llm" visiting in)
tent in the oilice of Town Clerk the East. is a guest of her niece. lir:;.‘
'3. Smith. Miss Cahill was for George N. Wilson ol.’Summit avenue,
' time supervisor for the Southern South Norwalk. Mrs. Taylor came
Afimd Telephone Company. “‘1 here last week from Brooklyn. where.
W gather is popular with a wide
‘ 31 people in 'Norwalk and vicin-
‘V‘leitors to the town clerk'a office
M found Miss Sather most oblig-
Serncn'nt Holiv Tvrcll. of the Thir-
home in Norwalk.’
an Ear and Eye Specialist. and 3 mem- for the past three years have res’lied
ber of the MEdlCfll “93’9"“ Corpu. A'at 53 West avenue. have removed I
week ago today. Dr. 'l'dylor was sent to. l'clham Manor. N. y_ 1 i “I
. the base hospital at Ariston, Alumina: __
,_ - - ..~—-————— where he 13,3 member of the Medical, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick uckle o
it I lN'S WINES-— :Stafl. He has the honor of‘rauklng 83‘“'csi Main street, have, retfmed f’roni
. ”'1‘,“ (milk, Fever, Etc. a commissioned officer. Mm; Taglor a week's sojourn at St.
has taken a lively interest in rea in; Florida,
P{he}:trilitiziilpi['11.lgofiugatisfw.Fathom.antlinalxine- inquiries COMM": -
.1 in; our boys apAyer” Tomorrow}
“I" fgm; expects to leave here to visit..l.. is visiting her cousins, the Misses
Powell COMrafion friends and to inspect the army caulqnfScudder, of Flax Hill Road.
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‘J. Moore. of Lincoln avert tie.
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New York city today, on business.
Complaint has been made to the po-I ‘
lice about children playing in the Hol-
tlpted and will probably be flopped
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gunner: evening in fled Ken's nail; in
loin street. “Upon the conclusion of
the business meeting. '
g'tywlllbe held. An invitation in:
van-- common-mum .
.1. ‘15“ . J .{
'cariy yesterday morning at his home
on Stuart avenue, alter a long lllnesn.l
tv-iiith Long Island Sound Company. The deceased'was 69 years of age. and:
is eniox‘init n‘short furlourzh nt hiil is survived by three sons. Albert W":
SWilliam H., and Richard H.. and by(
. ‘ono
5h“ has been "5“an “9" son. who is. Mr; and Mrs. Nathaniel Curtis, who South Norwalk.
“’ walk man. and a manufacturer of ankle;
'aupporters. lie was a veteran of the
'C‘V“ War, and w” a member mg. the motorcycle. on which they were;
Buckingham Post..Ԥo.12.G.A.R. P505"; last cveningabout 8:30 o'clock. when;
ress tl-‘orum No. 11. Fraternal Forum: riding crashed into a west-bound autoi
50m” river. League. and a)member of the Patrioti.
‘Ortler of Son: of America.
' the Riverside chapel, hour and date to is in a very serious condition.
be announced later. Burial will bu'
' mild: in Riverside ce'ueu-ry. Funeral
Mrs. Margaret Morris of nrooklyu,“ arrangements are in charge of Funeral
.3 guest of her daughtyr: Mrs. wnn'a‘ll Dlrfidof Georle W. Cofln. Jr.
.1 i the Rivenide Chapel, at 2:30 o'clock.
Attorney Edward J. Quinlan m in Friday afternoon. interment will be
made in Riverside cemetery.
10'. North Main street. and making one curred “ his home in Mnfleld, Nol-
:eartbly noises ‘und committing many day morn Ill 3 after an “1.... 0'- ” .‘lebelr wounds were (ironed by Dr. Kai-i and in into the trenches.
.nuleeuces. The trouble is being invm- few‘ days. ‘ His '1“, “-0 was forbeijym
.‘iiise Florence Hoyt. doubler of Ir. irllht ’3' lies mm ‘ fracture
.nd Mrs. 8. item Home! to Syria: of
Alma" "°'""‘ °‘ ““50"“ Coun- .troct. Bthntord. suzvives him. They
Lwere married about twelve years‘ ago.
,'i“te "I." yél
daynt 3 p. In., in St. Peter's
' m ser- churcthldueleld.
. Albert 0. Hauard.
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Albert _.
INltllitiltill TRUE“: $23.33.
Derrickson Hazzard died
Two Bridgeport Men in the
Norwalk » Hospital, and
Mrs. Harry Plait of; (101', IS Badly Hurt
Mr. llazzard was a well-known Non.
daughter. I the party to see to fix the tire.‘
t‘nnries ,i'fodor. and Joseph Ki'se,',bc two civil suits.
oath of 9ll_.Worden avenue. Bridge-'9
*port. had a narrow escape from ‘death DRAFT ARMY"
MEN EAGER T0
:tnobllo truck at Hartford's curvelt
tabout a half a 'mile east of “'esfporH
iBoth Park City men are in the Nor-t
Funeral service: will be held from walk hospital? today, and Mr. Razor}-
jof loyalty to their companies or, their
.. Aclietn were proceedipr,’ regiments is deveihpirlt rat'dly.
towards Br : ‘ on at the time of the. War Department odiciais expect
accident. is believed that they} that complete odicial' reports will be
‘ attempted film the corner at Han-i set at rest forever any doubts regard-
, Iford's Cu . The motorcycle coilld-fingibe desire for real service of tho
Funeral service's will be held from ed with a large truck owned andfgreat mess of men in the National
driven by M'illlemjtypulltowekl. who? Army. Already great ditliculty
was driving towerde New York city in; found in inducing men slice-rally
.from Bridgeport. at the time, and,the,.fiited by previous training for a par:
'mncblno’s riders were hurled head-.filcuinr part of the work behind the
-—- \ ions from their seats. ,‘linee to for'ego Tile" places tvivith the
A be ' call was sent out for the‘ lighting unto. me a or me me
Howard L” “”5- .‘Norwalkmsinbuleuce, m ”Fodor and‘ chanica have answered such cells
The death or Howard bee Reed 00,10“ were rushed with all possible, with the statement that they rather
speed to the‘ local hospital where; would remain with their companies
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rum s- freetured skull and a fractured:
the HIM lee. s badly outing!»
{numerous brulees. Ilr. roller is;
r“ a ‘ ”flaw“, '1‘. h“:
Freoov one!
:ewillbohold‘nllfl'; ‘ gamma. '.‘
Episcoltl vestlnted the accident. but bu made.
no Irma ”yet. . -
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EATHS' AND 'F‘UNERALS. M0110“ EYE”: [iflES _ lAU'l‘OS SMASH 0N
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Maynard's car were also
‘ Peterson claimed that there was no
light on the rear of Maynard's ma-
.chine. that he felt of the glass and
it: was cold. and that the lamp had
been removed to enable members of
The police are investigating, but the
outcome. of the affair Will probably
GET ACTION
is be‘ ’
Department up to this time to fill the
service companies and battalions with-
volunteers as far as possible. That.
practice probably will be continued
iand men will be ordered out of the:
fighting units and into the vitally nec-<
easary transport and supply line but-
talions only if enough volunteers for
the work cannot be obtained.
COASTS ‘OF U. 5.. CANADA AND
' CUBA TO BE WAR ZONES.
LONDON. Oct. 17.——~According tc
news from Berlin in an undated dis-
patch received by the admiralty by?~
the wireless press. Germany is ex»
pected shortly to declare the coasts
of the United Staten. Canada and;
Cuba war zonee.
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CHALLENGE “ma senmcwooue
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\ The Springwood fast eleven wou‘ltt
like to challenge any foot bail team ill:
the state averaging 120 pounds. Hill—
eldee, take notice. Write to Manager
'Andrew Warp. 7 Snowdeti event.
South Norwalk. Conn. ‘
~Parker Belt, former local soldier
with'the Sixth Company and now].
the service, was the Four-Minute In.
at the Palace Theatre lut night and
he showed the people why they ebofl
help the men w'iio are tiling the 3.
at the front by buying-Liberty Bait.
He received s neat deal of em...
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