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LADIES' WORDS
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Ishackomo Hotel Block.
Boom Norwnlk.
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A musical and literary entertainment ;
will be given in the South Norwalk M!
E. church this evening at 8 o'clock. \:
delightful program has. been arranged.
One of the features will be a sketch en-‘
titled, “A Low of a Bonnet."
~Basketball 'game, Armory. Bene- I
fit of Red Cross, Wed. night, Norn'allt
vs. All Stars of New York. !
if you are thinking about purl-Ila»-I
in; personal greeting cards for Chriot-I
_ mas. let us have your order now noi
you will get ahead of the holiday rush. .
V See our sample books, lionneily‘s, lb
South Main ntreet. _ , K
~llasketball at the armory Wednes-
day night. Benefit of the Red Cross. i
The Contented case of Clarence
Jones vn. Edith Jones, both of this
city, a divorce action in which it is
alleged that the defendant. wait ltnx
faithful, will be hehnt on Wednchav
before Judge Curtin in the Superior
Court In Bridgeport. I
Every housekeeper should take ad; .
vantage of the special aluminum deut-
. castration to be given at the store of A.
J. Collins (30.. and have money on your
alarm in ware, as there is a large line
of aper-It'tls of greatly reduced title" to
introduce this make. I
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. ~anketball game, Armory. Benev
' fit of Red Cross, Wed. nltzht. Norwalk
u. All Stars of New York.
Company I! of the auxiliary police
force will meet tonight in the Town An-
semhly Hall. in Wall street. All ruem~
' born of the company are requested to
be present, inasmuch as some very im-
portant business matters will come up
for discussion. .
Mrs. Edith Boerum of 27. \\’oodtv:n-.1
avenue, has made several visits in Illt
Brooklyn Navy yard to see her son.
Charles Theodore noel-um. anal is ul-tch
pleased at the condition of affairs.
there. Mrs. iloerum does not appre
ciate the reports. of interfering persons
which have come to her over the It'll"
phone. *
-—ilon't forget the Red (‘rOax-l bene-
fit basketball game at the armory.
Wednesday night.
, Hang your window card of the food
pledge campaign in the window." is a
/ suggestion from the home economics
committee. Other cities have much
more elaborate and expensive displa‘ :l
' of the window cards of the food admin~
istrators, the committee reports._ Nor-
, walk' food handlers have signed many
,cards and rhould be proud loom“-
: lheir colors, the committee believes.
' ron cottons and cows}
Try Our Compound Syrup
White Pine and Tar
25 Cents -
Stillson-Powcll Corporation
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For it
you canhavouprivatcsafo in
lofoDcpoIhVoulu.
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Thiswcckourlrmyo!
floggrgzml‘ffi pf" _._-_ x, Better Come in Tomorrow and look liver
lites. MANY EUESTS AT the WOW VIIIICS We 0"?! ill
Service coats, business coats,
storm coats, fur coats, for
lined coats, short coats, long
coats, medium coats, rain-
coats.
(foot: for all men and every
boy.
For young men who want
individuality, who want ex-
clusive style, here's a special
garment at $28. Patient,
weave, color and fabric are
far away from the common-
place.
Rogers 8t Stevens
NORWALK BCUTH NORWALK
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MRS. WHITE GIVEN DIVORCE
Prove. That Deccrtion Took Place
Lou Than a Month After .
Marriage
.tudge Curtis has juut handed down
Illls city \ri. Grace White. also of this
This tit-lion was originally
brought in \ir. White. and the charce
tun» deem-lion which it was alleged to
hate takrn place on March 9, 19“.
lens than a. month after
ring-e uhich took place on Feb. 23rd.
ltlli, Mrs. White also brought a
(‘f'llt‘s complaint alleginc the some
(IIth‘, desetnion which. however. she
«did took place on Feb. 23rd. 19”, the
dav after illt‘ marriage. The case
was heard last Tttcndav before .ludize
I'urtie in file Superior (‘ourt in Brill!"-
puri and in his decision which was
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Miss Lois St. John Beers Be-
comes the Bride of-William
H. Ferris
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One If the mor-t beautiful of the. fall
lweddings in Norwalk wall held Sutur-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. In the down-
town'Congregatiollal church, when the]
they. .Iohn Stapleton united Miss Lola
St. John Beers. only daughter of Attor- .
they and Mrs: Louis S. Beers. and \VII-
Elinm ll. Ferris. son of Mr. and Mrs.
ilv‘t'anl; .\'. I-‘cl'l‘lzl. in marriage in the
Jpn once ol‘ about 334.! relatives and‘
friends of the couple and their families. _
The church was handztomel)’ dec-
‘orated with yellow chrysanthemuma,
tpalms. ferns, 'autumn leaves and ivy. homes in this. citv, after spendingi
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and relatives in’
and prem-nted a handsome- appearance.
l The bride's attendants were Miss.
Madeline McKibben. who wore a hell-i
trope Georgette crepe dress. with bat
to match. and Minn Edith (lomiehllti.
lwho wore a champagne colored poplin
‘dn'fi's, draped with crepe to match.
ll‘luth (all'lo-(l a bouquet of white chrya-
lanthcmllnta.
a blue velvet
ibnt man was Freeman Minion. and the.
iushers were J. ilttckiey. llicllal’d Glen"
Infill. Leland impport and ifdu‘ard Ill‘in«
.rod. :
- 'l’llc couple late for the home of the
bride and managed to :iit' their pur-
ll'rel-mnn )linton, \tho drove them to‘
New Rochelle, from where they took:
the train to their new home on Pros-i
pect Parkway. lll’lulkllfll. Mr. F‘clrizl
has an important million 'with the
Warner lil‘otho-rs corset concern in
tNt-u York. ;
'lltllt iiiliNiIi +
AV! ammonia.
Rabbi David Goldberg of Corsicana,
Tel. has been appointed to serve in
the navy. Senator Sheppard of Texas.
strongly endorsed hint to the secre .
tary of the navy.
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The Minutes Gertrude Tarlov and
Lillian Cohen. have returned to their
Sunday with friends
New Rochelle and Yonkers.
Alisa Gludva (‘asey and Mrs. Mae ”’1" “m" have fall-it'll household-
Kendrlek are spending a few davs as
clients ot‘ lilies Casey's sister,
Mira... i-‘rnncce Rattlsay ot llrooklvrl.‘ i'd lil‘ t'lt‘f‘il'if‘ill'. have
after a few
the Misses
Nor
is rmumint: home today
dill‘h' visit to her cousins.
llredes. of Lounsburv avenuf’.
their m:tr.';ttuer.~ Illc t-lllp by entering the car of walk ,
Donald ("'anlpbcil. oi East avenue.
left for Boston today, where he will
take an examination for admittance
to the aivation school of die United
l Slates army.
Earle l-Idmunds. James McSallv. Ed-
ward lic.\llistcr. and Charles Israel.
were among the Camp Devenn men
Mn»; been) to be that many persons will
The bride “as him-pd 5,". Perry 1.. llaj'nex. who is with her hub i live this Winter In an imprior ”mm,“
. . traveling dress and a band Licut Hsvnen of the 37th (‘0 telure much lower than ”1- ' "‘
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_ .I'Iltilhlllll til the homo what curioull black velth hat and carried a shower I. l S. at Fort Tcrrv \' Y . . t to which
ldivorce caseoi Bartholomew White Oribtnlqup' of white brida)‘ roses, The, ’ ' " “ ‘
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Iihc)’ were accustomed 'lo in former
CASH
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TO THE COLD t
BRIDGl-IPORT. Nov. 19.-~ The ab-
sence of coal in this city and the tear
that there will be no sufficient supply
crls here to consider various plans for
beating their homes. The Indicationa
years.
Several large rooming houses. light
. been fitted
Willi temporary systems of .gnxtpipes
and gas heater: have been placed in
the sleeping rooms because thzu-c
was on coal for the furnaces. At,
one time not a gas heater Or of.
stove could be purchased here or ill “
any nearby town. the entire supply
having been sold out. ‘ T
In houses heated by steam and hot "‘
wa'er. the owners are partly filling
radiator. with water and placing gust.
tubes beneath them. to get beat in;
that water. in other homes the upper
doors have been cut. off from the
heating system and no_ effort will be
made to keep warm any but. the low }
er floors. ‘
L rot .K s t 9
THANKSGIVING SALE
SUITS and COATS ‘
at 7.98-12.98-16.50~19.50
JAC0BY’s
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t‘ No Stairs to (Ill-b
[love You Bees to our Great Annual
CREDIT
If You Want It
open a (it
Account
3 Stores in line
Sterling Ranges Guaranteed to
Bake, Cook and Heat. Ranges
frOm $18.00 to $90.00,
New Paladin Oil Keaton $3.95 to $7.50
Diningrobm Tables
the only
The fireplaces in mudern homes. in .
tended merely in ornaments. now; '
have been brought into use for mild.
tnrlan purposes. The d'mculty Inl
netting wood for fireplaces has led
many men to learn the beauties of
open fires from suit uaturnted logo. on
they have been gathering driftwool
from the shores of the Sound for this
, purpose. '
0113"""1‘7'9‘" Sergeant James ”-5 The recent-decision of the coal come!
‘Dagon. 0‘ “I? ('~ C. A.. '5 NUOVlN' “' ntittee not to limit the price charged‘
few dnvn‘ furlough from his duties at here has raised hope that cool wiilf
Fort Wright. at his home in NorwalkJ soon 4‘0an and nobody WM
__W_ :| worry arguhowhmuch he will
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Harold Stone. formerly of .\'orwalk.i to H) ‘ can m S9”
who spent Sunday at their homen ‘ in
thin city. I
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Archibald ‘l". Merriam. the well 9
known local musician, has returned to‘
his duties at ('amp Wright, .\'. Y.. a'f-w.‘
being home on a furlough for two days-
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WHAT SOME CAN DO WlTHOUT
SLEEP.
A writer rays in the American Mag-
POB WING AT south. PRICES
0ak'hblc42iuohtop,solidundwclloonstrnctcd at $7.96
Otherhblcs forflfitoulim
lust handed down he grant! the. di-E
vorce to Mrs. White and allows her; INT" WEnnlNfi
the use of her maiden name, which“ .
was Keating. Mrs. White. or rather _______ .
Miss Keating. IiVea on Cedar ntreet.l A house party that turned Into a
The case was rather curious in ‘hl’iut-ddinz reception m” held at n“,
annals of the court. Inaamzlt‘h as hot h ‘llllmf' of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ll. Ilene-
ulaints were on the same grounds. idlci.“.\'orfield Farms." Weston. on Sat
, _. ”'9 dates lll'(|.'ty evening.
“men“? :t‘rktmk lace . A number of guests had been lnvlt.
“1"“ m” "“9"“ ‘ 9". on p ' '.ed to attend tile affair uhich wall to be
The husband's complaint was not en- 3 hm"... party. and a joyous "mm
tertained. ' ;Wa§i spent. At 9:15 the host and hose
lit-M invited all of their gnents into the
"music room and then opened the doors
of one room from which stepped Mise-
ihlariei Beryl Taylor and Harry 'IleWitt h d l
tflutkhee of Spripgfleld. Mass. and now enlisted a3 a t ir class electr-
th‘om ""0”er mom sit'l‘llt‘d R"- C- W ciau in the U. S. Naval Reserve tom?! MANY STREETS
hurt, of the Not-field Congregational “.3: n lem in Norwalk yesterday PUT IN GOOD
.(rhztrch. The guests were quite aston-' ' ' ' ' I CONDITION
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"It Is surprising what little sleep‘flnmpml to “1mm, p wmllllng cert-N Richard W. Sweeney, of the .\avnl
This-willonobloyoutotokogoodmotym private
~popcrnhovc‘mtotbuiunodiaulylamofm
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.wbmoudrawmocmotkldiupiocuathm. '
men can get on with: and then. not a
few men who think they are getting
Hill) only an hour or two of sleep a
night are really getting much more:
but because they awake or are awak-
i'lll'tl two or six times during the night
:Illt')’ think they sleep very little in be»
‘mony. alt’er u'ltich a reception was held
until! a late hour. No on. except the
Ill‘lfilfllf'l'. the contractin: parties and
the limit and hottess knmv‘ ’anvthinz,
'ahout the wedding until it had been
' performed. '
Y The couple. who are u'o-lI-knnpn in
Springfield and who are old friends of
I.‘.ir. and no. Benedict, will stay for a
ttn-en. Nothing is so fallicious as our :9“. days at the “Parole." after which
ventilate of how ions: we have been
.t-ilrll. l'sually when we awake feel“
in: quite rested. we Were scarcely more
‘they uill leave for an extensive tour oi ,
1- South.
Tho-w present at ll‘." wedding were
Mr. and Mrs. (T. H. Ilencdici. Mr. and
ill
”in“ an “0“" or “V0 93'999' " we. Mrs. (‘larenee M. Moore. Springfield.
awake feeling on tired that we hope it
is before midnight. it is probably near-
ly time to get up. Only too often. in
deed. ii is after the. time.
"Ft-ding rested is very largely a mat-V York City;
ter of how much our wills are awaken-
ed. how firmly We have got hold of our-
selves, and then how interesting in the and 311-3, George P. Foote. Mr. and Mrs. City.
work ahead of us. and how anxious we .1. E.
are to get up and get at it, while feel-
ing fatigued is very much a matter of_
wanting to get up. because the work -——-—~-— -
,altead of us is annoying and is not
ipromising at best, and has. perhaps.!
'heen put of! for three oi four days, be-‘
came: we do notcare to get at it.” '
Sentinel Want Ads are Winners.
a Year
out-fireproof,
burglar proof
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.\lo~.~s.: Dr. (ieorgc W. Hubbard. Spring-
’tield: Mr. and '.\lr.-'t. George I‘hnndler.
iGrt-enuich; .\[r. and llrs. G. S. Beilic.
l'POX'I Chester. .\'. \'.; George I. Alien.
lHartford: Mrs. Ellie Marshall. New
bliss Woodhull. Bridgeport,
Edward Pryler. Bridgeport: Mr. and
Mrs. Stephen Starr Jarvis. Frederick
Wren. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Andrew. )Ir
Stevens: Mr. and Mrs. F. W. T.;
Amis. Mr. and Mrs Robert .\i. Klppenp
and Mr. and Mrs. P. 8. Lyon.
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Reserves visited his father in South .
Norwalk over Sundnv. returning to
New York city, last evening.
Gcoflzc H. Stern of "19 37th Co.. L-‘E District cleaning out the gutters and...
l. s. at Fort Terry, has been spending roads in preparation for the winter: '
his home inland the Museum
a 98 hour furlough at
South Xurwalk.
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fwere fixed up by Mr. Minor and his.
i Fla“.
! .\len are now at work In the Third!
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people who are:
tworking onll'last avenue. have Just
lreceived another boat load of stone. i"
twhich. It I‘l expected; will' enable
Miss Mary Belts. of .\'ew York. was. them to tinitdr their Work, it is hoped
a visitor vesterday.
Miss Eloise llylngton, In Belden ave-f 0n Riverside avenue. the work In
nué.
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.\Irs. Adam Singer. of Danburr
Spell! the week-end with friends i
Smith Norwalk.
"No. 1 condition for a quarter of n
n mile or more and there should be no _-..
at the home of. In two weeks.
In
progressing satisfactorially and it I!
more than half completed.
I Comatock Hill has been put. into .’l
more kicks about conditions therel
;Thcse tphotogrnphs that Mr. Show
3“” Grace Howard was a week-end ‘has. show well the condition of suché
visitor with friends in New
York streets as Knapp street, before any-t
thing‘ had been done to It and howl
‘lit looks since it has fallen into his;
hands and one cannot but congratu-I
Mr. and hire. Alfred Goldschmidt late Mr. Minor on the splendid worki
day.
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RANGE RATES
ADVANCED AGAIN
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the increased cost/oi doing business
and the increased expense In the way
of taxes to maintain the defense of
our country. produce tthe some re
bolts with the business of inourauce,
"When expenses and taxes. which
must be met from premium receipts
are raised. the rate which prOdllces
the direction: receipts must also be
r
. t needs no explanation here no to
how the coat of doing business has
risen. We all- mun this or reflect-
ed In all lines ol work, as well as
to tho cool. at liv " '
The my I that this emer-
m unsure, be temporary.
and as tho applies the re-
ocutlr adopt analytic mum of
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implored to Providence. R. I., Saint-[that he is doing,
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not on
i coll hill on
Says Thoro In No Excuse for Cutting
Cams and Inviting Lockjaw
Gore corns. hard corps, soft cents or;
any kind of a corn can harmlonly be;
lifted right out, with the fingers if you‘
will apply directly upon the corn a.
few drops of freeware, says a Cincin-
nati authority.
It is claimed that at'srncll cost one
can get a quarter of an ounce» of
Ireolono at. any drug store. which is
suflcicnt to rid one’s foot of every
corn or callus without pain or - sore-
ness or tho timer art-rm "-. ,
Till-pimple drug. while otlckmdtlpl'
the moment It to applbd all does not
inflame or «palm the surround .
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Special slip Boot m" cm: for $2.98
Ammcompleteswck
BLANKEI'S, mammals Alto llliillllNG
we Spcchliac in Fur-ridding Homes Complete
Sterling Furniture Co.
PhoneleS 127429.13 Washington St.
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