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Thuleplvinp “pecial
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mews ovnncos'rs‘
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Smite, cnderwood
_ Remington, all other
makes, sold.
1 repaired. Rentals. 0;
per month Machine
sold at 86 per month
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Vision Bounded
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M's what you should have.
hoperly fitted glasses prescrib-
dilly our oculisi: will enable
‘ ‘ g. to see perfectly. Don't
,” ‘. imate to call on us for advice
.. tomb-sworn.
“his. Optomethsts, Opticians,
‘s House of Good Glasses’
.v’Atlantic Sq. Stamford, Conn.
on. Eve. till a p. m. Est. 1m
mirrors- or cmnoenAc-m
Motto is the definition of .th
ofthediseaseandtheartoi
the same. Disease is caused
' ench. twist or sprain in tbs
amatnren if done in childhood
. crates pinched nerves and pain in
,lffe in the dittorent organs and
on remove the cause of
ban-a and pain. health is restored
harmonizing the nerve In
J: your body. Female troubles
~ - special attention: also curvature
flfl spine. You, will never regret
' . the htrprsctor a chance is
”do treatments given also.
f l! FRANCIS, II. C.
Wanton so. So. Norwalk. Cons .
a,” Mate from Palmer School.
" ”YAL'S 1,842 STAR FLAG.
euoyal insurance Company, Ltd.
' g over the entrance oi its
at William street, New York,
ice flag" bearing the figures
, its stars. This is believed to
largest number appearing in
,".‘iuurauce company's “i.Ll'vll‘!
' . of tho “Royal's" sis! in the
. ates and elsewhere who are
it thr iron: or in training cusps.
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7' Thankpiviugs sale—~Coals, Sultsil Dresses
rented '
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"'dflw- .ir., Charles McDonald, Ray-
'murid E. Stowell, Albert E. Robinson,
and represents the number of_
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- has moved eastward during the last
twenty-four hours and is new central
o1 we‘ll" Jersey coast. it is can:-
ing dandy weather with rain or snow
in the northern districts from llilaen
eastward to Kalle. It was showing
this morning in llehigan. illinois, la
discs. Ohio. Kentucky and Raw York.
. Considerable elmidy weather prevails
in, the southern and western districts.
The temperature is lower along the
a northern border. Preesing tempera-
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Wesseognissthenaeeflyofdilsreat'findseirosflg
tordtlerentpsrposesandearryavsristyofthshsstroslsg,
mmum,mwmuumonmm
ourcustomershonestly. Youmsyragretitifyos do not
prepare your roof for the mining season coining on.
The Hatch .6: Bailey Co.
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see.
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Temperature: High, 53; low,
. ly ews
'The members of Hooker Grotto are
looking forward to a pleasant time. at
their smoker this evening. ‘~
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You are quite familiar with the good values we olfer at our
regular prices. so it will be an easy matter for you to figure out
how much you will save by buying now, when you can get a
Coat, Suit or Dress for one-quarter less than prices.
Don’t tail to take advantage of this bargain.
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' ’ ’ enoe Tribe, No. 32, l. O. R. M.. will be
$3.98 $11-98 314-93 37-93 519-50 ‘14-“ held tonight. in Red Men's Hail, In
Main n'reet. All members are re-
quested to be present.
.. cwaxs we PARIS MILLIN'ERY’
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now on sale for Neil O'Brien's min-
;strels. Phone 344.
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Topliners in Overcoats
Just in from New York—in every smart design and fabric
-—hrimiul of snap and style, irreproachable in fit and finish.
THOROUGHBREDS—BVERY ONE 0? THEM.
"a. 5%,; inc chili; " 5%
‘who was foreman in the machine
' shop of the F. H. Lee Hat Co., on
a Shelter Rock ”avenue for several
. years has moved with his familv to
Norwalk, where he is employed at the
. present time.-—Danbury News.
I ~~Palace Theatre, reserved
now on sale for Neil O'Brien's min-
strels. Phone 344..
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i log of the stat. supervisors of the
state school system to beheld at the
State Normal school in Danhury cat-Ir
BELTED MODELS ............................ $20 to $35 next month. While in session at the
FULL BACK, 3. Stylish Goat .................... $18 to 83? school the Nuvrrflaorr Ni" 0MP?"
roast rrrrmo soars ......................... m to $26 .' , "N WM“ "NW“ '" W ‘“ "‘°
' 'ULSTERS ............................... $25 to :35 pm” “"0"“
run ovnacoars ........................ ‘. . .. $35 to $100 I The Sam“ “mew”, m...
. ' which was destroved by fire Tuesday.
! was looked upon us the "mother
church" of the First Congregational
Stunning models that clearly sound the army note. and in
every good hung-from-the-shoulder style.
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33-50 t0 35-00 h which was organised in 1696, was di-
388 rectlv an offspring of the Norwaik
ALL EVENING DRESS AGO 03138 I church. which was established 1651——
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held lain owning, and plans for the
coming Allied Masquerade Ball, were
- discussed. Final arrangements for
pleted, but will be announced in the
near future.
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avert ouscroas sscnsoarso. The ma"! I‘m" “Nd" °‘ “mm”
J. Lindsy Hoyt. son of Dr. William G.
Hoyt, oi Stamford, will be. pleased to
hear that he succes'siully mssed his
examinations and has received his
commission as captain. lie was sta-
tioned at the First Oillcers' Training
:Cnmp at Fortress Monroe, Va.
“- l ~Latest style so
information has just reached this
city that a week will be used for re-
cruiting the U. 8. Navy here from
February lid to the 9th, and that the
party that is coming here will be
known as the War Publicity and Re-
Make Quarter Pint
0f LOfioni cheap; minus Party of the U. 3. Navy. An
advance man will be here for the week
MW of January 2025 and will give plenty
.What girl or woman hasn'd heard of of informwon in the share of book
mon juice to remove complexion lets and hand bills about the advent
ident to avoid a strike until complete
consideration can be given to their de-
mands, the brotherth today are
left tree to lay their case before the
carriers for action. in case a dead-
lock develops, the trainmen again take
their claims before the president for
further discussion.
Alien Enemies Grouped Into Two
Companies for Fatigue Duty.
'CAMP IDEVENS, Ayer, Mass., Nov.
23.—~Severai hundred draftces listed
an alien enemies have been segrgated
alluthls cantonment. They have been
transferred to the depot brigade. There
are enough oi them to torn. two com-
pbnles, numbers 34 and 35. They are
to be put on fatigue work exclusively
and are not included in the daily
drills.
’Some of them are 'conscicntious ob-
idctors" who claim to be perfectly wil-
ling to serve the United States, but
obiected to do any fighting or spilling
any blood. A few rebelled at wearing:
the uniform. ,
fl’ho 302d Infantry, made up of Bay'le
State men, resumed target practice on
the lodyard range today in a ram-
storm which began with a light snow
flurry. The following members of the
303d Machine-gun Battalion, all Hart-
ford men, were yesterday promoted
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blemishes; to bleach the skin and to use: of 10mins the M"-
hring out the roses, the freshness and '
the hidden beauty? Bot lemon 1 ice ' Mrs. Caroline 1". Gillian of Non'alk
alone is acid, therefore lrritatingmnd was one of the delegates cnosen to so
should be mixed with orchard white to the national convention tobe held in
this way. Strain through a tine Washington. next my, at a meeting
cloth the juice of two fresh lemons held in Hartford, Tuesday, by the Con-
into a bottle containing about thres't'necticut Society of Colonial Dames.
ounces of orchard white, then shake LOIher dele'gntes chosen for the con-
well and you have a whole quarter iveniion were Mrs. John P. Andrews of
pint of skin and complexion lotion at ,Hartiord. Mrs. Williston Walker. of
Cornelius J.‘ McCabe, John G. hia-
lioncy. and Hamid B. Roe of Company
A;‘ Harold R. Leidsoll, Joseph I". about the coat one usually pays the New Raven. Miss Edith Dillingsbury
Cgrtemauche. and Cecil ll. PIlIlon of a small Jar of ordinary cold cream. :oi waterbary‘ and bliss Mariana
Company B. \ ,Be sure to strain the lemon juice so :Townhend of hilddletown. A resolur
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ADJUSTING RAILROAD DISPUTE
TK'ASFINGNN. Nov. zzf—Au alri-
caple adjustment of the railroad bro«
thdrhoods' wage demands appeareo
prpbablc today following yesterday's
codiereuce at the White House with
Prelim: wnm.
«diader a virtual promise to the presv
tion was also adopted declaring that
the Dames hereafter would not patr
ronise or countenance any entertain.
ment conducted or participated in by
tin/alien enemy of the United States.
no pulp gets into the bottle. then this
lotion will remain pure and fresh for
months. When applied daily to the
face, neck, arms and hands it should
help to bleach, clear, emotion and
heauitiy the skin. I . .
Any druggist will supply three me I e—Palace Theatre, regefled seats
a of orchard white at very little out now as sale for Neil O'Brien's - min-
and the grocer has the labour-Ads. strels. Phone 3“.
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Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
In every department are splendid stocks of seasouable
needs of this great home festival.
TABLE CIOl‘IlS FURS
NAPKINS SUITS
LUNCHEON SETS COATS
All Kinds of China. Glass. Enameled. Aluminum.
, , Tin
the lowest prices in the city. .
$1.25
Thanksgiving is Coming
20%IIII Household G rods in the Basement 20% (Ill
Savory Enameled Roasters Extra Special
merchandise to meet the
BAGS '
TRUN KS
SUIT~ CASES
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FASANOMHIA WEDDING.
At 9 ocloch yesterday morning in
St. Joseph's church, Miss Margaret
Cocchlo, daughter of lir. and Mrs.
Michele (klcchia of 112 Ely avenueII
was united in marriage to Louis Pas-I
arm. can of Mr. and Mrs. Francis‘
Fauna of New Jersey. I
The. couple were attended by Lin;
and Mrs. John Mela. hits. Mela was'
dressed in a light blue crepe de chine‘
with hat to match and carried a bow!
quet of white Chrysanthemums. and
the bride was dressed in white charo.
mum and Georgette crepe with .;
tulle veil and carried a shower hon"
our! of liliesci-thcvalley. ‘
Rev. B. J. Carroll perforated the
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Size 60 and 80 in. I
This Robe is Especially
Constructed for Auto use.
Guaraniecdvby the Mann-
lacimr to Give Salislac-
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Service for Automo-
bile. use.
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ceremony. The couple left tor a ‘—
honeymoon trip to Ngw Jersey and W ""1“ ' "“ "vi. __-_ "' “
places of mum and upon their ,9. MRS, C, S. MELLEN enmr ALL GILLIGAN Reconos.
turn will maize their time at 108 Ely: MADE DEFENDANT
avenue, being ”at home” liter Sovem-g
ber 20". Only the. immediate friends?
of the family and relatives Were pray;
,ent yesterday otthe ceremony. Many she news“ Mrs. new,“ 0, taking My
handsome giits oi cut glass and silver vantage of her' position.“ uojouym-r
IN ALIENATION SUIT
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e cultivate his acquaintance.
I Pro“ to Jealousy. Say Friends.
. _ lends of Mrs. Mellon said yester-
Muss Mary P. Eno's Wedding May that she was wrongfully occur-ed
invitations were sent out yesterday by Mrs. Brown, and was the victim
known member of the Sons of Italy.
H. band. 0n the other hand, Mrs. Brown
charges that Mrs. Mullen openly re-
vealed her designs, wrote letters to
Miss Mai-y Pinchot Eno to Mr.
.Wm. of Rude, Swe-
den, at her home, No. 56 West l-‘iity-
sevcnth street, New York. I
Miss End's attendants will be her'
pieces. the Misses Antoinette and Ma-
,“fi-Gm‘f‘em “Wilmer" 0‘ 3‘"- “d Mr" half after the death of Mr. Melleu’s
William Leon ’Graves. Mr. Bjorn-n"; wife, The second Mrs. Mellen
stmmSteifanson's best man will he lined in Brooklyn_beiore their mar-
hls brother, Mr. Stephan Bjornstrom. Iriflge- More recently they have di-
I bliss «Brio is a daughter of the late "fled their ”“19 hem?“ a home in
. . New Haven and a summer place in
Mr. and Mrs. John 0- Em “I“! “’8‘ Stockbrldge, Mass. They have five
'(‘hal‘lefi which Wood. of Washing-V children.
ton. D. 0. Mr. Blornstrom-Steil’ason; The Stookhridge estate is .“I'. Met-
for some time has represented the ten's’retreat from the cares of basil
5'91“” government here in cmnec-' ness. and Mrs. Molten always has
been regarded as th . ' .
tion with expo?“ from ““5 country. I of the household. 30:53:“; hm
of her devotion to these home duties
A delightful surprise party was held which shows how near a New York
last night. at the home of Mrs. John; firm came to losins a good customer.
Jones 293 Main street. The party| A bill was sent 1 Mr. .llellen. Hrs.
' , . Mellon at once in ormed the head of
'35 3"?“ as 3 “mm“ to M” Jones”. the firm that the bills should go to
and 3. surprise it surely was, About I'her and that failure to comply with
twenty members of Our Sisters‘ Re-' this system would require a change
recon Dodge. No.35, l. 0. O. R, were» of custom. .
present at the. enjoyable afl'air. Cards,l “lirHa‘iirllzzufiqfl bgésinsz‘m.mhfi
singing and music constituted the ev-g Mom; 6' M own," 5M aw ”"07le
ening’s entertainment, and at mid; a, saying.
night. an excellbntluneheon was star“;
ed. Surprise parties of similar nature
are being, given regularly by members
cl Our Sisters' Lodge, and every mem-
ber is wondering where the first good
time will be held.
from the wife to discontinue them.
Mrs. Mellon is the second wife of
the railroad~man. They were mar-
ried in November, 1893. a year and a
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This incident occurred only a few
years one. before Mr. Mellon had ne-
'tircd from the New Haven road. Lat-
rr he spent moist of his time at his
rauntry place," not so far from the
territory In which he began his rail-
,'rosd experience in 1869 on a email
, INew England rairoad. He matted
An” enjoyable surprise Deny/gins as clerk. Eleven years later—mm:
- . years after his first marriage—~he be
tendered Ilins Anna Schafer, ariihl: came assistant to’ the general main.
home anashington “'"1' last 5 ' user of the Boston and Lowell.
by a number of her young lady friends
of this city. Various games were
played. and a general good time was
enjoyed. Refreshments were served
later in the evening. 0n Thanksgiv-
ing D”. Hill Schafer will be married
to Arthur Bishop, a well known Nor.
walk young man. The'marriage cere-
mony will he performed at Miss Scha'
lier’s home. by Key. M. L. Steup.
hi the same capacity.
A month after his first wife's dc
he! returned to Ensland and a few
’months later became vice president
of the Ne' York. flew Haven an
Hartford Railroad. The. next year he
married arm Livingston. later went
erI' again to become president or
the Northern Pacific. anew be re-
mainod until he became president of
the New Haven in 1903.
Mr. Brown and disregarded wamings ,
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Court Rules That Appellant must Pay
’ Cost of Work.
HARTFORD, Nov, - Judgi-
Gardner Grcene in the Superior Court.
yesterday granted a motion of Xltoi-
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testimony and rulings in the. case of
Mrs, Amy E. Archer Gilligan, convivi—
ed of poisoning an inmate of her home
for aged people in Windsor be printed.
this big affair have not yet been com- for the marriage on December 13 of of the latter's jealousy of her bus. in the record of appeal to the Supreme:
Court. Judge Greene dcnimi a motion
that the state pay for the [admin-4'.
This means that Attorney Ho'den will
be forced to pay for the printing,
which will cost over $1,400.
WEDDING PARTY IN AUTO SMASH
Slew HAVEN, Nov. 23.——T\r0 suit.—
mobiles, one containing an ltaiian
wedding party and the other several
women, collided at the corner of Mid.-
dletown avenue and North Quinnlpiac
street in Montewcse yesterday. The
occupants of both cars were more or
less injured by flying glass. Both tha-
chines Were put out of commssion.
The injured were taken to the office ut‘
Dr. Ralph Nichols, where their injurh
cs were dressed. None were hurt scri-
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THANKEGIVING DAY TRAIN
SERVICE.
On account of the observance of
Thanksgiving Day, the New York.
'New Haven and Hartford railroad, fol-
lowing lts usual custom, .will omit a
number of local trains into and out of
‘h'Qw York on November 29.
I Notices have been posted‘informim;
the public of special stops that will he
made by regular trains into and out or
the city to cover the service dispense-Vs.
with on this holiday.
MEN onocn‘eo 10 came
BRIDGEPORT. Nor. 23.-Automatic-
Him, by reason of their failure to
report for examination in the selec—
tive service call. thirty-five Bridge.
I port men were today ordered by me,
First Division Board to report neat.
way, for entrainment to i'hmp
,DeVeas. .
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