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SOCIETY
and Personal
Wire-rumour
2 pee-uric. Ir.
Int the canes-t.
his violiniat to this country. He
Ihrougbt Pavlova. the tamous
iceusc, here; and he is the manager
, A SURPRI'E PM". - mums”,
A pleasant surprtsbe mm W“ 5“"I Mme. Durand" 93“
101:1“ Wmo
Here are the special suits and
furnishings.
Evening suits, silk lined, $40.
$45. .
Evening overcoots, . tine ox-
kupms j_' metros
K} BANKS IGirls, Mary Heudriclw.
, I“ . ~ i'l'ooker, Mildred
t. Mona Kemp
‘ Edna Faun, Elsie the pm at the audience.
i waistcoais 83.50 to 86.
For day wear, suits {or men ‘J- “" MCC’W" “hm ”ill”, "0“" praise or all who have
jheating plant lit the camp. and “de
He W. Gunilla, i
manner.
Replace; it", is expected that site
spend; the winter there.
4 010V”, “n“: umbrellas. Ibis new birth exceedingly well.
Ihatl tour or the twenty boilers in up
leration. and the barracks are very
Icomtomble tor the men even in this highest
.RllGERS & STEVENS
Nomalk So. mm :coid wenthen
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Xllrwallt Lodge. i.. O. 0. 5L.
estcrdnv afternoon and initiated a
, oi over a dozen candidates tinder
{open charter, the work being done
. ' local degree team. Following
initiation a social hour with a but-
' {Inch served by the entertainment 25 "‘A
dramatic critics.
ling feature of the program.
ilev. Albert E. Beebe oi the S'or-i .
walk Methodist church united Stephen m
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A BOMB Pm‘age ot the. church. The couple were
i unattended.
fie civil case ol—Hcrman Quittner.
inlstrator of the estate of Carl
.m'b' represented by Judge William
'7. Nominal" _ vii. Charles ' Steinbrlck
opal. ”presenteobv Keogh It Can-
Ilast night.
‘high praise for his skiltui
Henry M; Brundane. Past Exalted pllshmc-nt. He took Pa“
Ruler of the Port Chester Lodge, will number on i
be the speaker at the memorial aer- ‘ l . e
vices or Norwalk Lodge, No. m. n. r. 30:»: “° ‘ ”up” '
0. 1-1.. which will be held next Sunday The others who
afternoon in the Palace Theatre. program were fir.
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tiliptuin of Detectives Sullivan dc-
. is behz heard in the Superior, Hort-d today that he believed the
bet-b was ”planted” by Persons
. . . a
. : IBrI‘dgfpglgirtoday, l”mm"{whose desire it is lo,brealt up the
. . 0'." ' 3' religious work which Rev. Mr. Guil-
‘inno is conducting among the its)
tans. All, a reason tor that belle! he
points out that "since the Bay’Vit-w
riot ueveral Sundays ago when a re-
liaious meeting conducted by. the pate
tor was broken up and several detec-
ill" .4 killed. members of Gnlliano'ii
”mt-caution have ‘ been alienated
l'l'lilli him, mostly by violence."
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The cit‘aunitics which resulted trom, w t
the explosion remained at eieven‘ Kenneth “Hun" °t Company I- 30‘ with
, dead and; two injured. no other bodies Icelment. now stationedéal Camp Dev-I 3“
having been toundyhen the ,detnol ens. was a visitor in town yesterday.
“WWII"? itilietl room in police headaltarlcrsv
"- llenl'I-hetl thoroughly.
gnmb stil‘ijLudsihavc ”cahercii' Wl‘l‘i‘l‘: Norma, of Newtown “on”. M".
.ev cnce‘ .re ran it t‘ as (l ‘ 1
conutructfion or monolith. it lit their Mn Visiting lricndn in Bridgeport. i
belief that thc ilrlnpina._ol a .fluid
through a allies tube connected with .
the bomb enacted ti t‘me' control as Gamma, onloved a short furlough
wf‘rfvf‘l’ it that of ,tin- niechnnicillm his home in Norwalk, yenterday.
o it c ocf. ''''' 4
it"‘t’o'lli‘lc‘gltiiftvfl‘ «iii. “1‘3. will; “"5- A- "- Masner l» cream: a
Sill g i . r ’
\“xw riot is set tor Wednesday. Rev. month at ”‘9 Marlborough "OWL 4‘".l'.and. Dir. Austcr and Mr. and Mrs.
lic Giillilino has stated his determi' bury Park. N. J. Il'ube‘fiky.
. nation toI appear as n tlroliecittinzi
my“! 1' ntvmberol WW!“ 3"" and tau and some of the police think
‘ 1A. specirll initiation was held yester-
h dltern'oon. it the'h'orwalk Lodge,
"‘1'”. ti. P. o. in wlliiani H. Tay-
rnnls‘ y, daylong” Thoma. "
'nntl JeremiahJi. Clark took the
. Another , initiation will be
silo on Wetlnesdpv evening. lit which
its“. William unwound Steven s‘.
‘idrdfls will- be' put through,
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, Funeral, violinist. ..
Cillrord c. Main. the xornllt Hour'
the aria from Tom, .
international News tele’gflph opera-
tor. returned to his duties with the domain",
town sheet today, after a week's vaca— several encorcs, consisting.
tion.
r' warm playing.
Mrn. it. n. Gilbert and daughter. chairmen“ the U
Inc. 88 m
Under Vthc'sulspice‘lil ,ot
{retire ‘SOLZZ. I..o..ti..sl., a variety w
zit-lie will be held tonight, in Red
f'n Hall; in slottimm. All ot the
' ‘olydiashioned and modern dances will
.befenioyed, and}; lineal time is an-
ticipnted. Svéc's complete orchestra
an; tarnish music. - Retreahment'i willy
. be served during the intermission.
m
nity league. at
street.
George Rome, 0! the U. S. 8. '._ Non
iler, Dr. and .Mrs. B. M. .Dietz.
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_ Neil O'Brien'gl Minstrels gave a con-
art imle in front or the (‘ity Hail,
Lie 1. ' . ' . .
u ”09m“ “gm 1" expected that about $300 ‘avai “Seed at the
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it... do with their silk hats, white is out of
beige stilts rind'biue coats with red
lining.
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lt-ntilyiniz. The pastor now
the city.
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district. .Vlillord.
nlent Worker in the ilnllnn
rsion ot
today zliv? the following ve
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'Corp‘oralsAivin G, 'lv‘ayre and J. W. _
- Fayre of ma 35m Company spent it.
Ito-hour leave at absence from port at thehombz—
“The woman who 0 ‘ed crtnsidenble attention
icons the church Bridgeport
arm wan concur
flame (launder. who is under the
'persoaat’ management or air. Daniel
myer . the well-known musical-im-
hlayer takes a per-
:waai interest in this gifted mac,
and was patient last night in person
it was Mr. layer who
brought )liuha Elms. the BussianJew—l
alao‘
ithe musical genius“. Le'vltzki, the
pianist. Domini-.3, the Belgtnn cellist.
and Iluimllian Pilser the American I on ,1", work or instituting and sup-4
. 2 most beauti-
Sell? In” hg'fime'r‘l’ztfl' gay 3 tally loot niabt in the: aria. “One Fine
”rhetouw‘tui about thlrt iv ’ “silky" from the opera Madam Butter
‘ t Dan . d ’ 9 “ml 'ttly. Her tone is pure and translucent.
.“'~ ““5 "‘ “m“ "m "”Y'mnd she displayed line intelligence,
im' "'4 '“"‘-"‘"‘9““ were "fled ”irincerity of expression. as well as ter-
53 late hour. The attendants were: ”.0, “d animation. Her winniu p".
“”1"" 'sonality met with a warm response on
rettle, hiss-gating . , -
Hendricks, Hadeline Bedlam”, Ethel‘acitiezfléfli ‘3: ':3p;:‘§°¢$ef:z
Benjamin Diary Fouet Goldie Hend' " . .
’ ' :person of Mr. Raymond Ellis. Hr. El
I ‘ rich, 1“". Wassil. Grace WM' it" comes trons En land. where he
“rd" 'm‘ M! ‘20 to 330' ‘33:! Tl“? M'ilwe’ggm Sigrid... before the rent! rsmlly in the
' Dinner mu . . Evening . 0° C" ‘ '3' . er, "1 London opera house. and although
' m ‘ swbfl' Boy “'1‘”, 'l ““5"" V‘mestbut a short time in this country. he is
"*“’G‘“""”' William Mahoney, m‘gtast winning the admiration and the
. . heard him. He
. '2”), Joseph Beodeo. Mr. Viilllamsqhu a lyrical voice. full of lirealld
n it Stirring and thrilling
Mr. de Parsia is a very nota-
ble exponent in presenting drumstic
poems, and is ”I“: acclaimed by the
Hits per 1
all rnlnnce last night was the outstand
_ 3“,“ gm.» Lyon, the contralto. sans to whether itoyt's Thesmfim Wash-
th 3 Hm 690‘ 0‘ charm ““3 beauty. .lnzton'strt‘é". which has Met
The richnc e or her tour. and the at-
J' K""“’ and “0””? 3‘” x‘m’r lecuvencssiol her manner of presenta- lo ' new cost M paint on "‘9
was manilcsted in life lle‘orew
"'9 V” 9"501'9‘1- i ARE HELD FOR of this. city in marriage. on Saturdaylllon.
--—. .-—--. . - - ‘ » alternoon at 3 o'clock in the parson- hymn. "EILEll." combos“ bf Mf- it. opened. ‘centers. "d maintained that. "W" -
A. 'llnssotto. the father of the Klflfid‘ " 'moral atmosphere surrounding "'93 A property of exceptional merit
.pianist, Mr. Leo Russotto. who played.
lit. lJeo Russotto deserves
accord.
in "a, service in the. National Army,
he program and acqutt- Giuseppe Quattone.
ted himself most creditablv. 1|; Flu:- have been exempted.
. great
participated in the
Harwin ltohre. the cd It St. Paul's Ch
tamoirl Russian tenors'andlhignc. Vera the several men of that will! who u.
r. o rt: sang
"The ”a" now serving their country in the army
Song." in a very forcetul and cliective
tit- pluasc the audience with
of llasslan'
and English songs. Dime. Vera Potter.
oil is a very able ' violinist. und sbc',
amused the admiration of her hearers
. as well as alter the concerts
the artists and their lrlends. were the?
guests at lir. William K. Finitlcr, thel
Norwaik.l
Among those who were present were!
Mr. Daniel Slayers)“. and lira. Oil-f '
;ttrander. Mr; H. A; Rossetti); Mn. Loot
3} hinteotto; Dir. nayniond Bills, Mn!
at Burvin hohrc. Mine Elsie Lyon, Mitts;
.1 Annette Babudln. Sir. and 31rd. l-‘lnk
Reuben Kaufman. Mr. and aim. Udel-
nian. Mrs. tjdelman. Mr. Sacha. Mr.
I Although the cdh'tpiete returns have
not yet been received. it is believed
' attraction quite a lnrnc crowd. The the bomb may have been placed .by . . .
‘ ‘nlllfltreis looked aboilt an thev 31- persons who wished to NW?” him home from Pinttsburz, 5' "' tomor flair. 7"" money “m be turned 0""
' ’ and 0th.?” of his congregation lrotil row evening. .lor the relief of war sullerere.
3 Mrs. Wallace Woundy of Canon: The street parade of Neil O'Brien'e
bliss )lnude Richter. social settle-"rem. m entertaining. her cousin from Ininstrei show, which will be mieflm.
ed at the Palace Theatre. this even-I
' ’ ' inc. passed through the uptown tum:
' .. t i came into ssesslon . _
1‘0“ “no nn 90 i Attorney Edward J. Quinlanwas in ness section this morning, and "In". .
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mentions BUSY
mo stoned Saturday by anti
c. oi Catholic Union council.
“Quality Shop"
‘ $01111! HOW
‘ Anniversary
Sale .
K. o!
No. K.ioralae$1.0001romtbeup-v
ton district or the city. bids rah? '
havewgreatly pleased the committee
’in charge and the interest and kind.
W shown by the coauthors!» to!
thin m work is greatly appreciated
by than in charge of the campaign?
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Iansatmg the national organisation in
Intern; the sum of 81,000,000 to carry?
£3?ng rcciceatlon camps tor the boys! :; n59” en‘s
sen e. in all the cantonments' '
in this country and in the field (01S ’15.“ 8.1.8
1 the oversea forces. This undertakingI,- ’18“ to 25 u
. S . Sits
hare answered the call of their noun-l ,.
t3 ‘snochiil hour :rl need. it: a spirit-I 7 ’10” WIlSlS '
. . ecreat ans manner.
No better medium can be toundi‘ ‘5” Silk Wflm
through which the people of NorwailiI '
i
in. every respect to be a cornpletei
success. The contributions so tar;
oi ,Tbc Kninhta of Columbia oi Norwalki 1
‘hlvc determined to do their sshare inI, ‘12.“.D ‘5
is indeed a noble one and its loityt'“3
'purpou is to mist the men who.
can give their support and show their 2 I ._.. m ' "I E—
apprectation to those who have gone. A": Y 4
torth to uphold and preaerve the
clpals of this government.
lembers of the committee iniw
charge at the work in the lint din?
wctfwill be at the council rooms on
es avenue every evening this week Getting “DEFWOM 7"“ W3“ to
and on Thanksgiving Day to receive
loos c. uow nusv.
the litter-ti degrees above mark. The
chilling wind which spranx up later
in the day did nerve to warm up the
air to any great eitent.
centers at the' cantonments
"Over There."
Inviting the. non-sectarian character
.0! thin work. was in a letter written
. ' by Lieut.‘ Eugene Kaiser, or the u. s..|ut Pride! afternoon-
I hothinr. further has been heard as A.. a noncatholic to a catholic triend.l
, $8.95
$10.95
$10.95
$12.95
75c
$3.50
militzs
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The ll. &_ G. Corset Company's em~
ployen have sent, by freight. poem-
:esto allNorwalh soldiers stationed at
from $16 to $35 tl M William 160 Finch Geor i - '
. i ' ' ~ ~ ' ‘ ~ ‘9 spirit. His interpretation or the aria.‘ . . . The 0"” 7““-
:blodern Grocery Company has? For boys, all prices from $5 ‘-"‘"‘- “m" Maloney; 19“” I"""“I"I"l-:ri Tu" from, the opera llaTo ‘..'.':' contributions ““3 to dum” ”‘9 llave you seen the K of C w‘rll’ort Terry and Camp Devon: as ‘
. , -, “6‘3 ”Mk {mm mm” LI: to “2 ..taipli hathan. Mr. Toolier. Maltergchflo' WM mnmrm' He was encor- :oizzm.a&h any who desire turth Fund "when y"? it not ”1-. will Thanksgiving gilt. The packages were!
on ‘ I - IJamt-tt 1ooker. Master Frank Tookerned ”w“. times. and he datum at... ' tor they an. busy, and "g” u" ‘ shipped on Friday and they will reach
n _, t Today our ’25 lulu—IN“ : q t J h 11’: {C De enthuillliasticm applause ho received i The WEEKS—«138:1. decided whine card (or you. You need not therein time. for the men to enjoy
.. . . a - E uergean o n or on 0 amp' v- from 15 :iii once. wat tor them. however, on can their context .
files Cw“ “”‘N'm" "" "°“"‘ i". 1°” young men—are the “at“ ions. Aver. Mus. is encoding a two A uniuut- feature oi the program MW in“ hint. and early this room your checks to the treastlrer.10h:eufd. so to abduct: milligram; "It“ boyt'm
‘ Wei-siturs. l-‘ia., havinL' taken ti? _ of the “gamma-sine” Edays' ””0““ at his home in 50“.” which was highiy‘aver'flitrd. “‘35 lht‘ inn. the atmosphere tell considerably McMahon. Everywhere can be heard baa been cked i the o r
~ ""9' steamer “Mohawk" '0" window Mk, ' tVorwalk He has charge of the steam dimly)“ ”mum" by M" John 6" like that of winter. At 6 o'clock this pm“ tor ""3 100d "0"“ being done 98 n .se container.
.' ' ' Persia, who rendered "Ill? poem. mum" 5”” mercury hovered “a t by the K. of C. tor the morals and and "w employee “9" t° “9" 3““
"Young Follow. My lad. by Robert “ ' u morale at our boys in the recreation Wm”. “tickled to dcat " over the
and‘opportunity to do something for tho
0 1 '9 men. it is expected that another con-
ne :0! the recent comments rh tribution h, Christmas will be cent
the men. The packages were shipped
ile'tl
OI New York Curb
in which he warmly praised the work
being done by tfte K. of C. at Ill.
. Riley. Kansas, in their recreation cen-
ters, he paid a lolly tribute to thel
tropicd
loo tile
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and which is being renovated. wél’be equipment and socialibility ot thmi
man. is even better lhln it would ban
in their home towns. But it is in'
from the tiring line that the K. of C. ex
and pools to be of moat service, and over I
and Michael Rose one of the upward of one hundrcdl
chaplain-appointed and equipped by'
the K. o: Cine" asking that their as-i
a garden s t Fran . '
A nervice flag is 110' being dilbhi'i Help. us help0 our 'bc:ys bore andI
arch, in honor of overseas. i
The general committee meets to‘
night in it. oi 0. ball. Tuesday even:
ing at eight o'clock. the lint report-
ol the workers will be made. I
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Raymond Sartlnr. and Walter L- now under development
Crosbv, have been discharged
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letil tot mm Ibo-lag progress or
operation and loan-n or
hurt-It neighboring companies.
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today, on legal business.
foggy with their mother. Mrs. Robert when “I", finished her’ work Saturday -.--.
morning. saw something strange“,
near a side wall of the. biliidinlt. .She;
sent her little girl to tell me about it.I
When i saw the wire] feared it was _
a bomb and telephoned the police;
station. ‘
_ won. 54 First street, Saturday
W yesterday having arriVed home
‘. ,v evening and leaving for the
1 on the iris train this morning.
i: to the. inability of thetwo boys .
' lain and talked;
B.
‘ Transformation in
come home Thanksctving Day. , "i asked for the cap .
giving was observed in their to a man Mao so}? he win: lllh2vhgl'lf
‘ . , tnin ot the elect ven. o ,
' waterfall; fligfidghl “at": knew and he said he would send to .
d ““1 0 an ' e on u ' the thing at the church.
"‘At ti o'clock it was still there and, fl
dd East Norwalli were guests at the
I tilted to have it taken to the!
and quite an enjoyable time was 1 art-a M i l
, ‘ , ' :r ' Illim' police station. bir. azuinn vo nn-7 0
J, teered to do the errand. There Shut Fm
-~,_ .. . ihould be no thought that he wilfully,
’ ' ibrought the bomb there tor lts-terri- \
ll . — {bio work of destruction. His position“
. ‘ _ I / . was just the opposite."
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Wearing a properly fitted W. B.
Rednso Corset you appear a
younger woman-hips. bust and
abdomen reduced 1 to 5 inches.
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You can wear more fashionable
‘Willlltm G. Scott of the U. s. 8.I
North Carolina. spent a short lure;
i . ’- ‘ » ' tough withreiatlves on Stewart ave? ‘
mu Corners throughouttzztitii
. 1r . . _ —..——_-—__3 Value at most moderate price.
1% Liberty Bonds ,1
mswuocsonstotftsomm Loan have
bummedvsdndmmdyfiwddivatothouwhhanpaid' r .
You.ne;vucr were more comfort-
‘bh 0?, my tee " corsets.
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An excellent 1' selection of the nSBttSOfl’S favored iurs.
picked pelts,'truly labeled. . . ’
Natural nutria and beaver scarls and capes. . -
Natural nutrin and beaver mulls in barrel and canteen shapes.
Black lynx mulls. $25 to $75. I
Black lynx scarfs. $35 to 388.
Blended Hudson Bay cablescarta from one skin at $50 to a large square
cape with bill ends on front at $150.
'liotor garments in namraltraccoon, squirrel and dyed marmot and d to
of dyed muskrat (Hudson Seal) plain or with skunk trimming. . "9"“
Large Assortment of Foxes .
Nam-l Pt“! Fm! . .M'Wofl
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