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SOCIETY t
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1 DONFELLY’S l and Personal
16 lo. m It. It NE W S
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Mr
BiBHOP—SCHAEFER.
Arthur liishop, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George ll. Bishop of ()altwood Hl't'llill‘.‘
Norwalk, and Miss Anna SchaMer. or
_A Complete We!
in wwroammon
.nmomnm
Ahealevhaortmentof
The designers of men 's
fashions o in conventions
agreed to economize the
fabrics and models for next
mm. “Duos season. \l ashtngion street. daughter of My.
‘ . No more patch pockets no and Min. Ludwig Schaeter. were quietm
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E. K. BANKS pocket lapell, no turn-up :’ Elm“ “"2",“ y a limo“ '" 1‘.
on no . )rt es home. te marriage wait an t,
emnized according to Lutheran
church. only the immediate relatives
lot the contracting parties being pres-
l‘cnt. The couple was attended by
I'George Bishop and Miss Emma Schae-
ifer. sister of the bride, Wltlle .ults
llelen Schaeier, another itlhlt‘l‘. ren-
_4‘.' red the wedding march in a moat
tit-aging manner. After congratula-
tion» and Well wishes had been ex-
tended a dainty collation was aerve‘l.
'whereupon’the happy couple depart-
ed for a wedding trip or aeveral days'
.duration to the Berkshires. The many l
«~- friends of Mr, and Mrs. Bishop units
will tum-i in wishing them (lod'a blessing and
:much happineas for their future life
W note! Block.
Better stock up now while
we can still give you com-
fort as well as quality.
Suits from $12.50 to $35.
? Overcoata-Lbig variety.
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Regent Theatre
”r l‘heliahxéMau
* COMING
‘Tbv Maanan." George Loan.»
'l'uclter'a wonderful screen inter-
psetation of Hall (‘aine's best
known novel. Jllrl as presenled to
toward-breaking auriium‘s for a
Evening dress over-coats, fur
coats and rain coats.
0
Rogers 8t .Stevens
uoawaut OQUTH NORWALK
Norn'alk ('apter it. A. K.
at t'olonial Cottage this afternoon.
Solid month at the (‘riierion thea- , , " " -. ~ ‘ and welfare.
ire New York in to be the t'Xl’l'll- Pk" ('(lnllllllt'tl case 0‘ George ' “
“th attraction Mn. at lh' “szig” Hendricks was heard this Mrs. W. H. Stow'e of 5 West avenue,
:.lt.l.'lin:: in the uptown court, bei’ort' lacked just one of iWenly diners at
Judge ('nndce. and was continued in-‘ber Thanksgiving dinner on Thin-t4-
definitely. day, when z'lle had an ghosts. Mr. and
Mrs. E. t‘. l’urdy and daughter itutli
~.\ntleipate your needs now, and of (lroion Falht, N. Y.. Mr, and Mm,
advise us: We can hell you at loWest M'ilbu‘r Hunt and daughter Marion of
—— possible prices. ilrantl'a Jewelry Store, Cross River. .‘\'. y” Mr. and Mrs. J, (1,
'70: Norwalk and vicinity, Todtu' Wurhinlzton ain‘t". Httulll Norwalk. llnll and Mr. pm] Mr». Siratton or
» cloudy and unsettled; ih'ifztnti colder Form. [Bridgeport David M. Mt-(‘lurd or
‘1.§.&uulav. Disturbances which were --—--— ’\\'hlte l’llllllil. Mr. and Mrs, Hill'r)
moat oter the Latte n-gtuh and off The l'rlduv Afternoon (“luh In"! M Webb and three t'ltildi't‘ll and Mr, anti
the Middle Atlantic mast yesterday the “HMO" Mrs. t'. ”- (‘mlirt‘lx ti TM" Mrs. t‘. it. liut’lbuit, all of llilrl city.
. moraine have linitecl during the last lt-r tthlllt' l’t'Sll‘NlI‘y afternoon “i This was a sort of {utility reunion. and
.3 24 hours and now iorru a long trough :itito and an enjoyable meeting was “ ”Mm“, d", was apt‘lil. l
. of low pressure extending from South- had. ‘ , , _....
.H. m New l-Inzlantl northward to the St. ‘7 , 3 Mrs. Horatio 3. Byron antl daughter
Vi. :. Lawn-nee Valley. It i“ causing cen- The uptown oillce oi the Portal ’l‘el- Nancy, 0! Flex llill road, a“. in New
”f. era! rains in the eaatern portion ord‘fll'flpll ('OmltflnV "WNW" today. "0'“ York to attend the marriage of Miss
.‘ the Lake rezion and along the North 4?. wall street, to 43 Wu“ "”9"- The Eugenia llutumlcr. daughter of Mr.
""‘V q““”"” “"' l“ ”W atore ""w "(L and Mrs. Alexander J. liututnler. to
3. Atlantic count. it ht tolfovred by a ' .
"’ ' font: rltlce of high preasnre ’cxtendinz f'"l"“d "3' ”‘9 Benedict MW" ('om'fitanley Baldwin. son oi Dr. and Mrs,‘
”"n" ;\v. 8. Baldwin. ‘
from Minnesota anutheaattvard it.
Florida. it is producing pleasant
weather with aomewhai lower temper
awn- in'the western and tentral dirt-
trivia,
Conditions favor for this vicinity":
Clw lt’ tint] lalny‘woather, followed by
fair and colder.
REGENT THEATRE
On Monday and Tuesday
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WEATHER FORECAST.
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Papers Wt‘l'" finned today ”"m‘fi’" ‘ Mr. and .\lr.~t.— l‘rcdvl'lck E. Lewis:
in: the black at the corner of K9)?” will leave ltldgetleid next numb and
Place and Fort atreet , from Daniel “0 to New y‘ k city for n". winter]
liltommt-dlen 0‘ “W now cxtlnt't firm Their son aiJ daunliter-in-law. .\lr.
at llilometllru llm'ht'rh Krofl‘rt- “"nntt hm Rt‘Klnilld’ Lem, will spend
Samuel "00‘1“". the winter with them. '
w.-—
' Thomas t‘nllauhan arr-sled WSW“ \li~ '
_ . as Margaret \aldcn. who hat-
mm A YEAR AGO To day morning by ()illt't-r Frank Stritt- ..
t. I DAY. . ltnll'd her home in Ridgefleld, will
”.1. nation was fined 3’: and COM-4 “3'
7‘ _' ' ' .. -, . , . ' ' ' Hurlbutt oi (‘rcaccni e co.
, "“1191.” rdlllfl. ””"h' "" hm‘ .ltttige.\'oabitrch in the down town T rra
' n. . ’flll', ‘ ’ . (V
1. ’ tourl llliH moraine. lildgefleld.
fivfir H. ._......._
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.’ r . One woman uptown “’th have VN')’ Rev. Robert H. Steup of New York
. t. ' lllllt' to do With junk "1"“ l" ”l" ‘"‘ was visiting hie brother. Rev. Martin
-. . y . tun-mt the result otthe loan of a cnr' L. Steup of Hamilton avenue. Titaniu-
‘ l dorm Nllll which she had hung out on giving Day. ,
__ ,. m the ('lOillf‘rl line to air. She had sold ~__.
. --~._--,. a lot or old runs: to the Junk man and was Edith ,(loodchild of l-‘lax llill
lrl't-i-‘i Chadwick. the second, “-3...- lnter on when she went out to get her road. hm ‘0” for Montreal, Can,
born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Green W" ”"9 dim” find i‘ "n“ “"’l"""" the
it of :39 Main street, yesterday. Mother l'i'”: “m" 0‘ having “0'0" "' “-—
,,..,‘ and «on are doing “I'm,” today. ' -—°--— Lyman il. llrut-kt-n of the Naval Rev
. , . if it’s real comfort you want. we 59”,. “ppm the holiday with rela-
hztre. the boiler you want. It's tilt‘ tivca. '
tlurnhnni ltoiicr of Cosy (‘omiort ' l
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where lllll' will remain indefinitely
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3,. --V‘l'e have enlarged our stock in
5' ' 5"“‘(9' anti watchea. Brand's .lewelr\
. .Stm‘e. “t'itl. ILLS made in \Vt'tttt'hetltt’l' (‘Olln- BASKETBALL GAME CANCELLED
.____. ty. A representatite will gfltily call' The entertainment committee for
Don't force! that the December rt‘t" 3‘ -‘"’“" request. Lord & llurnhnm' the ”'5‘ Norwalk POmDflnY. Home
1‘? * Mlle. are on sale iodav. Some of the "3"" lrt‘iugton. N- Y- Guard. met “'llh (’Iltlain Charles ROE“.
Maine ”“6?le Land," "Lily of the 9”“ “h" "'2?" in tht‘ company's par.
Valle-v." "Rambler Rose." Also nos. The llouxlaa Fowler Women's lit-lief lors in the armory. Upon hearing
that the committee lnAchnrge of tho
.roceptlon to be given to the boys aim
' Camp Devens. who are eoml’nar to .\'or-‘
walk next Saturday, accompanied by.
"their regimental band, and are to‘
have a gigantic reception in their 3‘
honor, the committee for the first
it 641l2.l8389,18393, Stop in and hear ('crns at their "WNW '"-“‘- “'3'"
t‘ , these records at lmnnelly’s. itl‘Sonth planned for the ladies to come to tht‘
4"” hall on Monday afternoon at 2:30 ha
, Main street. t
all of the ladiea were to help prepare
the supper for the evening's social
:tnd entertainment. It is hoped that
:“ all of the ladies will he pt‘eaent.
company unanimously agreed to Can.
“w I
- m mus . l William "98M "8 arrested by 0" (el the basketball game which they
'hm Smith last night for dmhht‘h' "had scheduled to.- that night.
yht'F-‘t. “9 “‘85 sentenced ‘0 thiry days! The. commltiee also voted to give lot
:1" tall by Judge Candee- in the up the committee in charge of the recep-l
4...; ‘ Powell Corporation
—Irerhies. Hats and cap. O'Brien.
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étown court this morning, bu sentence thn a... use of the. armory in place
‘Wns ttil-4339116911 “POI! lhe Clufll MY- at their affair and to further assist inI
ment of costs. making the ovation a memorable one.i
Basketball will be reanmedt for thni
season on Saturday evening. Decem '
her is and will continue for the sea-
son. ' - C “'1"?
The Flint Compa y of NorWallt.
drilled last night; .ith .thc' Dnrien
Company. iii Battallo' drill, in the he
'cal armory. Major galward P. Weed.‘
plutonium. and Major Thomas 01
' ALL MONEY .
"deposited in“ this hauls on: or be-
. 7‘?"?.W9t1hesdny. Deni-5m will '-
2 : hammered-tram December let .7
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lunch watt served. after the drill had
been concluded. ' j ' l ‘ I
Charleevtl'l'lhogo'eton. who was or."
.mtetl ire-tut!» moraine hr Glitter.
”array. for intoxication. was arraign-
ed ”untidy-Ca . in tit. eup-
town court. this ‘ . undue 933s
all to about 818.
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ion at the east bound depot {or into: spend the Winter with Mrs. Charles l2 afternoon and evening 'm PDJOY the and prettv girln. '
She variety program of pictures and vaudtb' Then there will he the episode at
just returned trom a month's Visit in Ville. The excellenl vaudeville or live the great Universal aerial, "The lied
Stamford. .we‘rerin command. A hot ,. I
no .u and cum-which hmmednn‘
Bridgeportusmmford—So. Norwalk—New Haven
The Government Says: 7
Don’t Waste Money in Buying
Useless Articles
6000 SOUND ADVICE
WE SAY
BUYA PIANO '
. . Which Is Not Wasting Money
* It is a Permanent, Enduring,Legitimate Investment
NOT A lUXURY. WHY 2
It is a strong educational factor in the home. Necessary for your
growing children. Just as useful and solid as schooling. It re-
fines. ‘~ It pleases. Supplies the one thing lacking to complete
your home atmosphere. .
Due Business Is Arranged to Meet Your Needs.
10 Different Makes
' 10 Different Prices
10 Different Terms
10 Different Reasons.
’ , . ‘ Wthou Should Buy Now
50. NORlVALK BRANCH, 85 NO. MAIN STREET
open Evenings
PALACE THQATRE acts. which rcored such a success. on Ace." featuring the beautiful and—darbm in}, least, there i, the ”WEEK,
. its holiday opening. The program of inn Marie Walcamp. This in itself ll of the last episode or the great. Brit.-
.vmed Saturday Program at the Pal- vaudeville contains more than the “I“ rrsarded by a loyal toitowtns as aEhth war mm. “The Retreat oi the Gen-
'ual merit. the predominating features
this being simple humor. real live music
ace Theatre
'coneiderable and major feature. lubmana at the Battle of Arras."
Patrons of the Palace Theatre - ‘
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stomach strong, the liver active;the blood pure, and
the bowels regular, and you will seldom be ill. Take
good care of these organs, and at the first sign of
ng wring-promptly take Beecliam’s Pills.
anytlu
you certainly need
the help and relief of this world-tamed rented to
keep the body in henna. They quickly estabhshynor-
Ina! conditions, so the organs perform their functions
as, Nature mtended. No other woody will so surely
strengthen the system. stimulate the liver. regulate
the bowels and quickly improve the general health as
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WEED TIRE 'CHAINS, scor Loars
‘ msrn‘rnurons or
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S. L. Benedict
73 ‘No. Main st. so. Norwalk
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,4 - . NOTICE ’.
Bo I guitidusltates Government
; n s o p e Second Liberty
Mai emf” ,. " Loan of'l9l7 areonHand for
., , - Delivery to‘ subscribers ”Who.
~ navergid in Full. ’ ‘
visions name into i
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