h .
t
’r
* ~ Him in .trion Hall, at which time the:
Woven Corporal
.a
Lil’s-lees
74‘ . fipNNELLY’s
‘ I 1. .Orm “.
m ION“
l" .
. Joke James '1'. liubhcii is able to
1”“
M
this morning in St. Mary‘s Church.
for t~ r late lii~.~ \iar} Murphy.
.1“ #r-‘sident John W, Scully and Set--
retar,»'-Treasurer Martin iawlor oi
the. T'afed Hatter» of North America
rare in mnhury yesterday on busi-
nem connected with the organization.
~W, W. W. lungs in which the
,1, MI». are :tl'tlrnnirvd to stay, (it it.
7. Nut-2's jewelry store.
’ 11,» Hospital was: (‘inb will meet
.on PF'd’l)’ afternoon of this week at
the 'VHP of Mrs. Wilfred Bodwell, t;
.. fien' not str’eet. The members who
expect to attend will please notify ill"
hfm’l'¢§ by Thursday ermine.
Percy Bates reported to the police
that «one one had ~50!" a fix?» Kelly-
Bpréngftetd non—skill tire from his an—
to .r-wit in tront m his gal-ace at tho
real/I l :he .\. 5; l’, rifll'e' on Van Zuni
latte”, last evening. (lint-er .l. llurv
. . any ém‘mttg'lted the case.
To» \‘t’ovnz-n's lit-iin-t ('orps of [luck-
lngh f’o-t will nine: Tltltfsduv after:
no» 2' 2:30“ tbr Town Assembly
Hall Members arr- rtaqttestetl to be
present. as there will be election of of-
flt‘w s
~"Tht- liltlt (Edith-entire oriL-inal
cast. including .‘lftl'flttl‘e’l Wycherlt-y.
iPlo-o’v oi 2'0th seats at tho/Recent to- .
its“.
final" Etlmondo d' Amicis, Fores-
ters at America. met last evenlnlz and
: poem-led the nomination of oiliccrs
7.. until linemen meet inz.
- plications for membership were
Several ap-
ro-
ceiw-zi'and action was taken by which
the members would attend the muse
met-tint to be held on Thursday eve-
snatix-r of war relief will be taken up
by all of the Italian societies in this
(city. '
..,.._._7..
't'bt- second latlies' nizht held by l'n-
can Trike. l. 0. it. 31., at their w
on Washington .s'reet- last night was
a no" ’14. from Pl‘t'l’)’ point of View.
the:- twin: about lm in attendance
and to enjm'ablewtinle was had. \'ir,r
‘lin .mt vocal selections were given the
'...n5.. elm-rs brill; too mot
tie-or males mentioned. ilancin'z was
enjove 1. the Red Men's orchestra for-
nlfihtll.’ the music. Refreshments
W9C". served and the affair broke up
. promptly at midnizht. Another Ind-
. les' «Ezht is planned by the entertain-
‘ meal committee who planned lust
' night’s aislr. next month.
«'2
m lililillllii
29c
‘ fitness tile roadie
be norm again. at '2‘ a few days iii-
A tequiem l.‘ii.~.~ was selebrated 4
ion The case will be tried hetero Judge;
-‘ The Best ChristmasyGiit . ’
For your children or empltlfls l
“M oi Us bank. It teachesltsnlt- .
immunised-entry“!
it or [crewman Account ‘
The designers 0! men’s
fsshions in .eonventions
agreed to economize the
fabrics and mdsls for next
season.
lo more psteh pockets, no
pocket lspels, no turn-up
on trousers. '
Better stock up now while
we can still give you com-
!ort as well as quality.
Nan WALK
t SOCIETY
and Personal
Z Suits from $12.50 to $35.
Overcozts—big variety.
Evening dress ovorcosts, .‘nr
costs and rain costs.
‘ ltogers 8t Stevens
1 NORWALK
t
I
court-t noswautl
; (lid \i'ell Lodge. No. 108, P. and A.’
l
. )i.. met last evening and conferred the‘
'enlered apprentice degree.
. The annual meeting of St. John's
lodge. No. 6, F. and A. M" will be
'llr‘lil tomorrow night. in the lodge:
Elooms in “UN street. ‘ l
g...
”F.
A complaint was made to the up
town police last night". about an Ital-
izlll who was loiterinl: around the Nor-
malk S‘HllOll. An ofliccrinvestigatetld
but tic mall had departed. I
.\ lllr-eling o" tilt. :o- persons interest-z
mi to ill" ol'lr-ws in the Town Assembly"
:llilliillilg, will be held tonight. Some
decision in regard to the final dinposI-i
lioll ot’ the rooms will ,probahly‘bc‘.
lliiltlt' at this time. ‘
The annual meeting of Norwalk
Aerie. No. 585, l". 0. E.. will be held
toniaht in the lodge rooms in Wall
stl'i-el. (”hours will be elected for tht“
' mulling rear. and other important. bus-
lvlvsls “ill be transacted. I
liizpath (‘ircle of Kinz's liauuhters
lltvt zls usual last cloning in the down-
town Baptist Church and transacted
tilt: rt-zttlar business ‘after which new
bllsill‘rm or importance to the menlW
lit-rs oi the circle was brought up tot"
consideration.
Womtn‘s Relief (‘orps
meet at the home of Mrs. i". ll, lied-
;ent t."- (‘enttr avenue, on Friday at-
ternoon .".l which tim-- the corps will
lttlcltinzllt .1.
l'tpect'u Ill-ll "very ln'cmm-t' of the
corps. will “tend. “ l
The regular monthlv meetings oft
ln-t nizht in the respective houses]
The matter of parading on Saturday:
was the most important business to:
' be taken up. and a decision was left to'
jthe ofiicers 'o' the department. it hns‘:
lnot been decided as vet whether or.
igwflmmot the uptown firemen willpflmile-iwaik. .llrs. Tolles was formerly Mia.-
Trinitv Men's (‘lllb met last Months;
and discussed lllt' presentation ot_
.lboir minstrel show. which made suchiin the Concord School, was a week-end lrom 2th to 88. Also a full line of d?!" 8
them a few: visitor in town. returning to her posl- American Halts. Donnelly's. is Sent
[9qu to want \l'f-l'kfl ago. at Community Hall on the, tion as a leather in Newark. Monday. Main street.
-a hit when presented bv
lL’lll when St. Agnes Guild of Christ‘
‘('hllrch will'also present their little.
'skelt-h after which there will be (inns;
line. it was voted that the entire com:
pany oi the minstreis be present and.
intro their "low.
' O .
Mrs, Elizabeth Shimko. of 12 amt-3
iton street, was arrested yesterday ab.
ternoon. by Detective Sergt. Hunt for:
violations of the liquor law which are
keeping open after hours. selling li-I
quor on a Sunday and exposing li-i
quors for sale on a Sunday. She is
held in bonds of 8200 and hss retain-
ed Judge Joseph R. Taylor as counsel.
Yosbnrgh «it. rite-day, the 11th.
. .S'FV“.
lll’lll'.‘
i
'Willa ltoyt of Elmcrest. ~.
4
er she will loin ms. Perdue or Chin?"
tanooga. Tenn. _ §
I
—-———-
,Enrl llsrlter, son' of Mrs. Willa-Tulle“.
‘of Wellesiey. Mam. formerly of Norl
walk, but enlisted in the Engineers!
Regiment out of Boston. and. is now ini
l' THHCF. \
Hugh Hines. .lr.. who has been Ill
Fort Oglethorpe is home on n week's?
rftlrlough before leaving for (lamp (lor-T
don. at Atlanta, where he is due lle-l
centber 15. '
.\ir. and Mrs. llnrry l.. Bet-rs and
non, Louis of Roselle. N, .l.. are that
guests of their llunt. Miss Lewis (ll/4'
Lewis street. ' l
. *i
.\lixs Minnie Alt-tun of Boston. tori
lllcriy of Norwalk. l-‘t visiting friend:
in Norwalk. prior to leaving for Paste
dens, (fat. for the winter.
spending a leave of absence with his
parents. Attorney and Mrs. Joseph A.
(tray of Morgan avenue. ‘ g
meriy ot Norwailt, is visiting friends
in Sorwnlk. 'Mra. Tolles was former-
ly Miss Willa Hoyt, of Elmcrest.
Mrs. Willa Barker Jones of Welles-
ley. Mass. is visiting friends In Norm
Miss Olive Weeds former teacher
f .. ~‘st'tnas Gills at Moderate Pric
,. Shop Now While Assortments Are Complete
NE W5 . GIFTS GIFTS 'GIFI‘S
l . , .
0-- 5—” ‘ -
. maze... . . 1“ 5°C 3““ At 5100 Each \ . At $1.50 Each
Announcements are. being received: on" no“!!! 8% Cost Hangers New“!
in Norwnlit of the marriage on Nerkwesr Neckwesr ” germ Mm
Thanksgiving afternoon of Clarence C. Zuspenders 3nd 3cm mm]. nil-rm Pajamas
Button of lxonn. N. J.. and Miss Lut' WM”! 0'” Und i
sin Beck. daughter of Berg. and lint: C‘ufl Links ”Merv." ‘ GY’WOI!‘ ’ ’ l
neck of New York city. Mr. Buttlrvt . Onyx nod", Mm Wick 3 in box
has been 8. frequent visitor in Norwztlhi Bur! Pill . Belt. “01'0“" Belts
ifor the. past four years and has mount: Fowl“ Shams 3m - Bill Folds Flasks
‘iriends. who extend their butt wishes: PM! and 3081011 W 33713:!!! Slippers rob.
' n‘ndkgrchm t Brushes . .
Miss Betty n. Field at as llurr‘lil mnmfi‘uk .. ' Wool Gloves ‘ Soft andSttfl and Shirts
avenue entertained a. number of; e e ”on” 3.1“ , Thermos Cups
gtriends Monday cvtnint; at her homei WW1 610V“ Khnki 3011.11” . COMM
In honor of her guest. Mrs. Leroy A! Bolt 0011131 3 for 500 Gold Plated Knives Khaki Shim
‘.'yant of Ansonin. Conn. Mrs. Wyatt‘
an tormetly Selma A. Howe. and she}
has many friends in ’tllls city. Tilt-i . v - -
young ladies present» were Lillian A
Schaefl, lrene H. linker, Francis 1’03 i GIFTS GIFTS . GI E I S l-
ter, lophia ll. Wcr. MM. 1.. A. Wyut'i
and lletiy n. iv‘ield.- Mrs. Wyatt oz.‘ At $2.00 Each At 58.00 EaCh At $5.00 Each
Pl.ll 'N lk\\'l d,lf-‘ ‘
jpoi: “so: vigil: iiiri‘izloror: n” W 1 Good Quality 010V“. any out”!!! Matched Sets, Links and Studs Silk Umbrellas, Ladies’ and Men’s
' . - r“ ._ .- i Indies “Gross" Gloves Men's Silk, Sean‘s, new designs Silk Pajnmas . ‘
Robert, liendrlcks. a former” Nor l Lsdies'fiilk mum Umbrellas, Ladies' and Mun Sweaters .
walk boy. who married Miss hernias of P‘jm' , ,. . ’ u v .
this city. enlisted in the Aviation K 0nd B‘l'l Fold! - 801C118" 011me m
corps. United States army. in Spring- ‘4 I “m slim” Bath Robes .
field. Mass. on November 30. Mr i ‘ “Wk nit all” Military Brushes
Hendricks was located in Springfield. 2 71811901 mm 1.2 dog. Linenfidldm, Initial; Silk “(quorum r
and this was the easiest to at-commo i %u! “will; 1 Military 3mm" ‘ Gillette m I
date Uncle lam ironl. . “MOI l. 0! Silk and W001 Meters . " l
.. ,. t , Collar Bags Pull Dress Shirts 8111‘ 8mm
hhiiss Virzltnt; Pili‘tl‘lt'l: worm: bgen‘ :12“: 932111;. $001 Lined Gloves :1“: 03$ 388!
i cannot rs. a on 1. er en ney 0018 ital Pullees nne ' '
'tor the ptst’thre'e months, has return ! Drinking Cups Mini“; 3“. Fancy Va“
ed to her home in Newark, X. .l. 1411- ‘
e
o'-
W ..
JOSEPH DAVIS
85 WASHINGTON ST-
so. NonwALK
d
ling this month through marriage.
{l'tl‘l'nlht‘l‘ 12. Miss Violet Ashwell.‘
[who had charge of the third graded BEAN NEWSPAPERS
twill be married and on (‘hriatmas DnVl
do sewing for the Red Cross and it is, .l.ieutenant Alex: Gray of St Paul in Miss lvn Giles, who has chant? oi‘the'
' class for doticicnt children will
likewise. '
——
heater Farrell, who at one time. no
lllt' uptown fire companies wfie heldo' Miss Minnie Austin of itonton. lor- "tiled a Jim?“ in ”ii" 0|le b“! who i“
now a nlenwnr oi the navy, returned
to his ship this morninl after spend-
ltchool will be diminished by two dur-’
on
do‘
int: a short furlough at his home.
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HOSPITAL NOTES.
v v
EN To PRESIDENT’S especially on the request
.MESSAGE BY EURO-
ltllltl desirable.
(Continued From Page One). l()\'i)il‘\'
”t‘l'.
,sttltlt of all those who aign’erl the
j
.llt-clllrntiou of war against Ans-
iKorlliloil', the former ('olllltltllttlcr-‘l
in-chiei’. who escaped from the llol- passengers and thirty ttlembt't‘s of
"n" "mom“ ”a“ ”f 'h“ concord MUCH ATTENTION GIV-l None of. tile editorials tlwcllsgimlnetliately and all would have
' for nflbccn rescued. btlt the submarine
flirctl a second torpedo while lllt.‘
:tritt-llntlgary. bllt briel' refrrcllcemwolncll and children now being
imply tilt it is regarded as loginal‘lowurctl to the boats. causing the
ship to sink immediately with
fiftieth-rat righty pamngersnntl t-rcw.
'Anothcr report says that ’l'nrty
inmmfmm “5"”. hum!” "‘ ”"',abcviki at Mohilcv. lli’t’ill’dllll.’ to a‘lllt' crow Wcrt‘ lost and that the
unmr'oi' the Provisional Govern.
tllcllf._ 'l‘hc signer. however. all
have left l’etrogrutl and their
whereabouts have not been discov-
t-rctl.
3 LONDON.
thtil. wus tltscotllpullictl by
El" (lrslltl. llortll
iMolltllly.
llcc. 5.—~l’rcsitlcntf
Pctrogratl dispatch to the Dailyftltrvivors were landed on the nest
four coast. ‘
.lllllltlrcti t‘tlllcasian troops. He was!
of Mllllilev, otl'
Friday evening of this weekwill
.be the 22nd anniversary of Eureka Re-
LONDON, D"... 5__.'p|“. British 'bccca Lodge at which time there will
iW'lson’s message to ('olluress ilasylstmmpr Al’fll’ll- according: to the . be nomination of oflicers for the en-
Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Milan-nth fullest posslblc pronllllcnce unpain- Mail, w,“ nt-nrillg ho"... ”planing year and the annual reports will
"one 0' Wealth". Patrick Cunninl- the morning newspapers. btlt
, of 8 Kellogg street. and
filielen McNeil or 60 West avenue.
hunt
_w.. “.11 all kinds or service flags ENcws receives warmly the l’resi-;
Lfi
6 Pure chi-swing" fictim .e
l1 shotlltl be based on generosity allilt
l
‘llter a two lnollths'
l
The Daily"
Et-ollsitlt-rctl comment. ‘
declaration that. peacel ' .
. ljnstit-t- to the exclusion of selfish?
claims. It adds: ~ .
i “ It would be ufl'crtatipn to pro-l _
tend this language echoes the}
illt-clnrutiotls of the European!
lspokcstllcll of the alliance. It is;
{the thit't‘ of n statesman whose
lvisioll t'tllllpl‘t‘llt'lltlti the world,
lwllilc theirs colllprcltcntls only
Ellnlf the world. . ‘
i “ li' President Wilson could havcl .
lsaid carlicr what he: said greater-l
‘ ldny and if ill Great Britain.
lFrnncc and Italy the responsible - ,.
alcatlers had made his language >
‘their‘own, Russia might be today ‘ .
ldriving the enemies from her bor- v
1119”.” I
t’ The Times says there are no half
tones in the l’rcsiticntfs atltlresa,'
ltttltlintlt: _ 5.
“There are no ambiguous,
phrases on which militarists may. , L
'iccd the illusions of their dllpesfi "
no hints of compromise and no;
isnggcstion of faltering or doubt toi
raise the spirits of the pacifist.
With this straightforward and;
logical statement of America's war
mims the last-hope of the? panellists;-
mttst founder." ~ {
. The Corset illustrated, No. 129,
prics 83.50, shows how it reduces
tote Daily Graphic sat-mi ' . emulation-commuting.
“Whether this re-statetnent. so '
no; in spirit, so forward loohitig' ‘-
in efleet, will have any influence
on (lemon opinion is doubtinl.‘
Then the only resort is tt'_),iniiict .. if
*
dim-shit;
.NUl-‘ORM
"will!" when be read. A social time in celebration
3“”.reachctl London too late for much .she AW,“ ",rpflpwd without warn- of the. anniversary will be held alter
ing. The lifebonts wcrc .munncd “19 ”will?“ has be?“ "ansacwi
Elastine .
. eduso
Effect on Astonishing i
Trans!
ormntion in g
Stout Figures.
Wearing a properly fitted W. B. t
Rednso Corset, you appear a
younger woman—hips, bust and
abdomen reduced 1 to 5 inches,
you look 10 to 20 pounds light.
You can wear more fashionable
styler; you are no longer STOUT
and you, get Satisfaction and
Value at. most moderate price.
You never wore more comfort-
able or "easy feeling” corsets.
mus-4w 5.....-
No. 72!. lie-BM Brocade. price 85.00
No. 701. Main Bud. will price 3.50
No.1". ”SI-1F“
burn-tutu sot...
mutt. “amnion”
No.01”. “dB-Myles an
NIJYQ. tan-occult, pa up,
“HIM“!
“.d
tin “Ml"; ' '
l“ m 0 '0‘
' unscented [ores-Iss1. Wang‘s-lulu.
. . F u q... “MI. ‘I i, .1“. ,
tytvmehk-milit'sry-deiitti y M521 ...r-t . . - , . m" '3
s t ' . ' ‘I 4' . 'r‘ . ,i. r— 25 . ‘.""‘.‘ 1". "' ' ' ‘ “h
memos to mow . 5.“. ~ 4 . ,1, .7" z... «A» w p , “of .. .. 4 r
of the_-tnfsnoiunensjtp:* "*“"t'<~'--' l '3‘".LJ ' .W ‘” ‘ «
- "11.". -,'..:.a‘.«‘ ‘ ' " 4‘ ‘ . " ~"‘ . manor 1 .v ‘ ' ' ‘ “
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