main Brothers. for avers at
”In: sum. Marianna-enacted
turtle loo-twain ethos snare! their
(givers had lost a has.“ have”
i .
bionday morning will, unless some
change is made between now and
then. see the cans of .W‘ Scam.
CIIW. MARKET
69 NO, MAIN ST
mated a week ago tonight while it is
alleged he was robbing Anesd’sgro
can store in Baum hetero Indus
Vosbnra'h in the down town court.
Seals! had item a number. of armfuls
of granules front thsstore which be,
deposited in the rear of his automo
bile according to witnesses. lie is
Ivonne-sated by Judge William P Tm
Today is about the last day that the
men at East Norwalk who are working
hard to get money raised so as to give
the East Norwalh boys in the service
Christmas pactets of tobacco, cigars,
cigarettes, and pipes will have to de
vote to this work as the title is grow
ling less between now and Christmas
it is believed that man! People who
have been promising to “cotne across”
with a donation towards thh innd’wtll
do so today after seeing the soldiers
as they come can a day of resolute:
and it is hoped that the donations will
be large ones so that the packets may
be a bit more elaborate than has al
ready been planned. About 50 East
Norwallt boys are in service, scatter.
ed all over the face of the earth and
to each of these a Christmas packet
which will remind him that he is re-
membered not only by relations but all
of his friends. will be sent and it will
do a lot to chase away any blues tba'
might be hanging around him. or it
will help make a long day a short one.
NORWALK
The choir oi the East Avenue It. is.
. Church will gather on Wednesday ev-
ening at the church to rehearse the
Christmas music.
~—Latest styles of men's overcoats
and suits. Mulosem It Son’s.
“2—— ,
Rev. o; H. Hbughton Butler will of- ,
dictate at "fills. morning service at
Christ Boise’s] Church tomorrow
morning. Thane will be no evening
service.
Mn G. Sayre, who is in the 35th
Companypat Port Terry, who has a
sixty-hour para. is visiting his'paru
ents, Mr. and lifts. Robert Thompson?
til First streelfi
,_ ‘ . .
On Monday; evening the regular
meeting of they Mayflower ilook l:
Ladder Comm will be held Rt which
time business aof importance will be
talked over by the members.
Last evening the Sunday School
Board of the East Avenue Methodili
Episcopal Church gaVe a complimen-
tary banquet to the superintendant ol'
the. school, J. Wesley Slauaon, and his
wife. as an expression of hearty wel
come upon their return from Platte-
burgh, where Mr. Blauson has been for
several weeks on business. Forty were
present. last evening and at about an
on o'clock sat down to a tempting
menu consisting. of chicken patties,
cscallopod potatoes, peas, waldorf m
ad. bread. jelly, pickles. ice cream.
cake and colon. Following the bait
quet, several responded happily to
toasts. The pastor of the church, Rev,
Harold D. Wilson, acted as toastntanr
tor, and started the speech-mail“
with some complimentary remarks
about Mr. Stimson in whose honor the
affair was held. The following were
then called upon: Mrs. H. J. lilpaon,
who spoke on the subject, "Our Boys,"
Miss Marlon L'llommedleu. "Our
Girls," Mrs. H. J. Seymour, “Our
Teachers." Miss Matilda Smith, "The
Home Department." Mr. A. N. Psd'
dock.*"0ur Prospects." and Mr. Slaw
son on "Back From the Front." The
program was concluded with the pre-
sentation of a bouquet of flowars to
Mrs. Slanson.
Neighbors are today sympathlaing
with‘bir. and Mrs. Benjamin L. Por-
ter of Benedict street on the loss of
their baby, Wilbur B. Porter, who
died this morning. 27 days old.
The Men's Class of the East Avenue
‘lil. E. Church will hold, a social and
supper at the church on Monday ev-
eningmnd a jolly time is expected.
Rev.{A. E. Baum of the Methodist
Church in Na'wnlk will give an ad-
dress.
0n Pridayevenlngp the 14th there
will be a cottage meeting at the home
of A. N. Paddock. .59 Benview'avenuc
and on the "eningof the 11th a cot-
tage prayer meeting will be held at
the home of-Arnbrose Carpenter, 20
Edlie avenue,
Israel's stance into Canaan will
be discussediiat the meeting of the
Men's Bible [has of the East Avenue
M. E. Church Morrow at noon. in
the mornlngaaervion an address will
be given by pr. Edwin C, Jones, pres-
ident of the tllulbu University of Foo-
chow, Chin. l ‘
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’ gm noawax H,
R is hMthnt the soldiers from KEEP “rm“
Aver and sin fm' Fort Terry will Mrs W'lu. Hawl 0!
be able to g“ home in ”m" ’m' mts' keep the knitting needles
his time tod. so that they can see As busy as can b“.
the I e a else so that they can The boys are doing their duty, 5
attest. the m“ to be held this 6"” And so why should not we?
nine “The Boys! will be sure to get
a big band mm"!- they appear and They do not stop to question
whenever, tho, appear . . Nor ask the why,
That they should risk their precious
lives.
80 we in safety lie.
Skating is so be enjoyed this after-
noon and evaing on the Hill pond by
those who have the time and skates.
The ”0““ m" “‘me'm ““9““ The wool is free the work is light.
this Bftemmon “want of the homes It i. not hard ‘0 kmt
coming of the soldiers and the parade And. when the days of war are past,
, but this swing it is sure to be well We’ll feel vet" "do” our bun
"filled. The mid wave has also scared
on what ileum-n that. may have Co.me' Let u" help a,“ noble cause
M5” to 5' out. W’ , Thcm from the cold to shield.
T’will make the stars more bright to
them
On dear Old Glory's field.
Mrs. "Heififi Gerhardt of East ave-
, Inc receivemword this morning that
fiber father, Bank Raymond of Green-‘
.‘Ilch, had did in the Greenwich misc ,
,ptui. wfie be has beenjor about a
‘nonth, sincadie balsa stroke of apo-
rleny in thetearly part of Nurember.
‘ 1 further amusement of the death
will be founain theDeatbs and Fun
ovals column of this issns.
RWll
‘ What wasiiealled‘ a decidedly nice“
crowd was in attendance at. the /‘so
ciablc and chaos given by. the insta-
piers of tbeIayDcvwer Hook 1: Lad‘
a eel-Commits; was held in Cour
annuity 'llalltihskevening. The at-
tendencs whlh wasabuut 175 was so
good and thQipeoplc were so pleased
. with insurer-that it was decided to
hold anothemnjaneeny 4th.; also a
friday. at (manually. Holland to
Ame Grace Dos. orchestra also fur-
Mlns Cloths West of West Side ave
one is ill at her home there
Mrs. Patrick Savage and daughter
Elizabeth spent Saturday in New
York.
Mr. and lira: Georgie Eedltpp have
moved from the Neuendrcs house to
Bridgeport. ’
Row-Mn. H. E. Andmhnve
been ”cum In Anderson's
nether from Norwich.
fist evening“ lasted untllimd'
light.1'he fill was decorated with
Hum Juhsniden spent
Whywitbilr. andlrs
We You. of W4 _'
museum-tumour mob-lamp W"M a. a
"i at 01» between here and New York...
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the Henry street grocer. who was an.
My Sahib—-.wi.wbtlldlell750.t
'they will add the ten stars and addi-
‘Darlsnharll, loi- on Thursday the site.
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unto. Every returned to the. file andlcecrcam, lml‘AWaad
m ”moment elm speeding Mrs: Jam stereos; 'ies table Mrs.
D
Wm mm w Jim: ””10““
“evocation at the benched his pee» "Mama!“ (3. w Betti ‘mi'l‘l.’
eats. ‘ Harry Gibbs. 0n the stage was the
children's wonder tree. which was in
Master "Billy.” Minnow 3me charge»! til-Juana Evcivnlleid. .
spent his holiday vacation with Hr. Lucille “Brands and Mabel Harrington
and hire. Harry Comings of Curlipp and Horton McClellan. The tree was
street. I feature of the alnlr as it was decoy "
ated with the Christmas ornaments
‘ Mr, and Mrs. John ‘l‘iobout and into and illuminated with small red and
iiy of Brooklyn, N. Y.,‘spentthe week green electric lights. Dr. Noxon and ,.
end at» their residence .on Cudttpp In. hostel-purview introducing. the
street. ‘thrift stamp: to the public of Dorian
. - were in attendance yesterday, They ‘
' Henry William who is stationed tool: the opportunity to explain tho
at the Aviation camp at Mineola spool stamp to the crowd and Just what they
Sunday with his wife on West Side represented. After the stamps were
avonas. clearly explained a great many of
then: were disponsd and we vorv am
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Base of ly any that the school children fell in
Bridgeport spent Thanksgiving Day has and par-dissed a good number of
with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel hiorrell of them. To add a great deal of more
Crochett street. interest to the occasion two well
Miss Marion Coulee who is CHM Sig: gmmigzfiox 1:: 13:2:
ing school at New Haven spent her pictures attracted many people for
holiday vacation at herxhome on Mow they '0", more a,“ beautiful or pic.
KWF’Y street. ‘ turesque. The sale held vesterdo!
e
Miss Marion Jarvis has returned to bet; :1 my ”$3531.33; 32;?
her home on Highland avenue. after and they are m urged to an», on
spending several weeks with relatives their work mm better effort and more
in New Haven. ' material for yesteday gave them the
' inspiration with which to mate the cf-
llarry Tisbout who is connected {on and the my derived the motor
with the John’s Hopkins hospital at ial‘with which to work with ’
Baltimore, spent the week-end with
his parents on (‘udl‘pp street. '
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'Mrs. Kate 'llioun-s and daughter,
Ruth have returned home from a sev-
eral day trip to Washington, D. C.
no.
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where they were the guest of Russell
Thames who is engaged in a“ unfit Dr. and Mrs. C. it Beovliie left for Efigencg' 3:3?ng
mm; mm, . Worlds Saturday They will remain The talde women all working for you in a Hoosier will show Experiment Station,
, libero to: the winter. n .yonillilow to find new delights' in Mi and balling. They put plans in: Y2”; Bradley
" ,‘ Elmore Sloa‘deéirgose reruns; hi: m ' h.” ’I work Wm. “ding flaw“, of it :Hrnclpai so: ‘lMisi
0"“ l’ "i "l ' “8" ’ ~' Some ve spent rem in findins bay: to abolish mo... drnd- ‘ m" ° °° °
230333;, 0; mtinil?fivlfiell gory. And they. .lLers build into the Hoosier the best of the disoover- 3231‘?” ‘ "”“°““‘
res these We submit. Mrs. Alice 8. Dresser,
service at Washington 2
Mr. and Mrs Charles E. Taylor of .
Weed street announce the marriage
of their daughter, Agnes insulin.- to
“cut. George Raiscy Stevens, Jr.. son
Mr. and Mrs. George ll. Stevens of
this town. of St. Andrew‘s church.
New York. Wednesday evening.
have many more hours of leisure.
‘ .
} appear and fresher looks return.
Albert Buttery, .
was in Brooklyn yesterday, endeavor-
ing to ioinlhe‘ navy.
0' MW“ ""“W‘ A regular. communication of Bar--
mony Lodge was held Wednesday]
evening in laconic Temple. District
Deputy c. Scoflcld of Stallion] section. Note how 400 articles are no laced that e one of .
DARIFN mwf made air ooIl l! inspection of the a within m, m 1’ very them Jersey. ’
Rev ‘c a Susie? "3: nm’ itlyn Snag on“! mm’..ifl“5’m°fii ‘ Wedirest yourparticnlar ttcntion to the P lir “3:... wmmlsegfv:
‘ . - ' - ' . e sun as ,, ‘ ores o . . ,
will take charge of all of the services heidflplrecedi‘ng the Fellswcraft- Clsb do. not w nndin u easily cleaned Ill I. plate 11 top which Jami?“ "wanna.“-
0' “la Congregational Church. As the en ' amen ’ china J . . ,
lie-ills apparatus has not been” re- ‘ ‘ v Select youroabinet notwwliile we have a big variety, and p l5for ,, Willi. 8mm Emn'
Atanicotllgoffl P.FerrlgPost.G.i ituessyiocnvsnisuipaynients. Prices.lrangofroin$27.,isoouw
paired yet the aervlcoa will beheld A it Monday evening. the following
The Grandlest Gift
$1 Ever Berught
It brings a score of super-features found through thousands of
practical experiments Not in a factory—but in scientific kitchens.
A Hoosier Minot will change your whole mode of life. You will
comfortably and realism at your worll.
Andthatcvsningfntiguethathudworkhrlngsonwfllsoondis-
All this is the result of Boater models. See the Hoosier vital
Hoosier’s Council
Kitchen‘écientisis
Mrs. Christine Freder-
ick, noted Household
Consultant of House-
hold Administration,
Massachusetts
Mrs. Janet M. 'Hiil,
Principal of the bum.
in» School of Cook-
ery, New Hampshire;
Editor and Author.
Mina Fay *Kelloga. a
prominent New York
Architect.
Mrs. Frank Ambler
Pattlson, Domestic Ef-
ficiency Engineer, New
When meal time comes you can sit
again this Sunday in the “11001. onions-a were. elected: Commander.
Charles Roscoe; senior vice-command-
er. lsnael Wood; junior vice, Bandit
lance: chaplain. 0 P. Beetles: IdiIt-r
ant and quarter-taster. Charles H.
Demerltt; onocr of the guard. W. ii
Brant. i
Dr. Harry Bates They". prestdentl,
of the Western Electric Company. ,
Monday announced the mat-rise- of
his daughter. Mia-r. Ruth Thaysv. to Dr. i
Webb William Weeks. First “eaten.
ant. Medical Corn. U. ii. A., stationed 3
at Fort Sill. Oklahoma City. Ohio. The »'
ceremony was performed in St. aPnl‘a
Cathedral, that city, on Bunday.
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~Sawed and uplit wood Dermot“.
Street 1 Son.
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TM number of firemen from the
local company whoare in the named
are ten and their human follow: Dr.
Nielsen. Robert MacDonald, Jr., liar
old Willntott. Herman Theoic. Carl
Brenner, George Cantrell. Ernest Sen-
ton Harold Mllispeugh. Harold Schlich-
tlng and Paul Welshman. To do hon-
or to these members the fire cont-'
has purchased a service flag on which
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The home of R. R. be Monte on
tional room will be left toadd more on Wood street was forcibly entered re
as other members le'nve. icently. The intruders. who got Ill
' from the rear. ransacked the store
room up stairs, forcing open a door
and leaving things in some confusion ‘
There were no yahoblos in the cot
tags. which her been closed since
summer tenants left early in October. ..
and there seems to be nothing inla- ,‘v
sing. it was a day time invashin as
things were taken from the attic to y
light rooms for inspeetlouend left by ,~;
the windows. '
Strong and well
At last the sugar famine has hit
wart Grocery Company which has
been handing out sugar to their can?
tumors by the pound had sold their
last pound. They were practically the
only store in Dorian who had with-
stood the famine so long» but now.
they have to join the others and sit
down and patiently wait until they
EXTRA SPECIAL
As LoNiG As THEY LAST
'3 HBDdY Sewing Rack, with a compartment for
every necessity for the knitter and sewer. ” i
A REAL $1. 00 VALUE
. In Fumed C/ak, with brown leatherette covering.
Sterling Furniture Co.
iZTlli-‘lill‘lVASlllNG'lth sr.
69c.
061‘ STOOL
Constructed 59c " I 3
Phone 105
. so. NtlllWlilzlt "
can grab some more (if they will so
or be that successful) so now Darien
will have to get used to s'ugarlesa cots
fee, tea, cocouand even-lemonade.
Warm}:
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Gilbert. In. Clarence Chapman, Mrs.
When this puller new: in Darlcn am. Ernest Scheme: spent Tuesday Cioie Ogden. The committee on or-
you residents will have sulcieut time in Danbury rangements consists of the following'
to come to. Not-walk and join ina ' . ‘parties, Miss Lena Watson, Miss ln~‘
heart; and happy welcometo our own '.c O Bakland is enjoying a visit M 1‘an Miss ivy 14““me
pride and toy from Camp Denna. the home from Camp Devon: and In George ailbart, George Hed-
304th infantry. Co. 1. Take this on- . cm; and George Heasants. The ad
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90mm!“ perhaps your Do! my be Many from this place attended the mission will be as cents, which will .
among them. just imagine how in»! film presentation of the Manx-mil. ll be devoted to the interests of the ma
he will be to see you on the It?!" the Regent theatre Wellhead!!- '01"; society
watching hint parade and welcome
csnmrsnorm
him humus are the occult «Nor- ms usual-o Botnfovd and children
walk. This is your chance, me for of Bridgeport recently lmt the day
it may be your last to see tbceeboys with Ira. Botsford's sister. Mrs. C. 0. I ROBBED AGAIN
as 'a unit.- Enkland. -
! Maderic Henry. proprietor ofthe
Garments Butch reported to the po-
lice that‘acineone had enterediliis sa~
icon last. night, by cutting a hole
through a door in the hallway and
pushing back the bolt of .the dolor. and
had stol- '11 Hosea“
nsWnMeheubymm Mm 13,11. Lambert hasciosedher
ion Branch or the Red Ol'oll at the sum-ei- bone and is nasal-s the
town hall. yesterday «mom was winter in Goshsn with her sister. Mrs.
verv largely a‘tended and all the Cummings. '
booths in the hell were well patronis- ‘ ' W . nun who had r cred ‘
rd; ““1“” weedieltl for the bone: The town list which is raised and thezabotal. mm because the '11:"
fit of the‘iocnl branch in order with lowered every day on Triangle Green. .12: ”'31:“ his bed fit nightclub
the money derived they nor be able and was purchased titre-1min alas-tr gone owning. a mum
to purchase the necessary material to of the Civic magpie. din-M endow m 1;”! Iflmitgmrrfim
lsari-y on the good work which ill" going rival". as a lane “was «up, Whilflweigm about!“
“are done in the past. The boatltsveinde in its folds durinsn recent windf
'ngugir. I“grey egr'en, were black 13:.
which attend their article‘s for sale-v . s t. s not overcoat. s t
"“3 “'9 l“ 4"” ”H M 'm i“ 3:: fid‘dfim whifigbowod
the chars: 6min m vol-ell: A W eel Vi“ W W“ w“ ws his rm. m police are lcolting- in-
that andgroivy. brewers-shim" “ember“ hm tom. Ouoftheroolnsnrat
”My?" '"h'fi'fl‘ on: ' ' i‘.» ' a" ”M a? of nights mm... an «ml
in a g n a
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2:7;me M 9:: (1:22:52 3825?? l HE AJRING 0N BUCKINGHAM posr orricsss
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l°" M“ " W Met-win M" Edward INJUNCTION Thomas Bradley Chosen Carri-mantles",
A hearing was held this morning
in the city court room in the Town!
Assebbly ball by Judge John J. Walsh
of the Common Pleas Court. on the
motion‘ at Attorney Leo Davis. rep-
resentitrig Pauline and Louis Hertz, oi
Winfield street. East Month to dis-
solve t injunction placed on the
erectimh of a store in front of their
property in East. Norwalk. The in-
fill-atoll was taken out about a week
ago by Augusta and James Ghiottq
adjoiniihg land owners.
and James E. Wises Senior
Vice commander
The annual meeting of Buckingham :
{Post. No. 12, G. A. R, was held last. "
night, in the headquarters in the Town :
Assembly Hall building in Well
at . and the following otllc‘ets were
elected for the coming year:
WTbomas Brothel.
Senior Vice-Commander—Jamcs D.
31Wi 1.0- 1'
Test! any was to the- ‘effect‘ “my! Junior Vice-Commander—Georxe 8.
'Mr He went to Building inspector North. _.:-r .
mugs?" l. 'ormaofiot-h: 5;: “$13; Surgeon—George 1. Boston. ‘
vem ' an Cha lain—James B W on
erect the building. in question which one; of the Days—010:0 Wheeler.
was tel be a store. The pennit‘ was
granted] without the building commi Patriotic Instructor—A. 6 Mil
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too behig consulted: it was said. on" once: of the Guar-e-A. G. Fran. R. Y
also without the; adjoining land own '. Quartermaster—George W. Rs!“
are be notified according. to the mood. ‘
’ordnanhe" Attorney Leo Davis andim
Attorney. Morris Land. who appeared
Ionizeldsfeudantn in the sane..st this
point 1 lord an ohisetisn attachins
”the vaidny ordnancoaand calm _
lhat.tle council did gammbveflggf Amidst
tin. or to so coats e u .. .
"Pittman-tug was then held over at» ‘0 mots, Minna ”M
"til Tact . y and the attorneys on both quarters
.54” 1 ill my; misfit-1:: an fill: a. m
subject "- “ ”a ‘ exemption
nail...” . . .Jantes Dw‘yer represent
meanness. duo Ghiottol. 0W “7° 9;
Amtrak-George A. White.
Mada: Generabwll'imam i. solos: .1
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