N ELL'Y’S
'ochIi-o’t.
to me USEFUL;
Ceitainly there is such a thing
::~ a coat, without a belt this
vintzr. We have 'em ~—“somc
coats”too.
Here's a sketch of two. the
‘ long and the short dongle-
' breasted variety. All big pock-
ets.
In the llt'\\' 'I'rciicli ('Im‘, Iw‘t-
(‘4’. v.0 have four IIIt't'I-v't-III .
'iI‘itlt'lm and hlxlt‘hil Iiit'i'lvivlf
patterns. Sonic rather verity
i cli'l-I-ts for young: Illt“l,
K. BANKS
onto Hotel Block. 1
.g of the Red Z'Io..';
of the South Norwalh (‘on-
ll Church will nit-ct tomor-
I i» at 1 o'clock.
Yes, Mackinaw: in new plaid ~._
Fur coats, rain coats, tires;
coats, everything.
I still Farnum Rogers & SlCVCng
of the Bad Lands," lit the NORWALK
will be no niPetlnz of Trinity WV
lily Thursday. The ment-
,1“ attend the Sunday School
val Friday el'ening at 7:30.
“30.:ch suoi‘t'ti
“Clll‘l\" Leonard and “Johnny"
Bet-kman were among the interested
spectators III the game last night.
A
vv
will be II meeting of the For
I arrow nizlit, when the elec-
Cflcera will take place and the
the comma ball will he (-oiii- _. _
Noi'wulk couldn't find the basket
last night cazing but four In the whole
'IIIInIe, and lint-.II- in tlit- first half.
'phonetl into police head.
yesterday nf‘ci-noil, and said
lemon at the railroad sta-
been Watching her. The
was’jusl (I sample of what
receive at times.
It Win the second game of the dav
for some of the boy», list With. Mul
ray. Ilrclfth‘s. MacMiIIan and Wash
llIt-i plaloil In Bridgeport yesterday
afternon, when the Newark Turncm
defeated the Blue Ribbons.
resolve firm, Sterlinc Fur-
. according to it-I usual f‘tla-
present to the first hahv hov
m in the New Your Jill! in
I orwallr, with a handsome
On next Saturday, Vorwalk trawl!-
to [Alllillll‘ for the first battle in the
championship race. Danhurv will lino
moi crib. "rim. (-rih is now up as. follows: Leonard and \‘orman.
In the Company's window. gllill‘ti'. Bt‘f'Zk‘ltll'l and llahn, forwards
ington s‘ff‘et‘l. Sriuth Nor- and Iteilneitmentcr.
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‘ There ollziit to ho a record crowd
cool horses off the Greens Danbury team visits Norwalk, for lho-
_ g by It". wrprkpr “Fly" of z'tme promises to be uome battlc. thor-
i Wrecking Comp.my of ‘\(\w mnn. Bockmin and Leonard will play.
lch arrived herelast neck to "mh'lhlv “Klimt ”fertile-‘4. Rcilh and
tions The coal is pumped Johnson. to) the fur will certainly fly.
I . 'nto scows ,
:I‘bz‘t‘ezf iianizrsatlred. The l-Zven “uh ”‘9 “w hundred
“ b fqisi‘d bV the means of \nung follow in ”l? service,
ll ‘6' belicVed in a short. crowd was very good last night
CONTEMPT PROCEEDINGS DIS.
MISSED AGAINST MOTHER
SUPERIOR
SAVANNAH. (to.
pnrior (‘mlrt today
(I'll!
the
W eutlon Willi the earlv .«r-rvicn
I rst Congregational Church. on
Day, Howard. Tilly, intro
e singing of the hymn:
Q Song in the Air," by some
onbout the composer of
lice. ’30.~—Tlie SII'
dismisscd con-
. , mother rllpcrior of St, Vincent's Con-
who Is Prof. Alex. 8. Gibson, ' who WWW" to permit an in-
9‘ St’ of this'city. Mr. spection of the establishment hr the
' compoeed a good number {'rnnd Jun uhich demanded one. no
final published by the C9“ der the terms of a law prescribing in-
besidei many songs and an spection of certain public. institutions.
itch have been brought out The colIIt held that ,the law provm
t publishers. I ed only for inspection of inalitlltions
’ ‘ '1 where inmatts are kept in confine
. ”DAY LUNCHEON merit. The Veasy law, under which
Wed at the Country Club. the Grand ury was actinc. was recent-
ly enacted.
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OB XMAS— * EX-HEAD or K. or p. DIES
Huyler I Chocolates IIE.’I‘ER50N. Kv.. Dec, 26.—-W. w.
Supplies, Perfum. Blackwell. a decade and Supreme
Articles, 00ml”. Chancellor of the Knights of Pythlas.
' died at his home, here today. after
suffering a ‘5. "mile of paralysis He was
- owed Corporation sixty—five years old.
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Burglar
keeping your valuables around the house. He
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tempt Iil'nthllinga hrollcht against lll“ .
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I . port, spent Christmas eye with Mr.
. is o holiday guest of Ito: porqtoJlr
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TOMLINSON—GUILES. '
A pielly Christmas wedding. so}!
.Imnized yenterday morning at the:
Ihonic of Charles II. Guild; united In:
marriiagt- Miss Iva Guilcs, daughter of‘
Mr. and Mix-i. (‘barlcs II. Guilcs of Si.
verinine avenue. and Ernect G. Tom
linwon. of Seymour, Conn. Tile cm 9-
moy was a quiet one and was uttcu d
fed by only the immediate relatives I
ftlito contracting parties. The nuptiall
linot was tied by the llel‘. Elisha 2.,
[Ellis of lianbury, Followmg the wed-i
ding Mr. and Mrs. Tomlinmm depart-I
ed on an indefinite wuliiii; ’lcur Which!
will take in numerous places. of inter-l
-.-i, after which they will locate In;
.‘Iuymour. Conn. where Mr. Toinlimion!
conducts a pharmacy. The newly mar-‘
ricd couple were the recipients of"
many beautiful remembranccs. I
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A family reunion was held at the
liouic’ of W, .I. Mcrrian, lit Iniu'ndwrt
avenue. yesterday. Those present]
Were: W. .I. MI-rrian and wife. A. A.‘
Dr fllZf'lIilfln. wife and daughter Doro-
thy of “I‘ll“nl'lllt', NY: Arthur S.
Merrinn, wife and FUHH. Arthur and;
Walter of Snii'hfngton, (‘onn.; Corpor-
IIi I’Iiilip Mt’f'l‘ifllllli ('0. 3.3, i.. I. s.,'
For! Terry, .\'. f: Frank Ferris, wife
and mm Ellison. and daughter Verna.j
of South NOYWIIWC Edward lilacltmatl,‘ L ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
wife and Min ('url of East NIrI'H'aIk .Ienutor “For“ I" ”'“"‘I"."'“'“ M
. , (tugoii, I'litill'ttiztn of the Mtlltdry Alv
and MINI Lola .lt’flrlt‘rl of “oodwurd {‘“m f‘timuiittcrv 9, the Senate; yum.“
SIN CEO I CHAHEERLAIU,
BEN. JAHE9 A. fiEED
SEN DUNCAN U TLCTCNCR'
avenue. South Norwalk. A Iaitiily pic ,\, ”0' d ot the Manltfaclurctxi I'otu-
Ittl'c was lilktn by ('lll'titm ()wpnu, rpp. tIiittm‘. and Senator I). l'. Pli'l"h(’i'
. , .1 I . ' . . ' v. '4 ‘
".41”an 15”.”. Kelli-rations. [brad of t." totiiiiitrtt fo.!.t.lt.ite are
now th.._I wuh Ililcstignil om. Sena-
» ‘ tor ('Illllllbfl'lltlll'b ('(IIIIIIIlllI‘t' ilIH
Mrs Gertrude Iiitkson flflll"' .Ith of L .n (Ithjny .nm the sliptill of gum
‘..lr II. .\I HIIIIJnII of 9 (amp hillt' m «ottllI-rs; Senators Reed's (ominlt—
was united in up. bond. of matrimony lee IIIII: tune into ”N; nillultr «ltltn
’ . , i 'f f'l‘ Nil
um, II. II. iictchlcr n, 1.0”, au-I’rincn lion, “hilt Senatoi F H It n-
. M tittet- will toiiaiil-i ll. 0 follow (if the
”ill” b)‘ R" William Trudy. 1'1‘9’hy‘ Im Illllltlll to- build «hip» to replace
It'l'llln miniqtcr of 37th effect Nev. "m“. “my by t .bmm
\ork (lty at the rcctmy. Thursday. .
December 1.1.Thc groom ls tonnect- Mr. “M \Irs. Isiulu l'dltmun of
Id with. the IIIIytiitn Ameriliin Sugar pun-find meuue. Were (liristmas doy
company an titanliger of store. The .Mm” In My York city,
couple are staying in New York t=nd .
on itlnlltlI) I.‘I will lease for the south ('thrII-qtt, ()Idfif'hmldf returned to his
to still being done on the six 01“ 011 119’" Tue-Ida" "‘5’" “be“ ”m Mllr several wet-ks in Al homo ”my military duties at Grand llapidu Mich oration In America. and the machines
It ill Hill for I’m! all I'rlnlt- where Inty ymtrrm
\ ill Iii.II:c tlillr home. .
Mimi Mary '3. Bell: of New York.
and formerly of Norwallo
holiday with I-fctndtl on lchdI-n avenue.
Fl I'm :int Iiobrrt II. Oliver “in I one of
ill” ft-w Norwalk men who was all! I. to
Iiljny a fourvday Christmas furlough ‘ family reunion m", held at tho
at home. Scrgtant Olin-r has real. ' llomc M “r and “m S. D 0",”. 239
(’d II III pIoIIIII tiom the gas othool for I Iy 'lv.cnut' f‘hrlntmas Day
ofIiters held recently of the lamp, .—
VJ'hiIh tiprmlnh him It gas instructor. Llcull'tllllll Frederick N , smith of
T “0 WWW" "I“ ”9"" "‘3‘“! 0“ ’0” (‘amp Ilevens. Aycr, Mann, II home on
. I . I J "t
inn detached duty .lltnl! a four~tluy furlough.
'.':hich time he will lllt'llf'llff a thousand
t‘anlp llr-ir-ns in KIN deft-r. 4-.
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E. M. Tollcs and wife spent (.‘hrlst-
mall in Bridgeport.
BANK SHOOTING INQUEST
In: 1‘. :I:
The Norwnlk (‘ountry Club was tho
scene of n «Inscription dance last ev- '
t-ning which was wl’ll attended, A STARTS
special luncheon consuming of con' PEORIA. "1,, Der, 13.5,-le Inquest
“"mm“ 100“" 'H‘dl‘ and "01“" FL’K into the killing of Berne M. Mead.
nogu. was 31*0 enjoyed 0“ V9" cashier of the State Trust and Sni'lnza
Ye cais' Eve. a more elaborate affair flank by p} A Straufte president at
will be held and reservations ohould the bunk Sunday, was begun today.
b" 9"“ in Why °" tomorrow. According to Strause, he shot Mead
‘ "‘ In self- delenw during a quarrel whlch
““3 Frea H'W‘m" of South ““0" is believed resulted from differences
walk and Albert J, Marvin of Westport over control of the bnnlt' s affairs.
weir married on Monday. December
24. at Westport by Rev. M Mackenzie
Mr. Marvin is at present in service of
the 35th C0,, th I. S. '
CHARGES MADE AGAINST NEW
HAVEN BAKERS .
HARTFORD Conn, Dec. 26. —A
complaint in a letter received at the
Imitations have bcen issued for the office. of the Federal Food Administra-
wedding of miss Florence Starr and for in the (”"01 today, from Ix",
Harold Lewis Nash, to be held at
South Norwalk Congregational thurch New Haven. are. not matting their
Saturlay cloning. January 5th, at 8 loaves of bread of the yequlred gov-
O'CIOCR‘ ernment Weight of one pound. A like
I "”“" complaint came from Derby and there
formerly with Dunbar were unsigned letters regarding the
l: Quinlan returned to Camp Deveno sugar shortage In \\ oterbuy The Ad-
.thls morning, after enjoying o fur- mlnlstrators ofllce in reply ,3" that'
Ilough over the holiday at. his home In attention cannot hereafter be given toI
I Met Canaan anonymous letters.
Alex Lonclltdr, o chautfeur In the
{Quartermaster's Reserve corps has
'been transferred from Fort Slocum, 3.2;
Y., to Fort Sam Houston, San Anto'
ulo,, Term. '
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PACKING INLUCTRV
Bos'rott. Dec. 26 .—Heoringo by the.
Federal Trade Commission into the
packing Industry will be held here be
'zinnlng tomorrow and continuing for
throo Idoyo. United Slated Nor-bot
10th J. Mitchell sold be had not been
ookod to subpoena ouy witucom. but
it no" under-cloud neural bod been
INQUIRY
lfr. and Mro. Howard W. Gorbom
and son. Harold W. Gorbnm of Bridge-
Gorltom'o poreutup Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
oopbW.CorbomofFlulli_llRood
“inflammation.
_, cmontwulodoloWub
mm. Jan A. Idiom, rid: I'IiII Inna-"I Monday tbot the m our;
mam-Hudovotodtoflo entire-
——J—.‘..‘ gum”. “ma"onm‘l
loudllro. loan: 1'. Pom oro tbouotbodoc-ploycdbyrunfilfio
MCI
tm,hfhmoftbom
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WW6!“ d’o-pooy. '
illoo Horton HoTlltou, of New York!
(“like
- the new army of the air for which
spent the‘
he Haven. charged that‘sorne bakers tnv
{cooled by lolcmob direct m,
,WI'IRPH
BEING iiiil IIIII
Attrition runs
Nation's Aviation Program Calls
l for Hundredfotd Increase
In First Year of War.
NEW LIBERTY MOTOR IS
GREAT ACCOMPLISHMENT
*V—
‘Engine lo I Model of Standardization,
and All Porto Aro Interchangeable
for All link—Great Automobile
Factorloo Turning Them Out In
Guonlttloo—Avlator Abroad Train-
Ing Cool Heidcd Americans for
Contra.
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Thlo to tho olxth article ofo
oorico on Amerlco'o war prep-
orotiono occur-ed from federal
officiolo by tho Publicity Com-
. mittoo of tho Connecticut out.
Council of Dofenoo for publica-
tion In Connecticut nowopopcro.
They will deal with III phuoo
of tho notion'o organization for
war ond will be no complete and
Informative II the exigencies of
military otrotcgy wIII permit.
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American aviation units have moved
up to otatlons Immediately behind the
front In France. The vanguard of
Congrcsu voted 8640, 000, 000 last sum-
mer III about to join the forces of
land and sen In action against the
Germans.
The navy has tripled In size since
the war began, and the army has Inul-
tiplied Itself by 13 These, are rapid
lntreaneu. But the first year plan"
for the air service call for an increase
of more than a hundredfold.
LtiIIt spring the aviation corps had
II: II than ”00 olrplanrti of all degrees
0‘." Ittrllccllbllity. Now a fleet of" .2,-
000 planes III being built When war
began there were 75 aviators. A force
oI 10.000 aviators III being trained.
l'l'he total personnel of the old flying
corp», ground workers all well as
intern, watt 2,000. The total personnel
of the new flying corpo is 100, 000.
1 Before any real fighting planes
could be turned out a new American
Industry had to be created This til
Ithe great task that hurt been quietly
Isccompilshed in the Isl-It live months
[When the Aircraft Production Board
‘ft'll'lPid Ito work only two companies
manufacturing airplanes were In op-
they had been making for the allies
{were of a type oervlceablc only for,
practice flights. ‘
The first more of the board was to
stop negotiations for the utu‘ of ex- l
lilting patents and to not men at work
designing it new airplane engine
which should comprise all many of the. I
good pointit of the different patents»
or those men cared to use. In It week i
>20 experts working together had I
evolved the Liberty motor, which Sec 1
rotary linker hint called the greatest i
ochlevemcnf‘ of the war so for.
l The Liberty motor to a model of
standardization. It to built with four
cylinders or with eight or with twelve,
:und the same parts are Interchange.
able for all three of the different sizes.
,Thc greatest automobile factories In
the world have been provided with
the machinery Inecessary for turning
out these motorsatbe factories that
have supplied the United States with
Its 4,000,000 automobiles when all the
rest of the world gets along withonly
700,000.
It has been necessary all along not
to Interfere with the supply of raw
materials, particularly spruce, and of
certain completed aeroplane parts to
tho flying forces of our allies. '
. In return for these materials the
allies are giving no the rich benefit.
of their experience. For months
young Americans have been in train
log for our air corps on the flying
flelds of England and France. ()n a
dozen and more of new flying fields
.In America veteran fliers from the
western front are helping in the pre-
liminary training of our new aviators. .
As to whether the war can be won
In the air there seem to be two opin-
ions. At any Irate, the aviation sec-
tion to not leaving any stones un-
turned.
Fom in Connecticut Towns.
With the object of visualizing and
,domouotrottng the food conservation
,doctrtnes taught by the food admlnlo-
‘ trotlon. u oerleo of food fairs Is to be
i held In Connecticut during January
.under the ouoptceo of the committee
i on woman 'It activitlco of the Connecti-
.cnt State Council of Dofcnoe.1'llo
‘jotro, which have peeuo ottiortzod by
tho council. will be con acted by i
nub-committee on patriotic food oxbtb-
ito couoiotlng of tho following woman:
In. Jooopb W, Alsop, chairman
lilo Coraline Roots-Ron, chimon
of tho womon'o committee. .
Illoo l‘otollo Sprig-o, chairman of
tho food cooooryotlon com-Moo
In. Wink- c. Cboooy. choir-u
of the booth loocboour Ito-dob cork
m.
'uthu-ohonoootlyo
When Sonia Visits the Soldier-Seamus on Guard
In int c: mm of the National Army Santa Claus owr looked no man.
The thllll< on guard rccriu-d their gifts directly from bill as \I(H as
did Ullht‘ within the camp houses. The sentries could not lea-v their
onk t-oI tII. (tltblflllnn btcausc guard duty must be done cvon on Christ-
iiias. .
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New President General of ’"Ew Emu“ ""5"
COMPANY INCORPORATES
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Daughters 0f Confederacy A certificate of incorporation of tho
lNew England Timber Company of
’lfartford was recorded at the office
.of the secretary of the state Monday.
i'l'he nature of the business is the
Mndllng of wood, timber and lumber.
aThe eapltnl stock ls 5.50, 000, dIVIded lilo
to 5,000 shares The incorporators are
Claude Reed of New York, Harry 7.
Hills of Manchester and Edwin I).
'Snow of WlIlImantIc.
, A certificate of Incorporation of the
inelmont Lunch Company of Water-
;bury was recorded. The nature of
the business Is the maintaining and
operating of. restaurants. The capl-
fol otock lo $50,,000 divided Into 5 000
shares and the inrorporators are
liAndrew Pappss, Steve Demacoa and
George Aglnttis of Waterbury.
i A certificate of Increase. of capitol
‘otock of the. Middlesex Machine
Company of MIddletown. watt record-
ed. The stock In Increased from $15;-
000 to $75,000, the shares being In-
M|55 MARY poppfiNHgtm creased from 150 shares to 750
Miss Mary Il'VHOIIthlllfifIl of Chartce- “my"
ton. S .lliln‘ hIcIi clotted president
general of the t' it led Statm liaugh- Beecher & Bennett Company of New '
.teIII of the t "(lllfttit‘ltlv)’. Tue Illiugh- Haven was recorded. The business to
leis of the (‘onfode'rtuy hale author- '0 be “denfiking The mpimt stock
Izcd thc Ireiition of It genlrtil com-
e o 2 shares.
mittcc fox liar relief work, its activl in $20,000, an” d int 00
ties to be in co operation and under I
the diicction of the American Red 'l'olman Cowlett has sold an auto-
‘ ‘0“ mobile to s. .l. Kceler.
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fluorine—l
Effect an Astonishing
Transformation in
Stout Figures.
Wearing a properly fitted W. B.
Reduso Corsct you appear a
younger woman-«hips, bus tnnd
' I abdomen rcduc ed 1 to 5 inches,
I _, you look 10 to 20 pounds lighter.
i I ‘I L You can wear more fdxldt‘tnnble
styles; you are no for nor STOUT
and you get ‘
datisfaction and
Value at most moderate price.
You never WVTC more comfort-
able or 'casy feeling" corsets.
Loco Back Rednoo Styled.
No. 72L Low Bud. Etude, prl‘ ..c 85.00
No. 70}. Milan 8.2:. (-51.21, pic- 3.5
No. 7”. Short Slcu‘t Fmex.
Low L21. Ccttt’,’ price 350
Loco Front Reduce Styled.
mom. Lu tau-I. Cadiz, price 33.50
mom. MedBu Coutil. price 3.50,
No.97». units-wont, prico s.oo'
The Coro'ct Illustrated, No. 720,
price $3.50, shows how it reduced
It stout figures to youthful lines.
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Book on! Front-Loco for
N UFOR M
Slade and A F
O CORSETS give tbo "new- Imbol‘fi':
00f tho moment. Inexpensive. fault‘laoly fitting. \V.
oro unequalled for Comfort, Wear ond nope-moulding.
“baht 'F‘." , llm’loh”.
5"“ Wilmam
A certificate of Incorporation of tho
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