w W w~at ”multilingual?“
l
serris that cover the sh nlders and
w urged on as cane: or small are that vebefliémi
Hulls in the smart and new i shape—and with
the softest of warm and ”(1,0an .
flurs' 1n?1 bout all the liked and worth while : linemen
11v 1' coarse d m re-dura r:-
eachm one eiitrao value atlinaince 11on fixed.
Tune to and lynx and stylish"d sku l1 and all the
r ursof eseason; eachofdene
itv .
at a dfizure ower than usual price by ndantleast ”loam
’ few art and rema co fn‘atunfl
“mus 1"at..d‘:levn 3m tchanded 1! fine bkinlality.” hped ,
yanked 11 fancy satin.—ati1npressing price 585.00 . ‘l
d
Draw ] shades; -
‘ Second Floor.
, creal
That is one of the big and good oieees of news for!”
women. '
keep warmer!
Iddrawn shade willbe o as keepin the;
warm as a double winl iow. RE to draw
as soon aslamns ' '
. Good shades in attractive colors. com lete with ii -:
tune—50cm ” "
mdtm helo' $1,!
Han the she owv art cretonnes that make attrac-
tive Wino wdmpegés are but 35 cents a yard. '
Prettvw scrim Maine to add more bea y to thosedee ere--
line drarpe ries 1111 also to add to wannth
3111!.” Brettv edge of lace. and are stitcilied wittiland
Foldn screenst t ffd' hts
bit of colmlnc “through $13131 lfiugle fillgdatmh have hEurlan.
some an it .
'_ led frame an filledrd With crgthlti‘ii11—0355wm'I white enamel 1
Splendid:- v 1114:" curtains that add rich beantv as w;ell
as couse 631153111 tool g'vtra edeav1£hofI tegttnre and line of l
. hn w1 '
rep—specml value at $12. 50 pair us rous mercensed:
Third Floor
i 0
Little New Year’ s gifts
of gold special priced
Solid gold jewelry that will render a distinct service to
' owner. t is new and 'acefulin ttern.t tath is
e rminz ew Year remem rances.—-at nt 51 and $1. 75!
i
and pretty colored stones—
“Attractive chains and pins. 1
adiustable collarettes. babies’ hinge-Ethane: 211219 fillifhpmd-
some stones— 11 ' $1.75
valuglease remember: ---each is solid gold and of notable
“79" . _ [Left .ltslo. l'roui ' -
Gollar pins. brooches and bar-pins. some set with “tilts“
Melts
shoe-news!
"UL-a3
uncommon-1' , .
' 1
..........1. smear-ewe
“Even! 1mg:
”fills long enoug
two or
out together and 13di one 111153
last a chance to
utilize} 15116
in
nuclei?!
“5.523111
$211151
“I’ve inst had time to do that since the wChristmas rush
“So he got some urcttv good pens for men today. m1. «poem I
ere are m“ calfsk m an 1 11 Elisabett Crooks. of 11111111-
Endsellinzfor wit$5 tilinidmduraalille0f leather soles t at we’ vs 1 T 1.11 ,mfimy m Norwich. ”
spend a few days with relatives.
Cfi’t promise everv man he’lln his size—but "
and the man who doesca 1' a pair for. . 1'1: Bowai;tol Slog 01:1» 11.110111;
“and I’ve found three or four ditlcrent stvles of hi l; "m ’ m“ " _“ -° "m "
fihfim'hm‘l’” bee mildew) on :nsoov (llasltso t En tsh ””‘W‘m °“ ”"mu-"m'"
v ase e've use inga $6—an aim anyman
"can pick a bag. now at 05 ‘5.” Jack Coates. oi McKinley street.
‘ ereisbut lmited um al to
llrom‘iii‘eI sum mobile! to meat‘ “3% lierelm
Main your. Bear
a... 1125
~ for 519 50
Anv man can do it. if he gets bilsv at once.
wflp‘ "
Here: 1n the clothing store; without a whit of delay!
Ahv $25 suit or overcoat for
$19.50
That means a Kupnenheimcr suit or overcoat.
It means a Hort Schatl'ner 8: Marx suit or overcoat.
It means every man 's favorite style and favorite 1 l '1
Draperies69c pt windows also help to keep home warm! :and favorite fabric. co or '
It means an ulster or a
,bclted coat—- anv sort.
dWe’ ve' si1'n
determin
from
1
Breatcoat or a Chesterfield or a
w- an
* meeting of the church will be held
N '11: WELL—Men must be Droumt' the chance 11.-11111» w the 1mm '0' "1" W "“ ‘°
a bad ilast on v a dav or two longer.
/ Main Floor. ltosr
" Underwear that
brings warmth
One of warmest union suits for women is also one of
llzllteot.
’Tis merino
V of the cotton w1tl1
equallyh wool an
warmth
one warm and thoroughly com fortab
~ :vor Soclclv‘p'ill aorV‘e light refresh-
cotton. I-Ias sltrenizth
andson pissofth ewool. Keeps
In all the graceful deed-fitting styles for Winterws)
G
$1.50:
00d cotton union suits for women. fleeeed lining—-
special sizes—$1 75.
Separate vests and pants for women. fleeced cotton.
,ood weight .—-75c. special sizes—85c. -
Boys warm 35ft floccéd cotton union suits.’ M1 all
eGirls' nice—weight cotton- union. suits. fleeced. -75c
and
00d “arm pair of 1
of mafia"! Weight («v—25c 11 omen as black cotton stockings
95c A pair of boys’ stout black cotton stockings. ribbed-e?
lief? Aisle, Rear
THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANY
IllMlllIlltli
Slit. ltillit lllill. ED IN Pmoem 1'0
' ' CONTINUE NEGUI'lA-V
""9 'iifl dill-1 Out was sin-11 Trial 110st
lottlo of Old “8t. Jacoil'a
on- ' . ,
Rheumatism is "pain" only.‘ Vote ”how. 230“) for and 32.000
”in 0" “'9 in fifty “Elm" “m" against conscription.
as! manual iii: gaging; 3:11 I10.\'DON,Dcc. 211.411.1111”
1mm ' 3 llilo 11 Geo 111 a letter which he.
fisht into your son. Iii. achind hays“: Julie [labor Conference.
1m “1' "W W WY "3% {said that a statement on war aims
1M! 0"" I! “m “wlconld only he made in agreement
m mm W!“ "‘.Witll Great Britain' 11 allies.
an act Dora the III. question of, leaf a fresh join
lbw Ill Gill WK 00" ,'deeIa1 alien. lie ed W88 being
:hdl that bottle sci-111.111.1111 "a: cowardly item 111 new in: the tin-
Wimhm- N Illicnlc govern-cu .1
. , m AV'CAW
tContinncd from first Page)
__-.—_
GERMAN PEACE Ellis- fore his departure the initiator was
SARIES HAVE ARRIV- received 11! Kins Christian. the
an udicnce occupying sixty minutes. try
l10\m\. ”fig. é'rhidy-Nor' :3]:- v. ’1
wegian 1311mm believed to have
.goen killed in the sinking of five for! ’1!" "W! do not rm
Norwegian steam”: by ”mm?" 1'" W"! '0 "in
submarines. according to atoms
1.7—.“ t. . w _ ,____'~._.'__~__4
A sauuv'a ooonav:
w... .
111."
-aa-
‘ free.
l’tvr l'm 115111111: for yolr on liberty."
ment issued by the Norwegian For- gym m. broad Mum“, “mm
eign Office. and forwarded by the .
Cup: 'uhngon correspondent of the
Lat-hang, c Telegraph Companv.
BERLIN. Dec. 28 vialpn
"Throughout the rhythm: was in. 1.—
1‘ 602.7? lack to fall in dl'
. 'iinp' “"111 the Allies, 03,111
Franco. ' .
11 _"‘~-1;1 11111. 11 so right and'1- « ‘
"‘ ‘ Your in'ilt in God "
"'l 1%. the war with laurel;
creased artillery firing on the As-
iatic Plateau and the 'l'ontha Bid "1 ' c .1" ' 1"
The (northern frohtll. " says today” a .2
official report from the Italian '
Doc 40;“le re-
1: of Italian attacks west of V's?! be married to '1 Yeah» Doodle
991; Ionic swim and east
Wl‘ =‘iilolarolo. on the northern iront.‘ 1s
Austrian
front.
liOXDUN.
inan
“,1: Mb
statement wired hero y‘edtcrtlay.
'olxooitg , "we
rotu- ioara, my dear; /
you” who. and hay. no fear.
to r'ming hobo with banner.-
t’ymx m
"‘ ' " '17s wedding bolls will ring
' ’ Wreath the dear old moon,
1111s. PE lllI. DEFY.
"Waylon. Conn. . 11'
“*W" ”'"V ‘t’ 1- 11.
sol I
ltbey will join their son. Lester. who
' ’ is very 11111111 pneumonia. 1111 my
' 'j R111 n1ond Anderson
' i wine of wotshlll
Iv taken all our 825 suit, and mama” The afternoon at
them at 19tgoEIve prompt men the chance tort pick!
' ic'baige' of ill”.
"H loving to light for his cm. i‘
signing, her tear“ ‘ “Wing
.. 31
g111111111nonrigidnine-11o1111111 in»
mummy;
. --—-
W1 man has recovered 1m
It‘ll.
Mrs. Frank Crockett. at ltowartol
ave-as. has returned from a visit in
flow ilavea
Frank Batterson of notes avenue.
has «copied a position with the la-
dol Oyster Co.
W
J P Raymond will start to eat too
on Keiler's pond lignday and a good
broke through the tread the harbor
yesterday and had a narrow escape
liro'll drowning.
Ir and Mrs. William James left
yesterday tor Camp Gordon 6a.. where
lfrlonds wish him a speedy mm.
pt Rowena!
avenue. had the misfortune of cnttinl
his index finger with a new Soon! as
ln'llb'wbicb' he was-cutting wood. He
ihad four stitches taken in the finger.
, .
lmyun ”pilot Church
Henry E. Anderson. pastor. Sunday.
lice. 30. 1917.
10: 30 Sonics of morning worship
iwun mum bv the pastor upon the
thorns. “The Transforming Vision." 11
laermon lot the close of the year.
11.50 the Bible Echool session to re
ew the lessons for the last quarter.
1:111 the C. E. meeting in charge of
ltbo prayer meeting committee. Topic:
planning for the Future. Halt. 26:
1-18.
will follow immediately.
On Monday evening at 8 the annual
lolcvt officer.» for the onminc year.
1‘ Every member of tee church should
be present as important matters will
be brought up for consideration.
A Union Watch-Night service is us-
in! planned for blondav night to meet
in the “splint Church at 9 o'clock.
The hour from 9 to ill will be in
Young People' 11 socie-
‘tics. Front in to ii a social hour will
lbe enjoyed and the Christian Endea
v
meats, d
Peeinuing hi Ll 01.110.11.111. ccnelu -
111.: service will be held and it is hop
ad that Rev. E. C. floag of the ll. E
Church will preach the sermon oi the
evenlnr.r
The people of the community are
riled to meet in this service.
’ This being the Wool: of Prayer two
cottage meetings will be held
011 Wednesday evening at the pone
’0! fir. and M11. Jesse .l. Jafl‘is. of
venue.
“55:13:13 evening at the 11011111 1!
Mr. and lire. John Bntilln. of West
Side. avenue.
Neighbors and friends Will be wel-
come at these services
._._.__..1.._- w.--
£ 1 Haven movntaures nuns
all
Hey have” Incentive Names His Of.
finial Family
NEW 111m. Dec. :11 .-——)iayor-
elect David E Fitnenud today an-
nounced the appointment of the fol-
lowing. members‘ of his onicial family.
[who will be inducted into once with
him next 'l’nosdnl'
Corporation Counsel“ Harrison He-
'vitt. to serve until next sprint. when
he will retire to make way for Judge
William L Bennett. «110' will then re-
ttre from the bench because of the age
he works: Charles P. nn'nlar. superin-
tendent of severe: Edward ll. Ca1-
roll. superintendent: of, streets; lanes
0. Osborne. scrim, to Ill” “"5"
the grip. and is able to beaboat .
limit; John .7. lane. director. at pub- ‘
ovumwfi“ .
SOCIETY
and Personal
Miss ll. Donne Abendroth. “twitter
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard admin at
Darion, and Robert Corps]. 89! 0:
ludge Cor-pol of New York cil)’. were
united in marriage yesterday after-
noon at the parsonage of the Uelhod
tut Episcopal church in Darlen. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. llr
Price. and was witnessed by only the
'mmodiate relatives of the contracting
nartiee. The pretty bride was attired
'n a costume oi eGorgette crane and
1illt.l"oliowing the ceremony a ton
cheon was served at the residence of
‘hc bride’s ' rents. and laetr the brie
1n groom e to the resience oi the
'ornler's use! and anal. Mr. and Mrs
Louisa B. Tripp. 50th Main street.
where an elaborate dinner was served
“r. and live: Carpet will reside in
\Iew York. The brie is a graduhlc of
the Norwailt high school and popular
with a large circle of friends here.
A very pleasant surprise party was
than in the honor of Albert Contra at
his home laid evening on ilouth Main
street. Gaines. dancing and music
were enjoyed throughout the evening
1 and at a late hour dainty refreshments
were served. Those. present were the
“lanes, Frances. Ailing. Lillian lien
~Ing. Harte Herring, listen lrving.
Beatrice Shorwoad. Mildred Camp.
'fleanor Williams. Ruth Glover, Mary
Borges and Miriam Buttery. and Nel-
von.*llwson. Walter Foster. Herbert
Herring. William Beta, Richard Webb.
Louis Ksrdw.ll'ranl1 Deltas. 1teve
f‘hontu. Jack Evan. Albert Contra.
bouts Rois and Mr. and Mrs. Conlrl
The guests departed at a late hour. All
voted Mr. Contra as being a most do
‘ightinl boat.
On Thursday evening. ' lira. it. E
"and of Elms-cod avenue. South Nor
walk. entertained friends at a supper
being the occasion of her blrthay. iat-
0.1 in the evening the guests were. on
‘ertained by music on tho 1iet1'ola
\irs. Mead was the recipient of sever-
'1] gifts. The guests present were Mr.
1nd lira: Will-111 ll. Reed. Miss lla-
-'ou 111.11.21.11“ and Mrs. John W.
«111111.111; lactic Smith and Miss
‘lnth Maid. 111 a late hour the guests
lemrted. wishing the hostess finally
'sppy returns of the occasion.
~.\. delightful time was enjoyed last
evening when John Hurley entertain-
on 9 Elm street. l'lctrola selections
were rendered and William “ennrich
'lll'ol‘od tin guests with a number of
vocal solos: which were received with
<11thnsiasm. Dancing was then en
' Jed until .1 late hour when refresh
1 11' s wérn serv ed.
.111. and Mrs. W. H. Odell of East
avenue. spent Christmas with their
daughterpltlrs. R. D. Potter of West
Doylston. Mass. William H. Odell
11.. .who is with the 25m1Mceflng
corps at Camp Devena, Ayer. Mass.
joined them for Christmas dinner.
Mrs. P. J. Browne. formerly of ‘-.\'or
walk. now of Worcester. Mass" is
spending the week with Dire. Joseph
Baker. of [air street. 'Her son, Gor-'
The dance held last. evening 1:.
'li'ace Pariah lint! was 11. complete sne-
toss. although the attendance was not
(1.1-1 lore: The 41 trting -Wellnitz or-
nliestra furniehv d the music. and the
dancing did not cease till a late hour.
Joseph Burns. who was unitinghis
home. on Franklin avenue, on an or
tended furlough returns to Virginia
this morning. where he is stationed
with the 58111 Aero Squadron
1. Joseph O'Neil ot 'Bnttery '11. 511111
Regiment: at Port Terry. is the guest
of his ester. 11m. Fraiik Rooney.
Gather e street.
I
ing a five day furlough at his home in
Norwalk _ .
home in West Washington street.
Vincent Flahertv. formerly of Nor
walk and now at Springfield. 111.115.. is
spending I‘ze week-end in. bot-walk.
t
'8. Whiteside of this city. ,
W
"My... M.......s.. m. ‘0
“MW NOW AT OLD PRlCEI
freshlost that received) 11' Foley's
0 MIR
If. OAYlOI‘t . -
Gustav “angelin. mmndm m 1
rd. ll. East i’iuckne‘ville. ill" 1'1"".
"l blghl! recommend Foley Elam-1
Pills. Which I prefer to all otluvs
halt- used and consider them 'Johnn‘
on the spot. ' " Foley thnev Pills 11m
quick relief from backache. fllnsn'
Wfl' "lid nestles. fill other sylnh
toms of kidney trouble and aim: do
WW ailments. The! In
Honey and "l'ar are selling at before
libevwar prices. This puts a well
‘hnown cough medicine. readv to use
I111 homes 11!. less than it costs to buy
l11.1111 mix the ingredients yourselt. not
:savea bother and moss om liars
wimpy. 3531: Princeton avenue llClip!)
ID
i, coughed very
l tools Foley's Honey.:.snd ‘
a“ '1'.
me Wash writes: “l was sicl'
bad wi‘ h logy-lube
"ally.
Tar it stopped in ' .'
”- '1”. I" ‘
d a number of his friends at his home .
don. now located at Fort Slocum.- -
spent tho-holiday'ln Norwalh. also. i
i _ ‘ wing w ill:
Sergeant 1. 11. men, or the 1m ‘1’" “WWW ‘ " '
long island Sound Company. is spend-
Miss Ros! mention of 11‘... van
city has been a holiday guest at‘iter
lira. Whiteside and youngest son of
insa- rot-11 m visiting her son. Joseph
' ceinber 81
JOSEPH DAV”;
oven-1mm
”amusements-m 1
Generally hi1- tonight and
continued cold Disturbances.» ,V
are central this morning not 7
tucket, Mass" and over Florida .
causing unsettled weather with", .
along the coast from VIIMu ' ‘
llallo. Pleasant weather m
orally in the central and wee-mm
triets. The tempera ea cum
inaeariy all dis to east (dim
Rocky Mountains."
manna a van. silo so
par.
F
Temperature :
111311, 29. 1...
21. Fair. ,.
Several doors were «loud am
the police last night. =
. i .
The South Norwallt Public library
is to be closed Sunday afternoon 1
the present on account of shortaga
coal.
a
The downtown electrical coinmlgf
Monet-s me tat the omen of the platt‘
on State street last 1117.111 and reported
progress.
—Benner Bakery 11’!“ have trolled»
cake on Saturday , l '
There will be no basket hall on
dance tonight at the Armory. owing to ,_
the fact that the city Battalion Home:
Guard will hold a dance. but on New
Year's night the Norwalk's will playf
the Danburys, with dancing until If
o'c.locl1 '
The civil me, Boson vs. Dianna,- We
tried yesterda i nthe city court. M"?
torus) Quin 1i appearing for ‘
piaintitt and Attorney Cunoo def
in: Mr. Discsa. As the case was
ctmpleted until quite late. ind‘
v-as reserved for today.
~Bssketball ‘Netv Year's ngnt. Nor»
walk vs Danbury. Dancing 1 O'clock.
Reserved seats. Dagon'e and m
If!
flaccid A. Brundage. assistant can
117 agent for the Fail-field County 1'“ 1
Bureau, has resigned to boom WI”
and girls' club leader for' both 1%
.ilel‘d and Hartford mantles. Mt.
tinge isagradnato of the C V‘ , .
Agricultural college at Stem.
.italian. societies and the Italian...
ulation. women and children as I‘
will hold a mass meeting "at
Hall tomorrow afternoon 111.3,
to start work on a movement. for
ing funds for war suitors-a in
The societies hope to ram 11 will:
51.000 in Norwalk. -. '/
—Bashetboll No ow Years a...
walk vs. Daubary. Benelux?
Reserved seats. Dawn's and
ly's.
The Street W's}
is nearly completed. '1 ltwaa
doy'that if it was necessary
department wudd be prepared
die the snow removal but the
that nothing will be left'fm‘
paflment to handle, as was the
after the storm of two weeks
—-IBanner Bakery 1it’ll! have
cake‘on summer. . ' -
Th1 South aim-walk Trust . .,
will continue to receive mom ,’
in the Christmas elm: daring tho ,
[ending January 11. it has been
necessary to extend the time 111-111a
all who}
wish to jointodosowithont ‘
in line. You can Join. brpaying the
first two payments after blonds» be:
Open Monday evening.
calving membership to enable
‘ Charles Green, or W. m
|1mt the policeman 11st
111111 the 113111 at dines: use!
was not him!!! "It Klimt WV
whether or not the. light land ion
burning at all last nidht. luv“
tions are impeded to be made today,
to ascertain the cause a: the W5
failure. whether anything has
ed to the issuer or hot.
cum
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