meosomwhoro in From iI
’ the Lily
Iy Sweetheart is Some.
where in France.
DON N ELLY’S
16 So. It!!! St.
SOUTH NORWALX.
SPECIAL VALUES IN
UNDERWEAR
E. K. BANKS
mIckemo 110th Block)
South Norwnlk.
r..- cunt—“‘- .—.-
'—
-_.___—.
Tir-
Ward S.’ Palmer or waan .~.treet. East
Norwilk. is ill nigh Iliptn-‘Irla ant
placed under quarantine. .\lr.~. Palmer
to the daughter oi“Wi1liam Korn on
Burntt avenue. 1'
. “in John T. Rulit‘l'ls‘ of Hartford.
dauglIieIIin-law of former Governor
Ruben», has reteived from Lady A
Thur Patti-t. a titled Englidt won‘nn. :I
'permoal letter thanking her for her
I. Imim'ation in Alllt‘t'il'illlIHl‘ilisll llel-
‘ ‘Iun relief.
”—7.-
WIiliam Sautcr, Martin
John Martin. German alu-n‘.
in restricted areas at Bridgeport with-
voul pI-I'Iuiia, were Djflt‘c‘d‘ under arrest
Saturday by federal au‘tlnoritie:. 'l‘lIII
Il'l'f‘fibi a I‘P‘llil of a house to
house. canvass which is i" in: load».
Dede and
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W9"
A number of Norwalk men lost em-
‘ploymI-nl at the Remington Arms C0,,
last week. when operatiom at night
were huspended at the plant. Some
3.. of tho local men obtained emhloyment
In other Bridgeport factories whllo
oil-om failed to get work. and returned-
. to their homes in this city.
. . .Reo. ilarryI, Chamberlain Meserve.
u chaplain of the Long island ('oast lie-
Ifollae. in ill/with a grip cold at the
430.6 of the Misses AII-rill, Terrace
place. tIanhury, but is improvinu rap-
Idir. Chaplain and Mr.=. Meserve have
been guests of theftllisses Averill sev-
eral clays.
1
'84:» ii. llrownlow. superintendent
of the local branch of the John Ilan~
.I cock :Muiual Lite insurume company,
attended a meeting in South Norwalk.
ISItIIrd-ay, of the aaai>iant superintend-
, cm of the South Norwalk division.
RI“ Theme-Ming wan in the nature ofa
celebration of the announcement made
It by the company that in the past year
. It had written more insurance than in
any previous year in its history itan‘
bury News. '
It 5.~ mounted that on account of
conditions arising [mm the war the
“ions of the New York East confer-
elée of the Methodbt lipiéeopal
Glitch. of which the _\‘oIII.II.’k I’I'IIII'IIII- ,
Jo are a part. will continue only four
Unto ihii-I year. instead of eight. as us-
rut. Itis expected that Ville I-nntI-r
ce will he he'd in New Britain, in
Jé ”erishop L. B. Wilson presiding,
”though the pitiIIc has not yet been
definitely decided upon.
LADIES' WHITE MUSLIN.
City New/SI
younyst son of Mr. and Mrs.
r- Woman :- “mid of the TrInItI (.lIuth
Rockwell 6. Co.
. , ‘ 1108 MAIN STREET. BRIDGEMRT
NEWS
“Correct Dress for Misses and Women.”
TATE—~BURRELL
MI. and Mrs. Frank ll iiuirell havIe.
Ihhlli'd invitations for the wedding oil
I‘lLli'hl daughter Aha to Lieutenant.
jitobert “illie Tate, hi it. (‘.. Satuulayl
EHIHTIN on, January 12., at! o'clock. at3
All Saints church, Brooklyn N VJ
Both young people are Well known;
.lotally, Lieutenant Tate in a naiile ot‘
:T‘:H>I Norwalk and “I” III William S.’
ITale of it Rowan street.
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Our Annual ' Clearance Sale
Begins Monday, January 7th
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! Our Trench Coat receives in-
. stant recognition as the leader
3 this season and there is every
I reason for its popularity. .
It improves every man's up.
pearance—und for comfort it
puts it all over you.
You will find here a number of
quite diflerent models and
good variety in colors and lab. :
rIcs.
Our New Yolk Resident Boy:
0 says it will be mighty hard
This Sale presents to the public an opportunity to secure Merchandise.
Distinctive in Character and Exceptional in Quality. at most advantageous
prices.
The marriage ot‘ Miss Katherine;
30.4mm. daughter of Colonel and lira
Is’orrir: (l. linhoin, and Ensign Chan».
II‘ler lienn; it. l'. S. N. “an; :JhIIIIIIiZIIdl,’
Owintr to war conditions some articles will he radically reduced. while
others will show only a moderate reduction.
WOI‘tk tfhgfl tanydm‘gefthat fire at St. John's Episcopal church, Newl
up 0 Is I an at rpm 19 'Ituwn, by tho- l‘et'iur, licv. 5mm;
magnum“ . . . In“... Sammy The W.- m "It"? The shortage of certain staples are well known. but as yet few people
Don i get on the “1th list- mum... and the no man MI realize the shortage of fine wool materials.
You 11 1059- . uteuant Ralph ilordon. l'. S. A., III,
III-kion. .\ia.‘.-,. a ('Iaz‘i‘iillult‘ in I’alc‘
In ma. A reception {UIIUTVLHI the;
IlIIIrt-EI ceremony and then Mr. andi
Mrs. Bennett tell for Annapolis, Mdd
where the groom is .statloned.
“w ‘t'""".' m... "It”.“Fgf” ”T" Wm ,, 0.3;;Ijn mm. M; Tuesday-«Suit Day I
.i‘.‘;:'.‘i.‘:ff..f’"$if::::;.‘::,“.1“‘::..‘"‘.‘.’:Q Wednesday---Dness Day
Thursday-«Fur Day
Friday-«Waist Day
l , Saturday---Odds and Ends'
. As has been our custom in the past. each day' In the wek will be devoted
Rogers 8t Stevens, to different departments.
NORWALK . SOUTH NORWALK
will be held this eI'ening at 7:15
o‘clock at the" Guild Room.
‘catul at Paris Island. South Carolina,
IM'al‘z and the Kiss Me with the l'niwd States Marines, wlIiclII
Again Waltz the best waltz record in he joined wine time ago. Mr. U'Brinei
\i‘ill'sl in the .los. ('_ Smith orchestra. is a son of Mr. and Mrs. M. .l. O'Brien,
.\l.~o liarrv l.aIIder'.—: "I Love to he a of i‘.’ iiauiiitou avenue and is located,
Sailor," sung as only he can sing it. at the Iiil'gt‘hl marine camp in thei
('ovue in and hear theme hits. liunni‘l‘ country.
‘lv's, ll: South Main street. I
.\i lSSUllIl'I
—-———--—— Ali's. Ollie .\. Kennedy and daughter
The nmoing of the Red ('ross and who have been guests of Mrs Ken-
Ianr'ical drew-in: workers will be held nI-dy .- parpm,“ Mr. and Mrs 1.. let J.
at the. home of Mrs (I. S Kendell. 51 Ward of Arch street,
Elmwood avenue tomorrow. Work the” homes in yum“,
will be ready at l0 o'clock. Anybody day.
who can drop in for a few hours to
help in this work will be most wel-
returned t)‘
N. J.. Satur-
No Chartres comm No Memo’s.
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\Ilea‘ Luiy 1). Hanson, a teacher IIHII
come. year in the IonInIIIrcIial department at
—-——--—- the (‘enter High school. visited last
Jame. .l Kenna of Leonard street. unit with friends in Sorwallt. “-7 ” " I " I
i Asserting that ”‘9 “WM!“"RI liven or be satisfied with the dis-
like the other Germans. II we \I('- lintcgration and commuinstic
torioua everywhere the king aIlIl- dwarf communities. I‘
“I “May we “""V‘Td “‘5" "I "9/ The Rev tothe tcvmplc of peace,
feating our latest enemies the Ilerr Holden “9913,“. “(.5 in the
RUSSIA TO CONTINUE aetivlt) during the night in the
PEACENEGOTIATIONS[IiciglIlIoI-lIIooIIlII of Bullecourt and
WITH CENTRAL POW ilsse it‘llt fli‘ (I
ERS AT BREST-LIT-
one ot Norwalk' S most prominent poll-
tic’Ians. has been appointed a federal Mr». (‘larissn 8. Rates. of Madison:
come tax collector, and is now atu- fili’t‘I’l left ,0de for lirlle View, Flor-i
mined in lIaubury. .\lr Kenna's of ida. where II". will wind II": balance
Li)\'l)t)\', Jan. t-i.—-Teu mem-
fit't-n‘ are located in thIIIpostoflice bIIilIl- In! the winter OVSK lit-rs of II British torpedo boat Ile- AImiricansI" I“ )ilol I" “ Hhill'mttl
I”: ”r ”W "Noun” c y' ‘ l . q .stroMIr which was torpedoed and “ _I l I- .- .
I Among tie eoldlers spending '.un~ in th- .\ . ‘te r I I so I'" I I ~ - 1 »
(Continued from First Pate.) “l"k ‘ 1"“ r a “‘m a a ‘ AMSTERDAM, «Ian. ti.— .\lax:-. LONDON, Jan. ti.——The Bolshe-
About forty delegates 'lllf’ndf‘d the day furloughs in Nomalk were Walter . 5 Ir .. 7
annual convention of the. State polish ”Wm.“ WI”. Gunther, Mr K0”, and IzItIatIe (It'li'gillIi—ill including II‘or- III“;:::;;I::I(If¢:;;(dIIITLlj2t“I'll“:h‘thmml
Alliance held in Danbury SaturdaI 'meunmm it‘ll!" “INN” l‘rotzky reached. All the ofiieers oi the drummer
AIIiIm was “1“?" '“ “““I‘i'ns ”‘9 . 'lirest- Litovsk IIII Mondm for the were saved.
cause of the allied nations In the war Mr. and Mrs. Earl Creamy of .IIaInIn._ opening “f negotiatiom that ._...-
and also to help the range of freedom >tIu-t were fliltslh‘ of Mr and Mrs afternoon .lltfl'ltrllilIIil m a Berlin AMSTERDAM. Jo.” 8. «King
Itll' Poland. HPDOIIS DI the (”III rent “ illifll’ll H. (Ireaory. (Di chestnut HI", (IINPIIII'TI rt‘Ct‘I‘l'iI in ((IlwllIlitflt‘ll Imig 0f BIIVHI'III i; ”“4"le in II‘
local tie-Iociation showed them all at nHII Sunday innit foruurdcd h) the EXIhaugc Illiflliili'h I“ having said yesterdaI
tire in war work on the side of the al . 'l‘I lI-graph (' oinpull}. lot a rI-eI-pthm on 1qu birthday that
two nations. “-IIII alliance will bend “I“ "WK? 0‘ in"!!! '"-’“ ’the lt‘llllS of ilermany' s euemim
all its efforts during the year in help- Park has returned home from a Iisit AMI'T “IDA“ .l lull. 8."‘-—l‘hru‘ “m... exorbitant.
III: ”II. “I. prop”, or II“. [Inmd or sound WI 1.- mm IIpI- Ilaugnmr in members of the Persian l’arlia-f “Not ‘an inch of (lcrtnau ttrri.
Iniliun Harden in Die Zukuui't
sI-atliingly condemih Aliatro-iler-
mun plans for annexations in the
Iik government the Time ssaIs it
underutandx i~ offering to Norway
the wheat ~torcd on the Murmur:
II.II~t IIc declares a broad chasm coast and shipped from America
'still vaIvns between the two parties for use in I’I-trograd. lienuauy it-
at lirest-llitovsk and that if the self is ofl'ering wheat to Holland
demands of the i ‘entral Powers to and the Scandinavian countries, it
annex or join the territories in is added .aliliough the only sup-
Iluestion to the two last empires in plies available for exportation are
Europe, then there will again be those in Belgium and other coun-
only an armistice and there will he piIIIl territories and the food of
no lastin and honorable Di‘at‘i‘ prisoners.
O
S (ir'egory
. . . _, llrooltl n Iilli IIt lll'ililllpallit‘lII 'i‘uluut llcv tlII' , . . . .
mules and the .allied nations I 'i‘urkNI (lrand \I Izicr “1“.“ he IIrIIlIIIIIrI “TllI-I’TII'IIIL‘: Trim}; SITTIIIIfiiti-Tl “."h Russia, theh "(till)"? “I” I I T. 38 I d
—~JUDGMENT HOUSE " "’0" “mm" "l the Supph train 'riIIIIl in Berlin for IIIIIIfIIt‘IIIIIcs on our frontier." ' "0' eternally “'0?" III‘HIIN‘ 5 It‘ll “var! " " ° m“
tlu WWII...“ Mm 9..., writen hv su- Ttith ilni ion. at (‘amp DIM-ens. spent the w'aI situation. ’ i—‘w .N-..C..__ ___-.__. -, .0. _.. WW ____I_ . ._ _ , ___ _. fl
Gilbert Parker picturized at the Pal. Sunday at hi4 home in France street -———' W” . 4.3.
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not - , : l.()\l)i).\' Jan s—TIII- .IIIsJI
"9h" “m“"g‘ “a” WWW" '0 traliuu (".IhIIIIIt heath-d by \\il- l‘
snmhmr' """r “WWI” ”1" “00k liam \lorris Iluglico has resigned
. ' .. Ioith lIi~ grandparonts in Norwalk Hamming to u Router dispatch
R— I ”“~ Ifrnm Melbourne. Frank(i.'l‘udor,
—AGBNOY P0 . "0‘1"" FMWH' “'0 ‘5 “0“ "I ”‘9 Lahor leader. has been'smnnIoIch
Phoebe SHOW Todet Preparations. I'nitml States navy, is spending a few pl" form a ”P“. ministry.
Guaranteedbyus “be ”W3“ my" [NW “' M“ “"m“ her“ ‘ Since the defeat of the govern-.
tat-y. Step in and get booklet. _.__
meat :4 (till-\l'I‘IpIIOIl hill -in Ans-'I
“r and M” Samuel M MW of 1" traliu. it has been reported that
Stillson-Powcll Corporation
.IIIII- tmla)‘. .\ picture that vou'll
wImt‘i IOI‘Ei‘l.
l‘lmt Hill road havI‘e returned train a l’rtllniflr Hughes probably would
nip to Rutherford .l. “.5..an (in H"- defeat of the coil-
t.
:7 lst.
issIIutiomausavtngsnu
summit,
Rosa-nlgnmrmt mnwmnw.
All Money
I-‘Deposited in this bank
on or before Thursday,
January 10th, will draw
interest from January
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Banks of Wes-
ton. visited relatives in Norwalk over
Sunday.
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J. 8. “award of New York. was a
Sunday guest of his family in Nor-
walk.
....._ . I .__..-..__. _....- .. A . .- ..
scription lull in \ovcmhcr, 1816. w OIJ'T A DOUBT OFFERS-
. mo" in x" "0”" Incl, however. was formed with '1’ i ‘
hill and in the election shortly be-
than III 1916. The majority againstl____._
ritv against the bill also.
11A 003 Y s
“I“ («Ilia 8"” or Flat; m" Premier llII'hcs tendered ther resig-
'"“'"'”' h" THE GREATEST VALUES OF THE YEAR
'forII (,I'hrislmas conscription was '
Iconucription was nearly “200,.000 . T ' i
C I" P O
"’ ‘ I'ICCS
GOVE'WOR MAKES REQUISITlONS. T Frank H. Tudor Ivan Minioter of Wlnter GOOds at Reduced,
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JANUARY SALE
Rm” h “mam“ a [9" day” wnh "‘13 nation oi his cabinet. A new I-algi-
again lirought up ‘a conscription
Idct'euted III a majority greater ‘11.”: mmmmmm
IAustralian soldiers giving a ma-
I Requisition; In"! been made b’ ITI’NIDS and (‘ nstoms in the Fisher
i332; :‘;°EB,KI::°:;°W’I°“ "‘2: (ahinet. which resigned in the ‘
" ’9 urn Irin t' 1909. i I
’(‘harles Long. wanted in Bridgeport on 8' g 0 __....__. Fmeleue “MM” “mkey caps
Ith'e charxe of theft. alleged to have AMSTERDAM, Jan. 8.-—(?0unt
Ibccu committed on Chlstmss Eve, and. Adam Tarnowski von Tamow. ac-
on the governor of New York for the; cording to a dispatch to thc Ber-
Ireturn ot Gasparlno Vicauo. who ts'lin Tagehlatt, has been appointed
wontod in New Haven on'ttie charge an Austrian delegate to the peace
oi escaping from Joli Juno 6, 1917. conference at Bhest-Litovak. The
count was named amb‘uudor to
the United States last spring, but ‘
was never ofllciolly received by
the American government.
LONDON. Jon. 8. “An enemy
party raided one of our posto yes-
lord-r noon in the nulhborhood
of “emulates,” the Wot Oflicc an-
uounm.‘ ”Onootourtioaismios-
“lino-III. ortlllcry .IIonII .o-e.
Skating Sets
Bath Robe; .1 ‘
" loioIIts’ Sets
BoyS’ Paismss
flannelctie Skirts Child’s Coats
Fur Collars Teddy Bear Suits
Child’s and Adults’ Sweaters;
. Imusmmnmsrm
“WWW. 7 M“!
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' GLOVE I'monv MOTIOVID
OIDVMVIUI'. N. Y. Jan. I.—
Tlic Ray Hubbcll Conmn'lh" I”
tory at Northvlilo. N. Y.. was (utm-
od’ early today. by an which III-Irina:-
cdio tachoiiorroon,witholosoot
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