85 Wuhingtoa Street
South Homlk
Joseph; Davis"
NEW LINE 0!: HAND Gavan
FRAMES FOR YOUR “HY
0R NAVY SOLD!!! 30".
You must. no then to appre-
chte them. Have your picturel
framed at
Fred H. Polity
North Iain Street
Palace Theatre Building
South Norwalk, Conn.
lCiiy News
A stated convocation of Washingt. n
Chapter, No. 2'4, it. A. M., will he held
this evening.
Stanley A. Smith of the local (l-z'll
ot the (lonnerlicut Company. made it
business trip to New London resttlr
day.
The Watch Your Stitch (‘luh will
meet with Mrs. William iiusscll. of
Evcoaley avenue. toniormw afternoon.
at 2:30 o'clmk.
The Misses Geraldine Lul‘rcmt, m-
hle Grant, June and Anna Shepard. of
this city rode in the. old stage (‘oat'll
o-rncd by John llcNa'tTy in the Stani-
ford parade last evening.
A regular meeting of Old Well Com-
mander-v. No. 9:30. [7. (l. G. 0., will be-
lzeld in their hall on ll‘auhington
'.~'Ireet. this evening. There will be
initiation and refreshments will be
- JEWELRY, WATCHES. CLL‘GKS
The most acceptable gifts that you
run make. (‘burce accounts mar he
noened now. Cash sales only. tlurlno
Iterember. Brand's Jewelry Store.
Buckingham Post W. R. 0.. will hold
an all day Red Cross bowing session
at the home of its president, Mrs. Hur-
ry Bvlngton, l Lincoln avenue, on Wed-
nesday. Nov. 13th. A full attendance.
is desired. ’
'i‘hose who'took advanta'u oftlw un-
expected holiday yesterday to hurry
off to New York or Bridgeport would
' have. had a better and much more com-
‘lorlable time right llf‘l‘fl in noisy old
‘Norvmlk. .
Georg-.0 A. Smith. of l'nion Park.
a Norwalk Iron Works expert. leaves
Norwulk today to continue his work
orecting air compressors at U. 8. hi»
trute plant, .\o. 2. at Sheffield. Alaba-
‘ . tun, Mr. Smith was cotupollotl to come
north on nee-mun of illness. ’
George llosehrook. one of the em-
pioyeea of Hit i'nited Status Shipping
board had iho- flouh on his right arm
badly lacét'tttvti and the arm muscles
turn when n im- that slippctl at tho
Point, yesterday. scraped down his
own.
.,. i
(latituln James L. Russell, of West
:m‘nue. in honor of the Allied victory.
3 esterduy. displayed a flu): which was
mrried llil‘nzlell the. war of 1860-1864.
I! excited considerable interest, among
the thousand» of people pausing up
and down the. avenue.
George Bray has received a letter
from his. brother. Charles Bray, of the
. (”amp Colt Training station, Gettys-.
burgh. Pennsylvania. in which he”
Slates that he is among the. lucky
then who are to receive the rank of
lieutenant next week. He has been
in camp but nine weeks, but has done
fine work in the tank service. causing
his rapid advance. He expects to sail
shortly.
l
Willctt M. llanliel', now of Nomton.,
but a former Nerwalk boy. has pre
heated to the 9Norwalk :Boat club a
«1 lat of arms of the United-States that
decorated . the Connecticut: hotel. now ,
the notion store. away back in 1862.
'1 be spread eagle. cannon andmon
b lllQ are there and when the emblem
is touched up it will prove a decided
» ornament.
in Foreigngcoinlllles ~ ‘
momma»
m.
notified the Craft boards throughmtt
l “0‘3; but gelporson bad tilting-red.
Moss?" ,
WAGONSBilw-l
DRAWS canons!
“motioned (mm Fate 0”)
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rcpueratlon awarded the dart: of .l
group. of jelly fella" rhotwaided andi
l i
‘ t ' . » ‘a
tumor
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“on.“ by a I‘m- dran la!" 3A1“
modicum hereof-Irma no need
a rim plum N “In” L 5“ °“' ‘ Steady Boarder Says Hutu.
well known musician. while one Ralph
rubble elected himself u driver and . band Abuses Wtfe~Pohcet
spteted for some .h or ”'9' "e" Called to Quell Dhturb—
st are who draped themselvep on
thtglong gnawing piano. and la inch once
other vacant planes. and than the
show started from the South Not-walk George W. Benedict. who lives at
bounces arctic with 'four WIT“ lain street. in I. driver for the
girls hold an A em: first by W locker Co, and mt: tam-n la a
corners. ani Dibble delivered the moulder who works for the same oonr
first of a series of anneal: for cash for corn and boards with the Browns.
the United War Work Campaign. Mrs. Benedict in an invalid andl
which made up in ammo for on! among other troubles. her daughter!
lack of! fineit polished antennae. and was a recent victim of the llfluenaa.‘
dainty figure-t of speech. Both of the men had a day on for
Every little. while. Sexton Would the holiday yesterdav. and each liar.
start in witn the womuaniment oi imbibed enough intoxicating liquor to]
some of the potutl‘a'r songs. aill‘l :15 be quarrelsome. When they camel
soon at- he could draw out ”Willa 3“ home, Brown the boarded started in
the rest would sins. and Will! all 0‘ to cook some provisions that he had
the horse ruler and inking mivged l" brouaht home. and Benedict altho'uflhl
sins! vm‘V "*ll. indeed. waiting impatiently to share them:
The combination of melody and on criticized both the nook and the men: .
1r," hooked wonder: in the WW “f 0d of cooking. l
charming away money ”0111 "‘9 W This led to fighting ‘vrords and fin '.
“imam: ul‘ll 1114 soon as a endow“ ally a pitch battle, in which Benedict.
sum boll bum collected. it war Kalb” although much the larger man. was so:
ed into a Hindi bar. and the cavallt‘fld“ terribly beaten that in court today
trotted slowlv on until another hun'l'l his fame was swollen to twice its not,
-of people Wat; spied and then film” ural also.
lzw - ,,.......... WW out 'lll‘OllEh “m the Officer Sweeney. who was called to
some satisfactory result. quell the disturbance. had _n hard
So it wont on all day .the “Mimi!" time in separating the men. and wast
mete“. workers_ not even stopping '0“ well spattered with blood before he;
the ill" out-hen in the afternoon-i and could get them apart. He arrested;
to the astonishment of symbol”. in 3",“ on m. other'n complai'ft. “A”
cludlna tbemselvel. the! 00mm“ 0‘“ the one came up hetero Judge C ~-
. st 000. doe this morning.
er'l‘he. artists lnclulded «Ralph Dibble. Brown told a very straight story.
James A ewton. Game 1» WC" and “to that Benedict abused his
Georze HorlslM- 10899“ “0mm“ mu little wife ahnmefully. While ad-
Ira Lockwood and Oiheflt mttting that be bad atruck the otth' '
man he seemed to think that be de-
CHARGED WITH ITEALINO HOOK aerved all the punishment he was; gir-
\
on.
Joseph White Arrested on Complaint Brown was fined firt- dollars and
of thr R. U. V. Company. i costs, which he paid.
For sonic time past the officials at _
the R. U. V'. Company, of Burritt are ASSAULTED TWO WOMEN.
nne, have been annoyed with a num- _____
ber of minor thefts about the factory Alexander Robinson ,a colored rash;
and reported the matter to the police. udgnt. of Water direct, was hetorot
They were susvlifioufi 01 t 09M“ em Judge George H. Voaburgh, in the City
plol'e and 80 “allflad the 901le Th“ court. this morning. and received. as u
police investiwed. b“! seemed “4 .-mult, a fine of $10 and coats on each
make no headway. no the omctaln‘tooit of the charge. of "uniting Sadie
the law into their own hands and Went Brown gnd Hattie Jones. both of Ray-
to work and captured the thief. ‘ mood street.
Pour young men employee of" the Robinson was in the Colored Club.
factory were sent to Bridzepoft. where on Water atreet. yesterday. and haul an
the employe. under mapleion had gone .argument with his former uweetheart,
to "W. and “I"? llll‘l' made 1115 1“ Sadie Brown. and when she refused to
quaintanco and took him into a saloon go to New York with him to celebrate,
where they filled him up until he told he slapped her face.
them the whole Itorr and admitted his Later he went to the home of llattle
fill-“t. The! induced hill! to come b‘l‘h L30m”, who runs a resuurantl on R‘y.
to this city, '5’le he W“ placed ll“ ‘mond street. and was looking for 8&-
dar arrest by Detective Semen!“ die. whom. he clttllued, has in' the
Thomas Hunt. house. llattio refused .to let him
The man is Joeellh White, 15°91 35- March the place and she aim wail
of Raymond “Mt. and in being Mb munched tn the eye and on the «boob
on MWU~MW stealing (0013“ der. On their complain“. Robinson
the value of ‘26150 from “[0 R. U. V w“; Infill“, by DCl-BCU’IB Sergeant
001398“; Will) stealing tools V'Ol'lll Hunt. and nppeared In oorutthluinorn-
$5.70 from Joleph solicit. and wit ing.
stealing $8.85 worth of tools from Rob-
ert Cedargreen. ; .
He was arraigned before Judge 9 wnMAN DIED “N
George H. Vosburgh, thin morning. anuI
AttornerJoseph .l. Ltnxweiler uppean.
ed in his interests. Attorney Lime, .— 7' V ‘1 '
weller immediately filed a demurrer, i
and the man was bound over to the;
Superior murt. under bonds. of $1,000..
His case will come up on ,the first:
Tuesday in December “Gill?!“ EXHmlnt‘r Samuel H. llunt-
.. n.” Iington notified the local police Yester-
- h BRATION.Kda.\' afternoon that a woman had died
fillgmi)%zl'§§§§? $5,511,“ D9 in. on a train coming frotn Pittlfield,
_- ‘. Hunk lulu is: falling tonight, but Mam. on Its my to this city. Where
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, . . , . . n this mum- it \tould aniVn at 6.... p. m.
l3: ccblt‘tfllilltlgn uluch btga ' ‘ l The police went to the railroad sta-
Outside of Buckingham Palace lens “0“ and WM“ “W train al‘fl‘lfd ill}?
of thousands are singing “God Save ”05““; 5033’ of! “d turned ll 0‘”
the King." King George and the royal ‘01 ‘- “:1 :51 ‘3‘; t ”e ; n .2 q
family frequently appear on the portl- M l ‘1'.“ 0“” bb :d I" .“Ollla oa-
co and bow and are greeted 'with wild - “‘- lacy Shunt lo it!“ lost‘ auntmer
Chm” ‘ lv].v‘lixl1t(t:t'”rigidoilareeiu'ln woodbgvrrlmle
'l‘hih is the first night in four years ' ’ ‘ . . ..
that. London has been brightly illumi- I??? g???" gigging“? "*9 (gall;
noted. ‘ 3i thzt'éfty flitl vitartcgoini: llo Bll'o‘brd-
Little Work was dono in London m-‘haren. TV“; young clrls sitting near
day. __,. ‘ lthe woman were the first to notice
_._.,_..____. :that something was wrong and “19‘!
1339155311.!- ONgSAng .3133? 38mm called the attention of the conductor
B I ~l<l \v Qtatc. Director of Draft, has “110 in turn landed 41 physician on the
m e ' A itain. The train was Just balsam
through Branchvtlle at that time and
the doctor decided that she had been
dead at least two hours. _
it was announced by Medical Exam-
iner Samuel Huntington that deuthl
the state. to cancel calls. including
thorn for Saturday, and to refuse; to
reconnize “competent" orders for in-
duction into the army, but to continue
‘ - i . "com etent" orders for ;
l:u::l?§:lziito they NaVy or Marine was due to heart failure and ordered!
the removal of the body to Raymond's
.9 ' i i Corps. and that calls for «he ,
£33.an to he complefi‘d. The boards morgue. where it 3““ {GENES-l
‘pmpommy discontinue the The police notified t e l’lttsf old and
Effortllicailon and physical exam 113- New York authorities and learned that
tion‘of registrants from 37 to 46 years. she was “WW" by R 80“ H.“ -; Hub
' ' l bard. of Vandevero Place. “I dhav-
4m. L. l. Er. Hubbard was notified
nodal-rived in this city late last eve-
ning and in now residing 1“er until
. , , erta from arrangements bombeen comp eted for
gziltllflgaltgl§$l§gfu§u {Fasting the removal of his mother: body.
comfortably today. Dr. John H._ltich-l “—
ards said he expected the colonel: :
would be‘ahle to be about in ten duys. g
MR. ROOSEVELT HA8 SOIATICA.
NEW ,YORK, Nov.» meg-Theodore
Roosevelt. who was removed to Roose-
om nosmttst- sun
, A com on CATARBH
'aownoum-.m.
audit-commuted 0:“
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0m- of the telephone operators nbu‘
fled the police thatcome one in ne
of the booths at the South“ horn k
station was: annoying her over tfiol
wire. omen: Clone treat. to the atl-
Count titty: Your cold in head oi
catarrh ill-appears. Your clogged noo-
yonr head will clear-adieu can
breathe freely. Nam
' HoWLAuo's 4' '
If“! Will 090mm arm 01.:-
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HOWLAND’S
Entrances on Main St.. Fairfield Ave., Cannon St.
Knittedwool
Sowarm & pretty.
Little lots and big girls are alike warmed and
made cheerful by these pretty new sweaters and
toques and other charming afl'airs knitted from soft
'fin- wool.
What dainty aflairs they arr! Don’t weigh any-
thing. practically. And yet so wondrous warm.
Slipon sweaters for bltbics as well as girls! Who
ever saw anything so cute as those forlittle tots?
And what a diversity of them there is, many with
fancy Collars and in fine combiimtions of ('0l01‘.
$1.50 to $15
Scarf and cap sets for girls; the caps either
ioques or toms.
Knitted in fancy patterns or in brushed finish
$5 to $6.50
Babies crocheted jackets and knitted, fancy
:rochctcd edge of silk, some touched with blue or
which looks like Angora.
fink—750 to $3.75
Mittens for baby, hand knit or machine made.
lui'tly \\'lil’lll,-~29€ to 85c ’
Bubics' bootecs, knit or t-rot-llctcd or of silk, high
n- low and very pretty—390 to $2
Finc white knitted bonucts with edging of;
l\\ unsdou'n—fil250
Angora bouncia in Dutch and French styles—$4
Toqucs and bonnets, knitth and crocheted, put-c
$1 to $2.75
vliitc or with bit of pink or blue-
Second floor.
. Lovely silks.
for bags.
Little special gathering in short. lengths and in
dozcns of patterns and color combinations.
How rich and beautiful they are; in combination
with the new tops of metal or composition what strik-
ing and handsome bags they will nmkc. ‘
Firm and strong and distinctivcz—rfor they are
such silks as are usually made up into man’s iinc
scarfs!
Of some only half a yard; of othcrs. 3 yards. They
are samples—which makes them all the more desi-
fable.
Worth $3 or $4 yard; in on}‘ length you dosh-c
. sz
though 3-8 is usual amount
for a bag, tit—-
Thlrd floor.
Diaryliand pen
for overseas box.
What if he did take a perfectly good fountain
pen along. when he sailed; ten to one it Most or dis-
appeared or broken! . .
- One will slip intothe overseas box and take up
little room-and be very welcome when it arrives.
Smaller these dandy big-barreled ones that. a.
loan can get real hold one-$29.50 to $5
i Guess'he'll have more time to keep a diary dur-
ingithecomingyearl- '9 9 9 -
jBétter- include one; ’twill be very; valuable in
‘yptocome.
Scttrf~$65 to 380
Scarf~$65 to $100
St‘ut'f— $27.60 to $40
Scarf—437.50 to $60
Scarf—— no and $85
Scarf—875 and :8 Z-
Scurf 87.7 and $55
_ Yes; they make it eaéier to do one’s work
save tinte as well.;“1 ‘ 9 ‘
; Unlnmu electric tron-1 pound nm e
I139. aunt-night}. complete-46.85; Such-4
9 9 L (la-omits. brown 9 U
_ . . < . ' white lining. in heavy
of kindaandtalaeayaomeyvtth khaklbinding, M W W
“ . . .; .- , ' '.- mumau"'
' ”one” “m 3 "
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Furs are '
investor: out.
A funeral-f or mufl is (* do." innit-mice.
It is guarantee of warnqh, no matter how keen
the breezes or how hard they‘illow. g
It will turn Jack Frost’s strongest attack; keel!
the wearer warm and comfort able.
And what addition to dross!
Its richness sets off every gown or coat with: “
which it is worn. Have-you. noted how much more
charm but has when one. wears fur scarf ? r 1,-
These scorfs and muff are to be depended "ion;
They are of chosen quality, supple pelts with fur ex-
portly dyed—end then madc in new graceful sharpest '
Black lynx
hilli'fu-ll‘lbo to 87(-
Taupe (on
M uit~8$5
Black to;
' Mum—:65
,Sllrcr fox—dmltation
thll‘f-3100
Black wolf
bluff-435 to 846
Lucille wolf
Mona-821.50 to “0
Skunk
Muff-840 to "0
Hudwn ml
Mttl‘f——$l9.60 to ‘35
Dyed Ikunk
Moth-382.50
[scorer
M nil—S 50
Natural squirrel
Muff—842.50
’l‘nnpo lynx
Muff- $15
Blended Iqulrrcl
Muff—437.50
Nutri-
M -Ifl'—-!2.’r
Second floor.
Winter rubbers;
choose now. .
Did you know that rublwrs and arctica were 56*
lug ‘ationed out in much the Rhine way as sugar! pi -
Soldiers and sailors come first. Then the 1‘er 9]
us have a chance.
That means that every tlculcr is getting smallell
supply. If he is lucky, he has already had partofiiil .‘
shipped. Chances are that he will have, very glitflg-‘f
llitzt‘t-—~(’s[l(¥('lally of arctics and heavy rub are; :4.th :1 9
Right now, a good supply of erotics here. Good ‘
quantity of light rubbers too. 9 »
9 Men's arctics,’ 4 boomer—$4.50
Women’s arctics,‘ 3 bucklc,—$3.75 .
Boys’ rubber boots—$3.50 to $4.50
' Girls’ rubber boots-180.50 and $3
(‘liildrt-n‘s rubber b00is-.—$2.25 and $2.50 9 5
Main floor. rear. '4
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