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Ian-ht the mothers and
(Matthias-bomba-
unlra and tar from home.
mum-”um
nayIIhu-nlo! Mll—
nau. Yea’lilndolr Grating
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Fred H. Ponty
”Miriam
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”Imam
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Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Data or snow and colder tonight;
Thursday lair; colder. fresh west to
northwest winds, probably strong ove1
extreme south portion.
The atom which was central over
Wisconsin yesterday morning has
moved eatwani during the last twen-
Iy-iour hours and is now central over
Weston lunchesetts. it is causing,
snow (I rain in the western portions
oi‘ the use region and New England.
Pleasant weather prevails in "other
distrlea east of the Rock Mountains.
The temperature continues low in the
southern districts. Frosts were repott-
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ed as far south as Florida. l p
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
-'l‘etaperature: High. 44; low, 3
32. Fair.
Mia. Frost. of turn sheet in contin-
«d to‘ be: home with an attack 0! t'ul
grip.
Washington Camp, No. 11, 11. 0. s all
A. will meet on next Tuesday evon
in: at. which time the annual election'
of ofllcers will be held.
The Hat Makers Assetiutlon will
hold their annual meeting this ovening1
the. In. ll. Hall. Washington street
Election of officers.
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The; annual meeting or the Old “'0“ :
Hook and [Adder Company will 1111i
held at the Central Fire Station on;
Monday evmiu. ;
The Youfig People's Society of St;
lit-let’s iatltllL‘lm church will 11113131’
Thursday evening for the monthlv buc-
iness mee‘tim: 111 the ( l1111'1'h.
The ladle-21' Aid Society 111‘ .91, 1‘13:-
er's Evangelical Lutheran church will
meet 'i‘h'unldny afternoon at the \ilfll"
son-go. 2 hiviuuslon Place. All 1110111-
hers and friends at the societv are ('01‘
«Holly invited l
The regular monthly meeting of the
East Norwnlk Improvement Associaei
tion was well attended yesterday at
Community Hall. Plans were made
for a copper to be held in the that
future}
. The Hospital Whitit club will meeti
on Friday afternoon, December 6, at;
,the home of Mrs. J. anory.Stevens.;
1:10 Flax nut Road. Members win!
please notify the hostess of their in'
tentlnn to be present 1
The fifth anniversary of the dedica-
Fan of St. Peter's Lutherah‘church in
1‘ our street will be observed on Sun-
Dec. .8. Rev. H. C. Steup, of New
Y3} it. father of the local pastor ‘will,
(is ver the German address at 3: "it;
1111‘ Rev. 8. F. Glaser. ot Meriden, willl
breach the English sermpp at 3: 30.
The 111.111: omrlng will be used to re-
duce the church debt. '
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William A. G. Haring, a New York.
New linvensn Hartford railroad brake-
man. is. a patient in the Danhury pee
vital for treatmem for an injury re-l
oalvod Saturday afternoon at Bantam
when he hit missed having his left
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Entrances on Main Street, Fairfield Avenue, Cannon Street
W“ x »
December-wall.)
3;?
Boys’ suits,--?
splendid lot,
splendid savings.
Suits for vcnlboys; in the very front line as to
fashiou’ and of dependable attractive good-looking
rioths. ’ ‘
Suits in
height.
Mixtures full of 111.-
tn \tcfully combined.
Some of them 111111111 with two pairs of trousers.
But ovary one with its price lowered.
1110 and 911 3111157739 1:12 to $13.50 suits:—$10.75
$15 to 016.50 s11its-313.50l$l7.50 and $18 suits-415
$20 to $25 suits—$17.50 .
In the lot. many of the. finest boys’ suits in the
store-«includiuc,r Sampcck suits—mid in all sizes
from to18. r ‘
.
Front basement.
110w Norfolk styles. of sonsounblc
colors that boys admire,
Warm little jackets
to wear under coat.
For the coldest. days of the year (now on the
way) clover little jackets that reinforce coat won-
dm'l’nlly.
' KlilliU'l cardigans or pretty lumd-«rot-holed 11f»
fairs. _ ‘
I11 dcliwhtful 11110“: 1111:!
and gray and white. wzth trimming of pink or blue or
lavc111.~'.'., :uld chinchilla Willi trinuniug of black (11'
lavender.
There is fine vm'ictl collection now-71F? to $7 75
Semud licor.
Children’s warm
footed nightdrawers
‘ No chance forohildt'an to catch cold by getting
innovated-when these splendid nightdrawcrs are
worn. ,.
3 Rev cover 111.1111 folks from 11ml to toe; are of
an‘ emetic but firm fabric; soft. and 11 oolv 111 feeling;
warm 911d gl'ntefulg—zmde thorough piotcction, no
matter how much tossing children may do.
‘ (31's cause rejection there.
'oml1i11:1tio11.s:—-—bl.11 k
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Howuno‘s
Richand fine
but rejected
silk stockings-«$1.39!
Yt‘Sv-lt'jt't'lt‘fl borauso of slight hurt that most
cycs cannot find.
That is because they are made in :1 mill where
every pair of stockings must be abSolutcly flawless.
Little things that would be overlooked by most mak—
.\11d these 1111- some of the
rejected stockings. '
But what beauties!
Splendid texture, rich in luster. line in quality,
in deep block and spotless white and several of the.
mostlikcd colors such as gray and brown.
Pure sill; from too to top. sumoth and,
even and delightful of fit. worthy of place
in 11111' 2if1~bo.\', Stiltl in regular $1 39
1 . l
quuhty :11 $2— 1
. Left aisle, rear. ...:.
Lovely dresses.
for «young folks.
Distinction nud 0111311035 and l 3:111ty are, joined.
lit-1'13 are. dresses with individual lines, with de—
lightful t'ultil‘s, with new cl’fecis in decoration, and
11111th of one]: of tho fine and hm1dSomc fabrics of the
season.
Beautiful velvet and lustrous taffeta silk filmy
Georgette. crepe and glowing: s:1ti11,fi11c s01 go and
soft 11 1111] j: now.
And colors are just as be: intiful; move. through
all the light and medium and dntk shades.
Sizes from 15 to 18 for young folks,
sizes for women of youthful figure——
3 ' $18 to $52.50
e
St't‘oml "001‘.
Heaters that
will help a lot.
'l‘o curry 111113111111 and comfort into any one. room
.of the home. or to delay time of starting furnace or
heating system, or to save t~o:1l.-thesc heaters are
l1'ct1dv. ‘
1’ '1‘ feel «ill l10:1icrs,——- $5.25 and $6.50
Perfection oil llt‘fllt‘l'fi. burn 8 hours with one
fillinlr,~$6. ~
Round gas ‘l1c:1tc1's~$3
$3 to $9.
Fourth floor.
.333 Sin from lit) '10, 311111111“th size—~-$l.“5 to $2
“cowl floor.
. ‘ THE HO'WLAND'ODRY; GOODS COMPANY
Copper-reflector gns healers, several sizes,» ‘
H .
the Weather: link or Snort.
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it
Fine filmy
waists at
special price-«$5.
Picked from that tttliL‘tfliUll of handles which '
.11: 15 made the waist section Ir1011 with lilo 111111 ate
lt1'1ct1111, a lot of 11 .usts at $5.
Some of those tine. licorgctte waists; some of
those light and beauteous crepe de <~l1i11c waists!
With rich e111bt'oidm'v in self hue and in con-
trusii - a «olor; or with line, bond decoration; or iual:
in simple tailored illlt‘sj of. 111111 di'cdiwncsso or,
may,l1c with satin collar!
Delightful shades of rose and limb and yellow~ 1
plenty of pure white.
Their prices have been $5. 75 to $7.50;
' to make :1 11031111100 quick—-
* ‘ Sttv mtl llunr
$5
Special curtains
of scrim---$2. 50
Smith of good strong tin and and 11111011 with
splendid evenness. ‘ .
Finished with («lac and 111<11tiu-r of attractive
and nice qualitv antique lace.
Full of durability. Marked by good taste. Fitted ’ ‘
for service in any of several 11111113 in most) homes.
Actual value— 3.25—-
Tlu‘t'd floor. .
Tasteful high-cut
shoes for girls. ,
'A good-fitting girls’ shoe need not be homely
Hero is proof. «1
size—$4.50 and $5 ' _ a...“
Dark Russia calf with new Pollyanna foe, Eda 3‘
'01'3
cording to size—$4 and $4.50
Black calf with waited sole and broad {06,11th
cording to size—$4.50 and $5.
Left alste, rear.
, w‘ WILD DUCK PLENTIFUL
Many wild ducks are to be seen
toot when under a car. 'He was at 1110111: 11111 Fairlield beaches and in the.
work ”at the siding platform when marshes back from the shore. and’ 3 (Continued From pm” Page) ‘be
he. sum db Ell foot shock the hunters who are out every. day till
, rail lulu n on: wheat rolled toward force are securing good base.
it he M I. a.” INN]! ml. Bridlelm‘t hunter got nineteen of the age: “if?“ or tnotnl‘n (his opinionl. “it is true on atmlsticc has
’ bird me a come or e onnect cut 1d ed. but we still lace a critical con-
ll "all". 8 the other day. . . lBtate Council of Defense to no out 1155;. and peace is a long my oil. The
of business and expressed himsell to notation of the many perplexing prob-
the edect that. in view or the many lama which are likely to arise in Con-
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’WAR INDUSTRIES
BOARDE CUT :DOWN
0119‘ Yesterday Governor Holcomb
l
Christmas Club
Checkswillhe'malledDeclSth.
fiwdwoaumhmaae up
problems to be solved
tlvithb which the. Council
tatetl ant to be carried
least
an
"The fact that the State Councils
‘ oi Defense . in
Maine have resigned has been hrou t
to my attention and there seems to
the Connecticut State Council of De
tense should take similar action illl-
111111 medlately
ill I"! lfidllfi' nectlout during the coming months
trial state lite Connecticut during the my Maire the work of such a body
period oi readjustment and demobil- as the Council with 1111 local organlr
nation and because several or the u:- etiow in every town in tité state.
guild-n ram are also certain undoflauw
h
Vile
W Con, ell whichhunoot at this tarts!“ ‘ lit
in nth-v" '0 '0'. M at tho 'l flAMFOI‘D GIRL 081’
oi the Oat-oil’s Foal co
Massachusetts nd ed in advance [or
abandon that policy.
in. some. quarters :1 feelings that
been by as possible,\but until its wark
have been carried on byline l
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”new...
1113 this war, chiefly by being plenar- comment duiinz the. comt session 21133
whatever might tcrday at'.temoon The ghl who' lime
arise, and we should not at this time
"The Council is winding up its bus jwallter and box case came before the‘
lness as fast as practicable and mak- Common Pleas court on
in: radical ourtniltnents of expense.
This policy will be continued as rapid-
finished and disposed of In an orderly City court. The negro, whose name is
and businesslike way it it my desire Jame! Paten
that the members of the Council it- while her case was being discussed.
sell and thb thousands or loyal (lon-
necticut men and women who more-
sent that body throughout the State
shall continue to preserve their or~
mm ready ior such tasks as
the immediate future may put upon
heurx .
WITH “LOB” Human execution of his decree. Norkp, who ll W o! “I” United
bonnet“ um
MWMMMH»thomyManquwm “ om tiling).
tier $75’l1onds.
in Stamfotd Vms anested as a stient‘
an appeal
from the sentence of 30 days in jail
impOscd upon her by the Stamford
WASHINGTON, Dec.
is
sat besides the girl
The title was continued until today Admiralty. addressed to A
when Judge Booth is expected to pass _ ,
sentence upon the girl. ; pa rlment. ’ i
In the case of Steve Norko, of mid l
report, charged with theft, the 0011313
lmmitted the boy to the Connecticut
Schools for Boys but suspended the.
NATIONAL RACE 00"!
tire committee of the Na.
11.111an “a then placed In cartoon
delea’atn to the "
'Wm W0?!" m
“Hi W5 i"; .
1110101 vehicle lawns was re!
havior or American troops:
Steamship Persic, when she
pedoed, last Séptember .131
mended 111 a letter tron). lb
and made public today by it!
$2.51}
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wasmuc'ron.‘ Dec. 1... ."'
.MMflM-13. 7.
These shoes fit with sung smoothness and true if
co111fort~—and they are very attractive in style and ":f
graceful 1n line. » 51‘
_ Of special height, they are particularly fitting ”’
for Winter w.ear
Patent leather with weltcd sole, according £3; .
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