fi Audience Pleased
With i ntertainmbni
4 {humanity Hall was filled within
.uocintiie audience last el't‘lllnlfilo
Lwnwell armgeJ program bro-
”ted principally by Leslie )1!
"Marsh's PYYWll't‘fil'e as [white on»
”MEX-"‘1‘ 'f‘hort» Wuw in“, lintli‘i'llli‘lt’fl
“a when the entertainment openod
ma wiwttlun by Siuitei‘zint’stor-
fiesta" Then followed a pleading
‘ ”in! on‘itlud ‘
M the artists til-Nu}. ll 3.1 :‘r vocal
’~.Hiliy L) good Blh'ilnlIUP-I‘. 'I‘ht
'uhda' of the program liit-ltvtied \.1~
'fll and lll<lTlim9lllul numbers, aml‘an
’mllonf t'ecltuiinn. Miss Mable
‘ we a verv It flit-tho stage upmar-
.m Q19 [man-mm 3 sweet voicsi of
Wm: 11 '"l and her enunvistlon is
m In in»: several song's the hp”
>fiqc'mc attention of lwarers and was
Wily menu-d. She was espoc-ltllly
Inn ll‘ ho." mn'tailnn “Tho Prlllceits."
on 011"'*"""i‘v twin" lilft’li‘dt‘tl to ills-
‘ play her ram dramatic ability. hi‘lss
Tl“
with 1‘ Wm" reputation for stage ouc-
ousos. mtg {Mural bvautitul songs
1m l'wuw‘tv 111111 l‘lmugh llt‘r winning
mount" 'wal'w 21 lmorito with the 1111-
dionm fmm tho opening number‘ul
the program. Those young lollies tllld
» s most di‘firul‘ font in ovvunying the
(Nile ‘ '1' “a «1:109 for 1111 rnliri‘ o nli'n
lulmWni but lilo: l‘r'lfl tho 1511151» .111-
'W‘IIUW‘ of 'lm‘r limit-rs. Tho-.1" wore
mi‘r ”“Mvd by ‘ho accompanying
of Q“. Nina imwislong at tho piano,
whom: ‘vm-“fl‘lmi "‘1 11 tumnmr‘nt 1111113!
till in so favorably lmnwn to .‘x'nrwnik
“3"" " Th" ll .xmim (111‘; «I
Wit 11 ml” iio “min in whit! 1 tho 131
Chum joined tn singing llm‘ Smr
”unwind l‘nnnor" Cmmmmilv lla‘lll
“M‘
- n plnMJnr ho‘dim: high clam: rntulr-
“Mania. ouch its this wns. for the
odiflontion of the public.
TIM Wld~mk Far'iil'n. were hold M:
fl 0‘? Um Ens! Bids churolw-z int"
Yarns“ Richard W. Swnvnm his
whorl iii: disrhsrgn from tho llnl‘
0‘ Billion Navy and is at his home in
this place.
The Full”: mivlfl or R1111 \Ior walk
my” plsnn'm to Miami the dance to M
3%“ lit lilo Amorv nm-t T111 s": .‘y
m: when McEnnelly'ra popular
M m Ill not. 131
wagons“
“d Wreath lilaclniyrv. who have at] k
“Timol and Paint‘i in.
f IMLW'Y'W‘. who Mm" frrln va Yli’rk ~
mi" "n'nmwtrn'oi its usefulnnss .1111 ‘
tiun. he mrtir-lpatI-d
the choir of the East Auntie I. E. .
W will hoid Mr weekly "beari- _
M tho m tit m 1
Mrs. William L. Beat. of Van Zn:
7“ lelt yestorday tor Mord
via- an vi! m medial mu
not at the Hartford Hospital.
‘ w 1 N m a up... Lillian 112111111th 111 havinI her
, neg .omso East orw we" ‘0 11...“ .. ”med
xiiiev‘ably surm 15rd ”21:1 111111111113 1;»11J
mining to (in! tin mad cover-d1
with its rim blanket of an".
Mrs. Alfred Owen of Norolon
Heights is suffering trom sciatica.
~Jt-lkes “Good Lurk“ (liconmrf'ar ' Mrs George Krause of Railroad are-
in Moved to Hons Theatu luilding one but an attack 01 WNW.
1.30. Norw.nlk M. Olson.
Theodore Austen is having repairs
made to the north ol his building coo
nel‘ West lithium and tl;., I‘m! Road.
oceuyled by the Z .nit-n Review.
t‘cntractor R. F. Shelton has been
8 smoking repairs at tho Merklin ml-
port lovers and dance lovws will dome ”u limiu avenue at Nomton
("bar at the (‘oiiimunt'v lldll this Heights,
949mm! and enjoy two 21nd Lamt‘fi o!
lulelwtball which till ho 10”an by
; v 0161111th1111? dancing. ,
The Women's Auxiliary of, Christ
Chm-«l1 hm "“elr usual It’lwin‘P KWS‘OH
é'fik‘twmv ittomoon'yt t‘m homo ni
"rs. Albert T. Punt-is. 11M! Osborn
avenue,
Mn W. S liat‘Allistor Miss A Moo
.Allistar and Mrs. W L. Bonnier en-
tow»! a motor trip to New York last.
The meeting of the Fivndwy sll‘t’lnl Monday.
1' mt 'lio Fast Avenue ‘1 E. (‘lltm'h
which was soliedult-dtolmwbooniwI-l M“ ~\\‘. 11 W. Grants and her
1 ' 111111" was: 13111111111“! on!" "t- illughtm ‘11- r: lt‘tli ll. enjoyed it itiomr
'9' "19 regular Sunday S'lh'u’ll i'l‘iF'K‘! ”"l i i. \\ 1l:\s ago to Us” His
11 Quntiay morning, ‘(lrmow .s oi. ter in New York. I
r
.1
.\ numlwrotyounstritlnui13...1iulml Rustin-1:: (mnliortor Clarence n
‘:tst m'enini: at the- hume of .‘tlérs mm EMF“ M h“ :-lu:11t compltitod the new
\iic’toiskr. at her home til "awn“ re ltli 111m of \tr and M11. Lewis Smith
aroma. and named a 101? Mm zmifm‘ Km” “" “mm“? “ The “will“
I‘lli'l“ “mi illtllli'fi. 1m~1 -i1‘. and door
. .- ll . lite ‘ x 9
". 1 mliawptl by Tl‘ll'i‘fdlmPnlli. ] ‘ L 3 of t “m “m E mfivld a"
moot-11.11513 ltll\li.lil~l rogluling his wel-
: hire. for it ls several was its sinro any;
viidlngn haw tm-n 113091va lasts ’mm
1 from Frnrrfi‘a.
~Kolth's Konquoror Shoo to: Bio-11.
“'aitr‘n $50" {111' Boys untl Girls. litr-
~« r stuck it Rubbers for Mm. Ladies
-nti Chlléfon. M. Jnsom & Sons.
l
in thr- Methodist l‘hill‘th last night.
1:1 "lblt‘ “:llt‘ll will. titulvrtuko
tine sintrmutiv 1.111th of the Hook oi.3
«Act's «long llnvs lltltl down to llh-s
tirat-o Smio of he llilly Fumlm' Emu-
l LAMS.
ill-«l (‘mss lowing will not-upv tim 11t—
'r-nt‘mn of tho intxmhors of tho Font
\‘nv-v n‘lt ln‘pmvomont AHmI-ilttinn
“'hi it thm asst mhlo ll 71 .1”: moon :t‘! .
.1.. 1' ”to! of MN l‘t-tt'r lt‘ulov «1‘. “H t‘ : t't"lillt mutt. v‘vltri annulled by Misti!
H” [3 mb. Emma Coe. :
. Tm» of the htrnti «.1 Mr. and Mrs ‘
liq-17.. 77th ('mulwtnv l' f: ‘ -. . 1 11w flout-:1, who have
\lorino ”OPP-“.1110?“ huml‘ is at “9. tom“ bus 111 I'nrlu Sam‘s .it‘l'i’lt‘t;_ have
".zzfiold stirrt. “11.: nnmng ("11 r" William P
‘ 1‘s and mar‘vztvn limuxht to thvh' ttztlllmy n! 1111- Nav‘rmil Armv nnw
"’“W‘i‘ "ll “‘19 side "f ”I" “WW“ "-V 111M111 as uoruonnt. lint! his brotller,
the transnnrt. "Nnrtlwm Pi“"""-" James F. ilstlm-y 1111119 navy. is now
which docket! st Now York ii m- ‘m 1-ltiutcarponter's in.‘e'
Mini 11" 11» had limit in Fr 11» 01w
V‘o‘t'vm‘iwr 1917 Mill boritlos Pornd‘m:
1.110 months on the haltln front in V
in "in
mums .it (‘lnl’ir‘nd'l‘llim'riz
ln-‘(xhh
nu-‘mly lm-n plumolod.
Altlimmit :iunaszn-romt‘ris' were re-
vttllv 111:1 in that. .lmxos in which to
‘~"".ll Chri'tmziz: t'l'f's in mm) in the
notion animal; or to “flu! workers.
"-‘nt liiliiol nntl Clinmnwmm. whi‘t‘o l1q you‘ll only be obtained by mistivm un-
uns sovt‘rely wouudod by uhr‘mnvl nn'l til November 30. if they produovd on
whinh attwtml tho mantles: of his tir‘ht ; ' 11“.,“ by n“. pro
.wm. lln «ilitalnod 11 slum furlm'lt tlmlr‘ml Rod Cross
it"" mvvm‘lmmv yesterd-iy. but will I“L alums: that i3. Homo Selvlt‘o section
mrt th‘li to the Naval linsnitnl :1t Pi-l- t "hm m smmly suoh bows until to-
lmm nay. tomorrow, {or furtlivr trn'": w» “.1 pmvlmmly
moot. rpm-19d them. which inn: be forward-
, ”anon.
gfilk‘cfnl'.
'-l r» a lull l H1”
“-1 rift (- 1" Hillel}:
it.) l1: l' ('1 it \tim ? is
CHARGE
“ACCOUNTS
OPENED
L...
SPECIAL SALE
N! n v.1»; 1w .
OF
at. 111.1 have M n lu- 111 11» will 511
My in Ociubtl". bu‘ mass of theJ
then pieiailinu 119341st at mus.‘
it In. postponid Ind will it hold at 8
last Saturday nillit, at Geller Mimi.
“null 11 ports will be presented, and?
I secretary, lNISUl'L‘l and emcutiw
committee will be elected.
The {ollowing wen twantly electnd
tmteos of the Numton ling its Ll. P.
chm-1h: William l. A11 1ttn Samuel
Burial, Ellil loom, George 0|dienl
and mer C. ilnyrnonl tSqu-ds
wore also elected. as lollowv. Mrs. 11‘.
Austin lira. ltmwn, Mrs ll How.
Miss Howe, Mu 011911. .111». Haywood
Ind Mrs. Shoenleld. {new timf‘vrfl oi
the chunk for 1h.- Bullulll yon—1' will
meet It. i: 15 tonight at the t-hurtii to
hold the ”PM quarterly conli renco.
urn-.-»
l
“ls—f1
RWYM
l
“MW-at- . «
’tl'tr.‘ -rp iv in; -~ oiirul [111111 Dr.
iT-h lili‘ii l'.‘ ”:1th9; \v\. H) ll it 8.3qu1
nah. Go, it r n Flt!) tit sonic» vnmlii.
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NOTICE
'Hle entlm output of the dairy o
the Rowayton NIH'H rim: is now 11-11-
od through my farm to lhvwnvton and
Vicinity Anyone damning 121111 newt"?
phone 1036. Stephan luwuldn, Hizhv
lInd avenue.
A Merl? mot-ting or the others
and trustees of the Rownyun Froo Li»
bmry Aawwlatlon will in- lwld at tho
home of lllrnm Taylor, \i’wt side avo-
nuo. Monday (“'0“an at R o'rloclr.
i
»--Jolkes"0ood Luck“ tlltomamsn
in» Aimed to limt's 'l‘lu ill'I‘ building
Sn Nnmnlk, M. Olsen.
PENN ATHLETE mo.
Frank Walker Succumbs to Wounds
Suffered in Action.
llllellElJ’illA, Tim 6 ~ Prank R
Walker of tlm Pennsylvania truck
loam died rt-(‘entl'y in Franco u o rt‘
Hill of wounds mviwd In notion.
Walker Was 22 youth nht and was at»
turned to Stanton 4.'llnlvornlty of
Pennsylvania nmhuhnmmm-
Walker was a member cf the 1917
May 1mm 111 Penn which won the
clumntnnship 11ml uliloh oonsiotod of
him l‘t-trv Dnrsv) nnvlflt‘utldor The
time‘nmdt- In t‘w rat-u deciding the
honors was it mlnntrx and M soulnds‘
11ml omval't-d tho l‘vnn record for the
two mile route.
“'n'lter die-d .\ll\‘l'nlh‘-‘l' ii in it
Fmooh hospital, 1-11.» «in, after suitor”
in his lniurlos.
*
noun—.-
CHARGE
ACCOUNTS
OPENED
Men’s {l’Ctlats
$17.98 1. 137.
Valuesl25 to $6
Ladies’ Coaté
$12. 98 in $47
Value: $19.50 to $65
Girls (303 _ -
$3.98 to $12.98
Valli“ $5.98 to $16.50
"8. Still 810 iii
Voinsnptom l
Wu nit 19. M
PLUSH. COATS
“9 93 to $69. 90
Volue ujHo- $85.
The annual m: of Wharton!
Branch smile mom-u Eli: Cross"
i60c
lam up was.
cumin mum
mm
A OOIPIJ‘H‘AIIOBW‘!‘
E K. BANKS
gut-rm Ml. WC
I'uhlngtonstnotjtmhflm
wunn town!
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity;
Fair tonight and Saturday The dill-
turbnnco which was centnl yesterday
morning (nor the ”issiuippi Valley
has moved fluidly 8181““! and is
not control over luiode island. it nu
conned unsettled trainer with slaw
or ruin in the eastern portion of the
Late Nglon Ind N" [Garland Piers-
ant wmthsr lun- [1”)va in other 418‘
tricts out 0! the Rocky Mountains.
’l‘hs tomiwraturo is slightly high“:
this morning along the (1081’! and
slightly lowvr in the interior.
inATKER A YEAR AGO
TODAY
'l't‘mpt-rnim. . High. 33-,
Fair.
low.
15-")!
. .mw‘ .-
Lily Nevis
Nix-:11 Eliznhvth Bhorer of wituhinnt»
ton stmrtfl .s Wfil‘lfii from an o‘-
tut-l1 or the grim.
«Xulu Umbrellas and nun-41
O‘Brien.
Dominick E. Eula has sewml‘hls
mnnoctlon as rnslneer in the Hrort
department of the city.
"~83 Hats for X111». O'Brim.
O
The handsomo new modes in Jo
mob stis' show Minions on attratt
in; considerable attention.
~alt-lltas "Good l.-'u1k' Oloonmriznr
ine. Moved to "oil 11 Theatre lmll tins:
So Non-Mk. M Olsen.
- is lower: Ours isn’t.
A Itoted mutilate of Clinton Com-
munion. No. 3, K. T.. will be held this 4
evmlns It 7:30 o'clock. The lllnfiui-
oul Order of the RH! Cmn will M’
conferred and Eminent Sir 8. H. Hunt
ington will oonim the Essentials“
tho Knights of Mom. ,
olotbet;
- 1
-Jt1lliou "Good Luck" Olmmnrfiw
lno Moved to lioy‘t 11 Theatre building
Sn. Northlli, ll. Olson.
v
..NESTLES ”
Milk Chocolate
Wefit MP, Hart W1)" & Mm
Good fabrics are
“good business”
and saw—get good fabrics.
higher: and in many clothes. l‘ahric-uiiality
ERE’S one thing you mustn’t. lose .
sight of if you want clothes
We have Han Bollaiiner & Marx all-wool. .
We guarantee your satinaction "
with fabric, nyle, wear, tailoring, dye—
u we always have. You pay more for such
clothes, but they' re worth it
Rogers 81 Stevens
Norwalk~~Soutl1 Norwallt
The home of Hart Scbalfner a. Main clothes
that lard.
Prices are.
lawman-oat.
Stillson-Powell Com. 1 7 . ,
Sum Nam“ , WIND SEIIELD GLAss
:-.-:-—.—.~ ”’ZWW’." . M10 WINDiiW GleS CUT AND SEI' Til ORDER
5 " . - . A. COHEN
HOSPITAL SHIP
l COMFORT OVERDUE"
(Continued Fix-m Page One)
but no not. in distress.
It in Nina! by the military author-
ities that the Comiort‘s wireltss an
i pat-stun may have been put out or
oomwss‘on by the storm. Army oili-
ram amphuiiod that 0011. incoming
vessels have been similnily delayed
prov-ill“ at. sea.
.9 The military authorities no 'ntetl al~
ooto the circumstance that many
ships are passing eastward and west
word along the course which the Com-
lort was tolling when last heard from.
1: the hospital ship had been in dis
on “m3 ”u hm” .sho would have been able to
signal at. least one of these vessels,
Stone you-silver and other which in turn presumably would bani
mortal the fact by wireless. Mortal
here to communicate with the .091!-
. tort are continuing.
The wounded soldiers on bond mm»
mm. ltlsnotlmownboremu-
or site curler my Wounded" Minors.-
f'rno berth Mod for nor st Robot
bulky nimble: in our
_ Wham.
i mvhsvemomtortrunln
-’ momma:
M
" pm iron which thatmmfl George
Washingtonian with President Wil-
- mm mm for m
“111m mm for WW
com" and m-
loda-m mi, by u...
_' flatworm.
tho port of!
mammal-t
mum
’ ail-finalist.
mm
,mm“
W. ._.._.__.. .
by the atom munitions known to bo
‘ on hum-smooth or the am
mun-l
Quinton br- IM unwilling! ms your
m mu m low—nothing clo- In the mud (570*
pound” omen out: ally straw can"
last night about midnight. By 0111.
o'clock fully onehnll an inch of (‘llv
‘hlto substance hail blanketed lll‘.‘
ground and was coming down swiftly.
Pedestrian- who happem‘d to be out.
at dill. hour hurried to take my form
(I oonnyanoe home, as the prospects
were quite a storm was interior a.
am “In .
____._._~...__.——~ o—w‘
HEAVY snow in MAlNE.
BANGOR, Mo, Dec. 6.-——Ten inches
of snow toll in this section yesterday.
tying up all but two of the street car
lines until noon.
HEAD All N0$lR|lS
Slilfflll lltlll com
‘Papo'o Cold Compound" ends. a cold
or grim}: in a few hours.
'\
You old will break nnd’all gripper
misery and after taking a dose of
"Panda Cold Compound" every two
hours until three doses one taken: ’
lt promptly opens cloggedmp non-
tritsand air DEBSMIGS in the head.
>601. G. at?“ in comm-M at New nut! discharge of mm mining
.“An ships relieves sick headache, dullness, linen
. WW 1““ labile“. sore throat, sneezing sot-lanes;
ill-w Wt; did not“ at: “a “1mm
Don't Itty “titled upl Qult blowing
throbbing
M urémni relief a W: Gold Com—
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