TUESDAY. oc'r. 21,1010
formerly of Norwalk, are glad to learn
' HALF nos: .
MEN S In t that she has recovered sumciently
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Cotton. Lisle. W001 and 8111! I Iv R ALK if“ a Jersey City, N. J. hospital, to return:
at I to her home in that place Mrs. Rip:
Moderate Prices i SOCIE 77 172; ley was formerly Miss Katherine Beers
25c, 35c and 500 l ' of Orchard street. .
Silk ‘ ! Th E N Soc“ 1 Cl b -
65c to $250 ; 1, e ntre ous 1a 11 gave a.
Wool ; and Pasonal surprise party to Mrs. l. '1‘. Payne.)
50c to $1 25 l b last evening in Davenport Hall, North1
' ’ Main street. Sixteen guests were in
H°lepr°°f1 box 0f 6! $300 l NE I I S attendance. A fine supper was served
j} at 10:30 o'clock. The guest of honor
Q i‘ was well remembered by her many
‘ friends Card pla3ing and music were
a i _
1 1 N°~WAK WAGNER enjoyed. The part3 broke up at 11:30”
A very pretty tall wedding was
, solemnized last Satu1da3 atte'. noon at \h- Hanson of New Rochelle .\' xi,
3 001001! “hen M185 Emma. "OWN? was a guest Saturday of Mr and Mrs.
twas joined in the holy bond oi matri- Charles Rubey of Orchard street as
;mony to Rudolph “'agner at her hOIILLwas also Mr and Mrs. Hawley Wr t
iby Rev. T. Swan. It was the first mar- liams of \Vesion. Mr and Mrs Rubey,l
iriage he performed. as it was his first their aunt. Mrs. Sidney Williams of.
day 1n Norwalk. Upton. Mass. who is their guest, spent?
! The house was nicely decorated the day. Sunday, in Weston.
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_._._-.. c—____———~—— —‘ - 33ith plants and cut flowetx The bride I
F WEATHENB ROSEOAASI I '33'-me a beautiful gown of white Geor.lLowa1d )Iailler of Riverside avenue,
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orcca “11' 01"“3 an 3tc1n1 y [gang trimmed nith satin and a xei] returned last evening from a weekend:
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“m" ’13 “gm ””1 "’mgm and ed :and carried a bouquet of bridal roses. V1511 1" 111> home 111 “ oodmere. 11 ’-
-es1la3:33'atn'.e1 tonight. The dis l Stephen Reynolds was a weekend
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‘1’ "1m“ hmh ““q 9“ ' l ‘ ller and she wore a gown of White lace 1151”" 111 59“ 101"
~11th Dakott 3esterda3 has movie-d
_ h . l. k gm“. land catried a bouquet of pink roses. .
1'11‘11111 10 116 111111911 "‘ ‘ lvfeatlt ltftm a wedding suDDer the Young
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‘ mung C ”u“ ”1‘ “”1 1couple departed on an extended trip
3'1111 somewhat higher tempetaturcs
1to parts unknown
2-1211?) til-r101 111“ 51””‘5‘qppi ”‘91“ The3 t'ecei3ed a large numb '
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.12. .11. South Atlantic and Gulf; erv beautiful wedding gifts includ-
..~'.~ R tin has fallen tinting the last .
ling silverware, cut glass checks. etc.
.1‘Y‘.l 1,-u1 llOUl\ in the Lake region
_ ‘ ‘ Aftet the ttip Mr. and Mrs. “32
'11vnr'e >Ollill‘Vill'd to Texas. Mod _. , ' .
331M restde 1n their new
.m-ly high prcssttre overlies the Cen- 'Stuart avenue.
.-.‘. Rocky Mountain region attended
phasant weather. A depression rs
. n'rzil over the Canadian Northwest.
Joseph Davis
86 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NOBWALK.
The bridesmaid was Miss Rose Mil-
George Rubey of 12 Academy street
has recovered from the effects of a
fall some time ago. resulting in a {me
tured rib. _ i
\irs \i. l) liedic‘nt of Cranhu.y has
spent a few days “ith Mr. and Mn
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r .\or111an Bethent of Belden avenue.
home. 34
1 Judge John Keogh of “‘asltington‘;
street returned last ni". t l
The employees of the McMahon. . .‘ A“ from a mrppi
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Cremms & \Vortltington, Inc. of Or- d ' bu‘me“ “I, 10 (.ucago. l
W- chard street, held a very enjoyable 3],.
dance 1n the shipping room of the tale 1': Hamilton auntie mo 3isilirlg with
tory, last evening. The room was 1tlati3 es in Dnrb)
prettily decorated in white and gold
thh autumn leaves and crimson; Raymond Filth of 38 Newtown are
foltage. Musxc for the dancing was fur- nuP Spent 0V1hr Sunday at his 1mm" in
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The ”gun“. monthly meeting of the phonograph. which was loaned to the
Lnrwalk Building 8: Loan Association joyful dancers through the courtesy A driver Of 3 NOW York 311101110111101
:11 he held today at the offices of Tay- of the Fox Piano Company. Refresh’ 11091159 number 3341131 DBCkEd “1‘0 3
by 3 Golden. \Vashington street. ments were served and dancing en- [mail box 111 Franklin and W951 ‘Va-“h'
joyed until a late hour. This is the ington streets yesterday afternoon.
The Executive Committee of the Ju second dance that the empbyeeg of damaging it to a considerable extent.
.(11' League Dance wishes to state this progresshe firm has enjoyed. The,He dro3e 8'3" “111101" 5101111111'18-1’051
1.1a! the Halloween dancé' will not he first dance was held in Red Men's Hall H1851" Andrew Leary 0! the South
1 masquerade. SUCh a rumor has no in September These dances continue Norwalk postotlice was notified of the
taundation and is emphatically denied throughout the winter and will be a damage.
.11.), the Committee. means of bringing the employees 10., Nelson “-2 llenedictigrnnd marshal.
“’7‘" . . gether more often to enjoy a. sociable “is in attendance today at the seventy-
.uvisit the Midway laugles F1111; Town evening at least once a month. (seventh session of the Grand Encamp-
4.~:~e111bl3' hail all this week. Dancing. ,ment. 1. O. 0. F, be”: mm, in Ha"
Friends he“? 0‘ ”1'8- Raiph Ripley tor a fl‘i "I.- 513’
ul Seltesz. .lr.. was missing trom m _, ,, __%_; _ _ ,a' . 11"“!
~ home {or seVeral hours yesterday. i
effort to find him. About 3 o‘clock in
" he afternoon he was found near Ray-
mond‘s ice pond in Brookside by the
:19 boy has a habit of “running
.wa3.~- and was missed about 11 Fall and winlcr 0.“
Frank Litner-s delivery For Fame]. and Son
' clock by his mother. who made every
silver of
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‘Ffimi 33's." l'FC(l\'P(l at the uptown
.12iv» station at 19:20 last evening I I Th I w II D
'41 :1 man of medium build and wear- 5 y es a e l'CSSCd MC“ wear
, black derh hat and overcoat was .
wing around the vicinity of 47 “‘est 1.
>31)“. Officer Thomas Dorney in-
a-»>'::atcd but would find no trace of
' 1': it is said that :1 man answering
rilllllill (inscription has been seen In
In single and double breasted—Our Fall Suits and Overoats are
the smartest materials, most likeable styles and best wearing
clothes you can find. You are sure of satisfactory choice and a ’
'icinity before. ,
_,_____._. price lower than usually charged for clothes of such good
Army boots. sporting and hip. ii 1181i
:4 .‘c; at Keeler's Shoe Store. 31 ty' 5‘ .~. .. «.1». 4.6-. _. A, -1’ , J; ,, I
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The annual meeting of the Audu.
' ll o'clock a. 111. Regular business
.111 be transacted and luncheon will
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11 Society of the state of Connecti- Prices $25 to $50
DAHER & SIMON ’13
it will be held in the Fairfield Memo- 1
‘. r. A. A. Allen of Cornell ITniversity.
al Library on Saturday. October 25. ‘
fJACOB V’S
1.111 deliver a lecture on “Some Prob- ‘ ' I
116 Woodward Ave, So.Norwalk
---1ust a few pairs of those 1’ .Army
“cams left Sporting and hip. in $4.10.
{Keeler's Shoe Store.
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We handle a full line of the best 'roceries_n 1
Brand, White ROSe—at low prices. 8 em’ He“ th
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Z; 19 WaShfllilWl 5L] BlueRibbon Eggs agescdtlh'w
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? Boned Ham ......70clb
5:73;, scum nonwu}: 1. Bacon 451111123
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HOWIANDS .
Enhances on Main St; Fairfield Ave. Cannon 3t: ‘ ’1
Honda), 0a. so, 101’. Saturdays 1:“
3,, Store open ’til 6;,
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\Offering women , a lot of
$29. 50
wonderful coats at .
_ Can’t remember the time when we had coat news as big as this forl
women.
Coats of silvertip, of pompom, of v,clour and of fine Cheviot.
Beautiful colors: -reindcer and pekin and taupe and navy and oxfordl
and that greatest favorite. u-brown. ,
A good share of them with handsome fur collarsz-scalinc and opossum.»
Loose models, fttted styles; some fully and some partly lined.
Distinctive attractive styles, with effective buttons, with rich pleats,.
with lines of fine grace, some with clever belts.
A gathering of good styles, of light fine warm fabrics, and of remarke-
able values. _ . .
Individual coats are worth not less than $39. '0. t
From that price, values range to $50. Ready Tuesday Dal; $29.50
What a whizzer the sale of Army stores isll
Who said men didn’t know a bargain? l
Great Scott; how the Sheep-lined coats were;
snapped up! And the sweaters! And in fac ,1
everything! . - ,
" Sorry we. had to disappoint a lot of folks.l
There 1s mor
istuff for the Army Stores Section on the way
THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS CO.
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esttomorrow. with Morena! mus» not at the W sunny on WOO-:01! English Literature given by m
KING ALFONSO. lo: de Leon Spanish Ant at :o Imvonhl‘h honor «President‘s, w, Bun-ill a: Columbia Coll.“
inn.- m lint-II kitten» and every Wedneoday afternoon at lbd
treats Numb methanol. Prof. Minnow”!
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tho m are very ”thwart“
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Poi-1117, figs Am will mm. 1 o'clock tor mun.
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