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EUREKA DODGE NOIES. em hundred present .st tonlsht's South Nomalk., .~ . \ fl - The membership ogstnulodgo was" .. AY’ DECEMRF
mceun'_ . . . ‘ divided into two teams. known as the “‘ :3 ‘3 l: :71: 3;“ “~.—~‘\‘. \‘R R’
man of Mty-flve to be Initiated Counctl Leads Red and White team a. several 'weeks ”-l-’-".'-"”:}““““:‘
This Evening, with Entertainmait
Later.
A special meeting of Eureka Rs—
bekah Lodge. No. 42. I. 0. 0. 1-1. is
:o be held this evening when a. class
at some tWenty-iive candidates will be
:nitiated. The State officers have
been invited to be present. as well as
charter members of Eureka Lodge.
and other notables oi the Odd Fellows
at the state.
A dinner will be given the invited
guests at 6 o‘clock this evening in the
banquet hall of the New Odd Fellows
Hall, South Main street and Haniord
place, and before the meeting a re-
ception to the State Oihcers will be
held.
Invitations to attend tonight's spe-
cial meeting have been extended to the
following:
State president. Pearl Thomes:
State Vice-presidint. Mary E. Lovett;
Shite \Varden. Ethel l). Barrows:
State Secretary. Margaret E. Johnson;
State Treasurer. Cora B. M. Douglas;
State Chapllain Emma C. Wilson;
State Inside Guardian. Clara Leather-
lnnd; llistrlet Deputy President, Rose
Carr; Grand Master. Charles R. Hath-
away; Grand Secretary, \Villiam F.
Hilli‘hlsen -
Grand Patriarch Nelson Vv'. Bene-
dict: Grand Conductor Leo Davis:
l‘nst Stale l‘resldrnts, Katie J. Rey-
nolds and Kuh- l.. Segars; Past Grand
Master, M. l.. Reynolds; Nit-s. Susie
anls. the first Nr-hle Grand 0! Eureka
Rebekah lodge and the following
ehnrtv-r members of Eureka. Rebekah
lodge:
John Tlattersnn, Hattie
A'l"li.l Mnrtlnvnu, I-‘nnnle
nnd Addie Hyatt.
l'nllowlng the degree Work, an en-
tertainment and social time, with re-
freshments will he enjoyed.
Ilntterson.
Crockett
zoo GALLONS or WINE
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W. K. Klajawen Is Charged with
Making and Selling Liquor
FAIRFIELD} Dec. 8.—'1Vvo hundred
and fifty gallons of wine were taken
in a raid from W. J. Klajswers of 113
Jennings road by Constables Elwood
and Bennett last night. Klsiawerz was
trested for selling wine which the
constables claim was made on the
premises. He will be arraigned Mon-
day morning.
Harry Goldman or Strattord was
fined 81 and costs yesterday on a
charge of operating a car without a
mirror.
Charles Flanagan of Fairfleld was
fined 81 on a charge of operating a car
without a license. .
William Benedict of the Post road.
Southport. was arraigned yesterday
charged with being unduly intimate
with four girls between 9 and 11 years
or age. The case was continued until
Dec. 18. Benedict is held in 810,000
bond.
Peter Purtell of Westport was sum-
summoned this afternoon for operat-
inga car while using his brother's
license. He is to appear in court Mon-
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LEONARD \VOOD '10
STAY IN PHILIPPINES
By Associated Pres
“'ASHINGTON. Dec. 8,—Major-
General Leonard Wood in a dispatch
has resigned the office of provost of
«ler that he might "comply with the
expressed wishes of the Administra-
tion" and remain as Governor-General
of the Philippine Islands. it was offi-
the l'niverslty of Pennsylvania. in or- ,
vially announced today by the War 1
South Norwslk Council, No. 1263. K.
of 0.. is still leading Catholic Union
Council. No. 48. K. of C.. in the an:
nual pinochle tournament. another
sitting of which was held last night in
the Clitholic clubhouse on West ave—
nue. 'lhe downtown team has a lead
of 10,685 points the total scores being:
South Norwalk 96.584. and Nomlk,
84.896.
The scores of last night follow: The
second district team being first in each
case with the Norwalk team which op-
posed them second: -
Marroni and Nichols. 6.686: Burns
and Halloran. 4.970: Regan and Cahlll,
3.420: Lane and McGlaughlin, 4.810:
McQuado and Mehan. 6,500: Fortin
and Coleman, 3.140; Maddox: and
Carew. 7.426; J. Magnet and C. Mag-
ner. 6.985: Leonard and Selleck. 3.920;
Nattetord and Carney. 6.015; Williams
and McLaughlin, 7.855: Fagan and
Smith. 6.356.
The next sitting of the contesting
walk Council words next Friday night.
MOOSE‘WILL INITIATE LARGE
CLASS SUNDAY.
South Norwalk Lodge. No. 529. Loy-
al Order of Moose. will initiate a. large
ago. for the purpose of doubling their
present membership. and good work is
being done by both teams with the
Red team. in the lead.
South Norwalk Hodge of Manse is
one of the large lodges of the city and '
is continually growing. and it is ex-
pected within the near future that
ground will be broken for a new
Moose Temple on their present site,
on South Main street. which,
erected. will be a. credit to the lodge
as well as the city.
At the close of the initiation 'on next
Sunday afternoon the entertainment
committee will serve hot roast beef.
and all members are requested to be
present. ' ‘
teams will be held at thefiouth Nor- .
class of candidates on Sunday after-
noon which will be the first class init-
iation under the new open charter.
it is expected that there will be sev-
Department.
5 LEXINGTON AVENUE.
Is Open Saturday Evenings from 4 P. M. to 10 P. M.
On OtherDaysProm3P. M.toBP. M.
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Oars to the
BRIDGEPORT 'AUTO,
WRECKING CO.
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center Sis,
BRIDGEPORT, 00“.
PhoneBai-nunim
Second-Hand Parts and Tires to
‘ Fit Any Make of Car.
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WILD OPEN ITS DOORS—N OT WITH FLOWERS OR FREE SOUVENIRS—BUT WITH“ 1
BIG VALUES 3
THE FOLLOWING ARE BUT A FEW OF THE
“5’ Special Bargains for Opening Week .
Take advantage of this sale. We are offering seasonable merchandise,
just what you want,
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The Year’s Greatest Reduction Sale of
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Sample Coats of All Wool Material to
choose from ..... $8.95 to $17.95
Women’s and Misses’ Dress
Regular Value $15.00
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HOSIE
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. p '0’ emng ee ' Good Quality Sateen Bloomers ........ 69c Pair
Best Quality $1.50 Silk Hose ................ 69c Silk Jersey Bloomers, reg. $2.50 value. '
All Wool Hose, With clocks ................. 69c Special ............ V. . $1 89 Pair
(Only one pair to each customer.) . ........... .
Other Hosuery 111 Silk and Wool specially priced for $350 and $490 Sllk and Jersey
Opemg Week. Petticoats—Special .................. $2.85
DOIRET TWILL—VELVET AND SILK DRESSES
3 Groups at 3 Attractive Prices:
Group 1—$12.50 to $15.00 Dresses—Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........... . $9 95
Group 2—$17.50 to $22.50 Dresses—Special ............... . . . . . . ........... $12.50
Group 3—$22.50 to $29.50 Dresses—Special ....... . ........ . .................... $17.50
Large selection of S'
Paisley Blouses, very
priced.
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‘ WAISTS AND BLOUSES
1 White Tailored Waists, New
Models, Bramley Collars—
Specially Priced . . 89c and $1.79
Satin and
ttraotively
. Specially priced are a
ties in leather and beaded
novelties for Christmas.
Come and see our display windows and see the man
opening week.
New ‘ York
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CHILDREN’S COATS
Children’s Coats of Quality and Style Are Here
for Your Inspection.
Prices range from $3.95 to $10.00 — Every Goat a Bargain.
full selec
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cases, han
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, COATS
Don’t fail to see what we are ofi‘sr—
ing in cost values, full selection, Vel-
our, Bolms, Silk, Plush and Fur Goats.
FURS
A splendid gift for the holida . (So
look them over—Price? fromme
From $7.50 to $25.00
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Priced.
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A Large Selection of
tiful styles. Priced from
(Value- up to $17.50)
tion of Key ser and other silk unde ' .1 (I
_ , . , rwear, also In - -
erchiefs, necklaces, and other 3:33:31 .
SWEATERS
For women and Children.
All-wool slip-overs, values from
$2.00 to $2.50; Special . . . . $1.48
Other slip4overs and Coat Sweat-
ers from $3.50 to $5.00—-
Special . . . . . . . . . . . ....... $3.95
’_ Pull assortment of Children’s Sweaters.
Very Reasonably Priced.
CHILDREN’S DRESSES
. All-Wool Se '
Silk Tafl’eta and Crepe Dresses, in leI £22531:
~y values we are oifering during ur ,1
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Christmas Blouse
',-v Sale
ii The Largest Selection in Town
'3 Priced from
$1.98 to $12.50
' - The Holiday Offering of
Onyx Hosiery
which will make a most acceptable C brist-
'mas gift for women
_ $1.00 to $3.50
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"A Few of the Many Useful Gifts We Are Oifering for the Holidays
Pure Wool Hose,
With Embroidered Clocks
69c; 3 pair ........ $2.00
‘Navy Cashmere Hose,
39c; 3 pair for . . . .- $1.00 .1
Ladies’ Sheep .
Moccasins .. . . .. $1.69 .1
Men’s Sheep .
Moccasins ...... $1.10 '
Ladies and Men’s _ ,n I
‘ Felt Slippers ...... 95c - ”MW - .
.3» 1" ' $5.00 Coat Sweaters
Army Wool Mackinaws, Raincoats ...... $3.95 up Spediallzhfe. andBrOWD 5235 i
At ................ $6.95 $5.00 English Dress ,_ Flannel Pajam: .:
Safet Razor Blades, Sh” ----------- $323 . , j. .I‘
For Stair,y Gem and Everready Blucher Dress Shoes, $3.85 Now """""" . '
Special—7 for ...... 19c Work Shae: Sh ..... $3.32 Star Safety Razor 1
‘ Army Fi oes, . .
”Pin $.8qu Bottles,$l 15 Army Munson Last - 3960181 ---------- 4 c. ..
Q at“ 1;? o o n a o . a o u 0 31'95 Shws ..... s o o o 0 $3.95 Army Legging, g:
‘1, ize........ ' NavySlioes ....... $3.85 At SidelaceandCuff , a.
Army Leather Jerkms' , . ................. I ..
WWI $4 95 High TOP Storm Show, U. S. Army Blankets, 3
"A; """""" .. At---'-o~----'----c-$3-95POIOWOOI. $345 :1
Comfort Union Suits, = M ............ 0’,
At... $1.95 525” Wall’m‘h“ Navy Pea Coats. , E
-l ' ’3 7 Molesklni ' ' Sport Cost, $1 69 Regulation ...... .' $10 ..
. ‘At ..-::’ ..... $295 M ----------- . Sheep Lined Vests, . g:
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