'r‘4gtr J .5 n _rscs',y ls ”kw"! ‘ 5.:5'id sisthsboilantluocsr all...” sweL by Builder A Wheeler. . W“ whohlmu “whim l. Car 2 recommends:- ‘ Miss R. .l. Wallsdo. at Crescent Ter- s‘aishort vacation in 5 «n- ' M'i'ss Davis.'tesohsr in the Franklin school. is spending her vacation in ”New ”York as ”mild IMIBWMIQI' AM mHg; mention at. Bates and Mrs. Bates. 2 . “o! Read street. are visiting relatives in Nsustuckaw. 2. . 5 I'VI'IATHIR FDBIGMT. . (incl pleasant weather prevails In. all motions oi:th9;1llocky At com 1Elliot-""41"" the lalte raglan. film; treat in reported from Jacksonvi of Fit. Gonditions favor tor this vicin- ity on Thanksgiving Day pleasant weather. All the Norwalk banks will be closed today: , o- --r M is tton. of Crescent Terrace, Ia Violins nNesv Haven 'Ni'iss baisy Govern, of Brooksido is the guest of iriends In New Haven. Miss Grace M. filtrate oi the 3-Con ' cot-o street uncommon. is spending ' mhwklflwfi‘” '1“ Mr vs ll. ‘.1 WW Thanksgiving Was celebritced in an internal way at the over River school and the Winnip‘su'b school. yesterday. W ~Bl'k. and Pearl Amines. Q'arion. ~P—v-«v—n-s' There will b9 9 Thanksgiving i'smlly reunion and dinner “lit the home oi Mr. Big Mrs. John Baum 112 Main street. a V " .221”: R. W Keeier and family at North , Wilton. Will spend today with the lam . fly or William '1‘. Raymond.” in now. ”to” 8.5 Treat . Stanley and Party“ Quin- tord. Who are at present located la the land at Nod arrived in Norwalk last —~ night to spend the Thanksgiving holi Mien Grace Bucknsru of Main street nay. twpsnding the holiday in New York $3.. .. Thom still now? his Thanksgiving in Brook- 25. Alli invitation tools! will be given in Ari n fidtii tonight my the Aricn Sing- ink 11 ”3 ‘ , "av-W ”era are many interesting things in the ad. or the D. M. Read .Company. to 9 day. Read it. The line hats for women at the store of tho Rowland Dry Goods Company. have been reduced W Dr. ”and Mrs. H. Ill. Bates are in Nau- gatuclt today. taking Thanksgiving dinner with friends. The Norwsllt and south Norwalk, a postoilitie will ”c'lno'e' for the day, this tantalum? it il'ledk . 522 ‘vwm " issvmasr Haitian, or Strawhérry Illl.1 mentioning the day. in New York oily. Ins guest at triond s. v ”:‘Fl't' Ta 15.2.: 'I 5 ' fen limit Wflette onus will we 'a' counsels Germanic lull, flirt a Mohawk r '.I "14.nov,; ,WW , ' Miss Alice May Bentley, oi Bolden eventing is meddling: the. day. In New- N J the guest of tie. m ”5‘! Wanna—p— The remains or the 5'lste F“ ..l.'. M'ai- lory who died Sunday were taken to Benthpqrt yestepdsy. icryintermsat. ‘ : The ‘public school'- clode'd yesterday thasThsnkssiving vase-lilo 9y wIII reopen Monday; next. . . _ flourish—aru— ‘ Alice his Jennie v. Italy- moss o lidhtord Place; ”.will spend the 5cm}! ”he‘ll-upstate is Round Boise 'Wm he students at Mihs Barracuda-r. Indra wannto their homes yesterday d the Thanksgiving vacatinn. 'd M'rs 0.".l‘ Bentwoll. oi Cree * errsco, are spending the day Boumu's father In Shel- Ii 99' ll glib u... 7%; ‘l :2 Inimitable .lo'lm J. Goodwin is buw <ds'ys serving writs on owners oi Mambo have not paid their license s: o'c'flterli "a at New oils implant): Wk tolt'lé 4-01.: Norwaiks vs . Decker Field 3: 30. tomorrow arter- McGuire. oi Water strcez, noon \ tod:y. to .iwu mom with Mr. Humphrlosfs' tathor‘ Pro“ sor Humphriss.‘ ‘5»: n‘ ti cm MAW? ~— Bridgeportc. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold its regular weekly meetingde at 3 o 'clocit. with Mrs. William Lawrence. of Quinterd ave- ue. Harry' Davis, of Norwalk. has scour. r a patent on a machine which he , invented, and which will put the stop goers on sixteen milk bottles at one mo. -5.-'l‘he.returns oi the prise light to- marrow aiterno‘on. will be received at the Imperial Cale. Charles H'. Dllworth. of LeGrand Jackson' 9 jewelry store. lsit yesterday Iternoon for Florence, Mass” where he' joined his wire and family to spend the holiday. 2. “"nux'ta'u gillcv and Jim Wit madman... 01le avenue. will 5’30 to New alurk vintg dinner «We "illhe churches 2&2 Hermite as trusted in making Thanksgiving day a happy one for poor families at the tovm by the distri turkey. chicken aside on of malty a or «tables. 5 ‘W ' 22' skull-top Desks for little folks. Builtley' A Wheeler. , .W ‘ «.3, .,_t There will be 1 "union service at the . ' “q", waowgfl'lwll “we!” no Dentist and Methodists. - tors at these shutting Will poke part. A lie's has bssuvplscsd upon the to- ~ trimator in the Yale Dining Hannah logic: With at 31.013304 The contrac- sons who patio trout the, Waddle psn'y, at Garbondslo. Pa” and mumps. C222 i2”: -‘i2‘ 2‘ 1 We. All: All “I; p‘ss- “in ”WWII New wells stardom-in Some 9 cost ",1. . , . éUmbrellas. Mourning Bands. o'susu' “cash—nud- The Rt. my; Chauncey B. lp mega: . ti'tners'l loft”. walnut I. Bter- good horsey audar our liner costs. OOATB' AND FURB “ A bigger business brings bl3ger vsr- iety. Because we are satisfied with ‘ dry-goods prodts, prices are lowar thanoaal in “specialty" stores, LONG GOATIt 5 Handsome black automouilos with collar and re'v'srs oi Persian lamb (It more fashionable than prior) “11de Is with fine satin. 826. Automobiles oiv honey, montmsc.v and pebble cloth in black, oxford or cantor storm or shaped collar, $15. ' liorsey automobiles with both style“ and grace in them 111 had $12 50. JApKETB. 'Walkingooats, it you orator. What star the name. they're stylish and most women look welbdcasssd with 0”Ill-inch costs. black a.- ostord, mou- tagnac or heresy many faced back with silk and“0 finished with Iancy stitci'lllldm Fine unfinished worsted ot' a deep rich black. velvet collar (coins of peas giggsoie and lining oi Skinner's satis. Iltlwfl'. 20 or 27- inch costs at montagnac or heresy. black and cantor, some with rows of stitching around bottom. :10. Special costs at :8. 75. durable) linings are used, 18.76. cents FOR Gill”. Big girls and little. Automobiles of blue, red or caster keraey as finely finished and as “swag ger’ as those ior Mottled. 813.50. lite Dork c'sstor costs and 220. Novelties with elaborate trimming oi panne vel vet and satin; long fancy stitched capes, 312. 50 £1. THE ROWLAND“ . nnvooons co. calm... Window Gina: House Painting and Piper flinging a .,i s will“? .3! - 2 J A .uu5555uaa 33 Soul Mill Street, ’ $0th Norwaik. I‘F'tllo .2» ' the Who Discoveries-annual» 2 W ' " ‘Mrw If we told the simple truth about them we'd be accused of boasting They“ to at extra cut as carefully as 11 expensive (but :84 “autos? with . have been secured. All of these con- "mmllluul. When you "light up," remember itusbciitsusortctmcnh lis'ht‘ as s pops one. you'reiscbis' to road. crissw’ until it o 'clcok you can depend upon it that there will not be a thrill or four hour eymstrsln it Hyup I use the WIILBBAIIH. Thi's' big the ..-....t.... m f... we all the time, girl 5 * W224 called the ‘IHBWHANBI' vrwhich iacypssps the napoleon! er. 2’ 2 52 at 899 bul' "ditpls‘yh. Get. ads“ globes and fixtures. last. that inventors begun :workisg on PM“?! prices on Gas and Electric _5 9A A loss-It 01' liter! plmismm I Prm-tssflsmy “are 2 The ”WWW to not.“ given a .. WWW W” WWW'MWQA l" '”‘ ' ”AH WWW?“ “W VIII! Tm" murmur marine. at on Alam- 22 5 2 sdhpvtobfissmmtiil‘ulmmr', Every outlnl not reduced too. Amwm hair‘s inst sampler The Mill?! ll t. when line L «33113, ‘ ’3 5, ill“ all 1A5 to be Will in bats are Austin-e; w loothIt'Iatsrier- m WI! to berth Atlantic 2”” ‘l‘ ‘ ”with oven doubts the busiest period and from then: distributed to the lots- of the hoiids‘y riot- All: almost every character of flight erhflt'book-shop mgit‘rtasturing. commercial and 55de~ m T ' ' ' '5w'ss not decided upon until my Abra success which Attended the; salictitdtion 5st, Beaumont fuel oil tor main-ii through the states at Texas andv Millions had attested that such substlmtlswis perfectly practicable. In: those states the product of the Beau- mont “photo iii now, used on railroads. In manufacturing establishments at or- mllobaractor. ”on pluntstions and to sentiment for domestic purposes. whit» bps one done In the south will hit goofs? now in this section. only on s r'sstbr aphid. 'To‘ mat-kid all or” even any (that part at the Immense production ths‘lleauuiont Bold it hos been net:- 5 5 and a members market. It dmply documented that the I’ll]! Am till the entrsme .Iotothe to states 11 s or test. so subdttthss Ioreosl.‘ The saving hi cost to consumers will be from 25 to 38 per cent! ‘ ‘ TM” nonbinding"? ‘Oil Transportation which will carry the oil dl- ‘ ths' 'gui‘liten do the northern been on a basis at light hum. of ten south- Whips owning and operating wells on Spindle Top. the center of the Beaumont field. These companies Are the ln rpaticnal oil company, the Nachos ver’ Oil company, the Maid of (Mam Oil company, the Texas and 5 $011 company.” the Louisiana 2 2 on isotdpeuy and the ' “sud Fuel company of '2 IN blobllonfieaumout 55 ' H9: magnum?- 3m y’ inning am and thé‘ Mifi'h‘biils Fuel Oil company and the Monmn‘pryfiond Neches Riv- M of ottoman. By part Gigglfillbtie cohabitation of the nonunion! momentum: company the as Wales have assured them- semi at '1 mhrkst for the millions of barrels which their walls can produce sun .The seat company has such ckh'g that It will be cobbled to begin opossum next month and to unload its: fi purge. In New York about Jan. steamers. each or 30000 bar- 'rp'ls unselfish“ been purchased. and new rei- Mothers steamers are on up. militias sands oi the silicon or the 2 company. A contract has been made to 2:159an the oil from the anchors to supine Pass. on the gult‘ot Mexico. thrcn All a pipe line already built. In the. short time that alters for the company have 'beeh“st work in New York. Boston and Philadelphia con- tracts for 3.000.000 barrels per annum tracts are from woodman-ins estab- lishments. No direct action has yet ”shiatsu toward the introduction or toll into domestic uses In the north. This phase at the matter. w nu. will naturally be of interest to m'atest number at people. has. hpnofsfiguot been overlooked It was not long si‘tér the first gushes! discusses. which occurred on Jan. 10 pins for the employment of crude oil in monomer. of domestic uses. There si'o use portsctsd m: devices where- tbe southern tuslmsy be used for cooking. for furnace beating and for uss‘YIn ordinary heating stoves. Est poi-insets white and at these devices have been thoroughly, tested have shown them no; be absolutely practica- ble. The invention} are to be put on transportation company will be ready to slants tor sale throughout How much of s shying the subdtlto- M d night‘s; “trademowmgeosrslly in' “It set 1 c [on the med leaving 5 as ' " Ween... ”Whit mleglthinoaile MM“. svilbbs sold in New rm and Boston at sbc t 00 '2. : WM“! ' 5 123m- s hrs. 1W...» mu” Wrens condition. Tm.uh“‘u u. rsgnlstadbyrulos 5 .. . domestic purposes will Ill household ”cry ultimatum. to every reason who purpose ”will: higben priced coal is general today. crating in the Baku (Russia) oiideids. the market at about the time the new ‘ count for their abyss. There have m‘psople who wanted his partied sttbeollshlol' sutlci at Mohammedan v ass d Vases bsnsdta to About will be the coin to sv- all utmthe 'tuei nor any commercial beater. to Any one who um p519 the new fuel tor domestic pur- , lid this means every one, lot when use of oil as fuel is generally in 5 Its employment will be Just as general as the employment at the While at first glance it might appear that it would take 21 colour: of cone mercial and Industrial progress before a market could bedouud for all this co- losssi addition to the world's duel, there is an absolute assurance on this ptecédenté-‘Iyis, thrit there is a demand greater than all the supply of thee Baku (Russia) oililelds. the only fields in the wbrld comparable in the extent of the output with the Beaumont held 2 lucideutsll‘y it may be stated that 314 its gushcrs which twenty years ago were spouting 25.000 barrels a day are still sending forth the same quantity oi' oi . .2 The answer to the question or. s mar- not has been given. it is an answer which means improved economic cou- ‘dltions everywhere. on improvement in the conditions obtaining. trom the greatest industries in all the lists of commerce to the most humble term. It Is the most cheerful answer which has been given to any problem that has yet arisen in the complexities of, American industries. STANDARD OIL DIVIDENDS. True-lot. Disbursements to Stock- holders 0! Oil Companies. The Standard Oil company will pay this month a quarterly dividend or it. per cent. which amounts to 58.000.000 and represents .32 per cent per annum on the par value or the shares. The stock was quoted yesterday on the New York market at $715 per share. _ While the Standard represents the greatest strength in the American oil industry. it is by no meanswithout rl» vsis elsewhere. Good oil companies» companies which own the right land in the right place and are managed hr the right directors-pay dividends for in excess of those earned by almost any other form or industrial corporations. Bums oi the most wondertul dividend showings in the annals of commerce are now being paid by companies op- where there are 2 gushers similar to those‘st Beaumont. but ct smaller cs- pnclty. The Russian Petroleum and Liquid Fuel company pays dividends at. the rate. of 50 per cent per annual. The Baku Naphtba company pays the scale dividend rate. and its stock is selling for about eight times its par value. The Caspian societc pays a dividend of 78 per cent per annum. The Shell Transport and Trading company, an English corporation which has been getting nearly all or its sup- ply from the Blast 1nd I?!” IBlfi per iriml‘m‘ll... on W has Just closed amuse into the 5, of. most oil tsi'ports In whitish: and on the continent.»2 W or the company find that they could make a saving to themselves and their con- sumers ot‘not less than 30 per cent on the price of the product in the diner- ence between the price or purchasing and carrying Java oils and the price oi the Beaumont product. . MANY” MARKETS. ltosk Enchante- Humor. Investors II! mouse at 50!! ohms. Whoa Beaumont alum- were that . traded In. now nearly a year ago. the winch“ difficult: experienced by spec- ulators and investors was in finding a . been at all times plenty of people will- In: to buy. but I! one wanted any given stock it was a little didlcult to dud Just 5 where to secure it. and conversely a person with stock toe sols Wasps 55 lutlIOdlflbolocatIJust momma; shares. 2 "Now there is no more at such trouble. 2.At Beaumont and at Houston. the me- . ~ 'tropolis of the state. there have been m missus“ which are” Molnar to those governing transactions on the New York Stock Exchange. 0n Warm ' mwzd'tfi ,2 ' i To Bruin you '1'th m: n a more see sgt. Revamp: and s horthw or the' plotting—too smemmt, wmtsrish thingy! W5s'll writs you tits hots concerning some of thaw-lust the truth. Icons of other offerings equal ly as good. Investigate: tics everything. 2 , NOVEMISH' VALUES IN OUTER GARMENTI. Can't miss a chance now to talk, cloaks, Jsokots, halt lengths automo- They're busy buyl now but the busiest buying has yet to Ladies Melton Cloth Goats. good quality, sateen lined sto‘rm collars ,all sires: a bargain at $53 5 Ladies' Melton Cloth Coats. velvet collar, latest cut, we'll made. $5.98. Ladlas’ Ker-soy Cloth Coats. three quarter fitting, velvet collar satin 1111- 2 t'Iiiidletr" Oxford Raglan Costs. yoke habit,"l lined throughout handsomely tailored $10.50 Automobile Coats. quarter fittiapg .velvet collar satin iin ilh't'iets Is I... si tit Atlanta at on your Innef' causal om ripened 5m uuosawasn—rus will" mil Never better pleased with m ‘ west buying than this scam soon honest warm victims? biles Raglaas. Boys Heavy Fleece Lined Bil Drawers, all sisal. 25o. " Misses" Jersey Ribbed V5 55 Posts. fleece lined all slse Men‘s Gamei’s Hair Shirts and Drawers: also fleece Lined Doublen'n with Drawers to match. Men’s Fine Quality Merino and Drawers lleery weig'btJ ml and camel's hair 75c 2 llen' s Wool FleeceLined Shirts Drawers, in natural only; lull ii 989. Women' a Jersey Ribbed F'c Vests and Pants. Heavy Fleece-lull a bargain at 409. . Women' a Jersey Ribbed III M cell Wool Vests and Pants. ., 5 white, at 75c. 'TIPTOP BARGAINS m5 5' ' Children's Raglan Coats. size 3 to in years In 39gl'tsy, red blue and tens. women's u‘Nosssrt'mr Beams. Made of silk, made or memorized sateen, these you'll buy at sight it in need oi a. garment of this sort: Ladies Momerised Sateen Skirts rum'e dounce special at 98 cents. hadies' Meroerised sateen Skirts, accordion pleated fiounce, $1.25. Ladies Superior Quality Mepoerised Sateen Shirts, deep rnifie iicunce lull badles' Best Quality Mercerlsed Se teen Skirts. accordion pleated ruille ilounce, $2.50. ladies' Tafleta Silk Skirts. In black, and colors accordion pleated Bounce You know what we than use that word bargain. t. Men's Black, Natural and Hair Halt Hose, worth from; 5 upeoial at 12 Ac 2.5 ' Man” a Wool Sweaters, all sin Men's Silk Fourth-head T69 String Ties lots of new wpatte‘ pick from 25¢. tive of the very latest styles,l sortment of patterns. Silo. Men's All Linen Collars, 'th styles. all sizes 12/29. elol'l Men’s Stilt Bosom Shirts ity, Monarch brand fits. on? south? Known, Skirts. accordio areas or 3.1.5115. Co. Isn’t It ? Better prevent catching cold bv purchasing one at our wnsu WINTER suns” uEw WINTER Sloclt Call in at any time and inspect the line. it wall pleas'e the eve, appeal to your sound judgment and fascinate your pocketbook. " "\ne’ton' Street South “walk. was poor strut parsur LEAT'Hll ‘ ‘ not to bib?“ £5 new pair it they crack before the solo uoroausu's run amongst-roster co
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