amount:
PIES. NEW. FROM ALL PART. OF
rile armpit Iv A OPIOIAI. will: ruin, otnl
V
OWN OPERATOR-
wmmntroaacaer. .-
. m », . W’s .
Rain tonight, colder: Thursday with
or and generally fair; brisk to high
weaterly winds. ‘
nsmausnmn x870 Width”: htht“‘tiiii‘;"lttti.. . scum nonwaut. com. inhuman. NOVEMBER 17. 1009. Two CENN .
EXP lilltl .
lHRtlltllS
suliuitil
Fire and Water Has Caused Gas to
Form in Large Quantities. and Air
Shall Will Be Opened
Still lRRRPS RRRRR
lRlRRRRE ill Mliii
Women at Cherry. lllinois. Driven to
Distraction by Delay
that till trill"
CHERRY, lll., Nov. l7.——Atl exptos'
lou today threatens the st. Patti Mine.
as burning of coal and the action of ' ”it” W’" i“ M“ S" “mil!!!“ ll 38'“ V03"
tire and water may cause gas to form
tn large quantities.
iii an effort to rid the mine of this
gas the air shalt will be opened today, i the. New York Yacht (‘litb will take ill
and the big fan will be started. Upon
the success of this action will depend
thepiansoflhetuotltrying to briilgtheijust an anxious an
interior tire under control and olt’ecl. "- ”'9‘“
till entrance.
The tire is now hotter than It was at
any time since the start.
Caht. linit. iii command or the. tltill‘ “”WWWI' ‘0 it” it built ready for next
tia, HOW ill] the ground, found no el'l-
dent-o tii‘ trouble when he arose. early
today.
“i can't see m”. lived for ”0mm here. would stand no chance lti win. and
' ,tllilt would not lie sport.
There seems tlo occasion for them." he
said.
.———.._.
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
m.“-
lltttt Hit in Pit .
Ililllli lit llllililil
Gave an Exhibition til His Ability at
the Hotels Clillord. and Mallaeitemo
it every man who likes a little glass
had the abilityto get on the outside
of the amount til liquor that Little
lilp has and with no worse effect. this
world would have no cold gray downs
of the morning after.
Little. Hip, lot it be explained. in
that diminutive and marvelously lil-
tclllgonl pncliytierm that is exhibiting
this Week at Music Hall. During his
regular porfortlinnce he plays root-
luiti, talks til otoptialit. language with
Keeper Anderson. limoktie a. pipe of
tobacco illl-il tiltllt‘fll‘i-i to enjoy it, plays
football with the audience. drinks
stage t-liatilpagliiu simulates a jog tutti
ltuaity gets into ht ti and polite it cover
over hint.
Last. night alter the pct-foril'tnnco
ill tho hall, liittto tllp detlioilolrnlml
that he has it touduoita for root liquor
t‘tllly count or greater than the hinge
kind. \‘i’tiou ho was taken down from
the. hull, ’i‘rnlnor Andoreoil. Manager
Tom Kirby. oi the bull. and a large
number or other Hill‘l‘lllitil‘fl nr‘t‘mllpnll'
led hint into lilo onto or the Hotel
Clifford. lli‘li‘ llip puzzled ti ntitlrt.
bottle of (ltd t'toil' titiil .~i\' lit lttoa of
beer. tilt of which had about ll‘1 lulu-ti
effect on him no no llllll'll \\‘llil‘l‘.
Little ilip Will tultou light inside
and up to the bar When tlila vilttt wall
concluded. he who tutti-ii over to the
Mnltacltoiiio ltoiol. iii this limo, tibi
lollowlng titliiiliot-od litludroiia. who
went right into the vote with biiu at
thl‘a bold.
‘llc arrival or the plmlilr t. purging
crowd giivo l.liuitloniizt Lari: .ioiiuiutn
it little ittilt'l until he tittpoil out what
but! happened. M llrlii Lora didn’t.
know but that there tntd boon ii l‘llil-
mud wreck while one til the ”mount
it iiniley show lrnlnti Willi going
through. but he soon recovered trout
tho iinrprlite. Little lilp ll an email
that tu- cnn get through it onto door.
it won ultggeiitotl that the drltikii be
not tip for liittltl Hip. but, that wine
young elephant had hilt own ideal: tut
to how be With going to have hilt. tin
can drink out of a chm. which he
vcry dextrmmly handle: with llill
trunk. bill he pushed his gently condo
and despite the quantity of liquor he
had had (it. hit prevlolni atop, he
“linked down the liliM‘l from the boo
tie in quick time and we» ready for
inure. Before he was allowed to tie-
itiitl he had absorbed another bottle
of whiskey and had. in addition gotten
away with several gloating or beer.
And the strangest part of it all to
man trimmer with what it merino to
uverituiulge and to have a "head” the
next morning iii that no matter how
much Little Hip drank. it had no effect
on him. . >
And a tug isn't it long time coming
on with him either.
The next morning. after iii little
time iilte last, night. he iii ltuit ea chip
nor an ever. it it stated.
Little lilo in acid to he only three
yearn and four months old. but he
looks to bt' ii hundrcd and titty. tile
principal tumble in an t the
country iii the urine wet . which
yeti him stomach trouble. Trainer
“omen w W
toi~~ , main
Mm. w
l
i
l
i
i
RHllliiiiil iilR 'Rlii’
Made Known His intention Today
Just Belore Sailing lor
England Again
NEW YORK. Nov. 17.-Sir 'l‘lionitisI
Lipton will challenge for a rare for
the America's Cup. to be united ill
it'llitlilil
ARAINSI
lEXl RIRKS
lilll. Sir 'l‘itomua made this atnte- Several Memlwrs 0i lhe sell”! ViSi‘
"Will this statement just before Hull-i
lug for Europe. today on the, steamer
Lusitania.
Sir Thomas has been here for sev-
eral weeks to learn the attitude of the.
llielllbers of the New York Yacht Club
on the tpleatton of illotiitication of the
rules governing the America's Cup. it
is not known whether he obtained as»:
stirances front the. club's members that
it challenge would be received under
the present racing rules til the. New
York Yacht Club under which lilo
trislt harouot desired to contest.
A nvunibt-r of yachtsmeu were at
age home.
as said:
“i will challenge for a race in till].
i cannot. of course. loll wllnt allitutlei
Before. nailing, Sir Thom»
the matter. it is up to them. i am
sure the club will give the question
l'ltit t‘oiisideratioil. i believe they are
anybody else for
They are good sportsmen and
i aill fully aware that they will do lilo
right thing.
"i Would have challenged for it race
next summer. but it would have been
season.
”if the New York )‘itt‘llifllllt'llt limit-it
oil a challenge llllllt‘t‘ tho present rules
for the iniorllnlioliiit clip l‘llt't‘rl t
t litmtl issue
my challenge with tile largest type of
boat to conform its for as possible with
their ideas. i have been very kindly
treated here by the people i have met.
anti they have been very hospitable to
tile."
Alt‘lllllt‘l’s of the New York Yacht
(‘tub said today that until Sir 'i‘titinlas'
challenge had been l'ortlially tliitt bi»
foro ”Will no definite statement could
he made regarding its acceptance.
Leading members of the (‘lllll hold the
opinion ttmt the old racing rules
should gtirorii contests for the. Ameri-
ca's Cup.
RRllitliiiR RHARRER
Will iiiliSllliRRllR
Richard M. Hill Held in the New
Britain Police Court Under a
Bond ol $3.000
NEW lllll'l‘AtN, Nov. tT.- lilt'iliil'll
M. iilit, t‘ilttlIlYt‘tlt' for i't'oliitlcllt i'liar
ten t-l. iiltlvor. of the i‘orltln Screw ("ol-
poi‘iltioli. with llt‘lUtl‘ .lliilgo Mvnllltt.
ill the pollen l‘tllll'l title lilol‘iziiil'.
charged with liltluitllillgtltor, at. too to
suit ot‘ the (ll‘llllt or lloliry Schumann
til the .\‘ow lil'llillll tienorni Hospital.
late yt-etortltty afternoon. from input-ton
stintuiut-tl by living ritil down by an
automobile driven by Hill. tic lilt'llll‘
ed not guilty,
Judge ii. i“. (‘ltil'ftlt-y. t'utiuitol tor the
north-ted. naked tor a continuation 'i‘liln
watt ugh-outdo to Prosecuting «\ittil‘t
hey George W. llioit. and Juliet Muir
llitt adjourned the ratio to Noreiubei
24. The old cane, charging iiiit wiilt
usenlilt, and which wall to llllil‘ (‘Uillt'
tip loitloi'row morning. wait polled by
tho proueuulor.
.iudgo Mellitill ordered that “to litlllll‘
bolui lllltou Intil night iollowlng lilll’it
ilrrottt he continued. ii in it 3,000
bond ntiti wait iurnittbed by lauae All
link. of liorlln. llllllt‘rillvillw or the
young "Hill.
The accident to heliorumu. who wait
“til yearn ultt. occurred a woolt tigti
Friday night. while no wait returning
from ldllllll‘l’lt, li‘riiry til l‘lurlt‘li. where
he had boon ottlployod. llr. K. l~:. Kol~
logy; prtuttiulicod death to at'nentic
convulsions.
till lliiiiiiiii
trunnion
A new lttilitin linnti hail hull been
organized in Hill! city and will be
known all the (intuition liailiin Venture
iland. The lender and teacher iii
Prof. .loeoph venture. of Port Chile-
ior; director, Joseph litaeen; prep
limit. Francesco Machined; vlaepreei-
dent. it. iiueei; “oratory. 0min Bile-
cl: treasurer. Marlo Marilee: trunnion.
liarlelo Delilarlt. iiiiigl hipoemw, Per
ey iirla.
There are now eighteen member! of
the band and It iii expected that. till!
number will shortly be increased to
twentyutelir. Meeting for practice
are now being held three than I wait
in Witter street. where the band ll“
temporary quarters. The head climb
to get. their new inelrnmenta bit the
tint or December.
at» u club
he a
lint iiiuil
mien (Wheaten mum in
gill-lo W
tors Opposed to the Present
System
Stiltlil flll sliill
Ii RlfllillR RPiiii
m
Registration ol Pupils in the East
Norwallt Schools
The. Norwatk Heard of School \’is-
itors hold its regular monthly llieelltig
tilt-it night ill lilo lllgll Sellout lilltltt~
tag. The president. ltratlley t-i Keith;
secretary. Wilfred llttilWl‘ii: Arthur
0. Wheeler, Dr. William .1. 't‘rnccy.
linrry ltltler. ttr. tieorgo S. lx’olltlaii
anti Ilr. Tiltitlttlh i“. Hope “with: press
out.
ititmlitluod tilt Shin Page.)
Will
til i liilll WRERK
Vessel is Owned by Eugene Higgins
Who Was Cruising Along
island oi Madeira
NEW YORK, Nor, i7 ~~ttItlgonc illit-
glns' yacht \'urtill:l iii-s today it total.
wrot'k on the litiitllvt't‘si t‘tliilit oi llll‘
island of Madeira. White the vessel
is pounding in u Norm on a rocky
shore and reported ilH likely iti
break up ill ally motileni, all on board
of her, with possibly one exception.
have been saved. '
This information was received in
thin t‘ily ttitiuy by the Hoard iii Murillo
Underwriters ill a ttnlilogt'ntll from its
agent at l“llllt‘liill. Mlltlt‘ii‘tl. Last
night‘s advices that tho )‘ill'lli oi the
well-known citibmnn itiui been Nll'tili-l
ed till the Madeira t-oalit indicated the
precarious position til the roast-t and
the night's tlorcttmliimltn confirmed
the belief that she would prove it itiltil
ltiuli
is
According to today‘s advices the
Valiant. tiilt' oi tio- largest 0i Ameri-
can utouiii int-lite, although in an up
right position. to ltill of water. With
the vintage til“ the wind to westward
tlil- \‘ultltia stranded on llli‘ westerit
end ill tho island liliit practically no
chum-o of escaping ttilul ilt‘r‘ilt‘llt‘lliltl
on tho roolte iii the vicinity
tit blowing llill‘ll
No lltlilil‘illlll’fl ill» to tho itiiltlllor iii
which those tilt ht .iid tot t‘il‘tll‘ oi the
vomit-l have it was
atlltoti, humour. that the liltipii‘ity oi
the month [litht‘t'lilti‘l‘h alul crow illll‘l’
nirlwti hull-ii lit tllMli‘lli villuui-u on
the north count at tho inland.
'l‘ho Vllruua wait on her twenty.
eighth trip normal the Atlantic. At
Mr. liiggille' oliictm here it Willi nuld
today that although lilo makeup of bin
yachting pilrly wait not known, it Willi
'l‘lit‘ \vilitl
tin-u it‘l't'lH'tl
believed that he look Ht'il‘lili liil'tltlli
with him when the yuolil unlit-ti i‘roiu
Moreollloa. which was her ituu ituowu
port. tit call.
Mr. militias lit it iniiill-nlilltonnlro
and it member at tiliitll' yiluht chitin.
lilliliiiliihiilti ~
.iilliliil lililili'l Pliill
it doveltlpn that another rennin»
airliner,» hail been filed ligation .iiimoit
ll‘. ltllfllfm'l saloon on the Whitltluitloh
litreet bridge. the grounds. it in under
ittootl. being iiiiitlhli nil in the ill-id
one.
it will be renwtulirred that .lutlgo
nttrpoe In deciding lilo into i-oiuou
titration euntnined the county- cont
mitt-toners in their action in reaming
I license to the Giordano place. known
formerly all the Matteo piece. but over
ruled the communion-tire on the buy
den cm. The lodge. bowel/er. intuit-
reference to the old Melina appeal in
the one of this saloon and it was (our.
all by the remonetmalii that he had
gotten the two placer mixed.
The temperament have also appeal
ed to the Supreme Gout-l iron: Judge
Burpee‘e decision. While it in not ex-
pented that the, oelnntlulorierii will im-
mediately grant hir. Lorilee ii license.
he will be able to not right along on
the appeal.
W
u’l‘hti Wm'et‘ltilld at Trinity
it m M and“ Ill!
- . mmmmd
Milli.
't."'afl ‘ .‘f' I
tritium
Rev. and MrapRoyill W. Raymond
Separated hydoitti Washing-
ton ‘Decrec -
A deapalch from Mattie. Wash”
plates that a decree ol‘ divorce wait
ill-tinted lil that city on Saturday joint-
ly to the Rev. Royal "'W. Raymond,
formerly a prominent Methodist uter-
gyninn of Bridgeport ililil Sit-ntttzrd.
and Clara ii. Raymond, on the ground
or tucompaiubttity alleged by both.
it iippiiarli that the couple unlit-ti
tut tho petition under the Washington
statutes and represented to the court
that their relations Were not agree-
able for the rotation elated and there
wan a perfect understanding lie to
that condition (it tl'eir‘tlomeetic tile.
The couple were, married 14 years
ago in Newliuryptirt. Mum. and dur-
ing their ported of residence in this
‘Rlllllt they seemed to be happy.
Mr. Raymond was ii young and
energetic paebor, and it hard worker.
He was pastor o! the Sunmlcrtlold at.
Ft. church, Bridgeport and tho Strut
oi-d M. E. Church a was popular in
both congregations. After touring
of the Anti-Saloon league of New .lt‘l"
soy and New York and in that work to»
had many exciting experiences. llia
prom-lieu iii the New York conference
of the Methodist (‘lltlt'(‘ll ill April, limi,
with a good sized rttvolwr in
hip pocket. ent'ili-ti Millit' attention.
”4‘ went to the state of Washington
and continued that work and ill-olden
intiy gain-Etta legal residence. Mrs.
tlavtlloud rtimaiiiud ill New York city.
where who tutti resides with their
twelve-your-otd eon. Horace. in tho
tlt‘Cl‘t-t' of iliVill‘i‘t' the ctitililtly til‘ the
child in given to till mother until ho
' bot-times iii yours of age. when he will
li\‘t‘ with lllri lather. provided Ito wltitr
no to. The incl that the couple have
been divorced will be surprising to
many ot their friends. While llltlm‘ cloa
est in the room" with they lived in
llritlgeport ulny him-.3 olputwd illicit
a termination oi ttioli‘ ntiona." “
iiiitltliili lit liliitliit
litil-lilR-iltll iillliiHilll
\\'.~\Slii.\‘(l'l‘tlt\‘. .\'tiv i7 \ l‘t‘lllfll‘li-
tiliii- llllll'tlt'l tiltlf') “at: l“t‘i'ltli'tl ilt't'o
lotlowilig tho thitiioeeion, last night, of
Mary lllllti‘illl tintinrd. it ought woman,
lltili alto klllml lwt‘ yt'lll’ tiltl
tinllgtllvi‘ itayiootitt (‘nn-er,
lilo luau hlll‘ t‘m‘rtt llli"-li|‘ll"l lti lento
his
l-iittit
lll‘t‘illl.‘ .-
hoi unions it). (‘iitili Wit.» hi‘lll ll\\‘tl\'.
inking tiil- print: i . l’ntlilor'n
\Vi‘tlt'y llt'ill‘ Stall l'li‘J'IilllR \lll, liilii
liti‘
\itwk 'l‘ul-uttztr the no ll.lll
llI‘lll tit-r Willi lllli‘
~iiiil ulltv
\llllll‘ him
size in it ill"! throat tiiili t' tilt'i ‘la razor.
“llli it she hold in tin- . iiltl twittering
lllt‘ litttiy Willi it'tllt’N ~lit~ \iiilmt illl‘
lllilllil limit hot hand-v» “till .l lll'\\li|lll
twr nilt‘ had found. and
\Vuulliitgtoti.
The body \\'l\li timid ililii Frill.” and
the police pill ill-v \\lillllttl through lilt‘
"tlllid denim-3' titu- at that ltllililli'll
that she liliil loft lilo t‘llllil with will
”you, but ttlliiily llrlilti‘ down and roli~
ft'lttu'tl.
ltiillltll illilitllH is
itillliiiilltiiillt
‘
h
llilttil
Ii'llil'tli‘tl to
'l‘itlllltt'l llAlt'i‘ ind. Nov, 1?.”
An expiration of dylitutiiiu tieittruyotl
the treat or the now Sacred Heart
tlonutii Catholic Church at t‘linlon, lit
the coal ileltlli ttuiii‘ iiilti city. today.
The pariah Ill largely l‘iillillttllt'tl of
Hungarian and liohontiiln mint-re who
litulrroiotl hit to which itilolilti have
charge of the ctiiireti.
W
«M PlANO AT COIT.
itritigoport'lt loading photo More. the
Alfred Fox Piano (to. tit alluring for
it {cw dayii'n large Mlllllmr of new and
iteronti hiirui pianoe‘ilt wontiuriully low
prices. due him lidwwtittomcnt in
Norwnlk ”our for details. This til it
chance of a lifetime. (tartaric paid to
motor-town plirohtiliertt. Forty piano:
to aolottt trout. Store open evenlnipi
for your convenience. No. its Fairiteid
around. itrldgeport, Goon. alive two.
hoe Vt’etinoetitiy'e Namath Hour.
.u
GOLD FOR ”UT" AMIRICA.
NEW YORK. Nov. lie-One million
dollars in cold? tor export to south
America no annual by New York
blinltti and belittle: notices today. (if
this unmet Goldman. Emil! and coin.
petty tacit ”0.900 for Argentina and
mu ,
no man «a
in
Bridgeport. he llt‘tflllilt’ etlpetititoudoiil ‘
illii run
"it HlilERS
till this [it
Boycott Suit at D. E. Loewe & Com-
pany.ol Danhury. Will Run
lnto Next Year
Willi RRISINlSR lRlRi
Rlii iii WlSl Mill SillliR
Fight is Really Against the American
Federation oi La lior
The trial of the case of ti, ii). Ltiowo
mitt others of lltliibilry against Martin
Ltiwlor and others, the l):iiitii.ry but
also which is lit l‘fll't‘l a llillllt! loyal
between the Anti-titiymti Association
and tilt- American Federation of in
lmr. was tt‘filtlllt'tl yesterday morning
before Judge James P. Plan and a
llll’)‘ tlflt‘l‘ ll it‘ll Wt‘l'KB' I't‘t‘i’flfl ('lltll‘lllil
by the duties tit‘ Judge Plait on Uit‘
it).
l.(lt'\l'i‘ & (‘tt. refused to lttllilllth' its
liliop its tiosirt‘d by llll‘ t‘tiilt-tl titttters'
i'niotl of North Atllerit-a, with the rth
still that n slriiio or its oiiipitiyeoe look
The plaintiff
31.
federal ltt'lli‘ll in New York. I).
place July ‘35.
t‘otlipally brought
lililti. against
itint.
suit August
240 members of lot-iii
unions and levied attachinotiis to the
Bhit,it0ii upon their bank
i‘tilll-
plain! alleged conspiracy to injure the
piniuiiilu' businesu by boycott iii to
amount
ui‘tiliitin
of
anti properly. The
M...”
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
RlERiiS’ iiiREEllliil
Willi R. R. iii liiiill
J. J. Forrester Explaining Conditions
to Cierlts
m...
.i. J. t-‘orrcster, deputy grand proni
tit-til of ”W Brotherhood of Railroad
('li'l'lt'fi, toll New llin‘t‘ft. yesterday ill"
tornotin for \‘i‘iitorbtlry. where be lit
mMMH
tillttlilt ls littllltl
True Bill ladiciing Napoleon Bisson-,
eite Handed iiy Grand Jury
BRIDGEPOR’I‘, Nov. l7.~“Nilll0l(-‘(tlll
Blaatmnolte was yesterday morning in-
dicted for murder iii the first degree
by the grand jury which had beeni
summoned in the criminal superior
court. for the purpose of hearing the
evidence which the state's attorney
could place before them in regard to
the killing of Rome P. Demery.
it did not take the grand jury long
to reach a conclusion. They received
their instructions from Judge William
ll. Williams right alter the court on
eued at. lit o'clock, and fifteen min-
utes later they were on their way to
deliberation.
The state sent in its principal wit)-
ttestiee, and the. unused heard in the
presence of the Jury the evidence
upon which the prosecutor will rely
illir conviction. ill a little over an
hour the jury was back in (flirt. ready
to report an indictment for murder ill
the first degree.
The following sat on the grand
jury: Former Mayor l-illgh Stirling and
Edward D. Rock. of thin city; former
State Senator Wililanl i’. Bailey, of
iielliel. William l'tl. Roe. (it Brookilcld.
John H. Solletfk and Clarence Fl.
Scolield. of Barton, Danish A. Nichols
and Edward S. litiwtoy. of Hunting-
ioil. James W. Porter. of Dllnbury.
llorultill lit. Peck and Levi 0. Morris.
of Newlown, 'l‘liouliis it). “'lgitltli't‘ and
Thomas J. Eagail. of Greenwich. Peter
italilel', of ’i‘ruilitiuii. litlwtlld it. More-
hoiisu. til Faii‘ileld. Watlnt'e Dunn and
(‘tlnrtes ll. ilitworttl, of Norwalk.
PRICE ill SHRES
liliili RRARIRR
Will Cost Ahoui 25 Cents More Per
Pair in Spite ol Recent Change
in Tarill Schedule
When the agitation in regard to the
repeal of the 15 per coal. tar”! on
bldeit was on. it was promised with
tree hides the price of shoes would
fail till clirreepontililgly. Now it. is
said more has been an advance of
trout new-n to 20 per cent. in the
to interpret the agrmtmcut between
the clerks and the New Haven road.
which wvllt into out-ct Monday.
lli- will l‘t'llllllll iii the slate inform-
lag the rtot‘ks in various Miles or the
zini‘i-«till-inl. alter whirh he will go tl\i‘l‘
illllll thi- lliliilllli and \lllllli‘ l‘tiiitt.
liltiriou b.- will tie in tiritigt'ptut
'i‘tliu itiU‘t‘t‘lltl'ltl baa been signed by
ttoilorul Silpt-rltilvluli'llt lit‘tljlilllill it.
i‘titim'tt and approved by (it‘lli‘l‘ill Mail-
To-
litzt-r Stiiiitlt'l Higgins, ill‘ilitl: for tile
t‘olupan), and by tho genial (‘illtllllil
tee. titling for the vivi‘kh.
l RARRRW [SRRPE
FRR RRRliRRR lilii
WiNtl't‘iCl), Conn. Nov. 17—Aug-
liitl A. Johnson a proliporoue black-
smith trotil Hartford. cattle to Win.
atoll yesterday to enjoy bimltolt. 'l‘o~
tiny ho isn't quite lilire whether the
trip wait really worth while.
After a rotating good time with
"tho boys" last night. .iollniion rotlrx
ed to hilt room in the Beardsley llottlle
and wont to boil. lie titted the still
for the night, or llltiught he did. 'l‘wo
hour» later be who with a Weight
on hie client. With great effort be
monitored to the hall. wnere he col-
tainted.
llo had been overcome with illuml.
hitting it. The experience wan acci-
dental, and according to Jenneon pureu
hill economist.» ..
ly incidental to the can program.
'l‘odny Johnltun in feeling he ill ef~
fcclii from the gait.
tie-manta, nation and item.
left at that piece.
I“ v
n e c i . 2| n
each-Wit or an co to: awn». le
wholesale price of shoes over one
year ago. it is said that n ntiorlage
til tile supply of leather in roaponab
lilo. however, and not lilo taking ‘Jll
of the tariff which ought naturally to
have decreased prit'ou.
One of the ltli‘lll drillers until that
when he. not ill new auppllee of shoes
he would have to charge on some.
grades all inert-titu- of 25 centu a pair.
The increase. would be more notice-
:ittle till the higher grader; of shoes.
It is claimed the taking tiff oi‘ the
thrill on leather was not able to (‘9'
creator prices. owing to the larger
demand [or leather. This increased
demand is said to he very largely on
the increased use of leather for fur-
allure lipllolsterillg. for automobile
nettle. shopping bags for women and
in l‘iinuy leather and burnt leather
goods. Ailing those linen, to in said.
the increased title of leather has been
enormous.
lint whatever reasons are given it
will lltit help the. poor people tit all
who are now paying that about. all
they can lipiire tor shoes for the fam-
ily. With the prime of provisions
going alutoet out of night. high rents
and higher taxes. now that. prices on
shoes are to be boosted tip the poor
people wonder when» they are going
to at oil. (lite poor man said that
he tltiaaotl hilt family would have to
go harefooted ii' the prlctl of shoes in
is be raised again.
“BRANCH
orrier.
0n and after Monday. November 22.
the Not-walk branch elite. of The
Evening Sentinel will lie in the more
of F. A. Mitchell. corner of Well anti
Knight «note. The telephone number
will remain the name. 44. and adver-
may he
BENTINEL NORWALK
hon-mm .
wéiiulile
tl‘iilvtuirtiuminte on title
itlonei word. teen r martian.
li’i’illiilliltii ill lilRliRRil
RIRRRP RM“ liillilR
ROME. Nov. l7.-During the Jubilee
celebration yeeterdny. Pope Plus it.
received in audience Bieiiop bowl- 8.
Welsh of Portland. Me. Several oth»
or European oeiebritlee were receiv-
ed. The yellow announced that the
appointment or I Bishop or Hartford,
Conn. had been postponed to Decemu
her, owing to the fact that a number
or document! bearing on the special-
ment have not yet arrived from Amen
icti.
peritoneal) teacher of the
attention you 3
children in pri nry “i;
want. Call or tut me t! at Ave” South
Not all n n I
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g 'tliltls
ii. to»
“W"‘iinornssmnau
Ml“ FLORINOI M. llNIDiOT. EX-
piano. 8 l
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MOI “1““
"lkr
mu lllt‘t‘HA open. TEACt-mlt Ott‘
Cute! in light. read-
8 V I I
outfit
«Ingram.
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or of
can.
. it“
‘htlftlllc
ctmlflid etivutlumente on one ‘ ‘
or me as «at. e «meow; “11’ ‘
Siemrgtilttonll viiord. 1 «iii per titanium. ; ,
WANTED.
WANTED~iillOAD SILK wunvnne.“
nit-titty wot-k guaranteed. Apply ,to the
Bul‘llttl Silk Cu. n18 lit
WANTED—"A GIRL F‘Olt GENERAL
llullrwwul‘k: three in family. Mn. 8. ‘_
Knapp. 3 Washington St. n17 lit ;. ‘
' WANTED—«TO ulcN'r. LOWER HALF
of hunt-to within live mluuten' walk of
center or South Norwalk. Address J.. M
Washington St. ' all 3!
WANTED -»— ’I‘WO EXPERIENCED
drivers; good wages to Holler. industrious
lili'tl. Apply ii. lierehfleld & Son (lil'llit
WANTED—SITUATION A’I‘ GENER-
tll housework. 3 Konstilh St., South Nor-
wnlk. n15 it.
WANTED-«A COMPETENT GIRL FOR
general housework. Mm. C. 8. Monter-
land. 37 liayview ('13:. South Nor'mutri .
l WANTED-fifth flFOR4 pGgNERg.
iotiuewm . p y a or . . .
J. Alvord. 103 So‘lith Main St. n16_lt
WANTED—SIX OR MORE BOOKS
with modern improvements. within ten!
minutes' walk from center of South Nor—
watk. Prefer sin to house. Addreel Box
463. South Norwa k. . mfllt
WANTED—A HOIYSEKEEPER FOR,
an eitleri' lady. Mrs. Daniel Blaueon
opposite ll‘own Hail, Main 8L. Dorian:
Colin. . « nldht
WANTED—43ml. FOR GENERAL
housework: must be 00d cook and laun-
tlreelt. and have. [(50 references. Afrly
No. 3 Union Par , Nor-walk. n at
WANTED -—~ ARTISTIC DRESSKAK-
lng. iadlee' tailor-made owns. Inn].
H. Stevens. telephone 91 -t. Maple AW.-
llurien, Conn. , melt
WANTED—«GIRL FOR HOUSEWOBK.
family or two: Swede or German prefera-
red. Mre. Peppard. 25 Bayvlew Avon.
South Norwalk. MES!
WANTED—4‘0 BUY. ALL KINDS OF
cattle and ultr . Best price: paid. Ex-
tra prices or OI vol. H. Friedman. Con-
pgftgcut Turnpike. South Norwelk.
TO LET “
T0 LET~-»l«‘t)t'lt 0R FIVE ROOMS.
Nr't'tllld door. it (foliage St.. East Norwnlk.
Adults pret‘orrotl. lnqlilrti on premleciafl"
a
TO LET-- A'l‘ EXCEI’TIONALLY FINE
location. three minutes to business center
of city. furnished roomii. Can be lined
fu' it ill housekeeping. Address “A. B.
X." gt'tllillt‘l ofllt'e. n16 3t
TO LETmHAlJ‘ (it? BARN FOR GAR-
ago ptlumses. central location. Addreu
W.. (‘fli‘i‘ Sentinel. n18 3t
TO LET-e ONE NICELY FURNISHED
room. centrally located. to fly or . (II-
matl. Terms reasonable. hinquiigmfik
South Main St... tear. n15
TO LET~FIVE ROOMS. 188 SOUTH
'Muln 8L; rent Sll. Inquire .
Golden, or it Elizabeth 3t. 1913 _
)5
T0 LET—foil» sumo noo
it
Crescent Terrace. ll lmprovemarl r.
FOR SALE.
FOR 8ALE—~l~IXt.‘t-Il"l‘iONAL Ul’l’ORa
tlinlty. Business and turnllure of fur-
nished room house. bruit auction Brim-
ptiri. Collin; income about per
month; established twenty years. Sick-
ness compels stile. 1mm.- ubiuliiiihle. lit-
liulro Brttlgcpurt Trust (30., Bridgeport.
Cotm. til? it;
FOR sALE~-ABt)tlT no R. U. WHl ‘
Leghorn cooker-eta (prize blrttnl. (let ._
tirove Farm. Wont Norwitlk Ave. R. 1*. -
ll. No. 40. Dorie-n. til? 3t
FOR 8ALE~~MUBT BELL. LOCOSUR~
my auto. mode ill Bridgeport: double.
souls. (air condition; 125 it cold quickly.
t‘mlttt' (trove Farm. 'cst Norwalk Ava.
ti. 1“. it. til. billion. [11? tit
A PIANO AT COST~~BRllXiEPORT8
lending piano store. the Alfred Fox Piano
Co. lrl uttering {or ii few do“ a little ultim-
tier of new and second-hand plan“ at
wonderfully low prioea. See turn) it! or.
llHt‘lllt'lll ill Not-walk iltilir for detullu. hill
in a chance of a lifetime. (torture paid
Forty planoti
lo otil-of-tuwn purctuuiertt.
to select from. more upon evening-l for
{your convenience. No. 1?: Flurtleltl Ave"
rltlgtiport. Conn. Save $100. See Wetl-
lletuhiy it Norwulk lioltr.
FOR tALI—-—TRUUK. CAN BE USED
alright or double. Cheap for cash. a Key-
aer Place. East Norwu it. nlii Jt
FOR DALE—«HOUBE NINE nouns
and tuitllruom. till improvements. to liitv-
llantl tit. lll'llllm on in-mhtmi or J. B.
Iawreilce Agency. Bouli Ntirwalk. n16 tit
FOR BALE-wt VERY litlcilllmtimii
building lot situated on Not-Mon AWL. No-
roloii. i onn.. hour trolley and alumni road.
For particulars ti iply to Poitlinliiiter lit
Nortitun Holglttu. ‘onli. nii'i tit
FOR SALlw-tilvilcmn 1‘0 QUICK Hill'—
er. borne. liltiulro till tiny lit. hill at
FOR 8AL!~«~liANlintiMltl BLMXK
walnut sideboard. colored marble top:
will hit "tilt! l't-iliitttliiiliy. Apply Nit. ii lili-
ion .l’iirk. Nill‘Walk. hill at
run 'eluwvnnr UNEM‘, moi}:
cello and writing duel: combined. L'till lit
glyview Ava. n18 ilt
BUSINESS no'rlces. .-. ”
I‘lNTiNG. Dlilcolu’l’lNU AND PA‘
per Ifll‘lfll, by it practical men. 0le
our trial order to Alexander White. 1
tr Ave. ultimate: cheerfully CWO“.
713'? assortment of well papers. Tet.
MANItON HOUII. aim WAitillmtl-
ton an. new open for busineu under no
management. Thoroughly renovated at
at 12"”R‘li not Warm ‘" .m'
n .
w. it‘l‘eller. Prop.“ a
titanium “no ,
Titlll ftlATfib _
I t mined, phi tern-
t
llfifif'im has til-Imp imm‘rildflpim.
{ninth-e °' " m °°
tree. Jonah 00ml t
acct-lint Ind entamgioqlahmgldrwa‘lr
nnl i L,
M“. P HALLWKi
liner. el- trimmed and “Rho
' in ' .
“I? “Wilma It III. HM. Ill. j ll
iii“ " ermine in"... mi My
I .
80 m. 1
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