'4 some autos an: Nani: to es
- awoken ' , ~
and‘it does not matter much. If. how-
" WMB’X‘REWP. ldzl‘il unmet-id— ' , _ ‘ ‘
fl. iad'tluoeil‘multe .psosrally Ii it)” . 7 .wumm_'mum at“, It hifl‘hflflfifl
Willie! the market todsyilwlth the . _‘ . ‘ ‘ ,
“ind. lat theme! 52 years. The do-
w»
demand tor the railroad "stocks the
moat extensivef Canadian fiPaclilo led
the railroad liatwlth s gain of‘ this.
" ‘lilrie second pfd.. Westernflaryland
and Rocklaland coined 3-4. Almost
" all the other active issuer scored
smaller gains. American Agricultural
Chemical rose 2 points. ‘
‘ want. sum. :1l~a. medallion
'orders brought. about a mouthin- soon
ever. you make it a rule target your
Clothing here you will find it a good
rule to keep whole and stick to.
Our business In run by the rule of
three:
"e find inon QUALITY. .
HONEST PRICES.
i as right? raour'r snnvrcu.
s e - O ’
e Fem“ “mt" Gottlieb s $7 8; $10
f Anthracite! 11 NORTH ham or. ‘
EXTRA PRICES‘PAID FOR
' JUNK BROUGHT TO THE
652 652 PLA‘CE. Rags. lo 11).: feed
' ’ . 2 ‘h and bakera‘ flour
TELEPHONE 33:2. nomad: not torn: rubber.
YOUR ORDERS wagon tires and auto tlrea. Wat:
' lb. it not stripped; inner tubes
from 12c to title In; garden hose.
1c ll»; pewter, 10c lb.; block iln.
30c iln; copper. 8c lb; lead and
zinc. ziygc lh.; blacksmith horse-
Nhoea. the per cwt.; any ordi-
nary iron. 300» per cut. I can
handle your junk at a very small
profit at the place. Wm. Eifron,
35 Part 8t., E. Norwalk. Tel.
Conneally 8:
after the opening. Reading. give way
some of, the other prominent issues
to a smaller extent, Linger buying
order: then made their appearance in
Reading and the stock was rushed ul)
2 points. to 1.46%. Other coal issues
were higher in sympathy. in the spec
interest in the coal traction group, and
gait properties. Metal iaeuea all reach-
ed a hmlghei' lev‘el. eapocinlly U. S.
.Steel stocks. which gained a pol
each.
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AIRSHIP AKRON FLI
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Landed at Pleauntvills.
esumed
. Nov. 4.“
Melvin Vunl .
up after calling over the'
sell the meltdown and landed
it: (lily.
441. i do not go around with
hello. i take orders otii of to »
if notified ahead of time.
Bracken
SCHOOL SHOES
Our lines are now complete
Cramer's
Educator’s
Knox Em All
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manddiaddasdncd
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An Opportunity
to set a new broom house, oiled
floors. all modern Improvements.
near trolley and center. for only
$2500; terms; immediate posses-
. slon. Farm. 8 acres. Iced Moon
house. barn, poultry houses, fruit;
2 1-2 miles out. Will all or u-
chanae tor home in town.
Call, write or phone
D. S. HULL ,
Room 1, Hsvllsnd Iloelt
Phon. 4144. South Namath.
it wasnmo'rou s'r.
Tel. sees
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SHOES
in latest wide and narrow high too
.m 3.: a... .3 Henry Wilkens 3
~MAX LEVY—-— ' '
iss wasiimo'rou srn’lsr salons 3
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Phone 380-6
11 North Main St.
IOU?“ NDIWALK . Catering to dances and enter- if
‘7 ‘ ;; islanent s specialty. :2
‘« D .. lcl COIN! in Figures {-
1‘ w h , I: Just received. a new line of 2-1
7 en in Ollht ;; mur OHOCOLATI Q
to... -- our ._ - - - » - , . - , » -
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ROGER LUDLOW ‘ aovsarisso Lmsas.
TWIN ClTY Halo; is; immof‘l'e'tm fanatic":
uncsll ati 0 0a 0 -
NUGGET . res tor the current wees.“ p
LITTLE Gm tenth Net-walk.
‘ Mrs. John ti. (Volt-y.
CIGARS Jumoa li'lncli. l2! West St.
Ernest J. Howard. '
B. J. REYNOLDS. Mfr. . .l. u. Ilulihiird.
.inmcii P. Kearney. box lull.
Miss Helen Parker. 70 iawlor iii.
airs, Elm iiniitlbnrg.
Mrs. Moses ahnrwood.
Mra. lilllia J. Smith.
Memml‘lior nailed mo. in their re.
million. but It isn‘t lmrauno they
like me; it was only boruune l rtiu
“Intro
Shaw-"Oil. l‘m aura you‘re mieialt‘ l ’
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A “flat ‘ ACcoun‘tin
ne‘SemNorwdk Savings Bank
unanhfenday evenings from it until 8 o’cloeir.
_ Deposits reulvea‘en or listens Murder. November a. will draw
Wrmthsiirsleithemnta. , ,, ‘
manned
The big dirlgible which has been
specially built for it illitht across the
Atlnitilo to Europe. mile about 300
feet as it left the hanger and rolled
’ out over Ahoecon inlet at the, upper
end of Atlantic City in a northeastei-ly
direction. Vanlinan appeared to have
perfect control of the Akron. As soon
as the lutlloon was over the water
:‘Jurh" train. the whole" Operator
on board.“dropped llitl ground wire trip
the breakers and trout his first. mew
sage. it read:
"It’ll cold, but things ure‘ Icing
great." *
Leaving the, inlet. tho nirahlp sped
down the beach and after sailing
alonp,r smoothly at a height of about
300 feet for a mile, i’unirnan turned
‘tlie air craft. inland and floated over
the city.
Business in Atlantic City wan pracg
tlcully suspended while“ the craft was
is this air.
The morning was misty and there
was some delay. (Elly llrcmen and po-
licemen were sent for to help set the
bulky craft out of the banner. in the
meantime. the ‘crew had climbed
aboard. The iirsl "member of the crew
placed on the ship was "Trent," the
flsitese cat which went up with the
American from here last year and
- ws's rescued along with the crew by
the steamer Trent.
Besides .himseli..Vsniraan's crew is
posed of the following; Calvin Vani-
man. his brother; Captain liotischer.i
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. the navigator: “Jack" irwin.‘ wireless
operator; Louie Loud, George Rliflard.
a French mechanlcian.
'i‘lio‘slrshlp went up without her
lifeboat or the hydroleiivaior. which
will take the place of tho equilibrator
which was it feature of the America.
WW a small supply of gseollne was
in the tank for the flight. The Akron
Tile gas has
or than that of the America. 1
After reinslnlns oh the ground a
tort time. the airship again rose and
headed for this city.
QUIT LIKELY IV TOWN OF OLAB'
TONIURY AOAiNIT MAN FOR
FlNOlNG lN LAKE.
iiiASTONlil'iiY. Nov. l.~-~Past
events have been shaping themselves
tor the Minx of a ”suit In the near fu-
ture heiWeou Knight lingers. of South
Manchester. and the town of Glaston‘l
bury to determine the ownership of
unwillilhlhill
.dsukhterer’wheuaee hire. .1. Man and,
to a. point below yeeterday's close and.
tallies there was a decided revival or
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winner a. [also-en.
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with ‘Whodwsrd‘ avenue; : WI" intim-
nsased istsurvived by a wife. and two;
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“is: My Gleason, one sister, yirs.I
William B. Happen. oi Rowayton and,
‘a brother. doom il'. Silurian, at War.
saw, Wis. The tunnel services will
be held from the home Monday ulter-
nt‘lon at 2:30 o'clock. The interment i
win followin the Norton: rvmetorra
'Mrs. E. M. Bellini“-
contend humerufildwin. wife
at Edwin H. Baldw died yesterday
at her home in t ""0“ filled iiii‘
years She w 0 mother of Dr. A.
n 5mm alcian in Wall street;
and Dr ' - Baldwin. dentist in
‘ i The funeral services
l. Congregational ,
rch. former pastor of the First‘
,liurch in Nortvnllt will oihclate.
.nfiH-M—
Mildred Estelle Davis.
Mildred Estelle.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugenie Da-
via, of Wilton avenue. died last night.
The funeral will he held tomorrow af-
ternoon with interment at Pine inland
cemetery.
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‘KICKEO IN PLATE GLASS WIN-
DOW.
, NORWICH. Nov. «ichlrlng in the
plate glass window of .lamca C, Milt“
phcraon'e fur store on Main street,
directly in the glare of an electric
light, an unknown burglar utole u mink
muff and stole valued at $100. early!
today. lie probably would have tuiten
the $800 worth of ’g'uude in the window
had he not hecti‘iirwitcned away by
the approach of a policeman who was
attracted lo the agent- by the crush of
glues. .
'i‘lie ofllcer gm curiae hill the hur-
gllir disappeared in the dark around
a rumor. 3l‘hreo policemen in autos
took up the. search in the direction of
New London.
Marpherson la the original lulr'd luck
nun. Recently he to." soon in furs in
a similar burglary. lie was flooded
out with considerable damage to stock
on three different mil‘lliiitilla. and once
lost 815,000 in a find.
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HENDEROON. figwov. i.-0nly
persons under 2i will be barred from
chances On a chubby. hlueieyed baby
of unannounced gender that in to he
rallied sis local theatre Monday night.
Signs announcing the contest have
been tacked upon telephone poles in-
side a MUG radius. The baby has
been obtained from an orphanage in
Iaoulsvillcrlnd the holder of the lucky
ticket whlclr' will do with the ticket
of admission. in to be declared foster
parent on thenpot. ii is purely a
press aaent‘e device. but there in a
real baby and the theatre oilice has
been almost swamped.
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KiLLID IV AUTOMOIILI IN WA-
Tllllumf.
WATBRBURY. Nov. 3.-—~Joseph
Dirr, till. unmarried. was attack by an
automobile while walking along The»
mssion avenue in Waterville, last
night. and thin mornlnx died from the
eflects of the lnlurise received. The
automobile which hit him belonxed to
{curled two paira of propellers. but on Frank MW“. 0' this city, who was
_ the long flight scroas the Ocean she
‘ will carry three pairs.
driving it. Dirr. he said, stepped di-
rectly in front of the car. and the ac-
sis 858 feet long. or shofit 30 feet long- ”“3"“ Vi“ ”“WMWW "“9“” C0"
oner Makepoare is luvestisatlns.
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MONIY r0 01'qu EARTHQUAKIO
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 4:41. w.
Bayles. of Boston. has presented to the
seismonsph Society at America a5.-
ooo for the enlarsernent oi the month-
ly bulletin chronicling earthquakes.
The slit was announced yesterday at
.the quarterly meetins of the society. that
and was received through Prof. .I. ll.
Woodwortli. of Harvard. a member or, .
the society. it was determined by the ’
directors to establish more aeismo~
s
Diamond Lake. on of lionnecticut's
most famous fishing ponds. [i‘he diti~
snnli of true place are indlsnshl tlday
over Rmrn' action in tannins abbot
lwo~thirda at in. lake or the border
of no acres he claims he owns. This
fence has been cut repeatedly. Only
. recently Rosars' bunulow at. the pond
was entered and some valuable spas
and silverware taken out sndédulnps‘d
sens today said that on entrance was
“effected, for. new of. “mm.
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serialsttititiiit mm sum...-
nodrtaqfl'fllitgii‘idd liter. twitter ”hi-silt ileum unnamed iauiast‘nlnt ”m, at.
state uses Wipers had closed up: that he would rials: Abraham New and [rare concern is felt/fondling?
Jerome's nadir at Akron. ind. tea isnmsovunor’efmlnushds. at the ‘ p, " _
«miles east. of thirdly. and had so am or the Den-unsound» later-lord The Expert chin held an orohasirsrssoed' murder-era twill out you build-7
it! Jose Pinwluarsa. ridopresi‘ m 'at the hum of Director Wii- “truly. particulhrly the spouting tell
that
its funds were. out
graphs ihrouhsqui the country.
IIOHT MIRGHANTI, PINID Ion
HAVING GAMING MAGNINII
" iii "OHIO.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. twmillll store-
itecpera were lined eums varying from
81 and costs to Oil and costs each, in
police court today. tor keeping gem-
in; machines. The lines resulted from
interpolate. nncwiuslrnsiuls ellii the police crttltid. stein-t slot the»-
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chines.
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«Imusxim armour
tuition ci'ri'. nor. Emory-esteem-
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' who presides:
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aix weeks old‘ '
lTable and Lunch
'vsts Dining Room .and on short no-i
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penitence maniac
romances s'roaa
3 and 5 Gazette Building
, NORWALK. CONN.
la a new and very attractive
in Winter weights.
The esrhe goodscravenetted.
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Homer S. Beers 8. Co.
22 W. WASHINGTON 81".. 80. NOR.
20 WOOOWARD AVE" 80. NOR.
13 MAIN ST» NORWALK
”Hotel-
J. w. MELocue. Prop.
liaa opened ii First Class
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Counter
in his her main
Special Dinner can be' served in Pri-
tlcs. Also Regain“ Dinner everyj‘”,
from name K «he.
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"Hie us‘u‘ar. way.
Glenniore Davis, who is known
among his friends as Siuifr. who in-‘
vited to an extremely awaner dinner.
party. His neat lisd primed thei
other streets with praises. loud and
long or the charm. wit eudltuaclua-
lion of Emily. and all the party eat-
pected the prise entertainer to be on
the job from soup to note.
In the meantime, Study. hsvlns
been obliged to linish In article that
afternoon. had taken a lane
slice out of MB check while tearlns'
his whiskers from his face. Checking
the flow of blood all best he might. he
Jumped into a taxicab and made a
phenomenal trip to uptown New
York. Just all he stepped out of the
cab hie foot slipped. he fell, and his
chin. ierlled downward by the tum-
hie. unhuttonéd half his collar. and
pushed his tie under his right ear.
Ushered into the house by an inn
posing brlusdo of tootmen, litany
slipped on one of thoae skating rink
runs at the drawing room door and
ulid like a rebound into the midst ot
the waiting dinner party. There he
was. jammed up against the wall. the
left win; of his collar caressing the
mar wound in his face and his tie
dirtinl with his right ear. .
"Good heaven. You fell. Slutty.
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didn‘t you? inquired the host, in
(mi alarm.
-“0h. he!" replied Blufly. calmly liil.
in; limited! up.
way."
”i niweye come in
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HOUPITAL NOTII.
Bernard Tully. of Chapel sir-eel. who
was injured Thursday night by a fall.
is somewhat better at the hospital
today. Dr. w. ll. Bill-nail. who is in]
attendance, stated this morning that
althoush the cut use it bad one. Mn;
Tully will improve all right, unless lug
faction develops. ile has the best;
wishes at» a host of rrlendsrfor an
early and complain iecovery. ‘
Jos’nwnns. from the town term. was.
tskaausths hospital yesterday print--1
will ill mi hairpin“. suturing from!
statistical: tit pneumonia: . i
the penalties“: Terran“ Clarke.‘
«Aprils: Hill; the «We stone
reason. has taken a cheap tor the
condition is. vsryfirittc‘sl'
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hassflellnlts. in Chapel street in
all _ farm sealing ream
8‘s
In the Dress Coeds Department
assortment of the .very popular DOUBLE FACED COATINGS,
with plain or plaid backs, in many shades. .. . . . . . .3150 to $3.75 a yard
s s s s e s s s s a s s a o s s s s s s s s s- s s s s s a s a .....
The Famous 0
Fitwell "Coat Fronts '
Are made of all linen. tailored canvas.
return their form under all conditions
{or hill. " The out in his face is just
the” club. ,
were.» two tor ‘ttichsrd' it you can. and
$3.50 and $3.75
ak Serges, Sponged and Shrunk
Ready for Use.
Thoroughly cold water shrunk and are guaranteed to
..... 50c, 75c, $1.00
s s s s s o s s s a s s s s a . a s s s - s . I s
H Krieger 8: Co. I
. OUR \
ANNIVERSARY
SALE 2
is on in Full “Blast. V ;Ypou can re-
duce: the high cost of living
a J by trading with us
YOU CAN WEAR BETTER CLOTHES.
WHICH ARE THE CHEAPEST 1N THE
END. av BUYING THEM FROM us ON OUR
EASY PAYMENT PLAN.
DON'T our CHEAPANO sr-ronov CLO-
THING JUST BECAUSE YOU HAVE TO
HAVE SOMETHING TO pu'r ON YOUR
BACK AND you HAVEN'T GOT ENOUGH
MONEY TO our SOMETHING BETTER.
A Charge Account
WITH US WILL PUT YOU ON A PAR WITH
YOUR NEIGHBOR. YOU WEAR THE
GOODS WHILE PAYING FOR THEM.
H. Kriegerdr Co. I
WANTID—
TWO GOOD MUIDIRIRI.
Some curious letters passed her
tween derrick and a man named
stone. The latter was employed to
gel recruits for the low parts of the
drama. and. one ulshi li’o wrote to
Garrick. "Sir._ihs bishop of Winchw
ter is getting drunk at the Bear and
wears he will not play tonight." i
- At first eight this seems peculiar
conduct‘for s bishop. but it should be
explained that the communication
only raters tn the their engaged to
tithe thaiieharacter in the play of
"Henry villi” .
On another occasion Garrick wrote
to dinner "if you can get me two
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COZY
SLEEPING GARMENTS
can be had hereof excellent
immaterial for conifer-i. '
Nio‘i-ir sitters. . ...m and ti
iii-name. . . . .emo. 01.00.0100,
OIiNNlLL AUTO OLOVKO
lined and unlined. The best
that can be had. .Do not harden.
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law. who keeps the apple stall on Toil-
V.
' Joseph Davis . I
as Washington It. . Fist. a...“ ’f
the thing. rich the up an alderman
mane objection to
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treat with You
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