. I aNhy not call us on the phone:
3h). 1230. and let us
éaluablcs against this danger. and
protect_ 1 our
Egon will have no need to worry
Taylor 8. Golden
”07H NORWALK TRUST CO
IUILDINOI.
Mrs. Floyd Bentley. of Arch street.
, returned home Saturday after enjoy-
' log a visit of a few days at Greenfield
Hills. .
.' A. daughter was born yesterday to
.IIMr. and Mrs. Herbett P ireiand. of
I_ Bilvormlne avenue. The lllOlllel and
child are doing nicely, I
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Mrs .l. Wesley 0' Connor. one or our
I prominent church singers. has been
engaged as soprano soloist in the.
duartette ot’ the Stamford.
church. Mrs O'Connor commenced
her eng 1 content yesterday.
~. Rei .ii. J tarroli. pastor of St.
JOsepiIt's (hurch. is a visitor in Slam
:. ' ford toda}.
Miss Willa E. Miller, of 29 Eitnwood
avenue. has formed a stringed orches-
tra. composed of a number of
younger pupils of Jesse 'IHopsou, all
«being under fourteen years of age.
In a short time. they will show the
. public what clever worli they can do.
An attlactive window display can
been seen at. Charles Brand's.Alwa1s
busy Vi ashlngton street Watch and
.clock maker. it consists or all kinds
of old Clocks which are waiting to be
repaired A good sign of rushing bus
mess. ,. . .
.y-
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, ei1in.ICou‘ncll Minstrel Dance. Wed.
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The third“ annual meeting or the
Connecticut Association Opthsed to
. .Woman Suttrage will-be held in Hart
.3; , ford on Monday. November 30.' at
2:30 o'clock. at 48 Lewis streetrlzrldgeg
...9I9"- ' All paying members of the
Bridgeport Branch are urged to be
present.
Rumor had it on the East Side. this
morning. that at the regular weekly
meeting of the third district connnis1
sinners tonight, one 1‘11 the commission-
‘ srs may resign. When questioned to
_ day Commissioners William ll. Snitfin
‘said he knew nothing about it. and:
s 4 would have to wait until the meeting
' to'see what would he done.
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~ ~._ Joseph Mazzacone. of 22 Spring
1 .‘ Istreet was tried before Judge Keogh
this morning for assault on a work-
_ man on tlie/bridge-lob. Saturday. Mr.
cement mixers and because the work-
I .man refused to bring up a full wheel-
Ihartzow load of gravel. Mazzaconetdis-
charged him. The ‘workman threaten-
ed himfaml Mazzacone, scoording to
his story “pushed him aside."
',John Toothill arrested him as'a re-
, suit. Mazzacone was fined $10. which
Iwas paid.
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with Buckwheat. $3.50 per ton. Ray
mond 'Bros. .
and have your val
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A good "also box
1' I'shaother Biirgiaiy I 1
.. Joseph R. Taylor
1.1711110111111111 employee,
.1 considered
Baptist“
the '
Mezzacone is a foreman on one of the
Oliicer .
rent a box in a buIrglar-proof vault
jewelry Safe from; .
I' I‘ . your. Storage 111111111 for trunks. bozo ‘ I
on of silver or othe-
The breach of contract case -. of
Peter OHara 1s_ John Hyatt. will be
:heard in the Supelior Court of Bridge
port tomoriou'. Attorneys Keogh &
Candee represent 0' Hare. and Hyatt
nili be defended by Attorney Louis
Goldschmldt
PANAMA. Nov. 1(1.———Thc 1110
wish warships less than fifty miles
watched with interest by the.
who are expecting them to make
_ 1
The case of John Lengy 61 vs the '
Adams Express Company. sthedulcd
{or a hearing before Judge E M.
Lockwood. this morning. w’as contin- . _ . _ .'... ‘ _ l . ,
“8d uhtll a future date Attorney liiililll?’ Mutton water out “IO".
lepresents “19‘ the \\‘cst indies scarchmg for (11'
IAdant’s Express- Company. l ‘ The warships were sighted by
or Ancon.
Sufi’olk. llcrwick and Lancaster.
Friday morning. in Bridgeport, Rich. ‘
13rd W. Law, former manager or the f
Hotel :llahacketuo asked to he dial '
krhhrged from bankruptcy. A mi
191' wages against Mr. Law due fin
“as also;
Attorney Joseph R ’l‘av- .,
rank the
the coast of Chile. '
m
Ilor appeared for \lr Law;
_ 1' l-(,I)Nl)(I).\'. Nov. 16. 4:21) a. 111.—~Sc1'cral interviews
The members of Campauy A, t -1 will: tin-tubers of Parliament demanding the appointment
gather With South Noruallt 1.01189 L «of :1 committee of public .Aafetv “to take' necessary
- 'M' 3" to Greenwich ”night It measures to prevent an_1 iurther mischief homI German”
I’l‘heo start will be made at 6: 30 sharp I .. . ‘ li l 'd l1 l'Od I
at the Hotel Mahaclremo. The MRI spies. “n p11) 5“ en: a.) 1
Iwm be made in automobile bug” William A. joynsouvllic ks. member {or irantford.
. and a big time will he enIchd. I I1 said: “The present authorities are complacent. almost
‘~"‘"‘ , frivolous, in dealing with t‘ c question. That the whole
D03 “I‘m“ “mm“ F Walsh m 1 coast should be cleared of all foreigners is undoubted.
day received a complaint relative to; Tl . . i ll' . .. . , ,1: .1 ti P l . . fI _
chickens being killed by a dog Merl 1111c pro 121 1 1I¢111 111.111) 141.115 among 1:: 1eg1aIn re 11
rounweekg .130. The Warden he goes and even in the l'tEL‘l'lll’S for the new army.
quests that, complaints or this charaC- The Daily Express says: "The spy attprescut is ab_lc
I" "9 made ‘0 him. dlrmly' “3 ”ii" . - to be serviceable because it is nobody'sbusiness to deal
iisnpiissiIiiiioiiidilSign" ”no" 11111.1 9! with him. 'l‘in'cc govcrmncnt departuteutsarel concern—
I8 '1' I. . , . ‘ ' .
i edwthc Vt 111' ()fhcc. the llt the Office and the .'\(llllli’2ll—
ty—and the result is iuncti 11.
nor of mischief. IllCl‘C should be
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'uz'ls. it la runnucd '11 lli(' Inn “tad-
t.lu.1t u change of ownership in sov-
11'.1l l‘llllillh' of stores selling hots will
tulle-WI. .
Murrhnlls, lynx, is thi- reorganized
421mm Marshall 6: Ilium. whose prod-
uct was sold exclusively by C. ll.
Team-y & (‘11.. for years, particularly
tbt'ounb intious not store chains
thioughout the 1-ountry.'1'lw 111111...-
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contract with the 11111111 orgnnl'ltvd
cotnpuny. it is mild, will ilcccssilule
.11 codsldcmble chunks .vltli rcspr't'l to
alvornl chains 11-! stores which lune
' been totalling lilo hiariihnll lines 1111
James Marshall is “known to have
been imnvllv interested in a number
lot such stores. and a Ich so or own»
1 stamp ,'311.' pens: 0,! those is said to be
likely to 111111111311. -—-Daili' Trade Roc-
ord,I New York
PARIS. Nov. 16, ;'
tent to severe weather conditions.
increasing in area as :1 rcsu't 0f
ninth: in a vast swamp in 11'] ich
which float countless corlscs.
The Germans have bccn 11'
just returned front the fr1111t.but
an occasional shell to thc l‘reiicli
tllcr attempts in this sectii 11 of
cl’fort 111' to be cxpcccd from Dixni
the Germans have rccot'cri'd from
tions of last week and flow 111cm:I
till the gaps in the ranks?" W
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lMPRIfiONED MlNERIi. RESOUED.
POTTSWLLE‘. Pa..Nov,111.~:.—'.lonn'
Evans and wlillam' Scltreinerr cIosl
n11ners,‘.1rho."had been iniprisonsd for
(our days behind a huge fall of coal’ 1c,
in a mine in which they were work-
ing. were rescued alive yesterday
moritlng’. '.
Working in a limited space, forces
01' miners dug desperately in the el-
tort to reach the imprisoned com-
ratios. never halting for a minute.
While the rescuers worked. hun-
dreds of people. including the families
or the two men. stood around in sus-
1pense. hoping against hope and there
was little sleep in the two mining vil-
.lnges lll."WlllCh they lived. while the
late of the miners hung in the bal-l
ance.
1 The men were found huddled togeth-
i or in a blind heading. They had been 1
:without food and water, bu‘t were in:
good condition, and able to walk. I -.
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.. reservca of men that ii c 1r11111'1- at
many appears to be in a state of i
does the Russian offensive
activc army corps. while like Alli
both sides are cquztllv well suppli
the Allies have now caught up b
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‘ 111th}: arms factoncs.
I).\N(‘I'IS taught pri-
1lc .". of rail II 1 to scrv 1e
Written guarantees to 'tench nildnn- l “t t ‘ led mm C tI I
cos in certain number lesson if you
full we keep tciichliig you until vou.
learn without additional charge.
POLl EY’S . 1
2‘ Monroe St. Opp. R. R. Station!
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W Bulleins
Panama
hesitation and
guns and
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The fate of the war Idet finds mull. says
. an eminent Swiss 'niliiIarIv wrltd'l'. Icasen ally
Japanese gunners whose Icarlv arrival at blarscilaisc
veincnis 'oi three llrit-
I05 (010:: are _ being'
Canal officials.
use 11f the canal to
reach the west coast of South America. \
it is belicvcd here that the ships ari‘
lllc' cruisers
which have been
recently have been in
rman ships
officers of the steam—
pa-
Thcy'werc taking coal from a collicr at sea.
it is thought here that their mission is to pass- through
the canal and join japancse men— —of- war in the l’ acific alitlII1II II
endeavor to (lestrov the (icrman cruisers. which ‘l’eccntlv‘ .~"'III
iritish cruisers (112011 Home and Monmouth offE
all
a committee of
ntan~
safety
directly rcsmnsiblc to l’arlinmcnihnd the 11-11 116."
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a, Ills—Tile diminishing intensity
0! the German assaults in l landcrs is due to 5111110 ox-
lhc floudcd section is
the coulinuattct'~ of
heavy’ rain.,:1ud the country between Nicuport and Di):-
ammunition '
wagons abandoned bv the t crtnans lie embedded and in
ashcd out of
they continue to send
trenches 11.. "" "i
the front." but. :1 fierce
11,111». to Ar as soon as:
tlIiélIr trcn
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my!
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c able to brinn' up and
in this respect according to military opinion, licrc. Ge"-
nferiority. 1 Not only
”event Germany from trans-
ferring men from the eastern to the western front. the.
pomt out, but troops il'n are now being instr'uctcd' 111 thc’
interior will ncccssarilv l. ' scnt against tthI Russians.
It' 111 also pointed 011'. t! at Germany has; to- operate
on fronts totalling nearii' 1000 miles with
twenty- -fi1"1'
cs have at their dispo's-
al twcuty- ninc armv corps for a line less than half a<
long. Thus front the point of view of available troops. it
is argued. the compnlison Is unfavorfablc. to the Gérmans.
So far as equipment is concerned the infantry 011
ed. At the beginning
the Germans were much better off with quick- -firers. but
y intensive production
11 irrespective of the
is
I i’AlxIS'E NOV. 16. 4 :45 :1. m.~——-A statcmcnt given out
bv the h ussian Army Staff in the Caucasus. dated at Tif—
o
It is nor probable that the Germans 1vill,'1nak1- furw ,
“(tour cxer- ,
in the artillery the Allies are .
said to havcuthc advantage as far as light pieces are con-
vntely and in class. i \ . _ .. _
[1'1“"9 .....s.,.,.._ 7.1,; , cerncd. but the German heavy artillery 1s incontcsttbh
11...”. 11111111 1“... rri- II superior They are not like‘ 1' to retain thatI superiority .
IthIItIdIIIIlItmni with 1119- long howcve or since both the French and British arsenals
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TELEPHONE 9‘4“”? ' .~ lis and sent to the Havas.\ge11c_v hcrc. announces the.
' retirement of the Russian advance guard ins the region"
.. . . A- of Koprultcui. east of Erzerum. The statement says:
the regions allotted them. an...
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uable papers and
at Enseuadu. Lower (alifornia. (
if . belligcrents
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LONDON, NoI'v.16. 10 .20 aI._1
the heavy Week-end 111111, says the
dent-0t the Star. it is rumorlttl lha
“ "llie attempts made by the_ Turks
Khancssouk Pass previously taken by us have failed. 0111-
or Russian (letachmcnts were not seriously engaged "
themselves. under the lo '31 authorities.
. “After '1 series of combats fought' 111 the hoprukcui
”,I'f. regit‘nt. our advance guards (lpfiniiclv located the group~
inf;r oflltc principal forces of. the enemy.
considerable reinforcements received by tho 'lurks 111 the
last few days. coming from Cbnvskala. Erzcrum and Trc<
bizond our advance guards are retiring still Iltig'hting. to
In view of the
1
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to regain the
W A9HI\GTO\' I Nod. l6.I',-—\‘Q rcptcscntattons .will
- 1 be made by the United States to Mexico about. the alleg-
ed unncutraIl use of a recently 11:51:01 cred wireless tower
hit: of the European
.has made representations direct to-«Mehico
~ City, and it is undelsiood the State Department will ex~
.pect all the European powets to handle the
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11 -—.In_ consequence of
Rotterdam campus.
a’big ,
their, .
trenches in several places. says an cve witness Who has?“ ‘
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Past 8211111111? 11111! l1‘nll Quilt-
; from Serious Epidemic.
1 HARTI’UHD. No1: ltl.«1
lfrom healt'hIofficers about the a-tute.
lreceivcd at the orifice (-2 the
illoard of Health, shcv:
i'been less typhoid than usualdn the
1staie d11rin§fhc past summer and
Tail. This information ls‘containcd in
line monthly bulletin of the Star
Board. issued today. which also
points out that the most noteworthy
iteatIurIe cit-the October inortaility rc-
1D0r'Sllzi the reduced number of deaths
Efrem that malad1. there being only
lsix during the monthfi October, as
’computed with 13' during Ottol er bf
Ilast year. and 15 '11 Octooer of 19.21
.Cleaner surroundings. hotter sanitary
intrangcments. and '1bc campaign as-
nstIthe house {11' have contributed
I Ofilhis result. Ctntinning the
.ia' Bill‘s.“ ‘
mrt‘he other hand; there hate
been an unusual number 1711 diphthcr
to cases reported, although no more
deaths have occurred than in the cor-
responding months of the last two
years. This increase in cases may be
I accounted for by the more frequent
use of laboratory methods of diagrn-
sis. whereby the milder cases are
more readily detected; also. the free
distribution of antltoxin has brought
toIiightsome cases that would 0th-
eriwlso have been reported. 'While the
distribution of antitoxln has no doubt
helped to produce a low death rate
Prompt reporting is nectssasry for et-
chClite pr"eientatl19 work."
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i You only need write a postal or
phone to Samuel Jal’fe. sucoessor to
Wm. Eliron, and you with get a ready
'market for things which you don‘t
want,Isuch airings. papers, bottles
rubbers. scrap-iron. metals. feather.
“beds a specialty. We arouwalting for
your call.
street.
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free to tonsult them at any tinw regarding nz'nney matters
If you need our seniors. we. would be glad to assist you in any
The officers of this Bank.
desire patrons to feel
any within our limits of safe banking.
We handle the business of depositors promptly, cart ’ully,
fuclorilv;
in fact. every facility of modern banking is here at the
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makes. sold. rented.
Ronthlsr 35 -.
per month. Machine-
gold at, $5 per month.
WAS. DONNELLY.
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