. ‘"I.IIfi-q¥ '1;
3‘ "L
' mode
aortas-cm
' caoooum
ms runs to: cusses;
rots score! mm]
at Stanford. visited rested” in as.
' Norwalk.
Anewhouseistehelmiitsoosoo
the corner of Summit street and (lol-
den -Hill for Albert II. Pohlmsn.
1 Harry 8. PerryCoi 10 Highland sve-
nus. Dsnbury, spent the weekend
whiting friends in South ‘Noruwlh.
’A daughter we. tori-m night?
to Ir. and Ms. Horses D. Fennel: 0:
Greenwood "mummy News.
—MADE IN SOUTH NORWALK.
Squires‘ homemade pies, 3: North
”(in street. Phone 485. Delivery.
upHmm‘fixiiii
cue :- m e- less-l m.
hell's-u- Welcome?» hss gone into
the plumbing hesinsss‘with his“ tether.
B. h. WW ' ,
Wm.¢m1.l.0ssh. has
rota-nod teen/s our mouths business
trip time-nth- soflhsrest. ‘
—Ohelee Mil, no, lb. New rm ‘
Im‘. s
thwm'osimwm
hold unimportant loosing. There
“lbw-Celeste.
omhmdumonltunn
mmommswssh'enhusi-
lire Homer F. Backroom. of Hart. . 1 v“ .»
W‘”“ 1'“ i.” ‘ W m IN“ the 30!“! "Ot-
mesali‘mF:-Nss,.rprk. _ MW. Nut”. .7 l9“ W.»m°m
L [1. hos roiyrnedjiomeg _” ' . _ lief Hummus will attend
g“ y x J; 4‘; "5. 3; Wt“ the 2mm-
~ Payments for pool—room licenses'ors 10“! W Asaocistlon. , .’
”stiletto colorant-“Police William ll,
" Pennington. ond must be paid below
the first of December. Although but
for more days still rennin in Novem-
her there are s~nuuber oi pool-room
owners who have not as yet complied
with the low in this respect.
——Eiagles' Masquerade flail at the
Armory. Thanksgiving Eve.
Ilsnsger Martin, of the Teller 0p-
era house, received word todsy that he
would be the first theatre manager u'
New Eoglsnd to secure motion plcllll'a
, as oi‘ the Yele-Hsrvsrd football" gems
in New Haven last Saturday. The pic.
tures will be presented at the,'i‘sylor
0pm house next Thursday, “in the
Colonial Motion Picture «00., or New
Yorh.-1Dsnhury News.
......
o
Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Barthel. of
Meadow street, with a party or
friends, motored to Stamford, Baturdsy
evening. and witnessed the .pin “The
Prodigal Husband," by the lumen
actor, John Drew. After the PM U
flue dinner was enjoyed, and the party
returned home about midnight. Dr.
Bertha] is rapidly rising in his pro-
W -. ‘
.4...“th reddrdsst so-
nora music rooms, 67 Well street.
Alfred town. of Burritt svenue._ s
Mud the In of Brown 8: Hoyt,
rose-rosy. with cranking a gasoline
m lists his all. The i‘rscture
was reduced It the Nor-walk Hospital.
The posh-mod case of Timothy Bui-
lives. or. lsdison street. come up he
tore Judge John Keogh today, Built.
van. who uncharged with the thett oi
‘gss. was fined actual costs, which
amountedeo“.
This morning Attorney John J. Cu-
nso. bottle Jeeps censors. oi the Pro-
bate count. qualified es administrator
ondmaloroflhewilloi the late
. m‘camphell. or New mess.
Attorney "cases m "10,990 bond.
«has In sour» seawater.
Squires’ homemade pies, 22' North
Holocaust. Phone 435. Delivery.
my Mann mother. or reuse
street. only yesterdsr moraine dies!)
peared hora town. The glrL-who was
merged with incorrigihility. we! ~10
- . hello earned
e‘mjfly at this m cool. Now is
the time to place; gm
- ‘ ~ ‘ as”!!! 18 men.
wear “venom.
‘ Thesaurus “AT" .
door-tor which ended with September
on exceeded thwe‘oi'the were.
usesl rem 1910. ten out 1912., .7
ed tofnnropqsn countries. September
alone shovingvoonsigoueuts or wheat.
exolluive'ol Beer. in the ioliowins
‘Fisosliyoar sod- 'Product
mm as. mules bushels.
1m ........ ..‘ms
1854 mi
" rm . ............. am
”1‘04 ..... ..tl‘ls
1914 ”138.1
Three monihsendlng “
Bepmmhsr to ...... ...-h—
Rhinos!) showers
.li.m»mfl. Jar-I‘m shoe
.0»th . *
seismic: . To sum. 1.5m hush.
as: an outer m. omens;
’ysssmessqw; in», lo!-
iewiss the Wmd"w
mm! more! Weak;
aid is nos. $.71. per. one; while
since the: year we'peoportlon export»
cdhsshosnlcsethsnupsrcsntmsv-
in; fallen ca low as 10.01 per cedt. in
the dsosl you 1911. _
The-101mm table shows the Pew
tion of exports to the domestic prod-L
not of wheat st decennial periods. mm
1874 to 1916. end the exports of What
in the initial ousrtsr e! the dsesiysar
tau-leis: ‘ *‘
Million bushels. oat exported.
mports. “I y Peroentspe oi prod-
su .. 1‘ ‘ 38.54
; 111.5 f I " as.»
ms ‘ ». 41.47
' no.7 " ' 18.92
__ . HM . ,. 10.97
‘ . ’I' . . , f'
5‘3“ ‘9': 3t at «. 5'. i _-__
'Fllaresrelststothaes‘lshdsrrcar preceding the iisoai'yesr some
sorrow mo some remorse;
TNREB m ms rowan s‘esos‘
or measures crew-so, ‘
lose-leis.
. WASHINON. on. 0.. Nov. nor-ooz-
ton sndjsotton mount-stores
ed mors‘than onoioorm onths entire
"1W9! W W end-is!
from the United aisles in denim
countries doringdhe lost «homeroom
tury. their total for. that period being
9,884 million dollsrs out. or an emo-
gste’ot‘ 35.739 millionuier all articles.
Row notion exports, in the period from
isso’w 1m. connecting to drum. ‘1:-
sued by” the Department at Commerce
throughihe Bureau of Foreigrsnd Do-
mestic Commerce. were valued at 8.-
676 million doll-re. having increased
from 251 million in'the deal reel-.1890
to 610 million in the nosing-r 1914.
Cotton msnuiaetures in the some pe-
riod showedo total expert‘oillok'mil-
lion dollars, listing moaned mm 10
mused tonil million in 25 year‘s. (
Europe}. took practically all :the row
cotton exported irom the United Sister.
is earlier yeam'thosgh more recently
Japan hes token ‘oonsldershle orienti-
ties. in the dsosl yur‘inz the tots!
exports of America cotton iodine
exceeded zimhilliou pounds end. in
it were 171 million. American ont-
ton goods. oaths other hand. have
been extol-m M " to Asia. sud
North mm in mum mom
in 80mm m. We“
erased the” ordsrrnsmsd. While
uncrowded North America so"!
unmet for oottoo hoods msde in the
United autos when the ewes-to ter-
the iast Bivyea‘rs ubonsldercd.‘.fiorth
America lsoowthc‘iscdissv m
thst section adhewor‘ld‘lsflngtshn
over 40 per cent. of the esports oi the
lost llsosl year. ‘
The following i‘iabls shorts in mil»
lions oi doll-rd the exports»! cotton
and ‘\ _' ol cotton iron the
United 3M1” the decal rears use
and. 1814, and in the so years quiet!
with dons ‘00"19“. with particulsrs
showing the Mons oi the world to
which Amulestootton goods wens
sent: ‘ ‘
‘ lllxporis or moo. 1914. is years “whom;
. . w W, Ans-climate
v. - Millions. Idilnons. ‘ 'Iillions _ Millions. "
Row cotton .- ..... ..usLo .. solos- 88,875.? lift-0
'Cotton unconscious 10.0: “51.5 108.4 .7 ‘. , ”,8
. To,llnrope......... is» ten «.7 a
restore: America. as .. .1 use ’83
'Toiouth mute... no.1 s.s- ‘ us . as
To Asis la so no.4 . 9-8
.fi‘o Oceania . 0.8‘ u ‘ Jim " 3-4
rooms-......m on. -e‘.-s '
A very large Won oi thc.Qt;; .
' Washington, 9.0-. lordeosnls‘sod‘ls
ton monolactores exported W
tesslon, and hosts large practice. .hve hen w ”my“ KMWMMWW m
—-BA.8KETBALL. THANKSQiVING
night. Opening gems of Sound. Chet-
hams of Brooklyn vs. Norwslk. ‘Bigh
School preliminary game. Dancing.
Armory. .
THE ‘BANK’or
, ‘ SERVICE
A Best E22 _
Begl'nnow and 1...". aside some,
.Mmfi Mr. when you
may not 'me e millionaire
sure or wmrertsole conditions. ,- .
{in Your I‘:id".lueris
.3” «lemons. ‘Why nets-skit
. You-evil
ores summer‘s
«mun-mun
"Font-.Péi-f-Céfit” 1:,
w' . u. .
this was; but thepohoe have been
Attorney as no om- were mm.
here also motile pirtywho so
”F“;_ “
Wflmmmw"
out you can save «mum ' ' "
filimotspssdyosr usssyisdi- , -‘
the Mimuusmguvmhs H.553
' na,‘ so million m: the Philippine
eoun’trlss and mod: To our.
use. :m «no-vow
kids. so million; the mullet enigma!“ mm L» \‘
sup M.
esteem
..l‘
.3 . ‘.
~ 1m ’4 iiiisian unwelcome?
ill-fl -...
“lieutenants which,
-' max new. sis-humorist “h" 7
Wm sad the hectare of the
skull.
There we: no bruises about the
eody enospt on the head and that.
* he said. raisin its-re been caused by
outset with the ear or.by noise
thrown to the ground. no (room
might here been «used in the suns
thyrfl‘he rupture oi the liver was
due to the oxides contact with the
our»: themed: when the man wee
thrown to one side. Dr. ensues said
the pest morsels was necessary to
determine the saline at death.
«We g“ ”I nomination u
"m " mil wt owner of s ser—
uths-ldth-ouhaoteendflv'
m gamma for over We qul
thst during the post eight months
has ”only driven. aserir IO.-
fid all m maiden FH-
tho the! one he hall
where s person walla!!!"
Gauchos . Not-moo
sometonsuhurrtovidtrdends'flle
psriy left Norwsih st Men oolooir
and arrived lobsmrria team
it! of ms o'clock. Kr. Vast ao-
oonnted turmoil-1e from that hour
until 11.11. o'clock. when he left the
topller used. 31 Moot: overlie. where
his Wu were mouse.
The petty left Mr. Hand's shout
11:35 o'clock and stem foi‘ home.
Mr. Vasst said he was going,.twelue
to fifteen miles an hour when go-
ing meat! the curve lust-wrest of
Mr. Rydel's house. He was sure he
wasnotgolngisstsr. so he had no
ooccsien to hurry. as he was being
paid by the hour for his services. He
described the condition at his car.
lights and hounded then told how he
(trot sow Scriber.
strollhtetned. out after leaving the
'cumthc men showed up in the reed
about fifty [set ahead on the ritht
hand side. next to the treiiev melts.
Voast sounded his horn and the men
stepped out into the seed and inns-I
to the left. Vault qt once turned his
her to the left and the men took one
other step in that direction. Theo
Vsnst turned his car sharply to the
right in order to allow the men to
.‘e nest on the loll. side.
The men‘s actions showed he must
have known the car was near. Vsnst
said he diminished his speed as soon
as the man turned to the left end was
not going over tire miles an hour
when he turned the other Way. find
have gone over the bottle
’ The chsuiisorblelt sure; that the
IN
hove hit the men it he was hit
our pert of the machine. He, did not
trying is“ get out or the Wily of the
' bile. .
m"lililgosnitomohilep was not over three
test sway. his. Vssst estimated. when
he stopped it otter hittimc Berliner.
il‘he men all set out oi the mschine
and went back to where the men lay
In the reed. Then they picked him no
end put him in the car and started
for the hospital but stepped off at
'he police station lnsteod. Mr. Van!
'tho'nlht the mnscted on though he
might be intoxicated. but at the time
of “the senior-M he. thought nothing
valiant Hill. leature. . . y
The four young men in the our oil
testified-that no liouor wesdrnnk bv
ties!!! the same story as to the time
bury and also es'io the time they
the: over thirty“ miles an hour not!
met, under that speed.
Theo hard the horn sounded and
felt thebrskss spoiled-nod noticed
thecar sinker: med. Dennison did
lions-ensue: before the-essences-
set the other:- houses mm and ties»
eflhedhow‘ho turned first to one-dds
Ml feet. _ .
'Fltsrsrald said that had the men
would nos-hm noses "inn. hit 1. to:
rusemsegorithe 19mm notified
will”). "
cm... L. rust are his will
,denee so 11 Chestnut street. W’
A. Dickennan 3.1.363.
South Nerwelk
we ems AND a. oases TRADING STAMPS.
. 'i'hs whine. a limousine. was on--
Richard
diuresis.) ,,
DINNER WITH MUSIC ,
Served from 12:30 to 3:30 o‘clock on Thanksgiuing my?
Green garage for the home oi Chris.- ‘
He were that when the lights' WALL STREET.
~.‘u:. .‘.:.'.j--.'-,._.*-,.'-:-:- ...:u on .. r. a’l's'
Franklin Street
s ‘,. «J's s‘w'n.
he been traveller test the car would .
huh M'dmnthe lslt rear wheel must.
feel ony‘shock.vl-1e was not sure but.
that the men might have slipped in . . uoBoLIZE Your availabl. my,
* ATTACK,
vro'ronr
them ht any time. They all toldrprec- '
theylcit Norwellr and arrived M’M.
> ...... ..-—.w._......, a... .
....a _ ...... .cgiw. ,q-smr
mintzs
Sale of Coats -
$10 to $12 Coats $6.95 for
iWedne'SdaY
ned Thanksg
November 26th:
Price $1.00
WE in}; MAKING TABIE RESERVATIONS NOW.»
THE ROYAL JAMES INN
THE PLACE OF SATISFACTION;
-.-:-.-.-.-.-.-,- -.-.-_-.- ufiu:.'.;-
if you the looking for used Cars are -
; Borgia Grill at -
Luther M. Wright’s
Garage“ .
Promstinstionsud
n yours m SAVINGS
‘Accounr
~ .. .o’
Fairfield 1- County saving-s. has
WALL STREET, .
sterted‘i'or home. coroner Phelan ssh. -
’ ed each of them» as to their lode»,
' ment oi speed and all “reed that at
,. 90 time were $11.0. automobile travel.-
‘qum on exosptihml
. humus: Bank to deal with is the
WeW»-msnssemsnt, . .
, . , . ”Infinity“ to beenmmeoneot its patrons—4t 13 3' be 'u
_ mm‘flflzaflam m View th-B'Gxafl or“: home new}...
that for the most ems is: oonsi‘d— -
The City N ati’onel B
on phenomena *
h“ ’ ”Mm“ "flm‘mef'o‘nr satisfied depoo' Itors. you sholml 7
“at.“ which oreappcoling "to sow
"or the road and then to the-‘oiher .
enema was sore that theear we.1
‘ stooped within three meteorites moi _
‘ ire? honey" on » thorn-sued. as the re».
‘Klectioiroi’ the rolijrlig‘ht‘ shone upon _
kept going sheen er stood still her,
“fire. smell dunner onlfths. injured ~
men but thongs“: into the whiff . .
“than they them" 4110?? W
B» YouCanSayeyl/iiioney by‘OrdenngYour _
<le Motions and Funeral Des
“Times?
mm'msurmwm 5r, All: Kid-iii,- ‘:
mf
‘ ' Phone. 45
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