tingling too; if your feet
numb with cold it’s the
”the: getting bold and
We work for you to do:
the bin now take a look;
at the 'phone frOrn OE
fig hook; call 0111- number
flX—FIVE-TWO; we’ll re— I
live your worried soul, rush
3011 up a ton of coal and your
incomes than are through.
The
any time b! “4'09““ 1‘ he HATCH (a. BAILEY Co.
Funeral of lire. May Wilson Rogers.
The funeral of Mrs. may Wilson
Rogers was held yesterday afternoon
from her late home on New street.
Huntington, Long island. Mrs. Rog-
ers was the daughter of Captain and
Mrs. Moses H. Wilson, of Bridgeport,
formerly of East Norwslk, and was the
widow of the late Henry M. Rogers.
Jr.
, George W., besides her father, moth-
er. three brothers and one sister.
The best Timber 11m. Lumber can be had in any quantity and at
Compare our Timber and Lumber and our facilities. and then put
us to the test. We will charge you only what is necessary to bring
the best to you at a proper business profit—no more. We want your
future business just as much as we would like the first order.
The Hatch 81 ~ Bailey Company
1
Funeral of Mrs. c. Haulenbeek.
The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Haul-
enbeek. 'widow of Rev. Garrett Huulen-
beak. who died Thursday at her home
in Peekskill. N. Y., was held this at—
ternoon at 2 o‘clock from the Nor-
walk Method‘st Episcopal Church,
Rev. C. E. Barto officiating. Interi-
1pe11t followed In Riverside Cemetery.
Diretor David W. Raymond was in
(11111 Service
The Demand For Male Stenographers
is Constant. Prepare at
Merrill College ._....._~
4 WEEKS
XMAS
You will surely need ,some-
thing in Christmas Presents.
We are strongly recommend-
ed as the best place to buy
them.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY.
EYEGLASSES, SPECTACLES.
IPlck It out now. pay something in
advance and we will save it until
Christmas.
REMEMBER ve have a large
stock and are getting daily some-
thlhg new in Watches, Jewelry,
Clocks and Optical Goods.
TUB F GR!" EN #181! TR. \DING
TVMPS Uk’l‘lla (I lIlilh'l‘MAS
CHAS. BRAND
‘38 Washington $1.811. Nor-walk
‘. Set your repair work in before
the Xmas Rush
‘ALL SIZES AND PRICES.
Jtist the thing to
{keep the house
'"’.‘warm and l
«comfortable I
_ . Q I
Gas Radiators 1
I I
I
I
j The United Electric
Light 8; Water Co.
[our Teeth are
Better than .Our
Parent‘ 5 Teeth!
,Fifty‘years ago little was known of
he scientific treatment of teeth. I
so made dentistry a life study. It
ue're in need of a dentist whose
"ethods are strictly modern. call and
see me, Examinations free.
HOURS—9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Sundays by appointment.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
811. Main 81.. So. Norwalk
Mou- a lot or people with no
- ‘ r ability than yew have held
- eel-rind positionswbsvin:
: their services” through
ml “would". -
veteran, died at the Soldiers’ Home.
Noroton, on Thanksgiving Day. aged
seventy-six years. The body was ship-
ped to New Haven, this morning,
’whcre interment will be made.
.a———.. _ _.__.____._.__._...___.
War Bulletins
PARIS, Nov. 28, 1:45 a. m.~A dispatch to the Ma.
tin from l’ctrograd states that it is reported thcre that
the German battleship Wilhelm dcr Grossc struck a mine
and sank in the Baltic, but adds that there is no official
continuation of the rumor.
CROSS COMMITTEE
KNOWLEDGES GIFTS,
RED
.wish to acknowledge the following
"l‘l1c battleship Kaiser Wilhclm dcr Grossc. cvidcntly ton Store:
rcfcrrcd to in the 11.31111 dispatch, is on of (Scruniny's old
battlcsliips, having bccn built in 1901. ”em ‘0 hmwe‘
I 10 yards unbleached cotton cloth.
'I‘hc warship Is
of i0 "1 on." dis»; 1l11cc11 cu z t' ' ' . 'v 1
I pt 5 . l I. I mII “In” J IHW _Df 03") ‘1’1'0111 which 3 surgical shirts werv
111011. Ilcr mmn butcry is composcd of {11111114 inch and '111ade and sent to France.
lotirlccn (1~i11cl1 guns. 1 1 pair cf pajamas. sent to France.’
lilillx’NlC. Swilzcrland. via l’aris, No1; 38, 4:46 p, 111 1 convalescent robe and nightin»
-——' I I I ' 5.]. l’. 'l'l'cudell. W. A. Curtis, W. H. ,
I‘bc Swiss Muustcrs at Ilordcaux 11nd London. :1ccord- Ignle, Sent :0..ii};1ng:rY- 1 ‘ to “word, .1. T. Home and H. 13:. 1111111-
‘ ' l. r o e v a: soc is, sen _
mg to :1 rcport published bcrc. bavc bccu lold by 1111- I “a J ' , . 011
France.
2 nirhtlngales sent to France.
.30 cents for wool supplied for i110
pairs of wristlcts. sent to France.
38.00 from the Portfolio Club for
knitted garments: FrO'n the Broad
Swiss govcrnmcnt io rcqucst an cxplnuntion of the ale
lcgcd violation of Swiss 11c1111'ulity by and
I"rc11cl1 aviators 11'l1oarcsaid to have flown ovcr Swiss
tcrrilory in procccding to 1I1c attack of llic Zcpcliu :1i1'»
sl1cds 111 I’ricdricbsliulcn.
English
' " . ‘lllvcr Ladlcs' Aid Society, Mrs.
11‘“ journal ‘l" ("I”“T 51‘)“ lllt‘ l'rcncb Imvc scl'tlllu iaChnrios llncklc)’. an I'ln‘fllsh ludY.
11111st uvuidcd cvcrylliing' rcscnibling violation of thc I111,“ 1?. 1. “card and Miss Susie
neutrality of S11'i17c1'lnnd. and cxprcsws llic bclici tllul Italy. Miss Taylor, 1! friend. Mrs, A
if 1110 lircucb avaitors flew over Swiss territory i1 was ‘.\l. Hull. Mrs. ltdlm', Miss Ruth Ken‘
1111 crrtu' and mm fricudly mplunmions will clcnr thc 1111117 dull.
101' u 1. .
1 hospital garments tree. of charge at
tho. lloslou Store‘ Norunlk, where
supplios for this. work may be left for
,lhe 1311111 thl'u' or 111 the Picture
Shoo 141‘. “askington slrcl. South
INorwnlk. 1‘: crowds donned id be sent
,to nnv particular country should 1)"
thgncd xxith the name of the country
Ito which you wish It 10 go Pro 11
-m-
LUNIMIX. Nov. 23.~-~-IIIl1c Ilundcsrzuh of (lcrmnny
has decided-says :1 Rculcr's dispucb from .'\1u.~'lcrdznn,
to furnish financial and medical assistuncc lo womcu at
the timc of childbirth. taken to :dlcviutc
llic auxcity of husbands 111 thc 1'1'11111 and In prrncct lllt‘
coming gcncraion.
This slip was
Pilll..-\l)l€l.l‘lll:\, Nov. 28.».‘1 cublc nicesugc i'c- Iconm 0' {mm “"9"” “my “‘
ccivcd~bcrc announced the arrival 111 l'Iuluvoulli. England. laddc'l. -_..._.-
of thc Norwegian steamship Thelma. the first of 1111' two I |MPORTIXN:—IIIIIN.SDIn—ANCE NON
Philadelphia slczuucrs scnt 1o Europc Ioadcd with food i ITICE
I
l
Ni 1111111lk insurance agents have re
cohed the following notlce of inter.
cal to poicy holders.
You are undouhedy more that 11.1
on Act of Conurcse, approml Octo-
§I1er 22. is)” all policies of fire Insur-
‘nurlo issued from and after December
3l.l'3l.'1 111” he suble '1 to :1 stamp
‘tnx of one-half com on each dollar of
111en1i1m1
I As a general rcodju 111111111. of rates
1,to Include this on is impractical and
iinoxucdleut, and 11s the. pieasure W111
I‘clenrlv intended to be home by the as
inured. the lxchangc at its meetlnt
{hold on the 14th inst, adopted. at the
request of the National Board 01' Fire
and othcr supplics for 1I1c llclgiau
tributcd by tl1c pcoplc of this city. The Thclmn is bound
for Rotterdam. and left here Nov.12.'l‘l11- second ship.
Oru.lcf1 \\cdnc1.duv.
11'111' sufiIcrcrs con-
tl1c \oru 1411.111 stcamcr I
Nov. 28. l.'L)lliltlll.——"IlIllt'
olish national council is announccd in 11
'l‘l1c
promiucni Polish poli—
ticians. states that the objcct of the council will hr to
prepare 1I1c pcoplc for changcs in tlu'ir national Iifc in
thc cvcnt of the fulfillment of Russia's promise, made in
the name of Grand Duke Nicholas that 1I1c dismcmbcrcd 1
parts of Poland should be rc-unilcd.
\\I:\R.\I:\\\I. Russia,
gunizmion old I‘
V ill ”1‘.
])l‘0Clillll€llltilll publincd in Polish c111vspapc1‘s.
lamation, signed by 1111: most
lll‘lIlC‘
_ lllnderwritms, the following resolu- la
. . .. Itiom ‘
BERLIN. Nov. 28, via lhc H-aguc and l..ondon.—— I ”Th,“ the required 513me for 1111
'1‘th Cologne Gazette. commenting on :1 newspaper dis—
patch dealing with the 1'1'11cwcd peace talk. writes: '.
. “It is premature to talk about peace and it strikes
11s as frivolous. N0 Gcrman diplomat and no German
soldier thinks of concluding an illusory pencc with the
powers which 111c]1:1vc-.bca1cn and confidcntly hope 1o
continue bcntinm '
”In Germany cvc1ybod_1 mm the [wiser to the day
laborer is dctcrmincd to make a clean scorc this time.
Ialk in Lugluud about pcacc is a bluff."
policies issued to cover property
Iwithin the jurisdiction of the New
1Englrmd Insurance Exchange from
land after the first day of December“
1914 and until the said Act of 0011-?
1 gross shall expire or be repealed. shall
be furnished by the assured and in
'1 Inc case shall the cost be char-god to
Ithe company or asumed by the agent
{and any deviation from this rule w 'll
be regarded and treated as a, rebate."
u“-
LARGE usuwrn non. PROFESSOR.
PARIS, No1.
She is survived by one son, .I
,Williaxn N. Johnson, a Civil War-
A0;
The goni'nittee for lied Cross work ,
gifts which were received at the Boo;
Il- surgicul shirts and 3 nightingales. ‘
Pattcrns 111:11' be had for Red Cross
1I1l11.11,\
,119111' the
I
I :1 lettcr.
, present I do not despair of seeing om" day Germany and
28.—-Fh11pcror William is described in
11'11'1vcd by one of tbc‘cditors of Patric from a
ccrtmu (. autoin “M ’ undergoing treatment at a. hospital
in 1l1c licrman fortress of Mefz as having visited the
II"1c11111 11'11uudcd,s.'1ying: .' ~. \-
“I glu' my impciial homage; gentlemen, to your
"aim and notwithstanding the cruel circumstances of the.
I rancc united by tics of sinCere friendship. "’
AMSTERDAM, via London.» Nov. 28, 5:45 a. m.—
The ,lcrlingcr Tagcblatt quoting an article referring to
the allegations that British airmen violated Swiss ncu-
trality in the recent raid on the Zeppelin factory at
l’ricdrichshnicu. says: I
“In case of a repetition of the violation of Swiss
neutrality by France or England. it is not to bc cx~
peclcd that Germany will respect Swiss neutrality on the
llcliort frontier. The. Swiss Federal Assembly luis'IIorderv
ed that all aviators flying over Swiss territory be shot
down“wi1hont further orders.”
«—
More. Than "1111' Million Inhorltcd by
.ww 11111011 Couple.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 21—4111 the
will of Martha W. 11. Wayland. wid-
my of the lulu Francis Wayland. 1103“
of the Yule Law, School, the residue
of hot: crint ncountin; 1(1"'$600.000
is li-fl to Prof.1i111i Mrs.F1'edertok
Wells Williams. ‘Irs. Williams being
.uolco of P1111. \1’11,1=I.lcmd A bequest
ol‘SlF . .000 pr WIdcs n fund for u fo-
111ale missionnry nurse to minister to
.1119 sick and poor of New Haven.
*¢WV—
SAW Bl “GLAR ENTER INTO!“
E‘SSll‘X, Nov. 28:“‘111 bright moon-l
light at 1 o 'clock this morning a men
wire seen 111' people returning home
from 11 dance to smash the 131938 I“
the. from door 111' the news store of
Joseph'E. Knowles and then enter
the place. While one onlookcr Went,
to moan the owner the other suv‘v than.
burglar walk out of .tho More and
down the main street ill be 111mb-
pear-11d In 11 dnrk alloy. at desorlvr
jinn they give 11 local man Is, under
susplcion. lie was apparently 'rhht-
onuell of betoro rcachinl anytblnl
of VIII“.
a 11....
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1
1 .
Ladies’ Fine N ainsook Underwear ;I
Packed in attractive Christmas boxes
Night Dresses, Underskirts, and Drawers, all daintily trimmed
with lace and embroidery.
Prices from $1.00 to $2.50
Fine Gift Aprons
In many styles. that make most acceptable presents .
25c. - 390 4500 - 750
(UL \1. ii I ililiUiI‘a’ 10 ll.\\'l«2 .\
l i ( TUBE.
Regular morning of the
The DI-
I'et'tol's of Ihu .\'or1vulk Library was‘
the full board bring “
held last night.
.111 lmud ext-cpl for the unavoidable
1
‘111 v1 11111 111’ our unnulvcr who had sent
his rcurws. The present were Dr. J. G.
(lrcuimv, 'I‘. t‘.
’l‘l1cI1'egulau' billu ‘1'1::1d, 1111»
I wvl'e
511101111 .111d rudcrcd 110111 to the DIs— .
lrict t‘omnussioncis for 111111110111
i The ”bran-inn rcportcd b.1311 hooks
cilcululcd 1111 .1d\.11111'ov111 the
period lust your or 70. attunduncc ill.-
.‘ilifv. 11pproxl111ntilv 11nd hooks mondl'd
1n avorkromu 1335. Fifty new book-
111kt-1's \Vt‘l‘u r1 corded nlnco Inst month
11111:; rerun-ind included three (inc
plants for the children‘s room 111111
3111:1111 room from Mrs. G. (‘. Quirk. 11
1‘1111- hookofl1iog1'.1pl11 from Mrs ll
I ouisv Smith, 11nd from .1 {11101111 bulb.
Ilor lhv C‘Illlldlvl'ifi room.
In dill. (11 l~1l1liml 111-11111! 1110111 In—
touslins 111111 11110 upon 11111111 France.
1,1111' Navy 111 The liiltish Isles uill
,Elw uivon thr- 111ld1llo of lic0c'111l1cr.'l‘ho
"(11111 mount in 1111111111011 rum-Hnuul
until the licv 211111111 (11.03111 11 II which .
<01 1111111 11111 fumish hut \"c1\ com
111111-111 speakers 111111» been 11io1l.-inu
nlh imiled 111 (1111111111 1l1c slltlor' nud 1' ‘
1111 luplrs spoken of' will follow cutll _
"Wll (1111‘ bclng about even tun-c
1‘ -.k= 1l11ouul1 1ho wiuhi 'l‘lw mon—
1 ' 1 on 1 \orualk. Fnlrilell “""‘
IMWW ',1lk or S ll (.1 140151 to something ncodml either in .
Il11 ('hildr’svu llonm 111 by 1111 11111111
111.x.pn,vor to buy.
As 11111 next rcgulur meeting Will. I
T'nll «111 C'luinlnms night it will pro
bulnly bc uccor sury to hold It on 1111» :
111l11"1 evening.
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SAYS MIIEXIEANS
KILLS SPANIN‘lDS2
WASHINGTON. Nov. 27.~The Span-
ish Ambassador. Mr. Rhino. received
ofllcinl dispatches from Madrid today.‘
saying several Spaniards had been
killed and their home had been pil-I‘
laged when the Zapata forces entered
.ie\lco City.
co City and Secretary Brvnn,
none.
EL PASO. Ten, Nov. 28. ~A part of
General Villa's forces have entered
Mexico City but Villa remains at Tu-
Mexico City today for Juarez
was learned when rail and wire com-l
municntions were opened between the
national capital and the border.
An official Villa report today said i!
that General Caballero, the Carranza
leader whose troops hold Tampico. had
recognized the convention party.
GREENWICH RESIDENT DIE.
GRIFErWVICH Nov. 28 ”William
fidonry Mead aged 88, a member of
one of the odest families in this city.
died today. after a fol'tnlght‘s illness
from kidnm trouble. He lived in Lox-'
111111011 :11 none
Mr. Mead had the unique distinqj
.tion of having been 1l1e only Green:
wich pusSen‘ger on the, first train from.
Greenwich to New York on Chrisb
mus morning, in 1848. Upon his ar-
1'1vul in Harlem Mr. Mead took the.
Harlem train to 'Cunul street; When
Jim. trolley line. through to New York
cm was opened iii. Mend 100k a. 1Idc
on the first car which made 1tile
through trip.
A year ago when Mr. Mead was ob-
serving his birthday he received a
letter
unicorn, lJr. llurstrom. ‘-
~.1mo ‘
'l‘lu- lecture with million on Germany I
which it hardly seems fair to 1
Mr Riano had no crisp,
nal advices on the subject from Maxi»,
upon'
uhom he called for information, had:
yfor the pesitions of postal clerks and
from ~Superlntcnd‘ent. C. N. William 'N. Couch, John P
' Sanitary
39 Main St.
Norwnlk.
o. r. Schultze
Markets
32 \Vnsbington st.
So..\‘o1'\1'slk.
BEERS'
Pork lions! ........... “li' ll).
Spun-.1 di' Bur-nos Hum lllc 1h. '
Swift 11 Dido 1311mm. .205 lb.
" Pmtmliouen Swain... 200. lb.
MARKET
22 WASHINGTON STREET
EXTRA SPECIAL TODAY
Unions. . . .40 qt. . . .
Volume: .201' poi-k
. .230 peck
.750 lnlsliv'l
Fort utility’s price 11an Hillt'l‘
moms, ('10., scc Friday’s 11111.
H. KriegeIIr 8. Co.
:
,l
‘s‘
(‘7.
I-
The Leading Outfitter-s
for
Men, Women, Boys 'and Girls.
Specials in our
Fur Department
'1’,
1 ‘K "\ QR ‘1} ‘K g 91 -‘x ‘ 1 ‘51 ‘
Genuine Black LyanScts
special prices.
value on account of the warm weather.
look. Genuine Rac:oou Sets at rcduccd priccs. Mud—
5011 Seal Sets and all other Furs marked
reduced way below actual
Come and
at very
lMANY APPLICANTISI FOR LETTER
CARRIERS
Twenty Luo Noruaik young men
this morning undenvent examinations
carriers. Through the kindness of
the Merrill Business College . author-
ities, the examinations were held in
who large school room- in 'the United
Bank Building. .Daniel Keyworth,
Elbiri W. Clark and Charles J. Pres-
cott were in charge The names of
the applicants who took the exan1ina-'
tlons this morning follov‘vs: i
F” Julius D. LehOtsky, Clifford J O.
Hora, David A. :Bliss, J. \V Howe,I
Horace Keyworth, Charles L. Leonard.‘
Chdries B. Day, George W Brush,
O'Neil,
I 191"
“\““..‘\“‘\
' D/Ul‘n - an
dog owned by Mr Schultz.
were filed, this merning, with Town
Clerk H. E. Smith by Constable Sarn—
uel Ireland, attaching property in the
:vicinity of Bridge street, owned by
Mr. Schultz. The case will be heard
in the Court of Common Pleas, on the
first Tuesday in January. Attorney 1.
William F. Tammany represents Mr.
Stefani. I '
BRADY OWNED LARGE BLOCK OF
' GAS STOCK.
Appraiser of the estate of
thony N. Br'ady, the New Ym k 11" ’1. I
whose daughters we1e burned 11
death in the Westport train 11 rank: 11'
record that $317. 850 of Brady's
."1.
Woodward or me New York, New ,John J Hnnlon C J gene“ Arthur estate is represented by shares in the
Maven and Hartford Railroad con-
gratulating him on the occasion undl
making onto or the fact thin the re-i
cord showed llllr. Mead to have been
the only Greenwich passenxer on tho ' “Remand Carlton P Franks,
l Bracken and A. J. Flags.
first train into New York. ,
.1
, A WISE MERCHANT. "
advertises his goods. it he cannot do
It in a large my. he uses the Sentinel.
Chontas, J. J. Sandor \vunam e
Meeker. William R. Lowndes. George
H. Schoch, H. .l. Whone. Clifford W.
1;. GI
»w1\N1'e $1.000 FOR poo one. 1
Christopher H. Schultz. at Bridge
I; “3. ..
j, in Albany.
Bridgeport Gas Company. The
shares are appraised as vu'orth $130
‘each.
Brady left 11 fortune of $77,072,.
He startcdlitc us a. boothlnclr
Mrs. E. P. Gum and hire. C. S.
‘llsnson. hi daughters. were bill'llt'fl
classified “For Bale" columns. Cell street. um Nomllr. bu been sued to death when they were 1111111111011“
on the onion. and In ed. mu will sell for it. 1100 «new by Augusto 511.11.111.11 n parlor as: In 111. disastrn‘n
on you. " ‘
lwhe mu; was severely bitten by e "Walnut wreck.
Paper 11
Norwalk Chronicler