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ing is now passing out the St. Lab'-
’ m weather contiues in nearly all dis-
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ments.
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,3 .. friends wish him a spem and cool-
\;, pl'ete recovery? _ 3
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TUESDAY, NOV. 2. 1915
u»-
,9. "‘11: sou-1311 2911111111.: avail-1111‘. sacrum.
._ ,. ,
I
1,W inter Underwear
l9 dilllle the ‘
i- whole land!
in liens women’s and ch 1111‘ am
meals at 25c. 39c, 50c 75c and 81.,011 1..
jobl and fleeced lined at
E. K. BANKS
, uAHAcKI-zuo HOTEL BLOCK.
South Norwslk.
Bill NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
- Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity: .,
Fair and colder tonight and Wednes-
fl
.The disturbance which was central
our the Lake region yesterday morn:
rence Val‘l‘sy. It is followed by an
area of high pressure which is cen
tral over South IDagota. Pleasant
trlcts east of’the Rocky Mountains.
fljhe temperatures are somewhat low—
er in the northern districts firecr-
ing 1emperaiu1’es were reported along
the border from Montana to Michi-
{11in ‘ ‘
.'
W'EATHER A YEAR AGO
, TODAY.
'l'émpcruture: 1.0K, 42:
Fair.
high.
Mrs. Warren P. Smith, of Center
avenue, spent yesterday in Bridge-
port. ~
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Alfred Stewart“ ORrien, editor of
The Stamford Evening Star, was a
visitor in this city today.
,Clarcuc' Bedell', of Sprini Hill:
leit town this morning for New Hav-
en'. 3.lr Bedoll is on a business trip
”.151 the. E1111 City.
_ a.-.
Theillladiss' hid Society of the
“refinement Episcopal Church will
11514-11. business meeting tomorrow
afternoon at 3'Io'clock, at the church.
"A group of Arabs, clad
dress. made {theta appearance. on the
streets of the downtown section this
Mfliig. 1.1531 tr- .4. ,5
3W
“' ~A gang‘-of«lvvorkrncu 21.1.1221" to tear
‘d'ow'n‘ 'Ward's .oldl liv31-y stable on
knight"1 street," '
0.1“” 1, '« .51“
”J'i' :3
site. ‘ 3
a
The sixth Company Bask’et‘gall
Team hold its“ first scrimmage last.
evening‘in the armory. George Sinilh
was unable to be present but he will
surely be at Friday night’s practice.
1 7,. .. H...
“Andrew Beacom. of IiIon't. street,
who “as recently knot-lied down and
injured by an automobile, in Wall
suffering from the
‘shock of the accident. Mr. Beacom's
, f ,
3 3: 33s§rrea BABIES. .
The'cxuaade for better babies has
3,.fi_rm hold 9312 American Mothers Few
woman realize how 1.1.1.1. the 1111511111
of the mo oh‘érfi; uflu‘ences the unborn
lly and mentally.
this 'moruing.- The
"' Iiiéw cement" garage will occupy, the
in native -
11st DECEMBER
MEQALL
Patterns
The new fashions for
il-
liu-n-
Winter beautifully
lustrated. One
'dred pages of authen-
' tic fashion information
-ad¥ance fashion
newsmwhal is correct
for all occasiousfiin
. the rgw» Winter.
x
I MCCALL
BOOK of.
ADVANCED. WINTER STYLES
for street, informal afternoon affairs; church, easily ~
reproduced at home with littl; expense 1mm the
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l
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l (commued "om fir“ Pas?) (Lontinuctl iron) lirst Page).
“doubt bill Officmls 01' “19 road 333’ was forced in terror to leave baked
‘1
that the time of 1‘5 CORS‘WC‘iOB “i“ and line with her infant to a neigh- '
jdepend upon the financial alfairs otlbm-s
Llhe .‘s‘eu Y.ork New Haven 8: Hart~ Mrs
Corliss ran“ from the house
liord "ilrwd- The N.“ HEW“ "lad" and into the yard of the Salisbury .
3I1'inaucesy are being straightened out School for Boys nearby, Curtiss Dill-
graduallv and in View of this improve— suing her and brandishing his revolv-
ment it could not be at all surpris-
31111; if the Westchester Northern enl"
‘terprise developed much earlier than' but were frightened oil by Corliss
seemed WWW a few months 33° lThe latter was finally overpowered
The Sm” “my repeats a ”m” de‘I and disarmed by some men employed
nied several weeks ago by the rall‘ 13 about the school.
rIoad officials, to the elfect that for After taking his revolver from him
I”*'"'"“ months read estate “In” the men liberated Corliss and he re-
9” have been securing land for the' turned 10.11111 home. Soon afterwards
”31” or My for ”‘6 road The ”“3 Deputy Sheriff Kelsey arrived. Cur-
1' road officials declined when asked 10"”SS attacked him with an axe hau-
confirm this rumor, that nothing of die. the deputy's arms and two of his
A numbe1 of the students at the
school attempted to assist the Woman.
I ””5 Mild ““5 under “‘3" and ”'3‘ so ribs being broken. in the scuffle, the
Wool Vests and Tightst’
Regular sizes
75¢ .0 $1.59
Extra sizes '
$1100 and $lI. 25
IMcdntm Weight and Fleece
Lincdi Cotton Union slats“...
1. 25
Extra 'size‘s . . ...
.Silk and Wool
Pants
Children's
Entrance on Main St, Fairfield Ave. Ind anno‘l St.
I y . . . . \3 , .
Bridgeport, Conn. Tuesday, November 2, 1915.
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3i;
Pick with confidence from a fine
collection of Oriental Rugs
Eact of these splendid ()rl'cntal lugs is sold nitll the I f
same guarantee as other Houlaml 11111‘clla111lisc.'
lllc store stands squarely hack of each one. You can I
' llcptnd upon its gilluillcncss and count upon its scnicc.
None but experts had a hand 111 choosmg thesu rugs 'I
T1161 came from the Orient because thc lllg-EAPUIS there:
beliévcd them north- ~11hilt. l'3'l11_1 came 1111‘? because we ' '1'
l)Cllt;‘H:(l thctu worth 1.1llilt llumc keepers 11 ho loll:
beauty and 11110 1311j01 the unique charm of 1arct'urnisl1—I l
- mgs‘, will find true cuiotpicm in 1h
KSL‘ s lumicn .b
, the Orient l ‘5 from i
50¢ and 1101-:
Vest; and
~
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. .. 75o
Flecced Union
Sluts .....;.I.;..‘.... 5
LlMAflflTE
”Children: Wool Union‘ Suits
$1.00
(‘eniral New England at Danbury, so came to, the body in the stream.
1 that coal cars can pass over the new Frank bl Paradise saw a red automo
load and the W'estchca'l'er 5: Boston a Iblle dart away after the man was kill-
isyatem directly to tIlil'liIWaterI at Har- ed but did nob—know at the time the
lern 1113... 131 la 1.16.1.1: that the reason for t e haste.
new line will push 'cher to the ‘Dan- “L ______.__..__.
bury, Fulr Ground which lire visited
by many 1110111131111 111’ as 1111‘ 111.13 ,3“,
it is expected that {flew 1-1111} will get, The” “helium. 11de or fellas unit
a big business, from this some;
According to the million it will be some extent taxes
, . Brassrcrcs
The charm and beauty of your gowns—your ilgurewyour cutlreI ap-
penance—will be exquisitely enhanced by a Brassler
No other garment! for over-thecorset wear,
beautiful contour. such graceful poise, such a'perfect foulidltllon for
“.211“
can glw .yéu .puclu.
the most effective lilting and d (wing of your gowns.
We carry all the desirable makes in an unlimited variety of styles
Prices range from
Women uhos hit from mysteriouss
. pains, backache. nervousness, mental
depression, headaches, etc, should;
». rely on Lydia n. Pink'ham's Vegetablel
éompound, made from roots and herbs!
which fonnearly forty years has been
. ___._.:_._'.__ _ ..
—MCENELLY,'S ORCHESTRA 3~
Wednesday night, Norwalk armory.
plumngzném 1:311, ntli :13. "
QUALITY oHocoLArss
'3 Always Fresh
”.30c. 3511.. 40c. 11,; ‘11.)
Elle. to 11.00 in.)
II Sultana-Powell Corporation
PRESGRIPTION DBUWSTS.
w” lpgton IOtrsst _ .,
\
'. 7Aorcstandand3uiklings.
fronting on Wind '
‘ A very pleasant birthday
i ndel'sd Miss Marie Becltw
l
lls Main Street,
ms sscKWIrH consulates.
$111137 was
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
h- at “319': ‘3 " I
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cabins. cornmeal,- one table
ouebalt
cite-half .pint so
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II ' lulled in the house in' Il911. They are' came a telegraph ophrator at Whitius,
116v... SAL"
Posmvely the Last Week
Do not m1ss this chance to select from our entire
stock of furniture - '
' Any sellor Single p1cce at 21! % d scount
“l,
necessary to build a part of the road' Thomas Thomas, .E. E. Ball, H c
this year 0" certain 'flghl“; under IlhIe Rowe company, Georse3 M Thomas"
franchise will be forfeited. in J Lewis Oyster company. F, Mans-
, ltleld it Sons company, god the Conn:
FIRE OCCURRED
M:
’ ,no action on the plea of cértain own-
In'm“ Started ”#3,, Stamford L‘“ ers of oyster beds that the five dollar
' MM“ Did N“ "9'? ‘l" E” i 1 acre assessments he reduced to
. pioslvcfi ‘
'r“I9 sticks of dynamite ”‘1“ 1“mutton- oyster company made protests
1,153.. in the, house, 1.1.1.1119: since only “what the minimum fee when
fill, were ibundf' y’ésterday, laidIr'edImw, a’ppsared1hsfore the board of re-
1a1va'y in the floor beams the cellar' “a I . . , 3
5. '
101’ a house at 6 Lafayettes eet, ow 4
3by Antonio Rinalle. Matthes Shall-1 NEW TRAVELING FREIGHT AGENIT
lIICR' who had just 9‘0““! “"0 the1".The New York. New Haven and
.house found the explosive The own'iHartford Ram“ company has all-
31er of the place brought the dynamite. pointed Jamel P Branagan Ji‘raveling
to police headquarte'rs. and Chief Freight Agent, attached to the Pitts-3
Bienmn but it In a safe place There burg oflice. This?” appointment is In
ltwo inches thick also a quantity of Freight Department, the purpose of
3 caps and fuse. They were mepe'dI- which is to build up New England
fin a newspaper of 1911. Inquiry re-I trade. 33.
Ive'aled the information 11.11.... Italian,.f.111r_-Brapagnn has been “1th
ifamily, ~tIhe male members of Which
the
,‘Company since 1903 serving that oh
used dynamite in blasting operations, an assistant agent. In 1905 he be"
now in ltaly. _ 3‘ lMass” and from there he was trans-
Early in thermorning—olOct ll fire ferred to Woonsocllct R. 1., as assist-
brbke out in the cellar of this house. ant ticket agent. After an appoint-
1The presence of kerosene oil gave3ment as Wticket agent at Woonsocket,
rise to the belief" the fire Was of in? 3he entered the freight seniors at Snub-
:cendiary origin The police made an; ldersvllle, M2119... as freight agent and
iinvestigatibn, but nothing ever came Ilater held the same pbsflllon at Wilkin-
10! it. ‘ , -. ' sonville, Mass. and at the time of his
‘ recent appointment held the position
of freight agent at Millbux‘y. Mass.
HARTFORD. Gonn, Nove 11'" 2.—I«
{Charles Avery, 77, one of cbesti SEARCH 1-1011 usalohn MAN.
lknown retail shoe merchants hin the , MERIDEN, Nov. 2.——The Meriden
.clty, died suddenly yesterday foliow- Police were‘ formally reQuGStéd today
ing a shock. Mr Avery served‘dtim; to make a search for Albert R Stet.
in the greater part of the civil war, son, secretary of Manning, wan
in.t a First and 25th Connecticut reg- and 43011111111115 , of this city, who dis—
cHAaL‘Es Avsav Dean.- 3
l
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G. A. '3.R. The funeral Will be from nervous trouble. _
Helcavs'sl Worry over labor trbuble's at his
' ' tact ‘y where a strike is 111' regress
is said {if have brought oil/(i: break‘
down. No Word of him haa‘bs‘eu 1st.
ceived since ills/disappearance. 3
post,
held tomorrow afternoon.
.'I'2.-I'-De uty Cor»:
113111111111. given“
liar as the construction of the road 3de uty 53,341“, revolvfir was dis- 3, ll
‘ s Inas coucelned matters stood exactly p )d h 11 ll 1 11 Cu ”3r Mahal and \lflllah- liokhara rugs. Beautiful .' 1
1 'f w h charged an t e u e, entere r- SPCClIllClls of these l'ltll and (listincthg :orts—Sl 3
l as Ions 3 386 “193’ had ‘10“? 0"} 0 O" res llss right side, lodging in the back $200 » IOO tn - .
v , iwars. near the spine. ll 11 as later remov ‘ Silk 1 -
(Winter Qu§n:rly) 3 The .\e11 york Sun’s story. which Unless complications set in, it is :2; . )Ircssive 1:11;):31; r1313. Ii:,I,I¢:c l'rcc of— l ill: and other im— .
- i3 ,.11 . 11-. ,, ~5 75.
. 311 “ill (be Isoled 1: 1:05;“: a s a e 3pecied Corliss uill recover. A guard Kcrilianshah and Samuk rugs in Email shes—.154
New Redmgotc NOW ON SALE, New Pocket Frock ”3 11119111 0 Ill or, 15 s 1., stationed ot’er him $75 and $100 , . . . ,, 5, .
Model / . It is stated on reliable at‘lliorltY. (‘urtiss igrmerly lived in Sheffield. Iran ruws [0,. hallwmd lillrzlr 1 3. g ‘
McCall Patter-n No. is authority on ad- McCall-Pattern No. .31hu1 during the coming winter work \Iass‘v He has ””37,“er fieq'uently in $75 , ,V ise-$4o, .45, aim to
6885. we are show- . . bill be started on the construction of C , C , i ih t Sl' : ,
. yam-e styles. Profuse- 131181.0110 of the new 3. , Berkshire oun y our 8 n s 3 lli'1an Kazak and 31058011] ““5, aw” '13 by f .. 3'3 ..
mg many other new 3 31 ~ . 1’ . l r filecember designs the Weslchester &t\orthern Rail 5.1.1119 attracting notice by pleading » in size—$27 and $32 . l'. as l. ‘4 .1 {Lot 1
fl I'l'Id attractive as l.» 1l 3111111111 in ma . .. , , . ’inIiI'I'I (Jo.slt;let;)tric 8:81;? trim 1'I’I.I,I':1' his own case. Small llcluchistan rugs of; 5m}. finish “all?“ for .
9113.10 DUTY O W (1111 _. ) .
g ' 11'i'l'lIIIsbea continuation of the New: "M 3" tabh mats—$73, 50 allll $15 3' .
~ SID NORWRLK \V',0lk Westchesler & Boston Railroad AUTOISTS THROW BODY OF Vic. (“pvt ll,all ll'lffl floor. ' l I'
0 'Jo MINTZ & C CONNECTICUT '00 ‘ “M ”7° ““5”“ AN”
AV 3 3 ‘ . . 3
. I 3' I , . . , The map of the route has been up ICOVFRI “:00" TTAINS 3 Fine (millions. With warmth and beauty3_
pro1ed and the supreme court hasI WEST BRlDRhWATE-R. Muss. t\011-
granted an order allow“,x the coup 2.1—Aiter an automobile had struck Hon light and
~ yet hon 11"'I'a1111 are those nc 1 f .1, 3
' , puny-‘40 build overhead crossings over1 and killed William Mel adden, a 191m Comforts filled . 11 HS 3
Fort“ Hills “lie Weave Kn.“ Underwear ll“? different highways the Wasp'hand, yesterday afternoon. its occu- That covcrlilIéhigIE'sgi 2:3 ts‘purtd’ "lI'h 8111113111 ;
Medium Weight Cotton Vests Wool Union S 8 Chester towns through which the road pants dragged his body twenty feet The dom] will not “ 11k 111 qung am good textum ;
. . W 11-1 “in . and tossed it i110 a stream Then I rOugrlts scains. let it is not
and Tights, regular Sizes Extra sizes I‘I'lll bIE bum. Dull“? " N“ 39"" . l lltm y either in appearance 0 t 11.
’I I IIIII “ '1 earn 11 A 3th'ey attempted to hide the stains in l r at: 11a _1. ‘ .
. 50¢. Silk and Wool UniOn 811 5 al .lilonths, 11 is but d, real 1 p Light of calm and (E811 too w 11' 3 3 f 1
Extra sizes ........ 59¢ 00 1.1.1.1.. have been shins over land: ill? '0‘"! by covering lliIe'Im Willi 8"? pink 0;- blue. Nice. size, exc ll '1' )0” cr 0 Plain . 3
I ' mi a 1 either vel. The police have 1.1.1111 no trace 0 cut \a 11e-- ..
Fleece med Cotton Vests Extra sizes ........ 2 25 131111111 the company en 3 o \\ 00] 'fillcd comforts arc of same“ in light 3110.1. ‘3
and Tights, regular and ex- CHILDRENS buy or wndemn' and it '8 ”"1 till! 'I'm automobile ‘ lighted Patterns 1' he fleece ur them ill clean and soil: - W
tr: “"3‘ " ' 50¢ I "*3 UNDERWEAR "‘0" than half ”‘9 .gml“ '3' way “PI Calvl'n' PM! 0! 1111111011, Who was ’ and 11 on'derful warmthr 1:11 or $4 and $5. J i
Silk and Wool Vests and "Fleece Lined Vests andePants been secured or 0:11 on obtained on riding in his automobile an hour after Cotton—filled comforts with covers of $1lkolc11'c and .L
tights, regular sizes $1.0. . 25¢ the property 11 311111 killing of McFadden. saw .111... .13 satcal in 11111111 colors and patterns: range is from light,
Exthues , 5 W001 Vests and Pants . The new road will connect with t c in the dust and by,foilo111ng them to dar and from small to large designs—$1 to $250 ‘ 5
- Special comforts of large size: will win heart of folks ' .I
ulto like sor that covers ‘bed gcncrollsh. Measure 81
by 939 inches 919d |1attcr11s,-‘—$3,, I
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BOARD ,QF RELIEF" CQTS OYSTER
T
lmitling its first auuual report cut to ,I 3.
on properties of
The ”board of relief decided to take 3 3.
one dollar. H 43. Rad-l and the Amer- .
were two sticks about a tool has end'llne with others recently made in= the .
bert L. Stetson. secretary of the Man-
cuuin Specia y Co; of
morning, no trace of him hav mg been
found to date.
intents At the close of the war he" appeared last Wednesday from “131.3 M , ti
entered the 3M6 usiness hers. 11.131111113111111 at White Plains, bl Y. AUTOMOBILE TIRES STOLEN. °“3: 1,111“
was a member of 11611.1: 0. Tyler where he had gone to recuperate WAUREGAN, 0031111.. Nov. ‘.2-‘-.A.boul 3/'I__‘ "" "
3 in addition the flash drawer was looted
.1 Mam “001' rear
s~mmuw
extra value
_ Rengo belt c'ofi'gqt's; ‘l'ni'jlt right here in Illfidgcport;
prescm a gr... combination of Strength and case. 3 »
llccaus‘c ,pf their natural arid s icntific lilies. thct’iltm 1
git c wca er a good figurca .' i"
v a
.‘A
11 tth 'c'om‘f.ort. \ct they
3" st1lish one ~ .
And they are made \{vlth spccutl strength 'lhcir fah— II. 1
tie is firm, strong coutil Their boning is a (louhl'c's ‘. ‘1'"
‘ strcul'yth sort and of special steels. their supporters are
'hcaty' 1vcl1l1111g‘*a1111 are foitr in number.
ME'RIDEN MANUFACTURER
I SLIPS AWAY FROM
, M‘ULDOON’S SANlTORlUM
An .ilarm has been sent out for Al~
' WILL MEET IN DAINBIURY A'GIAIN.
Disbury 1.: Have Ranch of Teacher’sI
‘ Convention Next Year.
ning' Bowma 81,1. 01 the v,» At the meeting of the delegates of
eridén. who
has been missing since 'Wednesiday
cg,
held at Hartford. Saturday, the In eel,-
slug voted to’ continue the four section
convention plan Which was placed in
operation this year and under uhich
Conventions Were held in New London,
Hartford New Haven‘hnll 'Danb'ury.
There was somewhat of a heated dis-
cusslon mm the 11.111.11.211... malar-
ity were in favor of continuing the
Mr. Stetson who has
been suffering from nervous prost1a
tion and' worried over present strikes
in his factory, was. taken to Mind.
oon’s Sanitarium, Oct. .25. Mr; Stet-
son is a‘ o'ut'mlddle age, 5 feet 101.2
inches i ll, very alight“, sandy com-
,plevion, blue jeyes, fat-u naturally
quite red and mustache red with a
good deal»of\v"l'hite. When last seen
he was Wearing glay suit, gray
pla‘itl cap and. slippers. A subétan-
tial revvard has been offered f01 in
tomatlon as to his whereabouts. 1'3,
it who believed that the teachers of
the state shoulddie brought together in '
one convention held in one place. The
resolution in favor of a two day con-
ventlo'n Was not acted upon being re- ~31
. placed by lhe role to continue th'e
”present foursection one day conven—
31500 worth of automobile tires and
other. automobile accessories were ‘
stolen from the Wauregan Gdra‘ge flur-
111123 the night by thieves wh hrs be-
lioved to have come 111 an automobile.
' FUL."
Most tailors. duller from constipa-
tion. G. W. Robbrson, Wichita Falls.
Ten, says: "I find.Eol_cy Cathartlo
Tablets the most delightful cleansing
cathartic I have ever taken." rainy
keep the stomach sweet and liver ac-
tive, and dr'lys my 111110111119”. 11111::
lbs; headache: 1111111105: and other r‘s-
suits or clogged bowels. ' -
h
The garage is
,.,-~.
of-col11 and checks.
owned by Arthur Millikan.
The robbers were traced by the
' slot their automobile tires as
he Rcugo belt' 15 a special construction at 1110 “hist—
line WhiCh adds étili morc to durahility; 111:1ch ilie 1-0.4. , .1‘ ‘I
3 set glue loug—‘scsvice to women of firm figure. '
;3 Medium bust long shirt,toda_1"s figure, and of special I I '
\alttc,— ‘ "‘- , . $150
3’ _ . Second liloor. 3‘2. f
The Howland Dry Goods (.0
I\ 'I
. 1 ._3,.
the Connecticut Teachexs’ association 3
plan but there were man y beset! to ..
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-—TAIlLOB SAYS, “MOST DELIGHT. 3
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