""111 wmos
What the mercury’s
you look at the sky
declare that cold
ought never re-
Full soon comes the
with its rainstorms
all; then the frosts
. t appear when the
yes ’gin to turn. By
line it gets cold you
not quite so bold and
you are looking for
thing to burn. Soon
North Winds will
for and we ,shall have
gnaw and what are you
11g to do then—poor
grog? Why you’ll have
to buy coal with part of
or roll or suffer with
. ’uvers till Spring—poor
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The Hatch 6 Bailey V o; “
HOW ABOUT THAT ROOF?
if it's Shingles it needs. we have them in both Bed and While
Cedar, the best grade being the 18 in. Perfection Vancouver Red
Cedar. These are manufactured from the very best selected Red
Cedar sawed from live timber—not from 'siumpsge or refuse left in
the forest. Neither are they baked to death in a dry kiln, but dried
slowly under a moderate heat so as to retain the natural life of the
wood. You want the best; we’ve got them- —aslr tor Port Kells and
lets $8! tosflher and figure out a roof that will give you honest
service at the right price Do it new!
" THE HATCH 8: BAILEY CO.
We are uear~just as far as the nearest letter box or telephone1
Jar specnltles—Cmaplpt Stained Shingles, Beaver 'Board Vuddas.
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. Thee Greatest Selling Car at _ $75 U-
‘m's'?
2.113.111»
The Willy's-Knight: The lowest-priced Knightmotored car erer built ‘
$1096. Overland Six: The biggest, most powerful Six at the price in 1.
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NEW \ORK, N01. 4.—Plpns of sev.i
oral Woman Suiirage organizations?
to begin a new campaign for votes
for women will liq considered at at
'- mass meeting to be held under the‘
auspices of the Empire Slate cam?
: paign committee in Carnegie Hall 10-11
Enighl.
Speakers will represent lhel
Woman Sulfrage Party, the Nationalf
- Woman Suffrage Association, the New;
York State Woman Sunrage Asaoclv’
(ion, the' Men's Leagues for Equal.
Sufl’rage andothér allied organize-f
dons. i
One of the chief questions is the‘l
method to be adopted for obtaining
1lle 1016. While some of the leaders‘,
1'111'01' another attempt to obtain Sui-P
nage by Constitutional anlendment,‘V
others are opposed to another refer-L
elldum in New York State.
Notable among the latter is Mrs.
Halriot Stanton Blaioh, president of
'3 1111:
the world $1145. We have these three remarkable car"‘1'ahles. Let
us show them to you, either with closed or open bodies.
VAAsl' 1111:0111}le GARAGE
Chestnut St City. Phone 13V6o
S. Black Shells
‘are u by all sportsmen
“ 111d trap shooters— --
:15 Special Rates to Gun
C libs ' '
Beers Meal and Provision Co.
6 North Main Street 13 Main Street
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
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. Non Mercurc pr mer 1180, South Norwalk. 881, Norwalk.
gives even ignition
_uniiorm combustion,
and- velocity: more I ' l
regular pattern. " .
Blick shells have
clear passage from
primer to powder.
thus eliminating long A C O B Y‘
ares. ‘ m
Black shells are really
waterproof. Tcst them
yourself and be con-
winced.
Black shells are the
most expensive shells
‘to manufacture but
‘ are sold at the same
price as other makes.
Alliflll DIMORGAN
SPECIAL PRICES
.. ON‘
SUITS, COATS, AND
DRESSES
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» , “595°? *0 Charles E. DOW) 1 Salmon ' . J ......... 14c lb. Mackerel ........ '. 16c lb.
:12 Washington Street ‘ Butterfish , ......... 10c 1b. Halibut ........ 16c lb.
BouthNorwalk Bluefish ........ 16c lb. Oysters ........... 35c qt.
M- __._n Weakfish ...... .. 10c lb. Round Clams. ..... 75; pk.
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Schullze’ s 3Sanilal'y Markets
32 WASHINGTON ST". 39 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
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S. Jallee
" Successor to Wm. Efiron.
Phone 499.
1,1 Port Street. East Norwalk.
‘DDDDDDDDDDDDDD DDDDD‘DDDDDDDDDDDD
THURSDAY IS BARGAIN DAY
This Week s .Special
\LADIES' ‘IvIGHT ROBES.
\SpeCial' Values.
AT 50¢ AND $1.00.
SAMPLE GOWNS AT SALE PRICES.
-——A. DICKERMAN 81 SON,—
South Norwalk Phone 446
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“ REMEMBER
nlEllron Co.
mlncOrporated.
PAYS
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Wearing
Kryptuk~ Lenses
You read and look afar with
\cqual facility, but no one Vob-
serves that you are Wfiann
bi-focal glasses, because the
Usual lines are absent. Wear
the genuine /KRYPOKS
awhile and yell will never
willingly return to old~style
bi-fo a1 glasses. Our service
prov des an oculist's examina-
ion. ,
“NOTICE.
d best prices for other junk
, you send postal or telephone.
EL. V TEL. ,Nox-unlk, on the 1111 day of November,
..441. 441. :A. D. 1915.
Whereas, 11 ccltain written agree-
.1915: by and betlvéen William L. Sco-
fleld and Fiances B. Scofleld, husband
and wife. of .\'mwalk in said ”District‘
,of the First Part, and Frederick A.‘
Baer and Hattie D. Baer, husband and
qwife, of said Norwallt, of the Second
Part, providing, in substance, for theV
legal adoption by the parties of the;
Lsecond part of Harold' A. Scoflel
minor child of said parties of the first‘
Something Mo‘re Than
ICE
EXPERT, HONEST 1 i
Service.
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. V\ hereas, said parties have made
written application to this court' for
the approval of said agreement; _
“. Ordered, That said'matler be he
‘ Hind determined at the Probate es
in Norwalk on the 10th day of Novem-
"ber. 1915, at 11 o’clock, threuoon, and
‘tllht public notice thereof be given by
publishing this order in a newspaper.
haying a circulation in, this District.
‘at leastilvrdays before said day of
‘hea‘flng.
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means to the consumer? ‘ ‘.
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Ocullats. Optometrists. ‘Op‘flelam
V87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Ct.
.‘Opsn Sat. gallium“ Est. '18”.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.‘
STAMFORD, Conn, Nov. 4.-Spv- 114 ll
oral addresses upoh thy relations of _ .‘V
-a church“ pastor to the Sunday school, -CARO OF THANKS.
“4 “m “5chch 1“111 Winn- We 111.11 to 1111111: our many friends
methods il- medulla: miflmland neighbors for ethslr aympeths‘,
11132pr W. GREGORY.
Judge
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menl dated the lat day 01‘ November.V
111111 Womens Political Union. The
' lplans of that unioll will be formulated
at ‘a meeting of its executive board2
on Saturday.
A meeting of the National Associa-
iliou Opposed to Woman Suffrage was.
called for today to plan for a new
.batlle against sullrage.
18ANlA Cllll SAIEOR’S
llllllllNG EXPERIENCE
MARSHFIELD, -0re., \‘ov.
lThele seemed little doubt today that
the eight passengers and three mem-
‘bers of the crew of the steamer Santa
Clara who have been missing since
ltlle vessel grounded inside Coos Bay
Ibar Tuesday, wOuld be added to the
list of the eight known dead, bling
, the total of' fatalities to 19.
A thrilling experience was that of
C. Carlson. night watchman of
Santa Clara. He was an occupant of
ione of the ship's boats which capsiz-
ed as it was launched. He swam in
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himself against a precipitous cliff and
could not get 0 t of the water. After
lclinging to the cliff as long as he
could and shouting vainly for aid, llé
lswam vback to the wrecked steamer
and was pulled aboard. He was final-
‘ly sent ashore in the breeches buoy.
' DEEENSE WANlS
I00!) l0 APPEAR
YORK?
NEW .\‘01'. 4.—Anolher‘
wrangle as to whether the Government ,
Tshould be required to call Percy ltuV
the’
'Todd, former Viceprcsident of
‘.\'ew York. New Haven and rtforo
V,i,Rallroad marked the rcsump ion to
iday of the trial 0! llle eleven formtr
3V Directors of the road under the Sller-
man nnti- Trust 11111. The Government
announced ycstcr'dlly that it would not
{call Mr. Todd lotidcntlfy letters he had
Iwriltcn, as it did not cure “to under-
'11'rite' him as a witness. Counsel said
fthey desired to prove only the 1111-
'thellticity of the letters which would
‘lie done bv another witness.
Attorneys for the defense protested
, today that Mr Todd should be required
‘Vto appear as ills identifying witness.
’so that they might cross-cxa1nine him
‘0". the contents of the letters.
l ”W efllo not care to prove our case
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bv a to cousplraior" said 11.1.1 311119,:
Vof counsel fox the Government.
, Judge Hunt ruled in favor of the
lGover.nmclll James W Osborne, 11n-
sumed the reading of letters from the
files of the New Haven, though which8
it hopes to prove that the road crushed,s
out the competition of the Joy steam-
ship line.
A letter from R. '1‘. Hasklngs, gener-
111 traffic manager of the Metropolitan
Steamship Company. to Mr. Todd, in
June, 1901.11 s.ald he had informed a
friends of his in reference to the Joy
Line interests, that “theil; hides will
be takin off and laid out on the l. on
island shores to dry.‘
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~Extra fine potatoes, 980 bushel and
part, has been filed in this Court; and Jones flour, 82c bag will besold for thei
rest of this week at \Gut‘i‘lowsky. 53 Os-
born Ave. Free, ppmpt, auto delivery
NOTICE 'ro CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposa s will his received at
the allies of the District Commission-
ers of the Second Taxing District, City
11511, South No’rwallr until Tuesday.
Nov. 9th, 191535 o'clock p. for
trenching, pipe laying. back 111 ng, tur-
niehing lead,'11e1np' packing and doing
all the work connected with the ex-
tension of a 8" water main and connec.
llons from Corner South Main )Vhd
Concord streets to Water street. PM”.
grades. and specifications can be will
lned in the Water Clues. Bids must
be accompanied by cash or certified:
m work is the schools. were given todsy'ulnoaqg and many “nor-s1 tributes
n m: the sessions of tbs. Slmvlrscelved in our recent bbresveroen
. School Convention use so offbevs‘rsli human 11. eacnrnnn. ‘
13”].me M W ilm on we. run HRS.» mm
M": churches or connecting; l- 11117111 1111111 111111111111. ' "
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checkin amount of 9100.
1 The Cesaulbsloners reserve the right
to reisel'any and all bids.
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FUR GOATS. MUFFS AND SONS
Every woman should see
ed pelts.
Medium Rough Wash Cloths.
for nlorlogram.
They Are Ve
Amalia set similar to
Cloth, all for $1..oo
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TRISTRAM 8. HYATT
m ammo our scope s'ronh
TURKISH BATH SETS
Are something new and da inty and make ideal presents.
They are packed in attractive ribbon tied boxes containing 1 Heavy Bath Mal
size; 2 Heavy Absorbent Bath Towels, large size;
above, containing 1 Large Towel; 1 Guest Towel; 1 Wash'
A N iceIé Lot of Bath/Mats at. Low Prices
TUR= ISH TOWELS, allsizes, z for 25c, 25c, 35c, 50¢ each.
Mme... MW m» m
NOR WALK
V
0“? Wiendid display of all Vthe latest models' in the most want.-
large
a Finely Woven Individual ';l‘owals 2
Your choice of blue, pink or gold borders with a wreath space
ry Reasonably Priced at $3. 50
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TODAY IN WALL STrEEET
s ‘47
WALL STREET, 10:30' a. n1.—Fur-
ther irregularity was shown at the
opening of today’ stock market’, al-
though gains outnumbered declines.
There were additional substantial {1r
names in telephone and telegraph
shares, and Studebaker led the so-
icalled specialties with a gaitkof
ll 3-4 to 166 3-4. Consolidated Gas
was among the conspicuous u'iilitleg
rising 2 to 1117. Crucible Steel added
to yesterday's decline with a loss of
3 1-4 at 72 3-4. United States Steel
was slightly lower on an offering of
2,000 shares. but soon recovered. New
‘lh'orlt Central was in active demand,
but Canadian Pacific denoted in
iCll’ast-‘d realizing Minor rails were
1211 good demand
WALL. STREET. Noon.—-—Durlng llle
forenoon activity centered about the
flmtv-priced rails and the better known
utilities. Western Union rose 3 1-2 to
90.1111 best price in nine years, and
other stocks‘of that class reflected in.
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’ H. Kricger & Co.
Getting the NEWEST
and Getting it FIR ST
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creased 11hr earnings. Metal shares
were increasingly active, Chino malt.
ing a record on its onepolnl advance
to 54.
and Inspiration also showed absorp
tion. \l‘ur stocks continued their llll~
certain movement, Crucible going low-
er than before. Bethlehem Steel open-
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Anaconda, American Smelling-l
, To'enable you to do this we
...pv
Will extend to you a. privilege ".
ed five points 1111111 435.111191' declining
to 429. and the preferred was down'
, three at 162. Some high grade in
; vestlne‘ll‘t stocks were nominally low er. l
‘ IBonds were firm. Vl
JURY RETURNS SMALL vsnmcr;
‘ FOR ACCIDENT.
New Jersey Man Gets $30 in Com-
plaint Against Stamford Autoiat.
After delibol'lllillg 11 little. o‘vcl' a:
hull hour. lilo-jury in the civil com-1
nloll pleas court ilslclduv I‘I‘lllllll‘ll a:
vet 'dici oi $30 for lllc plailllili ill Illel
suit for damages 0! $250 brought b1
Jacob l‘el'rv llulllling of New Jersey,
ltgallnst Charles E ilowncs of Sam"
H'Old, as the result of an accident 0111
the Boston Post road in Stamford til
.11ch months' ago.
It 111111 cillllncd llllll .\ll'
automobile stimk the pluilllii’f‘ 11, do-
ill": considers1
,'llel'elldlllll, allllullgll he promised to;
pay 111 the time of the accident. did‘
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CAR RUNS INTO A POLE. 3
Hugh Hughes of Springdaie, driving}
a touring carvflgured in an accident
611 Hope street Stamford," yesterda
afternoon, in which Mrs. Hugh Hugh 1
es, wife of the driver, and Mrs. Smith,
of Norwalk, were injured. Mrs
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! At a Court of Probate holden at Nor other Government attorney. then Hughes was lacerated about the fag“
11',alll within and for the District of[
and her wounds required several
s.titclles Mrs. Smith was bruised
so omewhat. Mrs W F. Scofleld of
Bpringdale was in the tonueau of tho.
car, bill was uninjured. )1!‘ nuglles
lost contrbl of the car while turni|g
a corner near the Larkln place, and
the car hit a telegraph pole. Luckily
it was not moving rapidly at the time. .
VThe car was damaged about the rad- l
iator, headlights and n1udguards.“
At a meeting of the State Secre-
itaries’ Association, in' Danbury, at
‘the Hotel Gree‘n next Wednesday,
S‘ecrétary Charles H. Dilworth. of the
Norwalk Chamber of Cpmmelce, will»
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llow lies"
~ (“Ulla"l‘ and that they
read a paper showing the relations of .
enjoyed by the wealthiest lamil.
ice in the country, nainely
A CHARGE ACCOUNT
in a. REPUTABLE and DE-
PENDABLE Store, where every-
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body gets a. sqilare deal and a.
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hundred cents on the dollar.
Our prices are as low as___t.l'1e
lo“west, conSistent With
good
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Extra.GoodEggs........ ....... ' ........ 30¢ dozi.
Grandma Pancake Flour, 3 pkgs. . .. ........... 25¢ ‘
Full Weight Seeded Raisins ............ ". ..... 10¢ pkg.
Cream of Wheat or Wheatena, 2 pkgs. ...... 25¢ '
Cocoa, qtrsize jar cut to . . . . . . . .. ..... r. . . ..... 23¢ -
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A STULL
1 as. Cottage Street. 0 .
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East Norwalk.’
dustrial and. commércial interests, of
.the state. Mr. Dilworth understands
this subject very thoroughly and his
address should prove \KveryV intei'est-
'lng. ‘1 (—-
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The South Norwallt Trust Company
call attention to the reason. why the
very best executor or trustee pos-
slble to lind,’ should be selected by
the elerson with modest estate.
When the Trust ompaliy is named
as executor or trustee. thew will be
”no charge for drawiu‘g your will;
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Ir. and In. Joseph mailed”. ofVl
ll Barrier avenue. yesterday ante
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HO" 9'0"“ §Y°un¢ 'Plai; Small Fresh Hams‘.-. .18-20e 1):.
whole or half. ....... .. .161: lb ‘ \|
x s e h Ider:..eclb.
Side Pork......f........1sc 1s. ”HE-""3“ ' -
Plus Hooks ....... ......1sc1a. Spare Rlb 42 ‘27“
Home made nudis- made dell! Fresh or some Pigs Heads 61:
2.09 'b' ‘ on
New Our Kraut. ...‘.10e qt. P “d' ‘ T"
/ Fn'h Egg. ..‘ ..‘ _ ”.m‘doz. a.“ N. Y. Fr.nkfunl. 200 .b.
Oleemarg‘arlne' ...”..eo-zsc lb.
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. Gold Medal Butter ...... 38c 15..
, Tel. sea-2. gait. Maltese
. try a Classrledalldror‘aen Results
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