I F I‘FRIDAY,IINOV. 5, ”1915 'l
What the mexcurys
“ you leak at the sky
# declare that cold
Met ought never re-
., Full soon comes the
_ with its rainstorms
ad 231, then the frosts
‘I t appear when the
ves ’gin to turn. By
time it gets cold you
on not quite so bold and
’ you are looking for
”mailing to burn. Soon
the North Winds will
flow and we shall have
snow and what are you
going to do then—poor
thing? W11 { you’ll have
to buy can with part of
your roll or suffer with
shivers till Spring—poor
thing!
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FERRlS COAL "
COMPANY
..S.IiIilack Shells
we used by all sportsmen
and trap shooters—
Special Rates to Gun
Club;
.POINTS OF
SUPERIORITY
’ Non Me1curic primer
Elves _even ignition
‘uniform combustion,
and Ivelocity; amoreI
regular pattern.
Black shells have
clear passage from
primer to powder,
.thus eliminating long
fires.
‘ -. Black shells are really
waterproof. Test them
yourself and be con-
,rinced.
Black shells are the
most expensive shclls
to manufacture but
are sold at the same
price as other makes.
AlBElil D. MDRGAN
(Successor to Charles E. Dow)
II 112 Washington Street
South Norwalk‘
it You [lave
Any Junk
12, S. Jaiicc
Suc‘cessor to Wm. Effron.
Phone 499
Fort Street East Norwalk.
$3
5 the Greatest Selling Car at
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5 HOW ABOUT T—HAT ROOF?
It it'EShingles it needs, we have thorn in both Red and I' White
Cedar, the best grade being the 18 in. Perfection Vancouver Red
Cedar. These are manufactured from the very best actuated Red
Cedar sawed from live timber—«not 2 am stumpage or refuse left in
the forest. Neither are they baked to (hath in a dry kiln. but dried
slowly under a luoderste heat so as to retain the natural lite of the
wood. You want the best; we 1e ght them ask for Port Kelli and
letfi get together and figure out a roof that will give 10“ honest
senice at the right price. Doll “cw!
1’ THE HATCH & BAILEY CO. a
We are near;-,iust as far as the nearest letter .box or telephone.
Our SDeclallles-Creo- -Dlpt Stained Shingles, Beaver Board. Ladders.
"min , \j-jym- w; :m" w: mm
5 OverlandIIMdl S3: $7 5 0. "
The Billy's-Knight. The lowest- priced Knight- motored car e1 er built
$1095. 01 e1land Six: The biggest, most powerful Six at the mice in
athe world $1145 We have these three remarkable car 1a1ues. Let
us show them to you. either with closed or opui bodies
Chestnut St, City. ‘ Phone 1360-
‘—
Four Makes of
Automobiles
That Are
Thoroughly Reliable
Ready for Immediately
Delivery
‘ /
“OAKLAND SIX?
$795
PULiMAN “FOUR,”
FIVE PASSENGER
$740
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' REMEMBER
11.111101 Co.
IncOrporateId.
PAYS
(2111.111 Rags
rid best prices for other junk
ou send postal or telephone.
MAXWELL
TOURING
$655-
IIPRICES F. O. B. FACTORY
I \
TEL. 441.
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is’ EXPERT, HON};
Service.
« turn»-th ‘
Used Car Bargains»
1915 Maxeril vvith Extras,
$475 I
1912 Abb tit-Detroit
”$275
-Stevens:*D11ryea
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17m .1111. It The Batch (7 Bailey CO- I
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,gDEATHS AND FUNERALISLZ,
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ing at the downtown post office from;
Gabe E. Porter, Superintendent of
the Five Indian Tribes, who an~§
, nuances the United StateaGovem-i
1.; ment will sell at public auction, 184,-1
1000 acres of coal lands, on the sutI'-;
face of lndian tribal property and.
31, 700 acres of unalloted land iné
" Eastern Oklahoma. The land will be
ldivided up into trans (10m one time
.!10 320 acres, and will sell from $1I
an acre to $25 an sure. i
ironed from the state (iiil service,
.. commission announcement that the
‘ ilnnurance Commissioner of (‘onnecti-i
minor wants an assistant, and that on'
_ 1.’\'o1(~111hel 22 applirants will be exam-'
w1ll par $25 per 11cek.Actuarian ex—
|1e1ie1ue i111 necessary. and the appli-‘
cam must be over 21 years of age, a
' '1111111 between -5 and 35 years prefer-
Iired. I1
§()thame, of 23 Wilton a1enue, died at
VAAS l BROTHERS GARAGE I ”W lmm? \Vedflesdat' evening. The
{deceased had been ill for a long time,
iand the news of her death does not
’ \ x.1ton1e as a surprise to her friends and'._
'W WW1: 213?: wax to “finmwm irelathes. Mrs. 0tha1ue is surihed
by her husband and the. children Miss
Carrie, Mrs. Atee, ()li1',cr George, and
Charles. Funeral services will be
iheld from the house, on Saturday at-
,Iernoon at 2:30 o‘clock. Tn‘terment
lwdll he in Riverside Cemetery. The‘
services.
’ 11111111131111 TRIS‘TRAM & HYATT
A circular was received this morn— GAZETTE BLDG. 'v I THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE NORWALIX
I More Silk sun Waists
1 . . .
In most attractive styles and color combinations that are
The local poet office has also 19-, big values at I 1
2.00. $3.50. $~Ii00
An exceptionally fine line similar to illustration at .. 1
"t .................. $5.00 1-211'l1
Pretty Petticoats of Silk
In many shades ............ $2 ()0 in $6 50
inert fnr this job whic at the start,
Mrs. George pthame.
i-lorcnce Delea, wife of George
A Big L111. of Heatherbloom or
I Sateen Petticoats
At $1.00, $1.25. $1.50, $2.00.
R91. Mr Howell will cruciate at' the
alf Price . Sale
i.
For two days Tomorrow and Monday we
will sell every. Tailored Suit in our store ‘-
; At Half Price
Regular $15 00 value for $7 .50 $20. 00 value
for 1000 $25 00 for $12. 50. .
Qur stock c0nsists of all the latest mod-1 ,
els fur trimmed, Broad Cloths, Séijges, Cord—
uroys, Popiihs, Gabardines; Colors Black,
African Brovm Navy Blue, Russian Green,
allsizes. \- — .51}? _.
This will be the most sensational sale in
SPST IIe’cIIIIAIsn WITH EVERY SUIT
No charging and no free alterations, no
C. 0.1). and no approvals. ~ -
Get wise and don’ i miss this rare Chance.
ieger a. o
WEoT WASHINGTON ST. I f
children, and the placing of them in
II II I W I III I I I l Rosentliai. 1' l ' ’ coNNECIHCUI ISIII1good homes, where they would not be
MEDICAL Slipfllwsmls VOIIIIIHI JOIIn II 'I 1, i exposed to such evils and temptations.
i £135,533, / 5 “5 i'l‘he crowd was not as large a one as
SCHOOLS SIIIIII an IIIMIIIII ‘ llllllll PR IWaS exhected, but the bad \1 eathm
M ii“ 511130111111? Inteegdfciiiilinevtelilil lliept many people indoors 11 ho “ould
111 o t 9 our 0 . ‘.
11.211121111111911 “are confirmed. 1d othe111ise lune attended.
A very inte1csting add1ess was e- i .. ‘ ‘
II Thefiollowing physicians have VOl' .M.-. M
unteeled their services ‘0 the Board HOW ROGERS IWAs ROBBED ilivered last night to the Men's 0 b,. LADY JENNH S LODGE
of Education to act as Medical Su-.' The Bridgeport Telegram has a 0'! St Paul's Church by Special Char— Lady leanings Lodgc Shepherds 111"
penisors 01’ the ““0015 on condition story of how Albert Mgersé’aged 21. .iities lnvestigatoréordon, of Bridge— Bethlehem. met last evening in n“,
that Se £23323? "Emmi IIICIIIOOI'a Dressman from Greenwich, was 113- port Mr. Gordon spoke on “Connecti- lolly? room d T151891, 01:13:1sz:215??? 1:11 :1;
nurse . a en up an
Allen, L M , , .' lsaulted {hill-e, Saturday night. by of . cuts Child Problem.” He had lantern,a social um? was e‘fi‘oye d and qui. 11.
Baldwin, A H- " ‘lairns- seeker who snatched at a. $2 bill: slides 11hioh showed the terrible con- 2 lengthy program was carried mu-
. .Bohan n Chas. G- I land tore it in half. The Telegram ditlons under which children are consisfi of singing, recitations a‘nd
Brow?“G G [savs Rogers was in Roose elt's caV-E forced to live in the congested parts of a good Ihgm: in gaggle 223:3?“ lg;
gfiiiiii' iiimi Ii. 1 \ "\ airy during the Spanish 11 r. I! he the larger cities. Some of these pic- ”$352332. out to enjoy the social
”Bradley: T no.“ . ‘ I “ took part in that _,war and he's only ture were taken in Bridgport. 'Mr time The next meeting will be he]
Cram. D" ‘ I I 1 lat now, he couldn't have served in Gor on stated that nearly ali“ot the November 13 in “IQ lodge room. A -
I Coburn, J Milton / d l e with which this couii-‘ er the meeting, a supper will be sen
" the cavalry; he must have been in a vice an or m l rdr
. grilégityleliafigc. ' . . ,. linrantry. . “KI try is afflicted comes (rom men who ed 11332313553325! 22:] 13111: B “m .
'I Hitchcock “gutter ' I . ‘ “.1111“ been born‘hnd raised in these meet with Mrs S. D‘“?‘i,°“.“§,2°25
I finn‘tinktonfs ‘ H' T" II ' I I I I ‘ ' {sordid conditions of the his cities. evening "November 7, g er lo ..
. ..K€ll°_ 1‘3- X- , _. BRITISH_§'§¥AIK&%E SUNK He also stated that nearly all or the Chestngt stretgt. 11:01:31: 3: glad £3:
: Ififri‘isotlmighf , '1j0_\ DON N01. 4. 10.140 :1 m lmoney which terminated tor charity t" 3:! 523mm, 1. The meeting 11111-1
I Q'P‘TW' R' E‘ 1. \ . . —-—'l‘lie British steamer Friargatc, $3;P$afl 3:111:13“;le ‘21:“; followed by Angola: 3, _
I ‘ I" ...,1.'1fi . has beeh sunk ' W ..
. . , A," . 333355331“: been landed or these conditions. tor help tor thonl .Adwnm in The Sentinel. _¢ . ,
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