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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
MONDAY, NOV. 15. 1915 T
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Ellis PRIME ’ E '
JUST uIIII past The Hatch G Bailey C0. Ill IIIRIIII DINNER .
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0‘" “31 I5 “I" ‘he ‘ HOW ABOUT THAT ROOF? L I I rls ram y a
2"va wing. US smooth 4 If it‘s Shingles it needs, we have them in both Red and White > L
and black and shiny We I twain, the best grade being the 18 m. Perfection Vancouver Red I LLosers in Recent Pool Contest Payi GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE NORWALx
get it from the best of L‘. t‘edar. These are manufacture] from the very best selected Red “I Pf .d. F Menu;
minus by rail and 0 er the ,1 L‘edar‘sawed from live timber—«not from stumpage or refuse left In .. Penalty by ("I mga Ifle ,
briny “.5 full of ginger ! the forest. Neither are they baked to death in a dry kiln, but dried I ‘ , _ ”4,3 0
and of e —of arbor slovtly under a moderate heat so as to retain the natural life of the The pool may» oi .\Ul\\dl , e arr a 1 OC 0 ll rs
pap .. 'L L. " I‘ wood. You want the best; we've got them'ask for Port Kells and ‘ 51m“. No LIN. lltIIreIonIS- and I’I'U'I ,
heat “nd 5w“ that 5 not, Q lets get together and figure out a roof that \I‘Ill give you honest i ttItI‘Ixe (litter of Elk». r-I‘ILII a “““IU‘IL
to keep Ihe cold Masts X: We at me nan price. no I: now! III I II W I‘ I“ The Display and Sale last Week Was Merely a Starter for Our winter Fur
.from the door and “I‘ve ’\ , THE HATCH & BAILEY CO. I, tint-I iUIitr’\ tIIIIIIIII la 1 ennui; at the .
L homes warm in every 34‘ We are near-“Just as far as the nearest letter box or telephone. Q les‘ Home, In South Main rltwl Business
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s t. "It” not the kind ii Our specialt.,s——t reo-Dtpt Stat llt‘d shingles, Beawr Board, Ladders.» , ..r anal) “it: the outtotne oi I ‘ . .
“:2. ..~:t , a 0d" b t ‘ m .\\v~.\wm 0“ w \» ILW’LJIII'IH t'olliI-rt lI.'l\\t'el‘I Ir'alll.‘ ot Jonn' we carry a BI” and varled Regular S'OCk 0'
b S J shah 5° lu -- Orv”- -«.~:—I-_-=:v—==-.-_I-_L ,4, “way-dun and John Hull. and, ’ {f N k
rans tat countess . . -- - ’I‘IIL ' I. . . .
_ pltttttl d >It(lt:~.\ lll NH} VHl.‘- It, ,
,L years in... mono. a. W , Ladies Fur Coats, Mn 5 and or wear
L tandin ever sea on‘ o t' a VI . t ISOIEI'dun', and hot
5 g, Y S S .. “ ff .fi‘, . . , _L L, In the Latest Models, and All ot the Most Popular Polls
test. their fame SCCUI’C—- not .1” dbit touts oi dt>l>.fllli I III ..
‘ II N‘ t' ‘2 iii ‘.\ L dt'l' grace.
the ver best! in II \ IIIl tit oi the UI . ,. .
I Beers Meat and Provision Co. a... vISIroRS ARE ALWAYS wrtcour IN out wit DEPARTMENT
THE M Street room. lhe litllt‘l‘ were: Mrs. l>rael
6 {Wm} £13m fitted 13 Nam 1k. Joel, .\lI‘.~I. John I“. Bogartlus, .\lI>. - v 4
,‘FERRIS COAL bO‘Jth orwa ' orwa John llull. Mrs. Ira Lockwood, \ll‘r _ ,
PHONES: ltalplt llibbltI \lrs \Iart (instead,
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ FUNERALS..
1180, South Norwalk. ‘ 881, Norwalk. .\ll‘.~. (Lil‘dl'lt‘n \Ioore, .\lI'>‘. Hurt) DEATHS A313. I .
COMPANY IIouIeus. \lrs. I-‘rr-IItItIItk Larson and Gustave Tntemc. I .
.\II.~~ Anna Stoeynitiller I ”“5““? .rhwnm “,kam, (by,
Al the (Umhmon of [hp “LI"N NLL’IIIAII (‘Ij—‘itl'lilitiitl'. tIlL Illlrt t‘ll), tIIIIdL &
iourmnent was taken to thII parlora, Wadum ,(,,,,,,.,|,,,. at his home UnI . .
" w‘litre tlitttI W In meal and Instiunnn MIL“- , Sufjoijug aI
.. 20c lb.
‘ Rib Lamb Chops Sperry & Barncs’ Link
, U’S' BlaCK Shells Sauer Kraut """" "’C qt. Sausage ..... 22c lb.
for Frankfurtcrs ...... 16c lb.
are used by all sportsmen
IaI music and a general good tItIItI.
The following talks wiItt [ITIMIIII
Jolm Bogaidus, Flank
t‘ail Schmidt. J0>P|lll LIIIxutIIItILI
are sold at the same
price as other makes.
; llllflll ll. MORGAN
~(Successor to Charles E. Dow) J
:12 Washington Street
south Norwalk , ThanksgiVing
S A L E
Win. Ettron Co.
CREDIT if you want it.
ACOBY‘S
Incorporated.
PAYS
(lit: III. For Rags
It and best prices for other junk
you send postal or telephone
, TEL. 441, TEL. 441.
CASH if you have it.
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I Golden Anniversary Week
DAINTY SOUVENIRS
FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
We Will be pleased to give YOU One
Some Satanic Bargains For This Wet-it 'Ittly
liliectrit al (in
The Only Fully Equlpned
,_ ‘. ELECTRIC/IL 'IIHOP
u‘n’W ;_W‘ A .
I) Main .._
I" on.» 1'er :3 Imi- l5 chtl, Men‘s Filled Quadruple Silver Plate Cup 59c.
AUTO SUPPLIES : ‘v‘.“.I“h $15.02. IZIIs'III: pi‘jtt 31,00
Ltphorp WIS—Ff- " A ’. “..1- ‘5 Jewel tv'I/oznan‘s Fill.
Quadruple Silvst Plate Ca-tdle-
I u.a -
_’I \r.ut\i‘.
$15.75.
59, Nfir.e;lk_ MU“, uni- 3-,.»t, 'i st Ci": $1.l9. I;:.u'.tr pz'It-oI
. ' a I 7 Ixn '.‘/cdgv;ood Cameos and r190
IL'I'II.I \\':L(III'.‘III Sterling Silver L' L"
‘— B:c'ic!tcs and Necklaces $3.00 Smiling Silver Deposit Ftarl.
L” $5 30 fume Lavender Salts Bottle
Til :IIIIII‘JII il‘t3!$4.00
.-' 4 I " .L, 35 :0 49¢. Value. up to $1.50
4; \ ' ,3 .
II I! {6“ Ha‘le “id's" 58’1”” Necklaces ‘ 6. Sterling Silver Ear Pitts 19c.
I . _ "I‘L' ‘0 Vrlue 75c.
| Glut-tropics Ivor Plate Casser-
I 0135 $2 98. 1L,I,;;Iii:u ligice $4.25 Stirling Silver Handy Pins 19c.
I‘LL \ fly El“ . C‘Lri'lruplc Silver Plat: Fern WIT- mint» 50c pair-
I E'sh .h. 9. lie 'Ilur rice . ~ .
SLELL ”gm” q 5 9 “I p Sheffield Plato Salts and Pep.
,. aflee 0‘ "" ', :4] PI t I d' ‘d pers 39:: pair. \aluc 75c. pr.‘
TO 9 “"'dr”"“ ‘ V" “ c ” "V’ ' Sterling Silver Hat Pins 19c.
IZJI Csstor T'Elc. nt'llilitll‘ price
s /
Quadrtlfle Silver Plate Cracker
and Cheese Dishes $3.49. Reg-
lI-‘Il' lI'iCe $4.50
Sriiti Gold Top Hat Pins 49c.
' 'I'altzc $1.00
p:tir.L Yaluc 25:. pair.
Sterling Silver Cabinet
Snaccssor to Wm. Efiron.
Phone 499
OF I
I.»
, nhoto- ‘
. graph Frames. [Special $1.25.
Sterling Silver 3 piece Toilet
Slots in silk
$10.98
cases. Special
l-‘Ioeh. l‘itouiita Skollev. Albert liutt.
i\iltn(’\, II‘raIIk (‘asnasa \.IhtIIt (‘-ut
Ibill, James llarkins. l‘ercy
Frank t‘lark. ’l‘rumttn Simone. \\'.
,PtIunington. \\'. lloIKlyn, Robert .\llt-
cliell.t' ‘ Vanilla. William llanker.l~1
HtnyrIIn. ltttnk Lee II Nam-lord \\. I
(ioppler, lltIVIIiI l‘omstock, Joseph
Li‘spot-artv and Thomas McDonald.
K nu pp,
i JOHN WAS SHY.
Editor Rodemyer Sidesteps Oratorical
I Effort.
.\'0 soon-Ir bud IlItI Ilt‘\\‘l~ of lilt‘ ar-
rival of John lIotItItIIrt-r, editor of thc
('ouuet-Iicui \\’tI~tt-rn .\th.<. tItId prost-
dIIIII of rho llald IltIad Hub of .\llll'l'-
Ira. became known at the exposition
friends of the humorist. trled to
iIIrrIiale Iiitfi Into delivering a spot-«III
from the exposition stage to take Ibo
plat-(I ttt' i.it'I!i.-lLilI\l‘lllt‘T t‘lifi‘oid ll.
Wilson. of lli'itlgrport, who was uu~
abltI to ho present.
‘ Like John Alden of Ike duIS ot'
.‘Ilit‘h Standish. whom I’t‘iHIiIlti took
to task lot IIII >lt_\IIvI~~.~ bv rtImIII’kiiII:
"Why don't
John
of the imam.
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.‘IIIt tor
Oll
ion til his Il'lt'l I.~' is >aItI
sin-alt yourself.
.Iniiu Hit. It' 'liI\PI.
homing
MW? it It )nllvu
:Imtnitt
At
IIIItIIII IIoI
WI IIoIII tlIIIit'
IIIII rural txltlliits in the
livllror
IIIIIIIttiI
llil'IPll‘t :It. all t3\'IIuI<L Rodi--
.. Itm- ho to' mount
rIIII ixt-osit-o't stow and turn on ilin
well known IIunIor tor lli' occasion;
This was one (If the) tii~~:t,tIItIiIitIIiItits
ol' the err-trivia. 'l‘o El IIIIIIIIVIII‘ ot
I‘IIIIIItis lie llilL, however,
the opinion that
LOIH‘ OI: Yilr ilt‘F'
i‘t‘
lllt‘ e‘quitir-Ii \I.I::
‘uIIII it: i‘.
that iit' Iiad IIrtIr M t it.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
\VMJ S'I‘IIF‘II"F. Noon ~RIIIInvtII'-I
it-s front reliernl detlittcs ot‘ the fil'rl
I. III‘ boar IIIIIIc: ed;
with (‘Ollfiitif‘lflbit‘ ttading :It Rubstun-I
tial ndtanuIs iu’ low prim-d tail:
chiefly Rock island, Erie and the 50-,
called Gould group. Specialties and.
I'nlted States Steel, showed furtltcrl
irregularity how ever, Studebaker‘
[titalting tip most of Its révdfeal. only-l
wu- e prom; H I.
“Ut klioltzl
‘L in I'Iaubury on l“l‘Itiil_\' owning. II'IIIII
LII Igltland thIIIutI
hll‘Okt’ of .Ipopleiy. lie was sixty-j
IIIIe \tI are old and l> :lIlVll-td by his
wife and five t-IIIIdreu itobert oi Ntw
Frederick, of
.A Money Saving Sale On
Home-made Sausa e 22c lb. S uires‘ Ba Sausa c 22c lb. I , . , llawn tit-«tiles and
’gnd'ygp showers" g q g g ,I.uke (:"mw'lff' .Amw 1mm" JUM'I)“ Standout and the \Tl<.~t‘5 t’ailwriuel , ‘
. poet Rates to Gun , . A. t‘arei', “Illiain llanlou. Jitlllt‘s,,m, Hanna of this city . O S a macaan 03 S
,_ cm. Schultze s 3 Sanitary Markets .I.... i... into... I... warn-,1 .1... on... .... .. g... ..iI
§S;I§£§O%§TY 3? WASHINGTON ST. 9 MAIN ST. 1",“ “““3 ",“‘-""“’,’“I- ”W” n..t.......,i,,,, .. mind-r mud... .n on tier-I e [196 0
» (' Inton ar'tIr ‘incent t‘aniaratto ‘
L' ..-. . SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK. ' ‘ ,zmtnia and Arion Singing Si)tlt"llt§,. R d .4 d t $2.98
N10“ Mercunc primer , (itItil‘gt’ liufuult tduard l‘roth Joint and um,“ KWNHLI m (om-His with,
gves even ign Ion , , Smith, Siepliui Selbt William \‘oll
/ IllltI t‘\(tii|lll (iltllllnv‘ tho>tI orgainza- .
. . . . Im--__. ._ -‘ fl... _-,~__ _ _..-.. ..— . .-- Em _. . .
unfifmm‘ :umbIIston, —- IBM'- lill‘ndt'tl i lltIHIult‘ls. llIIill‘} “II liulh maintained tot titan) wars. Ile, These coats are 0f WOO] mIXtUTeS, WC"
an ve.om 3.; more I our: Frank \',olk 1.t'\l Butdltk \tlant
I n as a IIItnIth ol Uliw llIaIit II Lodge I o .
"3‘1“" pattern. LS‘I‘"”Ld‘I"J"”-" “Will" 30”" NI‘IIL'I' [{nigth ot I\Iill‘d~ and the hetman made,maflISh mOde Ts. The Klnd
Black shells have JOIN THE PARADE OF SATISFIED Ibtlut‘l. truest 'lalinatlgtI, John lltill, Sitk “NW“, guulfl, and took a (1.4.4,: .
clear \passage from ,J‘ohn St‘eog tnuller, (.ootgo (titlpt'l, ””0““, m m, attalrs of those orgflnf the boy lees.
”“m‘” , ‘.° .I’°“°°" CUSTOMERS WHO ARE TAKING :"“‘"-“" “""I'IIII- “In“ noon, “tantamount He had A wide circle or
thus eliminating long iJocl. Harry Iloulenrt, Elliot I’ItIIIItIrL . . ' "b
.. . friends throughout tht town I F P 5 98
area. ADVANTAGE OF THE ,lntng nHllflltill, JOHN)“ “an”, MI The tuntittl will be held from the ormer flees o
Blatck shelfls :re refilly . If?“Allmnmmp' Robert .\i('.’\]il.\lt" , hm. hon". ILL. M1,... Lm... noon “1 II.
wa erproo. I eat Item . r., l III'I KI‘llv. Georgi- StIlIt-rer - . . . ~ '
.. , , . . oclork. Let. ,\I I- Steup “III otlt- S F 5 t 15 Y
I yimmgu and be 0011' 0 0 . L,“mlam Alnlu' Pmm'k Brophy, “.Il' mate, Interim-Iii ft)“()\\lll‘,; III l'nion: lzes r0l!l 0 ears
. vnce . I ium t‘orlrigltt. t‘lIarIes Moore Ham-1 . . . I
' t't‘lll('lt‘l_\, Ito\\.t,\ton.
m... Big Bargains Given . --- See Our Window Display
, most expensive Shells .ward Shields. .loaop‘h ’l'aitIiIiitnyLI Charles H Flatt.
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to manufacture but AT IRI‘IM' ”I’M"- ”mm” “mm" ”MI-“I (‘harles ll. Plait an old rtlsltlt‘nl of
1-) net .\0I\\alk, di I-d this Inotuing toI
lllP
.‘”““‘l>' “ ”I'm“: 0' “I‘OI’I‘” “I the Southern Railroad. He is “r1
“01"“ 0" hi" ‘III‘ISI‘W'V M” ”M” known throughout the city, and bi: IP0LICE "ANDlE IRAfflc
Pant-y, on Academy sll't‘t'l. "WW“ many friends will regret to lear
Ilt.I is surtitod by four children: WII- his mum He was taken in “nhne WHHOUI AN ACCIDEN‘I‘
llnm itIid Attltm, of East Notuttlk; working in the South Mr, W oodt
Mrs. John (Ionian. of V0“ Wk ttnd funeral will be held from St. MarY'B-
MIA. Harry Cum-I” 01' Nurnulk. MI t"illl1(ll at n O"'tl()tk Wednesday morn
”all “It“ H iII‘OIIIIm‘IIt I‘-- A. “- WI ing. Interment will follow in St. office“ Are ”Ii! Issisted Bywm_
~III n. and was connected with Douglas Mary's cemetery.
L ing Boy Scouts—Several “Call
Fowler Post. G. A. It, and llutle‘r
l__otii_o 1. ti. 0 II‘. The iunotul will Elizabeth Baton. -DOWNS"
be hold at 2:30 o'clock “LttIlIt‘bdity l-Illattlwtlt llttlos. lite \I'IIIII IIlIl. diIIIl
.tlltlllUOll, from his daunhwr‘s home yesterday morning at her home 38 . . —’-"" '
on Atadcntv street. Raymond street. this city. Funeral .\ot a single “Whirl“ “PM“! I L)
' erv (Illiciont handling oi III»I I I-
seniors were held this tnornin: at‘
Ladislaus llungttr- usually heavy
lnttIiment was “liitli passed through Norwallt S‘ilti‘
day. to and from the Yalol‘rincciiii
football game in New Huron,
automobile Ital-.o
Louis Tabb. so o'I-tlotlt from St.
’l‘abli. aged 33 )I'ill'fl. died at in“ Catholic church.
his lionit-L as \‘t'itttII- stl'tIt‘t, downtown. in St. Mary's cemetery.
Lotti-
:I'I“lt‘l'tiil\ Inotuinu, Ito in suni‘t'tId ~
III llllt' l'IIIIti iI\:Iltlt'> Iii< widow. No - 0 Throughout ”I“ IIII)’ ”Il'l‘t‘ “”0 .S
ItiIItII::I :Il’lll'lriltltlls ll:I\'tI boon MBllen Testlhes ““3" 5091115 “"11 1“ l‘I‘EIIi-II' IIIIII SI“
made. but It ,ItolI.I.IIlt- the remains . II” lIlIIII‘I‘IIII‘II 0“ duly. ILIIIHL Hi i >-
wlli be l't". . I‘. to IIaIIIlI‘on. \‘Ir- A" This WCCk “H" W' R' Pennington. ””5 morning,
glnln, , ‘ praised the work of tho IIIrIn aI-l
‘ --.._. . . scouts tiiitlor liiiu. stating the ilty
wmiam R. Grace. (Conttnued from F'rs‘ Pant) scouts-I did tlit-iuselttIs proud.
William It. tiruro, a well kttowtt L.\lr. \Iollon by the defense will be ttn- l'lliIIt‘ Pennington and t‘liict‘ (it‘Olf—O
local Stunt; man. died at his hum". der way. \\'. WINNIE P11~IFIIII‘II I'IIII‘IHIIII." I“?
‘.'.'. High s‘rt‘t'l. Friday evening atttr NEW YORK .\'o\‘ 1:, “1., Mellon route through Norwnlk in an anion t-
ItilII. TlitII‘tI
Will‘l‘t‘ tlrlvors in a hurry would Ila I.
out of tho lino II.
tIndtIavor to gain illltlr i'ion i.I iillt' it '-
ilter up. III such Il'slzllllt'b‘ the (III I
would give chase in his Ii .ll'ilill". III I.
tallinu the spit-dim out of lino, tt'ott'tl
politoly but firmly inform them III it
wasn't the way they did things ‘21
._ IIIIMIL'II! mm“ ,3, 9M“, ,, w‘ile, loduv ”Mm“, ”u, just Mqun, ”,9 were St‘\.t‘tI:li Insutnis
I” (.. ill“ “I‘m II ““1““ “mm” and Metropolitan Lino went into lilt‘ hands
thm- to. are and his llIIlI) friends. 0; 21 Humor, in 1mm, Morse made an
The IIIIII‘V‘III SITVIVt'S will liII held from offer ,0 km, “4‘ nmrhalf the capital
the Into of the (It‘C“llSt‘(i on 5,0,4, 01- ”.,L. 1”“. if tho No“- llztvtit
Tue-Iii.) l:'tll‘l‘llli.','. ilIlIl’Illt‘lll will or would take oil )lt'rt‘illllllr and
I" 5'“ "I“LL-‘L’ ””"wr-‘L’ MintIrs' Line lLl‘tilll Boston.
McIIIIII said he took lilt‘ matter to
:.Illtl )It‘l'tIIIIL" MINI:
“.Illl
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HS
.1 ‘1 I".'C 0d.
l‘tmcrcl of It'. r.
. Mr. Morgan, who was “so violently ~
”LL mm“ “1 “L'LLU'J‘IL L";“Lm“i' onuowd" to It that the otter was re- -\“““L”II“I
.‘Ijr~_..._...xritl \u.; III-ii I3". -_.:;.,, o'tltIt-I; 9,, d The mutual :llllonlnltllt‘ parade. o‘-
_ ‘I‘ t‘ . ' H . ‘
_\. sterility IITiI-I‘IIOHII trout tlit; \‘(HIIII .., ~aitl .. tominued the witness, writing to the officers on duty, slam ll
.\r.,'t-. on E‘..iII'I.~I I“!- I'm, ‘Ilio Invor, “‘Wltv \lr “9mm, 4", offers one- a trifle later this your than hermit-
. . , ,,I, ... .. . . . ,. 9“,“,
._lit . II. (.. ILL-tho. lllllt‘1;.iw;, “mm,” m. ,h, capital stock! turn. The lllldfl‘nl of the Dita/d ., s
'r‘. hung Smith :.:tti..tIII sixrtal :zp. ..., wouldn‘t take it m, a gift.’ said llt‘l‘.\'t‘('ll ton and I] (lt'IOLI\. \\ Irl‘l
there was a continual stream of trut-
lie was very \iolent chines with gaps of but several feet
I'd between. All makes sizes and colois
of automobiles passed through Nor-
wallt. One of the officers on duty stat-
tItl btit very few Fords were. noticII-I.
The policemen, along the lino, it is
said, noticed that on file way to New
Haven, the majority of automoblllsls
Ithtzptiaio song's". I‘Iuriztl I'oilowt-d in Mr, Morgan. ‘1 won‘t have anything to
Rive-indo ('L‘lltlt‘l‘Y. 'I'IItI I-aII ili‘tll‘- do with him)
I s were llenrt ‘xlOl‘Itlil, ‘..ilii:tni Rota» about the matter. and said that
l(i‘I Bl'III‘fil. llonknw t». l‘. l.t-on either have to break with Morse or
Gemge Gilbert and Claude ltatmond. break with him."
Funeral of Mr. Sherwood.
I MAN SHOT AFTER GAME OF
Funeral of Mr. Tuttle. - I CARDS, 'égilfi
The funeral of William 'P 'l‘tttlle STAMLFORDr' Nov.15.—~Vito Cac-
was held front the pflqorq of l) w genre “as 51304 and wounded in the sported the Princeton colors, whereas
l‘tivruond. on W est Wm ‘ltington stiwect iside Saturday evening following a 0“ ”‘9 Way back ii W85 ill-St the 0”" r
at ‘I PO o'clock yesterday afternoon. Frank way around.
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OLD SEA CAPTAIN DEAD.
J. Henry Jones. of Clinton, Wai I
.Well Known Mariner.
Ii , to decline ag:.tln toppers aldo-were — game of cards in a saloon.
. ‘ uneven American Sntelting losing its Rey F. A. Coleman. rector of Trinity Pasquale being charged with the-—
.fll‘ibutors tor Norwalk and L 1865 G. w., FAIRCHIL“ & soN 1915 point' advance. while Anaconda N‘se Episcopal church oiiiciatetl. anti in-‘shootlng and being arrested yester-i
South Norwalk .997 MAIN STREET. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. .1 5-3 ,0 99 anti Utah 1 1-2 to 76 34 ttcrrtten'trhl‘ollowed In Riterside ccnte- day.‘Two shots were fired, one ,Itaking
I . 1"" 9 DR" bearets “('It‘ (‘eot effect. Caccaro’s ondltl n is serious“
1” Sterling New: to . both new records. Mercantile Marine Iockw d H I . I an e o
-"- "' “a ~*~---*~-—“-—-—2ET '- ...._ "=5 Pitt. was another strong feature gain . 0" "I" ll l‘OilI‘s and lloward Ibut not critical
will you tell me the truth?" see you on,_vtsltlng days?" asked the
"Ye-es, momma," stabbed the boy. kindly old lady.
"Charlie Wilson gave me‘a mud tur-l ".\’o'm," responded
the ceremony. The wedding pair de-
part quietly to their new home, where
they remain until the following day
when they start on their honeymoon.
,Betore‘ departing they pay a formal
' ular He has held office In the Eagles brother. John E. Wood.
No. 777 444 head is a prominent Elk. He was lot-II
me "~Buttalo mar ticket agent at the uptown rall-
. road depot and for a time Worked on
4:
'sLN'rINI-zt. WANT ADS
arming servloofi. for many
every day. Are you up fittest:
,L . .
ADOLPH BASTA. W58,
tie and! was afraid-«40 carryit~ "they're all here wtt’
no i ted ltmltoule.”--St. Louie. rout-Impress...
.Dar‘m- cw“- BRIDAL CUSTOMS‘INLLSPAIN visit to their respective relative- ling 6 18 at or. 34. At midday the and Edward W-Ilmot IL _
Phone ‘79 Ins ‘paiu a b.1dc has no girl attend —~———-———-——- . [heaviness of Steel produced reactions ‘ I —NOT|CE- .
”mobile and MM“ Cycle guts to stand at the altar with her. “Do vou expect me to believe." sald'elrtewttere. Bonds'werektrong. I ‘ JOhn E. W od. I There will be a special meeting “I:
. Repairs. but. instead it “madrina,” or godmoth- his mother, ”that It took you ton I John E- “LOOdL- 8‘59 47 years. died Norwnlk Aerla. N0 588. F- 0- E.. ‘0‘.
‘ tend F“ A' M RePair Ier. Neither does she have a wedding hours to walk, a quarter of a mile?" .CONGENIAL COMPANY. lthts morning at his home On 392 Main morrow night, Tuesday, November
'Shop. cake nor any festive gong away after She reachedi for the whip. “Now. sir” “Don't any of your friends come to “’9‘"- “9‘0"“- \lr. W000 In fratern- 16111 at 8 0015“: at the 1’00““
at circles in \‘orwalk. was \ery pop- take action on the depth of our late, brownstone from
:soutttem ports.
R. E. WILSO‘l/W. P.I ed several vessels of his own.
CLINTON. Nov. tin—Capt. J. Henry
Homes, a retired sea captain. and one
'01” the best known mariners along the
eastern coast, died at his home here
yesterday. aged 87. For many years he
was captain of schooners carrying
Portland, Conn., to
He at one time own-
Capt. .
Jones retired about 15 years, ago.
He leaves his widow and It lion:
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