-Our 0031 is the
: avm’ wing. ’tis smooth
. éfi-d' black and shiny. We
w it from the best of
.1105, by rail and o’er the
my, It‘s full of ginger
and of pep—of carbon,
”tent and stuff that’s hot,
rib keep the cold blasts
Thom the door and make
.Lomes warm in every
not. ’Tis not the kind
fiat’s “just as good" but
. irands that countless
years have stood—with-
“a, standing every ‘season's
‘ . Jest, their fame secure—-
the very best!
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Iusr 1.11112 1111le The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
FERRIS COAL,l
HOW ABOUT THAT ROOF?
if it’s Shingles it needs, we have them in both Red and White
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—mot from stumpage 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—ask for Port Kells and
lets get together and figure out a roof that will give you honest
service at the right price. Doll new!
THE HATCH & BAILEY CO:
‘ _ We are nears—just as far as the nearest letter be: or telephone.
Our specialties—Cree Dip; Stained Shingles, Beaver Board, Ladders,
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6 North Main Street I 3 Main Street
South Norwallr. Norwalk.
PHONES:
1180, South Norwalk. 881, Norwalk.
are used by all sportsmen
and trap shooters—
Special Rates to Gun
Club-
POINTS OF
SUPERIORITY
Non Mercuric primer
gives even ignition
uniform combustion,
and velocity; more
regular pattern.
Black shells 'have
clear passage from
primer to powder,
thus eliminating long
mes.
Black shells are rcally
waterproof. Test them
yourself and be con-
vinced.
Black shells are the
most expensive shells
to manufacture but
are sold at the same
price as other makes.
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(Successor to Charles E. Dow)
» In .VELeshington Street
South Norwalk
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REMEMBER
flll'mJEtiron Co.
Incarporated.
PAY S
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156 111. For Rags
and best prices for other junk
If you send postal or telephone.
1231,, 441. TEL. 441,
‘ , Siectrir al 110,
The ‘Only Fully :qulppea
ELECTRICAL 51101?
In the Town '
Auto soPPLIss
Mane 1305—50 80. Main St,
N‘orwelk. Music Hall Block.
L_L'1lny innit
S. Jatfcc
uccessor to Wm. El’fron.
Ph :19 499.
Fort Stree . East Norwalk.
lilllian Moio/r' Cycles
.7. ributors for Norwalk and
South Norwalk
he Sterling Motor C0,.
4!
Darirn, Conn.
-» Phone 179
mobile and Motor Cycle
Repairs.
tered F. A. M. Repair
Shop.
THE BEST slTUATIONS
{aloud ‘w in
‘ llflyt‘l'S'
es II xorwalli and vicinity.
:Idiorlis'll‘i! 'lli
’t'lw sen-Incl watches his back was broken.
5 Small Fresh Shoulders Plate Corn Beef 10c lb.
16c 1b.. Cabbage ........ 8c head
Rough Corn Beef . . 16c lb. . Sweet Potatoes . . . . 25c pk.
9 o
Schultze s 3 Samlary Markets
3: WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN ST.
‘SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
“Sllfllflill— DAV", NOV 19
The Lobster, the Grab, the Clan,
ldent, M. L. Alexander, of
11111.11 11 coma
and other Prized Seafood to be
on Every Table this Day
The National Association of Fisher-
'ies Commissioners, through its presi-
Louisiana,
has declared that Friday, Nov. 19th.,
should be celebrated from Maine to
California and from Washington to
'Florida as “Shellfish Day,’ and asks
Ithat on every table in the land eith-
'er lobsters, oysters, clams, crabs or
shrimp be the main dish.
While the coastal states of the Un-
ion are more fortunate in having the
=dIll'eI e111 species of sea food right at
lhand, nevertheless. modern methods
,of preserving and packing shellfish
,cnable the people of the lnterToF » of
the country to join in the ‘Shellflsh
Day" movement by partaking of their
favorite shellfish on this day as well
,as those living in the seaboard states.
The growing scarcity and advancing
prices of animal food has called par-
ticular attention to the various sea
jfoods of the country, both fin and
shell. as never before and. together
with the question of conservation and
dcrclopment of our natural resources,
the problem of increasing the output
of the. coastal waters by advanced
mcthods of aquaculture has been stud—
ied not alone by the Government ex-
perts but by the different state com-
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P TUESDAY, NOV. :6, 191.5 '1
Tristram 8. Hyatt
GAZETTE BLDG.
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_ PAJAMAS FOR MEN AND BOYS
A new, and very attractive line; well made and of good quality outing flannel.
For Men $1.00, $1.50 For Boys 75c, $1.00
,MADRAS PAJAMAS
For Men $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 For Boys 75c, $1.00
MUSLlN NIGHT SHIRTS
For. Men 50c, 751:, $1.00
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE NORWALK
During her examinations should the
nursc.discover a child with adenoids,
defective eyesight, et.c., she will refer
the physician in charge of the group!
of which the child is a member to the!
case. Providing the parents [are will-
ing, that physician will perform that
ncccssary opcration. and prcscribel
Ihc needed treatment. Should the pa- :
rents desire jhelr own family phynifi
clan on the case, this is their prero'
gative. e od-
1‘19 mental and physical cxamin-l
atlon of every school child will be}
H. Krieger & Co.
Sale On Overcoats
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Inissioncrs whose members compose;
the National Association of Fiaherics
Commissioners.
Small
Smoke
,, Shoulder 13,0,
East India Tea Co.
TELEPHONE 871 125 WASHINGTON STREET.
111 \‘icw of the high cost of living.
;the M .111 it) of bccf cattle and the la-
Ircusing population it is supgeatcdl
that many of our cheap yct whole-
‘some food. Among these resources
gthe fish and shell fish industries have,
{yet to reach their maxnnurn produc-
tion as thcrc is not a state on the At
lantit or Pacific scaboard or Gulf
,coast whose resources have been ex-
tended to the limit not is it cvcn poa-
siblc today to cstimatc what they are
capable of pIoduIiug lll ahcll fish. Of
the 471.91?) arms of noter bottoms in
Louisiana susccpllblc of oyster cul-
ture but 21,206 acres arc. bcing world
cd.
Timc, education and legislation will
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY SALE
And Annual Holiday Display
Come in and see the rare gems in quaint settings.
Watches in odd and curious cases. Beautiful jewelry: and
the endles display of silver and cut glass. Enjoy this ex-
ceptional showing without a thought of purchasing. Gather
, ideas for those Holiday gifts. Make discoveries of little
novelties that are so much prized for prizes and souvenirs.
In fact give us a much prized opportunity to show the re-
sult of painstaking efforts to make this BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATION the biggest and best event of its kind
that Bridgeport has ever known.
Plenty of Those Special Bargains
in Watches. Jewelry and Silverware for Anniversary Week
are left for the late comers.
‘i Dainty Souvenirs for the Asking
G. W. FAlRCHlLD 81 SON 1915
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
1885
l 997 MAiN STREET
IT‘S UNLIKELY
that the lion and the. lamb
would lir- down together, nor
our lamb butchered for us by
would any of us care to have
the ‘lting 01’ boasts,“ llutclch
ing thcsc days is both a science
and an art, and we bclicve that
we have taken master degrees
in modern methods. Another
immrtant thing, we. believe in
giving good values in meats the
some as in other merchandise.
When you ordcr 11 certain cut
and pay the price, you are e11-
liIlcd in that cut and not. an in’ ,
fcrior one. Suppose you phone"
i us a trial ordcr. Prompt ser-
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canyons 11111111171
Free Delivery
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changc all this .and the shell
that the lobster, crub, clam
and oystcr are food products no long-
cr to he considered as luxuries. it
has been proven that o‘yslcrs III-c
chcapcr than lice! and their consump-
tion is incrcuaing ycnr by year.
‘ The public schools, not only of tho
shcllfish states but of thc nation. have
been asked to coopcrutc in the odu-
cailomil phase of tho plan to bring the
shellfish tuorc promlncutly before the
people of thc country in the pupils
writing compositions or rch-iviug
some special instruction on this great.
industry. Friday. Nov. 111111. "Shellfish
Day."
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PRICE (if lllllllll Wlll
BE lI'lGllill lllll YEAR
So far as can be learned locally the
pricc of turkcy\for 'l‘huuksgivlng din—
nor will hc quite high this ycar. 11 is
said Norwalk dcnlcrs have found it
difficult to obtain IIdI'IInco quotations
on the exact priccs that are to pre-
1011. One downtown dealer stated this
I ll -' —m Iuornlna that the mice “ill hc high-
or, IIcIcrthcless.
‘1 lt sccnIa that there is a lcudtncy
New 1111‘ and to wait until the last.
moment beforc selling thcit flork
the hope of getting higher prices. 'l‘ll: ‘
raising of the national bird in this
section of the country is difficult. uni
generally at a loss of money to the
farmer? I
The western tutkeys are raised on a
huge scale and for this reason the
raiscrs rcap large profits.
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l’lIysiciuns in this citI state that.
‘llte compulsory medical supervision
76 North Malt street
MIDDLETOWN STUDENT Peck. who had hot 11 ill all summer,
MllllILE'l “Oil .\‘, Conn.
Stuart (1. Pent, ll freshman in ll’ea- WE‘RE ago.
'1. you Unit':er ity. is
=sex'ltospita1 In a critical condition‘ M
‘frorn spinal meningitis. He was tak~l
iLL. ,
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;en there Mr r being found crawling Studio opened. same location.
labout in his room last Friday on his "
l‘handa and knees and‘ declaring thatl
He is 17 years,|
old andflbelong in Buffalo, N. Y ,
u..- e...“ mi”.-.
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.of the schools is cxpcctcd to move a
lot" boon to Norwalk. Thc majority of
the doctors lIIIIe offered 111011 set-
Nov 1,,- _. is is said,cnlc1cd college about two ,vices i'rec, pIoIidlng 11 school 1111ch in p O E. are requested ,0 met at me
At the hospital it was1 hired
at the Middle» 51““ ll" ““5 “”l 0‘99“?“ to "500V" ldren divided ““0 ”0111“: with a phy- o’clock p. In to attend lodge )ervice
The idea is to have the chil
,sician in charge of cock group. The
.$llloua‘- name will make an investigation as
to thc mental and physical condition
1.11 the child both in the school and
11,11 tlIc home. The rcaultli of these in-
testigstlona will be kept on record
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I Jolt-cpl. \I'IIIIIc-y, of 1 Elizabeth; 0f Pants at $5
:.-11m1,dicd this morning in the \'ot- i
walk hospital, at l o’clotk. l-‘uneIal
flab ,
:t'llillllpltlllfi believe and they point out:
shrimp‘
among the smaller raisers of' turkey .,
,_ cd all issues exeept Steel. There were'
by means of a card index cystem.‘
See Our New Chesterfield Overcoat
,utude annually, in occordancc with At $15
the law rcccntly passed which makes:
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Iii?iiiilfii'lili$223113. ‘I Better Ones at $18 and $20. They Are
World Beaters
Boys’ Knickerbocker Suits, With
Pair
Joseph Whitley.
Corduroy Suits, With 2 Pants and Cap
to Match at $6.98
, CASH 0R CREDIT
illllillglllli“l.\ are not yet completed.
.\11 \‘l 1111ch for 11 good many 391115
was emplovcd in the Notwalk lion
WoIka, foI somc Iimc pII-1.ho\I'c\II-'.
the has not bet-n cInployI-d. due to ill
hcalth. lie is a member of Welcome
Stranger Lodge, Sons of St. George
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Funeral of Mr. Thleme. f‘ . 1
’l‘lIc funcral of (lustai'c 'l‘hlcmc Will I 7
be hold this :Iflcl‘noon at :1 o'clock ADVANCE WINTER ST}, LES
“m" 1111‘ latc home 0" liiuhland 1,11- Lina-I, informal :It‘uruoon affairm' church. casily
uwnlm‘ ltcv. M' I" SWUD' “f ”w St. reproduce-d 111 home with litIlc cxpcnsc man the
l’clcr's (1111111111 Luthcrun f‘hnrch.
will tllllt‘ltl't', and interment will fol» NEW DECEMBER
low in l'nion chncth'y, llownyton. ‘
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Funeral of Mr. Plait. MCCH
’l‘hc funeral of C. 11. Plan will be
held” tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 Patterns
o‘clock from tho IIonIc of his dauifl' ,. ” . , - .
for, Mrs. lllll'l') t‘ultcy, on 1 At/dcllly 1120 m“ ”Plum" “I!
.ttrcI-I. uplown. lulcrmcul Iv11l iollow “W"“T l"‘“”"‘m”-‘ H
111 llII'cI‘sidc chIIcIcII. lllsll'illt‘tl, Hm- huu
—— —A—-—— lllt‘tl llllEt‘S 111 :Illllli'll
TODAY lN WALL STREET 11‘ Iic fashion Infornmt‘on
— '7 advance fa s h i on
: .\l-.\\ Itllllx'. .\'o\. it? (“all 811ch. g
III-us phat I.~' correct
102110 u. 1111 .\lctul shares, l‘t-tro- '
,lcqus and .“t'l‘illtlllt‘ Marina l’l'd. for all occasions In
\I'crc Ihc icnIuIcs of today's curly 11.1 pcw ‘.\‘IIII~r
IIIIdim: on tln- Stock lrlxchannc, all
11 subriunliul gains. Anntondu Inudc M CALL
II 111‘“ rccord on its fractional ad: c
,I'ancc to 90. 1'1th rosc 1'18 to 77 1-4.’
a now maximum, and (lIIunI-nlIciIn l'~‘.x- J BOOK Of
plointion on its. first transaction of
53110 shatc: III Tilt o 71; 1‘2. shout-d c Famions
pain 111 1 .l-i and the lllfllll‘sl quota-
ion 111 its history. llarinc l‘fIl. lcd
:111 others \\'llll its Iulinncc 01' .'l 114 to (Winter Quarterly) ‘
08, later rising to 69 12. t‘alifornia
l‘ctrolcum. Mexican Petroleum and New N?°:‘:‘9°‘° NOW ON SALE New P‘ocket Froek.
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ltl‘xtl‘l‘lllglznll’ll'lll) lllIlIl:s.l]lglI\"taly«b13111”: li-‘Poll 1‘nttci'n N0. 1.x 11111110111} “1‘ ad “‘ Fa” Pdl‘i‘lll 50'
“hum”, modem,“ gains. “mm Rm,“ 11383. WP atrle show- Hm”, $111M ,.,.,,,,N._ nail. Unc oi the new
. , , . . -. .. ’ . .111: many 0 Ier new _ M
Ibhl‘llh liiiiltl:ll‘1‘clmmn MM '1 In” “on. and attractive de- l.‘ llll!’-1"=IVI'Il ,n I'Ulmi Wumhe‘r (“Signs
signs.
WALL STREET, Nomir-«f‘oppcrs so NORWALK
continued to rule, being helped by an- c. J. MINTZ & CONNECTICUT
other rise in thc price of mt.- t-I. Sales
of Anaconda, Guggenheim, Utah and l ‘
Smelling in the first hour far exceed-l 110091 101' the me yeah-I pIeccding
DEATHS DURING OCTOBER
The deaths expressed as an 11111112.!
llARThORll, N01 10..~-\c'c01ding,
(3:311:wifigzlejeigegax;21,132: to InoItalitv reports IccciIed by the dd c. per one thousand 91111111111111
by improvement in such rails as U11: litute IloaId of Health there ner'c nonulaitqon was 139 for the ‘
jon' Pacific, Erie First PM and a fowlfl‘ .388 dcatha timing the 11101111 of 0c towns oI the small for n.~ 12.;- 11113.
of the 10W-priced issues 0,, that divis itobei‘. This was 90 less than in Sep. for dill). wholerI’Itc includinu' . stall
ion. MaIine Pfd extended its rise ,0 ,t'cmhct and 65 moxe than in October natitunons 13.11.1‘hc dcaths 111:1. I
72 and Guggenhelin» rose to 79 3-801, last yeaI. and 51 more than the f:ctious diseases were 171 bein. 1':
Pressure was again exerted in the
‘avcrane qunbeI of deaths duIing 0c W' WI" 0f ”I? tend "1011315"
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second hour, but equipment issues. in- V
eluding American Loco. were put for-' PAWNBROKER’S SALE '
ward. llcnds were flrm. . ; The subschibcr hereby offers and
m. proposes to soil all the property’
,pauned with him as represented by:-
“911111613“ Of Norma-1k 140626.709 B- Lhe following ticketsszos. 9249,,
l 254 921:2, 9276 3277, 9232. 9291, ‘
9303, 231217 9323, 9332. 9334, 9342.“ M110
9369. 9.161, 9394, issued respectively
April 7 sic/121315 20 22 23 2-1 :7
29. 1915.
South \‘orwalk,
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You intend to shield your fam
ily from poverty.
What if You Should llic ?
Life insurance will make. your in
lemma a certainty.
Whether you intend to insure 01
not, we shall be glad to explain.
.1. M. Layton & Co..lnc.
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—-B. P. O. E. NOTICE.
Elk’s Home Tuesday evening at 7
for our late Brother, John is. Wood,
whi'ch will be held at the home of the ‘
deceased hrothet in Winnipnu-k at S 15, 1915.
131., Nov.
o'clock p. m
‘ JOHN W. SMlTH n a NORWALK PAWN ~11th Real Estate and lnsu_r_ance
”1°?“ 7 l 303- “USENHELD Prop- . 5 Railroad Ave. South Norwalk 1
‘JOHN 1;, BOGA‘RDUS, ‘ ‘ . 40 Water 81:, Be.“ Norwatk. Conn. i —'
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