. mummy, NOV. :7, 2913‘
Olr coal is like
My. It‘s full of ginger
and of pop—of carbon,
flat and stufi that’s hot,
390 keep the cold blasts
[Ilsa the door and make
“as warm in
“’5 “just as good" but
- hands that countless
..., i-
not. "I‘is not the kind
HOW ABOUT THAT ROOF?
IfIit's Shingles it needs. we have them in both Red and White .
Cedar, the best grade being the 18 in. Perfection Vancouver Red if;
Cedar. These are manutacturod from the very best selected Red
Cedar sawed from live timber—not from stumpage or refuse left in
the torest. Neither are they baked to death in a dry kiln, but (11‘le
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. Halls and
lets get together and figure out a roof that will give you honest
service at the right price. Do It now!
THE HATCH & BAILEY CO.
We are near—fillet as far as the nearest letter box or telephone
Our smiaitieHreoDlpt Stained Shingles, Beaver Board, Ladders.
gem have stood—with-
a mug every season's
.. M their fame secure:—
,_ f the very best! i
THE
roams COAL
COMPANY
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
6 North Main Street 13 Main Street
South Nor-walk. Norwalk.
PHONES:
1180, South Norwalk. , Norwalk.
.S. Black Shells
..aas used by all sportsmen
, .. trap shooters—
-’Special Rates to Gun
Chiba
POINTS OF
, SUPERIORITY
lNon Mercuric primer
.. gives even ignition
ff I'uniform combustion,
and velocity; nlore
regular pattern. '
. ,Black shells have
clear passage from
primer to powder,
thus eliminating long
tires.
Black shells are really
w“waterproof. Test them
yourself and be con-
vinccd.
Black shells are the
most expensive shells
its manufacture but
are sold at the same
.
.l
Sma" d Shoulder 13in
Smoke
East India Tea Co.
TELEPHONE 371 125 WASHINGTON STREET.
' lProbate Court yesterday continued
f‘ I
Judas Miller Continues Case of Two
Children to Learn More of
Mother’s Habits.
BRIDGEPOR'I‘, Nov. fir-Became
the witnesses to whom he listenedl
l yesterday were unable to give any-
thing but hearsay evidence, and be-
:cause he does not believe that a moth
‘Ier should be deprived of her children
iwhen there are only neighbors to say
ithat she is an unfit person to have
2them in custody, Judge Miller in the
oszma BLDG.
_
‘ I
SAVORY
the hearing on the application of the
Connecticut Humane society for the
‘oommluuem of Viola and Lillie lilt-
TRISTRAM & HYATT
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
THANKSGIVING DAY IS 'NEAR
All Kinds of Household Helps in our Housefurnishing Department
Regular $0.00 size, 12in. x 17 in. A limited number that are slightly imperfect, but just
as good for all practical purposes.
WHILE THEY LAST 98c EACH
. _ . w » ff. W, . . . . Mam... M7,“- ------ ..- W WW
nor an ms! The Hatch 6 Barley Co. —-—
NORWALK
at Money Saving
Prices.
ENAMELED ROASTERS
lmn to the county home at Norwalk,
for two weeks.
Viola and Lillian Ritton are 15 and UNIVERSAL FOOD CHOPPERS, regular Ioc APPLE CORERS .............. 7¢
.W I...” 0..., ”ween...” and up $1.50 size ......................... 95¢ 25c CHOPPING KNIVES ........ 19¢
Sis alleged that their home, environ- LARGE DRIP PANS, 12 in. x 17 in.. cut BEST PARING KNIVES ......... 10¢
gum“ i.- no, of a high moraltorle.‘1‘hey to. . ......................... 10¢ 5c TIN PIE PLATES, 9 in. or 10 in.
iltve with their parents, Martha and 25c MIXING BOWLS -------------- 19¢ 2 FOR 5¢
Ernest Ritton at 97 Helen street, and
iaccording to the evidence heard ycs- DECORATED TURKEY PLATTERS 1N MANY ATTRACTIVE PATII ERNS .4
llerday. the mother of the children rip a 1':
lulllls Chill
24 will cool
Olle of the largest 'coons ever cap-
lpearr to be the person at fault.
. Nevertheless the children appealed
to be well (aled for and they told
lJlldge Miller that they are regular at-
ltendauts at a Sunday sthool and chat
llhe_\ are put to bed early elery night
An examination of their school rec-l
lords revealed the fact that the young;
Ier of the children has a perfect rec-I
”W No Stopped ““001 ‘H‘YOI‘G 5‘19 9" of William C Smith and Joseph W. I
Ieltd the fifth grade. Rooney, of this city. The coon la a
decided beauty, and tips the scales at
exactly 24 pounds and thlee quarters
I lThe animal was treed Monday night,
1 NEW YORK NOV 17 (Wall SIN“, ill a den tree" in the Wilton woods
10: 30 3 m I —-Corlpers and such new Yesterday Messrs. Smith and Rooney}
speculative favorites as Sugar shares revisited the den and captured the I
the Petroleums, lulled Fruit and Mar. coon An unexpected thrill ‘33 add-
Icantile Marine. were again the en- ed to the hunt as a result of a 2M00t
grossing features of trading on the tall experienced by Mr. Rooney. WlIIOI
lStock Exchange today. Anaconda, was cut and blulsed about the face |
|Utah, and Chino, each on an active No serious injuries were suffered. The!
lopenillg. ascended from fractions to 'coon \\
over a point, incidentally scoring new __,_W___._—
records Cuban Sugar also made a DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
ITODHY” IN WALL STREET
Loin Lamb Chops 250 lb. l’il‘klcd Pigs" Fool” me lb.
lll)ll(‘_\' t'mnll 'I‘ripc loclb. I’lllllcll llailtllt‘ 14c lb.
Watch our adv. for Thanksgiving Turkeys, Ducks
and Geese.
Schultzc’s 3 Saultary Markets
3: WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWAL‘K.
price as other makes.
'IllIflIl D. MORGAN
"(Successor to Charles E. Dow)
'11: Washington Street
South Norwalk
REMEMBER
Wm. EltronCo.
Incorporated. l
PA YS \ 1
lo II). For Rags *‘
and best prices for other junk
if you send postal or telephone
IIITEL. 44f" TEL- 441.
If). ectrical (10.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO avenues
Phone 905—50 80. Maln It,
' II 30. Norwalk. Mullc Hall lloCk.
flirty lullk
L" S. Jallcc
I>Succcssor to Wm. Effron.
Phone 499,
Meter Cycles
tt'ibutors for Norv‘lmlk and
South Norwalk ‘ I
he Sterling Motor Co. .
'Da‘rien. Conn.
.new maximum. opening 4 points high- W.
Ier at ms, to which another it points
lwus soon added, and South Porto Rico “an,“ A,
Sugar rose 101/, to 130. Fruit gained m Rm “I“, “m, “MRI
5 1'4 m" 160' California Petroleum son liclllv G. ltidabock ..d., and aI
Preferred f- at 57, and Mexican l’e- “MUN“. MIS. A. M. Evans of m“...
troleuln Preferred 4 at 90, Bethlehem Km“ 1“, “m, “Roma” and treasurer-I
Steel was up 4 18 “t 464' and other of Itldabotk & to of New \ork. Ho
war shares averaged] point adlarlccs. St'IH’Il mm” )NII‘S in ”u. Sclcnth:
\larlne Preferred declined " 3-4 to Regime“ N. I.. S. N. l. and Wall
Death of Francis A. Ridahock.
72% f first sergeant of Company (i lie was:
our ANNIVERSARY WEEK
ls Merely The Opening Gun For
THE HOLIDAY TRADE
It has come at just the right time to serve as a prelude
to the season of gift giving, and all purchase made now
may be left in our charge for devilery at any time and
place you may designate.
Our Golden Anniversary Specials
Are wonderfully attractive in both quality and price. We are
adding new items daily to the list already published.
Have you one of our Dainty Souvenirs?
They are Free for the Asking
1915
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
1865 G. W. FAIRCHILII & SON
997 MAIN STREET,
IT'S UNLIKELY
that the lion and the lamb
would lie down together, nor
our lamb butchered for us by
would ally of us care to have
the “king of beasts." Butcbeb
illg those days is both :1 science f
and an art, and we believe that
we‘ have taken master degrees
in modern methods. Another"
important thing, we believe in
giving good values in meats the
same as in other merchandise.
When you order a certain cut
and pay the price, you are on-
titlea to that cut and not all ill~
ft-rlor one. Suppose you phone
us a. trial order. Prompt ser-
lite'
CHARNOK’S MARKET
533-2 Wree Delivery
- subw)“AB.llfiCOTT. ILL. '5 UN- er of Mrs. “llllalll W. tester.
" WALL STREF'P Noon— 'l‘zrudilll 3 member of the Seventh Regiment
Im the forclloon was extremely llttiw. Veteran Association kallgly Coull
witll (‘o oplwts summing it ”*8" m" m- (hill and lllwreide \urm (‘luh
portion of the turnmel All lw literal “(,de h“ 50“ and daughlcl. be Is;
RI‘OUII increased initial some but ““ sllrlitcd blI his lllolllcl, \lr.c Frames
lino l’rcfollcrl fell under 70 Islam M. Ridabock ”.0 brothers. “1"...th
qupllml “as forthcoming I' Illlt‘d llidabock 0" Stamford, and Arthur I .
States SW” “0°" '0“ ”‘9' " ""i‘" llillabork of New Yolk and two sis‘I
from its callv llllltlll) Io 8t? and [;"‘(rs‘l\1lq.('.()x"fl p; Marks of Riwl
tlllellcnl Stool ill 19!. showed an moi side and 1er. g, C“ ”mum...“ ul
jnight guilt of 'II. (lulu-l- .ll \Iolols losc RIT- ’
Eton In the no“ record or 102': and (llll- .
cl glories of that I'lllss. as “oil as re ‘ Charles J. Powell.
' cent falmllos like lillllluin Irocmlllr ‘hllhafi ..l Panel] for many yours!
Ilw I‘mlbll‘ SUN IIIIII UHleimml ll resident of llllllllllly. died at the
fh‘lt‘t‘l “N0 in “WWII“ dl twill“ 0'3 Soldiers“ Home at Munich ml \lon
fro 4 Points. this Ms 1hp Hum m «lav Mr. l’oucll \uls .lll.lll\t‘ of INK:
.HVI‘ ”I”. “ill! point gains in land and (nine Io this (ounllv during
Reading. (‘nlladiull Pacific, Great lllc (‘ilil War. He PIIllSltIl and sell
Northern and New lillwn. llonds \l'orr vod Ill [be Nllln‘i) [ourIll New York
firm. Yolulllcers, ll was ll respected mum-I
‘ or of \lool‘o—Wilill- l’osIfG. .-\. R.. of
CUBAN AMERICAN SUGAR DIVI- llanbun. \lr. Powell was it member1
I DEND. of the \lI'lllOillSl Episcopal Church.l
NEW YORK, NM. l7.'—-Tllc Cuban 'lllc funcllll “Ill be held: at the un-y
f Amerltan Sugar (‘olllpany today do (lt‘llilkll‘ll: looms ni‘ W F. 'l‘ollllills0ll.l
llared a dividend of 2% per cent. on llzulllurv. this afternoon at 2: 30. Mom
.(lle common stock, being the first (Haw bars of the (‘ A. R. uill attend the}
llursolllent on this issue. and a regu- service. I
lur quarterly dividend of 1 3-4 per 3
from. on the preferred stock. Botll'
dividends are payable January 3
Ullt‘
W~-~._._.—
John R. Van Wagenen. I
John It You “‘accnorl father of
Harold \\ \an \\ :l“P.llt‘ll and blotll-
of
ABLE TO ATTEND COURT. South Noruulk rlie-ll this morning at
Judge Howard 13'. Scott of the (‘ivil his residence in Oxford. New York;
Comnlorl Pleas (‘ourt, was unable to .\l:. \‘an Wauellen “as n plolllillelltI
attend court in Blidgeporl, yestelday bu iness mall in lll‘di plate and cell-
lllorrling owing to illness. He tele- It'Wn in this cl} where he limb
phoned to the (.lcrk from his home quelltly visited his relatiles.
ill Danlmly that. he expected to be
on hand today: The case which is be. Funeral of Mr. Thieme.
fme the coult 151119 dunlarrg suit of The funeral of Gustave Tlliollle. one
the Goodby, Rankin Company of .-Pro 0f ”‘9 be“ “10““ local “mar makers
violence, which is slim" Arthur Sher “'85 held Waterday afternoon at 3
uood of Nolualk, alleging the latter “flow from ”’1’ ”"9 home. On High
obtained $122 worth of goods from the land avenne. R9“ ‘1 L- SIPIID. PflSl‘?
plaintiff through misrepresentations or 0‘ St: Pm“ 5 $911133“ Lutheran
that he had considerable real estate church omciatedyarld interment fol
and therefore was entitled to credit. lowed in Union cemetery, Rowayton
#_ -- ‘. The pail-bearers wzere John Nongo-
IMAY SEN‘D 7--YEAR OLD TO bauer Jacob Lillxweller, W J. Jesse,
I COUNTY HO'ME THURSDAY. t.h¥:e:b’l‘lllel, Julius Becker and H. 1
On Thursday morning Judge \lilleri (" yo '
{in the‘Trohate’ court, Bridgeport, will: IE
Idecldc wileItIller or not selenyeal-oldI The funeral of Joseph Whitley. \V.ho
Flank trulish sh
Funeral of Mr. Whitley.
76 North Mall street
WI 1—;—
REFUSED TO CONFIRM WEDDING. her arrival there she did not like Ja-
w whether it will he lol the lad's
i filly ”IIIlIbehf‘nT‘gd to “3 IIdied yesterday morning In the Nor-
Imam” a ‘9"‘0 “ l x ‘ other, Walk Hospital will be held/at. 9 oclock
go:‘fdll’riday afternoon from the undertak-
.Ito commit him to the County Home lng parlors of David W. Raymond, on
i0ld fOl attendance, While the 9W1“ 0‘ lured by Norwalk hunters, is the prize. ’
ill be mounted. I
I
llldllbot-k died Monday;
llc leave it)
W_W
l HOSPITAL NOTES . II
n as discharged today. i
I
.
H. Krieger & Co.
Sale On Overcoats
See Our New Chesterfield Overcoat
At $15
Better Ones at $18 and $20. They Are
World Beaters
Boys’ Knickerbocker Suits, With 2 Pair
of Pants at $5
Corduroy Suits, With 2 Pants and Cap
to Match at $6.98
CASH OR CREDIT
ADVANCE WINTER STYLES
tor street. illfolllllll allies noon affairs; tlllll‘tl], easily
repydducoll at home with liftlc expense. from the
NEW DECEMBER
McCall
Patterns
The new fashions for
Winter beautifully il-
lustrated. Hue hull-
Ill't-tl [lures of authen-
l‘f‘ tic fashion llll'm'lllélllml
~-llll\ll.llw l a a ll i on
what is correct
all
the new \Irntlr
McCALM
BOOK Off t
lib“ S
for (In etsimls 'lll
; , \;\ , q)
f:\lf ,. I J
Fashions
if “a
{Winter Quarterly) V ‘0
* NOW ON SALE
New Redingote
Model
Mct‘all Pattern No.
New Pocket Frock.
is w.hm.m. m ad- McCall PaIlerll No.
6885. We are show- 6881. One of the new
ing many other new
and attractive de-
‘c. l: MINTZ & Cilia‘it‘éia‘ai
wimp slylt‘r. l‘rul'llse-
l. ”pmmjw in (“mt llecelllher designs.
You intend to shield your fiilll'
ily from poverty.
What It You Should Die ?
Life insurance will make your in—
tuition a certainty.
Whether you intend to lnsure‘ or
udl,_\\'e shall-be glad t5 explain.
Joseph Lipili lllet u 1th a painful ac- '
cidellt this morning at tile \‘or'ualkI.
Tire and Rubber Co The middle and
third fingers of his light hand here
caught in a machine and smashed.’
He was taken to the hospital and at ‘I
tended by Dr. Broun . ‘
Amanda Decker, of 10 \\ est street,
\lrs. Belnair and baby. of “bite ‘
Bridge, Rowaytoll, were discharged J. M. layton &C0"lnc‘
I ‘ Real Estate and Insurance
this profiling
x I
—CARD or THANKS. ‘
f 5 Railroad Ave. South Norwalk
Phone 179 I . IDENVER. 0010.. Nov. 17 .~A mar- vs she refused to confirm the VOWs, k. _
chill: and Motor Cycle :mge‘.by Proxy contracted last Janu- a. form required by the gulch Govern. iflf' No’w‘“ - West Washington street. The services We take this me 5 of expressing ,.-—..-_-‘_wwr~«——- --—~———--
Repairs. ally by Miss Eugenia Campbell. of merit to make them binding. i “‘0 Cummiw‘ Hum“ Society will be in charge of Rev F A. solo. in the w .| c. r. u. t a South Nomullr! ATLAS powosn co. DIVIDEND
a F. 1EDenver, And John Pieter Scholten, of ha“ applied ‘0 the court for the boys man, and interment will follow in Rlv- Baptist Sunday school and Brother-‘ NEW XORK. Nov. -.17 —-'l‘he ttlusl
ed A.. epa'r l I
. . Shdp. Java, has been allowed to remain un- I100 LATE F03 CLASSIFICATION. icommltment alleging that his erslde cemete.ry ‘lrood, employee or Lounsbury a Math Powder Company declared an extra
continued, according to Miss Camp- ,. !” mother is dead. and that his father, I, 'cweo'n .CO- and all frien and nc'gh- 'dividendlof 3 1.2 per cent. on the tom-
/
-— ”- p‘w~——
‘lhell, because she 'was not pleased witnl. .{FoR BALE—«0N ACCOUNT 01o whose name is not given. is an unfit Funeral of Mr. Plait. _ how our appreciation for their kind-l In?“ stock in addition III the regular
quarterly dividend of 1 1-2 per cent .
THE .‘37 SITUATIQNS 'the tropical setting of her prospective ul‘aurnlns. good qualty stylish modern. {Person to have a child of such tenderI \The funeral of Charles Hr Flatt will NSF to us in- OI“? r }ent bereavement.
“ ‘n mlrertllllnlg to the home in the Dutch rlslnnd. Miss (lamp- Wardrobe. 38 bust, 39 skirt Hats. MINA“ in custody Gullah and his be held at 2l30 o’clock this aitgjloon Also tor floral tributes payable Dec 10- The total dilldends
players The Sentinel reaches bell is back“ in Denver. Aooordin to crisillai cost. New goods. Room _'i‘ell.‘I father are sold to live st‘afi Church1 from the home of his daughter. Mrs. MIRE. ALBERT, SHERWOOD declared on the common BIOCR for this
I
,. to Harry Carley, 1 Academy street. and family. year HOW Ialnpunt ‘0 11 1' 2 P" “9“,"
n Rooter Building. at“: I1t' Istveet, Bridgeport.
‘e
a.
m stimuli and ”cum, Miss Campbell, when she found
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