~s 450‘ rigor: me n ’(‘ongressrnan E. J. Hill, of this city, will be shotvn at \of next week. "re-guard- your estate quite as well as children will be shown Tuesday and l p“) JOKE ; The route of the State of Maine ex- [- 4-mmmmyue have tools will be caused beau-ins to; l, to pc: 4 3, this train being operated here: [or F!“ protection. night and III! er by way of Newflaven. Middle;- |i4.r4 insignificant appears the post 1-444 n, Willimsntlc and Putnam, lesv-V I’hrn (cornered with u'hpt bi’ Fire 3| ' ' .\'ew Haremeast bound, at 1120.4. lost. | ‘ 1., and leaving Putnam westbound, In mwmulale Property is no joke. ‘ l:10 a. In. Notices calling atten-l It“: twins R 80 up in 51110“. it . to the change have been posted; 4' rations affected, and the new time. to nor t of all to tax endurance. is lhr U Dusk! that you had 110 insur- as are in the hands of agents. l l ant-e. 4 T i “MORAL" l . movie picture is to be taken in l haure today with ‘ around Bridgeport soon. The film i be taken by the Pathe Freres it .rnpany, and Robert Edeson will be Favlor & Golden the leading man. Four hundred peo-' ple will be in the scenes, and many “extras" will be hired The company lhas already arrhed in Bridgeport The I ianirnals in the Barnum & Baley with s I AM FORD '4‘” winners in“ be “bed to some ex 1 Substantial construction is nec— m" m the plcmres‘ icssary, if a furnace is to last a lifetime. That is the reason for the heavy durable castings in the Stamford. Length of life is, of course, not the only test of a good furnace. Two points of economy in :1 Stamford furnace are the two dis- tinct jackets (and provision for three if necessary) with an inter- mediate air space, preventing the heat from radiating into the cel- lar: and a gas burning flue which Trust Company Building Telephone 1230. .\'exr Sunday Rev. John Stapleton \ lll ttlebrate hs fourth anniversary as pastor of the South Norwalk Con-1 grtgational church. The day will be '4 memorable one. A systematic cam p: iign has opened to bring about one of the largest attendantes in the his tory of the church \ir Stapleton came here from Brooklyn, N. Y., suc- 00 your Christmas cceding the Rev. (‘haries S McFar- Shopping Early- jlnrid and he has made good in every STOCKS ARE READY. ‘P pm __ iburns the gas emitted from the ‘ mm? m and 100k around. se— -- WW. ‘colafl properly installed, a Sta f rl : lettions Wst‘f'le-d until such day i Ill 0( i as you wish i HIGH SCHO0L Norfis ‘furnaCc lS unexcelled. i i roa SALE av m ., V HORACE R, NASH f6} Dz? ”We ‘WW' “”3““ ““d “W COL North Main and West Sts. llcr'biitk oi the N. H. ‘3.footbull teamJ ' ‘ _ \/0 "is lodn) the possessor of a HOIHWM‘ '1. \ 4(‘iooked nose While in the last game, lIIGERS “AND 0"] "u "MING '10:” PH DAVIO 1(‘aptnin (‘opie tii4kled lianburs‘ s bigl 85 Washington 5‘ 30- NONI-"t Elulllilltli and at the same time rcceit (Lolitinued from Ninth Page) .ing a pair of heels till the bridge of his now. The injured member is Lynch .................... quite out of shape itnri'will probablyl (temp... rum liusscll ..................... Right lirtlf'liut'k. WEATHER FORECAST. (Hearing and colder toight; Tuesday he put under mctli4al treatment. inn and colder l local high boys have been quite foriu llt‘r‘mnnn 4‘ I (ier'ntll _ . 4. 1 :4 I a i' " ‘ i 41. MONDAY, Nov. 29, rgrs 'fi WINTER CAR Like the car itself those winter bodies are strong but light; and the motor therefore retains all its liveliness and flexibility 4 . l izDODGE BROTHERS i l 1 l l The demt'untable tops are uphol- stered in cloth. The lighting is by electricity. The lines are graceful and the finish is in keeping “llh that of the car. The motor is 3043:? horsepower The price of the Winter Touring Car or Roadster complete, including regular mohair top is $954; (f o. b. Detroit.) S. L. BENEDICT 3 78 North Main Street, South Norwalk i 4 Disturbance which are central thi ‘na to this year in that no serious in chnessy ........... (iar‘irk, (‘hncho' i 3:121:24?szifzifgrgezniiategndrzl:;i ui'ies have taken place. i H Left llnlfback. l k i i somber in the Lake region and along] W 1“. .\no t h “'Fullbat'k ........ .44; Di ' lire Atlantic coast north of Virginia. ”rob”, \iicky: ' Pleasant weather prevails in hthee‘m ceu- VICHICAco fMIBA”. ‘ """"" I ' Z ‘ ' '_ """" ' 4 O l Ital and western districts. l _ ,lemka'. i ‘ eratures are high for the season 8mm; . ilelcrre, (.ustafson; Inner, Smith;1 lmonos the year in the eastern districts mlllcs PICK AN ilinesmun, llardoa; four ten minute; ~ quarters played. 4WY0MING ELEVEN l8 —(iood backs‘ fibers is a steady fall in temperature from the coast yestward to the Rocky Mountains. he fall in temperature from New Haven to Williston. N. D., amounts to 50 degrees. All-WESIERN ‘lEAli | t‘lilt‘AtiO. Nov. 29.7 iwcre plentiful but good linemen WEATHERfO%A¥EARJ AGOiscure in the. central states, according if. ' ito critics who assumed the task of . '4 __ . ' NEW YORK. Nov. mar-Five. thou- finickiug All Western learns. The name "ugh 1All Western itself is a misnomer. for ionly the limited territory from Ohio ]: 0 Nebraska. inclusive, is covered in W ‘Ihe search for talent. No accountn is [W CIIV NEWS! irulten of the llockv Mountain and ii‘acific co oast players. although at The regular Saturday night lun ileum one of them, Herman Abraham of the Oregon Armies, made a remark- }us enjoyed by members of the South .\'or'walk Club, Saturday. able showing against the Michigan Angles, one of the best teams in the - ’_““ l Schools of the city opened this: ch 'distr'ict covered. in the selections mailable, the morning following the usual Thankmini‘smnv Minnesota. 'gii'lng holiday of several days. Tackles—Bucks. _-_ Shull, Chicago: Guards—Fitzgerald. Nolre and lyunningan, Minnesota. Quarterbmk—Russell. Chicago. Halfbucks—llisulbetsch. .\lichiganiin- with Rutherford, Nebraska, and Ma tfurubled the ball and Lusconib snap iped it up and raced for a touchdown. 1 'I‘4'nmt'ratur4': Low. sun‘u sailors, officers and civilians fit. Partly cloudy. Wyoming. fir?! division down the eleven oi the ll. 3. S. South Carolina. second division champions. winning this game the Wyoming won the right to play ’the II. S. S. New i Hampshire. plan, for the Atlantic fleet champion- ship. The game will be played next Wednesday afternoon at the same .place. The Wyoming team won yea- lhe fol lowing have received grcuteal number of votes: “'lsconsin. and“) fl 3 to 3 lie. , The new Psychology Class will meet llarireJPOMM“ 0“ ”‘9” feet ‘lcmorrow afternoon at 3 c‘tlock, at the Community Club rooms. 'fhe fair committee of Uncas Tribe and the American Band will hold its combt'r. Illinois, equally divided first meeting this evening in Red] Fullback—Ilicrrnan, Minnesota. The next period was a nil) Mid luck Men's Hall. 4 ’ affair, but in the. third Morning took -—NOTICE. ta brace and counter] again. A forward The sixty-fourth congress, of which The Battle and Fall of Pryzemys] ipass from Decoursey to Mollinski net- the Springwood ted 40 yards, and a couple of end runs is a member. will convene on Monday Moving Picture House. Lexington ave-'ztdded 30 yards more. With the vall . tonne. In five reels. This isran A. t‘. ion the foes two yard line. Sears F~ feature and these Pictures were .broke through for the touchdown. De Mrs. Clarr-lssa B. Bates will serve taken by A. K. Dawson of Stamford, coursey made another point for his a dinner to the members and friends who was with the Teutonic oi‘ izurkingiiam w. R. 0., Tuesday. during the rapture Dynamltlns the uprights. November 30th, at her home, corner bridges. construction work, bombard-i The next touchdown was made tr. or Madison and Spring streets. lmepsf, czvalrr and infrantv are all the 1854 session Beech intercepted a vrv y s own in these pictures. Pic- . The South Norwalk Trust Company tures will be shown Tuesday and 2023::5532: and “Shed 75 yards for say, there is no time llkothe present Wednesday night of this week. She ow; - to make your will and no one who can commences at 7: 15 and a matinee for roof Fifteen football players were killed this efficient Trust Company. gulries are solicitbd. In- Wednesday afternoon at 4:30. Tick-i gets new on sale. ~~~————-— —- l .mmwmca , :$1, 000 IN THREE YEARS in games. or in scrimmage during the 1'1915 season, which closed Saturday. I reafig tor tlir number ten were high school M Do yo“ e that .you can save this sum through bovs‘nnd five were members of col- dip ayatemalic Barring plan afforded to our Bends of Thrift ? "i" Self-made men have always said the first $1,009 was M the hardest to obtain. LFloyd Rollins. a boy 11 years of age. of Austin, Texas.‘ He was injured in a scrimmage and died as the result of the bursting of. a blood vessel in his head. Come in. I“ I“ III in" on how' ' ate it ,, It is a notable fact the members of ‘ y by. y mu ' ‘ the well trained teams of the big unl- _..". ‘“ ”'n d " n.“ can Ifllfllllpfllh-g‘l’eltmdts. " "45 versitles went througlrthe season with .141 'Peoples Trust Co 5 ..-: only minor injuries. But some of the deaths. it is certain. would have do- vnomous Al in saw the football team of the U. S. S.’ champions.’ in u play off of a tie name at the. llrooklyn Athletic Field yesterday. Byi the third division chum-- Ends-«Chamberlain, Nebraska, antiI terday. 19 to 0. The first time 111989. teams met they bellied five quarters‘ Yesterday the vlc-l torious aggregation played their op4' ! After five minutes of play. the Wye .ruing scored its first touchdown. Dab? one of the South Carolina backs.1 allies teammates by booting the ball over. lege teams. 4 Among the victims was” This Christmas Season's showing in Kimonos' 15 more I t 7 beautiful than ever and the newest shades and designs are i l i found in floral crepe, flannelctte and Jap Silk. i Shirred shoulder effects. empire yokes, regular kimono ! styles and shined at the waise, trimmed with satin bands. 1 plain pipings and slurred ribbon pipings. Good assortment ' of colors' in small, medium and large sizes. i Pricesnngefrom......... . m3100l0$298 4 JAP SILK KIMONOS with shadow-lace undersleeve and silk cord, in floral designs .. . $7.50 I I. MALLETTE i W I FRED. J. FABLE ‘ NEW. YORK AUTO MOBILE MESSENGER: FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK All Goods Calledi for and Deivered the Same Day _. i 4- REASONABLE RATES“ PHONE 1360 SO. NORWALK, CONN. DO YOUR OWN SHOPPING. "Orzjrx'14Hosiery Gives the BEST VALUE for Your Money Bury mum—1mm.“ Wale-INN“. Any Color and Style From 25C to $5. 00 per pair - Look for the Trade Mark! Sold by All Good Dealers. Zom’ (5’ Taylor PHYSICAL uncisr .. Mlllll Arnircflol soone- .......... l l __ ! Wholesale NEW YORK J r l letes is looked after by experienced men and where the coaches. are well iiicquainted with the rules. V The toll this. year is the same as last, despite the fact that the men who gdrrtw up the rules tirade an effort toi eliminate some of the rough features. 1,; Penalties were provided for “rpugh- 'PRINCETON, N. J., Nov. 29.——A ing” the fullback, running into a mammanurtl for regular physical exercise after the whistle is blown or knock-.seems to have taken possession. of the lug down the secondary oifense after student body at Princeton University, tthe whlstle blown. In former yearsaccording to a report which has just many'players were injured when play-,been presented to the trustees' com- ers. threw their legs into the air and‘miltee on morals and physical educa- struck a man above the knee with the tio’n. lt‘ully“'78 per cent. of the stu- !lower leg. A penalty was provided dents are engaged in some form of against this practice, this year. in many independent and high school the number of branches of sport in games these rules wore not enforced.‘whlch contests are held has more Eight players- were seriously lniup'thsn doubled in the past four years. 4 ed and may becrlpplod for life. Dr. Joseph E. Raycroft, who pre- ' sen‘ls the report on behalfrof the de- FIVE HUNbREb SERBfAN ipartment of hygiene and physical edu- GUNS CAPTUREDI cation, attributes much of the enthu- ‘ rpm for sport to the great number dfigfilgNhfl’ 394' fill: Lori-1 “competitive games Which xb'avs output; the university. -,- tsers announced t But exercise or athletic competition and j, Bridgeport, Conn, The Howiand Dry Goods Co. HOWLAND’S Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave. and Cannon 5!. Monday, November 29, 1915. . are From Nov. 29 to Dec. 4 "c U Suits Made—“$20 For six days, beginning Monday,—a suit from any of our regular $1. 50 woolens, complete— "'90 \\ 4nn4'n have 4‘hoi4't' from scvt'i'al new and attr'at‘tivc sult's. fl ‘ l ‘N- < n \ ‘ lath nl thost \l\lt~ at thc .aint' prict of $24)—~—-un- has for or otlitr spt-‘tial trimminfls arc use-.41 'l‘lien. the utl4lc4l t‘llalj’t‘ \till .\’lllllih ilc tlic prit‘t of iht' spct‘ial '. trimming. E ' / AI l'.'-\4r.\ \llll nill b4 male urrdt'r a 4riiaianttt bv the \ttllC that its ill and finish shall bt' satisfutttn} Iliat‘h suit will lit tiit'tl 4m lit-"fort llt‘lll" lllll\llttli thus r'4'iilov- ' 4 my tliill"t“l of littlt' ilt‘lt“tl\ in fit. I '" lllt $154) \\'ool4n~ to In lllthtli from, arc lull and iniprcsxhc \iilllt lht_\ illtllltlt‘ all Ilit' lltll n4“ sliadts of 4 broom and gut-n and blut'. lllt‘)‘ lilt‘llltlt’ all the lllt't‘d ' \\‘t‘i’l\‘t'\ and NW scasmiahlt- weights. 'l‘ht'rt' is a broad- range from plain tinict black to rrrixtur'cs that arc full of 1”“ ‘ MM " l ' a-‘l‘ lir‘tiu4lt'ltillr St‘l‘gtf l'oplin t‘rt-pt' lit-4lf4lr4l t‘urtl l’i'lint'llzi ‘ (iabanlinc i ‘ .\liX4-4l sulfuricr .\ni' ~t_\'l4' iii any sizc up found including 44—— \n_\' stilc in siZt' abovt' i4v$22 Right rcar. Howco Olive Oil Fresh Crop Just Here .\o ltttin" (ll)\\il of tilt quality standard. bttrtnsc of tbt' difficulty in 'rttting it from l'rantc. $20 ills-lt‘, Hf that .\illllt spltn4li4l flruoi “hitl‘l has won such uarnr approtal and uitlr full pcrtcutagc of mctlitinal and food \aluc. . u l llout‘o (lll\t oil l5 pl"4<sCtl from 44rrt'full) «boson ripe tili\cs. ll ispatlt'cd lll met all" 4;th to which no foreign niartcr can enter. It is still uitlr tlic .\lUI‘t s guarantcc of quality and purity. Sims and prit‘t'~:~~ half gallori~$l.li5. pinc— 454' quart—X39 Front bilSt‘lllt‘lll. E O ‘ instruction Week .\cino corsbts lla\t‘ sonic fcaturcs found in no othcr— for cxainple th4'ir spctial iclf rc4lucingr 4‘.onstruction This Week, 0114' of the .\omo spct‘ialists is to be here to ghc information about tlrost' lcaturcs. to instruct ' uomcn about their \nlut- and liculllifulntss to fit cor- sets if unintn “ish, “ ,\ i . . f \cmo folks ll4'l\(‘ gitcn 4r grcat rim! of attcntion to tlic qucstion of health, in 4l4 signing thcir torscls. lll(‘\ \4: built them so my ghc 4ompl4tc support and rcstfiil case. Sonic rnodcls lift and hold tlic bodx in a firm but gentle grasp and at’rcngthcn thc nnisclcs. Some models redtu‘c th4 figure-Amt with no injury Ibis ucck of instruction will make 4l4'4ir to interested \mmcn the unions models and why cat‘b is tonstruttcrl , inst .4 4. .4... 4 Beginning Monday for one u cck. of value to worncn , who seek to combuic 4i graccful figurc with can 44ii'riagc -4 and full comfort. Haw you c\ cr thought that thcrc is both a ritrht way r and a wrong “4“ to lace. vottr corset? to adjust it? to ' “car it? ' Ncmo lnstruction \\"ccl\' will givc chance to lcarn the right way. — Second floor. sports which, aside from the many in-[MMHNE WIll Y ‘ 4 in dividual contests in golf, tennis, hand-l 44.. '. 4 .' balland canoe racing, are represented by 149 teams. Willi Si l0lll8 it A number of nren are i on lesprs of more than one sport 505' 4 - 4. 4 that iate I ruore than were actually in the uni- versity last year.. the total engaged in intra-colleg-i . sports is 1.571. a hundred'morei ClNClNNATi, Nov. 29.-—'rhe Na 'tional Baseball Commission Saturd” The actual mini-,awarded the services of player Fred" (her of individuals on thesg teams is’Lamliue to the St. Louis club of th 8412. last freshman intercollegiate teams in addition to these there were‘ National League. The Rockford cIu year 106 men on varsity audiof the Three I league claimed Lamlinl and under the reserve clause, but the com" '195 students, not members of any com-; mission ruled that the évidence sh petitive teams, are known to be regu ed that the Rockford club nranag‘ in: workers at Some form of physical had signed the name of the meal exercise This leaves but 321 men who, of the club to the player's unc' as far as the department could learn 'lional release, and held this relea took week J. Maia, at one time a saloon keeperi in Nor-Walk. for a discharge bankruptcy: As there was no opposi- tion and no appearance by creditors,‘- the application will be recommended by the referee to the United States of Tibati. 00““. qua-mumm- in The Son- its». if; "éANKRUPTCY Hsan'me. There was a hearing before Bank- F ‘ ruptcy Referee John W. Banks lasti RENCH HAVE no regular exercise. be valid. Soon after he obtained 1 document, Lamline signed with the St Louis club. TAKEN MAKQND‘ LONDON Nov. 29, r2_: m.—-'I‘hc new campaifrn of t ‘ il auto-British forces in the titan colony of Kamcrun, \Ve'élt crn Africa, has resulted Ill flirt advances. following the can“: announced last w An official statement today] that the River P it reached and, on the application of Vlncenso , from ._‘
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