'TfigmsbintoswinOWutall
3’11"“. coal we have is sold and
1.; mead ere the weather's
I sold. The price of coal is
is?) high because the stuff is
'lnighty shy, but do not think
the): we're to blame—we
:hp've to sell it just the same,
cost what it may it must be
had; believe us too it makes
named to charge this price
at which it sells because of
. war—and war is shells. The
1 men who should be mining
7 l c for
..<.-- “-5.4 . ..
_(, are forging steel
3.; , ea h’s control.
- _ THE .
spams. COAL
COMPANY
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Econ VALUE
m Frisbie’s Pies
_. . dessert. Sold at all
.4 stores. Try them
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p, George W. Coffin,,]r.
1- r- UNDERTAKER
Office and ResidenCe
4 Belden Place, Norwalk
Phone r44r
Lady Attendant
,MGregory Boulevard) _
East Norwalk
NOW OPEN
_, The most economic
‘HORE DINNERS AND ALL
j-‘KINDS OF SEA FOOD
l COOKED TO ORDER.
JOHN E. O'SULLIVAN, prop]
: " ”alcoholic Call 120.
Fr:- Up-to-date Service Call
[5' = rsso H. canons.
foetal Director and Embaime
Office and Residence
Telephone 904
Main 8t.. So. Norwal
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do.
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"A; h Cans
was; shovels. oil heaters,
jelly a‘ainera, etc.
bcrl F. Gellelle
‘ Frail ,dellvery
. 25 Washington St.
i ilvercoats
back styles.
#310. $12.50.. $15.
“ ' . $18 00
'..' St.
m cans, coal hoda, ash sitters,
flower
m stone creeks. jugs, wine kegs,
.- . presses, fruit jars, jelly glasses,.
Phone 1069-2
Se. Norwinllt
”their Overcoats, new belt
‘s'tyles, new box and full
V ,l'ighjClothingCo.
So. yttrium.
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[Louis Litchtenstejn,
Madurai-steeds:
Ofcoiusewe
the best of each grades. I
Cub
Build New This Fall?
:lfmmiaiatllgand no: use You, was:
willaethavatobareehilglhg
bk" Italian! cedar shingles if you prefer,
The Hatch t3 Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
We or
“was. a-..
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33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
New Fall Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts,
Waists, Hats and Trimmings ~
In view of the great advance in the cost of materials, l
these garments are surprising values. Compare the quality, 5
style and priCes of these Suits.
those offered elsewhere and you will find our prices are the
lomt. Go everywhere else first, then come here. .
“0““ we PARIS .
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Coat)- and Dresses with ;
MILLINERY t
SOUTH NORWALK. i
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SWEET ORANGES
LEG OF LAMB .
RIB LAMB CHOPS ..
LOIN LAMB CHOPS
FRESH EGGS . . . . . . .....
-GRAPE FRUIT .. .........
CAULIFLOWER . . . . . . ..
32 Washington St.
39 Main St.
Specials for Thursday
25¢. 30¢. 35¢. 40¢. 45¢ .
20¢ to 30¢ m.
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
Schulize’s Sanitary Markets
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20¢ :
:...:..:.:......:I.':‘3‘0¢1p. ‘
34¢
................ 3 for 25¢
South N orwalk.
Norwalk.
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RIB ,VEAL CHOPS
CAMPBELL’S SOUPS
Beers Meat and
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone r180.
Specials for Thursday
FRANCO-AMERICAN soups .............. 10¢ can
(2 Stores.)
Be sure and get your Profit Sharing Bank Coupons ,
when purchasing here for cash. ‘
SHOULDER STEAK ...................... 1 ll).
SHOULDER VEAL CHOPS ................. 2 ¢ ll».
......................... ’ 111%? .2:
Provision Co. , .
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 88!.
of the Church.
suspected of the murder 0
slain in an at-‘
tenlpt to obtain jewels worth 82.500. ,
inns, known to be suffering from
bullet wounds in the neck and chest,
disappeared Saturday. Police sur-
rounded the block in which he lived‘
and yesterday searched it without re-‘
sult. Then began the search of every.
who is
MINISTER Hume musoesea. l
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FORD PAYS WOMEN 3
‘ THE SAME AS MEN.
’Chicago DivinecLeads Search for Sua- —-———- |
peeled hurch Sexton. 3 u u
, CHICAGO. Oct. 25.—l.ed by not. “WM °f figment,“ H° "“1
niohn l’. Stafford. pastor of the Union' . . ' ' _ ;
Methodist Episcopal Church, deit‘Clw '10-‘02 BRANT”. N- 1- (’Ci- 29-”3
ill" are searching the my today for llcnry hord. the automobile manu-,
lecturer, announced after it confer-|
,‘cnce with President Wilson yesterday.~
that as the result of an "inspiring!
talk" he had with the President two
weeks ago, he had established the,
women workers in his .lants upon
the same pay basis as the men. ‘
.\ir. Ford authorized the following
statement :-- ‘ . .
" had the pleasure to inform
.
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”other carpenter had on rubber soled
(Continued from First Peas)
He sustained a fractal! of a hole in
Ill right hand, I badly N'Illl.‘ 1‘“
side and log, a sprained right arm and
Tristram & Hyatt
Norwalk’s loading Dry Goods Store
a cut on his knee. its,“ oonlned to
his bed today, but is feeling much bet.
ter than he did last night.
Mr. Candeld, working with another
carpenter yesterday afternoon, was on
the roof of the Mervin street factory,
port of which is now undergoing re-l
pairs. An old lightning rod was to
be torn from its place, and Mr. Can-
field and his companion grasped the
rod to remove it. inasmuch as the
Particularly in the heavier weights have just arrived and an e
vited. ' 3 f I . .. diam f
The New F
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shoes it is believed tint. the shock
of the electricity was neutralised by
the soles on the shoes. Mr. Caniield,
however, received the full force of the
shock and was buried from the roof.
He dropped about twenty-five feet and
landed on a few loose boards which
had been spread over the cement side-
walk. The force of the blow knocked
the injured man unconscious and it
was at first thought that he was fatal-
ly injured. Dr. Arthur H. Baldwin
was summoned immediately and after
rendering first aid treatment, removed,
Mr. (‘anficld to his home in his auto-I
mobile. 1
A more thorough investigation of»
the victim's hurts this morning, how-5
ever. revealed the fact that he is not
and in effective combinations. i
seriously injured but nevertheless is‘ CANNOT SHORTEN
. ‘ ~ ,tionaty. which urged the shortening $’
t‘ourt yesterday, in the case of ”10,0! many of the Sunday school lessons:
btate Board of Education versus Mr.‘by the elimination of lessons and pasU
and Mrs. Felix Pollack, agentshtor the sages deemed archaic. As a result.
lmnbury Manufacturing company, 00., the leciionary will be abridged about:
crating two underwear and cotton!10 p" “’1';
od ‘ ' . v‘
:0 stragtorzgsfim Illllls city.'for \loln :AvFiM TORN FROM l
'0“ (l P .l d all ml law prohibit-4 DANBURY WORKER.
in: the employment of children under, .__.... t
fourteen and of girls under sixteen, Engineer in Hot Factory suffer. Frl.l
without working certificates, the case' pitiful Acident. l
was carried over until Saturday: ilANliURY. "0“ 25.-Wiih “‘9‘
morning. upon the request of Muir-4°“;r myth“ h" “Kl" arm hampu-l
ney Henry C. Wilson, counsel for them“. an l 9 ”Del. part of t .9 tum ‘ descent. In the centuries that found
. ,lractured in three places. Thomas J. , , h , b (‘i'il
defendants. lMcKunc, aged 45. is lying in the litttl-'-l‘“h.“min “ WM“ 0|“ l 0] {ho a; I. a;
Attorney Wilson stated that therebury hospital as a results! an nch-! IZ‘WW an}: ill“ flagrant?! . [filthu’a‘ltisrn
was “ possibillt of 1,“an the matter «ism which occurred late Saturday ‘ e We" “ ‘ ,.
y Ynfternoon in the ailing room of (hwachictement. Patriots of that old land
settled outside of the court. ' ‘ “ Harry liclsechlan hat factory "winked mightily for the freedom that
W'- .\i r. McKoue who is the .ongineer' “‘8 ‘0 l" denml them “l home, on";
in the factory. was called to the sis-l muslin found in the new land 0
ling room to adjust a belt which hadi Across Lithuania in the two ”a”, of
slipped off a wheel. Instead of usingt n conflict has raged the bloody
. . . ' Europea
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iii tool with which 0 th as the b it 'tid f mittin' l til . innocent
the revolving pulley, .
— lof any art in the coriiiict this ancient.
hie usedf :1 ‘is 1:3” In 31?“,th th,°§.i\rya:t face has paid more dearly than
:19?“ o ‘8 s rt caug :1 6 mar» even Belgium for nothing more than
nery and he was lifted bodily f t that it
through the. shutting. As his hand the unhappy “0 . ' ‘
passed between the shaftlng and the path 0‘ ”‘8 -°°“‘“’"r“"" “0
belt, it was torn off just above the.
Whitman
till Will Sllfliliiis
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1 More Tailored Suits and Coats
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Include the latest models of Coats, Muffs and Scarfs in all the most wanted pelts, singly
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ASplendld Stock oi Silkcn Waisis&Peiiicoats
lily ill the-
whlch side happened to he so distill-l
have been.
arly inspection of them is im‘
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suffering quite a good deal of paint DECALOGUE' I,‘o”o”e“o”e°°:”o”e”o“o”o”e”o”o”e”e”0“0”0”0 .”.”.”.- ‘
from it sprained right arm. a small? . . . “9.. °
broken bone in the right hand, andepiacopal Convention 6w" Up EL. ‘ ' Q .
cuts and bruises about the body. ‘9'“ to put Ten commandments. {00 ’8
_ l sr. LOHS_ (m. 3o.~ Efforts 10;}. e
tshortcn the Ten t‘omnlandments have; & »
SEEKS “,000 FROM NEGLIGENT‘bcen abandoned at the present ses— 0" .
aunosou l O
l ‘ Ision of the convention of the l’rotcst- . q
3“ Least F H W GI 'nnl Episcopal Church, leaders in the” _ . .
; oremsn Bl" 0 at V9" 'concluve announced today. It was as- w W h S
l Unakilifui Treztment on Broken lscricd that until the next conventionlego / eSt as ‘ngton treet .
. menu: A... bee-use or a... uxrzi'ldalii.'lie'".’?§.i;.l'°m':t‘23231.“?!I“
lt‘kllllul and negligent planner in which i commission appointed to suggest ‘ O '
his bm‘afll’arm “"5 “’“Wd' h" sur'llllt‘lllud of reilsion of in}. book‘ of a. .
fered considerably and lost about 8750 . common prayer favored the shorten-l
in wages, A. E. Hunt, foreman for mph“, 0, {M 0, ”u, t‘mlullanlllli—nts b, 00 °
‘T. J. l'ardy Construction company hast 1" ~ ' ~ . .( . ‘ .. ‘ ’
instituted suit for $4000 ddllliifif‘fi'uw elimination of the reasons. Mem-| z
against Dr. George ll. Cows“ of 2;? £533,(“mama's "Ff‘JFH‘dUL‘; 00 .
‘iiridgcport. " " I' 5 b “m l H Y G t A y F t b O
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The papers wcrc drawn by Allorncy 1 would not. b.” web’w' hiatus-stun 0'; :. ave 0“ 0 n urs 0 9 I'll
Walter J. Foley and tire returnable tolmhrr‘ “like“ (if tilde illlommyd lctistcn :0 .3.“
.ihe Civil Superior Court next monthfiw“ 0 P resume a '1 ""“i' , ‘00 ’.
l-iunt alleges that on March it of! .1".th "W'lr how" ”w ”WHO" of Q. Remo ele P 030’
”115 year he went to Dr. t‘owcll nnd'"l”"i'o'l'mv ”whim to “de ”IF 3
emailed the latter to set a brokenEL‘l‘: m‘rksv'ul'?riv llillcr‘. .llr. lim‘” ' . ’3’!
bone in his right nrrn, He claims the “‘ "‘1‘ 0 ‘m‘ ' “ 0"" "m H" l' ' ' ' ”
downs“, doom". d him rm mm mm): g...“ li'gl‘lglmn. “WT“ ‘l‘alhlffli‘m'e: Bring them to us. We remodel and repair all kinds of 3.,
and ept telling him he was gettin l‘“ “ “‘ 09”“ ° . “““’- “T ”mil 0 -“
along all “til“. ‘iof Western Colorado were on llll‘ .0. fur coats! mUHs and collars. 0:0
(in ng 25, the plaintiff consulted aii'tilcndar. . ‘ V ‘ : »- ~ ~ 03‘
Whitman in New Haven andon June! I“ ll 30"“ ”RN” 0' ”1“ 1““ “Ml-‘9". 0:0 Satisfaction guaranteed. Tc ' .l 3
3 hp underwent ”-0 serious 0 m,‘llle domestic mission fields were dis; .'
i 1 d .pe l d i ‘ ’ f 3. 6:
[ ong " or er ‘0 Ki‘l lll.‘ lil‘iil back ln:('ll§§9 , 1115510113110“ i'OIll PVQ’T)‘ fit‘i‘w .
shape‘ [lionot the country telling of their ex- '3’ Ste our new lifts, the new Hudson seal capes and 3.
”WWW...“ _...._ periences. 0’ - O.
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CHILD LABOR case eosreonsol Th? 10“" “0"“ "“01"Pd "i" “‘90“ 0’0 Shawls Prices from ................ .. $25 to $50 ‘"
lL‘NBURY ()(‘l .13‘1“ “‘0 (‘ity'o' "10 joint (”Oillnllhfilflll Oil ”)0 li‘C-l : - .3.
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.dcsignule a day on which the ‘tlzcnn
of this country may give expression to
“their sympathy by contributing to illi!
.i‘unds now being raised for the relief
‘of the Litliusnlans in the war zone.
“And Whereas, i feel confident that.
’thc people of the United States will
the moved to an? n'peoplé‘micken by
.wur, famine and disease;
“Now, therefore, I, Woodrow Wilson.
.l‘resident of the United States, in
icontpliance with the request of the
1House of Representatives thereof. do
appoint and proclaim Wednesday,
,chmber l. 1916, as a day upon
‘which the people of the United States
,may make such contributions as they
‘. feel diapered for the aid of the stricken
'i.ithuanlan people.
' "Contributions may be addressed to
lthe American Red Cross, Washington.
ll). 0.. which will care for their proper
distribution.
In witness whereof, I have here~
unto‘Set my hand and caused the seal
of the United States to be affixed.
“Done at the (‘Jty of Washington this
‘thirty-tirst day of August, In the year
of our Lord one thousand nine hun-
dr‘bd and sixteen. and of the Inde-
-place Inns is known to have frequent- President W
ilson this afternoon that,
Al had established the, women worth,
tors of my plant at Detroit and in the,
[branch factories in other cities upon;
of Inns and last person known to have ‘ a pay equality with "1° men work-t
been with him, surrendered early to- ”5- I took this 3‘99 following my.
day when he read in the papers “conference with the President more,
was being sought. than two weeks ago, and I did so,
ed. Dr. Stafford failed to identify him
among the hundreds of men lined up
before him. Philip Merlsger, friend
WSsrn‘ess
Swim
him Rd“ M
wrist. freeing the body which fell to}
the. floor.
Without seeming to realize what
had happened, Mr.‘ McKune immedi-
ately arose and began to pick up some
tools which he had dropped. He then
found that his band had .been torn
off.
lost,
Belgium’s. has left. no power of r
cuperation to the old men. women an
children. all that are left from the
war drafts of the Powers, war drafts
that look the yeomnnry of Lithuania!
into a struggle in which they did not
and cannot have an interest.
utterly.
Desolation, worse than
9-
lpendence of the United States the one
'hun'drcd and forty-first."
a [Scull WOODROW WILSON.
By the President :_
ROBERT LANSING,
Secretary of State.
W
lCATHOLlC PRIEST WILL CASI
,by holdup men;
”rested him notified the police. Met:-
Metsger declared he does not knowbecause of the inspiring talk 1 hadl
how Inns received his wounds. Inns re-
turned home shortly after the time
Lichtenstein was slain by three men
who held him up and Emil Noel his
brother-ln-law, in the garage of the!
has] home. He ordered his wife to
call a doctor, saying he. had been shot
The physician who
get" says he left Inns early. in the even;
ing.
GYMNASIUM PROMOTERS T
MEET.
This evening at 8 o'clock a meeting
will be held in the store A. J. Ange
vine & Son, Washington street. to
complete plans for organising ‘the
new gymnasium which is‘being pro-
moted in this city. .
Already many have subscribed and
everyone interested in having an up.
to-date”gyrnnasium, are invited; in
fact, are” urged to attend this mosh
lug. _ ‘ »
A well- equipped gym is needed in a
city of this rise. and will result in un-
told benefit in everyone who interests
themselves. " 3 ‘ ,
3, lt‘wonld seem that living this pro
iect hearty NVM'ME evennsslll
it» tea ’1. team The Noe‘
walks; suspended your mm-
.,.
non tomeits‘rm at,
l“. ”"5"?"
Wilson on the forward‘
movement. among womanklnd. This‘
principle is now in operation and i
look forward with complete eon-
fldence ‘to its vindication."
Mr. Ford came here late yesterday to
shew the President advertisements
supporting the Wilson administra-
tion which he plans to have pub-
lished prior to the election. When
he stepped off the train and was
asked why he came to Shadow Lawn
he replied -"To get on the Wilson
band wagon."
with Mr.
Norse on THE BUILDING be.
“smear.
The Heating and. PiumblngICompany .
received three permits this morning.
one to do plumbing in the house of‘
Ass Fancher, 29 Wilton avenue; an-
other for_plumbing in the Naramake
Home“, and the last for plumbing in
the house of 'Anton Stommeii
Camp street: . ‘
W. E. Hoyt, of. Meadow
ceived a permit to‘bulld
on his housewhioh trill-
‘N
tartan-lag mangoes on~110
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um . mind's perv
even .
Robert.
mum‘s-trellis
on
an as
cost ”WV ‘
~ A partitions given. 30»!!! Sheff)" .
now ‘
we Were. .
cents a pound, bhe May‘o‘pllon ”’an designated the first day of NoVemher
to 20-01» the highest price it hulns a. time in which the people of the
”touched since the Civil War. iUnited gm“ span came to the help
The advance carried prices 87.90 a or their Ayn-an brothers.
bale above the low level of last Wed-E Let us not forget the purposes of
nesday. T59 strength 13 the late "‘d‘ ‘ the President's proclamation.
”‘3 yesterday .993de welt-mt many President Wilson’s Proclamation.
overnmlt‘lluylns orders. and the de- Wheressfl have received from the
cramped feeling in the
shoulder and arm. that
keepa‘yon from rolling
unwilling: toward, the
‘centero elred. thatin-
duces com lete, relaxa-
tion and a eeling of de~
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i future market today sold above 20
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112th e“- I 1 Census ”9°“ on ginning to October, United States a resolution, passed
Itianolseleas. _ i is. new traders had anticipated that , July 21, 19166, reading as, follows:
his sanitary—ail metal— the out turn would amount-to leasihan, .Wbereaa in the various countries
WWI. 7.600.003 bales. but the official figures . now engaged in war there “a four
ltcannottearbedclothea. . placed the total at 7,291,000 bities,}mmons 0f Lithuanians. the greater
1! laguamteed'foraquar- * seemed t° “0'3“" confidence “1 bull-i majority of whom are destitute of
- ish estimates °f the “0" - ifood, shelter'and clothing: and
' * Whereas millions of them have been
driven from their homes without warn-
! ing. deprived of an o unity to
make provision for their ost. elemen-
tary wants. causing starvation, disease
and untold clamoring: and ,
'Whems the people ‘of the United
lstates'of America havoloarned with
moon" of can plight of millions _r
mamas bolas!
only responded
lroaebad thorn;
Therefore be it
i _' 'iileaolved. "
imam
wounds ,srroas
,tescen notto
bratty “I.”
I :30 Nicki-”Trial
in , b has.
mm “mm“
at
to the cry. for-fin
cw.
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'i‘hstinviswottbe
~' these
. Si vntion is ill! mart 'rllom of'
ollttlf:b‘:>(dryn:llllt2eg$:l? . COTTON scones “OTHER ""3“ Lithlllinia. L l“
‘ 1 Hr that . PRICE‘ ' ‘ President Wilson, at the urging of
Y e 1112 pressure xnw vosk. Oct. 26.—-—Cotton in the Comesmn John J. as”, and
does away with u“ backed by congress in the mass, has
and have most toner:
VOTE 1$T lMElN U. 8.
Rev. 8. F; Chernitzky Among Voter.-
1 Made —-Nearly 1,700 Made to Date. "
i BRIDGEPORT, Oct.‘ 25.—Rev.,
: Stephen F. Chemitsky, No. 330 Spruce
lstreei, pastor of St. Stephen’s Hungar-
ian R. C. church, Bridgeport, is going
to vote this year for the first time in
America. Father Chemitsky, who
before coming to Bridgeport was pas-
tor of St. Ladislaus church in South
lfiorwaiir, ls‘a keen student tot boils
municipal and national conditions, but
never
franchiseT‘lhough he did vote in his
,home across the water. He was.o‘no
of the 13.0 voters made yesterday-
morning at tthity Hail. He regis—
'tered on time, but by telegraph inns.
,, much as he was out of the city ‘prior
to October 1“: . ' -
4
i Quite
railroadworirers. parlculsriy tram.
befor'e applied for the right 09 _
's number or clergymenhhsvos
.beon mods voters at this year's sea- . ’
lsions of the seieotmen and town clerk .t‘
. 1m ‘ ' '
whenever -saeb an ‘5 unit! ‘11!!! films is also marked, interest among.
4- ____ .A.
K."
lass in"provlding themselves wiry" .
mom, passports. mac-m We.
”residentwueosfsiatestwfi
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