77 .7-«3:
,‘ bold “saw,” but few will
3. m that this being married
is such a misfit. The pleasant-
st way to enjoy life at home
is to nit lay-the fire—and let
“It roam. The speediest
route in a home in the sky
is to go without coal beCause
it ism. The bitterest win-
just what yOu demand.
High clasvand reliable service are worth more to you
. This Company continues tweintain its enviable reputa-
tion for high standard of manufacture and a service that is
than something else you cannot thoroughly depend upon.
QUALITY 7-— WORKMANSHIP —— SERVICE.
Three of a kind you Cannot beat.
Eventually you will want The Hatch & Bailey‘s well
manufactured lumber exclusively—Why not now?
The "Halch £2 Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Penalties Insulin: in $304.45?
Inns-d on In Arrested in:
llill lleie _
/
llANBL‘RY, Nov. 24.» No trials
,took place_in the (‘ily Court this
lmul‘nlllg in the cast-.7 alleging Viola-
ilions of the license law as the re-
sult of the raid of a squad of state
police at the Elwood hotel, Mill Plain.
last Suudav evening. A conference
between Liquor Prosecutor Charles
. ii: that at the Pole, is
rude hto summer by using '1
2' rd coal. The best coal on
J at on far as we know7~we
5 SS it of course but we don‘t
7 like to crow.
THE ;
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7 SETTLE the
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w College
" . South Norwalk
L. Stamford.
Port Chester.
Merchants Profit
Sharing Coupons
With all Cash Sales
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An opportune time to select a New Round Dining Ta-
...... $7.95 to $25.00
bit: at a phenomenal low price.
Special PriCes from
Formerly $10 50 to $35..oo
Select your Table new and save money.
A WONDERFUL DISPLAY OF STERLING RANGES
The Range that is guaranteed to bake, cook and'heat
at a very low consumption of coal. A real money saver.
$15.00 to $75.00
Rangcs from
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We specialize in furnishing homes
complete
Sterling Furniture Co.
8
127-131 Washington St. So. Norwalk
Phone 105
92 Taylor, who appeared for the defend-
A. Hallock and Attorney Howard W.
,ants. was held for nearly an hour
. before the cases were called and dur-
.ing that conference. an agreement
was was reached satistrlctory to both
sides. l
As a result of the conference Roll
r-l‘t Keatinn. bl‘tilllt‘l'dli-luw of William
.A. Jackson. proprietor of the hotel.
‘1 pleaded guilty, by adlil-e of his coun-
St'l, to the charge, of .7cllin:.' liquor
on Sunday. Nolclnber 19. Liquor.
.I’roscculor “allot-k llit'll l‘etolnnlend-
ed it fine of $21M and costs and Judge
lllootll luudt- Illfll the line, The losti-l
lamoulited to $34.37. !
‘v
-
Tristram‘ 8. Hyatt
Norwalk’s Loading Dry Goods Store
with the latest modes.
.lolln Rusko. Elmer Hurry, (leol'ut‘
Walsh and Michael J. llcpan. charged
'u'illl livinu fl't-qucllters of the saloon
inltl't’ liquor was sold in \ioltltinn of
ilhc license law, all pleaded vuilli' bV
advice oi their counsel. Each no.7
flnrd two dollars and co7ls 'rt... costs
_in tar-ll cast- amounted to $16.02.
Liquor Prosecutor llallock recom-
l mended an absolute mile in the case
of Mr Jalkson. also (ha ‘izt’ll with
‘ sellinz' liouor on a Sunday and Judge
i Booth nlloned the nolle to bl‘ entm‘ell.‘
The total amount of fines and costs
was $304.15 and this sum Mr. Keat-
ling paid. pilvmlr his own firm and
' that of the other four own. ()nelmlf
‘ol lllt fines cues to the amtc and the
'othcr llrllf goes to the local court.
l u. Hut "(thin-t nrlhvman rt‘ tho sluts!
lpolice, appeared in the. court room in
{M7 wmintion uniform. This was;
I sonwtliinc new for “.17 court but Ror.
flmnnt Ilridcmnu said that he allpcar-
‘ cd in uniform ill accordance with ord-
. el-s recently issued by the slate polite
i commission.
till 13 lain
: lll Sflflllllllll Holt.
tt‘ontlnued from First l’. go.)
When \‘illil. |lt‘l‘80l:lllll' ltlldlnifi
about 3.500 mt‘ll. armed and mounted-l
; approached (‘lilliuallull cit) lo~t|tly tllc
Carranza tlcncl‘nl and the rear lson;
! belicled tllc force of tho tinndit clllPl-;
i lain was that of hen Murrlulu. lc-ptu
t ed to be marching north front '1‘ orimn;
to thc relief of Chihuahua. \‘illll_
moved his army ill betwccn t‘lllllua»?
ed hull and TOt'rt‘Oll; their, ndl'anclnr:
north along the Mexican l‘cntral;
Railroad, was in ”‘0 very lilnits ofl
the city before the identity of liis‘i
lulu was discovered,
' Same Ruee Used Three Years Ago.
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It was in it singular {tanner tllnt
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Clifford Pharmacy.
So Main and Elizabeth Sts.
Phones 833-1533
iCe‘l'tif‘icatc and Coupon Free
rs. Baler Virgin O’Neil l
VOCAL STUDlO l
48 West Avenue, ‘
South Norwalk i
For particulars
inquire at Studio l
Phone 840. g
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SOLDIER HUSBAND FO R “ALIMOI‘Qf QUEEN "
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idea of good style—and ati
So. Norwalk.
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‘ . Your ‘
FALL SUIT OR COAT
At .
SENSIBLE PRICES
“for Unbeatable Value
‘ . Accounts Opened
o
in, a lie-tensor
_ j . Villa captured the city of Juarez on
November 15 1913, when he boldly"
seized trains south of the border city
and wired to the senerul commundlm'
the Huerta forces in Juarez that ho
was coming to his relief, signing the
,1 5 fi'\.‘ -
general and then shootlng the, tele-
graph operator. Villa slipped into
7 Juarez and captured the. town before
the Federal defenders discovel'od the
tune l
Telegraph operators in (‘lllhunhna
talking to telegraph operators in
Juarez stated that lhc booming or big
;guns was so loud that they could
hardly hear their instruments . and.
that nluch damage had been done in
the city. either by fnultt fire from the
Carranza guns or from artillery with
the Villa. v.0lumn
The operators said they thought
Villa had artillery, and late this alle
noon declared the Villnatnlr were in
control of one section of the city and
we re hauling of! supplies in wagons.
giving the impression at that . -r
that the attack was more for the
purpose of provisioning the Villa
army than for taking the city.
Battles Regen A.l Day.
At 3 o’clock the battle which be-
gan at 11 a. m.. was still raging. the
ailment advantage being with the
Government forces. Villa is report-8
Aid by Gé‘ll. Gonzales to have at least
3,500 men. practically all of whom
lire ll men and mounted. He ll also
believed to have machine guns, but
no heavy artillery. For tbs reason»
the twenty or more heavy eld guns
at Gen. ~Trevlno’a command were
. phln to we‘ve H7— '7‘-
- Villa bandits. The field WMOYel'etl'
with dead and trying limit. ...... ...- ..
ago stated. I
A sortie by Cilrrnnzn cavalry .sup
ported by artillery. resulted In the
lure OleflnY prisoners. who were
without ammunition and had mine
since morning without food or water.
It is reported here tonlght that
bandits. either representlnLVllla or
some other lender, have made their!
\
. .1..- 1...... .e
appearance southwest of Juarez
along» the line cube Mexico North-
western Railroad. all" as it "~th
' ;quantltles of merchandise wblohtliil
Polio rue'oharlts were shipping to
Tailored Suits and Coats
For ladies and miSScs are a most attractive display in our Suit Section. New models\ar€
being received constantly and will repay, frequent visits for those who like to keep in tOUCh
f 1'?! il l‘. I'ITIHIIIWA.‘ ...
A Fine Line of Chilren’s Coats
Fur Coats, Mulls and Sea Neck Pieces
The latest styles of all the most wanted pelts
Dainy waists of silk or lingerie ‘
intst (c “italn that the Ythlt‘rl or (‘nr- 5'00’00’99’00.«.«.o’”.00.”.00.00.00.«:O0.00.«.“.”.“ :“z‘0:”:"‘::1
o ltuo “cells uould be gt lulu d They
:5:
7.0\ elnmt llt .l full atcount of tllc pro :3.
ranrns representatilh lot it lelc7s ..
ucll illsistrnt lllllt tin v must in git .
ell .lu (lpptll’iunll) to ltlt‘l‘ to their
l
lbsals made by the \lnciicau tom ‘ :.
mission after Stt‘lrl‘ill) of tho In
00
’ tcrior Limo. (‘liulrlnttll of the (‘-0m 1.:
mission. had scored from lresidcnt
Wilson his uppmlnl of the plan. The» '0‘.
were unwilling to sign the agrteulcnt .
us it stands, llo\ ell-r even after crr- :3
lain nloditlmtious had [Ni u made. on. '3‘:
less sanctioned bl (ltll'rlllza to whom oo
it was planntd that Albino J 1 till, l ”3
arm of tlic totnnli77lom l.7‘. .7liould [0' n ...:
dl r it report in person. 1
So tc'tnin \l‘olu the .\le\it:ln7: tul‘l) ..
mom that tho recess uould bo- grullt- '
cd that Mr. Paul had made all pro
parations for inning today for Qucrc-
taro, \rlicrc the
59:.
First t‘hici it: 11ml“.
. attending tllc Congress it>7t‘lllbl“tl for .
it new corral-19:9.
lllt‘ purpose of drafting
tution. it 1.7 llll(l‘. rsl'lod that Luis“.
t‘nbl'eill, tllnirmun of the C‘t)lllllll8§l011,l
uill llnnlin ill tllc l'nitctl States un 3.
til the joint rmnmissiou rr‘c'.omcncs .00
It was indicated llilll action on \‘lt’l o
l‘t"'.1\ll“.7l of the .\lcxicnns would have,
I lucn taken yesterday but for tho [lb-i.
sriltit' of Dr. .1. it. Molt, onc of the. 3
American commissioners. llr. Mott
returned today and was lll‘l‘rt‘lll when .3
the lucctinu lN‘L'illL 1
Thu American colilnlissloners np-‘
poured to regard the deternlinlltiou‘of
the Mexicans to place the question 3
in ”m iumilc- nt (inrmnauvnot us in.
dicntlre of failure to effect an ltlzree- O
luellt.”bul nlorciv its lul"""‘" «lav. ll 3:
is understood that the Mexicali cont- 3
inisslnuers have (fern practically con 3
ruled that the nizl'cclilcnt should be.
sipped. but that ‘llll’V do not are to 3
ussutlle tllc responsibility.
H Kriegct tCo.
West Washington Street
Clothing :
for Men 81:
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easy pay- I;
33
t 35
men S s.
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MACKlNAw COATS '36
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" From . $5. 00 in $6. 98:?
I 3 Men’ s :3:
My. .... allies
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lllfll lllll Wilt
Wllill mistrial.
When Bllioue, Headnehy, Sick, for:
Sour Stomach, Bad Breath,
and Cold:
Get. a 107cent box. ‘
Take a Cascnret tonight to cleanse!
your liver, Stomach and bowels. and.
you will surely feel great by morning. i
You men and women who have bend“
ache. coated tongue. a bad cold. are
bilious. nervous. upset. bothered with
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53 WALL sr.
B. Ja [31180 It NORWALK
OPTICIAN Phone 438
Everything in the Optical Line
" EYES EXAMINED FREE
a sick, sassy, disordered stomach7,or ......L... -...-.m
limo backache and feel all worn out. 7
Are you keeping your bowels clean
with Cnscnnets—or merely forcing it
passageway every few davs with salts.
cathartic bills or castor oil . .
Caliban-eta immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach. remove the
sour, undigesth and fél'fnentlnx food
and foul gases; tulle the excess bile
from the liver and carry oh‘ the con-
Steam Dying 8: Cleaning Co.
Formerly known as Bridgeport Steam Dyeing &. Cleaning Co.
Silk Dresses, Gloves, Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned.
' . H. LYNGE, Prop/
249 State Street —BRIDGEPORT-—
atlpated waste matter and poison,
from the bowels.
Remember. a. Cascaret tonizht will:—
straighten you out by morning. A 10- ‘
cent box from your drllgaist mean-l
healthy bowel action: a clear head
and cheer-Muesli for months. Don't
forget the" children.—.—Adv.
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QUEBEC. CHURCH BURNED.
OTTWEC. Nov. 24 ~Flre todav des-
troyed the Limollou Roman Catholic
Church hero with a property loin es.
"mated nt 8180 000. Fifteen years
also the edifice of this parish. which
is under the mllrlmlco of this Capnclnc
Fathers. was similarly burned.
Winners' ml
The out-door boy who sets the pace,
wins “'the race by his real not. his
' «trimmed with plaited ribbon or with shadow lace, in ,am-
. hinder The seam.
' “or W eollnnnl. Col!
’ was «and; he
' II MU. idlil Villa“.
‘1
Mrs. Edna G. Reakrrt former {1y returned from t_ c Mexican .
wife pf a wealthy clung mnl oil border. She was said to have 0}!-
Cincinnati. whose
tention that She was called the so much that she was able to al-
“alimony queen." has married air at a charity ball in St.
Frcen Behl Nulseil, a captain in uis in a {room that cost $8.009 When, 111:“ 5:;th Join oint‘
the \llbsourl’natlonal guard, who
rge alimony tallied alimony .of $256,000 0."
’ from him attracted so much at- $2, 000,900. At any rate, she' has
Pershing: army bare. been ordered “all?" L80 by ailmeane '1“ him choosy“
held in Juarez
Give him Child; shoes that will;
lr this euueuon continues it willlg
be necessary in rename army all) stand t a wear and m, o; the bound
Mob“: limb "mowing some“)
not all its supplies by motor dill“. a
from Columbus. N. M. or o e m ,7. “7.77.10,- in. native teat. ohm It
folr prion: of. "if! “M A ”I“ !
ATLANTIC curt N’. Nov 8|—
Kimonos
Flannelette and Serpentine‘Crepe Kimonos in a, large va-
riety of styles and colors.
Plain and with Japanese or floral designs, trimmed tnith sat-
.in bands or ribbon trimmingrfmade in Empire rstyle, or
Shirred at yoke and some at the waist. ' ‘
Medium and extra large sizes. Prices range’from
$1.00 to $2.25
ShOrt Flannelette Kimonos;.....'.... . ...r:...... 59¢
Long Kimonos of Japanese silk in beautiful floral pattemS.
pire style, or with shirred yoke and fancy cords to match,
$8.98 ,
J. l. MALLETTE
.i.‘ .
.0: the railroad. and p tilt.‘
Keeler’s Shoe Store
Nettle-lie AIR RUM.
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