. financed:-
, ‘vaather‘omildthe'
”" ”or the eon-w. not at!
' the furnace needs no
. but when it's cold
one! must be what will
of and: II we if
a. slow in loading?
a man sits doWn to
, “an ad. such thoughts
often mike him and
awards seem hard to
_ It‘s a bold, bad man
'could ask you to buy
~ coal is still so bloomin’
and we‘re not such a
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e sometimes think it’s -
“It: of ink to inscribe
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just what you demand.
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Eventually you will want
SOUTH NORW
‘_ “M'euthu-uuhnloksm-
uoniorhighenudardolrnawiacnue and
Highchaaandnllableurvice are worth more to you
than watching else you cannot thoroughly depend upon.
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QUALITY —- wonquNsulp — SERVICE.
Three of a kind you cannot but.
manufactured lumber egclusive’ly—Why not now?
The Hatch e Bailey, Co.‘
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called “charge stores" on dollar up
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chaser, must keep up the store's
iomer, must pay for the one who d
best and cheapest merchandiseia
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Thanksgiving . Bargains
are a Great Valuegivlng event embracing gl’rme’nls for women and
vide the, best and most for the. price paid. Come and buy from
for cash and you will save onehslf the'amount you pay in the so-
have to pay more than you would in a cash store as you, the pur-
colleotore. and above all bad accounts for which you. the good cus-
common sense and buy for cash and own the garment .oulrlghr.
t>I’t‘l‘."whorc 9159 first. then com here. You will llwn realize that the
””0““ “(he PARIS
always proven our ability lo pro.
us
and dollar down plan. You will
expenses of bookkeeping, book
oesn't pay, therefore, why not use
Go
sold at the
MILLINERY
SOUTH uoawrtut l
FRED H. PONTY
Palace Theatre Building
.. , Phone 990
We wish everybody a very
Thanksgiving Day to-
-w, and we will help you
hill}!- .
,, moor superb service with
Witter Records.
-. mp H. PONTY
.‘ Iain St. So.‘ Norwalk.
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.f"i"Crowns :
Kallery. the dentist, can
‘. (your teeth with gold and
them serviceable and a joy
,The’hlew “Crowning
' “'ifiGlory,” the Perfect
i Tooth!
,_ GREATEST
liOOD VALUE
, Frisbie’s Pies
_ most economic
-r to Wm. Elli-on.
Phone 499.
Mg of crowns, you know?
m and a benefit to your.
fromtosamertosam‘
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Street. East Norwalk.
«Reed & Volki
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Only Fully Equipped
RICAL SHOP
In the Town
_,UTO SUPPLIES
log—so So. Main or.
_ r Music Hall on.
.7 ""
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Tel. 371 12
Extra Large (images a
East India
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Ton So.
5 Washington Street
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pessimism created by the action of
have diasipltated
clue referred to by the board re-
mained under a cloud. The move-
m
was broader, with trading of a more
confident character.
market leader, with Rock island 1hr
next
strong
payment of the regular and extra di‘
viriends of 2 1-2 percent. that fact
the most extensive of any similar
momnent in months, the stock mak-
ing an evtreme gain of i 12 points
to 37 1-4 on reports that important
interests had decided
the work of rehabiliating that prep.
erty.
other minor rails. like the Missouri
'Paciiis and Wabash issues. at varia
ble, but substantial gains.
Texas and Pacific and Southern ltail-
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he federal reserve board seemed to
itself today. al-
hough international issues of the
out in the general securities' list
U. a. Steel held its usual place as
most active issue.
in anticipation
Steel War.
of Friday's
mpelling much short covering.
Accumulation of ltock Island “as
to undertake
There was unusual activity also in
. with im-
provement In .Denver K- Rio Grande
Preferred, (‘biv,'.go, Great Western.
way, the gain in the latter helm: at
socialed with- its re'ceut brilliant
statement of earnings. .
lllgh Hills“ were less active, but de!
cidedly firm, gains in Reading and1
other (loalers, as well as l'niou l’a-
ciflc, Canadian Pacific. (‘hir-aeo North
winter-n and Baltimore and Ohio rang»
in; from 1 to 1 1-2 points, pith aomei
shading later.
Munitions and Equipments were
unde“ intermittent pressure. with re-
peclal Weakness in Baldwin
while Bethlehem Steel broke twenty-
four points, quth of which was soon
rucovored. Pittsburgh Coal augu-
Iucnted recent gains by extreme ad~
vunccs of «i 34 points, but (‘opperrx
and allied slmree moved uncertainly.
points. Total sales
shares.
Rack island llcbculurea and (‘hili|
Copper 7
werc 1,265,000
market. with new low records for
r a re ‘
lnlted Kingdoms as and mm: 5's
'l'utal salt-a )pnr value) 35, 31mm
uddrcsa of the Suffrage Convention atrlhe area has only ~u low value for:
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STEAKSALMON .............. 25¢ p
T LE FISH .................................... ' ‘
STEAKHALIBUT..........................,..:g5 i frageNews
g STEAK con . ................................... 22¢ 1
; POLLOCK ..................................... . 12¢ "
. FLAT FISH .................... . 1 ¢ .,f:,",’;“‘;,‘*‘,“‘.‘,‘,‘ ’11???“ .‘}°‘.‘"‘.‘{,"
2 HERRING ......... ‘ ' " " W ““ ’9
............................. l i i ff 1 d —-.\l .
, SPANISH MACKEREL ......................... 2 ¢ lgrin"?Lil‘muciifind“333'“.ii.
. EESTER FISH ............................. I ¢ ‘smiw. .\irs. (‘au gave me principal
SEA I'Ll‘lggfif'i‘ """"""""""""""""""""" 20¢ New Haven a couple of Week! “8.0.
i CISCOE """""""""""""""""""""""" 20¢ and Ibis week llr. Show has made two
1 S ....................................... ,speeches--~-onc at Manchester. \vhe-o
GREEN SHRIMP ........................... . \ 20¢ "L :sbe spoke in the hall of the High
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Stores closed all day today.
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
South Norwalk. Phone I180.
Schultz Fish Specials
TILE FISH ................ . ................. 12m;- n),
, FANCY DRY ESCALLOPS ................. 75¢ qt.
5 SEA TROUT ................................ 13.31:).
SPANISH MACKEREL ...................... 20¢ lb.
ggTTER FISH .............................. lb.
D FISH .......... . ........................
HADDOCK .. ....... . ........... ......... .235 iii. I
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
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Norwalk. Phone 881.
39 Main St.
Norwalk.
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! BANKRUPTCY COURT.
‘Applicationa for Discharge—Hearing
on Hedman Estate.
021- the applications of Garret Stack
of Stamford and of Paulina Grudain-
slIi of Bridgeport. to be discharged
from bankruptcy. theré was no. on
pearanoe for or against them at the
hearing yesterday before Referee in
Bankruptcy John W. Banks. -Their
discharge will be. recommended.
Antonio Abriola. trustee of the lat-
ter estate. made his final account.
There, was nothing to pay the cred-
itors when it was settled up. ‘
There was a hearing before Bank
ruptcy Referee Banks on the truatee'y
final account on the bankrupt estate
)f 0’s r Hndman of Norwalk. and a
2.07 r cent. final dividend was de-
clared for the creditors.
total of 7.07 per cent.
There was a first meeting of the
creditors of the banknrpt estate of
making a
' David G. Patten ,of Brldteport. and
Attorney Fred at. Morgan was ap-
pointed trustee. -‘At the first meeting
cf’thoueslate of Ferris A. Hyatt. no
,tbere-wllnotrultoo
Thomson 3 Immanuel. the
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otroot was a ,
There his shutter
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of Bfldmfl.aad'wbo wulnpartr.
. pulp with «Air. Men. titers was
no .yiatblo. assets and murmur
Mantis“
estate of Edwfii s. Nldd, who conduct
ed a garage at New Canaan. J. Lind
sey Hoyt of Stamford. ,was apptSlnted
trustee.
900 WORKERS, LAID OFF.
Winchuter‘Company at New Haven
to Largely Reduce lie Force,
The Winchester Repeating Arms
company of New Haven, has laid,
off 900 of its employee. and, it is un;
derstood. will continue to lay off for
a month about the some numbcri
weekly until the. working staff, as at
present constituted, will be greatly
diminished. This decrease- in the
working force is attributed to the cur-
ailment in war orders by the allies.
, ~chlsed. The newspapers have all to}
School and the other In New Haven,
social event and where pledges oi
money and services for the suffrage
cause werenakctt up. Dr. Shaw'k
visit to the ttnte was partly of u pcr‘
aoual nature. She came to chrislcn
Mrs. Taylor of Newllluven, but with
her usual devotion to the stiflrage
causu she was willing to make a
couple of speeches while she was in
the state.
The interval between Thankuglving
and Christmas is often an easy tiur‘o
for suffraglats. This year it will be
‘be in session and the eyes of every
suffraglet in the country are fixed upon
amendment. The National Woman
Suffrage Association decided at its
convention at Atlantic'Clty in Septem—
H. Anthony Amendment its principal
object and Mrs. Catt has since then
been urging every state association to
the amendment through Congress.
needed much urging. In Cbnnect'qut
hundreds of women who were never
before ardent suffragists. have been
aroused by the evident injustice of M
lowing the wombn in the West to vote
and keeping], Eastern women disfra'nv
d
them that for four, years from March
4th. 1917, they will have to live under
a President elected for them by the
women of the equal franchise states:
and while many of them were not
greatly.affected by the fact that they
have lied to live under presidents elect-
ed for them by the men of the coun‘
dlgnation when they smashed to ac
ccpt~the results of the votes of other
women. There is talk of making a
test case of some woman who, having
‘ en a voter in the west.~baa been re.
fused eranch ement in an eastern
state. and can the case to_ the
\vhich had been' placed with various
necta'the "laying oif"
ed reports that
Steel corpo
the porporatlon bu. 1been
with the repeats
the 89mm
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to the
munitiou companies throughout the'
country. but" popular opinion also con-'
tionbia - or rmeontrob
millionth. not
It!" m
Supreme 8mm under the XIV Amend
meat. No such case has ever been
brought. although in 187i Lira.
hndbeenrefaaedavotelnaneastern
state. She had never been .a voter.
and the disorimlnatlen‘wu’ not quite
~so patent. . , ~ ’-
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. - acetone: vegetated
. ,2. 0"".
‘ . ' emen‘
,
ip‘rta on the clu-sificution
the baby of an old friend of hers—a
Congress, and all aullragists are urgvg
"‘3 ”‘9 ”“339 0‘ ”‘9 federal suffragel words a minutes, down to those who
Since the election the women have not l
‘rv. they are suddenly roused to ln-'
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Tr'istr'am & Hyatt
Norwalk’s leading Dry Goods Store
Best Wishes for
A Pleasant Thanksgiving
Watch this space for important
. announcements for
Christmas, Shoppers
\V'ASlilXGTUN, Nov. 29.»~As a re~‘
suit of recommendations of the Sec-t
rotary of Agriculture, based upon ap ’
proved classification reports submit.‘
led by tho Forest Service. 19,840‘
from the lloutt National Forest in"
Northwestern (‘olorado by a l'reei-.
dermal proclamation. This action
is in accordance with the policy of‘
located in what is known as ilsm's
: Creek llaein, or Elk River Park, about
:27: 'Iuilcs north of the town of Steam- ‘0.
's worc the only strong lea-ll .
' l . i a. II c l eta chie lv of
turns of an otherwiae unstable bond; ’0‘" gm” a d 0““ f, . :
granuland with a small amount of
“scattered woodland.
.Thc elimination coupriscs pract'<
ically a solid block from it to 8‘ miles
long and about 4 miles wide. Ap-
proximately ollo-third of the entire.
area Show it In have little value for
:vute oWueralIlp. Forest Service re-
of the
urea show it to have little avlue fo
[watershed protection or other Nation-
‘ul Forest purposes. The greater por-
re-‘llou of the s i! itself is more or less;
lhc . adapted to cultivation, but on account!
lot the high elevation and unfavorable
climatic conditions. it is believed that
ipraclicai agriculturc.
A classification of practically all the
National Forests is being made bythc
:l’orest Service in order to dctenuiu?
:uhcro the nit-cling WIS flit-“l9 quite ulthe character and suitability to ailrl
culture of the land which they con-
,tulu.
STENo'oaAPHERs' EXAMS.
The state civil service commission
will hold competitive tests at l
‘tI't‘locli. Friday afternoon. December
l5. at the Capitol, for slenograplirr
clerks for the state civil service. The:
Tm" 3”" ”‘9’“ l“ ‘0 b“ no l” “plexmuinutlona ulll be for both male‘ L
in suffrage work during December.‘ ‘HUGHES RETURNS To 9L0
’and female typhus and monograph-l
Candidates must be at least. is
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years old. with at least hm years |
a high school, and some ncluu
,quile "‘9 contrary for Congress will, working experience in shorthand nndf
'Iypewriting. There will be three
.grades, ranging from lhose-ovho cant
take dictation at the rule of lit).
|wrltc eighty words a minute. Apv
’pllcatlons may be filed on blanks
.provided by the commission, and can
her 10 make the 9335830 OHM 3““3' be sent to the commission on or be-I York.
The candidates;
Ifore December 11.
.vvlll have to provide their own t
iwrlters, pcns, ink, pencils, etc.
FPO-
The
fall into line. and to work hard to get! salaries will range from $53 to 87:1
eeve
in mouth. ‘
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MAKING IT EVEN
Sandy. the plumber wan working on
town Job with an apprentice.
‘ In the course of the forenoon the
lboss visited the Job. and falling to find
Sandy anywhere. about the premises.
vdcclded‘to wait his return. ‘
' “Where have you been! demanded
the boss when Sandy put in an up
pearance.
"Gettbi' ma hair . cut,"
-Sandy. quite cooly. '
“An’d how dare you
cut in my time?"
“Weel, diana it grow in your time
——London Mall.
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TOBIN'B CASE NOLLED
WATERBURY, Nov. 29.—-The
charge of embeulement against John
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Minnl bi whose resignation as a mem‘
Wt a ease on the ground that the , 1" T° “' ——-«
ber of the Connecticut Bar .was acv
cepted recently, was nailed today, in
the City Court. by Indie John F. Me;
Gratin on recommendation 'ot Prose-
. culling Attorney 1min. meter.
.‘monuatioolmre been served
and macs has been made." was
the autameht of the Prosecutor to
send-d lawman. one?
he use to which they on"
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Norwalk
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l.m~o,lncrcs of land have been eliminated O
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‘ [putting all lunda in the National For-i
Texas (ompnny. which sold cxdivl-‘gw. m t
25c lama and cit-rights of about 20 per-i
cent. made an extreme advance of 8‘
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Returns With Son to Partner: He Left
in 1906 to Become Governor.
LAKEWOOD. X. J.. Nov. 29. .
Charles Evans Hughes Monday night
made the first announcement of his!
plans for the future. llc will resume
the practice of law in New York as a:
member of the firm that he left in
1906 to become the governor of New
Mr. Hughes is restlng from the
fatigue of his recent campaign at the:
laureHn-the-Plnes and he will rc--
main until Thanksgiving. Monday,
ning he issued this statement: i
“Charles E. Hughes will resume the:
{practice of the law in New York city,
on January 1. He will go back to his!
on firm, now Rounds, Scburman and,
iltwight. with offices at 96 Broad\vay.l
‘The firm name'. will be Hughes”
Rounds. Schurman andrn‘wighr. ills;
ison. charlcs E. Hughes. Jr., will enter;
;lhe firm at the same time." |
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NEW” Superior Court to clear the title“;
.of some property in Danbury 9.x
Ewhich Ann and Peter McGlone arc
iinterested.’ Ann is the plaintiff and
Water the defendant. it is claimed
sum the plaintiff owns in fee simple.
subjectto a mortgage for 81,650, held
by E. S. Falrchtld, certain land in
Danbury, and that on March 20 of
thisyear. the legal title was in the
name of John McGlone.
The defendant claims John
Glone gave him ‘a,qul
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y“iohn and Ann McGlone were man
and wife. and. they lived on the pram»
been continuously from March, 1895.
a- ownens tmot’np to the time or
John McGlone’s death. July 22, 1916.
The plaintiff is still in mamion of
West Washington Street
hort of ready cash:
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Thanksgiving Dinner, $1.00
1210 2 P. M.‘;
Special Menu in Rathskeller
‘Nsw'nnveu ROAD TO
START NEW STATION WORK.
NEW HAVEN, .\'ov. 29.-~-'l‘lie New
HiH‘f'll road, at a special meeting of
the Board of Aldermen Monday night,
secured unanimous consent for the pure
sage of on order giving it permission
Io erect a temporary ataflon and bag»
gape rooms on its property in com ~
necziou with the new terminal sta-
tion which it proposes building here
next year. l'pon motion of Aldermen ,
Grodskea resolution was passed by
unanimous consent, in order to expo-
dite the work, authorizing the build- .
ing inspector to permit the road to
temporarily build and move any
structures on the properly of the
company.
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THANKSGIVING SPECIAL '-
TODAY . .
Io 'Per.Cent. Off On
OVERCOATS
$Io.oo'0vercoats. today . . . $9.09
$l2.$o Dvercoats, today .. $11.25
$15.00 Overcoats, today .. $13.50
$18.66 Overcoats,»today . _ $I6.ro
.ConyrightClothingcm -
6 it: M‘ain St. 80’. Nuwalx.’
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Winners!
The outdoor boy whd sets thepacce
wins the race by his feet. not his.
bands. 80 by all means give him shoes.
that no ‘ ..
Giveiblm sturdy shoes that m
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le‘ss opone—obo‘ea With "growing 6W .
in them for his active feet. “on II
the premises. . -
The property it valued at Motif).
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fair prices of $1.50 to 83.00 a rank.
3 we more
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