communes.
OASBSAND
' m PEI-0W
n K. BANKS
uauacxtuo HOTEL- nLocK.
South Horwnlk.
so
a» '
SOCIE Ti"
and Personal "
mm ransom.
3! For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
much colder tonight and Friday: mod-é
Something to crow about-—
our sweaters.
crate northwest winds. The dist-n, Wm as a suit Of feathers
hence which was central 0"" "19s and gorgeous 38 the cock of
Lake region yesterday morningkfll the roost.
now passing out the St. Lawrence Yd"; .
ley. it is causing cloudy and ram)‘. 'Women hire them as Well as
weather in New England. Tlle “:‘Sterci men. They are built on “Ch
ra ove 1
area of high pressure is ccnt
Oklahoma. it is producing pleasant‘
weather with unusually low ft‘lllpelfl"
tures for the season of the year be-l
tween the Rocky Mountains'hnd thei
Mississippi river. St. Paul, Minn, if“; R &
ported the lowest temperature on re-i ogers
Temperatures of!
reported from f Nor-walk
Zero, n...
practical lines.
New models, new ideal.
Stevens
cord for 'Nol't‘mbe“ South Norwnlk
ten below zero were
North Dakota and Minnesota. ! __-__ -. -_ __
temperatures extend as far south as SPELLACY NAMED As ASSIST-
Nebraska and freezing temperatures, ANT ATTORNEY-GENgnt-‘L
as far south as Southern Texas and. _
Louisiana. Freezing temperatures Democratic Candidate for Governor
were reported as far east this morning:- of Connecticut Receive. Honor.
as Pittsburgh. Pa.
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W is
WASHINGTON. Nov. 13,—The nom-
ination of Thomas J.
iiarti‘ord. (Emir. to be assistail' attor-
ncy general is expected to go in the
Senate t’iom'nhe \Vhite House for for-
l‘llll continuation, it was learned here
cuofiiclaily yesterdit'. Attoint‘y-Gen
(till l'almer decidel several days ago
" . ' ' tleetin' o‘ tile (‘ontit-c- . .
t 1:“ Ganeuidl oli‘ S‘oclq-ll iHvrlieile will "' I'cqucst ”W 'llith In‘tltit-nt of hpt'l-r
icu . ocie v t t , ,.. '
. - :t‘\' w s .‘l e .
he held at 4 o'clock Tuesday :llfgr- I” - 't a ‘ at d
[ Says He Wul Accept
' - 'lrl. . -
non m "Mm ‘ Hartford. .\ov. i.l,~'l‘l‘onlits J. epel-
'I‘l . rc-lson the countenance of Sic 1mm“ Democratic Candidate for 80"-
u h th d in I-rnor oi tonneclt'u; in Ins“. yt-nrg
‘ " wrea e . .
pheii D. (zoodvtins In olectnon . stated “NWHLW that he
smiles this week is owing to the ar-
rival of a daughter in his. household.
léunday night. Mother anti (llilil are
would accept the pm: of\:issi<i:.lil- at-
.l‘ uppt-intltlcn:
the Sr‘ll'l'".
"torncygt-nerill
confirmed by
ills
doom “109‘.“ Mr. Spi-llacy who i.‘ forty )rnrs'
! t, . . ' . ., . ' . u
Joseph (‘ilppola of Greenwich mm u..l' in” “H ”flux." 9" : United SH“.
. , (llsll‘lt‘i attorney tor llis‘ -ll%ll'lt.‘l. He
awarded $9.53 a week during the time.
he was unable to work by Compensa-
tion Commissioner E. T. llluckingtuim.
Tuesoay. Cappola sustained a (Till-1'11
ed finger while in the employ of "0".
seph Christiano. a contractor. l
l‘ar long been a J Wider ill Democratic
(.ilt‘lt’n in the stilt 3.
TWO DRY AGENTS CONVICTED.
Judge John ll. Light of “'ashingron From Man on Highway.
street was a speaker last night at a;
‘dinner ill the Hotel Stratfield. Bridge.
port. attended by delegates to the
‘50th annual convention of the Connec-
ticut. Woman‘s Suffrage association.
Mr. I lght was the subject of a sketch
RICHMOND. \'a.. Nov. l3.—.T. J.
()iiier and Leo Phase. state prohibi-
tion agents, were convicted of assault
and battery here yesterday and sen-
tenced to pay fines of Sltltl each and
in this morning's Telegram by nm "W'm‘ ”i“ (18." in jail.
Steiolxe, that paper‘s cilrtoonist. but Tim-V “Tr" "NT-““7“ N‘t‘cntly on
only by an extraordinary stretch of churn-L‘- of having taken ll grip from
the imagination “mm Bill‘s subject l.. P. Robertson after holding him tip
be recognized its the owner of the on " DUNN" highway. They said they
name beneath “- suspected tilt-re was Whiskey in me
_-,_._. ._ _ . grip.
FOSS’ QUALITY ’ -.__.-_~___,W
STOCKS GIVEN SOME sueeoar
’ l‘ r CHOCOLATES
, -» :-
200—$1-3J Nl‘:\\' YORK, NOV. 13.77 StOCks “'t‘l‘C‘
BMESNI'POWC" Corporation sll’tlllf—C at the openinz of todav's ses-
sion. indicating that liquidation hail
South Norwalk
'run its course, ”for a time at least it
_ __, was L't-nt'l‘llll)’ recognized,
that the market's future was
dependent upon monev rates.
General Motors, the central figure
of the recent depression. made an in-
itial min of 15 points and Texas Com-
pany and Mexican Petroleum,
i
however.
Wholly
other
cline. rose t‘. to 9 points, respectively.
In other divisions of the stock list.
rallies of l to 4 points were made.
Trading as on a moderate scale with
signs of substantial support especially
in the blah made shares.
‘.
Judge John J. \Valsh of this city, is
attending the meeting of the inland
\Vaierivays Commission, Charleston.
South f‘arolina. Judge “'alsh was ap-
pointed as a delegate by Governor
Marcus ll. Holcomb. He left ‘for the
meeting last, Friday, and expects to
ireturn home some time this week.
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BE CONSISTENT.
You insure your life and
yo‘ur house. You employ an
attorney to assure you that
leghl pa'pers affecting you
are perfectly drawn.
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CREAM ran CATARBH
OPENS UP nosriith
Tells How To Gd Quick Relief
from Head-Colds, Its Splendid!
Consistency demands that
you also‘deposit your val-
uable documents in a. Safe
Deposit Box, thus insuring
them against theft or de-
struction. A box in our
large strong vaults can be
rented for asxow as $4.00
in one minute your clogged nostrils
will open, the air passages of your
head will clear and you can breathe
l blowing. headache, dryness. No strug-
gling for breath at night; your cold
tor catarrh will be gout.
| Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
’Balm from your drugxist now. Apply
little of this fragrant, antiseptic.
4‘
etrates through eyery air poem
, be head, soothe. the
e
Spellacy oftI
ls.
conspicuous features of the recent de-‘
Fred Jennings and mother spent
Tuesday in Bridgeport and witnessed
the big parade.
Miss Alice Splan of Hamilton ave—
nue has returned from a visit of sev-
eral days in New York.
i
Miss Helen Savage of Rowayton is
attending the Hippodrome perform-
ance in New York, today.
Mrs. Frederick Squier of Rahway.
N. J.. is spending a few days with nor
lsisters. the Misses Scudder, of l-‘lax
lHill Rpad.
i Francis Twitchell of 2m Flax Hull
ill-toad. will sail for South America
lF‘riday. where he will spend the win-
ter months. '
, Mrs. Sadie Schmeke has returned to
Fher home in Bridgeport. after spend-
‘lng the week end with Mrs. Jennings.
‘of South Main street.
Miss Adelaide Howell left Yesterday:
for a visit with relatives in Reading.
l’n., her father, Rev. Louis B. Howell.
accompanying her as far as New York
city and the balance of the journey
was made in her uncle's automobile.
3 WIL__T___0N
._AA w.“ “.a-
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{are invited to Join with other church-
;people in the service at old St. Paul's.
ENorwalk. next Sunday night at half
past seven. “'. C. Sturges one
the foremost lavmen of the Episcopal
jChurt-h. and one of her best speakers.
will address the meeting in the in-
terest of the Nation-Mile Cimpa’ni.
,which is now engaginz the attention
fined $100 Each for Taking Gripfof that church. and which is seeklnz min
ito enlist every member in its work.
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SEARCH FOR MISSING SEAMEN
'lv.‘\\' YORK. Nov.
four destroyers and a coast guard
cutter with a broadcast wireless alarm
‘repented daily, are among the means
Ebcinc sent by nlarlne authorities
the United States and (‘anada to lo-
cute or learn the fate of the. officers
and crew of the Steamer Polar Land
abontled No". 9, seventy five miles off
tf‘ape Breton.
l Officials here of the Vl'est lndia
lSteaiusllip Company. operators of the
{Polar Land. said today they had not
“given lip hone tllat the men had been
picked up by some sailing vessel or
other craft not equipped with wireless.
This view is strenuihencd, they said.
by the fact that several ships have
searched the vicinity where the ship
was abandoned. None of tlfe search-
in: craft have found wreckage 0r ab-
andoncd lifeboats.
‘
Today in Wall Street
‘ NEW YORK. .\'0v. :1- (“'all Street.
10:30 a. nil—Distinct, improvement
was shown by the Stock Market
the opening of today‘s session. issues
which suffered greatest depreciation
Vin the. trading of the last few days ral-
llled 2 to 5 points. in the case of-Ocn-
(‘ltLl Motors. a 15-point rally was re-
corded. with 6 and 9 points for Texas
.(‘nmpanv and Mexican Petroleum.
LOlher stocks to show substantial Kaine
=included American “'oolen. lilde and
iLeaiher Pfd . American Tobacco, Bald-
gwin Locomotive and the motor special-
ties.
Seasoned lndstrlal anud investment
ruils' were firm to. strong. Crucible
Steel was among the few exceptions
to the general trend losing 5 points.
Vl’ithin the first half hour the market‘s
eral Motors contributing to the unset-
tlement by forfeiting more than half
l
The people of St. Matthew‘s t‘hurch
0ft
iii—Search by
of
at'
tone became somewhat irregular, Gen;
xmcr 'ro
_EWORK SHORTLY
—-——-——'—
Continued From Pyle One.
is. Frank remind“-
sald he did not be
urn to work.
celved in lllino
district piceident.
iieve the men would ret
Kansas miners. numbering approxi-
mately 10.000, also was quoted as any-
ing he looked for no general resump-
tion of production in that field for the
present. in lndinnl. it Vita indicated.
mining on extensive scale could not
be‘l‘esumed before next week at the
earliest.
in the two Pennsylvania districts,
opposite outlooks prevailed. in Die-
trict No. 2. President John brophy
said he expected a return to Work by
the miners as soon as the local union
officials could explain the situation.
in District No. 5 it was said. the presi-
dent remnined at lndinnapolls and
had sent no order to his subordinates
to return to work and it was not
known when that would be done.
From West Virginia. Arkansas. Mis-
souri. Oklahoma. Colorado New Mexi-
co and Utah came optimistic reports.
in the majority of mines in loose
states it was believed virtually nor-
mal production could be reached by
Monday.
in District 21. Arkansas. Missouri
and Oklahoma, it was said that while
the men probably would retain to
work today. a new wage scale must
be fixed before the men would be en-
tirely satisfied.
PlTTSBl'RGH. Nov. Ill—Coal op-
erators of the Pittsburgh district and
:the (‘entrai and Western Pennsyivn‘
nia fields reported today that union
miners of this area have displayed
no inclination to return to work. de-
spite the recall of the strike enter by
,United Mine “'orkers' executives.
Reports indicate that th.‘ unners
were standing firm and would not go
back, to work until notified by a (1:3-
trict officer of the union in person
that the strike has ended.
z CHARLESTOVVN. W. \‘a.. Nov. 13.
;-—Pt'actlcally every coal mine in
tunion fields of West Virginia was idle
itoday. and while a few miners have
ireturned to work following the United
" 'Mine Workers' recall of the strike or-
lder, indications are that a majority
:of the men will not enter the mines
.untii they have been “officially" noti-
ifled to do so by their international ex-
;ccutives. .
According to reports to the “'est
:\'irginln (‘oal Association. less than
five per cent. of the union miners in
3West Virginia. reported for work
’yesterday. Within the next five of
isix days. the federal troops on duty
tin mining communities of the state
will be withdrawn. acconilng to
announcement by Governor John J.
.Cornwell. following his conference
ilast night with MajorGeneral Leon-
ard A. Wood.
'WABHLVGTOX, Nov. lit—Fuel Ad~
istrntor Garfield has been invited
;by Secretary Wilson to attend the
lconfcrence here tomorrow between
,coaL miners and operators to negoti-
ate a new scale wage agreement. No
reply has been received from Dr. (tar-
field. but his acceptance is expected.
it was said today at the ofllce of the
Fuel Administration here.
More than two hundred operaron:
and about lilo representatives or the
mineis are expected here tonight and
tomorrow for the confet’ence. which
will be (‘tlllt’d to order by Secretary
Wilson at H o'clock at lll; Labor ile-
[lul‘lfllt'nL
i l‘lT'l‘Sill'lttill. Nor. lit—District
officers of the l'nited Mine Workers
were confident today that
mines in Westtrn und t‘entral l'enn-
sylvailiu would be in operation early
next Week. perhaps on Monday.
CHARLESTON, W. \‘a.. Nov. 1:.”
,tlut of a normal working force of ill.-
titltl miners in the Kanawha coal
fields. not mole than 1.500 are ill the
mines today.
STEL‘HENVILLE 0,. Nov.
Steubenville plant oi the
l3.—-'Z‘flt‘
the union ‘
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Style That Commends Your Taste
., Good taste is the first requisite of a good impression.
Seek stvlc in your clothes—by all mans—but don’t‘mistakc
“frills and nounccs" for smartncss‘.
Smitty Brant! (illntltra
FOR YOUNG MEN AND MEN WHO STAY YOUNG
They are designed for men who want correct and stylish, well-fitting clothes.
,. They are cut and tailored by hand, under the most scrupulous supervision.
As a result, they have an air of fineness that appeals to every cyc, an.‘
commend the taste of the “carer.
WITH YOUR NEW OVERCOAT
, A DERBY OR VELOUR HAT
IS nus Paar-m STYLE
$4.00 to $15.00
New Neckwear 51.00—51.50
Weirton l
Steel company, shut down for sevenf
wrecks or since the calling of the na-‘
‘tional steel strike. resumed
itions this morning.
l)l'Qt.‘Ol.\', lll. Nov. l3.—~(‘omplyinz
:wtih an order issued by local union
‘mlners following a mass meeting here
of numbers of the l'nited Mine Work-
ers all hoisting engineers. firemen.
pump men mule feeders, and other
union men who have been permitted
to keep the mines in the 12th District
in working order left their posts last
niuhi.
SPRIVGFIELD, “l, .\'o\'. 13. lnfor
motion rec red here by operators
opera-
t
AFRAID TO
EAT MEALS
“Pape's Diapcpsin” is the best
Anucid and Stomach
Regulator known
Efreelyl No more hpwking, snuffling.‘
a
locating cream in yous-nostrils. {then-incl": as well u hum roll! cou- ‘rbey know that ”t
dZtlnuod to improVe. The market nullzaeordered ml are m- «tutu,
, gamma meant-e before noon. bow-mile relief on“ quietly. no at.”-
lameaymafl :6- am. out: w Intel
its recovery.
NEW YORK, Uov. '13. (Wall Street.) When your meals don't fit and you
.~—Reactions of the first hour largely feel uncomfortablenwhen you belch
or wholly effaced the gains made bfgaeee. acids or raise sour. undue-tea
toils, equipments and steels, tobaccoe food. When you feel lumps of iodine-
lelso yielding pressure. Some of these, tlon pain. heartburn or headache from
laniEible, for example, more than and reliable Pape'e Dunedin and the
recoVering its loom. 3861's and ItouinCh distress is (one. -
kindred shares, also ehippinio undies-l Mllllone of people know the music
there were firm to em and ”ecu-'0! Pope's Disposi- u an antacid.
today,
of radicals threaten serious troublc in and l btiicve
the bituminous coal mine field-mi West W
Virginia. acording to reports t‘et‘f‘h’od ”Wm H". m" ““9““ “"1”“, Jury,
today by the Department of Justice,
iltlon in Mononxelln and Taylor cotln»
lies was described by Department
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largely by Russians it
some violence among the coal miners.
«s
I.
Josephnavis $85 Washington S
South Norwalk
in none tar cnounh with their nets toen- tween Centralin and Chum...
this morning said union men tt-ft
two mines at lienlon to cart- for com Mia-“7m the truth that their mnu- the bridge where t‘w Hts-ti
Danl' pl‘ollcrty under the lt‘l‘lfls‘ ..f the N" l‘ lllc overturning of the govem- trial “'orkpr,‘ of the \\ ..- 1d \-
strike order, had tlt'h‘f‘i‘lt‘tl theil‘ it...“ "“'"'- ”mm“ ”W “do?“ 'Kovel‘fl- ed Tuesday night. t‘m \ Mum‘-
‘ . . lllt‘ill," Saunders was quoted In H -
similat action at mg. "if that is so and can be cits:-
Duuoln. Tile walkout was said to he a l|=<hHl ‘0' HH‘ t'\chncc. (“Pry lMlVld'
protest azninst obedience of intcrna ”"K I “'- ‘33 1’ filllll.‘ UT lhll crime.
tlonal officers to the federal l Hm“ ””“m‘ that "‘"h Mid every
mandate to call of the striko one of ”I“ "w" arrested, The com-
. - . tplnint will be placed before 1 -
Vt ASHINGTON, Nov. iii. ~Act‘nltit-t: t-il Slates Commissioner It 2:02:11:
that my evidence, wtil' /
cliotlilh to hold all oft W'illiam F. DcKlHl 1”“: “
‘Klyn left for l‘hilaiiolpl
in; in the former's m“
to attend the con\'eniv.m:
of the ice cream suptll.‘ 1‘ '
country tendered annu:t""
customers in the ice t
luring business, Thu)
(“Pals of the jobber.‘
stay and are lookim: 7“"
lollieei kind of n time.
Guardsmen and former
ed vninly for several.
men who fired the Slltvi.
not hit.
following
court
.DE KLYN'8_ATTENDING
ICE CREAM com i v-ov
i‘tlnf‘liisho w»
I “I shall charge tlla teach and every
one of them wickedly and feloniounly
(‘onfcderatetL conspired and W
to overturn the iedcrai government
by force and tes~i the execution of
its laws."
The
l .t'
\\'.\Slll.\'(‘.TON, Nov. 13._Tfie situ-
of,
lust lcc officials “particularly.
naat ,v ."
Mot-t ings
as h
52' !l(\|al post of the American he ‘
; ton no: nude plans lor ' r"
and nttcnded funct‘nl tomorrow of ill“ fotl‘nfldl‘: ’
ave precipitated service nlen killed during the put-ad?
I Resolutions demanding dmue Ito-
\.
directed
the reports said. ”ml by Slate and federal authorities,
_ .. fitmnst radical o m , ~—>--- - ,
.C ' . l l { been adopted by fmeirt‘unuonxeh;:i ”‘07 AT ADM'RAL ._;: H"
rimina n 'ormation ”0”“ “"d ""10" ‘ ’
A ~ t 2e. imam straw“ mm W... 1
Kalnfi .Alleged 1 Through ‘ “‘W‘le’t‘re announce ill.
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stocks were formost in the second rat-Incidity. just eat a ubiet d harmleu (Thehalle. one is n woman.
inflection and have lnvuiinted
iis commander. ,
lulu. “12th.. post 39m the Y‘“
United States Senators
l‘oindexter. demanding the
taken immediatel-
(lf the twenty-six .“Qgsd numb?” ”attention to exiit
of the l. W. W. in Jail here and in “V and other
Members of l. W. W.
Continued From Page One.
lelmm so
Jones had
t steps be
"‘0 enact. proper
minute. the I,
Mic“ wen-moon.
\H'ilglrinn Navy, but tha-
shot was fired at Admiral 11
nor commanderinchior of :
ill
'tt
1..
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A‘cnecamf’nzcomamrn' 0”
She was lnlmicnt to the gov-emu. c l "7"?! should be in mm "‘2
lrgmfirhoflfslzl ‘h n“ hm“ "0'0' BAL‘rmons: Md 3:“ _ol Inn's grip" writes Geo. .mm 4“
h“. been fired. 2‘: me allesm to'tlnulng their o'ctiviti'es “ ’ labor Gt... '8:- Ant io Tex u' “l"
Wooten. ° mm z: {‘4le scent: of tho m" Cetus-tic mo“ crust; - . I?“
uetiee _ _ ..
l .0va late gas” '33 OH!!! I V. med by (‘50 Mm “1.3.3!“ I it" taken and v, . ”.097
'elnoe the shooting tile m “w“ Ind bold four a C"! “M! m chem to anyim' ‘u'
with Allen. W m n" W “V“W. mu.“ k” W with Won or 1 """n'
l m“ Mluuonihetedoai p... u” mid-ed ill. a... mi“. any Wt: New" m
untie- ewnlteti these nee-lee of Mm t augment-tents that “how-hm“. chumnwnc
moist» “Mum“...‘v . m ...-.m
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