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all, herein
“make urhonseaW-
horno. ust have a 8°°d
m fiffl’Wfi
winter t 0 70
do made Gunmen!
. ruthlez: ice and storm.
f Buy soul of those who play
" the game with deftnsss. and
. pith care, where every ball
.0“ to ’ straight and
ivory shot is fair. 'With coal
.‘mough to keep yousnugyou'll
score no: racking fears and
may buttons it .will addto
your string of years. Now.
oer-etch ethese points upon
. your mind, put up this one
'und lock it and you may find
your after year it’s money in
..Zflnhvpocket.
It’s your break!
‘Wby do so many
come to us for
their Gilletteo
The answer is Service
—we know the Gillette
-—can give a man a little
tip that cases up his
‘ ’ ving.
Also we have Gillettes
in a wide range of styles,
one to please every man.
Gillette Blades always
in stock.
ALBERT D. MORGAN
Washington St.,
South Norwalk.
Smith. Underwood
Remington, all othe.
makes. sold. rented.
repaired. Rentals. 85
her mnmh Machines
sold alSiOpermonth
, PLUMBER.. '
'rvpswmrsn EXCHANGE.
Fulrfield Ave.. Bridger-set. Conn.
.—
‘ .- . CALL . .
JAFFE & nib
- It won'.. cost more in the begin-
pipg, bu: you will gain more in the
i We buy everything in the line
'. Junk--especially Second-Hand
' me' it‘l-
TELEPHONE‘499.
ORDERS FOR JUNK
- . 'tely sent for and best
paid. Phone or send
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L. EFFRON ,. ,
. wan'St. __ [East Nemalk.
151.441. g rel. 441. .
Nosucbessors "
ANOTHER LOT or
TlR ES,
Arrived. Lower-Prices Than
. Broadv'vay _
' ‘ch "Non-Skid, Ajax ‘ROad
fGOody'ear Awt., Fisk, Nor-
‘and other makes at unheard'
les Prices.
411-2 “Ajaquoad King $29.94
g ._1-2 Ajax Road King $13.85
téoodrich Non-Skid - $21.55
"% *3 15-2 Gecdrich NonSkid,
" ‘ - $13.35
Tubes.
roken.
fethore Red Howe
... cue, thotip that you deb"
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Buy today while the sizesl
We'venothingtosayaguinst'bflcfi mom m
that woonmfimkm.
We'v- plan-hm for you to 1091!
m shoals.
or.
3%: Mmtho'pfimofommodifiou
bermnmrsolowincosti -.
Come in the next time you’re over our.-way._1fyou con-A
suit us’._wo‘li see that you getthorlghtkind ofany thingyon,
Mm‘iflflfiflnm m " u_¢-.s..-..-....:n.....~
TherHatCh {8: Bailey Co.
me
u
BOSCH SERVICE STATION ,
.... sonwsnx Aim ooonrnsn oonn mas
snows ommross
0mm six ' ammo slam
> - ~ warm moans; '
warrants AND slums
Vaast‘ Bros. Garage
PHONE use Ind 2011. 12 CHEéTNU‘I' 81', SO- NORWALK.
machete: in the
W iron want so
.. ' silo or jettjto pummlgomowm ,
Wasn’t lot rui- 9W ,rnn down—it.
a}
; Tris ram 8:. Hyatt
- Norwalk's”‘I-eading Dry 600d“ Store
mANKSGWNG TlMElS NEAR
And every department am, bristles with suitable items for: that joyous festival.
TABLE DWI—By the yin! and in pattern cloths of various silos, with napkins to match
and a dainty line of lunch and tray “EW- . a?
BUGS AND CARPETS—Big and little rugs and all grades .of’ carpets to brighten the m-ms
, for they home-coming.
CURTAINS AND DRAPERms—In endless
the needed fixtures.
‘ UMBRELLAS - TRUNKS 3' SUIT CASES - BAGS
E:
I‘mszil " " " G has
TRAIN BANDIT
7"“
a,
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lo stood in the “Cum?
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ried a rifle over his ‘shduldor and a
pistol in Mashhad. Blood was found
on the pistol which the bandit dropped
in his hurried escape- His hat also
.was found by thetrsin guard. _y_
. Passengers were positive from de-
scriptions that the bandit was Caro
iisle, who escaped from the state pri-
son at Rawlins last Saturday, and
railroad officials from other evidence
were equally sure that the train 'bundit
who terrorized throughout this state
in T915 is responsible for last night-8
bbe .
r0Willi-fin a few hours of the robberY.
posses had been sent into the Medicine -
Row district-rwhere the bandit left the
train: It was thought Carlisle might
,have sought cover in that district six-
,‘ty miles north of Meatland. where
.he bid for three weeks in 1916. .
A large posse. organized Sunday af-
ter Carlisl‘e’s escape from prison left
Wamsutter yesterday for Red Desert!
3where the Bandit was believed to be. i
2 While the posse was detraining at the
Wamsutter station, an cast-bound pas!
~senger train passed with a man said‘.
to answer Carlisle’s description riding.
the rods. The incident was forgotten
until reports of last night’s robber?
were received. .
Carlisle was captured in 1916 follow-
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variety of patterns, material and price, with all
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tee of rule Lewis County Bar Associa-
tion. every member of which pledged
FMARTINE COMPANY ‘ TWENTY-SIXREDS
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You will find the most beautiful line of woman's AND
mssss' cosrs, sun's, Dssssns, sxm'rs, wusrs AND
UNDEBGARMENTS, priced lower than elsewhere. Come
and be convinced.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
33 SOUTH MAIN 31'. SOUTH NORWALK.
ing a series of train robberies and sent
tenced to prison for life. He was con- /
lsidered‘a model prisoner, buying I-ib- cused. /
erty Bonds and subscriptions to the . Bert Bland. to capture whom 905865
Red Cross from his savings. Because have made their greatest efforts, was
of this, his sentence wts commuted lo taken without resistance late yester-
twentv—five years last September. Cay, near independence. A receipt
l Carllsle is said to have'lioasled that from a Centralia dentist. dropped
,he could escape from prison anv time when Bland drew a pistol to threaten
[he desired. "I am here because 1 want a storekeeper from whom he sought
.to be here," he'is said to boys told food. gave. a direct clue which led to
’7 prison officials. his capture. He is in jail at Chehuhs. .
: Saturday he was hidden in a box of with an extra force of American
:shirts which left the prison shirt Legion members acting as his special
.fnctory. A The box was delivered to guard. ‘ ,
l the Union Pacific freight house, wme CHICAGO, Nov. 19.—~The growing
~Carlisle “me“ his way 9‘“- He obtain- menace of the coal situation was the
ed civilian clothing frbn‘. a sheep herd- subject today of further-discussion by
er and stole ammunition and weapons Vl‘alker D. Hines, Federal Director-
FFERING T0 _ TAKEN IN A RAID .
D‘l‘Sl'il‘l‘IllICBUTE BONUSES, ON HARTFORD lE-l'N
I Continued from page one
lpected from them in the way of CO-Hhe staie recently are held
roperation. Of course. he told them county jail here,
that in the giving of this cooperation The raid wgs
they were to be entitled to share with .der the directio
his conccm in their profits. [chief special agent of the Depur-vltnz
They are to be aranteed a weekly of Justice. Local police assirzvl m.
wage and even though théir work doesJ-‘edernl oificers and the was. . ...
not show their being entitled to their were marched through the Slilo': u.
coax-anteed ware. they are to set it the Federal building. At milll.i§lll
nevertheless. in addition to this vcrYfiheir examination was still comm zlxr
liberal arrangement. Mr. Martin an-l The alleged “Reds" are 11mm: :0
.nounced that all employees of
factory were to paliicipale in a weekl
himself not to defend any of those ac-
(Continued from First Page).
.~.-————._.._
‘u in)
conducted qujtlu. .n.
n of William limo
this be members of the Union of 11.. c...
5‘ Workers, the police say.
from cabins. General of Railroads, and seven rel-bonus of 10 per cent. of their salary. immigration Inspector W
ELYRIA- 0-- N0“ 19- gional directors. Possible action talk- 1 this dividend to be paid each month. ‘Cl
lam” today entered the ed about included a further reduction: Mr. Martin explained that in quite a .m
x
-—A lone bandit
dinninm‘oom of
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ark gave further hearings v.
gill? Hotel Toblifi'. Oi‘dt‘l‘ed_ and ate in passenger train sex-vie. and shut. {PW of ill? “nuts other ten iaclories
Schultze’s Thursday Specials
FANCY ESCALLOPS .....
BRISKET CORNED BEEF
PLATE CORNED BEEF
$1.00 qt.
.10c lb.
12 1-2c lb.
CABBAGE ........._.............................. 401b-
CRANBERRES ooseeooolossoeooogoo'ooocoooooooos 15C qtv
MAKE SURE OF YOUR THANKSGIVING TURKEY.
We are booking now for the best the markets afi'ord.
luoluoloooooo-eouo
coo-Iona
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
United States License No. 17.903.
sonwux. scorn soswux
The Store Thai Delivers the Goods
Beckmann’s ' Grocery
Very Best Grade Mixed Tea. lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 4%c
No. 1 Royal Plantation Cofi‘ee. l . ... 4 c
Nucoa Nut 0190. the world’s best.‘ib. . ... . . . . . 36c
Sw1ft’s Premium Oleo. per lb- . . . . .. ......... . 42c
! Very Best Mame Potatoes ..... . . . . . 15 lbs. for 57¢
Campbell’s Pork and Beans ._. .......... 2 cans 25c
Magnolla’or Clover Brand Mllk._can ..... . ..... 19c
Derby Brand Boneless Pickled Pigs’ Feet. Jar . . 30c
; HIp-O—the’ Marshmallow Creme. Jar ........... 30c
. Sunseai Sunny Corn (3 _fine article). pkg. . . . ._ . . . 18c
Shredded Wheat Biscuit. per pkg. ............ 13c
’ Delicious Bread. Cakes= Rolls. Buns. Etc.. at
next to
Be‘ckmann’s Grocery
FREE DELIVERY
83 Washington St; .
White‘ House Breaderi’.
" leaving him bound and gagged in a
several of the alleged radical" lcld
lbreskfagt, MCked the waile’rg’ 311d ting of! coal from non-essential indus~ this plan has worked out to most no
will the jail. .IA
'Eueglt: into I; 0:17:16”? lheh‘point (lifila tries. : usual advantage and did rough to heish- 3 DESTROYER NAME:FTER
rev er, an e cm i ere w e . . . -. ten the efforls of the war cl's. espec-
he rifled the cash register of $90 and snmizgv321r: 29,”§‘§:;}§§1‘n§”§§§:,‘1§‘2: ially as they Were all piece workers \l'ASlllX-GTON. Nov. , .
.GSCXDGd in an automobile bituminous coal. as the approximately and the more merchandise they turned the .\av_v 5 hi: desllro')‘ r5 " '
nafiififi‘é’fifiigafii?“Ehrliwili “0-000 "I'm ”mm “"m ‘" ”1°” °“" ”‘9 "“‘Si ”‘°“' “"“°i"‘l£“"".‘“h“.‘3’}7‘1‘?“ “‘ .1."th 3135-?{l“’1 "
robbed of $40 000 was searched min- disposllion to await announcement M and m propm on so mom sex 0 ‘l‘ll r. (Inlnlllbus K; ‘a ‘il‘i
utely" today for fingerprints or other an agreement by the apparently dead- on}: . i ll i l' we fill . (l'll‘dohv Nomi; l «1‘
clues to thseldentitv of the armed ban- IOCRQG minms-operators' conference at A ergone‘ln a lip oizianhz’u Kinn ‘ So in: \IS'G ' . ' “W ‘i‘ I
dlts who in broad davliizht held up the Vl'asllingion. Of the great “men fields. «nor; van‘gsralhe “xi Ii vs ”31.4.. :rv ‘ pla. ‘jlmndflfi i: ll l a il'llil‘v“ .
treasurer and his assistant 'In addi- only we“ Virginia'rppm‘wd an “ppm. 3"" tho. t 9'“; mfg. ix“ ~ l‘ifvi‘ a “mom” O r r ( I .
tion to the stale polici’ Boston police cinblc amoum of fuel broun‘lll out. .p "3:21: $933212: mil; 1 m ‘XIaliln'
inspectors and representatives of two be”)? said 75 per “in" Of lhc‘mines m meanimwon n jo n e ‘ l
private (19%”ch agchCiPS were (’11- that s'nte were hung Operated. {Vorkl‘nz iii such an atlllosnhere of
Razed in the search for the thieves. An immediate prospect Of a llf‘Clfll‘a‘ lmdm‘emndin" .and liberulil‘s“ \lll '1?
All were agreed that the robber) ”0“ M ““1““? “mm" in ”‘9 mini“: firm of cut-h“macnlludc‘snd'nosrc-t-
was the work of (.31,an which had dislricls of Iowa. will] state operation sivenesslis rm opportunilv that the
planned and had probably made ire of mince: a strike of returned miners SPn'llni‘l‘lfl sure ”13 girls or \‘m‘walkl
rlueflt visits for wecks to the neighbor ‘" WWW“. “a“ "l ““V“ “0““ d“" ‘0 and vicirilv'wnl he smiled: l6 obtain ‘
hood to determine their exact prom» 3"”‘1‘599 0' radicals: withdrawal “f When ill" Plume: lindl‘i”v\'l"‘il’ factorv
dure. and to decide what hour of the Federal “‘00.” from “3"“ Virginia camp in Noni-silt we announced ‘
day was best suilcd to their purpose. $13k“? ditsililglsddyr‘liignlligtlqslntw‘elii‘ these columns confidently that lhev l
N. Irving Tolman. treasurer of the , , . would lm‘lil: dicnilv and I)"I‘."l't‘\‘<' m ' pendablc assortmpn E
bank. said today that so far as he al‘fouvf.:°“‘fs- 111:“ 3’:’:“;}50:?‘°;§ ‘“ lllc all'cadv lliuh far-mn- ldvnls prel'ail- .
z . . _'Ol l i: 'as l on c c _' 19 .iv- , ‘ ‘ ' '
could recall, he hid never seen an) of ernor unless efforts of l'l’ldl‘f‘lils to 1in» in: in re. OlFurscarlS andMl-lhs
Also a low sampl
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ii.iiriegcr&CG.
Showing a very this
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:ihe bandits until they attacked him. r 'd . ) r 'h ‘ . I'imn "swim: \lr. “mm, said Tw w,“
clergéezm mmtr“ “ o des‘md to “”‘l‘ mllle lll'ased will] the mlllinel in which:
' ' _ . ‘ ' his plan was received. clad ll‘nl he
The regional directors mlnm‘ally m.
. ‘ was able in have an opportunity of
formtd Mr. Hines that. the luminous adding m mu uonnra] happiness of his
corner of the bank while they cleaned
the vault of valuables, _
The automobile used‘by the robbers
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was probably on:1 lhzll was stolen last had sufficient fuel for several days. (,,.,._ lizmin \v i ,7 no , H d S a] C "ll
Friday from the garage of A. Vt'. Lum- the slall'mcnl of the (‘ellil'el “’PS' di wm‘l: om lx‘lllvhll‘lllllllilsl eligibilin‘lazl‘voull‘l u so“ 6 flats ‘
box-t. a shoe mallufaciuicr in Brockton. rector. however. helm: qulv (if-press— [he mm and tho emplm-om. ‘ » ‘
Mr. Lumbert went to Boston and iden lng. ' __ very popular prle “h.
iified H. car found abandoned in the No genera] freight vnlllprgn \‘(i‘l he ‘7 y
Jamaica Plain district as his. Th CCHSldel‘Cll. Ml. llll’lx‘s said. adding lull: FRI 'CE OF “ A LES » . -
number plate on the ‘Lllmbert car had
been removed and replaced by a plate
slolcn from the automobile of another
Brockton man. As the latter has been
accustomed to leave his car, an old
one, in his backyard at night. it was
an easy matter in obtain his number
resll'icling the fuel supply or nonme-
sentinl industries in itself would
sharply curtail freight shipments.
CHARLESTON. Vl'. \':l.. Nov. lib-
\‘iccd’residcm \K’iiliam l’ell'y. of u
sub-llislvl‘cl of District No 1?. l‘nl‘ted
SEEING THE SIGHTS
Continued from page one
(T‘nr‘r «:1
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llll'mlgll fame) s thornuulli‘u res:
Specials
Minn \K'orkm‘s. today made public a ‘ ””"5 ....
Plate. » telegram sent to Attorney—General Pal- m ”‘9 N09“ EXcllanze: the l'nl-od For tlle W ee
___. _ mpr' charging the Thompson Block Slates Sub-Treasury Building; historic ‘
STAMPING OUT (‘oal Company. at Burton. \\'. \‘a.. with Trml'.“ Chum-hound the Chamber of '
runs New ORLEANS
moussss, ,_
a gal. $1.10, qt. .«Oc
N. Y. STATE PEA BEANS.
8. lb. ................. . 1‘7",
BEBE BRAND UNSWEIZ»
ENED‘MILK, a can ‘~
....
EXTRA FINE LARGE CAI.-
PRUNES, 9. lb. . . . . .
discriminailne against the miners in
“rcfusinr.r to let lliem return to work.”
Mr. Pell'y further aired the Attorney-
(‘renrrnl it there was any action that
could be taken relative to the alleged
discrimination?
Almrneydlencl‘al l’é‘lll’lul‘ ilillllulliatw
iv wired an answer slnlinu that he had
asked the Thompson Company in make
an cxplanaiion regarding the charges,
.‘il'. Pull-y said.
For the first time since the coal
strike bcean. loading in the Chess.»
Commerce. The afternoon will
taken up with visits to the Academy
of Music and the annual Horse Show
at Madison Square arden Tonie'nl l'lc
will attend a dinner of New York so-
cieties and later will be the guest of
honor at a ball in the home of Mrs.
\\'ilela\\' Reid.
The prince was greeted with unusual
warmlh cvel‘vwhm'n be wrni. T‘J"
crowds. showing a democratic disre-
gral‘d for royal dignity. salTlied him with
such remarks as “Hello, Prince?" and
be
THE WHITE PLAGUE
Continued-From Page One.
t
tional Tuberculosis Association.
letter follows: _
“Allow me lo express again my
deep interest in the work of the Na-
tional Tuberculosis Association. I am "
very much interested to learn of the
effort of the. Association to raise the
sum of six and one-half million (lol-
The
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Phone 1405.
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_Dr. S. M Diets
planner
ustliili Null: “stee—
. South Norwalk‘
Missal. oosml-zss
.‘ COLLEGE ‘
FOR THE
mimeti- smss
1N
FOOTWEAR
GO TO
MAX LEVY
31 so. unset,
So. Norwaik.
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. lars that the state budget may be ti«
- to wish the very best success of the
MORE RADICALS
peakc & Ohio fields retumed to nor-
mal ycstcrrlav. according to edifices
from Huntington. The day's loading
totalled 2.205 cars. which was above
the average or normal times and close!
ly approached the daily average for
the best on record. according to re
.‘He’s a remilur cuv." and frequently
nanced for the coming year, and write called him Eddm‘
WHITE ROSE COCOA, .
12 lb. can it“
etl'ort. 7
The organizations. afliliated with-
the National Tuberculosis Association
are located in every state in the
A. STULL
Wll. -
MAKE YOUR
. . ’ts from the office of E. L. Rock. su- ‘ '
Lnion. Each of these state organl- pol . .
zntions has a state-wide ‘program perinteudfill of the western-dwismn. . SELECTION EARLY 3 24 C S t
\allich coordinates with that of the l ,
National Assocairi‘cn. ~ Each state has 319000-000 . e ‘ ‘ It" l .. ., 1 . . _ , j - Ottage tree
a fixed budget. Ninety~two per cent BOND THEFTS . A 5.1) Mahmud“) la‘cvdll 30111‘ f
of all funds raised in any state will be INVESTI ‘ ( lll'lSlmas glfts selected lio- ? WW .-.
u ilized there to carry on the indlvld~ GATED fol-91]“. 1.1 .1 b- ' e I 9 l
u.ll programes of the state and zoccl "‘ ‘ ' l 51 cglns. t S more ‘
organizations. (Continued from Page )ne- pleasant t0 know that each
gift is stamped by good taste
‘lll‘ltl high quality. To know
both these satisfactions, shop
cariy-and shop at Brand's.
Our displays of Christmas
gifts are very large and vet‘-
l
.bcvs have played a prominent part.
l The police assert. that Sullivan ad-
mitted having received the two certifi-
cates, although claiming not to have
[known they had been stolen, and that
:one had been disposed of in Vv'ashinz-
r in Philadelphia. He
ton: and the othe
'claimed to have received these certifi-
' MME. JEANNE [TE
South Norwalk’s Leading
Corseiierrc & Glover
66 SOUTH MAIN ST.
BEING BAGGED
BY GOVERNMENT
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First Page).
and United States Di-stri
ct Attor e 's . ' - 9. - , ‘ .
o 5C6 decided in data“ Man: an. cates—and other securities which the "3d now-and Brand 6 Halli) Corsets Cleanedandkcrialred
trifling m ”m immedmtely nearly 113:? £212§e§§flube§“ stolen—from and distinction are apparent é ‘
500 men held in the state or Washing- the “figs of ..St°§:"..°”?.°{,sa“§“::§ in everything shown. 5 Satisfaction Guaranteed
tun accused of syndicalism. Most of “Enright” The police So far have '
:35)? Till: agelbbgshgu 3:: he: been unable 10100-816! 'he trio. but to- BUYING IN SAFETY ‘
I .
(mixes are bawdy .. day ”“0““ the“ 93°F“! ‘0' found summons AND CHINESE
them up. .
The New York police
At BRA ND’S
At Cben‘aiis.
tr “11.. char
'county seat of this .»
see of complicityfin the
RESTAURANT
are being as-
. . . .. ~ - ,. . stated in their, Search by. anti: t' WE Reoulor Dim:- 11:30 to 2:30, {lac
.. .._ . :l-klllings here were tied against}! "me, cities A Wight! 0 tech?! '91:; :l :3 LR"? ADOPTIOAL gum 5W9" including Soup 35c
L 3133 39,5» . ‘kn’ee , _ ‘ .4?“ W‘ ' . 5T0.“ . . Sunday fair Comes Dinner. 8-": .
Hula Street
.13 North
1‘ $1;
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