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your good taste and are
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our YOUR (mans
NOW AT
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MEXLCO CITY. Tuesday. Nov. 19.—
A fnvwal order for the lmm‘iaonment
Consular Aeent at Puebla. on ghargeS’
of harms: made false declaration and!
threats againatpeons in case they tes—
tified thoy saw him at'his hacienda 13‘
company with Federico Cordova. the
bandit. Chieftain. was issued today by
Judge onzales Franco at Puebla. ac-
cording to advtces received from that
city. .lcnkinBr-‘however, is not yet in
jail, and in a statement to the press
asserts it is untrue that he is not al-
ed to leave the city.
The exact legal status of the Jim-
kins affair is obscure as "'iparontly lw
is under arrest, but is free in the citv
of Puebla without ball. The next
move in. the case evidently devolves
.~ in I’m o'ficia'ls more. 93 Jenkins
has givon his word he. will b." prewn‘l
in -u"‘st lirlltl'l n-smlml.
At 1135' FLYO" '1 "g:;4"9 13.0"“. it is P}?-
fi0‘16‘rl that no formal note 1151:: boon Th
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—~— Poi-rod [xv-«y 1h“ Unhpfl States (19.
._r..m.-....~...-—nmv , manning h“ mlm-e of Jenkins. al-
though ll. i: known that repay-rewa-
tllmu llf‘ld been mall" in the Mexican
Government regarding h“: “molesfn-
lion." Champs arming! Jenkins thus
Lu appear to be buseddltmatimolvnt‘
“For: who alleyr t‘iey’svw him in com-
panv with (forclong hut w‘-"‘nanpt‘s
publish stories that there mu coercion
on limbo sides. which will probably be
dvvvlcped if Jenkins :=uc-."cc"«_in .--.e-
Purl"! a formal trial on allie’zatjons
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{Lily Néws
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\ ll"2t‘lllltf has llt‘t‘l'l award-
~tm|rzu>t to install an internal
. .1 (.m- pipe heater in the rcsi- . .
. ml Grunt Anilf-l‘son of Winfield ”ml “" conspired “'1’“ ”l“- bandit
5;.“ Norwalk. . chieftau'n for his: own abduction.
Nun tllt‘ parade to the Fifi-anon":
'l‘m‘xu Assembly Hall. toniclit.
MORE FARE OR NO CARS.
So Declares President of The Con:
necticut Ca. in New Haven Oddross._.
Eight «hounand miles of street rail-
way in this country are under receiv-
nrshin. and if the public needs nuns-
portation it lllllst pay for it, was the
rumor stat-”.0111 of Lucius 8. Storm.
.md Mrs. William K. \‘t’ilson of
.. (.Ly. former residents of Danoury
.~..- sold their land and buildings on
runs street. Danhury. to Mr. and
‘x‘;.~s. Alfred Pisapiu of that city.
——s———-. ure‘vlenz or l‘w (‘onnemicut Co. at
~ . In 3... ~ , -. . .- ~.‘ . . =»;
3“.“ Men from {\oru'alk. Bridgeport, M C . mmnl) Partial v.. .\t w l..1.¢.i.
He said:
<.-luford and Torrington expect to
s wit Dzmlmry tonight where members
on the .Paugussett tribe will turn out
to meet the great chiefs of tho state,
will pay an official visit to the Dan-
lnu‘y Wigwam.
“The principal rem-ton fad" the poor
;- (v titri It It" l:8“\"9-s is
abnormal (-1.4 of w‘ervth‘n':
wh’r-ll cmo‘rs irm lhv upkeep or 1'.»
roads. The public now. an: C'l'l'T""Pd
with tho (it: ho'nu-czu‘ tl:n'< d-mnnd:
more comfortable cars.‘botter tracks,
v‘l'” paww ‘v-‘l 1:2: 1' .‘v l) -- l ll!
lit.
Announcement is mado by tho New
Han-n railroad company that the ..
State of Maine EXDI‘ESS. leaving New 'nvm llll‘tilwhmll. “”510 WWW" re
York daily at 7:30 o‘clock. p. m.. for .“"”""‘i I’m" ml “filamc “7“:‘79‘1.
Portland, Mo, will stop regularly af- “j"m ”E". plants. The “‘9‘- “ mate-
tezr November 23 at South Norwall: at. "131 Wlllml 011.3911: ‘ into tho malnrzm.
8'40 o’clock, p. 111.. to ink? or leave "31C“ 0’ lho plan! 1" “1'3”“ The 9‘1““
passengers. (4‘ -,' - ' coal :mtl lalir“: has: tron.“ up The
‘ ‘ price of labor has im‘rvnsed 6:: pop
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~A~T\lid-wav fun and dancing at Fire "T511- 11‘ HWY“ than 300 cities. he said.
riven's Fail all this Week. Sevv‘s or-
(iu : 'l'zlv.‘
H‘n rents.
3' “All tho
xicul_ c'xc
rztrru? railway: in Connec-
it one which has an income
A. big: time will he vnjoyed tomor-
mw night by members of Eureka. Re- “0111 its lighling ‘.~‘ysicm. and The
llt‘ka‘xl Lodge in their rooms on South ‘(OWHH'HCUI Company pro. in the
Main street. Every lnlmiber is urged Annds 0f l‘f‘ccl‘nzrs. Paving and
renewals (out in ordinary Limes $1,.
noomlu. n yvnl‘. and mo company is
ixquiru! to pay one—third .116 one: of
construction of bridges. The lmdge
'uvcr the Housalonic llixer will cost
SéO‘lmmt alone. The road has paid no
tlixidrnd; for ycn's, and no taxes for
:wo years, and it has paid for very
littlo paving required of it. All the
rcu-nuv has gone into the opomtlon
of the cars.
“The transportation problem. he
Lnid. is (1:: much the,- public as it 15
ill“ (T’llllllillly's and it is up to the com-
»-~ .. .. munity to determine Wilmuer it- shall
to turn. out. that a fitting: reception
might be. tendered to friends from the
south. Refreshments will be SCI‘VCG
at the dose of the lllQE‘llng.
Arrangements have been completed
an elaborate display tomorrow of
.. d smile and fancy articles by the
:zl’ucrs of Court Laurel. Daughters
(limilo, who will hold a sale in the
nf L‘. rooms on \K'cst W'asliington
~' vi. Articles for suitable Christ-
. «ifts will be shown, and a wide
.3 1;; of food goods.
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” 1m pr‘ continue the trolleys or not. The zone .
.Uu‘i}:v*' the crowd fowl-”q“ ‘all gym-m was agreed by opponents.‘
' .3 3“”?- VTOW.“ Assert] 5'. hit.‘ in mi of the. trolley company at the
I‘M-‘1‘» caucmg cVer mg ‘ ‘hcm-ings in llartf‘ord.'lo be the fair-
est means of securing revenue, and
Ill that it needed for its screen is the
=upport of the public. In Providence
the original live-Cent fare zone has
'wen increased by a 26-cent fare. In
Boston passengers pay a ten-cent fare
'n addition to a $4,000,000 tax as a. re-
sult of the public ownership plan. ln
Brooklyn, when the roads went into
. the hands of a receivership, they are
5m“ 0' Curtls, turmeriptasléggcg split up into three independent lines.
“Mm Norwalk Methodls ..and three independent fares are re-
1 Gil-”Ch- ‘ (mired Where one formally sufllceu.
’ . l “If the utility is lb continue it must
\ number of members- of the local;
..-:‘1ipa] churchefi will attend a. 0111‘! «n..._._w-._.-. .__..,_c __.
,. n the Hotel Green. Danbur‘y. to« -.
,_-;3,,w night, in connection With the
gnawwjde campaign of the church,;
' . -.- cocakers will bl; Her. Dr. Patton ;
? New York, chairman of the general I
1‘2; 3 Lois Curtis or Japan will speak
women of the Women's For-
\7i.u;<lmmry Society of the South
;v.;-.1k Methodist; Exl'scopal church
-=v;~~:ow evening at 8 o'clock. The
. warned of the congregation and
mls of the missionary work in gen-
nrc invited to hear Miss Curtis.
3-: Curtis is a daughter of the Rev.
“Janos . 7 .
lennsbllry, Mathewsen
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.. . £_ .51 i .§j ‘ :53 whogppteciates style and m
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NEW Y _. - —. 'qlllllty-
» '.Onl B
nirdeufl'm.mm~ 3 Sold y y’
best friend his executor. . ‘ , _ , ‘
ElW .ch 8; Glover
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They were both killed 13
he same auto ppcident.
Trust Companies dpn’t "133 WWTOH 813m-
killed. ' ~ rmm 00”-
. manor. W ""fli or:
M.
who value
a rttnm on the investment and the
UNDER m‘dofislm rests with the wait! 58
to what the result will be. _
of “'l-lliam o. Jenkins. United States! ,
raids in this respect.
fares have increased from six even to .
miVon every two hours until three doses.
“—0. “.m —-_—m
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-"'... ”A“ -uuhfikrum H
of the property to W
.
THAexsoles m 1w; '-
scnoocs 9'? THE sure
Thrift to Play. W. Part in
anal Observance of the Day
HARTFORD. Nov. lS.~—'l’hrj is to!
have a notable put in the. plans in:-
Thanksgivlng allowance in the monk ‘
and parochial schools éf‘the State. ,
M
The Tin-m idea will be emphaeigaa i9 1. '
various ways. through plays. pageant—«i
drills, recitatiens and songs. the 5"“
in all being to demonstrate that
Thrift 13' 3e truest oxpresatdn oi ,
Thanksgiving and that‘the things in
life worth having cannot be obtained .1
cf
ir.
without a. struggle: the practice
thrift being of Vital
their achievement.
with the efforts of ale Connecticut
War’aavimz committee. school princi-
pals are being {Asked to plan their
Thelmaivlm; programs with this and r
in view.
The public, private and parochial
schools baVc taken part in the Thrift
and War Savings Stamp campaign.
Proof that the lessons learned during.
the war have not been forgotten is '
atronglv indicated by Weekly reports
from all sectors of the state. Compari.
run of reports show that Ansonla. alr
importance
To cooperate!
though by.-no..mnsut law all) 48
making a wonderful record in this re-
spect and in ratio to population easily ‘
leads the state, while the October re-
port trom the Bridgeport schools ShOWS
an investment. of over 32.000 in Thrill
and War Saving Stamps. 'Weeklv re-
ports from the other cities indicate
similar goal «out and the country
schools are also maintaining fine re
PAvme Hlét-ifiicss FOR
' BUTTER.
POBR
WASHLVGTON. Nov. 1:8.—-Despite
[lip ll‘gh price cmlfiedo “Mg. com
54F" r~ arn tr many cases getting largo
percentages of water. salt and. colon
'v' .~.-q....-rh. rim—dais of the Bureau of
Chemistry. Agricultural ,Department,
announced today. Several shipments
t f ir-‘m'lm' Hl‘M" ‘l'we been seized ne-
cemly under the Federal Food and
Divim' Act the statement said.
Fr-dnral standards require that but-
ter shall contain not loss than 82.5 per
cent. milk mt. yet all the butter seiz~
ml J: was declared. has conlgined less
than 80 per cent. with 3 correspond-
ing increase in the percentage of wa-
ter-”salt and coloring matters. ,
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- Kmmm Ave.
”N iot—Seuidemaee.
House I“ lot—Highland Ave. .
151'“ MW homes with all mm.
lRévmond Bros.
, MW lame noon mum, at: ‘
single pieces.
DAINTY m WAGONS, mm mm.
1533110.? 011. HEATERS FOB GEE-LY BOOK
BéYMONDh éON
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And the home testiml will be all the happier ibyou have
We have many models of lining fables Chitin, Bullets.
Serving Tables, China. Closets and other it'ens in sets or
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Tate.
Our cards express the exact sunli-
ments of the sender. Div Stamped
and purely pawl, they are re‘
cefied. with thé sane. warmth oi
. heart as the sender would rtcoivc
" Finfietssn: We have a splendid an
sortment of these cardc with ap-
propriate expressions of greeting.
Better order your} today.
Back of sample. th to Your
Home on Request.
9 F. L. HAMILTON
m now or
éwnmn TRADE
Are ycu rne who still believes
the song and dance of tho ad-
vertising solicitor Who am
his paper is the only one that
cuculatcs in the outlying
towns?
If so, you are on the Wrong
track. Your good dolly,“ are
being spent for naught. We
take prid: in cooperutl with
Norwallr merchants will? want
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to present their business to the
Westport public through the
Tallow SCIENCE
DWINITION 0F CHIROPRACTI
“a of the flame And the at 0‘.
by: wrench. twist mamblnth
met. icon I mom 0'
cream-plucked mm mm.
latex-lite ummmw
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gretslmun Chiropractor-oh...
tomb“
Hannah Tmtmcnh mun Aloe
trims Kid Gloves
Thowellglovedhinddenotosaclauofdifiincfionina
Imam
Amhmcfthnwell known “Genuine-5e," blag; and
$3.00,
Black, manna green. white stitching £335
Winona-490185;).......................... $4.98
mmammuamm with white and white with
Msfitching,t$n.bownandm,ulfsfitching..flto$3
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Heavy Cape Kid, brawn. tan, grey, white pique
t =3» W
Grey Sued:
.no.oo.uoonno-ctoon4cu oo-ouo
J. I. MALLETTE
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$2.25 «$3.00
$2.03
1‘. mamas. ll. C.
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Prompt Bea-very
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“Papa’s Cold Cornpound" then bseaks
. flfillf Mi
L-m—V
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up a cold in a few. hours
Relief (tomes instantly. A dose talc-
are taken usually breaks up a rue-Vere;
cold and ends all the grlppe misery. }
The very first dose opens your clot-r u
ged»up nostrils and the air passages in ‘
the head, stops nose running, relic 'vs
the headache, dullness, revertsnnesml
sneezing, soreness and stiffness. 3
Don‘t. stay stuffed up! Quit blowing;
and summing? Clear your concerted;
head! Nothing else in the world gilt:
es‘snch prompt relief. as Papa‘s Cold
Compound. which costs but a few centsl
al'any druur store. It acts without as-.
sislnnro, tastes nice. contains no quin-‘i
E Two New EdwinC.§ Burl)
Models cl Quality Shoes
tor Wolneni
One is a black mat kid shoe with the new extreme long
numvampondverypoinudtoe.
The other has a grey glazed kid top and black ln'd vamp.
BOTH ARE LACE MODELS AND MEASURE 9 1-2
“HF-Insist upon l’ape's: l
- inches high. ,
‘ ' l YOU will appreciate this shoe as soon as you see it.
NEVER FREEZE "; , '
”D CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
FORD HOOD COVERS _ ‘
AUTO ROBES f 81 Washington btrert, Eon“: Ewan“
SPORTING GOODS imfi 3» -—-- -. 1- .- ---..-..__m
adjusting the mo. Duane a: cum“
givwrw' tttuttm: "II” W 'l"
Nut and Peal
All Kinds at Sea Food
Harrisdfians’
columns of the WESTP
HERALD. ORTEB.
Published for three cneraxi
by the Jones famfl'gy. ‘ Preitn;
good argument as to its being o
good. newspaper.
But you want to see the paper
and one of the Jones'——tho
gunner you do the more money
In your pocket.
“mamumm‘
port Auto 1m 1300..”103
Iorth Ave, bum Oak and
W 3‘8» 1311th
l rheumatism. Second.
hundpartaandtmtomm
makeofcat.
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Dorian House
fi Shore Dinners
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Steak, Chops and
Chirlien ‘
A LA CARTE .
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WHOLESALE
and '
RETAIL
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(Sometimes called Riggs Disease)
”The Bi-éafd of Dentistry
CllJl‘lelf'I‘lm'd (among: Olllt’l
by Ill-Judin:
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[bad breath, and finally loosening and
gttlropping out of the N up,
3' Do you know that 90 per rent. or
:0? third Huge"!
Do you know what (11115108 it
‘ your health?
You should know how to recognize
VPyorrhea when you see it and how to
gprevvnt and overcome it.
’ Come to me for free examination
1 ' and advice -
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‘ North Mam Street.
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{(uimlztc%)?lg)91l(_)' Silver. Tecmr 0t; ‘ b0. S
- (”nun-h of the Incarnation, Neyvl . , _ .
9nd H. Burton Mansfield 0!: . . .
:Fme Footwear
M. I a “#3:
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-’;eCOXrand~éW00"" 13‘“ :
Allsizes and quantities. Immed
late delivery. Hard Wood $12 a7
cord Phone or send postal. 2
*‘ Herschfield Motor
'. Transportation Co.
Daily Service Between New Haven. Bridgeport,
N orwalk and Philadelphia
‘5
10 large trucks at. your service for all kinds of transpor—
tation; padded vans for furniture Work.
- South Norwalk—122 Water Street. Phone 294.
New York City—174 Seventh Avenue, Phone Farragut 7347.
‘Hew Haven, Game-m State Stuck Phone 427 Golony.
16 SOUTH HAIR STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK
HOURS: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Sunday; by appointment only.
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THE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
43 Water St.
MCFI on...
Innate Parts, Starter all
Generator Brushes
a 'i‘llllllzr‘ ESIIINIIIIJllllltllr .! lu't'
LI EFF RON . 3
31803811 St, East Nor-walk. Germ.
r TEL 441. Tel. «3..
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'V Waggns and Aptomobilel at bargain prices.
Lcrurn M. weren‘t
. Having sold my'brick building, I wish to m» it. by
aim “T" 136-7 do' this I om’my “ roof of " carriages.
9 l o. n. flan-r2. Prov.
mmwmo
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dint-0101's.:
l‘gums. rocedz‘nn gums. sensitive teeth
the people have it in the first, sorond
0!
«know what. a terrible 1n<_-nance it is to
ram 121545. 80.1!“ch at. gum Main s.
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Phone, 2110.
Radar Bldg. 7
CIGARS, exams-rm:
PIPES end Tonncco.
TARLOV BROS
Up~to-Date Cigar Store
“schema Block, 80. Norwall
Tel. 1581 /
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Cure That Cold [l7
Talmm'
WHITE PINE COMPOUND
WITH TAR
7 l1 BAXTEB
0358518!
A- 5.
3 GET A SQUARE DEALl
9 We will buy your household
mun. raga. papers. junk and all
-»t-.ond hand goods. Anything you
have. Price according to the out]-
i 23' \f the goods. A SQU‘U‘O (3881
' amps.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
32 \‘an Zandt Rtreet. Phone 1182-}.
éavnnfl hand 200d: always on sale.
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A. M. WOOSTER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
. Lat. Examiner U.8. Patent Office
EATENTS
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Device Bros. E
CONN. TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE '
' Public Staring-mph”.
SOUTH NORWALK, GONE.
Circular Latter:
Mew Ave. and ll'irlt 8t.
TEL. 53‘
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