'73
71'
lot-55‘
, 1 12259
§;'cm. 2036-
liars, "£43.,
' 71;.
31
12135
150
94
48%
101%
12454.
467%
88
I!
1405‘
1 Johnson says
‘Pil'yers rose
11%
use
175
14%
3114
86*
says
3315
50 _
14
195‘
5135
42*
31%
s
N. Y. Central
-l§.Y..N.H. & Ii.
ganja Pnc. 79%
. Oil
$11’In Amer. Pete.
than A. Pete. B
at”: G”
31%
9914.
32%
2311
204
1175;
26% -
124
4651.
791‘
73
8515
52;;
10514
121
61%
35%
1095‘
53%
use
Uri. Tel.
Else.
"Gulf 8n].
.ne
.1 1'
mod '6; Maples
.ounemmn
71%
41
69
10W:
121.
19%
5‘56.
159'
30%
121%
149%
93
471‘
100%
122%
44a;
65%
48
139%
3494
as“
7095
125
34
125
64
18%
85%
892.5
11 is
4593
174
25
122
461,5
78%
72%
84%,
50%
103%
120%,
69%
34%
109
58
61%
_ 7.1%: yesterday's _,
4:1
70%
105
1221.4
20
'70
30%,
121%
149%
98%.
4755
101
124%
4556'
667/;
12%
78%
4714
53%
81
90%
32%
22%
20215
117%
26
123%
46%
79
73
84%
51%
105
120%
61%
35
109
58%
62%
‘ numb..-
whores
you?
‘ notation.
fljlaeobs Oil.
Why.
1 ,ijlllllll'lllifl!
‘: PAINSFRIIM .
Willi, [AME BACK
Can’t straighten
H W sudden pain sharp aches
1 ‘2 Now listen! That's lum-
> or maybe from a st‘rain,
'11. get relief the moment you
back with soothing. pene.
Nothing else
’m hmeness and 1511':-
Iou simply rub it
w out comes
,3 is hamleq and doen't burn
. out. Don't lune-r!
1 Woof old, honest St. as
When any drug store, and books.
Hit it just once you'll forget He said he had managed to collect
m had mug, lumbago all the films of his present trip and
bean your back will “I“ h 3180 had
_ arm's any more misery. 'trins With his count
.mu. and has been Wales.
- for so yum—Adv.
the
Get a
._an_.._._ '
5' WAII‘SI‘BEET. 10:30 a. m.‘--Inl- .
54%
, Several local ag‘nt'rmattendea the
Kaplan-Delmont bout... iuBridgeport,
naught.» ~ 1'
.flh
fixer " , es ,-1,_
Members of the Womfiil'l 43m?
of Christchurch glue 1:9me 93 “it?
:hurch’ 'omorrofit arftel‘llfih F“? W
' "4..-”: 2:: 1
‘ in! prices were slightly mixed, with ~ _. L -.7 m tinged £03119
' peciai shares shouting a. repetition o higfpbzrslfyfufidgck rveitijin; 1095-931
gidgting ”‘88" espe- 3'an yesterday-'31flérnfih ID? that“
claily Co ‘ 1x: Gas. which 11drop- vflarry R. “$1211.; .7: j‘ 5'
pod 4.1.5-8...” 'Lin response to the ,1 ,. 1- n 1
3* new capitaiwgplan. Du Pont also
. was off 3‘p61mj‘hmerican Sugar Pre-
"‘ {erred 2 1-2,“"”3_i1d Chesapeake &
Ohio and Burns jarothers A 1 point.
Ad’vaiim,‘ hum, were in the ma-
jority and theontire list moved up at
a rapid pencil}:F sympathy with the
brisk inquiry"- for the railroad, steel,
equipment and high-priced oil shares.
Union Pacific advanced 2 1-2, Chica-
go Northwestern 2 points and New
York Central, Delaware, Lackawanna.
Reading, New Orleans. Texas and
Mexico and Wheeling and Lake Hie
rm; 1 to 1 1—2. Crucible, Bethlehem
R and Gulf States Steel ruled 1 to
1 13—4 higher. 'Standard on of New
Jersey was up 2 l-2’and California 2-
points. Baldwm and General Elec-
tric gained 2. with Lima Locomo-,
tive 1. ‘ - There was a large attendance at the
meeting of the Women's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society.“ the East avenue -- __ _. .
Methodist church. held with Mrs. Hat- 3:.” and ME- Walter Sacha. 01 New
tic L'Hommedieu. vice-president. last York- a. re having-“their firmer-“home
“em“g' A“ mem‘“ ”mm” “mat Delafleld Island remodeled. The
‘.for the evening on "India's ’ _. Kano or
”M" wr‘ 1- work is being done by H. H. , n.
Heflm‘e‘ , New York; . . .
The report made last night at the
meeting of the Common Council of the
city to the effect thqfipians and speci- .
fications for the now-bath houses. at
Calf Pasture Beach. should‘ be ready
by the first of the year. was good news
to local people. who see infill: hopes?
of having a truly public beach. with
modern conveniences at the beach.
next summer.
, n .
H E: , .. \I { V d y
at; lyester a
ape ‘ ' in Staintord.
The tug Theodore Smith towed out
the empty barge J. H. Byersonr'trom
the Bishop &_ .Lynes‘dgcirs yesterday
afternoon. '
' ”air“
flood;
hiather, rs. Murray,
Th
* - l a harvest. dance. _.
_ Two cases otscarldt fever are quiuu 3% 2.335311. the Noroton Heights
intined' in East Norwalk today. One School Auditorium. . ,
casein that of Miss Incille Cu"; or 49 F . 1, . ,_ ,
Van Zandt street. the otherness being ,
that of Mis Virginia. Haviland or
Strawberry Hill avenue. .
and 'Mrs. Warren
Old King’s Highway
' Bask‘etbuil practice will be heldnby
the members of the Boys' club or me
East avenue M. E. church, at Com-
munity Hall. this evening. Members
or the club held the regular weekly
meeting at the church last night. when
routine business was transacted.
Miss Esther" 'Jacemth” attenda‘l; the
urday. and spent Sunday with friends
in the city.
1 Mr. and Mrs. William Dow of Am—
herst. Kass" motored down tonarlen
Rev.'G. A. Tuttle and his mother.
WALL STREET. Noon—The mar-
ket registered an extensivenrray of
substantial advances during the morn-
ing. Hurried covering of shorts, lm~
pelled by indications-that overselling’,
had been carried too fast in various
issues, and signs that current prices
were attracting the attention of bar-
gain hunters. caused active bidding
z'or stocks with resultant advances of
l to 4 points in many instances. Ces-
sation of the recent liquidation in for-
eign bond and domestic issues was ap-
parent also, European issues rising
half to three points, while domestic
liens gained half to two points. The
rapidity of the advance in stocks cans.
ed some realising. which lowered Un-‘
ion Pacific. Gulf States steel. Chicago!
Northwestern and Dtah Copper 2 Epjgcopal church will celebrate the:
Mints from their best prices. Weak-huh anniversary or the organization 0“
mess also was shdwn by. Delaware and .Christ Parish with a meeting at the
Hudson. Cruelble Steel. Canadian Pa-_’ church on Gregory Boulevard. Right
cific. Royal Dutch. Virginia-Carmina" Reverend E. Campion Acheson. 17- 1)"!
Chemical an] Jones Brothers’ Tea. the Suffrngan Bishop of Connecticut:
Call money opened at 5 per cent. 0 ’will speak on "The General Conventioni
V .. in Portland" and there will be othcrl
WALL STREET, 1:30 p. m.-——Early talks as well.
high prices were eXCeeded to a large ,
degree in many instances in the. after-i One new member was admitted to
noon, when the list generally' swept; the group at the November meeting all
vaard again under the: leadership of the Epworth League 0f "“5 15'3" 3""
lgh-priced industrial shares. Nation- ‘nue M. E. church, held last evening . .,
nl Biscuit soared 355 points. Standard with Mr. and Mrs. E. Ward Sturde- 3?:ihtieliS-cki?l:n fitifiéfcagini?nl
Oil of New Jersey 659. National, Lead. hint. at their home. 7 >Lorenn Street'lumish music for dancing
Standard Oil ot.Calit‘ornia. 1Goneral About 25 members were present 188* . ' ' 1 ' . 1‘
Electric and American Tobacco A and. evening and. following the usual rou-' . , _ ,_ 1 " ~_
I; 3 to 31,5, arid Baldwin. L'. s. Steel._.tine business. it was decided1=to pur- orgf‘éhsérihl’éfggoége $133353.
Corn Products." American 'Ca’n' andlchase lane for use in the Sunday . . ' ' p? ' l
. 1 ”3p ' Men S Class of the Congregational
binds-baker 2 to 2%. school room of the chumh; Plans for.
the annual fair or the leifgue. to be
held at the church on December 5th.
were also discussed at length. A so-
cial time was enjoyed following the
business meeting. 1
2.’ Glenbrook. under ahe leadership of
R OWA Y TOJV their captain. Mrs. F. I... Prescott.
— visited the Tilloy Bird Flinn inst Sig.-
~ .uriiay afternoon. The trip was a
REG“: 033::uf m 9“ ”‘3 hm“ 1" treat. which the. girls orthe patrol
oway on a ' won by getting the most points for
scout work during the last quarter.
Warren Greehe and family at the
Post Road have changed their place
of residence. and are now living on
Mrs. Gerrit Smith, of Darien, yes.‘
bankruptcy showing liabilities of $7.-
assets. however, 843.700 are securities
of the Mrs. Gerrit Smith, Inc. of 42‘
East 40th street. New York. 3
This evening members of Christ.
Garage. owned by‘Harry Luttcrman.
are being painted. Wok-k was started ,
a few days ago. New windows will:
also be put in the doors of the garage.‘
as. the others weré brokenxin the gas-i
oline fire of last week.
On December 7th; the Mru's Club;
of the Presbyterian church of Nam»!
too. will give a dance in tixe;Norotoui
subject:
tit-e." His talk was interesting.» and
was much enjoyed by the nlenibers of
the class. ' ’
: OFFICERS Am} INSTALLED.
Dr. Flanagan of Greenwich Conducts
Ceremony for Catholic Union
' Council. *
Owing to the iincss alt-District Dep
uty Haggerty. newly elected officers of,
Catholic Union Council. K. of C.. 'were
installed last night by Dr. P. D. Flan-
agan of Greenwich and stam Follow-
ing the installation. luncheon was serv-
ed. during which Dr. Flanagan dc-!
scribed the recent K. of '0. national
convention which he attended.
The new officers ‘l’ollow:
Grand Knight—Daniel F. Toomey. i
2
Deputy Grand Knight~John J',‘ Henry Jarvis, of Rowayton avenue.
Dorsey. mas purchased a. late model Overland
Chancellor—Joseph A. Fortin. Sedan.
VVarden—Raymond Magner. .
Financial Secretary—C. M. Dorgan,
Recording Secretary—Lawrence J.
Paulina.
Outside Guard—Robert Kennelly.
Inside Guard—Francis McLaughlin.
Ad"°ca‘9"—J°hn 3' Farrell. Mrs. Earle P. Stevens entertained
. Trustee (for three yearn—Will” the members of the Ladies' Auxiliary
Howard. lot the Rowayton Hose company at her
lhome last. Qvening when plans were
SIOUNTBA'ITENS BACK 'mad for the bazaar t be h
IN ENG . e o eld on
Friday, November :4 at the Ronny-i
'
N " YOR N . 16. i: . ton Hose Company hair. “lose who
Mountbatten of England and his
contribute to the bazaar are asked. it
'bride. back in New tort. today. after
possible. to get the ‘articies to the
six weeks' tour of the d States. solicitors so that the work of collection
revealed that one or his hobbies is
can be lessened as much as possible.
collecting motion picture films. He
.. N
lprcdicted that forty years hence all,mA AT 30% SCHOOL
the world will have libraries of films '
99°F” “d“ have shelves 9!; GEORGETOWN. NOV. 15.—The
second entertainment or the Com-
munity association course of George-
town will be -held in the.Public
School Anembly on Friday evening.
n, the Prince 01 November 17. in form of a tray-
leioguc.
A group oerit-i Scouts from Troop"
continues in be
home in Logan
Nesbit
at his
\Viiiiani
seriously ill
Place.
A slight aciclnt occurred early Sun~
day morning on the Post Road, not
far from llrookside avenue, when a
truck owned by Herbert Smith of
gBrldgeport and driven by Harvey E.
Clark sideswipcd a touring ear owned
and driven by John J. DeLaney. 80%
West 41st Street. New York. De-
Laney's car was quite badly damaged
and a woman who was with him re:-
ceived slightbinjuries on her arm. The
truck was going toward Stamford,
and the touring car in the opposite
direction. Both partim being re-
sponsible. no arrests were made by
Constable Charles Smith, who covered
the case. ‘ ,
The house owned by Deloa L'Hom—
medieu. of Logan Place. has been re-
"painted and presents a most attractive
appearance.
—g—‘ "
Staggering across West Main street.
Stamford. Edwin Fairchllid of 18 West
avenue, Stamford. was hit by an an»
tomobiie befits towed by one.” driven
by Charles Ottmer of Noroton Reigns;
yesterday afternoon. Fail-dim! was
taken in custody by Policeman George
Bates on a charge or translation. A
bottle 01' older was found in ht pock-
et. He was not seriously injured.
and was released after he had ushered
up. {The machine which was doing
the towing successfully passed Fair.
child. but he walked in the path of
the automobile which was being
When he was asked if he saw any towod. * Hé was knocked to the
“madness ‘“ H°”’W°°d- he waned GOVERNOR’S arm-w “and ‘
and said: "We looked to?- the wicked- ‘ '
mess the first thing. We failed to find ORDERED OUT. Final pains b
.any. but I have to say that we ar-l
rived there at 7. in the morning,
thesllnsmadeonhis
ave been made for the
supper. fair and cake sale. of the
healer Aid Society, or the Congre-
gational church. The fair. will be
held this Friday afternoon and even-
ing. There will be a cake and candy
table, fancy articles, a vegetable booth;
and numerus other attractions of the
lday. This will be a fine opportunity
'for the Darien ‘rpeople to do‘ their?
'Christmas shopping early. 5131168119“
per will be served from 5,7301%}:30
HARTFORD Nov. 15.——‘I‘he gover-
in a fog .. and nor's staff is ordered to report for one
' 1 ' day's duty on November 18 at 7:45 p.
B .
8311103353: and Lad’ Mountbatten 'm.. to.attend upon the governor at the
greatest 81 h rand Canyon “’33 the time or his review of the Second Bat-
8 '3 0f their American tour. talion. 169th Infantry. in orders'iso
TO CHECK BORDER CRIME WAVE' sued by the Adjutant-General today.
m... ...-..-.- SAYS ”3"um ’
ment has been reached. it wann-
nounced here today.” whereby officials
check crime along the bordel ‘be
smuggling of liquor anti drugs ‘into ' .
this city and to suppress revolts Tn {N m M
Mexico. . ' ‘ '4 l i: E.
Inauguration of a telephone system ’ L 4‘ ‘ ' I "
between Mexican river guards and ’. ‘ ~' ‘ “hm in,”
one 01:13 men on this side is a. ' ' ) ' ' E I 1 VI J
the plan tostop'unuxgflnt. Fm.aihsnkaehe.stim . ~‘ ' / , V p 71*le c ‘l
Americans will help prevent revoltazllralnarw H ' When. . ' ’ A, V, v
in Mexico by. interning Mexican an; mire sum: *
thorities of shipments ot’ arms and L 7
munitions and watching moreelo’aly 11%
for revolutionary M ‘ ' I h
rum mam Wm
HALIFAX. 1N. 8.:- No -15. *— 1'53
.Italian steamer}, .. “Gram7pre-
iyiouslmwd, 6 be sinking,“
,teen abandoned by her. crew in snide“,
;Atianiic. says a mums trout
:Cepe‘rteqe. received todayJfi‘ m
agents of moon. 1)) are: ' , ' ,
have wbeen nfely‘ W {6.111%
white Stir Liner Hirsch; ii. " ‘
had answer-an: " 1- " ’ V» "
these tickets fulfills capperwne m
i
‘ Mfl’eim.mide tot-the 1mm.
tene*enne
steadfast :
‘ ' < any.
washer,
Noroton Boy' Scouts“ troop .
on E-ri- .
August Schryver, oi New York. _ is 1
spending a week, at the home of Mr. .
Schryver..'of the:
aviation meet in Hartford _ last Sat- .
l
on Sunday. and were the guests 10!
1
“were.
-Aww
Maple avenue in the former Bayiii‘t:
house. i'
tel-day filed a voluntary '7 petition in .
£450 ‘aud amets 0113755544.“: Of‘the"
The doors and outside of thos‘Depot 1
church last Sunday morning orf'th‘e ‘
"Making . Religion Attract-g ,
1-anaoir0mtuvtorm , .
cured ahead of timgosathstflw ;
.l.
I
1
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5 TOMORROW , “
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0’ .4 c. 31.1..
theoresaie
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hoe- Store
SOUTH v»
‘3
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, lby his father. He was also present
DIES FROM INJURIES‘at the inquest this morning held by
' Coroner 1311- Mix of New Haven.
DERBY. Nov. 15.-—-—John Pelua. 52
years of age. or 17 Derby avenue. diedl‘ON‘VA‘YS ELF; BANKRUPTCY
in Griffin hospital at three o'clock I’m-IION
yesterday morning from injuries re:
ceived when he was struck by an NEW HAVEN, Nov. iii—John W.
automobile driven by Walter Krckow- Conway of Hartford. a manufacturer.
sky aged 1?. 0! Milford Nov. 4. land Mrs. Gertrude c. Conwav have
Krekowsky appeared in court year; filed petitions in bankruptcy. Mr. Jon-
terday morning for trial and his case way has debts of $154,653 and ass}:
was continued for one week. He was of $6,650. Mrs. Conway has debtsio.
released‘ in bonds of 81.000 guruhhedl‘tBSfiSl and assets or $1,450. ‘
uncut}! 'lti'tim ,\'1’l(l\' "
l'<,.:~lir\ril
iii". i i‘TiliV
NEW in :..:\ 5.1:. -,
not to .
Abby i.‘ i k1 '4 ‘.. ..
Mr. and Mix. .
the dodh‘ul' “
Avenue liar-1
pleted. has 11,... :2 y-
nesday ovrn: Sm: '..‘. '
I‘ll
night. The rhurc‘n. 1111:;
cost 31.500."”\' and
family gave donor for [31:17...
otherrcontzilmtion mud.
lug fund.
yonvi :H
r'i:
Q.“
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.trim;-utiu“““"““
zepresenting practically every depart- o'clock... Tickets for the wt“; ’1 -
:nent of the United Statemgovemment ' 7 . . be procured , from Hts. _ mm '
n E] Pu“ and Mexican government . - ‘ f Slaughter, "Mrs. R. L. Gillettejot- Mrs; ‘
officials in Juarez. will eta-operate to E. A. Snooner. ,"It is- neeemry11-ehet.;1
_ Fl .
and tom honoured
“aflikujfifin-«uim
some in.
3 my age.
dawninnsnst
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H 7 . and Mill-pith Eds
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