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Telephone 450
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COAL ADVERTISING
7 Must have something better
Than talk behind it.
No honeyed words of ours
Will keep you warm, it
Our coal fails to "do its work.
With this fact in mind
We are constantly on the alert
To secure the best coal-—
Buying only those vadieties
You have approved.
The kind words
i
rfiaaSOALO
WHY sinkE iNEERiOR 'OIO'ARs
,- WHEN YOU CAN BUY THE
SUPERIOR
ROGER LUDLOW
10 CENTS
OR THE
Twin City and Nugget
‘ 5 CENTS
THEY CAN’T BF BEAT.
D. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
.3“.7I~‘: I 'lll‘t) assertions. claims.
. Trrceds and luaxims of shoe
dealers are of little ae-
ronut with you unless the
rho'use from which you buy your
shoes “pulkos ’l‘hut's
Wily We want you to buy
“ ' . ,.'Emerson’s or Keith
Konqueror
FOR MEN
‘ Lonnsbury8: Soules
or Herrick’s
FOR WOMEN
and
- Educator or Boston
School Shoes
FOR CHILDREN
[CONNBALLY
eBaACKEN
II WAOHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 303-4
Vi‘euir THE AMERICAN Roa-
.; BERG
Guaranteed not to crack
iztitltl "
4 . mi: woos
Hard and soil ready for family use
Hard Wood.....s175 per in corn.
Soft: Wood. $1.50 per it. coirt.
, ‘ spilt Wood. 25o Extra.
_ ’A. DAMN DETTB' wooo vans.
‘5 N0. 74 Newtown Avenue
MRI N0. 783 2- Nerwalh. 06ml.
:A. Mile lintl lots of fun shedding
store starting on her wedding
.a
thnut eltort to plan well.
”Aw—"v4 -
NONE BETTER
mATT-“m
GANS 00.
68 Water Street
SPECIAL
0'
Men’ s Suits and
Overcoats
$15.00 SUI'IS AND ”$9 00
OVERCOAT S -
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN at. so. NORWALK
-Coaiiag Stations
l‘nt’io Shin}: navy M:
in iiuportnnte lo the ships
are for
timinseivos; their nrqut
siiion is proof of
wise tori-slant.
How about your foresight? You
dout‘ how to look across
ill.» Atlantio or the
I‘HCIIII' tor
Your Coating Station
it's right IlN‘i" :it
OUR YARDS
You can't that u lwitvr tmi'
IIAZLEION COAL
The B. Hershiield 8: Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
”JAMES MEANS
“The Shoe of Shoes"
At $3.00
li‘iltS'i‘wilin'uuae the) have >I)‘Il‘
SEt‘ONIi~- They are l‘tillliill‘liliiit’
'l‘IIIIIIivIItleilusi- iilll outwtui Li"
(‘I‘ shoes HOIII all Iill‘ some price.
Our liui’inio Ilip Iloolu lire \Iililill‘
i‘il ill $6. A liew pair for i‘Ii‘l‘) poi»
pull'.
MAX LEVY
WASHINGTON STREET (BRIDGEI
Loose Leaf
Books
Dennison l‘nssr: .l‘artoui. lllnililut.
Dennison Lunch Sets, at
W. A. Briggerman's
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington at
‘“L00K
Snappers. Iliillhut.
Wi-ilh li‘ish. Flat Fish.
Fish. Eels. I‘lseullops.
A. Aaronson
successor to JOHN c. sitcox.
mm MARKET.
an WASHINGTON sTREET anions
TELEPHONE 931.
race DELIVERY ALL oven rows
MONEY TO LOAN
We loan monty to housekeepers u'
it Wt't'Iiiy pmnwniu also to property
owners on second and third mort
pages. All business transacted strict
ly confidential. ()llice hours from 9 a.
m. till 7 p. in: dittnrdays till it p. m.
lNDEPENDENT LOAN A OECURITV
COMPANY
94 Washington In. Hsvliand Bldg
One flight on. Room 1.
Iloalou Ilhiea.
lllue li‘lsh. (‘od
Most people airport a dollar‘tt worth
of thanks when they hand out a fill
rant piasollt
A
on. 4.. s . .1.
. WWMWWOW
The Higher Cort of Living
not a valid excuse for failure to saw»
Rather it emphasises the need tor that mine careful planning
Ich comes with the adult tosnvo
by get more out or what they spend than those who spend all
4'7. interest
South Nurwalk Savings Bank
UNI'I'ID IAN“ IUILDIND.
in practice those who save. as.
—-—.~—,...........W__.._.. swam-
INCREASED EIPEIIIIIIIIIE iii
Iiiiliflii
(Continued from First Page.)
last night’s session for some two and
onerhalt hours. All of tho mamberli
ol' the council were in attendance. and
in Mayor Buruell's absence, President
of the Council George W. Bogardus
presided. Corporatibn Counsel John
Keogh acted as clerk pro tem. City
Clerk Joseph it. Taylor having another
engagement. r. .p-\
' In the Fire Department.
The fire department appropriation
to he asked for will be larger some
what than last year and totals $7. 739-
.10 One item is the sum of $475 for an
extra man. Some of the members or
the department have. been objecting
to nnothr paid man on the around that
the city is working toward a paid do
parlmeni. it seems that tho depart-
ment is somewhat divided over this
extra man. though Chairman Ilogur
duo. of the department. pointed out
that one inoro luau would he very
handy, especially in iirenliko that at
the Wright bulidlna. it Is also naur
ed that he could he utilise" between
the two live houses.
Member..- ot the council have been
given to understand that the board of
estimate and taxation of the city has
something to spring In relation to a
paid department. They have not been
acquainted with the details. It has
been reported that the board of esti-
mate and taxation is In favor of doing
away with the volunteer department
in order to do away with the influence
of tho \'(iilllilNIl‘lrI in local polhics. Mr.
Bounrdus sold during bio entire mn-
neeilon with the department he had
not known of Its going into politics.
The tire department estimates also
provide for Hitll'l feet of new bone, put
the amount furnished by the it 6‘: ii
mrsot factory and the water commis-
sioners at the Wright building flrl‘.
Council Wants a “element.
'I‘iu- number»; of tho council are of
tho ti'ililiilll that the hoard of estimate
and taxation used Iill‘lll iihiiililii)‘ last
you. in not airing them it statement in
detail of what nppi'oplialiom they at-
lowml t‘ounriinnin A. .\l. I’ohllnnu
stall-d that this you: It IIIIP is not rotu-
Inn, be Is swing to lil‘IUiIIili It lull“
in or. he said. the only way ho learned
or how lllllt‘Il his iit‘imrtiiwnl hull been
:liIlIWi‘iI With. in reading the total In
The Sentinel The i‘iilllit‘ii plewnis
ENIERIIIIIIIIIIIS
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MUSIC HALL
SOUTH NORWALK.
THREE DAYS, STARTING
MONDAY. November 8“:
Return oi Our Old Friends
THE FOUR MUSICAL KINGS
THE STRAUB SISTERS
The Girls With the Big Ha
Special Engagement of
BERT MORTRAM O. CO.
to "Fun on the Boulevard"
CHARLES RILEY
ireianci's Champion Dancer
MARIE BRAND
The Ship Rope Girl
GARDNER-WEST a SUNSHINE
In a Singing Novelty Sketch
DANCING WEDNESDAY AND FRI~
DAY NIGHTS
MATINEE WEDNEIDAY AND IN?-
URDAV
Adults ..iOe Children ......bc
NIGHTS .............. 10 and 20c
MUSIC HALL
. one room ONLV
FRIDAY. November 19th
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A REMARKABLE PLAY OF MillTH
AND MYSTERY
That Triumphantly Guceasslui
mutation at Meredith Nichol-
son’s Popular Novel
The House of a
Thousand Candles
Four Whimsieaily Weird Acts. Ovar-
l‘lowing With Novel incidents
An Excellent Oempsny Headed Iy
WAYNE CAMPBELL
Perfectly Staged and Complete in All
Its Unusual Details
PRICES .............le. 36. 60. 76c
best sale Monday, Nov. III.
M. Dim.
Basket Ball
AT ‘I’HI
Dra-
’ anchor. waiting to rotor
‘ The“ ParisCloakand Suit House:
88 SOUTH MAIN ITRIIT. IOUTH NORWALK.
AThree Days’ Sale of Ladies’ and
‘ Misses’ Suits ‘
OF BROKEN LOTS TO B! 0:218:33001. AT GREATLY REDUCED
Sale in SOUTH aoawaut ma STAMFORD
wa ALTER"!!! or OHAROE.
Wmm.»u._.. w»... .....
its estimates In detail and wants to
know which estimates are cut out The
council is required by the charter to
present the estimates to the city
treasurer by November 16th. What
the estimate and taxation board will
do with the estimates is or course
problematicai. They have the power
to shear them In most any way they
deem advi'liabie.
Two Extra Policemen.
In the police department (isllfllfltttfl.
Police Commissioner John F). Paul
units for an appropriation ad lliional of
81. 375 for two extra policemen. Ana
tra policeman is desired by the depot:-
ment for night work and an extra' one
for day dilly in order that the city
won't have to be looked afoot entire
Iy alone days by Chief Volimer
Highway Commissioner llnnlop fig
ures 314025 for his department. an in
crease over last year tor new sewer
.work aml repairs to the Crescent 'l‘er
race, wall. tile figures also provide
for the garbage collection.
lr‘innnio Chairman Pohlman units {or
$16,967 02 for the administrative de
r.iartmcnt
(‘hsirman (‘hester F’. Clark. of the
Lights Department. will hand in his
estimates. and t‘Onmilman Jacob
Illnltweiler figures on 32 007. 53 tor city
‘3‘ and public printing. The Water as
i into is also yet to he handed In The
library figures are 81. 844.00 bill to
this is to be added tho telephone. light
and heat charges
Iitiiiii Iiiii iiiiiiiiili.
u...—
Mrs. Mary Rooney.
Mrs. Mary Rooney, wile oi Marlin
Itmney or it East Meadow street.
Fltunliord. aired {lit years, expired and-
denly at her home about 11:45. ’l'hurs
day night. ultr-r having been ill but
titlnou minutes.
ltetnrlua trout i'ttIllllg on a neighbor
across the street, Mrs. Rooney retired
about in p. in.. apparently in the best
of health 'l‘ouards midnight, Rhi- was
seized with a violent attack oi cough
inn. and prime nld could lm summon
t'iI Nile passed own}. [lentil was (luv
to heart lioublv, brought on by the
roughing. urrorulug to the report oi
lir, Hill-rill. the r‘oi‘oner‘s medical ex-
nlniui-i. who iln'vatixnted the death,
lit-Rides her hilfiiiillld‘ Mia. RINIIH‘)
loan-a tour daughters Minnie. Kath
urine, Helen and Elisabeth and two
sons. James and William. All are
rillsiv. and “W in Blantlord, l'xr‘olii
lulur's. who is a residual oi South
Norwulk. She also leaves two broth
t-rs, John and ilnrolsy ilynes of Ll'ltln-
Itirti.
The lulu-rat .niil take place Sundm~
afternoon.interment helm: math» in
Springtime t‘t'lllt'lt‘l‘)‘. lit-v. Ii. IL I.
tilvilson will (iflit‘liilt‘.
Mrs. Ellen Byrnes.
Mrs. Ellen llyrnee died yesterday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. at her home.
11:. t‘htlpcl street. She Is survived by
live daughters. Mrs. Florence Calla
tum. Mrs, llernum Mri‘lonahan. Mrs,
John Lyons. Miss .lulia Ilyrues and
Miss Annie liyrnoa, I-‘uueral will be
held Monday morning from St. Mary‘s
t'hurch, with interment in St. Mary’s
('t‘llil‘lt‘l ,\'.
Darius Gorilla.
Al the Bolillers' Home. Noroton, liar-
ius Corliss. sued Ill years. slant
unmihs. passed away November 11
lie was a Illt‘lllill'l‘ or Colnpnny ti.
Fourteenth t‘ V, i. The body was
taken to Madison today in ii ll, tiny-
mond for burial.
George H. Kelsey.
Georao ll. Kelsey. aged 73 years.
six months. tiled at the Soldiers‘ Home.
November 10. Funeral at 2:30 p. tn.
at the homo. Iiurlai by (i. H. tiny-
mond. in Spring tirore cemetery.
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ITGAMERS IN COLLIBION.
HAULT H'i'lll. MARIE. Mich. Nov
i:l.»~’l‘he stt'ulnor t’hnrles A. Weston.
or 'I‘ommiia, N. Y. was beached on
the Canadian share or Whltollslt titty.
[Alta Hilpei‘lor, early today. lifter ll
collision with the steamer II. P. Hope.
at Duluth. ’l‘ha Weston was lying at
the 800
looks when the llllpe. rammed liar port
Illtitl.
.
POWIRI OF HIGH IOHOODOOMt
MITTII.
60-..—
De Not Appear to be Greater “than
Those of District Cemmlttes.
. The. town high school
haw: come to the «omission that they
have not much power under the law
by which their otilcehvus crested. Inuit
night the rommtltoe held a meeting.
but out not transact much business.
Blur-.9 their last session they have been
trying to third out Just what their new
era are. the result being the "cliche
Aston above stated. ‘l‘lltiy figure. in unit
‘ er Word that transposition is almost
.«Ponv.
6.x“
x.
N
. “ In 88,
TRISTRAM &
the board of school visitors. the sum!-
as heretoture.
A member of the high St‘Iitloi rom-
mittoo said today that Ilt‘ duos not ho:
Ileve that this was the intent in the
creation ot a high school committee.
MM
ICE CREAM "I THE IOUTH.
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Much at It Made oi Condensed Milli-
Shipped Long Distances.
1‘ consumption at cream in the
Soul is small. owing to the scarcity
oi fresh cream rather than to a lat-It
of demand. The quality is variable.
some being equal only to rich milk.
The result is that unsweetened roa-
denaed mill: is consumed in large
quantities in the cities and to some
extent on farms.
There is a large consumption o.’ It 9
cream, but much of the product is
made lrom built condensed or \thole
milk of low grade. The price varies
from 70 cents to 83 a nation. the alt-r-
an being about ”.50. says the South-
ern Workman. The city oi Memphis
has the distinction OI shipping the
largest quantity. one o! iii- lllltllllltltl~
orern making as ninth tt:| .s no.) gallons
daily during, thr sanitmr season. lu-
cream manufactured in 'l‘ouuomee and
Georgia is shipped as tar won. as
Florida.
is Tired oi Praying.
A little girl in St. Louis the other
erenlng was [ulna through the usual
form of prayer: "God bless lllillllllu,
and pops. and make me a good girl."
and so on. when all at once she seem
ed to come to a decision. "Now that
is the last time I am going to any that
prayer." she said. Very gravely. lmk
in; at. her mother. “You are older
than I am and it is your place to ask
for all those things and I dont M‘i'
any use in two people's asking in.
same thing." Since then aha has
firmly refilled to pray. insisting that
it In her mother's place to ask God (of
blessings
When They Made Good.
George Washington was command-
er—Iuchiet or the army at the age of
43; Cromwell entered upon his re
mariabie career at all; Napoleon eon
altered Italy before he was 30; 0.Itl~
stone was a member oi parliament at
33; Mncaulay began his literary on
rear at so; (‘olumbua started out on
his voyage of discovery at as; l-‘rede
stick the Great began the Thirty
Yms’mattbausottand Blush-
stole had IDIIIIOII his "Commentaries"
before he ms tilt. racrap nook.
m. a"... m. . __..W
For Future Drudoougha.
That the German government he
Item ships of war will be much DI"
per in the tutors is shown by the en
lea-lenient ot the Kaiser Wilhelm rs-
nsl. which Is to be deepened at once
to 80 test. with provision for a later
dupeninl. If necessary, to Ill loot.
The width of the canal is to he dou—
bled. The new dimensions or tits
locks will constdorably exceed those at
“mama.
teeming a Copyright.
Copyrights are granted tor tweet;-
elaht nets, with I «usual at tour.
teen years additional-Malaria in all
forty-two years. To scours a copy-
right. it Is necessary to send to the
uprarlau ot Cesar-n a printed way
of the title baton publication. the in
being one dollar. Two copies or the
article must be deposited in tits Cos.
greasiousl Library at Washinctos.
Light on Tuberculosis.
Trudeau a classic assortment points
its In the right direction. Alter isos-
"hump a number at rabbits llitll to
imlillltiztln its realised a number at
indoors ’all turned the others
a...»
committee .
our The latter all recovered.
. the former all diam-lethal
i
The public is cordially lnrtted to at
land the services in connection with
the unification of the rebuilt sweatsb
l‘onnregatlvinut (harsh. to East Nor
wall: tomorrow. fi‘he only service in
Inglluh will he at it till tomorrow after:
noon. when an elaborate pious-sip will
he carried out.
Caracul
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. .. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
RAM 8: HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
FURRATS
. Our Fur Coats are made by the most reliable
manufacturers and we sell them with the strongest
kind of guarantee. We have them in
’ F uench Seal
MW..--M~m..—.m .—~..—~ . ‘
i?
’ Mamot
45 and 50 inch length
HYATT.‘ NORWALK. CONN.
he...
. H. Kroger Co.
29-3I West Washington Street . f
‘-
chund a doubt
in The Norwaiks.
dren’s
goods
FORESTER! HAVI A DANCE.
Courts Mahschamo and Idmende De-
Amieta Hole Joint Altair.
Poresters' Hall in Railroad avenue
was tilled with merry dancers lust
waning tor the first of a series of so.
iiuls which Court Mull lie-mo. Fares
not of America. and cart Edmond»
nationals. of the same color. are
ltlsti to hate during the ensuing win
an months.
The committee or arrangements is
nude up from hath lodges, Dr. ll. 8
West heading the Court Manacliemo
rommlttse and Charles Dildo that or
toll" iieAmlels. The committees are
it their llrst snort.
Music tor the dancing. which can
initial until a late hour. was tarnished
iy tit-cos orchestra. During the even-
ng retreshroenta here ssryedfi
"I bear. Mills. that your nits has
motstuauslety. summ-
Suits for Boys
FOR
$1.50 and $2.50.
These. Soils are worth more. than double
the price we. are asking for them.
CLOAKS
For Girls and Misses
specialty of Chil-
Cioaks and
are selling these
Charge Syslrm for
less money than
other stores.
H. Krieger8:Co.
29-31 West Washington Street
mini; congratulated for the smells ‘
01"“
#13:“. 2‘
_ ft».
. an
the best assortment
We are making a;
ma».-
on Our
".
.—M‘T
We’ve made our reputation on
good Clothing for Men
BMIECIQIIIQE
Alli-ed Beojawnggmsm
ml were iuilt as careful
about our Haberdashery
being right. too.
Debt“! and Fownes‘ Gloves.
99.00 and $1.90
Pajamas. outing flannel and
marina; ....... ”01.00 to 03.00.
Knitted hearts Willie to $2.00
An unusually stirscttva as-
sortment oi Plotted Shirts
for tall wear ..........Ol.w
JOSEPH DAVIS
Wits WW‘W
Norwalk Chronicler