NONE BETTER
v Mara
Isa GANS co.
, . “i 3......
SPECIAL SALE
Men’s Suits and
Overcoats
$15.00 SUITS AND $9 00
O
OVERCUATS
D. COTTLIEB .
COAL ADVERTISING
5 Night have something better
, Than talk seams it.
No honeyed'words of ours
. 0, Will keep you warm, it
‘V on: coal fails to do its work.
': ‘With’this fact in mind
* _ We are constantly on the alert
MTo‘fdécfire the best coal——
. Saying only those varieties ‘
Yeti have approved.
' I! » The kind words
I 2 Of satisfied customers
‘ Sound good to MI
E: reassem— o.
Atter the Thanksgiving Dinner every
' man enjoys a good smoke.
Coaiing Stations
are for [little Sam's navy next
in importance to the ships
lilt‘llltit‘h'IIH. their health
sition is proof of
wise loll-sight.
How about your foresight? You
. tlottt‘ hurt- to look neroas
. . Buy a box of tin. .\tl;ttttit- or the
-' about LUDLOW
Your Coaiing Station
it's right her.- at
OUR YARDS
You can't find a iteliel‘ one
HAZLEI'ON COAL
The B. Hershfield 8: Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
10c CIGARS
1 1 Twin CIIYI— 5c
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER. M” m_ _ A, ., M... A 7
.mew'" ' Ladies' Short
Vamp Shoes
dealers are of little no
I ARE ALL THE RAGE.
' count with you unless the
We hurt» them in l‘ut, t‘olt. (tun
house from which you buy your
Metal, Russet, lilnt'lt and lint.
shoes “makes good. Hm” hinges in Button in Int ._ at $2 00
‘ why we want. you to lnty '
Emerson’s or Keith
‘ Konqueror
FOR MEN
lLounsburySISoules
or Herrick’s
FOR WOMEN
and
Educator or BoSton
‘ ,School Shoes
FOR CHILDREN
*CONNEALLY
,, AND
‘B R A C K E N‘
.1 WAOHI NOTON STREET.
aouru nonwaut.
. TELEPHONE arm
louv.rnc
HE assertions, claims.
ct'eods and nuuinta of shoe
Suede Dressing, itt nil eolors. 15c.
MAX LEVY
169 Washington St. South Norwalk.
Loose Leaf
Books
Dennison l’ttsse l'artoni liiuding.
Dennison Luneh Sets. at
' ' r
W. A. Brtggertnan s
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Wuhlngton 3t.
”BOOK!
Snappers. liailhut, Boston lilues,
Weak it‘lah. lt‘lttl li‘ish. Blue Fish. ("mi
Firth. Eels, l’Csrttllopu.
A. Aaronson
aucoouor to JOHN C. SILCOX.
FIDH MARKET.
181 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE.
TELEPHONE 031.
FREE DELIVERY ALL OVER TOWN.
'MONEY T0 with
Wu loan money to tututteaeepers u'
S] Weekly payments. also to property
owners on second and tltlrd mori'
xngea. All loudness transacted strict-
ly conildoutlai tihiee hottra train 9 a.
lil. till 7 p. m.: Saturdays till 9 p. m.
INDEPENDENT LOAN ll SECURITY
» COMPANY
94 Washington 31.. Hevllend Bldg.
One flight up. Room 1.
GOLD Mtitattuou
AMERICAN RUB-
HERB
Guaranteed not to crack
.. ... an...»
MM... W066 ......
Herd Ind soft ready for family nae.
, Hm! Wood.....01.75 per 56. cord.
‘ Soft. Wood......3i.w par '4 cord.
Bpltt Wood. 25o Extra.
A. cAItMt BETTB' wooo vnno.
of M. 74 Newtttwn Avenue,
PMM amuse. Norwolit. Conn.
e
q arms. B. thw’idnfthfi (flit): street.
WW visiting her cousin. in Now
0TH"
“f: A SPENBfi’cmchfifi?”
, It. people.
How hi it with YOU? linvo you allowed yottr uttvlttaa account to
teriorttta into a spending htzctttint? it so. try to stop your with-
wnltt and save persittltmlly. We titltl four per cent. interest.
, ~ South N orwalk Savings Bank
. ~ UNITID emu lottomo.
WHINO’I’ON I . . . eourtt nouwaut. coma.
‘ , «mm.- ‘ 1 . . ‘
account amounts to willt many
SOUTH NORWALK
., L...
tutsmt ‘tttatttiiti
ti. Piiii IIIIII
(Continued from First Page)
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CHERRY, ”1.. Nov. l7.-Stnto
troops were on the ground today when
the sun rose on the scene. of Satur-
day‘s disaster in the hit. Paul Mine.
where 300 men are still entonthoti.
Before the daily pilgrimage of wo-
men to the mine began. The faith-
fnl vigil of the women has relaxed
only a few hours each day, though lit-
tle hope is entertained titat a living
man or boy will he fottnd when the
mine is opened.
The delay in recovering the bodies
has driven scores of women almost
to desperation. Hints of n posaihie
demonstration against the state oili-
ecrs or lliillt‘ ttfllt‘lniu reached the earn
of State's Attorney l‘It’kliul'i yohtei‘v
day and the. lrottps were sent for. All
night they did sentinel duty about
the mine umi railroad ours containing
mine inspectors and nurses and the
private. eoaeh ol‘ President Eill‘lllifl of
the St. Paul t'onil.
During the night ions or water were
ioreed down in the burning mine.
through the hoist shaft. i-‘it'e t‘hit'i
“Uliili and t‘apl, Kenny with Engine
40 and a squad of t‘hit'ugo firemen
are ill chart-,0 of this work. The thor-
(Highness or the persons iiil't‘t‘lil'i! the
relief will make Phyfik‘flf' hardship
and fiilfit‘l‘llig ituprnitnhie is sufficient
funds are received. A ettrd ludt-x syn.
it'lli is employed by Fl. t‘. Kingsley,
superintendent of the ntiolmi lit-ti
The following eases are typi
val ones, these men will have charge
ot‘ Louis tinilt-lto. 4h; his two hrotlt-
trs. illiti his oldest tam .lohlt, i8. aim
wett- among the \‘itiiillii. Louis littl-
letttt it't'H‘t‘b a widow who is ii titt‘ttnit‘
invalid and sit dependent rhiltlren,
the yotittnt‘rl livt' )t'ttl't-i old. .lllt' 7w-
tti.e!:t_ :‘..'., perished “0‘ leaves it “i
(‘l‘UHS .
timt anti HI'H'ii l'iiildrtin. eldest of
“item in ,\ttttir aired lit.
lilo t.rtt».-ti llillitil)‘ in the St Paul
‘vllili' Iiilrl lllttl'lllIlL’, caused Ivy the
ltt'l'lzlitu ot the eoul uttd the urtion of
the me and watt-t Ito I'xltimtiun was
lt'ltl't‘tl
\\'.\h‘iil.\'ti'l'tix, Not. 17. The .\lii
tiit‘iili National lied t‘roas hettthttnr
tors in this today lt‘t‘t'th’ti lite
l'olltmilii: tetogtttm trout Notional Iti-
rertor l-Jrntnsl i’. liteitueil, iii t‘het'l')‘.
lll: “i’et’tttttnettl ropresettitttirt- relief
eonttnttteo otauttized with myself
t‘iltiii‘llltlll ’l‘itt» goteruot- issued no»
pool liltili) tlit'rttittn titttt eontt'ilnttionu
ho sent to (it'sou Smith, We hate it
long, hard task ahead The aitnntion
hero in most serious"
(‘IH
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lilillllillilflllhl NEWS
Mrs. A. II. t'utttill, of South Main
street. llilit gone to her home at Carl-
tott I'lttee, (‘nnudu. for u twu tnonths'
visit and will also make stops at North
Hay and \i'innlpox.
'l‘he Norwuilt High school football
team in scheduled to play the liethei
liiuh school team this afternoon at
2:30. On Saturday the Norwnlk High
school boys will play the Mlilliiit'OIIt-(‘k
i’roteetivo League.
littnner t‘ouncll Sewing t'irele will
meet Thursday afternoon. All meni-
hora will take the 1:40 car from iinx»
ter'a for itowayton. and meet with
Mrs. .loim Plunder, of Crockett street.
Supper will he served as usual. from
Still) to 7. ltlveryhody ltt welcome.
GOULD‘S YACHT NOT SIGHTED.
NEW YORK. Nov. l7.~«'l‘lto ntaunt
yueitt Normultul. with her owner. Col.
John Jacob Astor, hht non Vincent As-
tor. and two friends ultroud. in still an-
reporttt! today in the Want indies.
wili'tt‘ the yacht was cruising in the
i‘t‘t,t‘lii heavy storm. interrupted on-
hlt- ttllllliliilliClliiOll in the. West intiioa
illii-i probably prevented any word oom-
iug ot' the. yacht‘s whereabouts. though
friends tour that. tho Nourmnhui may
have suffered damage in the storm.
Efforts to reach Porto Rioan points by
cable this morning were futile. Tho
Nourntahai left Kingston. Jamaica. on
November 5, for Porto Rico,
SAVING THE SIOUX iNDlANO.
litiS’I‘ON. Nov. 17.«~—'i‘o alive the
remnant of the Sioux tribe of lndinns
I'rotn extinction by consumption and
other dissuade, a colony of the indium;
will he established i Nicaragua early
In the new your. (3 let Little Bison.
a full blooded Sioux, nailed trout hoa-
ion on the steamer ltlspurta today for
Nicaragua. where no will receive the
(Itlt‘iifl to "3.000 acres of land granted
by the Nicaraguan government for
the establishment of the colony. The
project is supported financially by F.
S. Daitenhauah, tie d of the American
Geographical 800i ty, and several
was thy New York people. The lane
tiott oi the Indiana ll expected. 0 be:
“in January , , “1”“
, RAINCOATS
TODAY ONLY '
The Paris Cloak and Suit House .
‘(‘flilht’tt ot’ llilil'lt‘iiitlnirt. Mt that it it-
i
STAMFORD
illilHS tantrum.
Funeral of Mn. Boardman Burch-rd.
Funeral services over the retnains
of the late Lurtette‘ Ross l'lurehard
were held last evening at her home.
Wilson Point. Rev. William Thomas
ohiciatotl. The remains were taken
this morning in Greenwood cemetery.
lirooklyn. N. Y., for interment, neootn-
pnuind It)‘ the family anti lt‘ttnoral lil-
rector Frederick ll. (taming,
NERVE8 «iN CONNECTICUT.
W
They Are Blamed for 129 Death-—
Advice in Regard to Quarantine.
The monthly bulletin of the. (ion-
nertleut State llnurd of Health. issued
t"
e
1 .
t t
NQV. 1‘1, 1
I?
.4.
it.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
FURY—(BATS '
.Our Fur Coats are made by the most reliable
manufacturers and we
kind of guarantee. We
Pony,
In 88,
today, tor tit‘toher. indicates an in
creasing spread of "nerves“ In (‘on
net‘ticnt, During the month, lziii
deaths were reported due to a break-
inu down or the nervous system. (if
this number, liii‘. deaths occurred in
cities or a population of 3,000 and
more. showing tltztt people. living lit
the. rural districts and smaller towns
are not subject to nervous diseases in
the name tlettreo that residents of the
rifles are.
Victims of heart disease [allow a
close Ht‘t‘tiltll. with a record of i‘Jh
deaths during the month. ihmsutnn
lion killed iiti permits. pneumonia 92.
uttd howoi complaints: Hi. The total
number of deaths reported in Iti?
towns during tietolwt was l.2.'Iti. “I“
gnrdiltt; the whooping cough itt t‘ouA
neelletti. Secretary of State Health
llonrd 'l'ou‘nnettd has this to an).
“Several times oi iiiit‘, ntlt'let- has
Iteeu sought front this office its to
whether attempts should lw- llliltit‘ to
control whooping rough lty tttmt'utttine
The town lit-alt!) regulations require
”till this disease lte I't'lilirii’d and
children suffering from it excluded
from ut'ltottiu, hut it t.» not tilli‘ of the
diseases l't‘tlltli‘illt: ttttnt'attttnv, anti
the attempt in ‘v'ltltllil made in keep
children having it iltt'u tunnittt: about
not always as trivial a disorder as it
is sottielilttes :tuurdoti, 'l'ht- Rilrst‘i‘p
liltility lo the tllrtl'liM‘ diminishes with
ntlvnnrinl: use. and Iit'Militl the one ot
live the tnot'tulttt' is very slight, There
fore young children i‘:~|it‘t'ilill)' .xltottltl
he eiti'elttlii‘ guarded It‘t-nt t'hlttihiilt‘
to illit'l‘lllili \\ hen the disease has
become t‘ltilit'iillt' in a town, it is
tlotiltliul \thetitt-t- quarantine will do
very tttueh good, but in sittttli i‘tllll-
munities, Will‘li‘ it is possible to get
hold of the ilrst ease, liilit'il t‘tiit h.-
ueeoutpiiahed Ivy such measures and
these might always to he adopted"
SEECIAL
THANKSGIVING
VALUES
on till Dining Room Furniture lilil‘t‘il-
used itetweeu now and 'l‘llttttltttgivinn.
Sideboards and China Closets.
20% Discount
Buffets. Extension Tables and
Dining Chairs.
10% Discount
F. A. MITCHELL
UNDERTAKERS.
B. K. MITCHELL. EMBALMER.
CORNER WALL AND HIGH 3T8"
NORWALK. CONN.
[sit on the
House?
~ A Good
That
tumnms
THE NEW.
ilSl ‘
TELEPHONE 390.
Entire Change of Program Today
An All Star Show!
Bigger and Better Than Evert
The Great European Seantion
THE GREAT HENRY FRENCH
Mimic, Actor. Magtcian, Juggler and
imperSOnaIOr.
EDDIE CLARK AND His WINNING
WIDOWS.
5—-AEOS MUSICAL—5
MOORE AND YOUNG.
AND THREES OTHER FL‘ATURES.
PRICES:
the sheets and illit‘i'lilii: otlttts 0r°"'-'3"3v reserved ' 3°C
"in t‘ottnertient, whooping l‘tlugh Balcony. reserved ,2th
causes liiillt' tleatlttt than either Illt'ti 30° 3"“ 0“ ----- . . .th
Hie stir senrlt-t lover, and about hull MAT'NEE-
at.- man; its diphtheria, tit-sides helm; Alt Seata .. ................. to:
i i’t't‘liulil/J‘li lln’ one ot‘ the Div-tiifiiirming Chlldt‘en . ............... 5c
Keith and iProciodr Vaudeville
MUSIC HALL
SOUTH NORWALK.
BEGINNING TODAY
Direct from Plaza Mustc Hall
“LITTLE HIP"
The Smallest Elephant in the World
Does Everything but Talk
JOHNNY M'VEIGH. GERTRUDE
BARNES AND GIRLS
in "The Matinee Foal"
THE CLARK RAZZILLIANS
Flying Trapeze Artilta
RAY HABWELL
Lady Whistler
ORVELLO AND OTHELLO
Society Gymnaeta
VARDMAti
Impersonator of Aritettc Types
Special Engagement cf
SULLIVAN, PASQUILINA a CO.
In a Musical Cor-edy
"A c. O. D. PACKAGE
Special Scenery
the Never-Change-ln-Price-Houle
Music Hall
At
10 CENTS 20 CENTS
MUSIC HALL
ONE NIGHT ONLY
FRIDAY, November 19th
*—
A REMARKABLE PLAY OF MIRTH
AND MYSTERY
Triumphantiy Succelaful
matlzetion of Meredith Nichol-
eon'n Popular Novel
The House of a
Orl-
Thousand Candles
Four Whlmelceily Weird Acte. Over-
howing With Novel incident:
An Excellent Company Headed By
WAYNE CAMPBELL
Perfectly Staged and Complete In All
lte Unueuai Doteile
PRICES ............ .25, 85. 50, 76!:
Seat- on «do at box office and
Tin Roof
No better investment can he made
and I uunrattiep thdlhoat of stock and
Will‘ltitlllllitiilll. Sand for
that will toil the rent, of the story.
Horace R. Nash
“times: 401.
nonfrt-t MAIN Anew!" "an"
out lmate':
“is"? warm your. .
Basket
Weed'e drug etore. Norwelk.
. . .LL .L....-.. M... .m
Ball
ARMORY
Monday, Night
D ‘ L} S ‘ ‘
i. )6 p.‘
Caracul
sell them with the strongest
have them in
French Seal, Mam ot ,
45 and 50 inch length
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
H. KriegerSI (10.;
29-31 WeS’t Washington Street
Suits for Boys
FOR
$1.50 and $2.50
These Suits are worth more than double
the, price we are asking for them.
CLOAKS
For Girls and Misses
Beyond a doubt the hell assortment
in. The Norwalks. We are making a
specialty of Chil-
dren’s Cloaks and
are selling these
goods on Our
Charge SySiettt for
less money than
other Stores.
H. KriegerSzCo.
29-31 West Washington Street
«Vo‘vo made our reputation on
good Clothing for Men I
BadmuCistitct
Jim-ed fienjnqino®§f§§§h
and we’re just as careful
about our Haberdashery
being right, too.
liont'tt anti Fownen’ Gloves.
, $2.00 and $1.50
Pajamas, outing flannel and
random . ..... . . $1.00 to $3.00
Knitted Beam .....60c to $2.00
An unusually atlraetiw- na-
aorttnt-ut of Plotted shirts
for full wear .......... $1.50
JOSEPH DAVIS
Tailor, Clothier. Hatter.
, Fur-atelier,
Trunk- and Leather Geode.
. fitment on Itree .
. dealing-min“.
NOTICE
THE u'uoaaetotveo WILL OPEN A
FIRST cLAss
ReStaurant *
At 17 North Main St.
novntuasa 22nd
All Ktnde or an Food I Specialty
E NEWMAN
MWWWK
Welte of Time.
"Now let me tell you about my other
troubles."
“My friend, you ought not to waste
time trying to tell people about your
troubles."
”What do you mean?"
“You ought to issue a catalogtte."-~
Louisville Conrier-Jourtml.
WW
II some men were to lose their titan.
gttion, they would , he Intuitive-Until
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