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, , coal fails to do its work.
With thi's'iact in mind '
we are constantly'on the alert
{139 ”secure the best coal.-
‘Bilying only those varieties
You have approved.
The kind words
(if satisfied customers
sound good to us!
series C9» Q9
“in I” M“ V
After theHThankeglving Dinner every
man enjoys a good smoke.
Buy a box of
ROGER LUDLOW
10c CIGARS
--0R-—
Twin City '50
and Nugget, CIGARS
B. J. REYNOLDS
dentists are. othliie ac
MANUFACTURER.
#4 ‘ idT
V count with you unless the
house from whiell you buy your
shoes “makes good.”- 'l‘hat‘a
why we want you to buy
5 Emerson's or Keith
Konqueror
F O R M E N
. Lullnsbury 8: Soules
or Herrick ’s
FOR WOMEN
and
Educator or Bos‘ion
School Shoes
FOR CHILDlEN
CONNEALLY
w-.-
Hi". us‘seltions. claims
Breeds and maxima of shot:
BRACKEN
II WASHINGTON CTRCIT.
COUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONI NM
'suv TH: manloan nus-
sane
' nuarantesd not to ereek
FIRE woos ’ ‘
iiatld and soft ready to: family use.
“HIM Wood.....8‘i.7e per a horn.
loft Wood......ll.ilo per it euro.
Iplit Wood. 26o latra.
A. OARMI II‘I’T!‘ WOOD VAIID.
4” ~ . lilo. 74 Newttiwn Avenue.
0, NO. 7.“. Harwell». 00ml.
.- ”“4...
bout the It‘liduy bargains in
NONE BETTER
”51......
G NS CO.
68 Water Street
SPECIAL SALE
Men’s Suits and
Overcoats
815. 00 SUll‘s AND $9 00
OVERCOATS
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN ST" 80. NORWALK
_. Le,
-
...... -L...” .. ”-mww
Coalingi Stations
are for linule Ham‘s navy next.
in important-e to the ships
lilt'liih'tfii’vh; their acqui-
sition is proof of
wise foresight.
How about your lol~.sighl? You
doni' little it) look across
the Alluntie or the
I’neilit' for
C
. ‘ .
Your Coating Station
it'll riuht here at.
OUR YARDS
You can't find it better one
HAZLEI‘ON COAL
'I' he 8. Hershiiéid St Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
Ladies Short
Vamp Shoes
ARE ALL THE RAGE.
We have them Ill Pal. (f‘oit, (Bill:
Metal, Russel, Mark and (Illl‘
Siledes ill [lotion or Lure. at $2.03 in
“.00
Suede Dressing
MAX LEVY
169 Washington St. South Norwalk.
in all (trims 15c .
Lina: assoarstan'r or
ilonnluon l‘nlun- i’urtout liindilm.
liennlson lnlnuh Sets, at
W. A. Briggennan's
MUhlc STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington St.
" LOOK!
Snappers. Halibut.
Weak l-‘.illh lI‘lut Filth
Filth. Eels. Elitnllops
A Aaronson
Ouoeessor to JOHN C. IILOOX.
FIN-i MARKET.
tat WASHINGTON Millet” (RIDGE
TELEPHONE 031.
PM! onttvem‘ ALL OVER TOWN
"item T0 Loan
We loan money to housekeepers u
Il Wet-lily payments. also to property
owners on second nud third lnuri
nation, All illlailims lrnnnnoietl etriot
tr unnfldenllnl illnee hours from ii it
ill. till ‘i p. m.; Hptllllluyil till 9 ii. in.
iNOEPfiNDKNT LOAN I OICURITV
COMPANY
In Washington or. Havllsnd Bldg
One mom on Room 1.
Bullion Hint-u,
Iiino Fish. t‘od
li a mall thinks a great deal of Ilir'
wife he gets iota of pie a militia for iliti
when no is silk whirls he eats hltn
ROM.
8.0"
“people.
How is it with YOU?
flawals and save persistently.
m-.. L... . .
~"-~A SPENDINC ACCOUNT
I This is all is emailed "saving“ account aluotihtu to with many
Have you allowed your savings account to
deteriorate Into a spending aerount‘l
We add four per tent. interest
South Norwalk Savings Bank
UNITIO CANK Milt-DINO.
If so. try to stop your with
seam seawamoous. ,
'hum‘caiveslstastlsadew'u
COUTH ‘NORWALK
W
Lawyer Says Court Will seen Declare
Aerial Roadways as Free Is
. Ocean.
Whether drivers of oirships and fly-
ing machines are to enjoy absolute
freedom of the air in the future or be
liable to punishment for trespass-48
a question that lawyers on both sides
of the ocean are discussing with very
keen interest.
" in a recent lecture before the hero
Club of America in New York l-.lt
iieton Fox hold to the opinion that
the state must condemn the air as
a public highway through eminent. do-
main proceedings. taking title to it.
subject to the right «the property
owner to build as high as he desired.
says the New York Herald.
"There now seems little doubt that
extensive travel through the air will
soon he a fact. and the question of
right of way will soon have to he set-
tled. in mv judgment it will be easily
done. for the eomlnon law has within
its bosom the, elasticity needed to “it‘t‘i’
the new conditions. Under woii organ-
ized fundalndnlpi print-lilies it requires
only It judge of the calling of n
Mansfield. a Marshall or a Tuney to tit
an old rule in new facts and evolve
complete justice without furtheraiollis.
lotion.-
The waters of the ocean and rivers
may be looked upon as a horizontal '
plane over which man exercises his
aetiriilea. just tilt the. air, in view of
the new aetlviiiea. may he looked upon
us a series of perpendicular planes in
which he exerrises his artivllles. turd
the old judges had presented to them
in eases involving the land owner‘s
title to the air above his land the
same fuels of pruetienl navlaahlilty of
the air by in.) pnbile as they had or
lsiinit before them in the ease of nav-
Itzullie waters they nndonhledlv would
have followed the same rule as to the
rights of tip,» public and the rights of
the private owners."
Mr. (‘lnrihr explained that the old
llillulisb t-mnuunl law rule was that
\i'hepeu-l the tide ehhed and lltwrotl
the stream was navigable. The adjut
vent land owner had no rights below
llivvh untel mark to provent either the
urn .I‘i‘ l‘f imaeiu on the stream or
the use in the pnisiie of the strip iw
lueeu birth and low water under eelu
'tin limitations. The test of nail
v'pblllti ln' Ellilaul inns whether the
d: . ‘llud anti finned ill flesh unit-r
tin-ls “hill: item there unllulmllunt
'tliti .‘nlhd nnliiluvigullie, the land
ennui bud i'iaiiis \viileli pi'ut‘lieuiir ex
troll-.i lln- puhile from navigation
\p .rru‘nu inu' in-lliu derived from the
‘uu's ef l-‘uvlnnd. this low or nuiiuuilou
was illeltlli} applied iii the i'niletl
States and ("hief .instlee 'I‘aney‘ ree~
outlining the differelll eondliiolm ilh
our lninnd lakes and strenlus..rej ll
1-4 Hip nlliillnlielii of the Mill and film
of the tide and adopted as the test in
this ennntrv the prat-tleni navlltuhllily
of our fresh water streams and button,
and refused to limit the puillie rights
to water allot-ted by the Phil and flow
of the title,
"What then." I'tliliillill‘il Mr. I‘lnrlte.
"in eienrer than the entire propliely.
possibility and probability of the eoul'tn
adopting the saute prineipie in regard
in aerial navigation when ronfrunied
with the entirely new eondlilou that
aerial navigation. is now u fat-i nnd
not it dream? The reason for the rule
In the mum- in both Intonation. Tile
oreuu ht ll natural wonder free to all
The air in n natural wonder whieh
is. or should be. free to all.
"i'raellt-ul renditions limit the portal
plilly of a private owner actually title
but pom-tension of any large purl of
Witter mijnoenl to his shores. he a like
lii‘ili'ill‘lll tilflit'tliiy prevents It llhd
owner from uetually tailing phonon.
«ton of the atmosphere beyond a few
feet above the surface. As the. owner
along nnvlanbie streams has no riahi
to extend his wharf beyond it roriain
tiialnlleo so an to interrupt navigation.
no llliii'li more eieuriy In it puesihle
for the i'flill‘ili to hold that. an tuna
till the naviattlor of the air done not
mine in t‘tillinitlli with the hind own-
er‘s nurture. or his buildings upon the
snrfuee. there in no trespass incurred
In the intestine till-mirth the air. and
than the right in navigation of the II-
illiiitjlllt'i‘t' in absolute in the pnhlle as
rnulplelely an the original rlltht to
ultvlltute the nurture of the denim and
iiiiill lllrenlmt in linalnnd was retina.
ulzed and as completely as the risht to
nllvlltuie fl enh outer lulled till-t1
Illmiilih width are in fact unvlanhie
Is the in of tho iiillioil States.
“'l’huu In a simple, application of a
fundamental common law principle to
the non «annihilation of farts. with
out in the learn changing the riot:-
trlueu of on. common law but only
properly fitting one of the No old
prineiploa to the now summon oolnhln‘
aiion of facts. the matter is covered
ronvonlently and equitably. It only
requires a court with :i‘iillinl’y pee
t‘epiionil of the ilrlhil l s on which
the eommon law into ves slut oi the
propriety of the evolution in this its
Filmed to establish this ride ill! the
aw."
“W
oousrrm. resist.
Stipplermmd Miss Kittie admire
vour paintings? i‘iohherwl don't know.
them? nohherw‘l‘hat she could feel
that i put a areal deal of myself into
my work. supplsrwWeli. that’s praise.
nether-«ts lit “the picture i some
TODAY ONLY
The Paris Cleak and Suit House
Wfihfifiififi 'ATR’ a EEI'ENST"
Simpler-WWW the she as, shout,
STAMFORD
[liliiiiiiiiiltilii
T HE NEW
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TELEPHONE 390.
New Acts Today!
All All Star Show!
KING 6. STRANGE
in a One-Act Comedy Playlet
"A LEAD PIPE CINCH"
That Clever Piano Fiend
MABEL OE YOUNG _
The Up-to-Date Girl in Upto‘Date
Songs
DANNY SIMMONS
Eccentric Comedian
THE GREAT HENRI FRENCH
The Great European Sensation
EDDIE CLARK AND HIS WINNING
WIDOWS.
AND OTHER FEATURES
PRICES:
Orchestra, reserved .............. 30c
Balcony. reserved ........ , ....... 20c
300 Seats at ..................... 10c
MATINEE.
Ail Seats ....................... 10c
Children .~ ....................... be
I snvoenunoiw'au H M
Cerenwny Performed at the Home at
tn: Bride in Clinton Avenue.
A Very pretty wedding look plut‘e
nt 4 o'eioek. yesterday afternoon. when
Mina Antonin .i. Nonnk and Harry W.
Slln‘lit't. of Norman. llllilt'tl Ill
Illnrrinuo In lieu livers-on, of Hit-u
liltnik. at the home ill the bride. at in
Clinton nwnnt'. l’iolnpti} of I u'rloelt
the little provension entered the pin
lor. with-h nus molly derorated fin
illt- tK‘i‘iirilin. The hl'ide unis given
away by her father. The liridetuald
With Miss .‘duhei Erkelt, u rousin oi
the gloom. and the lit-sf iIlIlIl wit.»
Jesse Whitney both of Stamford, 'i‘iu
bride was attired in a wry prelli
dress of white .Niik and t‘lll‘l‘lI‘tI n boll
aunt of bridal met-a, nntl the iil’itlt'lilliitl
Wine a dress of while NIH. and elll'l'ied
u imnquel of yellow euryuanthelnnni!i
After ilit‘ tt-l‘ellltlui n \i‘l'tltllilfl tunnel
was fliil'iml, The bride and groom re
eeli'ed lpuui hundaonle and useful
prsenta. Mr. and Mrs. Snyder depart-
ed on their Wedding trip on the 7:4:
train. showered with tire and confetti,
and other liikt'lls‘ of pond lurk. A great
send-oft was given them by their
friends and relatives at the station.
some ueeonlpunying them to Slutnfoni.
After an extended wedding trip Mr.
and Mrs. Snyder will reside at the
holno of his pnronla, hit. and Mrs
John Snider oi Norolou.
“I‘ii‘
w...“
MORE OYSTER OPENERS STRIKE.
non-—
Oevsnteen Out of Twenty Men at W.
F. Hoyt A Son's Plant Quit Work.
Another l-ilihe, similar in that which
developed among the eolol'ed oynlel
Openers at the ittttiel plant on the
Washington Mt't‘ei bridge a few days
ago, went into l'ilet‘l this morning at
it tl't'lilek at the plant of the titer-line
(“lysler (inlupuny. formerly William F.
iioyt and lion, where only white open
are employed.
There are up upenels employed there
and of this unmhr I? left their beaches
the other three continuing lit worlt
The men ithlmd over the price of 20
oenlu por dipper Ior small stock.
A committee from the men railed re
the othee bill did not secure lite f‘llilii'
united for, in at. rents per dinner for
thin hind of sleek, and then tlioppod
work. The men claim they are hardly
Ithie to make 32.00 per this opening
umuil stuff.
This afternoon the men were still
out.
W
LOVE VB. IUIINIII LITTERB.
Just. below the into election. .lohl.
ll. Aiuhhoid. ol the Standard till t‘tnu
pony. confided in an intimate friend
that he was. in u pertain sense. In thr
same boat with a mother who had ~-
"llitle door" by the mime of Willie.
"tlhe liar." said Mr. Arullhold. “the
mother missed her little boy. \i’hv-n
he showed up naul ‘ she lnuulred:
“ "Where have you been. Willie'."
“'l’lnyina positions.” replied her son.
“I tum a letter in all the imutm in
our road. Rent letters. ton,‘
" Where on earth did you set. them ‘I
questioned the mother.
" "they who thossshl ones in your
. will without MN. I!“ somewhere
W
Pony,
was LEADING m: soons sire/ran. 9 ~, , C
TRISTRAM & HYA I I
NOS. 2 and 5 WGAZETTE BUILDING.
FUR COATS
Our Fur Coats are made [by the most reliable
manufacturers and we sell them with the strongest
kind of guarantee. We have them in
Caracul, French Seal
In 38, 45 and 50 inch length
TRISTRAM '8:
HYATT.
l.
’ Mamot
NORWAIA, CONN.
MUSIC HALL
SOUTH NORWALK.
COMMENCING
Thursday, November 18th
SULLIVAN. PASQUELINA a CO.
in Their Screaming Farce
A C. O. D. PACKAGE
JOHNNV M'VEIGH. CERTRUDE
BARNES AND GIRLS
In a Musical Comedy Slut
A MATINEE lOOL
The Children's Delight
LITTLE HIP
The Omalieet Elephant in the Warid
TENBROKE A HENRY
These Two Funny Men
The American Vests Victoria
LAURA ORDWAY
RICHARD COWPER a. CO.
in a Dramatic Playtet
A TEXAS RANGER
America's Representative Dancers
WROE TRIO
NIGHT
i3
MUSIC HALL
ONE NIGHT ONLY
FRIDAY. November 19th
A REMARKABLE PLAV or: MIRTH
AND mvsreav
That Triumphantly Successful
matlxation of Meredith Nichol.
son's Popular Novel
The House of a
Thousand Candles
Four Whimsicatly Weird Acts. Over-
flowlng With Novel incidents
An Excellent Company Headed Dy
WAYNE CAMPBELL
Perfectly Staged and Complete in All
Its Unusual Details
PRICES ............. 25, 35. 50. 75::
Seats on sale at box ofhce and
Weed’s drug store. Norwallt.
Basket nu
AT THE
ARMORY
Monday Night
DANCING
mm... .. .
Cra
MILITARY CONTENPDRARIEB
Hinee the Governor's Foot (luurd
hull been olilelully deeitirotl a blind of
real soldiers, exempt. from jury dull-t
and military tax-woolllrnry to the ju-
dlelni opinion of City Judge Simpson
of New Ilavenmltpplicntiunn for meni-
llership in the glorious and pntrltllie
organization have been pouring in
upon the oflieerll of the Second Coni-
pnuy. of New Haven, and the person-
uei is being reptiliy elevated. not on-
iy numerieinlly. but in character not]
siiuilnetion. "
Editor tlnnrue e. Wootirnlt of the
l.liehllehi Enquirer has humus a
member. Mill was promptly made as-
a'iulrmi lililluie advoente on the staff at
Major lieu‘ltiii‘ with the rank of Iirtit
lieutenant
Another notable applicant for metre
lisrahln ls Mil-“or "’l‘olu" Reilly. of
Moritien. a bright and shining light in
lournnllnm. nrd one of the publishers
or the Written Journal. Tom will
bring as much distinction to the aim
WM. and look as irresistible in its
glorious regimentals as Woodrudmnd
llllllllullls
DANCING waonssoav mo FRI-x
DAY NIGHTS 5' .
MATINEE WEDNESDAV AND SAT-Al
URDAY
Children .. .3c. Adults 0*
H. Krieger& C0.
29-31 Weft Washington Street
Beyond a doubt
goods
specialty of Chil-
dren‘s Cioaks and
are selling these
Charge System for
less money than
other stores.
Suits for Boys
FOR
$1.50 and $2.50
These. Suits are worth more than double 9';
the price we are asking for them.
For Girls and Misses -
the best a sortmeut
on Our
NOTICE
THE unoeaeldn's-E’WILL oven A
rum- cuss
Restaurant
At 17 North Main St.
novsuosa am
All Kinds of Sea Food a‘JpseiIity
wnsw luvs cantor-lace.
Norwallt coin collectors will be in-
terested in the report that s new live-
cont piece iii noon to take the pieet
of that now in circulation. Dies
tenths proposed new coin, which will
bear the head of Washington. have
been prepared by the engraver: at
the United States mild in Philadel‘
pins and sent to the treasury atheists
at Washington, D 0.. who will do
on the
slot with
H. Krieger&Co.
29-31 West Washington Street
i.- 've undo our reputation on
good Clothing for Men '
swimming;
.fiifredbeni-uinotii‘r‘i‘hh,
and we’re' julit all earelul
about our Haberdashery
being right, too.
llent's and Fonnos’ Gloves.
"‘ ”.00 and 81.60
Pajamas. outing flannel and '
lnatiras .........sl.oo to 33.00
Knitted Bearfs wool; to 82.00
All unusually attractive so
aortlnaut of Plulled shirts
‘for tall‘wasr ..........
$1.50
JOSEHWSAVIS
“tailor. Clothier. Hatter.
flit its Film Lama moss.
n on r
“Wield direct.
elite whether or not the dollar: sub ‘
mm -/
Norwalk Chronicler