Wm Harpist; any}, c100,. In.
«aluminium mm at collard.
all am out norms.
E. lemmas
“Mirth? qu'
Read. the adv. or H. E- Mead ace.
in today's issue.
The concrete slab o the Benedict
farm bridge was finisher, today.
fiCranberrius 3 qts. 25c. It‘.i’).L. & Col
Silas Brown and. Willi! have moved
from 4 Union Park to Beidcn place.
.‘ A very interesting testimony prayer
meeting was held at the M. E. Church
last. night. ‘
"-Umlll‘ellflfi,
()‘l'irien.
Miss Edith Merrick, of Wilton arc-
nue. has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. E.
J. Miller. in lictlicl.
C. F. Butterwortli and faintly have
returned to New York, after spending
the summer montha at their home on
Tile Green. ' .
-—Saie 0f Linens for your Thanks-
giving Table tomorrow. See ad. t‘.
J. Mintz if: Co.
An auto party from New York, coil-
uicliug of Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Smith.
Mrs. H. ’i‘iiorp, and J. '1‘. Williams.
Wore in Norwaik, yesterday, visiting
friends.
Mourning ‘Bands.
if you want anything in the ciothin V;
line read the adv. of (lately & ilren-f
nan. They can furnish you anythingi
from head to foot on the easy pay-x
ment plan.
-—if you once try our bread. you‘ll ai~
ways use it. Banner iiakery. 'l‘ei. ill-t3. ,
Rev. Albert E. Bentley; of Douglas-L
ton, ii. 1.. Will have charge of the ser-
viees at Trinity Church on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. iicntley will be the;
guests of Mr. and Mrs. id. F. Smitty}
29 Seavlcw avcuuc. f
icorgo W. Lynch. of Norwalk. at!
tended a meeting of the board of di-
rectors of the Mauufacturcs' Trude
Deviopmcnt Company. at. the tlilico of.
Dr. is}. G. Abernethy. in Bridgeport.‘
yctscrday afternoon.
~Teicscope iiata. O'Brien. .
Morris Coggawoll. of Cranbury, haul
resigned his position as caretaker of.
Edward Board‘s fine place in West.
street. and has accoptcd a position in ‘
the Crofut & Knapp hat shop. (leorgci
Phillips, of Cranhury. has taken a pot
sitlon with Mr. Ilcal‘d.
Mrs. i“. W. Gerard, of South Nor-t
walk, the chairman of the forestry.
committee of the Connecticut State:
Federation of Women's Clubs, will
give a report at the thirlenth annuals
meetingto he held in the Congregaf
tional Church, in Cheshire, tomorrow
row.
~The C. .1. Mint! 8: Co. are reducingl
their entire stock of 'i‘rimmcd iiots’
from 1-3, to 1-2 off in order to make.
room for their large holiday stocks
which are arriving daily. See ad.
Alden Solmans and Charles S. Trow-
bridge, arrived home last. night from
a. several days' itching trip to Bantam
Lake. They report vcry chilly wcutlv
or in tiiat country. Yesterday they
found the ground frozen and lumpy
for automobile travel.
*(irccninu and iialdwin Apples, 32'.
hill. 1’. i). Lawton & (in.
it. has been stated that it was on-
nounccd at the meeting of the board
of school visitors, 'i‘ueaday evening.
that there tutti been no reports of late
from the South Norwuik Union School ‘
district. Ilr. William it). (lintilcciioixl
superintendent of tbhc South Norwuik
schools, stated in relation to this mat.l
tcr this morning that a month ago he.
turned in a report and that only five
days ago he presented a l't‘ptll‘i to lll‘.‘
ll. t‘. Slil‘l'cr. the acting visitor. whichI
was so voluminous that it covered six"
ty pages.
, Fresh Shoulders. tic lb,. at Nrwl
York Market.
The first snow visible to the entire
population struck town this morning.
bicycl'al limos thcrc have llt‘t'll slight
flui‘l'ics which have been such by
quite a iiuinhrr of people. but today
them could ho no doubt of the flakes
being the real variety. They began
conduit down about ll o‘clock lind con-
tinued continuouuly for several hours.
Although at lining the "liltl'fl were
lame and numerous. lnout of thcm
iuoltcll up noon as they touched earth.
(lecusionaiiy they would bo loft in
crevices.
--~ii‘lorida Oranges. lit for 25c. l“. 1).
Lawton. &. (to.
The houuohold effects or Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Schli-tt have been taken
to lirant‘ord'liglih from South Norwalk
by boat. in taking up tho poultlon
of tender of this light. Mr. lichiltl. rc~
turns to a former position which ho
hold. for a lillmiior ,oi’, years, though of
late ho bun boon cinpioycd at tho Nor- .
walk iron Work». The lii'lintorll light
is situated, on an island, which con-
tains sovorul acrpu. Mrs. Schittt. has
been in ill health for a long time. but
her physician is of the opinion tiigt,
the change will be beneficial to her.
-~ Fresh iinln. lilo 1b., at NW. York
Market. \ .. ti
Mary ilrow started to so from her
home in Bridgeport to Rldgelield you
lcrduy and she mudu- a mistake of
aloppliig over at’ Bout. Norwalk to
got: a drink. in a little while she be
came so jazzed, that line attracted
attention in Railroad avenue. Cour,
platut. was inadoto the police and Cup-
tain William‘dli‘ Pennington took her
around to poiicohcilduuartera. 'I‘hla
morning. in the police court Mary, who
appears to be about 45 your: old. told
her story to Judge Joseph R. Taylor.i
Sim sum the liquor went. tin her heath,
and there watm’t any dispute on thin
point. Judge fiylor imposed a fine
of $3. . . ,
whiten style doll “all. O'Brien.
m
I! rr «will» av rill coun-
rcit OF 1’“ CITY 0' ”it".
IMHALK:
m
imlkln l. The follow"): pretrial“.
lull mantlmo» and be known on The
mum; Ordinance or the titty of
South Namath, and may be cited all!
well. it shall be held to apply to all
miter. relation to the contraction.
deatructiun, or remotai of huildlnxs or
structure... erected or to be crucial,“
within the limits of said city. and iii
intended to ho remedial in it: pur-
pose and iii to” he unburned liberally
to recurs the beneficial interests and
purposes intended.
Section 2. The entire territory of
the City of South Norwailt shall in:
known as the Fire District and will ho
cited as such. and the limits of said
Fire District shall coincide and be. co
extensive with the limits of said city.
as they are now or may be hereafter
established.
Section 3. Within said ii‘irc ills-
trict, all it is now or may be hereafter
established by the Council of said city,
it shall be unlawful to erect any build
ing or structure or any addition there
to, until the inspector of Buildings
shall issue a permit for the same. sub‘
Ject to the right of appeal to the
Council as hereinafter provided.
Scctiou Al. The Mayor. by and with
the consent or the Council, shall lip-
point an inspector of iiuildiugc, who
shill] bc the same person as the Fire.
iimpcctoriand who shall hold olllce
for the term of one year and until his
successor is appointed. and shall re-
ceive for his services such (‘lillliit‘lltiil~
tion an the t'ouncii may tictcrminc.
Section I». it shall be the duty of
the inspector of liiiildhigs to see that
this ordinance is enforced, to issue
pcrmlts for the erection. addition. or
alteration of any building or structure
or for the removal or destruction of
the. same within the limits of the city.
upon such terms and conditions as be
may deem advisabic. it shall also he
the duty ol' the inspector of iluildingu
to order the tearing down iliid rclnoy»
at of all walls, chimneys, roofs, parti-
ltious, timbers, or other parts of any
buildinpu wholly or partially destroyed
by iirc, where in his opinion. plibiic
safety requires it. or when the refuse
and debris cht after such the is or is
likely to become a nuisnncc. and on
rci’unui or failure of the. owner to color
ply with such order. within ten days
after notice. the Work shall be done
under the dircclion of said building in-
specter. at the owner‘s expense, said
expensi- to be a lien on the real es
tale of Hlllli owner until paid. .And it
shall also be the duty of illl‘ inspector
of iiuiidings, to see that all itit‘il‘u
and possum ways in buildings used
or intended to lic used for the purpose
of public usscmbly, anuiscmcnt or in-
struction. shall be kept. trcc from camp
stools. chairs, sofas and other obstruc-
lions.
Section ll. ilcforc the erection, con-
struction, alteration. dcmoiition. rc-
movnl of or addition to any building
or structure. either pcrmuncnl or tclu
pornry in its nulurc. and before any
work thereon is begun. application
shall be made to the Inspector
1 Buildings for a permit. to proceed with
such work This application shall he
in writing and signed by the owner or
his duly authorized agent. and shall
specify the details of said proposed
work, to the satisfaction of the in-
spector of buildings, and the inspector
of Buildings shall affix his signature
thereto in approval or
unless the applicant shall appeal from
his decision to the Council.
Section 7. The. applicant shall have
the right of appeal to the (‘olincii at
a regular meeting thcl‘coi'. or at any
Hili't‘iill meeting called for said pur
pose, to be held within thirty litlli dam
from tho (talc of tho deciaton ol‘ the
lnspcctor of illliidlngs, and be heard“
relative to any application tor a build-
ing permit or in relation to any dc-
cisiou ol' the inspector of ituiliilngs
which in the judgment of the applicant
is not just or not in accordance with
the provision of ally permit an issued:
and the (‘ounrii shall hear such appeal
at a regular nicciinu thu'col'. or at
any l~ill‘i‘llli meeting untied for said
purpouo. and make any order or jullii»
ineni llll'l'l'illi as may be called for.
and such older or judgment shall be
final.
Scctlou X. Every wooden or fraino
building with ii brick or other from
within thc lil'i‘ iiiiiits which play here
after he lllllllitpl‘li to an amount iioi
al'eiilcr than ouolluil’ ol‘ the value
ilicl‘clli‘, t‘.\'t lilrtlYt' of tilt: i’illlll' of tilt.‘
foundation at the limcjof such lltiln‘
disapproval ‘2
thereof. illid hiu action shall be lllllil‘
i
your preference ul 'l‘hauksuivlng till".
«hear.
all willplvo an added cost to your
12-18 North Main Street.
. Send for Catalogue
CAN DO
Day and Night Seuionc.
South Norwalk
stimulants will 5ch your family hilt‘liili pleasure on thin day of special good
A nimiern Dining Table. say at $13.50. a
020-09 01‘ ll RN til now Dining Room (Eluilru at 81.50 or more or luau. Any or
well repaid to look tili'ouah our line.
A. .l. , ’ollins& Co.
« Fu ral Direétors and Embaimers.
.. Merrill Business College
ENTER NOW
Stamford ‘
our ham
Room for Tl] k ' .
T“ g t: g"
(treat lfl‘t‘flhllmfl have to be planned for. Hull-liauml hmpttullly may be
t'lIJilinblc. lull it lacks the flnlilh In whichever-y boom-Wifotnhcs ajuiit pride.
Wt» hare uncommon alliarlions in Dining Room Furniture, selected to again
Your aclecilon lrom this all new as
iiulflil or Shit-board at
Thanksgiving celebration. You will be
South
Not-walk. Conn.
and Find Out, What
FOR YOU
Competent Office Help in Demand.
Port Chester
58 WALL STREET.
ciutv ibcm- vnlucu. ilnc look ill them
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
NO““MMM”OOMWMO”OWOO«MM
O. B. Jackson -
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
PHONE 438.
Thanksgiving Linens
The collection consists of ich o'clock 'i‘en i'lolhli. (.‘cnit-r i‘iocca, llill'l‘llll
and Stilirluuuii Scaritt. 'l‘l‘ily t‘lllihs. Pillow Shams, 'i‘ouciu,‘ lloylicit oil ..
a SIM” varilly of designs and sizes. if you know nimr linens you'll apple»
is possible with a tuna description hcrt‘.
N. E. RYAN co.
4 , jsourn NORWALK.
NORWALK.
WOOWM
iii
will tell you more in n illlllllmll than
FLYNN
90 WASHINGTON STREET.
i
i
i
I
’il such damage shall amount to more
Jllmli ouohaii‘ of tho value of mlch
‘buildlng, it shall not in» rcbuilt or re
fpaircd until a ilf'i‘illil is obtained from
the inupoclor of buildings.
5 Section ll. Villliil‘l‘ on the part of
any person to obtain permission for
such purpose from the inspector or
lluildinus bcioro cluninctu'ini: any
work of the character indicated in
Section six Hit of this tli'lililllllt‘l', or u
\ioiation of any ol the provuaiouu of
this ordinance, bililil be punishable by
a tine of not if‘bs than 33bit nor liltli'i‘
than $100.00, [or illt' ilht‘ lli' ihc l'll\.
and thc l‘oililcil shall haw the right
totllllcl‘ the ilrluoiition oi all \xm'a co
don-l williolit :ull‘ll |lt,‘l‘lllli \llll'll in \iii-
in on of llic protisiuus oi this oi-di
"fini‘l‘,‘ll]llln reasons limrul‘oro lining
Exclusiir'e Shoe Styles
that you cannot secure in any otiur More in this locality im- found
in the
"Ql'iCi-ZN QUALl’l‘Y“ SHOES at ............... $3.00. $3.50 and $4.00
LAMBS “Habit-(Hints at .... .............. . ..... . . .. $3.50
(litthl'lli'S iiANll Sh‘.\\’l‘:ll shines at ............... $3.50 and $4.00
SOLD ONLY BY
8. RYAN
SOUTH NORWALK.
and such demolition shall he .pl the
miner‘s cxpcnsc, said expense to be a
lien on the real calalc of said owncr
iilllii paid
suction Ill. All) pcrinit th<lit'ti by
thc inspector of ltllildlllns or by tlu
t‘llllill‘ll in accordance with the pro
\lsioilu ol’ the ordinance, shall mpirl-
by limitation unicw- work is hogan
ullbin sh months than the limo of
issuing such uppih'ullono and nppiicu
lions and permits ~»llilli ho oil blanks
furnished by tho liliildlnu liisiu-ctol
illiltlt'i' authority of tho l‘ouui-il,
Slu'liilli H Ti!" M'lll’llllil' til l'l‘t‘:
for permits shall hc as follows Si ”ii
for .’l building or Milli-toil» “31"” Niel
din-s iuit l'\('l‘l‘il Si'hul Mill] 2.. mm
“till; 53 all when cml in mm $1000 and
illicit iiol t".i't'1'|l HUN“; $.t no u lien (‘05.
tilt“. lnlli’ be repaired or rebuilt. llut tiled by paid innovator of buildings, ilors not exceed $I’itliltl and is ovm
1.1,lk“',1”i‘. i, ..,
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3/
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WASHBURN'CROqL‘YS
GOLD MEDAL-
Fl.
if‘i'i
JAN
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Av...” u...»— ..
)U R
Xi’it .lllil
M {W «’t lt‘
.llli‘lil.
” area All accouur
(
‘ Men’s and
. Youths’
_ Overcoats
$15.00 $18.00
$25.00
The new Auto Style Coulis. ‘
The New itcgu‘l Models.
Union made, mull| llp-trHlllic
in every particular. We
' glillt'illltl-o every (out We sell,
and will cheerfully excilaimc
(li' l't’i'llilti your money (in any
unsatisfactory purchuscniadc
lit‘l‘t‘. We operate to stores.
The trcniondous purchnsllm
power of this store assures
. you of the lowest prices coli-
stall-lit with good clothing.
'i‘bc terms are cnsy. A lit-
ilt‘ a truck will pay for your
goods in a short ilillt’. and
' no illlni‘CCal‘iliry oucalions
asked. lllly now. pay latcr.
Men's All Wool Suits,
$7.50 to $30.00
and School
$1.98 to $8.00
$2.00 to $3.00
Men‘s and iioys' Slows,
$i.50 to $4.00
Youths” Spits, $7.50 to $20.00
lioys'
Suits.
Fancy
Men‘s Hats.
8iiltltl and is Dyer sultan; son when
cost docs not exceed Slitlloll, and is
ti\t‘l' Slitltltl; $lll when all bliibiinus or
of the city. the fee shall be Silllltl.
Said icon shall accompany the uppilcir
lion for a permit lull in case the pot"
mil in not granted. the ice shalt be
rvtnrncd to the applicant. All fees
wcurcd by the inspector of iinildinus
shall be paid over by him to the City
'i'l‘casurcr at illl‘ l‘llll of cu-ry month,
Section 13. All ordinances or rest»
lotions or parts of orlllnuul‘l-s or roan.
iulions. inconsistent licrcuith. are
hereby repculcd lilid llllilliil‘tl,
Approved:
it‘ltANt'iS l. lli'ii.\'l~‘.i.i.,
\ttost: Mayor.
.losl-ph li 'l‘ayhll', t‘li)’ (‘icrk
'i'hc above and foregoing is a true
will of all ordlnuucc adopted by tbc
i'oiillril of the (‘ilv of h‘olltll Norwalit.
Notombrr Mil. itllltl.
Attoult
.ltlSl-Ii‘ii it. TAYLOR.
(‘iiy (‘lcrit
BELKE Mrs THE COSTS.
Charge of Breach of the Peace Nollcd
tn Daricn Court.
'i‘lll( charge of breach of tho pourc
iti‘i'fl'll't‘ti against Alexander livikc oi
.\'oroton by Mrs. idilu l’liliHlt‘l‘ “iti‘
iiollml it." .ltlHilcl‘ W. Willllluil, Wl-il
’lel-lduy night, on payment or the could,
which amounted to StilJiti. 'i‘llo nolb;
proposition was I‘i't'illtlllll‘lltlt‘tl by
Grand .iuror Motliunis and Attorney
iiarti‘alu of Stamford, who won auslst.
lug Mr. Mctiinnls. uitor they had a con
terrace with Attorney Cundcc oi
z-loulil Norwnllt. representing tllc ar-
ruuod. Mr. Clllilll‘l‘ stated that he
would do all to bill powrr to porauudo
.‘tir. ilnlkc to Itl‘l'ii the pouch to the ill-
luro. ilolho is a tenant or Mrs. ll‘air
sicr. Antonio Colour-i in another in".
not. llclke's cattle had been roamini:
about ’l‘ony's place, and Mrs. Funnier
‘ll‘ili‘l‘i‘tl a fence crucial] to keep them
off. itcllu‘, Nlil‘ licrlaros. would not
allow illl‘ fence to ml up and lntiint~
latcd liar ouiployocu so that they
were afraid to erect it. No also illi-
~~”i cultured habitually from comma
patina, Dean's Reunions rcltovod and
:.:rrngthrnod the bowels, no that they
have been regu or arm sinco."»—~i\. in.
illwlll. grocer. ulphur Springs, 'i‘ax.
W
MRO. GTETOON IXCOMMUNICATID
l’lOS'i‘ON. Nov. ill.~—'I‘hc name of
Mrs. Atalanta iii. Stetson. formerly that.
render of the Christian Science Church
of New York. wail yesterday or poll
from tho roihl of the Christian lilo tilled
Church by order of the board of ("Nine
turn. it. was annuhnccll that. the three.
tors had found the charges that Mrs.
titctlion was working inguinal the in-
tlio tcllchinipi and practices of (fibrin
tlan science. to be proved and true.
I
Select Your Fall 0...... Now and Havelt Charged
10 South Main Street, South Norwaik'
Open Monday and Saturday Evenings
32mm; Hon when cost does not c.\rcl‘d
ulructurcs cost more than Siltlllitl; for“
moving a building through the strools'
dressed abusive and insultiiia bur,
.uuuc to her. Mru. h‘niiuiur declared.
. M
loroata lif'tlic church and contrary. to .
LadieS’ ‘,
and Misses’ 1‘
Coats
$15.00 $17.50 .3’
$20.00 $25.00 a:
A Lt ract ive models. Full
length. Cut in the most- 7'
garcefui lines in all the new‘
cat fashionable fabrics and
latest. modcis. A choice as~ . '5
sortment of Fur-Lined and,
Caracui Coats, very popular
this season. You may select ,
any coat you choose and E.
have it charged to your ac- ii:
count. The weekly payments ’t
are cosy and before you
know it your clothing is paid
for unit “in have never Illiflfi~
ed the money. Don't delay, .
come in today and make your :
selection. > -
Women's Stylish Stilts,
$12.00 to $40.00 3
Women's Stylish Sweaters. ,‘ ‘5"
$2.00 to $5.00 $
Women's Silk Walsts, , ‘ ,f
$1.00 to $10.00 ‘ ';
Millicry, $2.50 to who
Women's and Children's .5
- ‘ Shoes.
$1.26 to $4.00
i‘
ALTERATiONS race
0t having your Heating apparatus inétalied—ein
fact this is almost the LAST CALL! _
No matter which system appeals to you as
the best way of heating your home. we can in:
Stall it in such a way as to guarantee the very
. best results. Before cold weather call on
till Jiliii it installs twill." W T“
The Hatch & Bailey Co
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace ‘
We would call particular attention to our Moulded Wooden Gullah.
made in two leu of Douala fir. the man durable oi modem woodl; will out-
last metal and in more ornamental.
Also we confidently recommend "Lincoln looting" for roof. and nice for
naming in place 01 metal. Does not rue! or decay and will int n lllcttmo.
.,.. ”Wm
Jeddo Coal for Furnace ;.
Croos Creek Coal for Range
Cannel Coal for Open Grate
Home Comfortable
YARD TEL. 48.2.
.........;..
Meals on Time .
‘ [Children Happy
Raymond BT03.
Better Have Us Overlfiill
Your Auto .
twtow 'l‘iiaultsntvluit. That will lnlltti
sure that. your holiday «pin within
free from any ordinary accident. ,r. on.
may not think lht‘l‘t‘ is anything wylglfz'
with your car. but thori- may he‘ i
the same. And all a prevention!“
tar than cum have all exam Mi!
machine to make sure every, .
all, right. if there's nothing,‘*
there's no charge. ,
ftAlLilO/il‘l COMMISSIONKR men ma lilo-s with ilill‘l-iihliii imam ’
‘ . Ll... . reported from his homo
’l‘muthu'roN, Nov.
, .«-~'I'lie contll- slightly improved. hilt. li‘y gr}. '
lira of l'tilllrond (loanu listener (iron- in raid to have started from 91
out» it. Fy’lor, who has been Ill for «an i poisoning.
Norwalk Chronicler