. fleet cram ‘
"n“ , Fe. d A- M-
DIM it
but I. Willi“.
ILA.
ulldlng, South
end All: Tuesdays of
read August en-
clock. Alisha. Arch
Din rice in
. 1’. Robert M. “Wilcox. 8e!
”but".
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m Department
Iuelneee Department
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PLENTY OF WORK.
M'drchants and Manufacturers
lion will have plenty of work
lit} during the coming winter, and it
i. a half bad suggestion that it
ed even before the annual
as; which will be held darly in
mber. Already a step has been
to investigate the staple of
. Norwalk in relation to the bet-
3%; industry, and there are other
tters which can be taken up.
. for instance, there are any local
natries dissatisfied with the treat
t they are receiving here or for
At the meeting at the
iNorwalk Club Monday even-
hen the association was so on-
I“
ntlcaliy rejuvenated, Judge Jo-
.R. Taylor called attention to u
indent statement he had read in
fldgeport paper. This was to the
t that while the board of trade
of that city had not been successful
coating a one half million dollar
am they were hopeful of landing.
they were consoled. somewhat by the
[not that they expected In a few days
to hour II In four concerns within
twenty union of Bridgepmt which
mitht move to that city. Judge 'l‘ay-
(
A
i' wondered and (be others present
wondered as he told It If any of these
four concerns are now located in
death Norwnlk. Ho and the others also
hoped not but if they are the associa-
tion would like to hear which they are
and point out the advantage of romain-
ius Just where they are.
Hm»:
SHOULD BE STOEPED.
At the business men's meeting Meir
day night, the following statement
concerning unnecessary wastage of
the public water was made:
“The inclercd consumption of water
in South Norwalk at the present limo
II lilout 650,000 gallons daily. This
supplies the railroad. powor house,
electrical Works and all the various
industries which giro employment In
some 5.000 hands. The wastage of
public water in South Norwuik ox‘
«ads the quantity used for all of Its
industrial enterprises. Every clllson
In our city should bu equally as much
concerned and Interested In the public
water supply of which they are owners.
as the Individual members who com-
prise the board of Water commission-
QI‘I.’ The daily wuutauo of water in
our city would furuiuh water for fifty
factories each ouiploylng Illil hands."
”WNW“...
AI linil observations before The lion-
tiuel‘s 'i‘luuilmulvlug dsy million wont
to preps. It was raining on a nurfncc
of show and slush accumulated during
yuhrdny afternoon and last evening,
but there Is hope In the prophecy of
. lilo weslhor man for a pleasant boll.
lily. He reports that be will present
oicsr and cold weather for the day.
-me
if we avoid syiilnuihy and wrap
Wives round in a cold chain armor
of “wellness. no exclude ourselves
‘ troll nanny of the greatest sud purest
ion of life. To render ourselves in-
"Millie to pain we must forfeit also
the possibility of bsppiness.~—-flir John
Lubbock.
N They’ve already had Ill-Prelude!”
half nominated for governor of New
Yol'lt state and mayor of New York
city. and it is presumed that somebody
ii ochre forward nest and offer his
W for district simmer.
, . _ , .
The New Yorli evening newspapers
,hwre surprised ihsmnelves by cumin
r to as Willem col to publish the?
W today on account
Won; nodular
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WM
our on Thanksgiving dinner will
its the more charms and ends.
3 Wills as we remember
his Ins less fumed than our-
uf till!
‘Iccudrels In other walks of life. Pub
a runs: two... ..
We. and to mums that they
have little renal for the welfare of“
uni-cities. Drafter-s there certainly
are mug than. Just as there are
ltlclnun moot of the: may be, but a
politician lo and who hives upealu
attention to the the». of the polls—
the city. The trouble Is that most of
us will not take the trouble to be poli~
tloiaus; It’s so much easier to find
fault with the other follow. If we
knew more about the difficulties of
city administration we would not find
fault so readily. We believe that the
overalls elected'city official is a bet»
ter citizen than the average man who
scoffs at him from his easy chair at
home. Most city officials are not anec-
lally trained for their positions. That
is the fault of our Institutions not
the fault of the men. In a large ma.
Jority of cases they probably do the
best they know how but they would
do far better if they had the helpful
and sympathetic cooperation of a non
partisan body of patriotic citizens who
would make a systematic study of the
needs and possibilities of their cities.
~'l‘ue American City.
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.
u...
A Louisville clergyman began by
telling his congregation that if he
couldn't preach the best sermon. he
could preach as short a. one as they
ever heard: As long as he does that. he
will never lose his job—Now Haven
Palladium.
—-O~—»
Senator Aldrich makes but little
headway when he remarks that ”An-
drew Jackson was a great man, but
he: is dead." His spirit may be found
very much alive if the senator from
Rhoda Island carries his financial
ideas too far. -—l\iorulng JohrnnI-Uour
ier.
~0—
Chlof Justice llnldwln Is a practical
man. The fact that he condosconds to
seriously talk on “The Law of the
Airship" ls perhaps the best indication
which has yet come to i‘onuecllcui
that the airship has passed from a
dream to a reality.——Ncw Iinvon lieg-
later.
—~O~
There‘s a good deal to be said on
both sides regarding the use of oil
on dusty sireciu. (in suburban or coun-
try roads. yes, by all menus; but. on
the city pavements, it seems as II
equal effectiveness mlnh be hand by
jllillirioilsmiiiliitl. liullclohs~sprinkling
with water; Bridgeport I’out.
M...
The polilloal IiiliI social season luis
been revived in Washington. It
lacks something of the picturesque
nous derived during the last seven
years from a unique personage who
was in the White House when be With
not nfootr» or on horseback. but his
policies notwithstanding his absence
are marching on.-~-Wutorlmry limbo
crat.
\‘i u can all afford to be generous and
charitable iii the Thanksgiving than.
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LORD ROBEDERRY' 8 FINE
SPEECH
Warns Lords of Grave Risks it They
Reject the Budget.
nounolv, Nov. '24.»:ami llouvlu-r-
I'y, the former Liberal l’riiuc Mluialor.
today raised the historic alrunxlo be
tween the lords and the House oi
(luminous to a new piano by ono of tho
fluent upoocIu-s he has over delivered.
In which he warned the Lords of the
draw risks they were running if they
adopted Lord Mundownc's resolution
to reject the budget.
If poshlblo, still greater lntorcsl wlls
manifested In today's debate. There
was not sufficient room to seal all the
pours atlonding, while the public iiul-
lorlon wore crowded to their utmost
capacity. The Duchess of Conimuulii
bonded a long list of lhc forumoat
poorosiliui, many of whom worn coho
pulled to slund throughout.
Lord Salisbury resumed the dobuu
with a spcmh supporting Illl‘d Mus- l
dcwne's resolution after the nrchbluh '
on of Canterbury Illd said that the
bishops would stand snide from the
discussion as the occasion wen one of
strict party character. hard lione-
bery followed In a long speech, giving
the horde plain warning of the danger
of the path they were treading.
"OHM STOPFID FINN-OATS.
Flailiilld. LANDING. N. Y., Nov.
24.» Feri‘ybosis between Flsbidll
Lending and Newbur‘g for the first
Iimudn 26 yearn were compelled lo
suspend operations tonight banshee of
s windsiorm which was so rough on
the river as to make navigation bas-
arduous.
'ro COACH LAPAYITTI.
EABTON. I'm. Nov. ti.-llnhcrt Pol-
well. of Philadelphia. was Mllgflfdd
tonight to coach on Lafayette font-
hsll teenl nest moon. Falwell was
unusually successful with the hater»
nits tonal this fall. the tiered hatch»
i
twig-1“““l'
i
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Diwmnneyiveala cachet One of
. the important locate of the Year.
NEW YORK. Nov. lieu—Tho football
season will and In the cast with to
morrow's males. The Cornell-Penn-
sylvanie contest at Philadelphia this
year will take the place of the uncall-
ed Army-Navy match as the last his
game of the season. it, le Philadel-
phia's greatest college athletic.avaut
of the year, and will attract a crowd
tlinost the equal In brilliancy and en-
thusiasm of those at Yele'Prlnceton
and Yaloflnrverd games of the past
fortnight. -
Two interesting games will be play-
ed in New York, one between Byro-
cuse-ll‘ordham game will attract the
largest number of spectators, for Ford-
ham, has lost only only game this
year, that being to Princeton by a goal
from the hold
Other eastern games tomorrow will
be between Pennsylvania state and
Plttsburg. between Bucknell and
George Washington. and between Get-
tysburg and Franklin and Marshall.
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REGULATING FOOTBALL.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ills-Favorlun
the careful regulation of football or
the abolition of the genie at the nu.
clonal capital, Commlcsiouer MncFarv
laud. executive head of the district
government, heard suggestions today
upon the subject by representatives
or all of the institutions of learning in
which the sport is followed here.
The football experts preferred the
regulation of the game lactating that
it was too valuable a. sport to bo abol
Ised. At the conclusion of the con-
ference, Mr. MacFarinnd said he would
suspend action looking toward regula
tion either by the. commissioners or by
Congress to restrict or abolish football
here until action has been taken on
the rules at the meeting to be held
In New York by the Inter Coleslate
Commit too
All of the («ports present expressed
confidence that the coimniltce would
provide proper regulations for the
same.
WOULD TRY COAL SUITE.
PHILAIIICLI’HIA. Nov. 24r~ilrastlc
measures were taken today to obtain
a jury In the suit of eleven bituminous
coal companion ugalnsi the l’onnsyl-
vaula Railroad l‘onlpuny to recover
«indulges nxnl‘cgnllng "£00,000 for al-
leged our discrimination. The jury
box had been filled. but today when
the case was called counsel for the
coal companies objorlrd to one of the
jurors and be. will be excused. .ludue
Iioilnnd directed coul‘l (minors to no
out and Impress citizens Into service.
Three Illi‘ll were quickly brought in.
lumen Kerr. a member of the Union
League, who was found In an office
building. was selected to complete the
buy. and the case was begun.
HIGH WIND IN POUGHKEEPSIE.
l‘lll’illlklfil‘ll’fillt. N. \'.. Nov. iii»
A high northwest wind which swept
’iowp lhc Hudson Iilvcr lodiiy did rou-
sldcrublo dumnlzo to enroll craft and
interfered greatly with navigation.
Small forrlcu have been tied up all
day and tho big furry-bunt at New-
buruli was compelled ii) ilu up for two
hours this morning. A stove on Ibo
sienna-r 'I‘ronipor, of for Nowburgb
and Albany line, was toppled over of-
tor the steamer lvfl Nowburgb and
lhp burning coal sol fire to the iualc‘u
quarters. The llnluvs wwo extinguish-
l-d lu-buo much lllilllilill‘ was dour.
lhuiluwn say it was Ibo woi'ul Niorni
experienced on the lludson Iilvur in
your".
CONDlTlONs BAD IN CANADA.
NORTH (illiil-lVIdNOIlllAldil, Nov.
Zinwln the couruuoflbr paid (ow
weeks. more than two Ibousuud
French (.‘uuadlun mill workers have
omno in the villages of linsluru i‘ou‘
nootlcul and lo ilbodu luluud fviun
their northern homes, to which (buy
had gone to voltage in mill work and
farming. They report that mill condi-
tions in tho lunalulon urn budd. wanton
low and farming conditions unuutls.
furlory.
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OOUILI FUNIRAL Ol' l'lfll Vic-
TIMI.
llll’l'lililll Mo Nov. 24 mlfunorsl
Ilitlvii'iui over the bodies of David A.
Do Amount and bin grandson. David A.
no Armand Jr., who perished in a are
that destroyed the DeArmond rcsb'
donor here. yesterday. will be held at
the Methodist Episcopal Church hero
Pridsy afternoon. interment will be
at Oak Hill oninutory. where services
will be conducted by Masons.
wonsr ILIlZAnD 0! TH! IIA~
ION.
Plin'i‘TBiltlfta. N. Y.. Nov. 24.»
Northern New York In In the grip of
the worst bllssard of the menu.
Three Inches of snow fell during the
afternoon. and tonight It wss still
showing heavily. The wind tonight
was blowing more than 25 miles an
hour. piling up the light snow in deep
drifts.
VOLOANOII All! Ad‘fll/d.
SANTA onus. 'f‘oherlife, Nov. 24.»
The old crater 01' Plan do Viajo. which
was believed to be extinct. has colli-
menced to erupt. limb checks have
.u very noticeable mull‘anl.
sum in lien in chem sf New Hav-
en Reed’s Legislation.
Cheeses la the Providence offices of
the minds Island Company and the
New York. New iisven & Hartford.
announced by Vlcsd’resldent Buck»
land, will take effect December 1.
Next week, Samuel perry. Mr. Buclo
land's secretary. will‘go to Washing-
ton and take charge oft-the New He-
ven ofllco during the coming session of
congress. He will follow congressional
proceedings in which'the railways arc
interacted. and will arrange for beer-
ings before committees to be attended
by Mr. llncklnnd. Under this arrange-
ment, Mr. Bucklsnd- will retain his
home in Providence and will remain
at his office there. except when needed
in Washington.
Samuel P. Corbett, new claim agent
for the New Haven, will be trans-
ferred to Mr; Bucklsnd's office as the
successor of Mr. Perry. and the jurin
diction of C. E. Redfern, claim agent
of the Rhode island company, will be
extended. to the New Haven. Several
years ago Mr. Corbett was chief clerk
In the department of law. real estate
and taxes. when Mr. Buckland was the
company‘s attorney for Rhode Island.
Among the bills In congress which
affect the New Haven in one intro-
duced by Senator liorsh, known as the
“full crew bill.” it provides for addi-
tional men on trains. Another relates
to inspection of locomotive boilers. It
is probable that Vice-President Buck-
lnnd also will speak for the New lla-
ven on the. proposed amendment of the
Sherman law and the reorganization of
the interstate Conmrorce Commission.
which are among the subjects referred
to in the pmgrnm of the President.
WEDS MR8. CHAPMAN.
~————
Black Rock Summer Resident Husband
of “Meet Propoeed to Women in
New York."
Members of the Brooklnwn club and
the fashionable eunimer colony at
lilack flock were surprised today to
learn that Philip Von Volllenburgh
was married Tuesday to Mrs. \i‘ii
llam Hayes Chapman, the 810,000,000
widow. who had been referred to an
"the most proposed to woman in New
York." Mr. Von Velkenburgh has for
years occupied the kid '1‘. H. Poursnll'il
villa at Illnclt Rock during the summer
months and he is a frequent visitor at
”I" Iimoklawn club \x‘uo he often
played tennis and golf
The brldcanmlu ; in] his sister, Ira.
l-:_ N. llnpallo, look a prominent part
In the social i\(II\iIIN\ of the Bitch
Itock colum and dertepallo'sdnn
zllnn ('uiioi'lion of min which she
wore on amoral l . i as. were tho
iuiiulmllnn «If lillll not
‘NOW. RAIN AND SLUSH.
Ver'u lay the First Oleegreesbl. Day
of Winter.
\‘visordny was line first really din-
uizrcuulilc day of the winter. Show, rain
and «lush combined in make the fool»
for: wet and unpleasant and a chliilnn
wind added to lln- dlucnuifori that
flu-so things were responsible for.
The storm lwuun Tuesday evening
with rain and snow and during the
night a WitVi‘ of void was blown in by
a gain that ronliuuu‘d until morning.
Allcrnulo rain and snow continued all
day yesterday and last night. Follow-
ing woolin of rmuarkuhly lim- fall
woullwr iho rhalmvd conditions make
GENERAL MILEB'. dON .MANRIID
WASIIINfi'HlN, Nov. 'Mr—lii ihc
Ill'f‘lil‘lli'f‘ of a throng of fashionable
people, ropn-sonilus the diplomatic.
official and mu'ivly i'll'i‘lml of “fashion
Ion. Mlloi David l‘uh-v Noble, daunlv
for of Mrs, William Iluldon Noble, was
married to Lieutenant. shermun fillies
if. B. A.. son of (ion. Nubian A. Miles.
If. s. A. rcilrml, In ill, John's Ilipluco.
pal Church horn Ill noon today by the
llov. Roland mutton smith. b‘ollowlul
the ceremony a reception was louder
ed the ituosls at the Noble home.
Maui. and Mrs. Miles loft during the
afternoon on a bum wedding tour.
l
FILL FROM ALIANY NOTIL.
ALIIANY. N. Y.. Nov. iliuwA man be»
ilevcd to be iicnry ll. Manama either
fell or lumped uni of s fourth story
window of the Hotel Wilson on llrosd
way. today, fracturing his skull. lie
died. on the way to the barium. The
man registered at the hotel on list.
arduy as Henry Maine. but this more
In. wrote the name Henry Ii. ludlfo‘
wmb on the roalsier and inter soul
a money order for .100 to Alice Elise
comb, stonlhgiou Conn.
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Uflb ewe ANO KNIFE ON NIIOH-
IOI.
JEWE’f'i‘ Cl'i'i’. Nov. iii.-—fioh and
Chopin (Ii-scheckl, brothers. were
bound over to the superior Court yes.
lerdny. after a bearing in the Griswold
town court on the charms of Imull
with intent to ldll, In «relocation with
so sttscli alleged to have been made
by them natal-day night with a knife
and club upon John Oilfield. ‘I‘h lst»
tor is said to be In a serious lion
and my net recover. 'i‘he brothers
llssmsusouwiihoutsdsfut.
Mentalist ilule is Mine.“ ,.
cornunwnu. Nov. IL-v-Ai'fludi 7
Steam 0m! IL. New loch.
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NORWALK
Savings Society
INOORPORATID 1|“-
Deposite June 29, 1909,
53.707.107.48
George II. Holmes. Preet.
Wm. A. Curtis. Vice-Fresh
Fred'k A. Ills, Ieey A Trees.
A Great
Coffee
At a
Popular
Price
Low priced enough to be with-
In the reach of all. good enough
for anybody-
Our 250 Blend
equals that sold by dealers ordi-
narily for 35: or 404;. We keep
the standard up to the top notch
year after year. bacauee we han-
dle it entirely from the time It
leaves the bush until It is put»
chased by our customers.
You are sure of most qual-
ity for your money here
The on}? Pacific
Tea Co.,
12$ WASHINGTON STREET
PHONE 542-3
FREE DELIVERY
Headquarters for Sugar
momma
manuals
MUSIC, HALL
COM M ENCING
Thursday, November 25th
Special Matinee Thanksgiving
HARLAN. KNIGHT A CD.
“The Chalk Linc"
TH E RAYMONDS
Comedy Wirlets
3 PERRY GIRLS
KELLER
SIGNOR PICCINNI
PHASMA
The Goddess of Light
SNITZ. EDWARS G CO.
in
"The Discovery of the North Pole"
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SAT-
URDAY
Children ...... 5:. Adults ....... 10c
NIGHT ................. 10 and 20c
THENE
lbw
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone 112
Change of Program Today
S-New Star Ants-5
Also the Greatest Dramatic Ouceeee
Ever Played in Vaudeville
“The Sign of the Rose”
And Noodles Pagan
Matinee Daily at 2:30
mess
All Iests .....l0c. Children ......bc
Evenings at 8:30
Orchestra. Ree-rived. ............aoo
Delaney. Reserved .ilOc
Basket Ball
saucer
Thanksgiving Night
were sent to All lamb! hell.
(I Today we give up all thoughts of
business. Our doors are closed tight.
Tomorrow we open at the usual hour
with a double bargain event. Thurs-
day's and Friday's specials heads the
list. Lest you might forget it we call
attention to our big sale of House-
furnlshlngs now going on in our new-
ly enlarged Basement. So far this sale
has by a big odds surpassed anything
of its kind ever seen in these parts.
Come to our store tomorrow if you poa-
sibly can. The visit will surely pay you.
FANCY NEW CITRON, per and
annual llifERlNllS
A. F. BeckmanndrCo.’ s
3 QTS. CAPE COD CRANBERRIES for ................. ..... 25c
VERY BEST MIXED NUTS. per pound ...................... ...15e
FANCY NEW LAYER FIGS. per pound ......... . ......... - ..... .20c
NEW ORANGE OR LEMON PEEL. lb.
OURKE‘B SAGE OR THYME. per can ........................ .. 7c
..«¢-W.
......................... 20c
.............................. 200
95c Bottle
Rye. Fincb'e
WHISKIES
Monogram Rye, Old Valley. Old Overbolt. Green River, Sherwood
Golden Wedding Whlekies, per bottle.......
95c Bottle
...95ti
All kinds Champagnes. Seutcrnes, Rhine Wine. all the leading
brands Bottled Beers, Ales. Porters. etc., It Cut Prices.
83 and 85 Washington St.
Phone 440
«a» SPECIALS @5
THIS STORE WILL CLOSE ALL DAY THURSDAY, NOV. 25TH.
VERY BEST BUTTER. I pound
..., ........... sun-.-
PURE LARD, s pound ...............
3 PKGS. RAISINS IOr ...............
3 PKGS. GURRANTQ for .............
EXTRA FINE POTATOES ...........
............ eeeleesssltbbloes
.............. 350
........... 16c
26c
........... 25c
............... peck, 25c; bushel, 90c
TEL. ND. 000.
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 8T.. SOUTH NORWALK.
FREE DILIVERY.
so NORTH MAIN STREET
new will. Pen Mus. m...
ALIIANY. N. v. Nov. unwrap dis-
patch sent from here Nov. 23, cover-
ing the decision of the iourt of Ap-
peals in the cause of bits. Margaret
Teal. granting her a new trial on the
charge of subornstlcn of perjury.
made the erroneoun statement that
iiessle lief/ole. who was mentioned In
the course of the proceedings. had
been named its (lo-respondent In the
il‘rsnlt Gould divorce case. This or
mucous reference to bliss DeVoie was
made under a misapprehension. the
fact being that she was not so named.
The co~respcudent in the reocrdywns
described as an unknown woman In
DANCING
OM14“.
is . mi...»
he
_......W -e
United Grocery Co
PHONE 143
”saw abandon note "can."
neuron. Nov. Stu-Ah early win.
ter storm with a cold. ninety rain on
the coast and some snow in the In-
tcrlor, reached New England from
southern tiIII‘IIIlI early today. Buff
north in northeast (sled prevailed.
The flakes of snow did not last long
and within an hour or two the snow
had given piece to a cold rain.
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WATERIURY ITOPI WEIOHINGo
MAILI.
warnnhnnv’. Nov. “was. weigh.
lug of malls at the depot hes tampon
srliy ceased but It is expected by the
officials here that the order for its con-
tinusiien may come at an time. The
reactor for the stop order a not known
NO". «4“. WW' 1
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