i.’
‘i
AND DOES NOT COST YOU ANY MORE. TRY A TON AND‘
Quality
333 THE DIFFERENCE.
S&.
GANS CO.
8 We ' Street
T501500“ o.
f IRYOU HAD
A “Wishing Cap"
. And wished to keep warm
‘ And snug and comfortable.
‘Contented and cheerful,
During the trying months.
f 01 a cold, snowy, blowy winter.
So it wduld seem that
You were enjoying the balmy
Climate of the Southland—
‘ We could make that wish
~ COME TRUE!
hi
.9 . .,
" ‘-
. 10c CIGAR .
Nugget or Twin City
5c CIGARS
TRY THEM TRY THEM
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
HE assertions. claims,
TII‘E‘EEKRI’S @110. @.
ALL YOUR TROUBLES VANISH
WHEN YOU SMOKE A
ROGER 'LUDLOW
crawls and maxlms of shoe
dealers are 01’ little ac
count with you unless the
house from which you buy your
shoes “makes good." That’s
why we want you to buy
Emerson’s or Keith
Konqueror
FOR MEN
Lounsbury&Soules
or Herrick’s
FOR womén
and ’V
Educator or Boston
School Shoes
70R CHILDREN
CONNIEDALLY
A
B R A C K E N
I1 WASHINGTON STREET.
IOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 803-4
IUY THE AMERICAN RUB-
BERG
Guarantesd not to crack
m
Hard and unit ready for family use
Hard Wood.....ai.75 per in cord.
loft Wood......91.oo per a cord
spin Wood. Zita 101.111.
is. OARMI ssrrs' wooo vsao.
, N0. 74 Newtown Avanus,
gig-gas“ No. 7034. Norwsik. Conn.
trio"
, tell an "arresting story at
by children. Many of them have
interest.
gossamer“ 01'.
6191
W”.
I progress in‘aavlnahy mechanics.
man. business men. salaried worker '
in a small way. We want to urge you to follow in their lead.
' e South Notatalk Savings Bank
; 7 UNITED IANK IUILDINO.
Gosling Stations
are for Uittlt’ Sam's navy next
in importance to the ships
themselves: their acqui-
sition is proof of
wise foresight.
How about your foresight? You
doni' bare to look across
the Atlantic or the
Paeltlc for
Your Coating Station
it's right here at
OUR YARDS
You can‘t tlnd a better one.
HA ZLE i ON COAL
'1 he B. Hershiield 8t Son CO.
Tel. 294. 122 Water 81.
LadiesIWShort
Vamp Shoes
ARE ALL THE RAGE.
We have them in Pat. (folt, Gun
Metal, Russet, Black and Gray
Suedcs in Button or Lace, at $2.00 to
$4.00.
Suede Dressing, in all colors. 15c.
MAX LEVY
189 Washington St.
Loose Leaf
Books
Dennison Passe i’artout liintiinc.
Dennison Lunch Sets, at
W. A. Briggerman's
MUSiC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington St.
South Norwaik.
Sea Food
Fish, Clams, insists. I'lscnllops.
Everything in the Sea Food line at the
most l't‘iilIOlltilllt‘ prices.
A. Aaronson
FISH MARKET.
181 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE.
TELEPHONE 931.
FREE DELIVERY ALL OVER TOWN.
MONEY TO LOAN
We loan money to housekeepers at
81 Weekly payments, also to property
owners on second and third mort
gages. All business transacted strict.-
iy confidential. tliilcs hours irom 0 a.
m. till 7 p. m.: Saturdays till ll p. m.
INDEPENDENT LOAN 0. SECURITY
COMPANY
94 Washington at. Havliand Bldg.
Ons flight on. Room 1.
’ INNEWMAN’S ‘
New Restaurant
17 NORTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Opened for Business Satur-
day. November 27th.
Idici'ything New and Neat. ill-u
Film! cooked in lit‘l‘lt'f‘llfln "lid 11 apo
ciai feature 1111111" or suppers alter
the theatre.
Experienced Caterer
Dainty furniture at A. .i. Inugevine
workiait
a both melt and Women and chn
large accounts which wore started
1 '70
sou-ta seamen. cons.
Nam More and never
A {10.00 Lady's Cost for
out with scammed satin.
up. Several other bar
elsewhere. Come early as
80. Norwalit
MEN'S and BOYS?
SUITS
D. GOTI'LIEB
11 NORTH MAIN 8T.. 80. NORWALK
NEW LINE OF
Medicine .
Cabinets
With or without Mirrors.
All prices ranging from
$1.50 to 39.50
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUSE FURNISHER
B. K. MITCHELL. UNDERTAKER
CORNER WALL AND HIGH OTBa
NORWALK. CONN.
Norwalk Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
.y \ '3» y ,
-> ms. aw...“ ~.
I “W“lfl
LJ— 1.
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Dainty Furniture
lino-tacit up not only 1111' Purim but the
llinlng itoom and 1.l\‘IIlR liooin. We
are nth-ring just now unusual values
in liluinu ’l‘abit-s, Iiuiit-ts. anti Dining
Iioom Chairs. Also, until“ very beauti-
ftil l'liitiu (‘Ioat-irt.
I. .l. Illiilllii & Still Bil.
tsetse wasumoron 'srassr.
SOUTH NORWALK.
illuminantan
Sea food or all kinds at A. Aaron-
aon's. Hoe adv.
Mink tirncc Hunt in visiting Mrs.
Robert 0. Judson. of Woodhur)’.
M...
There will ho it special choir rohcac
ital tonight at the til. l'aul's church.
Norwalk. ‘
t‘tmcortl Division, No. 2. 8, of '1‘.,
tnocts ionlaht In the (111110110 building.
Ii-I Wall airccl. Norwlilk.
Mina .loucpiiino Merron. of Iloyt
strum, Norwsllt. total-nod last night
troni a trip to New York .
tin Wednesday ovanlng Norwaik
Amie, No. Milt, will hold Ila election
or amount for the ensuing term. All
brothers are requested to be prosont.
m
it you net-ti anything in the line oi
model and Sanitary plumbing iht
.Ionea It Ilotchkiss Co. are ready to
satisfactorily fill that need. Read
their adv. .
W. R. Kirch A (.30.. jewelers. 76
Washington streetpare advertising a
toll tins of jewelry noveltics for the
liolidnyn. Better rail and look their
stock over.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. WoodruII'. oi
llaninu-y. returned home Saturday ave
ulna utter a pleasant visit with Mr.
and Mrs. William P. Woodruit. of Main
street. Norwiilh.
Mr. and Mrs. atshblns w. Adams. at
Banedict street. Blast Norwaih. have
returned hams from spending a in
Q to»
II ”0TH IAIN It. WY" ”WALK:
mammawxmwmacos
seats will you has: or such hernias.
nil. A $10.00 Lady's Coat. liaati through-
all sisas. 01.”. 01500 indict Bolts tor
07-... 81.50 Black Hydoarsdo Petticoats at “a. ‘Olria' Coats irom
ins. Come to us as before purchasing
ey will not last long at such prices.
THE PARIS
We are the largest dealers or (limits and Salts In the stats.
,.l
.; lama“
Stamford
daughter.
Alfred Mills, of Ponus avenue, Nor-
waik, returned Saturday from a hunt-
ing trip and brought back a lot of
game.
There will be a rehearsal or the
Egbert orchestra on Wednesday even-
ing. All members are requested to
be present.
The Men's lasagna of the First Con~
3198111101181 Church, Norwalk, will give
an oyster supper Friday evening. The
Egbert orchestra. under the leader.
ship of Edwin C. Parker. will tarnish
the music.
Harry Plait tell through a trap on
the stage at Music Hall Saturday
night anti injured one of Ilia limbs
quite badly. Yesterday. Ellis Mukln.
not to be outdone, fell from the tiles.
He was also painfully though not scr-
iously hurt.
._...
Yesterday could hardly be called a
pleasant tiny for seashore bathing.
though Clifford Benedict and William
liyxbce thought otherwise. They
took a little. trip down to Tokeoeke,
donned their bathing suits and took a
plunge.
A petition is being circulated that
will soon be prcacnicd to the select-
men of Norwalk asking them to do~
termini» whether (‘nlt Pasture iicach
in town property. it is said that there
are ccriain parties who claim the prop-
erty belongs to them and not to the
town.
m
Thor.» will be a "looting or the gen-
eral committee of the Firemen's fair
tomorrow night at. the Pioneer head.
quarters to make tlnnl arrangements
for the dance on Thursday evening at
Assembly Hall. Not‘wulk. tendered to
the Indy solicitors. who, by thclr ci-
foiia math: the fair 0 silicone,
Norwollt latdxc. ll. 1‘. 0. 12. In glow-
lna so fast that it may be necessary
to atariysoon the work oit the new
club house, which is looked IOIWtii‘tI
to all an atwoluplishmcul at not a Into
tintc. Yosimlluy afternoon the lodge
held anoiht't' working await") at “'IIII'II
time some tacitly new tut-tubers were
takn in.
-—h‘-—.—-——_
The met-tins: of the pastor's Illhlc
class at the South Norwalk Methodist
(‘hurch yesterday again proved that
the class is steadily growing under
Pastor Walter's direction. Yesterday
there were present 02 men. The class
meets each Sunday in the auditorium
of the church. immediately following
the morning service.
BRIDGE TONOER COLE OVER-
BOARD.
Heavy Casting for Turning Mechanism
Soak the Boat he was In.
The Washington street bridge draw
that swings over the heaving waters
has been repaired. and now swings
with ccicriiy and case. A new wheel
was put in Saturday. and the placing
of the wheel was the cause of a slight
accident to the bridge tender. John
Colo. The latter was out in a boat
to aid tho workmen. As the coatings
were lowered down to him. the boat
being small and the metal being heavy,
the boat turned over. throwing Mr.
Cole Into the gurgling stream. Wild
ascitemsnt ensued. and utter much
11111111011111; and blowing Mr. tfoio was
pulled out or the water. and alter
much explaining how the accidont
linppenod, he was hurried to his home.
whore a change of clothes made him
feel butter.
The draw in all right now. and av-
eryhotiy connected with it is happy.
.— iw...w., Mm
MR8. BRADLEY SURPRISED.
. ........
Wednesday Social Whlst Club Has A
Pleasant Affair.
Mrs. trying 1.. Bradley was tendered
a surprise party Saturday ercning at
her home in West Washlnaion street
Saturday evening. Tho event was en-
ainccred by the Wednesday Social
Whlst (ilah, tin... members of this or-
annisatlon and a my friends lining in
boring about thirty.
attendance. the. entire company nnm.
Whist was a teaturo oi the crenlmz.
The score for the ladies' prise alihtvmi
it its between Mrs. William \‘t‘illiiit‘r
“d MIMI A. Smith. Mrs. Vollntcr wot
the out. Mr. iisitsolt won the septic
men‘s prise and hay sellers the con»
solution. Other pleasing ionturas were
music and refreshments. Mrs. How
one Keyword: played the piano. Mr.
means an nuts and in. stem ‘
.t
RISTRAM & HYATT.
NOS. 9 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Specials, for This Week.
A good Rock 01 dainty TABLE LINEN is a
portsnt stthis time of the year.
you with anything desired—
oanm osuasx ....................
iiLEACHED DAMABK .......... a . . ..
DOIIIILE BLEACHED DAMASK .....
...... SEC to $1.75
joy to many housekeeper sad is very im-
if you have any needs in this line we are premed to furnish
....... 25c to 850
....... We to 35¢
ISLEACIIED iiEMS'i‘i'l‘CIiED CLOTi-iS, all sizes.
i‘LOTiis AND NAI’KINB to match.
Iii-in. NAPKINS. assorted patterns. . . . $1.00 to $2.75 dot.
24-iu. NAPINKS. assorted patterns. ...;31.00 to $5.00 (In.
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT
ENAMELICI) ROAS'I‘E‘RS, lilxlDI/J ................ $2.00 iNIJIVIDUAI. CRANBERRY DISHES . ......... .... 4o
SAVOY ROASTERS. 17x12 ....................... $1.00 l'Ailthl KNIVES .......... .............. ,,19.;
CELERY HOLDERS. cut glass pullorn ............. 7c CHOPPING BOWLS ........... .. ........... . ...... 25,1:
CRANBERRY DISHES (glass) ..................... 7c Mlu'A'I‘ CHOPPERS. Universal No. 2 ............... $1.00
THIN 1‘UMIII.ERS .......................... e for 19¢ (‘l"l‘ GLASS SALTS AND PEPPERS ................ 35c
NICKEL TEA Ki'l'i"I'I.i‘.‘S, .\‘o. S .................... 75c l’O’i‘A’l‘O RICERS ......... .......... ........20c
TRISTRAM &
”mammals
, Slilllllill
(Continued from First Page.)
government station on the lightehlp.
The message said iheBrowsit-r was
agrounhd about six miles lnsldc the.
iightship, in a precarious position in
14 feet of water.
It was declared that she was urgent-
1y In need of assistance. (toutilliona
at the moment seemed to be propi-
tious, howover_ an the sea was report-
ed smooth and the. wind moderate
The Brewster, which Is a small
steamer of 8:11 tona' not register. and
owned by ii. 11. Schmidt, of Hiliilll'lit:
sailed front Kingston November is tor
New York. calling at (‘ubau purih‘ on
the way north. sht- was (Iuo her. It:-
dny. Her agents in this city had had
no direct word from 1101‘ this illill‘IllilT.
but on being informod of the measures
from the lighiahlp telling of her arc»
dilhinicut made arrancwm-uts for tr:
elatitnt'e to be sent lu-r
Word was sent to Nortoll. and a
“rocking ouiiit was ordrrml Irtun that
city to the aid of the stranded titt‘iilllt r.
Nt’IRI-‘(ILK \'a.. Nov. flit-As shot)
as information was received here l‘l"
garding the stranding of the lirnwater
the wrecking tug Coley started for thr
Iliatuontl Shoals to render assistant‘c
In floating the voast'l Word oi the
stcatncr'u plight also was conveyed 11'
lb.- commutator of the l'nitcd State:
revenue cutter Onondaga and that res
acl will sail tor the North Carolin.»
(‘apca just as soon as she finlslic»
cooling,
The ronstwiac telephone late of the
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
~
in Efisct November 8. 1909.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.~l2:l‘)3x. 11:08:. 5:11x. 6:08.
0:52, 7:20. 7:10. 8218):, 8:311. 0:101.
0:37,10:20x.10:52x.11:29.
P. M.——12:53x. 2:6ila. 3:211. 5:08x.
5:3hx. 5:50x. 0:10. 0:50;, 7:18x. 72-123.
9:40x, 10:29. ‘
Bundlys.
A. M.——12:53x. 6:07;. 0:411. 11;“.
10:20.
lit-42:58. 3:1“. 2:60x.
0:50x. 7:12. 7:12a. 11:40:. 10:10.
W
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.-‘12:00x. 4:49. 6:40. 6:46. 7:10
5:36.
13:00:, 0:15x. 10:02x. 10:00. 11:00:.
11:03.
1’. M.-12:03x. 1:00, 2:00x. 2:07.
3:32x. 3:56. 4:32. 5:02, 0130):, 0:27
0:01x, 0:03. it:03x.il:l10, 11:00x.
Sundays.
A. M.-«—12:00x. 0:00. 7:30. 0:10:
1010211.
P. M.—-il:02s. 0:01. 0:011. 7:00.
8:30;. 11:00x.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. M.-—~lazttlx. 1:1iix. 0:10;
7:27. 11:56. 10:11:11. 11:12x. 11:47.
1‘. M.-—~l2:00x. 1:21. lizlix. 3:211.
4:20. 0:11.il:10x. 0:40. 7:101t. 92111:.
“:18. 2:40 and 7:20 to Bridgeport
only.
lundays.
A, M.—~12:101.
9:11.10:23x.i1:1'3x.
I". 'M.—-0:10x. 6:18.
0:433.
SOUTH NOIWALK TO DANIURY.
A. M.~.~i:201.0220.8:27.9:6il.
1‘. M.~l:00.‘4:10a. 8:14. 7:18.
lundays.
‘lii.-i:20. 0:16.
i. 11:44:36.
mummy To scorn nonwasx.
.t, amass, 7:25. mo. 10:10:.
ll 30.
1;. Mrwhilix, 11:38:. 3:80.
Ountisys.
A. M.-—7:liri.
P. M.—~~tl:00s.-Ii::lox.
court-t NORWALK TO IOO'I'ON.
‘1
1:101.
7:101,
7:43.
8:24.
r. trauma. in our. on. sat.
theorem. 3 ileum .
. will in a. sandman.
HYATT.
NORWAI.K. CONN.
w. _--. ...- . .
H. Krieger&Co.
29-31 Wes‘i Washington Street
80111068113 to be
able to furnish his
home as he would
desire. It is icihis
class that we have
extended a helping
hand through our
Charge System,
which enables him
to have his Furni-
A Helping Hand to
‘ the Beginner ,
ls extended by our CHARGE SYSTEM if
You mutt creep before you can walk.
The young man just Starting in life is not ~
generally so well equipped in worldly re-
h’r' ‘: ~
ture in use while paying for it in such .1
small amounts. each week, that he scarce-
ly feels the effect on his income.
See Our Big Show-
room in Basement
tits—saving service brought here tht
new of the stranding oi the iirewatcr.
but the only particulars that haw
boon bad are that the life saving crew
has gone to the disabled vessel and
until their return-further Infortnatton
cannot be obtatnod.
iiiiils 101101111.
IMns A. Cansy.
tannins Adelaide. inibm tisughtorlot
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur '1‘. Casey. of Men
win street, Norwalk. died Saturday,
aged live months and seven days. filhs
funeral service was held this sitar.
noon at 2 J‘olock, rmmflhsr isle home.
burial was in Norwslk cemetery.
" asst-as Foster.
George Foster died suddenly Mina
residence in Wilton ysatartisy attor-
noon, aged sixty years. Funeral no-
tion will be given later. Tits burial
a a v2:
H. Krieger&Co.
29-31 West Washington Street
Wily“
m a ._
You wouldn‘t imagine there
could be such a lot of style in
it plain Threo~13utton sack Suit
it.“ third is in the ”Benjamin"
Standard Back.
The tailoring more than any
thing also has made it a very
smart suit. but it is simply in-
possibln tor a garment to ho .
made in the tenor shops of Ab
frcd Benjamin A 00., anti not
have an undercurrent of exclu-
slvc. New York style.
For the man or young man '
who prefers a quiet. asuiocl
style with a real aristocratic
hearing we could not. sunset a
better siyto.
1...... tacos
sotrs suo'ovsncosrs
JosepHDavis
Tailor. Olotiiisr. Hatter.
Varnish»,
Trunks anti ‘Lsatiisr 0001s.
“Washington ail-sat. ‘
m; WWII“ t ‘
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