lr‘
any.-
ALL SUITS LOOK ALIKE
T0 SOME PEOPLE
. - but a close examination of our fl
High-grade Suits & Overcoats
will reveal features not seen in the general line of servants.
or Be
‘ners Association of the Coast em .V
dry Corps held in Bridgeport. last‘
elem. several matters oi importance :-
came before the cores. The need or
a new armory in Bridgeport was dis-
cussed. . .
_. The drill night of the Sixth Company
has» been changed from Tuesday to
Wednesday evening. commencing with
next Wednesday. so that a regular ar-
my officer who has been detailed to in
struct the members of the company
can be present from Fort Terry. its
will attend every Wednea ay evening.
for the purpose of instruc in; in cost
artillery work. and also em install the
new range finding apparatus. which
by the way. is of the latest pattern and
Pnces to Please
Parents .
Bring your boy here for his Winter Suits and Cost
—for here are the styles that tickle the youn ters; and
the way they can knock about in our clot es makes
them feel privileged to “live and breathe" as boys
should. Some of our good things:—
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN
74 WAIHINOTON OTRIIT. IOUTH
. NO OW CONN.
TILIPHONI 1!"
Park. 8. Tiliord’;
DeliciousCandles
It you .mulunm a ram rol-
coed rm. Caller. - 9
can Home maul swears
will certainly tie!!! to. Al-
ways fresh and soils 3. W!
Hand buttonholes. hand-felled collars. and all the points of mod
. .. .— . is .very much more unto-date tbsp the
, F0 A LANE: “OLD AT BOYS. RUSSIAN SUITS made 0‘ an. : I! instruments [1le M the [ONE “"0,an-
T"- 400. “Wuhlnsion 0!. F H BAXTER'S weaves in blues and tone mixtures sailor or d N" cm mm" I" mm'ord' ‘
. . 9 . y . CI 0t A special or or has been issued for we are showing a second crop of Overcoats (sold all the dub).
~ ‘bnuo 81'0“ collars; ages a x- a to oyears. $3 to $6. gaggnfnfiggwd term: “33%;: Th t l t "a ""0 "a d 320 ~ , ,
. , ~ . - ‘ O IN as V. OBI. I I an '
. = 3 e133,... K D mm ,0, am In“, BOYS DOUBLE I Banasrno KNICKER- cry In that on will be flushed by the y " ' ’ ’ * ’ ‘t A -.
- > -. ' _ I __ . mer’s boat.now. Spools! pm“. Two BOCKER SUITS of splendid wear-in fabrics in ”M 9”“ ”mum-"9““ Therein ”my .,. r “v f r
‘ . slizhtly used boats for sale; one zero, .browns, tans. greys and blues; full-cut kn ckerbockers. °"° ”mm"? in "w “W“ 3‘ “1° ”"3“” . . .
out time, and the armory‘ is a two
company armory. it is understood,
that though the present company has
half cabin. with 8 h. p. new motor.
One aloft. with 5% h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap if bought now.
seems all taped. tailoring high class; very superior
EVENING BENJINEL TELEPHONE suits from 3“. 5° to $10.
Fine Fall Furnishings Fit for Fashionable Folks
92-2—Newe Department
cos—sumo» Department
M-z-uarerlch Office Norwalk
sec «Editor's medias. '
railway Editor‘s Residence
WEATHER FORECAST. -
For Norwalll and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tenight and sunday; high
north and northwest winds this after-
noon. diminishing tonight and becom—
ing variable Sunday. Warnings for
Oyster SheilPointNorwalk
OSCAR ANDERSON
Aprons
BOYS' OVERCOATS. button-to-nock and Rus-
sian styles.’ to solid shades and fancy mixtures: dollars
of self or velvet; tailored with precision in at is and
finish. sizes a I-a to 10. in a big price
to $8.
BOYS' SCHOOL OVERCOATS.
which have created a great demand among young fel-
lows who are stampeding for convertible collar coats.
Fancy weaves in Vrough and smooth fabrics, in all the
range. om $3
cut in models
not not it fllll quota of men yet. there
is room and opportunity for another
company in Stamford.
Dr. Thomas .1 Blue of Stamford.
has been appointed a lieutenant in the
Hospital corps. Liellt. Blue has seen
eervlce’in the regular army ill the 19th
and 21st Infantry regiments.
Social Follows.
At the adjournment of the meeting
the Bridgeport officers entertained the
visitors with r freshmenta at the Al-
. . . . . . . I l
highd’nol‘mhwegt win this afternoon bnlall round lea Aprons iii In“ popular 6010"; 31"! UP to V15 Ya“. from 33- 50% W- ' iifilil’loi'“; n3°2il.l."§v'él 1All? Tr:
are spayed alongt e New England (lia Lillon Dotted Swiss and . act ofa new coast artiller armor in
count.r The storm artpa that was con Crossbar '_ . _ . .. ”.250 to‘75c B03?“ C193 and. IA“.- Gloves “‘6 Shirt!” ““5 jliridgeportW y y
tral near this vicinity yesterday morn- . ' ' and Underwear. Hosiery and Neckwearn-tllls . s the
lull is passing out lien, 01! the Maine liancy APTO‘lS- . ----- 75C to $1 '
coast. it is cauen ng high north and
northwest winds over New England
today. and light snow is falling from
Maine northeaetward over the Gulf of
St Latvrence. digit“! area of high prea~
sure occnnlés he interior districts
from the Lake region southward to the
Gulf. it will move eastward during
the next 36 hours and cause generally
fair Weather in this vicinity tonight
and Sunday. and probably Mondd‘y.
with moderate day temperature and
slightly below freezing at night.
Amoskeag Ginghams and Pol
calcs. Princess and Gibson
styles . . . ...35c to soc
All are lock-etitelnseaved and
covered scams
J. I. MALLETTE
(formerly Missal Dawson)
as WASHINGTON STREET
ems..-
bcst store for boys in town.
TWO STORES:
iflllil lll Will Slllll
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. Inw'l‘he
fluctuations shown by opening prices
all! stocks were too feeble to indicate
any decided trend in the market. Deal~
lugs were on a very small scale. Nar.
row gains and losses were mixed. Pa-
clllr Mail advanced it.
WALL STREET, il a. m.~The mar-
ket drifted alone in an aimless fash-
ion and was inclined to droop. al-
though none of the representative
. ' snore
‘ aliil‘l" I? I
PRICE’S “*fiull'hfl‘iié‘ on
50 TRAPPED II A NEWARK
BOX HOW“
(Continued from First Pale.)
engine house next door to the fac-
tory. but before the firemen could
give any assistance at least thirty of
the girls had leaped. Most of the
injured were taken to a hospital. a
block away.
nulls Ill llllllll
Samuel ill er. -
Samuel Rider. a well- nown resident
of Silvermine. died at the home oI
his daughter. Mrs. Anna 8. Burnt. at
10: 20 last night. after a short illness.
He was ninety-four years of age and
probably one of the best known
of this vicinity. and held in the 33::
TEMPERATURE YEARAGO TODAY. stocks varied more than a quarter The building in which the disaster “t respect by all who in" him. H“
Temperatlire: Low. 34; high. 47. Th“ New 8m" southu‘” '"n‘ from the opening. U. 8. Steel. Union occurred in a four-story brick struc- is :“ggre‘gtb’ 3:9 :11“?th ”gas!" "
Clea, - . 1 “WalIStqflorwalk, 14 South um. gt. Pacific and Reading accounted for lure. The am and second floors were 5"“. “Hf" ""dm‘.‘ ""3 ‘3‘
V most of the small business. Allie occupied by the Newark Paper Box 9 m“; ' Y): i gem? 3?."
Postal cards are .118“)! received P AINLESS Chalmers pfd. advanced l and fl. 8. company. The third floor was won- 333'] enwg‘s i rgll “m?“ 9‘9
flom .l.0.bal Sheehan. f High street. Rubber lost I“. pied by the AsmaElectrlc company. 9' V n '9 ne ‘
who is visiting in i’h ladelpbie
Alfred Saunders. of Chestnut Hill
has taken a positiba with the Holmes:
EXTRACTI NG
‘ ilel closed steady and lifeless.
WALL STREET. close—The mar~
Pric-
as dropped from lnsnltiorl. but the sell-
makers of lamps. The fourth door
was used as a factory by Louis Wolf.
manufacturer of undergarments.
many years. The funeral services
will be held front the'holne'hf his‘
daughter on Monday afternoOn at 2: 30
o'clock. andl the Rev. Hrt Richter; :-ol *1
“t ‘ . 9 7 l ‘ as wlull llnim torrent and he I l v ‘t fir - rt
Keeler «it idellechV 00.. of‘ Norwalk. There ,8 only 0.13.33), to get rid i take it for muted you want to buy the heat stock, feeds. But :02“; hailed? The‘only" “ennui“ on 193.221.3333; til: ”3.3.0:: the Silver lne Methodist church. will
N #533; wl‘ollguusbette Fox. of of an undesirable tooth. and Ihnt Is to how are you to lilifikafliWV so that there's can't be the slightest perceptible was one of impatience for u lot of rubbish. Soon after it was offloiate ° interment will 199°" 1“
have it out. This can be done easily
the Slivennine cemetery
lei-e ‘Fllnl‘lle
(til I (l .- ‘ ~
Cohen, of Hdwtho own . Billy. and PAlNlllilssmf at my ofllco. whore Valli? at“; l}.::,‘.:',':.k°nrzhmonggzfi 11:2: ozrozzgmli'o‘e‘oltfgzdflorses. the do“ 0‘ “1 aesle $1232.: 23131:“;03. :f‘ll’cilmi‘i ugh Frederick l-loffnlan. . 1
. ,. , » ._ imam extracting teeth every day with- ' . ' ' 5 . m“ mans cHaIerIsVN moumv CLUI cooled with the upper-noon. in all Mayor Albert M Phollnan has re.
champagwn. 0; “up“, mug, oulnrllng the patient in the least. no . WM“ “0" “”1 “MM" '0‘" 'W- T0 ”“3 0W9? half {“04 Bonnie about 200 persons were employed in celved the sadintelllgenoe’ embeds-tit
and Reheat. “Wilton eves not hesitate because your teeth "come Feed. if you don‘t know‘affer a trial that llonnlc Foodgla the best The Pitaaoher and Politics to he Con- the building of Frederick Hoffman. seed twenty. - .
nuc, spent The ving in Bridgeport. hard" ”ml makes "0 dim‘n‘m With feed reliever used. l’ll not bother you to buy any more of Bonnie sldered Tomorrow. bites Jennie Gill. who was employed three years. his nephew. at Wallin-
IequrVIllng yesterday morning to Nor-
“'8
my method. You will a awey,plcased.
and’ leave the cause 0 your trouble
brandr‘WhBt is n more” room, Oats, Barley and omelet pro: ' ‘
wTh. Men‘s Christian inquiry Club
by W..." said she was in a room on
ford. The defined was a line you:
. ‘ d c “p, o unusual im- the fourth floor with ‘Mlse Anna Hague. man. whose death was due to a ner- ,
_15.. for regular 350 size Sloaus behind you. . WV ““0““ “1"“ PM“ "‘th “{- {5-0: . M . . . "‘30:: ”film. ”30,: p 0“, Bomb Ibeforevvonlan; Miss Anna Smith and you: trouble. He was a brother of
Idnimdnfl- “WW...” ‘ uh“? ? )L F'rgtV '9 anUU‘ ) i“. “l“;fl "If (h’ 0 1"glh‘omlf‘PI h "In mnpanlkn‘“ church The MI“ Ann.“ Ebert Dannie HOME, “aflwmhow 3
MI. and hire. Georse E. Travis, of ‘1.” ”ilonnie 35‘,” Group I! M. lie C lll ‘ 1 ~ question considered will be 'T‘he Nina Hague discovered smoke and league baseball 91 rev. Who ll
cannery. are spending the Thanksglv Dr J HI, VM-afler‘y "‘3'“ ' ““9 mm" Preacher and Politics.” Christian "IMO a window Panic-misses. Ills center held for Ill 8t. mun
inc holidays with Sergeant end Mrs ' “ " r . MANUEL avert: will open the question. and (01- mounted ‘0 thé I“! and 1W“! into can! the past Balm It“! “5% ‘
Thomas Leatherlsne. of Grandview Is south M‘eln at. some Net-well: , l I .I 5. 7°” ”AW“ lowing his presentation. thedlacusalon were Mm Gill van a I to rob larceny wlul the New York anal-Iv"
avenue. ‘ noun: a sun. m a thin. mam ’ . ‘ ‘ ‘ will be open to all who are present low her example when the firemen cans. Mayor ohlmn will attend the .
The Lucia. ”Helpers will meet with by appointmentpnlr. .. -, Mr: Ewart: will also have flvo minutes railed ill) a ladder and brought her funeral Moods , gal ,
Mr H J. 1:“an Seaside place. least
NOlWNk. on‘hionduy, Nor 28th. at
three o'clock. Take. our leaving Bax-
tel's at 2:30.
(itythionalBank
A For Fresh FISH go where the illulfidhlfim notiun
to anger. at the close of the general
discussion. Membership in the club
consists of attending the meelihaa.
good a general invitation is extended to
down.
The ambulances from the City Hos.
pital and Ihe patrol wagons from all
lilo precincts were despatched to to
William H. Webb. . . ' .
William H. Webb of North 0.. *
died Thursday. following a {we _;
. . . . scene. An immense crowd kept t e illness "9 V“ ““9 '9“ 1”
",‘hg,:‘,°"§.°§ thnbel’r’fif" 3110““- sou-I'll Monwaut. cone. but FISH to get the BESTL H l' ”3.3313343"L'f’flfli‘imhifiil police In... Li;lll§“li.“5.3°€3“,§m how «was
nu. , w cl as ecu w pnou- . 1m . ' One of the spectators said that at 3;“
mm“. W some time ”a”. "‘ "Wm" ramsacrs A cause». aanxmo name "fin” “°‘ am'" """"""""""""" 3 ”“M' 25° will“. chem of file club he Ills pres» least fifteen girls bad lumped from “‘ ”"7"“ by m'ymhlt'“ “ fill
improving. Dr. (3. M. Brundaae ex- Busmese waAKFleH ............ ....................... . ..... .m. ........ 120 am year are pmmem John a. Law- the fourth Iloor of the burning atruc- 01:0 ulster. Mrs ails
live“ I complete recovery- ......... sea cecauope ........ . ............................ W409 quart rence.. Vimi’mldenl Dr. William H. “W- Fm'fi'minhb“ 3“,?“ ‘
Min! Nora Corbett. 0' Newburs. N- capml surplus and Proflts NEW ssoroao AND LONG laLANoe ...... ......... soc quart Slaw. Secretar)’ wtillsm Armalmns “"1“ ”1° ""9““ 0' "1° "'0 8m" f ° N" , .°,:,.§‘uc'.,m mm. .t. ’ ..
Y.: Miss Mary Kelley. of Danbury. "comm “17,000.00 ‘ . d Tm”... A. Dwisht Keep. employed by the Acme company. all ’0'“ 3 '9 9 ‘
and Roland Downs. of New Haven.
were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Friend. of Elizabeth street.
Mrs. Charles Hawxhurst. of Main
street. who has been ill for some time
with bronchial pneumonia. is slowly
recovering. hire. Hawxhurst's friends
are glad to hear of her improvement.
' «buckwheat coal. 83.50 per ton. Fer-
l'll Coal Co.
Befa Deposit Boxes, ’3 and .5 per year
m.—
sowm H. marl-lemon. Pres.
JOHN H. and». m Vice-Pres.
raeoemcx H. nowau. and Vice-
Pres.
WILFRID IODWELL. cashier
m
DIRECTORS
TELEPHONE 108.
SNAPPER ILUIO. SEA TROUT. BPANIBH MAOKEREL. BLUIFIIH.
LONG AND ROUND CLAMB. HALIBUT. STEAK COD. MlLL POND 0Y8»I
TIRQ N THE SNELL.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE nmvsev.
he membership. at the present
time. numbers fifty. The pastor. Dr.
Macfarland. has been especially lnvlt.
ed to be present. and to participate In
the discussion tomorrow.
REGANO'NO WEARiNO NATO.
The Institute Committee Make bug»
the employee on the first and second
floors of the building escaped. either
by means of the exits or; the one Ire
oacnpe. The two girls sustained burns
about the head and face.
Twenty of the injured were taken
in Si. Michael's Hospital in the un-
bulnnce. The salvage automobile
look four more. Of these two died
after reaching the hospital.
Iernoen at 3:30 o'clock and It". 0.
D. Egbert will officials. The inter- . ,
lneni will follow in the Rethink come .
fury
Funeral of Mrs. Finney.
The funeral services over there- ;
males of the late Mrs Genres E l‘in- .,,
nay. who died at her heels in Henry » a
street. on Tuesday. were held yester- . .2
day afternoon from her late residences
nations to the Ladies.
Several requests and runesllons
have been received by the Sunday Eve
E. H. Mathewson Henry leymollr
John H. Knapp Oamuei Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
The funeral was larlely attended...“ ,
Mrs F ney had many friends. Rev.
Frank vid Torrey, of the Nerve] elk
it was impossible to obtain the
names of the victims on account of
the confusion.
The section of roadway about the
trolley tracks at the top of Mill Hill
and at the point where the East ave-
nue and Newtown avenue tracks meet.
has again been torn up. This last op-
eration is being performed for the pur-
pose of belle-tin; the tracks
. was badly hhrt by striking the sale 9’9“”! '” fifty-three 0““
Edward Bernard Frank Farrell. A“, VFANACY FATENT FLOUR‘ ' bag """" """ doc inlaid: lfi‘fiifi‘fn‘ili 333333333; 0f the net and falling to the ”you...“ and was formerly lies. “wig“
Cortlandt Ferris and John Buclleley. 19 lb! GR NULATED SUGAR for ..... ‘ ................. ”3: co “m Anotmr .m sustained ‘ broken ankle. About .a year an all em ,
of The Novelties. spent Thanksgiving 9% lbs. GRANULATED SUGAR for . . . . ............. 5.0.; We would a." ”mu” "0"an a...“ my...“ . mnm u, m, m. Finney. safe leaves 13m soggy _
ii? that" 33‘1J3..'.'2°.n3“3i3°.°§ 4“ W onaauas'rnn SUGAR '0‘ ~ ........ ~-~i~ - ~Isc WNW-1W ml'"°I“°"""""'° “mi °' W “I“? PM?" “'1’“ 133.: [31'5"]; Pillow" feral?
seize was mat with friends. The * ”WWW" 9’ "'9 “"mmy is 99""9 have" ”or“ o H n ' amp 0’ ale fitsfi’or. Mrs Herr ' >.
\qnarette report an excellent time
lisyer Albert iii. Pohlman has taken
up the matter of the various holes in
the attendants. ell lecislly at the files
the briolt warrant of North and 80th m wasnINe-rou ’7” ””7" "°"”""' iraied lectum.. chandler the rights the lmlldins m llama-mot. The mild“ “um” Him!“
Neill streets. left after excavation op- and ”mm". 0' others at these m“. floors of the “liner part of the bulidl
eretions. with son Superintendent
Christian 3mm John H. Light
Fred H. flowan
“ At? FANOY PATENT FLOUR. a barrel
Tel. No. 909. Deliveries s so a. m. and e. 3e p In. free Delivery.
The Great A&P Tea Company
nillx institute committee. retarding
Ihe wearing of beta by the ladies. es-
pecially at the llhlstrated. lectures.
We do not wish. or think it wise. to
malls any mandatory rules of any kind
In be seated in the rear room of the
edifice, where the floor is level. We
therefore are willing to sunset that
inns.
Lille nelsl were put into use immed-
latsly after the arrival of the firemen.
Perhaps thirty lives were saved in
this way One girl. liattle Delaney.
to safely down a fire escape. Nearly
nil escaped injury.
Less than twenty minutes after the
arrival of the dreams. the interior of
tall shortly afterward. ltrls believ
Methodist church. oiflciabed and tit-re
were many beautiful floral talent The
interment in Noriv
lowed the services at the doll”. The .
Newark; Mrs. LilllePareons
Daniel hall-re. of N‘orl‘vnllr.n
three brothers. Jellies Hyatt. J
Funeral of fire. out».
lites Harri»
Ismael W. Hoyt Jr. The latter as- With m, "w "on. we i..v. this that a search of the rules will reveal The interment of
”m.” colnpe ts|’c ' ”Til ”pie: ‘1“)!9 . “I. around again. and "I ”um mgr." to i,” thol h" “TWA?“ who were early at the m: of Wednesdaflw
m. u, m... on pm , . Are 1m valu- fill disposition of those a e at morning in the Harwell: "mm";
the b at In its proper form.
artful! rib roast beef. lilac lb.
Nethet. .
million was
larder that they will not play the
sixth Mossy is the first or the
lessee asltllst was to have been
lllllled n Romain. Their excuse is
all;
received from Derby yfil- V
ables safer
sale nope-It
the less nulinn‘r " " ‘
’ {tsunam- in .ud‘i‘liial
bill or :luglbian (law
.. menace a.
cavemen
t hills The! . ‘
' M- Iridium“
. t ‘ U
s “‘2!" WW
in our stock will has!“ at vastly re-
duced prices for the seat sixty days.
THE SUNDAY EVER" NO lNM‘I’l‘UTE
OOHHITTEE.
THU IWII IHiNI.
Many Americans who have seen the
river l'thine enthusiaati ally defend
the claims of the Iiadeotho
more beautiful river. The decision of
that question. however. depends on the
standpoint and more particularly the
prejudices of the observer. To a pore-
surpris sadly beautiful. fibraover what
in weavi releases sheaths s eras
evacurluuei var and who axiom . '
f .
whittled“ m
sew “saint-la the me " ileum in
Will the l «adherents
eraser-ice gem,
scene was Rev. Father ill. lr. Quirk.”-
ststant rector of St. Joseph's church.
He asve last rites of the church to
seven of the victims.
Father Quirk said he wanted )3
nmstrate forms on the sidewalk. All
were yous: horned who had issued
from the upper windows of the rectory.
ills of the injured. on. of whom
«anal. recover. were latter to the hos-
all. the beauties of the allies. it is :2.” 33"” "$3 “““Mlfi'gg “gm,“finul “3° ”ma ll
"‘9‘...“ ,. caucus. m “r“... “33.32:: ,lmwmffi‘ are llrs. maul. color 3 years old. Isles. "m
' holes has beauties of its olva. t are “W “‘i ll"! II"M‘- There will be e s
of“ arreaelrest. . .'
Washlasunl irviaa did for the undead .
he...“ ”at... "a .“b' ‘1‘ other“
, . a a tee a
o'clock that would have upset a closed
probably injured the ”1:9.“
IMVW lilinlm
relapse in soils war became ea- .
Flatiron.” teal
Rev. J. Hulda Brennan's! (titties
church. nest Namath.
grave. libs was a
per Prrer and of
The remains were
morale on the use
Norwal.
went on a little “all“
vice at the depth ‘
WV
Wars will up a eaV
ll
W in one another and theM sover- ”reds Isrl
“MW“M
We
MIWO .
Norwalk Chronicler