unite lemon os— . .ltf: ' Your Winter Coal 3‘! Phone Six-Five-Tvvo Conneally & Bracken -SCHO0L_;SHOES Crdmer’s Educator’s Knox Em All Boston Behool Shoes Oroiax .l. P. S. Theta are the beat known. of our Children's slices. And ev- ery pair guaranteed. n . I» ». nit-«Myimmwnmtm, mm...»- A... I. . .... .. Alwaye rial: for Enrica from . Win. itlffron...»8il Earl» street. East INorwa‘lk. before you tell . to any one else. I pay to ill. for rose. in for auto tires. if " not skinned. and best prices for rubbere-and metals and feather beds. I buy everything in the line of Junk, furniture I ii old automobiles. I take onto town orders if yea let me know ahead , of time. Send postal or tele- . ‘ phone 441.] have very clean wiping rage for factorlee. BUY HazeltOn . COAL The B. Hershfield & Son Co. Tel. 294. 122 Water St. Conceally & Bracken at wae’umorou er. Tel. sea-4. w..- -mw ....... .. ....._—- An Opportunity to get a new dream house. oiled floors, all modern improvements. near-trolley and center. for only $2500; terms; immediate posses- sion. Farm. 8 acres. good S-room hoase. barn, poultry houses. fruit; 2 1-2 miles out. Will sell or ex- change for home in town. Call, write or phone D. S. HULL Boom 1,:l-lavlland Sleek} ~ Rhone 4144. South Norwalk. ‘ sinni ruin it rolls .ther badly here and during the morn- _voted down ovorwjbelmlnaly. L'Bernard J. Reynolds. moderator; Ray- OMDAY rgrr l. . A. ._",............ Hoyt.- Inepectcr of Iieotlonawmdolph flute and Frederick E Ambler. Deputy mmtorwflarrie A. Smith and John M. OoMInus. , _ ., Chihuahua—D. Hort Weeks and ben- ‘nle if. kennedy. Chellengara—Wiillam HI Raymond. In. and Edward 1". Duffy i Booth tenderly—Arthur Lincoln and Tbtoinae Isl. Burke. Police officerewlliohard Leland and Lemma J. Adams. ‘ until. “liliffllll'ilu Ill IflllTll MIMI-K l ((3‘ontlnn’e'il not. WII Page.) At the town polls in we second vot- ing district, the Icene was I lively one but did not rival the city polls. Consolidation seemed to be faring ra~ ing. it looked II though it would be Those in charge ofthe polls were mend ill. Btratton. Iealatant modera- tor; Jeremiah mean and Edward B. ' Doulene. registrars; George 8. Tall- i l i l we .\ an": We iflmlw luau. mnamww (mam Mimi I“. 'A . DRY GOODS STORE NORWALK’S LEADING 3 NORWALK. CONN. and 5 Gazette Building Come and See Our New mango and Matthew Creasb. deputy. registrars; James Whitney and Wei ter Rose ballot tendeds; Conrad Ryan and William [0. Baylor. ‘ewing hootha; ole ItIlianI all mean. The beat in' . m... ~ g + Fail Suitings . e . William iloluli. Edward Morrison and formation has deceit that the bombard- ment by the fleet was set for late Sat- urday. A diapatch from Tripoli re- ' celved Saturday, night said that the linllan fleet opened fire on the ports that morning. but that the firing ceas- ed almost immediately. ‘An earlier dispatch had stated that the bom-’ bardment unis begun at 10:3 (in. to. Saturday. Refugees arriving at Mal- ia today said that 'llrlpoli had not been bombarded or invaded up to.the time that their vessel sailed at ll o'clock. Satuidny nigth 5 llEllllS llill EllIElllll. Funeral of Mn. John Bouton. The funeral services of Mrs. John lloutoii. worn llt‘ltl at ‘hfll‘ late home,i 172 Math street. Norwalk, Saturdayi afternoon at 3 o’clock. Rev. Fraiilt‘ l). Torrey. of the Methodist church offi- ciating. interment wall in the family plot. ill UlllOl’i cctilolci'l'. George W. lilaaon. box tender; Edward Finch and Edward McGowan, check- era. John If. Smith, peace officer. At 9: 60 o'clook 547 voters had cast their bailts at these polls. The usual peace and quiet prevailed at the Third district polls. although the men were hard at work. ” Leo Dao via. the well known attorney at law. was the first to cast his ballot at these polls and at 7 o‘clock. this morning. 92 votes had been cast. which was about the average for a town election but. was about .75 less than was cast at the special election on the brldize project at the some hour. Those in charge of the polls were Milton blluood, moderator: Wilfred W. Morrison, aaaiatant moderator; Fred» elicit 1.. iamdqulsl and E hi. Gotham. reglutrara; John Roberts and F-red erick M”. Wheeler, deputy registrars; .l. rvlug Dunning and Arthur W. Day. ballot booth tenders Charles is. Back- ley and Charles l. Scliock, cliackors: .iohli ll. Gorhuiil, box lenders; Jacob _,..___. W. Wolfe and Henry Wolfe. swing Funeral of Mr. Quigiey. booths. r' The funeral service of George M. George M. Qiiigioy. who died at his home in Perry avenue Friday after» noon. will be llt'ltl from that place on Tuesday afternoon at 2:80 o'clock. Rcv. Louie ll; Howell will ofl'lclnle and interment 'will follow in the Not- Willli mimicry. John Moore. John Moore, died. this morning, at tho home of his niece, Mina Junie Mc- Miillen. of lil‘thton avenue. at the age of 76 yearn.“ The funeral services Will be held,‘tomorrow morning at 8:30 o’clock. fibrin St. Mary's church. A aolemn alias requiem mass will be celebrated. The'aervncea from the \l the South No riralli city polls at ”:50 o 'clotll this afternoon. 908 mice ‘had been cam, indicating that an an usually large. vole would be polled to- day. At the town polls in the second dill trill. 973 \oth had been polled at 1:05 o’.clocli At these polls, Senator Jeremiah Donoinu was on the Job ar- guing for consolidation of the town and a close survey on the port of a number showed that Yes ballots were being given the preference at the bal- lot flux. The tendcnooy. however. was strong on the. No veins and every indi- cation is that the movement will be voted down aolidly. Specuil f0«Tuesday ENGLISH TWEEDS— In very attractive 'g‘ray or tan mixtures. HIGH-GRADE WUOL SUITINGS—l’laln and sell-striped, in, all the new shades including the popular “Coronation" color. . PRIEST LEY'S FAMOUS WEST OF ENGLAND BROADCLOTH- Warranted spot proof. Black and all shades. REVERSIBLE COATINGS -- Plain or plaid backs. A null LINE or exraa naavr cosmos. READ'S CELEBRATED CHEWOTS AND SERGES IN GREAT VARIETY. l Forequarters of LAMBIGc lb Homer 8. Beers 8: Co In” W. WABH'NGTON 8"" '0' NOR. “can a man be absolutely bad?’ i aewooowaao Iva. edition. 18 mm av. nonwALK l the words of a tolieugue. "ia an rotund [Ill‘38ltally as he is profound metaphy- alcally.” The woman who drama a housework- or generally has success with I 80n- tfnel want ed. M liillii iii no illill WALL STREET. 10:i0 a. film-Smalll .galna were made by most. hf the stall dard stocks at the opening of «the market today. in the cues of benign Valley. Union Pacific. American Smelt- 5 One day the professor chanced to come upon his children. of whom he has a number. all of whom new, to his astonishment, arranged in all our- 'nveat discussion of the meaning of the word‘ “absolute." "Dad." queried one of the young— sters, "can a man be absolutely good " "No," replied the father. l "Dull" . put in another youngster “No" "Papa," ventured the third child, a girl, “can ll man be absolutely tut?" \\'horcupon t‘nllicr lied incontinent- ly» Philadelphia Ledger. “i saw Mrs. Griddle down town early this morning. and she wid me she was on her way to the office. i didn‘t know she was interested in any busi- neaa." “Oh! yes; she has always been in toreated in any business." ~~~~~ Catholic Standard and Times. "Why do‘they call these dentists chines dental parlors?" asked Smith of Ella friend. "Why. parlor is an old fashioned The “morning after the event, Mr. Smith greeted the family with the un- nouncemeni, "Well reciprouity passed the. House yesterday." "0h. papa." cried Elsie, “why didn't. you tell me. so‘s l coiilli'w hill] at Imil at it."——.\ielropo|itun Magazine. Oil-El would have ii that a collie is the most aamicious of (logs while the other stood up for the setter. "i once owned a setter," declared the latter. “which was very intelli- guilt. i had him on the street one day. and he acted so queerly about a certain man We met that I asked the man his name, Ind—4’ "O, that's an old story!" the col- iic‘s advocate broke in sneeringly. “The man's name was Partridge, of course. and because of that the dog came to a not. Ho. ho! Come attain!" "‘You're mistaken." rejoined the othei entirely. “The dog didn’t come quite to a set. WEI almost. As“ a limiter of fact“. the, man's name was Qnyle, and the hesitated on ac- count of the ——l.lppincoli e. A full” ’ woman step- At the third district, at 1:80 o’clorlt. 285 votes had been cast. we'aamairmo roe ivou and we'll give you a cheerful greeting when you come Special chance to catch things on the tly today—*Induce- manta in new Pall line of Clothing that should appeal to your nurse. The long and short of it. while we're too bashful to athg our own praiaea with a brass band of beauty. we'd much rather you'd come in and find the notea’tbat spell mom for yourself. i Men’s James Means’ GOttheb’ $3, $3. 25, $3.“ 50 All Styles and Leathers. -—-MAX_LEVY—-— tee waaiiiud'rou avatar nine: 3 IOU'I’H NORWALK When“ in ' Doubt i ._ bUY .. ROGER LUDLOW ' TWIN CITY NUGGET HTTLE GEM ‘ . vNoLDs. no. iiiubbuqusl from the ver- ”Nam “gm...” "Old. there's a girl at‘ our school ““0 for ”whom“ ll. hilworth. utheir iota. "Oh. atop $7 8: $10 11 NORTH MAIN ST. in Norwalk. l home will be private. The interment will follow in St. Mary‘s coinetery. . - I Funeral eh Mn. Evanakl. lag and American Tobacco, pm! the advances amounted to a point.‘ U. s. iSteel rose % and Chesapeake ‘and name for drawing room. 'Preabyter— ”ed "no I. “my; street store to ion Standard TOOK RT ”me paw“. The salesman. who was a smooth- Anxious “muffin"! could W“ '“P‘ mannered. smooth-toughen individual, M "’0 “Wu “0““ 0“ "W hill. “‘9 The funeral of Mrs. Aloiaina Evane- town polls. the vote is nm on “will I“ g“. of cranbaryyaa held this morning in former years. Up to noon only at 9 ociocli. from St. “‘11. church about 800 had cast their ballots There 1.”. Rev 3mm“ p Chefnltaky of. are eight boxes which face the voter hoisted At the offal-wry 0f the meal. at the town house although many do hire an.” "We, a“; "0 pi. not utlllu their right to up. at eight Jean” and man no” 8'..." Solemn The vote on the constitutional Ohio 5-8. Atchieon, Baltimore and Ohio and St. Paul showed Dome heavi- neaa. i I WALL 81. ii a. m.-—-0n a further rise in prieea. running to 1 N in Read- ing, free offerings were encountered. port my daughter? Salter-4 hae two strong arms. Anxious Father—mat can they sup- port her? Salter—~They often have, slr.-Boa~ ton Transcript, 1 produced one And began to land it. Then he picked up another one from the counter. "Now. here," he said, "is a splendid paraeol. Just feel how soft and fine the silk is. Note the rich lustre of the cloth and .the wonderful color- _...W_~.. w a“ PHONE 330‘5. ~ Henry Wilkens E? Fresh candy every Saturday. Just received a fresh lint of " Wilklnaon' s Chocolate Ala I. . Nouxatlnoa. M M Aprioohl 3': -' ice Cream Drops Maple ' nuts. Roman Punch. mud Chocolate Operas, tile lb. ' Special attention to euteriuluu meat! and dances. Tom-e iamenilments is eapeclaiy light. but few 'votera being interested. The consolidation of town govern- Ements and the consolidation of schools seems to be about even. There have been but few women cast' their bailota. but more are expected this afternoon. The officers at the town polls are as followa: . Registrars-Joaeph A, Carier and 5 William J. Riley. Moderator—fibula E. Curtis. Deputy Moderator—William ll. ‘llr ‘ j ingtom M rue-Charles iii. Curtis and .l‘lynn. Door ten‘derwll Seymour Curtis '1 and llioheel J. Nolan. Ticket boom-“Cl.“ M. Ely and Ed- . ward Marten. Box Md.r“TAthuT Caney and oth- . hrs. . ' Police omcerw—Captaln Thoma- liunt. At the city polls the voting la much nnda. conclusion as you are now." . "Why not?" they Ielted her. 'Can't you see you are arguinl CIGARS from different premises,” Ilia replied; and the two in... mailed Ind celled b; of! "Boston Transcript; whom we call ‘fduticl‘lpt.’ ” "‘Poauorlpt'l call her tPoItearlpt"forf" , , "'Oo's he “ ‘ "You too will never come to a. warm» on you stronger in proportion than at the town polls. Up to noon about 030 had voted, nearly as many as at the town. but the field of the latter is larger. bringina up the proportion. The present mayor and candidate not" Retention. ludwerd 1., Virtuous. call the firetrbiillot and the second vial out by announhihnan lad canal. Sotftaaat era are I amt many Iiraleht tic , hell going through. with a slight Id- 'l'houaht .. and u a” body '” Em“: coincident with the announcement of from the church. "head Kindly Light. Th boa tlful floriai of '2 mm “1“ ’°’ ”W‘" T“ “" ere were many a reacted to about Saturday’s closing, A mix who had been brought up in trig. Didnt you think it is beautiful?" I country village. but who had moved The woman smiled. ""Y.ea she said. ‘lt is very nice. felinga allowing the high «team in which the deceased was held. The pail bearers were 8. Watts. D. Tink- ler. V. Young and J. Patrick. The burial took place in St. lary‘a come tery. A MARK TWAIN ITORY When Mark Twain visited Washlna- ,wn to try and get I decent copy- right law paused. I member of Con- llresa tool: him out one afternoon to chevy chase. He refuaod to play golf, but non— sented to walk over the course and watch the representative strokes. The Representative was rather a tinder. Teeliig off. be neat clouds of dust in all directions. Then to hide his confusion he laid to life meat: ' "What do you think of our llnlta here, Mr. Ulemene'f’ "Beat 1 ever m." all In! Twain II be wiped the dirt from MI lips with hla4~hanllsbuhiefu-hiorman E. Macli'e NIthliIi Monthly. I‘m“ HOW THIY bOVI lAOH 0THIS lint Woman: "lack here. did you any I atnle that diamond brooch you lost?” ileeoud Woman: "No. i did not. i only said that if you had not helped the look for ii i would have found it." ~Nurtneii it. moire National Monthly. ‘l‘be undisturbed piaoidity of Victo- ria. a colored mold. lied iela been I miirvei to her mietrean tlhe daily er- peeled an outburst until the toliowtds oonvertatlouz ., “Victoria. have you ever hedn men- with St. Paul. Atohiaon and Annalee- nsated Copper iahowine some heri- neea. u. 8. Rubber continued its re- cent abrupt arise. touching “its gain of 2%. VirginlavCaroline Chemi- ; icai also improved two pointalaud sev- eral other specialties have as much. WALL ST, Noon.—-—Unexpeclediy large offerings of stock checked a rise which made considerable pronto“ early today. Prices fell away after the hut advance. and the short inter- est, reassured by the trend of the planet were lees oedema sever. Con- tinuation of the gold export movement which began last week was of unfav- orable sentimental enact. War news from abroad was unneeded in Wall street. and the Herrinian stocka were not affected by the airline in: thou roads. The pressure against the mar- ket no not relieved in the second hour and pricee adaged steadily. U. B.'8teel. at. Paul. needing. emanara Pacific. Amaieainated Copper and Atohison sold It to it below iaet week‘s close,. and other active leaned mailer fractloas. The lar’ae fallinl oil' a the leptelnber eaporta of copper had an unfavorable influence on the copper group. Bond transactions coir traoted to moderate proportions and the prices were firm. GENIUS FOR IAUNYIIINO NARI lhave met on one or tile persona in the course of my llhi «be under. stood the art of walking-will» is. of Wu walker-who bad a genius,» Speak. an “antenna. which word to the city. was Mag the scenes of his childhood lie happened to meet ahoywlewaee‘ouldefldtobea little "on". and thought that there was a good chance to find out from him about the people he used to itnovr.‘ Among others. be cleaned to mention the name of an old mhoolmlte j‘Whl'." said the boy. “he baa been married seven years and hue twelve children. " ‘Twelve children!" exclaimed the man. "How does that come?" "Oh." laid the buy. ~"thay.had three Meant. two too-ct. In one a good many times." ‘ ' Wife—Phew! i really don't see how you can stand sitting in such a not odioe. Husband—«One can't stand. alttlna in any kind of In once. my love. . Some years ago in lndiana one of the questions in In culmination was: "What is nicotine?" The anewer given was: "Nicotine is In deadly I poison that a drop on the and of a dox'a tall will lilil a man." ww—‘M-u—J' " ir THIRI ll ROOM A travelling Isle-man died very lilti— denly in Kalamaaeo. Rich. Hill rel» tivea telegraphed the ilerlstto a wreatb- ordered that the ribbon ehouid been“! wide. with the marina lion. in Heaven. W Rest in Peace " ea both sides. and if there is room. “We Shall fleet But that happens to be mi old para» aol which i laid down on the table when i came in.’ #Pblladelphia Times. FORGOT His MANNERS There was a Harvard sluden-t whose family crossed the ocean and left him to dnieh lila aenior year with the [im- miae that. if he get his degree, he mlah‘t coho along. The cipher to an-' bounce this triumph was lined as the‘ atmpie word "Yes”; but when a cable reached the head of the family in Paris containing only that moaneyh table. the father had totally forgotten the conversation and cabled back. "Yes what?” to which in due time came the final reply. “be. alr."~ Bosv ton Transcript. ' Mr Knox-“You don t want to meet Mrs. (laybird. you say. " 5 Mrs. Knob-No; 1 pick my friends" Mr. Knox-«Well she‘s dust the sort of woman you and your manila would like to pickwto pleceg."-(‘3atholle3 Standard and Times. . W...» Annie had been to see the new baby’ at Willie Brown' s home Her mother‘ found her feedlna her beet doll to the; flaws in the kitchen stove. "noodnus. child!” the cried. "What die you doing?" "This kind sint no need." replied Annie wrathraily. "i want a really. truly. meat baby." “4" ”gallon wide. and acre, The harlot eat out at town and on _ new Iallttaht' handled the job. it over ‘ a startllaa hotel which, turned up at the funeral. ribbon mu A travellina aaleaman wee handed a to have: * arrived tonight. More by ‘ 'i‘b amines: ruthdd to on nie- graph ens- Ina stunner replied: them to d‘eeddetter once.” ‘ .. I I and wane-wan the m am: on are till my uncle died " » , ' nuance from his wife willow an “it any more «live by mail. Iced“ n: l a
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