some 17' ,
, Wm. lliftron. 35 Fort stream»
East Norwalk. before you sell
to any one else. I pay to in. .
tor rags, 711 for auto tires. 1!
not skinned. and best prices for
rubbers and metals and leather
beds. I buy everything in the
line of Junk, furniture and old
automobiles. I take out of town
orders 11' you let me know ahead
of time. send postal or teie~
phone 441. i have very clean
wiping runs for factories.
Alla IT FROM tie—— ~ "I
1..
Always ask for price from: .
Pollock
Halibut
Blues .
Snappers
BUY
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershiield & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water at.
‘ Winter
Coal A !
Phone Six-Five-Two
Weaks
l
w.- __.. .Wfi..." -...W._ W»—
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 8-room
house. barn, poultry houses. fruit;
2 '1-2 miles out. Will sell or ex-
change for home in town.
Conneally 81
Bracken
ScnooL SHOES
Our lines are now complete'
Cramer’s (.‘all, write or phone
Educator’s D- 3- HULL
K n 0 X E m A l l 91.0112021241' HaVI'sasfthB:::wsik.
Boston .-..,__,..,, —. -._... mom“...
”I School Shoes
Orofax
Q Kill“
' J. P. S.
‘ Those are the best known of
‘ our Children’s Shoes. And ev-
ery pair guaranteed.
4.. .
Conneally &
Bracken ,
81 WASHINGTON 81'.
Tel. 3034
awaits the shopper whose time is lllll‘
ited. but ‘whoee knowledge of his
wants are accurate..espoclsl‘ly when
Clothing in what is needed. He'll save
time, patience and shoe leather by
‘. . coming here and finding the very
', — thing hes wishing lot. This line is
our specialty and our splendid stock
stands for our years ol'oxpcrience in
knowing how to buy Come and con-
Iince y.ourself
Gottlieb’s——— $7 8: $10
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
. 7
Men's James Means'
-Shoes
$3,$3.25,$3.50
All Styles and Leathers.
time this none better-to
look at some advertised real estate
in The Sentinel.
Good
PHONE 386-5.
" iss'wssl-imo‘roa srnssr saloon
some aonwstk
Henry-Wilkens "
17 NORTH MAIN OT.
Fresh candy every Saturday.
Just received a fresh line of
i . When in DOUbt “ Wilkinson'sChocolale Almonds.
:1. -- Nouutines. M. M. Apricot Jelly.
l Good
_ .... ice Cream Drops, Maple Wai~ :'
BUY nuts. Roman Punch. Assorted .
Chocolate Operas. titlc lb. -
ROGER LUDLOW Special attention to entertain “
TWIN CITY , ments and dances.
NUGGE’I‘ .. . .. .-...-..._..
LITTLE GEM I Frank Howell was arrested last ovo
hing by Oillcm “allude A. Sammie.
- CIGARS illiliilNl with naming concealed Weap-
one. in the town court, this morning,
3‘1 1" REYNOLDS ME“ it developed that the weapons was un-
loaded. and as the statute expressly
provides that only a “deadly" weapon
conceniod on the person can come on
tier this law, the case was polled. The
4.
._ Mr. and Mrs. William (roster and
3%}. and Mrs. William Stiles. of New
, ”all, were guests at the homo of
and Mrs.‘6hfles it, Somalis. of
“all street. They made the trip
came up and was again continued for
.Itltomobiie. ..
a month. ‘
.. .. s s
v
Responsibility of the Wage Earner
I53“! not end when ll; tor she) receives a pay envelope The wise
persists expenditure or its contents is most important To time
save even a Bill‘tfl sum every pay day for deposit in the
South Nora'alk Savingst
astistaction not knowing that there is something ahead
on or before Thursday, October mi. still by area;
It :Oo obs st. ,
colltlntiotl case of Frank Lynch alsol
Bank‘fim
W....__u._~.. U... H w- --_. a...“ ma...“
llillll ill Will SIREEl
WALL S'.1‘. to: it) a. m— e'lleallucss‘
dewlopctl at lilo opening of
stock ”market. (ill-c point losses were
soon rerouted by St Paul Union
Pacific, lit-riding. Lollillll Valley and
(notation Pacific. with substantial
other uctile issues
WALLS 'l‘iliv M ii a. ill-MI-Trlltllllil‘
was ‘illotlorutcii active tinting theI first
hour, hll‘acly at the expense of quoted
values.
ed lll general recoveries. with
gains m'er last night.
was cxcltetl against the
with fllltller av lllng of ti l-l.Slocl
WAI 1. ST. NUOH."’ i-‘olioulllg its
course of tile past few days, theI that
hot drilled in listless fashion Mini a
partial recovery. The early selling of
the coal stocks probably was prompt-l
ed by the announcement that the gov
erllment is soon to renew its action
against the Reading and atllilate d-
oompanies. Apnlt from further sell
ing of Steel and St. Paul and the
strength oi’.Western Union. of which
there seemed to be further accumu-
lation. the list was almost featureless.
Bonds were steady.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m. “The busi-
ness was practically suspended during
the nhon hour, the only Nature being
a smart advance in Pacific Telephone.
with mild activltly in outtr obscure
llssues. including American Beet aunt.
inttustl‘ lots"
PRESIDENT sarauplss'rlcsLLv
oessveo.
President '1'qu was greeted enthusias
tlcaliy todin when he arrived. accom
panied by Governor Spry. the Utah
members of Congress and others Willo
bad old llitn welcome to the state or
Ogden.
Escorted by the 15th United States
.'lnfnntry and a detail of National
' innardsnlen, the president was driven
to a‘hotei. Later he addressed the
' "Old Folks" in the Tabernacle.
time thlsI—IInono better—to
look at some advertised real estate
I in The Sentinel.
_,._ w...“ _. «W
[Hill llllllllES
. .- To the Heard of County Commission-
ers of h‘nlrneid County:
1 hereby apply for 11 transfer of a
'llltoltioutlnu Liquors, Ale. Mxer lleel,
‘Rhlne Wine, and Older from James
11!. harden. st 202 Washington street.
to Mary id. Lsydon. at 202 Washington
attest Town of Norwalk The propos
ed pllsce of business is not located
within 200 toot in a direct line of s
‘Cllurch Editioe or Public Bohooluhouse.
or the ptemlsas pertaining thereto. or
any Post (lilies. Public Library or
cemetery. ,
Dated at Norwslk. this 6th day of
October. A. 13., 1911 .
MARY lb LAYDEN
. I. . ' App plinant.
We. tile undersigned. electors and
tapers". as defined by law. of the
Town of Norwalk. hereby endorse the
application of. the shore named Mary
H. Lnydou for such license. and we do
severally certify each for hilaseit that
we are taxpayers owning real estate
situated In said Town or Norwslk.
listed at Norwsnt this 5th day or
October. A. 1).. till].
Harry 8 Pickering. John Damn. Al-
on Ariana. Johul'l‘ utilitarian. William
alo
t hereby also that the above anon
on endossm are stricture and tsspsy»
‘srs. its debited by law. or the Town at
Fancy {Westport .
OYSTERS-x quart 250
Homer S. Beers & Co.
but tho support uccordeddllc.
Hill and Hurriulan issues soon result“
someI ,
Slight pressure
SALT LAKE CITY, Utlh. Oct. 6.-—-:
liculuto No. l? to sell Bplrltuous and,
22 W. WASHINGTON 811. 30. NOR.
26 WOODWARO- AVE. 80. NOR.
13 MAIN 81's NORWALK
l llEilllS Alli] EllllElllll.
Miss Josephine Huntington.
ioduyu Miss .loaopbiuo liuntluaioll, sister of ”"3 growing demand for ”11‘0”? 3‘ “I“
lit. Samuel ii. Huntington, of \lnln
silect, blot walk Ilicti vroatt rdux as Illt‘
result of .I sttokc or apoplcm. in her
sixty third Icllt 'lilo ltItnaius nill be
fractional tlotlinos ind! S. Steel and 1mg...“ 1., “bulimia rm 8...“... and the Yale-‘Il'liotctou game .It Vow 1111i
lutellucul in the Windham (canton
Sututdny morning
.4-“
i
; William H. Douglas.
\Wllium H. imprints. an inmate oi‘
the lt‘itch Home for Sbldicrs. dietl (lo
labor 2 at the home. lie “all ?7 years
1110 lutlelal survicrs “(‘lt’ hold you
telday slit-moon item the Home chap»
lot and interment t‘olloueu in Spring
(ll‘me cemetery.
‘4.”
Funeral of .i. E. Laydeo
l The funeral “Him“ 01’ the late ets but without the assurance that
lJnmes F. Linden. of East \\ uniting-
ton street were held this morning at
it mlock from St. Joseph's t‘hmch.
3T,” funeral was one of the lfll‘fiefll tickets with almost no prospect that
ever held the deceased having mam lhtII can be secured. The queltlon of
At the offer- adiuetinx remained tickets. is yet to
tory of the mass. Mia. Alice Hnymes he tonsidered A“ the total number
rendered Face to Face .“q later Near-1 of living Yale graduates in but slightly
friends about the loan.
er. My God to Thee. As the remains
were borne from the church she sang
sweetly Lead Kindly Light. The pail
bearers were as follows: John MIII-
nlnx and John McGuire, of the Liquor
Dealers Association; Patrick Walsh
and Bernard 0. Connolly. of Court Nar-
ruk. No. 58:1I‘oresiers of Ablation. and
i-Maurice Ahearn and Andrew Mark.
Fraternal Order of males, all of
which societies the donceused was a
member. The flower bearers were
I‘ .lames (‘shill and Edward J. lrwin. of
the Eagle; The floral offerings were
imany and beautiful. Interment took
place in St. Mary‘s cemetery.
Wow—m
DID NOT HAVE LICENSE.
Autemebli. Operator Placed Under
.60 by Judge Lockwood.
Chief Thomas Leatherland arrested
.John (hIslnaro. ol' Bridlepom. this
morning. for driving an automobile
without an operator's license. John
was taldnlr 1 party to the Dnnbury
Fair and came up Well street from
Bridgeport on the left hand side. Chief
Loatherlnud sent him back to do it
right. Then later the machine ornate
down Wall street to ttlrn into Main
and again broke the trailir resolutions.
. It was too had to spoil a fair party,
l but the chief stopped the car and ask-
ed to see the operators license. A
search thronlh the our tailed to reveal
one. Finally the party admitted that
there was none. Judge Lockwood on
tiered Silo bonds for appearance Mon~
day.
Charles Finnegan took the party to
Bridgeport for the bonds and will take
the party to the fair this afternoon.
~~mwwtwwasu
MAD boo VlO‘I’iMI oomo weLL.
The police oillcisis failed to catch
the mad dog which ran smack In
Sprlnawood. yesterday, biting live lit~
tie children. The Hollow were re-
ported to be getting along finely. this
mornins. .
"What is your” tavoritts' pastime?"
”kid the interview/er. . '
; "As! toe anything elk." replied
senator iiorshum."1‘hs.tsstss at my
constituents are so‘ distributor! to base
ball. tennis. soil. prions waist and
pihdsitie that. I wouldn't dare to ss-
Mount-MW
oi ago and a member of (‘ompauv .. 1 war Illuuy thousand :Ilpi'llitations had
L’lst (.onllerticul \oltlnitcr llillilllH ‘ ‘0 be returned '0 ““9 graduates "
ham, from Norwslk Aerie. No. 588,1
.tainment of thenideal of world-wide
_ brotherhood,
:must be done largely by the rank and
0"”:th
awe casts. ‘
to
l\
mwmlwug- w
‘NOIIWALK’S LEADING
oily GOODS sroae .
‘3 and 5 Gazette Building
NORWALK. CONN.
A Wide Choice 1n Coat Linings
MERCERIZED SATEENS. Black and all shades . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .25c, 35c, 40c the yard
IMPORTED VENETIAN LININGS, plain and fancy stripes . . . .. . . .5oc the yard
"‘SUSKANA” “SUSKANA”
Stitills" 75c Brocades $1
A full yard wide, in all the latest colors and black.
\ 7 l
r
Yard wide PLAIN SATEENS, . ----------- $1.00
Brainerd & Armstrong “Gilt Edge” SATIN LININGS, 36 inches wide, latest shades, $1.25 yd.
The famous sxmn SATINS, 36 inches wide. $1.3m and $L39 the yard '
I
ole-Ilesse-sevsvloOIeesos-slslss
ensues-sonsscs.
H Kriegcr& Co.
_-29 31 West Washington St.
ALLOTM ENT OF FOOTBALL
TICKETS.
Yale Students Can Have Three for
New Haven and Two for Cambridge.
NEW HAVEN. ticL 5.w—ln spite of
big football games in New Halon
this lent, the Yale ticket. department
will follow its usual plan of niloiting
three tickets to Yale upplltunts lot"
an, and too litlleta 1'01 Ihe Ynlciiar-
yard game at Cambridge. Ullt! reason
for tilts conclusion is the ballot that
the iiurvurd~1‘rillcoton game this
your will somewhat. modify the de-
mand. For the Yuleliarvard guluc‘
next year at this city, for which that
new plan is llltdCi‘ consideration. it ‘
is proposed to allow applitaiions to
la made lot startle tickets with the
absolute certainty that such nppllca
lions will be tilled. Sotondly, appli-
cations will be allowed for two tick-
those tinkets will be obtained and
beyond these is is Imaslble that ap-
plications may be allowed for “titles
over sixteen thousand, of whom many
will not apply. it is assumed by the
Yale manaxment that single ticket ap-
plicstions with the present sccomoda-
tions of Yale Field are certain to be
filled. and a considerable number left
over.
WORLD-WIDE METHODIST MOVE-
MINT.
”on"
Pris. Fighting Denounced at the Oath-
srlng in Toronto.
TORONTO, 0111., Oct. TI. Ecumen-
ical Methodism. in the sense 01 world-
wide Methodism as one 01 the most
potent and available forces toward at-
A Charge Account with us will mean
more to you than actual cash in the
savings bank. Establish yourself with
was discussed from“
world-wide points of view by delegates
to the fourth Ecumenical Methodist
conlerence. which continued its ses~
slon in this city today. Japan. All»
trails. Ensland and the South. both
white‘ and block, were represented,
among the bishops and members who
spoke on that topic.
Prise lighting was denounced by Sir
Robert W Petites. or London, who
said:
“it free churches or [instead could
with such absolute ease bring such
pressureI to bear upon the government
us to compel the stopping of a brutal
prlla tight in London. notwithstanding
the efforts of society people to the
contrary, what could not Methodist
and tree churches accomplish it led-
ersted throughout the world? Such
work. borderins on the legislative.
pangs of necessity. We will keep
dependable wearing apparel. and on
' our Easy Payment Plan you can meet
your obligations without hardships.
Come now, and try it
TONIOH'I' OVIR POLITICO. .
NOnindH. Oct. 5.-John Donovan:
deputy road commissioner of New:
London countyhand formerly slreet‘ '
commissioner here, holds the ,privstei
opinidn that when he paid 31 and a,
few odd cents in police court todsy for.
punching w. E. Wilcox, a Democrat. i
who is also s road builder. in the tscs‘
during a dispute. he not his money'sl
worth. The men had long disagreed
and Donovan, upon meeting Wilcox
yesterday. dot into a wordy dispute
The argument was clinched by Dono-
van‘s list. Wilcox complained and an!
officer onrested Donovan. The latter
HOLEPROOF
SOCKS
1 I in a box. 01.50 ’
i
tile ot the laity. for we cannot expect
and. do not wish the pull-its used for
political purposes. nor nor the pastors
to become politicians."
Ii-to‘l'l 1'"th AT MINISTER.
VIENNA. (lot. b.-—Fous. shots were
tired from the gallery in the lower
not.» omits Relsohrath today, In the
direction bl the Ministerial (benches.
where the Ministers of Justice and conducted his own case in court but
Education were seated. No one 'wu that and was fined :10 and come. He}
1mm The man who tired the shots Md iii) and tell. that he had had flflllfi'. ‘
you arrested. . {it .139$vsa was formerly a Kismet
W‘ but but t into disnxreement party ._
ids. sud site. ’1'. Marshall Andrews, em; “a a. M ‘ mpnbilssn since: .
glansssastrsnsgsnagumm . W ‘~
rs. boo Darts: so m. d Nth. .. n aheohsn snd‘
Gsorhfi M. withdlttrsstl first“ an solidi-s. I” t
a...
Six months guarantee.
Quit darning and wont
' ‘ Hetsrnoor .
(
as and you’ll, never need to know the ,9
you and your boys and girls in good, ‘
tie
Norwalk Chronicler