*Eindo‘ils'nnd coke
. ‘Ali lame ma smoke.
j: filln fact a joke)
. ’ ‘ {Iie‘ihen she needs
‘ “To ease. her plight
A load—or 30'"!-
Of Anthracite !
SOME RULE
three: l
Gottlieb’s
- 7 "yvaLn‘nr.,‘io:io*s: mH'tlnlon no.4:
“ pillows-5 the Strongest stock in the
«rundown: oh thehxchan'xé my;
snivsl’nalauj Ml northbound“. trapdoor
.. done. The list an s whole was stoady.
‘ pglirliilliilu in like awn-sun's- light
. and the. ill-ice or i]. ‘8. Stool Comm '
was unchanged tram last night. he
5 high Volloy, Erie. Grant Northorn Ore
. ‘ Commonwealth Amalgamated copper
‘ ' ‘ triads smell advances. Tessa Gom-
3 ME MADE To II puny lost three points. .
shouts . want, swam. u a.‘ln.——-Buil on
and it does not matter much. it. how—loratore showed considorstile ooull-.
over. you make it a rule to get your deuce in their position and bought w” r
Clothing here you will iind it a good Viroeiy oi the lending. industrials and
rule to keep whole and stick to. lrailnoads. union Pacino was in the
Our business is run by the rule 0! vsn in the railmad section, rising a
point to Hill. Reading and some of
the western stopks sympathized mod-
erately. [£38 was heard about more-
PROMPT SERVICE. . when at the American Smelling Com-
pany and the stock rose over a point.
$7 & $10 U. a. Steel and Amalgamated Copper
‘ ' gained nearly as much. Amerirau To
1‘ NORTH MM" 8T. ‘ :liacco Securities reflected increasing
‘ confidence as to tile outcome or the
HIGH QUALITY. l
HONEST PRICES.
.. remnant:
YOUR ORDERS
“g TConnealiy 81
4 Bracken.
SCHOOL SHOES
‘ ‘Qlli‘ lines are now complete
' “Cramer’s
Educator’s
-' Knox EmAli
‘ a... Boston
“Mr 3‘
"‘flliin‘ 'er the best known of
. our Children's Shoes. And ev-
ery pair guaranteed.
Canneaiiy &
a Bracken
st wasnmorou s'r.
Tel. as»
— WWW
James Means
“ SHOES
$3.00 ”.25 .3.50~
i' ‘ GOAL
M court proceedings. The preferred stuck
EXTRA PR'CES PAID FOR improved 1 and the Slit her Cent. bollilii'
1B1.
JUNK BROUGHT TO THE WALL STREET. noon.»-Ruiiroad
PLACE. Rags. to 1b.; food
bags. the each and bakera' flour
bags. 30. it not torn; rubber
wagon tires and auto tires. 7550
lb. it not stripped; inner tubes
from 120. to 300. 1b.; garden hose.
to lb.: pewter. 10¢ “3.; block tin.
30c lbs. copper, 8c in; lead and
zinc. 31,50 lh.; blhcksmith harbo-
shoes, We per cwt.; any ordi-
nary iron. 30c refit: cwt. I can
handle your jun at avery small *
proilt at the place. Wm. Eliron.
35 Fort St, E. Norwslit. Tel.
441. i do not go around with
balls. 1 take orders out of town
it notified. ahead of time.
stocks were In the loud in tho morning
trading and speculative intern-at was
centered largely in thorn rather than
in the industrial shares. Business. aa-
spociaily‘ in the industriaia. was held
in check by the nnoortnlnty an to the
character of tho quarterly report of
the United Staten Stool Corporation.
to ho uivon out uilor tho close ol the
market. Union Pacific was the moat
prominent among the railroads. ox‘
hibillng conspicuous lirmnnas. Tho
lroud of prime barman downward in
the around hour. following resumption
of tho nullllll: lll‘OSHll‘l‘P on Ame-rival:
Siliollinx. which t-xtnoolltsd lia ant-liar
rim Other stocks, altar recoding trot»
tioually, mlapaud litlo' dullness. A‘m‘
orlran 'l‘oharro issues were the ion-
‘ lotus oi the bond murkot, with tran-
’ snotious large and on a rial-1o Wide 01‘
lu'lros. MW (no It's had improved
. Maury two points to iii, little‘nale {or
prolila noourrod. and tho quotation i‘oll
hark a point.
WALL STREET, 1 p. in.~-~Pri‘oos
hurliouod slowly again after midday.
Purchases were extremely Intall. 0p-
eralora ware indlaposed to speculate
in large amounts until something more
definite was known about the outcome
or the reorganization plan or the Amor-
ivun Tobacco Continuity. Telephone
BUY
Hazelton
The B. Hershfield 8: Son Co.
Tel. no in Water It.
in latest wide and narrow high too ::
s
.. (it ..
acorn wntow
'rwmcm
,NUGGET
, tumor: om
‘ cioaas
' 3.53:". J, REYNOLDE Mir. ‘
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art-u new.“ 7...... no...“ 7A-.» a.»
l _ so. wasmnorou srassr saloon ' 1?
supra scam-tn l5?
‘ When in]? Douht
' _ The mom often it man has lulled they
’ ' " moment he thinks ho in whom
7
“An Opportunity“
to get a new s-room house. oiled
floors. all modern improvements.
near trolley and center, for only
$2600; terms; immediate posses-
sion. Farm. 8 acres. load 8-room
house. barn. poultry houses, fruit;
2 1-2 miles out. Will sell or ex-
change for home in town.
Cali, write or phono
D. S. HULL
Room 1, anllo‘nd Iloolt
Phon. 4144. South Romain.
elat‘lte were hid up materially. Maori.
can Telephone rising 1 and Pacific Tel-
ephone l Hi. American (“otlon Oil
tell 1 1-2.
SOLDIER lllill‘l't lilT
l8 lllliOISTlTilTlBlll
(Continued from First Page.)
w... 77
There can he no lawiul not which in
not laid for a public purpose. The
theory of our government is opposed
to the delimit oi unlimited power any
whom."
The legislature appropriated mm
000 to carry out the provision at the
act {or two years. '
Hlflory of the Measure.
The veto oi the votersna‘ atnlo aid
bill by Governor Baldwin was out» oi
" eight veto nwoaages. lie not up that
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PHONE 336-5.
- the bill was unconstitutional because
. it gave state money to one particular
12 Henry Wilkens
17 NORTH MAIN UT.
clan of ritisens, and the. expense
would prove a boavytburden on the
staletroaeury. The house passed the
_ hill the veto notwithstanding too to
" 27. while in tho sonata them was a tie
. While out shonvlns. why not i. which llielilvflovonlor lilaltonlee dissol-
drop in and try some at our 'j ml by voila“ in favor oi the bill.
Freshman Grady and Ice ; norm the bill was panned. Still“)!
Crew. , Judson had the matter delayed one
We; also give special attention 1: day to allow Hettator iipellaoy to lil‘ll’ll
to dances and entertainments. ’. in an tillll‘lllllm'lil, the llllisll' claimldl
. that until-r the hill tilt-re was a not
Iunduly of Civil War indium flocklnl
W. l0 ”l0 lib" (.0 H”. in) ill.” ruldflICC
‘v. .
O
w- .....a.
in order to (at state aid. Senator
. ‘Jodaoo did not think this would ha so.
last the sum to he paid in ststo lIlll was
’nos suilinisut to lead old soldiers to
lchsnso their homes. 1dr. Buaiiacy
'nnd the amendment was minted.
l Alter omens oi‘ths bill. the saw;
33 Wt WAN'NNCTO” '1'" '0' ”95- prlsllons committee had to brlnr in
u V:?&Yl::$nag “Ia-:OK .‘ supplementary appropriation hill ior
$760,000 to rovur the expense oi thin
state aid ior two your: boned upon an
'ostlmntb in turn floured from the
, file to giving olivine.
a.
War fl'omli 7...; ll Samoa.
,, loaf-nos on or Isidro my. lit-mama will am
Mill- ilrslt oi the month. ‘
‘numbar ui old soidlorn whose names
worn in the oomptrolior'n onion. Whiio
assertions were made that the on
V. . pennant this stats std would head
1;, .n “2 "widow. and it was claims! list the
y: “ "t . erases would not be nut and tillt
n m " anvil your in the (more this entrant to
- 5“.f~'*;.i§:giy
j. ‘ Ac be appropriated would be greatly do-
. for B ll k
dressed. Governor liaidwln’. veto
use supported by tho [humor-rain tor
the mast pert.
. it ‘
s
attains A. Ruhr-y. of Academy
Ill-sol. has been confined in hill homo
all day trim illness. it is sxpsciotl
that in! will be able to not about than
. ievr dsys." 7 .
M.
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Millions , .l’lord, lather wot-'31: gout»
master 3'. L Variant, othngpliia. pear,
ed am st Weatport Sunday evening, '7
breast» in so smsntlntanl. but it did 4
‘Homer 8' Beers & CO‘ not salt thou'who favored. the hill
lint ”mm“. .
‘ mm informal-d. ‘.
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altar an extended illness. Mr. any
lord had reached the advanced has oil:
88 years. He was born in Hamden in“
Juno. 1823. and lived in that piaoo'
Violin/ans manta?"
3 and 5 Gazette Building
~liloawaut. CONN.
0.0... “
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nearly all his lite. lie-wont to A113"
aonia. about live years two and was
well known among the older residents
an...
it
DRY 60003810“
oi the city. Advancing years brought'
on various ailments and Mr. Gaylord
emoved to Weetport for trout-
meut. He did not improve and Sun--
day night the and name. Mr. Gaylord
was a Wall preserved man tor his
years. and up to a low months ago ‘
managed to retain his mental incul-
tioe to a remarkable degree. He was
a man of many lino qualities and on-
ioyed a wide acquaintance. Besides
his non, Mr. Gaylord la survived by n '
daughter. Mra. Aurolia Newer. of
g._...
Correot styles of the popular
Aid a
‘ “oi.
Winter-‘ Coats
and Suits
tags, in all the; new a, dos and mixtures.
Fur Coats <
, Fur Coats
A most extensive line in Seal, Corneal, Pony and
Coney. ' "
double-laced suit-
Watorhury. The remains will be tak-
eu to Waterbury ior interment at
Woodluwn oemetpry. ‘
Mrs. William T. Joyce. '
The death or hire. Matilda. li‘rancos.‘
wife at William '1‘. Joyce, occurred
The Best Stock " of Winter WaiSts in t‘ Town
Tailored White Linen, plain and hand embroidered. Flannel and Silk in all the latest shades.
-n...
yesterday at the Norwalk hospital.
following a long illnotut and operation} ‘
for cancer. Bho is survived by her w.7-.w.....w..w-,. .
husband. the market gardener oi it‘ll-
low street. and dive daughters, Mrs.‘
hi. 0. Smith. of Paterson. N. 1.; Mm. NOTI
Edwin Van Mat, at New York; Mrs.‘ .2
William Greenspan: of New Haven; (1? V
Mrs. Benjamin limmrtt. oi Paterson} it
and Mrs. iii. Smith, of South Narmada, GLAND ITS
The funeral aorvlcua will he held it»; ‘
lnol'row afternoon at 2 o'clock troln' in nearby cities
her into home, and Rev. Louis it. ‘3
Howell. rocotr ol 8!. l‘aui'a Charting FAUCETS
,will oiilriute. iutol'iutnt will (allow-
in iiivoi‘rldo contoltiry.
M'l. Lauis W. antiwar
Word with r«.~zli'od in Math Non
WW- lhis minimum the «mu; 0!
Owing to prevalent».
WATER non MlSSlONERS.
man"... a..._.........., w-.. .m— w .
intro boon placod on hydrants non?
Wilts; transits. for may at” timeout»- ~ ~
finale: to water tholr ltoraaeyimm pails.
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and Get the Best
7 whomyou'trade at
Lira. Louis W. Quiltnnn, and of n oil a
lwwly horn hairy, in Stamford. airs. Wm...” M .. - ..
Qultmuu was formerly Mints Grace
llouiou, daughter of Sylvester iionton.
of south Norwalli. and was well-
ltnowu and had many i'riontia hare.
aha was an aromplished mtisioian and
momlmr oi the South Norwallt Bnpv
tint (‘hllruh Ind Sabbath School here.
monl than he did last year.
ruled at a recent meeting.
tho. budget and Norwalk
Roasns, Merle? Robertson.
Mrs. Roxana Mai-twisotmrtson pee-v.
tires with nxtranle concern.
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all away at her hontm’st iii (inborn Advertise your vanish The Sentinel.
avenue. this morning. at the ago of 7i.
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years. The iuneral services will he: le MNATORlUM fiUlLDlNGO. I
HARTFORD. Oct. 31.~>(‘ontrarts for
new buildings in aeveralconntiea were
awarded today by the State Tubercu-
losis Commission, the amount involved
being "4.764. of which “7,769 is for a
hold iron: the isle rtisidenoe on Thurs-
dn)‘ altar-noon at 2:30 o'clorlt. Rev.
William W. Gillies will oiiioiato and
the interment will follow in the River»
aide oaluetory. The deceased is sur-
vived by two anus. irvlnx and E. ii.
Robertson.
nanoteridin in New Haven county.
Sentinel out ads. brlns result;
q. ..
The remains oi Sarah Jane Richards
were rammed to Stimulus. N. Y.. this
morning. by Funeral Director 0. W.
Raymond. The doomed is survived
by Mrs. B. Bldenburg of King’s Park.
i.. i.. Mrs. Hourr Rouse. o! Ssuaertles.
)3, Y. Mrs. William ”ready oi Peters.
burg Va. and Mrn w might lilrhsrlin.
at East Norwnlls.
.“n
,. Jouph lollm.
Word has been received by (l. A.
Frsnlte. oi tinsel street. or the death
oi‘"his.nophow. Joseph Silhm. in Phila-
delphia. Monday. October till. Thelel-
tor ooatlsinlng the hour was delayed
in reaching Norwsllt. Mr. Bohm was
well-known in South Norwalk, linvlnx
formerly lived here.
u...“
Funeral oi Mrs. lotto.
'i‘im (littoral servloss of Mrs. John
Melt}. limits. of Wilton. will be hold
tomorrow eliormum at 2 o'clock. from
her into homo. The remains will lie
Milan in Weldron. N. Y.. Thursday
morning tor inurment.
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TRIIUTI T0 MR. IINIDlOT.
Ppld by Retiring strut Commissioner
Cornell to Owens”.
A great tritium ha been «laid to the
new hiuhwey rommlsslonor. Council-
man Nelson W. llnnodlot. Rehuhliosn,
hy hr. William n. Burneil. ox-oonncll
umnsntl highway commissioner. it ru-
mor has it might. in the budsot which
has been handed In today. The out»
molar council under the inn prepares
a haunt for the new council and nail-
miss must it will cast the summation
board to handout the’oity alialrs. This
must its handed to the board of em
mold and tuition in] October it’ilh.
out n is now In litany. .
Democratic oil-Commissioner nur-
m-li compliments president Republican
commissions-r hanadiiit by practically
olsimlan that the lstir lain sot along
with «non tor the ‘ it's oars. who'll
it vast tits tonnes: . sir. Md
dict. shootdlng to}? WW 7.7 “it of the
rumor. is more til plum plat
tilt! “we-r chmpl . ‘ ‘
Norther minor ll hm the miles
commandant“ out ' {sells that tho 7
police . . ‘ ”u 7.
single feature. is respons is tor
the mustard .multa n at
Benisntla than not, with,
most mole. pro ly‘fmmiil
quality dostlI'l cool! on it is
leinlornsd by :1le. So. our!
lieninmln Overcast reflects su-
llud try on its msny snitr or
oval-omits as you wlsh and you‘ll
had in each that pleasing un-
dercurrent ol‘ rorreotnesswlhat
underlying character without
which no clothes are worth
while wearing. Surely. lieuia»
nun quality. plus authentic New
Your style, plug at. moderate
price will induce you to import
our recently arrived overcoat
models. .‘v .
him and upward
need 82mm morn to run his, depart-
This will
oi course contain tho extra lwonly'hve 3
l‘onln per day per mp rule which was
Other t‘llannos oi inlerosl appear ill
politicians '
and odioe~holdern are hearing the ii§~
m
“Wear 3 Benjamin?”
Quality, more than any other ‘
tllentlc New York style. molt at .
H.1(rieger 8100-
The most beautiful “connection
of Wearing Apparel forWomen
and Girls ever; shown initder
one roof ill lliiSZCltyl
Our Millinery is the talk of the
town. Women. after shopping
all over the two towns. senor-v
ally wiudup here and get Suited
‘How About; Our
Credit System
Have you ever - tried it? If
not, why not? 7 Try it this Fall
-it costs you no more than if
you had a barrel of money. it
Will beagreat help to you.
'eger 81 Co.
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'23,?” °°""“' 7.... cuarsau or-vmcsuuea
haw ORLiCANS. Oct. armhole Vincennes. minions ln'lue annals or
[stall to the Governora‘ Cotton Cot» “Vitiilom‘ is noted. also. ior “ii
ierenoe this morning wore’ excitedly medlaaval “MM"! .‘Vlth castle and
discussing the‘ statement by Funkfdonion. The walls oi the rooms oi the
Brown. the MK cotton "lmil," um "1 heap have helm enoumiiarod and hid-
slull be proud to go to jail if 1 ime’den with old harnesses and arm‘s.
in any way aided in onhanoemont oi TM “MW”; ”Odd?" by so many
‘ the yaiue oi the South‘s product." Kings. Princes and cardinals. M“
Mr. lirown mode the statement latelbeon restored and the prison. council
hm night at a banquet slvgn to mm.;eliamber and the apartments or Chan
hers of the conference} He was rater. 7 has V have been brought. back to‘their
ring to the iederal indictment bl‘Ullsht' pristine beauty. The donion than hem
. against himseli.liillgeno Sonieeol'i‘ex-l”Bliil'm‘med into a museum, where
as and James Illusion of Chicago. They‘brlc-a-bl'llo of objects more or lead
um llltt‘iiltali of violation q] the nmi.~lliillinnilo will no Iiiilti'. bill the beauty
trust lawn in cohaecilon with opera.loi the arohlleoturo is. now visible to
tlon ,oi the so-called cotton pool oiiail who care to make s. pilgrimage to
{1909. 7 ” ., .7 theolsoe. . , “j .
is; Theeoiion conference has ,indot‘codr .. _ Wm“
.the Louisiana system of ‘bondodwars- A molly Birl is not to feel sorry for
" “house; tor cotton which, protect piano (any young‘tnsa Who doesn’t stigma»
.W :hjslnit low prices brought about her. '
' y lilo rapid marketing of props. It
tints mainland dist warehouse receipts.
distinction tilts lists will
‘oounaohs' '
V " [it-Wan“
“ it‘ll-l is never satiation until site in
. valid thin-silo doesnltsiwaya
'5 WNW : ._ 7.
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