{llWheu cold winds blow
W111 furious might-—
. When fires burn low
" “And chill the night,
What can we find
To keep us right?
“The Ferris Kind"
Of Anthracite!
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TELEPHONE
YOUR ORDERS
SOME RULES ARE MADE TO BE
RROKEN
and it does not matter much. It, how-
ever, you make it 11. rule to get your
‘ end 1111111111 ohms”-
ttut 11 1111111111
WALL ST" 10110 1.119011111111111
1 prieoa of atom today showed amailI
A majority
of the active inner, including need.
lag, Union Pacific, and 1.1.8 steel
‘ were somewhat lower. 1.1111111 Valley
Opened fractionally below literal-day's
Clone. but quickly rose nearly a point
-. above it. Bonding aloe mode a quick
recovery. Canadian Pacific gained
1%, National Blaoult 1% and North‘
am Pacific 11 point.
WA'LIla‘ ST., 11 a. m.-A strong
tone developed and the market ab-
.uorbed the realizing antes readily.
Clothing here y°“ W!" dud ll 11 3°“ Railroad stocks were the leaders of
rule to keep whole and elicit to.
Our business is run by the rule of the feature
thlee:
HIGH QUALITY.
HONEST PRICES,
PROMPT SERVICE.
Gottlieb’s 117 a 1110
11 NORTH MAIN ET.
the increment. with the llill group
Reading wan purchnaed
in large amounts running up to o.
block of 6,700 shares. The prices
reached 148 7-8 or 1 343 above its
weak opening. U. S. Steel was also
purchased in- large blocks, but clung
closely to Saturday‘s tlnal price. Nor-
‘lhern Pacific improve 2 points, (treat
Northern pfd., St. Paul, Louisville
I
EXTRA PRlCES PAID FOR
JUNK BROUGHTc To THE
PLACE Rage. lb.; feed
bags. 21: each and bakere' flour
huge 31:, if not 10111: rubber
“axon tires and auto tires, 7%0
lb. if not stripped; inner tubes
from l2c to 11011 lb.: pardon hone.
1c, ll).; pewter. lilo li1.; block lln,
3011 “1.: copper, 8c. 1b.: lead and
zinc. iiyfic il).; blacksmith horse-
ehocs, 40c per cwt.: any ordi-
nary iron, 30c per out. i can
handle your junk at a Very entail
Conncaliy 81
Bracken
SCHOOL SHOES.
-Our llnoa are now complete
Cramer’ s
, Educator’s
lKnox Em All
Boston
80th Shoes
Oroiax
J. P. S.
Thou are the best known of
"our Children'o Shoal. And av.
ary pair guaranteed.
‘ Conneaiiy 81 -
Bracken
I1 WAIHlNOTON 81'.
Tel. 8084
mes Means.
SHOES
$3.00 $3.26 63.50
h latest wide and narrow high toe '
1; Henry Wilkens
profit at the. place. Wm. Eflron,
35 Fort St, E. Norwalk. Tel.
441.1 do not go around with
'- hello. i take orders out of town
if notified ahead of 11111.11
and Nashville. Brooklyn Transit. Am-
erican Cur pfod. anti international
Harvester 1 to 1 M.
WALL STREET, Noon.»~Altar
brief period 01 irregularity with some
tonteeoione in pricou of the active
111111-1111 1130 market wne strengthened
111 11 renewal or Vittoruua buying.
which raised prices generally well
above Saturday‘s close. The loading
railroad stocks were in best demand.
although several industriale, stroll as
United States Steel and American
Smcillng, responded to the movement.
Reports of hoary business on the
Northwestern roade, owing ~to the
movement of cropn, stimulated the
Hill stocku, 11'hi1l1 exhiliiicd marked
strcngth.
Loading ludnstrlulu and upecinltice
hogan to 11111111" more largely into the
BUY‘
Hazeiton
COAL
The B. Hershlieid 81 Son Co.
Tel. 2“. 122 Water St.
dcnllnns uflcl the first hour. llnliod
Staten Stccl advanced to 1511 1-11 and
thc copper stocks 11an showed be-
inter strength. Alllllllfl the railroad
lettuce there was an increased demand
for some of the less active proportion,
particularly Pennsylvania, Baltimore
and Ohio. and Chesapeake and Ohio.
111' the time Union Pacific had been
forced up to 171) H, the 11.111 of the list
hogan to shod the cite-cl of the pro.
foeeiotznl profit taking which had been
in progress on 11 largo ecalo nil the
morning. iluyiua cnmc almost to a
hall and there wane slight recession
on a email volume 15! business. 'l‘cx-
no (‘mopuny hrokc suddenly on 11 low
.‘w~w~m“
”An Opportunity
to get a new ii-roorn house. oiled
floors. all modern improvement»
near trolley 11nd contér. for only
$2500; terms: immediate poorer
aion. Farm. 8 tom. good 8-room
house, barn, poultry houaee. fruit;
2 1-2 when out. Will sell or ex-
change for home in town.
Cali, write or phone
D. S. HULL
Room 1, Haviland Ilooit
Phone 414-4. South Nomllt.
scales to “,5 below laet Week's cloa-
inx. Honda were firm
l WA] 1. STREFT l p.111.-'l‘l1e tone
of the market was reactionary be-
tween l2 and l o‘clock. l’rich-l. how.
ever, went back little. and a atronll
undertone we: still manifest.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The town clerk givea notice of the
following real eatato tradition which
have hen made within the past few
daya:
l John Wiicek to Joseph Solo and
wife, lot, Glenwood avenue. War.
Home of Mary Uhlcheoter to
George Mitchell. lot and httildingu.
Sound View Terrace. Administrator's
PHONE 386-5.
17 NORTH MAIN 01'.
a ___,...,....
IOU?“ NONWALK
When In Doubt
L r -—-« BUY --
ROGER LUDLOW
TWIN CITY .
NUGGET
LITTLE GEM
3. J. REYNOLDS. Mir.
ill the homo—When and where to
“unwritten to auhlci 11 room“ when
Wihrt buying 11 homrwneudrl not
til waonlnoron arnu'r anion: 3
1to fill their ordorn.
in «diluting the dealer- at the proo-
CIGARS out than in no in whethortli coock will
it to uorueilinoo difficult to
not the winch to the bounce to keep up
Tho mutton who llcttldoe 111111111111an
help outdo from Sentinel Want‘
Fhono 386-6
17 North Malnjt. ‘
Catering to Zinncea and onion
tnlnment n atmialty.
lCI OIIAM in Figural
Just received. a new line of
MILK CHOCOLATI
Edward Mcilrlth to William and
‘ Prudcmu irvl1111. lot and buildings.
‘ . 'l‘lrrncv errant. \Vur
deed.
George Mitchell to Elizabeth Mt‘Nh
:1 en. lot and buildings, Sound View 'l‘er
race. War.
Otto Fischer to Otto Dominaach.
thirty-eight acres, (lrhnhm‘y. War.
_ Florence M. Benedict to John 1“. Me
Mahon. building lot. Arch atrcet. War.
Ethel A. .ilrllto to John P. McMahon,
lot and bulldlnxa. Pine street. War.
, Henry A. Maudiinl to Thomas A.
" Fletcher. of Mt. Vernon. New York, 15
_ heron and buildings. Nor-walk and Wll.
ton. War.
local oyilter opening pinata are
malted to the limit of their oepaolty.
11nd uoveral of tho pluntu were forced
in ortlrr
The urination that
to work all day. 11111111111111.
hold out.
with the opt-here.
WA..--.W
The woman who relies upon lien-
iinel Wnnt Adre. to secure the house
hold help has a little time for other
‘thlntu.
FOR THE STRIAM OF TRAFFIC.
no reputation 11.1 a humorint, but
of its 1111c.
about netting 1111 utiprotiriatlon
term him in the plan.
"Let'u 111111." said Grant, reflective”
"didn‘t l orosa that "more
A "Friend in Need
South Norwaik SavmgtBank
fought ouch and such a battle?“
hopefully.
moot. Then he laid:
"i remember that stream
but
about to improve it.
macadamia itl'fmrodfio Gout
W
. thirty.
i
'vwoeltn during which time he was tin-1’
I .. rwnlk depot in the roar of the Roy-’
1
ll
lioneral Grunt 111111 left behind him
he
had a dry wit, ucrortiiuleen, which was
baritone. the more effective for both:
seldom llifl‘d. Former Senator liopew.
of New York. hon related one inetnuce
Witch Grant we: l’roaldent a dole»
1111111111 went to Worthington to no
for
dredging n curtain stream. The! call-
ed on the l’roaident and tried to he
in ouch
and illicit a campaign. Just before we
“You certainly did. Mr. 1111111111111.”
aid the choke-man of tho detonation.
The President WM silent for a nun
think you’re goinn‘ilie wroux our
Why don't red;
The women 111111 111111 upon ileu-
tlhol Went new. to more the house
hold help he: 11 little tiara for other
1111111111 11111111
‘ Terrance Clarke.
After “11th the battle for two
00111111101111 the greater part, Torrance
Clarke, of. 29 Spring Hill avenue. 11’
well known atone matron. died at the {1
Norwelk Hoepitai yesterday morning:
at about 8 o‘clock. Death was due to .
the fracture or the limit which was"
suffered at the time Mr. Clarke felll
from the hish embankment near the
at Lunch Room. in Water street. All
the two week: Mr. Clark seemed to re-'
main in about the «ante couditlon,‘
having grown a little better toward
the middle of the time. but death tin-
nlly came and relieved hie Buffering.
He Is survived by a wife, a daughter,
Miss Alice V. Clarke, of Boston, two
ooun Thomas and donoph. of New .lcr~
uey. The funornioervlcee will be held
from MI late roaideuco Wednesday
morning and from St. Mary's Clan-ch
at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning. In«
torment will follow in St. Mary's coinc-
tery. [incensed was 54 rears of one.
Jamea Wood.
Word was 1'~'e1ei1ed in South Nor-
walk. yceterday morning. of the death
of .lnmce Wood. one of the older reel-
dente of New York city. He was the
father of James Wood, J12: of Mirth-
lend avenue, ltoton hill. and was in
hie cighty-ucrcnth your. Funeral nor"
vlcoe will he held front his into home.
No. 787 Worst End arcane. New York.
Tuesday. November 7111. at 1 o'clock,
.........._
Samuel K. Lynea.
81111111111 King 1.1111111 died Saturday.
111 the Slate Soldiers" liumc. Luinyctio. 1
lndinnn. lie was lortncrh a roeidonl :
oi lmwishoro and Norwnlk. lie. 1toned
tour your» in 4111-. 81111-11111 (‘11111111111
cut Volunteers. lie is survived by 11
willow, formerly Sarah E. llccrs, of
Lafayette. ind- and two daughter-5.!
Mrs. Weller 1‘. Taylor of Noru‘ulk and ,
Mine Florence (3. Lynne 111 Now Yorki
city.
O
Mlao Louisa E. Smith.
Lottlat' Emma. oldest daughter Oi llil‘l
into Ash and Emma Smith. dicd roster
day In New Haven. 'l‘ho romaine will
he brought hero on lilo idltl o‘clock
train tomorrow 11nd 111111111 11111111 Nor
walk cemetery for iatt 311111111. R111. :
Louis ll. 'liowcll. rector of St Paul'u
Church will oiliciate. !
roerat. 11.111111
Dopoaitora in Poatal Savlnoa Sanka
May Get Government Bonita.
l'oetmuatere E. H. l‘rowe and 1-). S.
Adams have received information from
l‘ontmneter’Gencral Hitchcock that de-
positors in the local postal savings
bank may exchange part or all of their
depositn January 1 for United State-.11
regiotered bonds In denominations of
820. 8100 or 81300 bearing lute-root at
the rate of 2 L! per cent. Them bonds
are exempt from all lose: or dutlea.
Applieatlona for the convenion of de-
poaita into bond: moat he received
before December 151. by the poatrnas-
tor. who will supply on application
hlnuk. which tnuat he made out in
triplicate. When the poatmneter rc-
ceivea the bonds he will notify the
dcponitor. who will receive the honda
after preaentlnx the receipt for the
dopoait certificate-11 which he has our-
rendered.
Postal eating: houdu can be pro.
cured only by the convention of Donal
anvinge depoaiin and will not he lli~
aued lo pernona who are not do
poeitora. They may be cold or arraigned '
to any per-on, however. by the hold-
er. and when a rolletered bond to an
ripped it new bond will b. leaned in
the name of the owner.
The dopoultora application moat in-
dlcnte whether bonda are dcaired in
registered or coupon form. Coupon
bonds are prefernhh- for a dcpoultor
who intend: to hold them for a abort
time only and who lute ample facilltlea
for their aafekeoplna. There bonds
are payable to bearer, and the title
will pnlut by delivery without indoree»
merit. lntereot on coupon honda in
collected by 11111111111 of inter-cut
conpom. which are dotatched by the
holder on they become due.
Roxlatered honde are preferable for
persona intending to hold them for a
considerable period. and they differ
from coupon. hood: in the following
reopen“:
They have inscribed upon their face
the name: of the muons to whom
they are tuned.
They are pnyahle only to the per.
mouth whom loaned or othelr airplane.
The Wearable of registered bonito
[can he tremtemd only by attainment
in proper tot-tn.
MW
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1 COUNT lNTlIPRI‘l‘II lN ORIIN- '
WlGl‘h ' '
Adv. and loll it.
nonhuman. Nov. 1.41111 1:111:11 ' ‘
11"“ today “it“ in .
' in the bomm ‘
When the vacant property W
the executive use we Sentinel Want.
rrwo CENTS.
A... We —1-_ 1% 1.1..» .4. An”.mm
... A w..- . A m. MAM.-.
ATT
uontmss LEADING
our Goons 31101111
&
00.0.01
3 11111 5 Guano Building
NORWALK. CONN.
In the Dress Goods Department
In a new and very attractive assortment of the very popular DOUBLE FACED COATINGS.
in Winter weights. with plain or plaid backs. to many shades. . . . . .. .. ..$2 so to $3. 75 a yard
Theeamegoodscrevenetted.............. ..... .
$_3 so and $3 75
The Famous Oak Serges, Sponged and Shrunk
‘ Ready for Use
Fitweli Coat Fronts
Are made of all linen. tailored canvas. Thoroughly cold water shrunk and are guaranteed to
retain their form under all conditiorfi.
.................................50c,75c,$r.oo I
Specials for Tuesday:
Sirloin Steak 12'/zc
Porterhouse 12‘41:
Homer 8. Beers & Co:1
22 .W. WASHINGTON 'ST» 80. NOR.
29 WOODWAROAVE. 80. Noll.
13 MAIN 87.. NORWALK
T he Germanta Hotel:
J. w. MELOCHE Prop.
lies opened 11 l’iret Cl ass
Table and Lunch.
Counter ‘
in his her room
Special Dinner can he served in PrI-'
vato Dining Room and on ohort no-
tice. Aiao Rouuflar Dinner every day,
from 11:! to B. at 25o.
Tauonr eovs To 31-1007 nice,
GREEXWK‘H. Nov. li.-~~0n his plea
of guilty to a charge of keeping 11
plan» resorted to for gambling. Josephl
Quotibleu won .lotluy sentenced in the
borough court to sixty days in jail
and costs. The allegation was that'
be enticed boys to his grocery atore'
It i-laet Port C..eeter and taught them
to shoot dice. Several boys. ranging
in use from 12 to 1? yearn, charged
with naming at the Quotiblan place”
were arraigned in court and each fined
Si and coeia. Sentence in their canola:
were suspended and they were placed.
in charge of the probation omcel for
four months ‘
i
ll.
“Grind"
H.Krieger&CO.
OUR
ANNIVERSARY
SALE
is on in Full Blast.
You can re-
duce the high cost of living
by trading with us
YOU CAN WEAR BETTER CLOTHES.
WHICH ARE THE
CHEAPEST IN THE
END. BY BUYING THEM FROM us on OUR
EASY PAYmENT PLAN.
DON’T BUY CHEAP AND SHODDY CLO-
rnmc JUST BECAUSE YOU HAVE. TO
HAVE‘SOMETHING TO PUT 'ON YOUR
BACK AND YOU HAVEN‘T GOT ENOUGH
Gloves
for inpail tattoo and allaeaaorn.
Our apeclaltyir ,
(him all "11111-1111" Glover- ..
the kind you too advertised.
They' re “Validated" 1
wane weather. Washable /
“RM" leather .’
Conn no then
TH! Ilt‘f GLOVK '0! AUTO
‘ U“.
w11.1.' nor 11.11111“.
11.110 me or. ‘ ’
he: rendition.
atelier of the hunt.
After followina the count variety for
three noun. lookiny for wine alum of
habitation. tuéy ruled on empty 1111111111
011 the bench.
' "Go 111 111111 look 11 over, 111111," .1111
one.
portion, expectently.
m imply .holtlee full of water."
"orator
Two hunteru had "beaten" the trail
along the marahen of Lon. lalaati for
three days with an immunity email
The food nupply had
'run out much ahead of scheduled
time; for worno, the "liquid ammuni-
tion" had been “haunted in the early
He did to. returning in a moment
empty handed
“*“Y‘hlm‘ ‘“ ”"3”" ”W 11111 cm" Comtoaoel. “We used to 1111111 11 11111111
, ‘_‘N0po," replied hie running mate
' ' With a profound Ilghw‘mothlnu bu
M ii 111111111113 of the State Medical
Societr. the mtetlry read 11 letter
the wheel of one of our for way . H p
m ' 1111 need or 11 roe-l Lott 1111111111111 Try a Sentinel no. ,
ill! mitt. In. 11111 no 1111110111; or people are
MONEY TO BUY SOMETHING BETTER.
A Charge AccOunt
WITH us WILL PUT YOU on A pan wr'rn .
~ YOUR NEIGHBOR.
GOODS WHILE PAYING FOR THEM.
H. KriegerSLCo.
YOU WEAR THE“
moment of ailencll that followdd the”
reading a young man in the hull arono
and mid modcntly:
"l wiuh 1011 would put me down for
that place. air. it 111111111111 hood to me.
My practise here 11101] 111111 11111111.”
The following appeared in 11 village.
paper not long nun: .
“Anion Green and hire. Nettie Clark 1
both of this vicinity, were married.
here today. Amos leaves forn- child-
ron hy hla first wife and many warm
frlolltltt."
l [1111 the recent drought hurt you
formere much?”
"i should any it. did " answered Mr. "
11' money hauling out automobiles that
‘ got stalled While that drought was
on We couldn't afford to haul water to
keep up come of our heat mud holee.”
WWthington star.
WW
Norwalk Chronicler