When cold winds blow
With furious might-—
When fires burn low
Audcbill the night,
Whatcan we find.
To keep us right?
“The Ferris Kind"
Of Anthracite!
652
TELEPHONE
YOU R OR DERS
Conneally SI
Bracken
SCHOOL SHOES
Cramer’s‘
Educator’s .
Knox Em All
Boston
School Shoes
Orofax
.l. P. S.
I
.l TILM
will save you cash. Don‘t go mooning
round for be ter ‘7' and 510 Suite.
than ours; you wont find any hot
tor. Heed our warning “toot-toot"
and keep on our side of the street it
_you want 8 for $ and good service
lie wise-v» deal here!
Gottlieb’s $7 '8: $10
. 11 NORTH MAIN ST.
thrown in.
EXTRA PRICES PAID FOR
JUNK BROUGHT TO THE
PLACE. lingo, lo 11),; food
bans, in each and bukora’ flour
bugs-I, do. if not turn; rubber
wnuon ttroa and auto tirIIs, 7‘50
lb. if not stripped; luuor tubes
iiom l‘JI: to :IUI llI.: pardon hoatI.
lt' lb , pewt III lilo lb ,blot'k tlu,
illic ih. , (‘0 ppm . SI: lb; load and
zinc, :ltfic lh.; blacksmith horse-
shoos, lilo per out; any Ol‘ill-
nary iron. lzllr. per owl. i can
handle your junk at a wry small
profit at the place. Wm. Enron,
35 Fort St., E. Norwalk. Tel.
441. I do not on around with
biz-ills. l take orders out of town
.ll' notified liltt‘lild of lime.
BUY
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershiield & Son Co.
_ 122 Water at.
I'l'hm. are the beat known of .
our Children'a Bhoaa. And ev- '
‘ ery pair guaranteed.
Conneally 81
Bracken
I1 WASHINGTON 81'.
W. , Tel. 3634
r
”W
James Means
An Opportunity
to get a new 6-room house. oiled
floors. all modern improvementa.
near trolley and center, for only
$2500; terms; immediate possoa-.
sion. Farm. 8 acres. good 8- -room
house, barn, poultry houses, fruit;
‘ 2 1-2 miles out. \Vill sell or ex-
change for home in town.
(Tull, write or phone
D. S. HULL
Room 1, Havlland Block
Phone 414-4. South Norwalit.
SHOES
In latest wide and narrow high toe
$3.00 $3.25 $3.50
,-.,,-—-- MAX LEVY ~-
I“ WAIHINOTON ITRIIT IRIDGI
IOUTN NORWALK
When in . Doubt
mt — nUY —
ROGER LUDLOW
'rwnv 52m .
NUGGET
LITTLE can
CIGARS
B. J. REYNOLDS. Mir.
PHONE 336-5.
Henry Wilkens T
17 NORTH MAIN ST.
Phone 336-5
17 North Main St.
(‘utorln‘g to dailtel and outer-
tninment a. specialty.
ICE CREAM In Figural
Just received, It new line of
MILK CHOCOLATE
The Germania. Hotel
J. W. MELOOHE. Prop.
ilaa opened a Viral (linen
Table and Lunch
Counter
‘ . gt'l‘he woman who decides IpIoulionn
”in the borne—«alien and where to
more—whoa to sublet II roomw—when
to start buying II homo-mneI-ds but
till: help aside from Sentinol Want
i8 YOU! A
1flour money III not only drawing II
on: without.
Open Monday lv-nlnga.
A Friend in Need
‘ South Norwalk Savings Bank
from loss and the temptation to spend it tor aornothlill you can get
in his bar room
Special Dinner can be aarved in Pri-
vata Dining Room and on abort no.
lice. Also Raoular Dinner ovary day.
from 11: 30 to 8. at 25c.
u ..................a a.“
ionartiso your pants in The Sentinel.
.9... ,.
CCOUNT iN
liberal rats of Interest but in safe
‘CIaaaIi Saturday at noon.
a shock this morning, when the an-
s nounoemont of the untimely death of
? partially curod.‘
I :ln survived by
‘ years. and him. Davenport in well re
llllt",
' will he held from hin Brooklyn homo
. on Airluadny.
7 g acorn memorials onoan nom-'
" . WEDNESDAY not]. 8. 19!!
not till aunts iliit III itiill tutu;
WALL STRE ET? It): 10 a. m.-~Bome
large gains were made by inactive
stocks in the early trading todtllz but
Mabel Benton-Robina.
The community at large received
was downward. Union Pacific declined
M and United Staten Steel to. Nation-j. ‘
a1 Biscuit displayed the most conspicip
ous strength. ripening with a gain of
til/4. its advance was quickly inoreaaed
to 4%. Brooklyn tlnion (Ivan gained 4
points and Consolidated (Ian. Ameri-T
can Telephone and Great Northern
pfd. a point each. Canadian Pacific,’
Northern Pacific, St. Paul and itoolt
inland made large fractional gains.
WALL STREET, ll II. mmw'i‘ho
trend of pr hes became definitely down
ward and some of the strong special-
tlos and railroads lost a large part of
their gains- i'nltod Slates Stool was
sold in huge amounts. The price went
I.) H4 below .‘Iiouday‘s I-louiun. touch»
inn 7.9% Union Pacific scored :I aim-
llnr loss and Reading broth» tin... iial- ,
tllnoI-II and Ohio InovI-d up 11,9, Fod-
Mrn. Mabel lioutou Robins, the young
wife of Thomas ll. L. Robins. of it)
Putnam nvenuo, was made. The dc»
misc came at the Norwalk'li‘ospltal,
where an uphill tight had been waged
to spare the popular young lady to her
relatives and friends. The deceased.
who had been ill for sométhne. was
a bride of less than a your and is
survived by her husband and mother,
Mrs. Lucien it. iiouton Mrs. Itoblnu
had been ill for some time and was
only recently discharged horn tho'
hospital after undergoing treatment,
for a disease of which she had been
A few days ago, howeVer, one was
again l‘akon down and removed to the
hospital and on tho. night before she
died, uho rallied undor the tI'IIutqunt
and the hopes of hor relatives and
III.
son-owing family was called to the “my " points. ' ' ‘,
lIIIIlIIIlIlo III" the young worunn. . Death - \\‘.\I.i. S'i‘ilidill‘wlw‘f
liilitfvt‘l] law of lli'l‘ sufforinun Ilurinit itlt‘ plotailoll if? H“, mm.“ "my“,
”'0 night. Th" (1‘10”le Wan ”NH-"V" through the morning. llIII‘onIvnta
”WW 5'0“”; or "’1‘.“ Th" fuuvral “‘"" were horllutinu and IIIIIIII'nIltr-torv. but
”mm M” “‘7th from tho “'1" ”'M‘ in spltu of large gains by lit'lli‘t“ ill-l
Nil'lll.‘ l I'rIIgulaI -
~, .. I . r . . .' . . , , '
drum. in l auxin IIIIIIIIII. lridhi ,‘tl dustriuls. tho but as u Willllt‘ IiIII‘I‘lJlu‘d.
'_"”“"'“ ‘1‘ ' ' ”m‘lml‘ R9" ”' ”‘ lil'ONOlliit‘t'il weather“ The Hilton:
('nrpoutvr. of l’rotilienio. ll.~l.. for-
uinulnc I'Irporr out»: \Iithoul In‘II-t
though it I:~.~“.:ilIlinl:IIIl II non iIIIuIIl
Mitilii‘l I'Ibsormrn l'i"‘»’.i|f‘ili‘(l tho muvo I
mom of l'litlt‘kri natural in How of tlIII
IIII‘ont orlI-IIIlI-d .IIlIunI-II. and tho 1‘1";
illit‘iltlli ht lhr- siiol‘l'*iIIl_I.II‘IIIIt.
I
.
‘Francle H' Atherton. _ Selling prossuro l'l‘lithtl Iluri no. tho,
lI‘I':IIII~I.~I ii. Alb-Irma, who ior Hill"
«Nomi hour. l’ItI-N. llfi\\t\Ii s i'umod:
“"‘mm‘ “‘1‘” “I"! "N'" "“"""<‘“‘] “3 liiIlI- inI'llnnllon in liti‘lilt‘.“ bili'illliillilll
morly pastor of tho South Norwnlll
l-luplisl (‘lllll'i'll will ”illi‘lllli‘ and the
lilit‘l'lllt‘lll will follow in the
side t‘t‘l‘lH’ll‘W)‘.
liivI'lI
.—...4.—-
Imam“. M ”W Adams l"“‘“‘““ "m" in-ouminu llllllilsl «:tuuunm .Iilliilll :iIII
‘ . \ .‘ , . . I. . if .
Wm)“ l‘lmg‘lmu‘ iliid “h” “M “Nd-1“ tlIIu lIIIII Iltl linii llIII )ll'lillwsli 1min ~1in
u l‘uitlIl’ul ()iill‘llil, passed away at lllb
homo. 7523 William r1ll'i‘t'l. lli‘lillLi‘liUI‘l.
early )tIsiIII‘Iiu} morn-inn. liv won a
widowor and was survived in thru-
I.IIilIirtIn, \‘IIrn l.. Rubort ii. and
William tv‘. Allivl‘liln. 'l‘ho funoral
will hlI on 'l‘hurudoy afternoon and
tho thI'. liohIIrt (I. lllglnbothnm, it!“ hot Iivroiopod u nt‘adnnl‘l lltlllll iIIIIII.
slalom pastor of tho South i‘otlill‘l‘tKI'i' lIul glow dull on IIIII rail}. The month
lionul t‘lllll‘i'll. lll'ldFI‘lilll‘l,wlll oillrluttn I) ilauI'I-n of tho t'nppI-I i'zIIducIIrs‘
Tllt‘ bod)~ will lIII tuiwn to Nov lrlamd Association. showing :I IIIII-rIIIIsII in,
I-IIqu-lory~ South Norwalk. for burial. stocks on hand or uvurlv l:.IiliIl,lIliIl
pounds and n largo lilt‘l‘t‘llfit‘ in foreign
and domestic IiIIIIIIIIIIl. lItIipIIIi tho mp.
per group
:howoli iii
llIrlz'
llIII un‘llvi‘tti lint:-
IIIII k Island sin in; Iiillilll‘ ml i ,
on ruth-r avtlxo Iioalunza. i
in‘! F: liitlil. .I’\ it“ W .I-llli‘ kn
Ill-ponilI-nt slronath
mom was iIInorIIIi II'.
lit-l.
to l 1—:
I
lull mm I“
wart. H'l‘lilcii’l‘. | r. In. the mar E
Thomaa Bell.
Thomas Hell. on old resident oi Nor-
wnlk and former well known business
until of that city. IlloIl oi. the Bhldiera'
'iiomo. in Norman, this morning. in
‘lIiiI eighty-first your. Tho. decnnaod
fl... .. - ‘4‘
variants an In over
tear on iiiliiIIIlEIIT
two daughters. Mrs.
‘Gcorire A. M'Itvcock and Mrs. iloru m
. ' . .. . l' o ‘ 3
Monmunn. both of how iinron. lilo lilithiioun “mum” H ”mm“ n mp
breasts of Mr. and Mrs. ii. hi. NI-edI-l
and nurtures no a result of an tIII-i-
debt which occurred. yesterday. “llt‘n
'iuncral services will be hI-III from Ray-
'moud It Son's funeral parlors in Nor»
walk. Friday afternoon “at It o'clock.
i'l‘bo interment will follow in the Non
walk cruietory.
Alice w. Davenport.
Mrs. Alice Wentcoii Davenport.
wife of Rev. .lohu (i. Davenport. or
Waterbury, died in that city Monday
alter a long illness. llor husband
was pastor or lilo Park Street Congro
gatioual Church. of Bridgeport, for iii
her mother at ti O'clock yo-torduy
Inornluu. With a penny In ‘hoI hand
with which lo buy candy and did not
return lIl til .I o'clock in tho .Irlolnoou,
helm during tho right bouts » 'IiI it
claimed the uncut of .\ir.I. Joseph
Fruuson. without theI consent or
knowledge oi her parents.
The panic-stricken porch-'5 and rot-
ulle-II of tho family hunted .th din
trim of l‘lnat Norwnlk and the lit) of
South Noiuniir from one end to IhII
other for the child, pressing lulo lull“
I'iI'II Morris Epslt-iii's nIItIIInII'IilII .InII
tll‘l‘liiflK the aid of lilt‘ potion in lltoit‘
frnnilr much.
When the little tot wont Into tho
\‘iln Zuni IltrIIIIt more for her (‘illlill
rho dcmnndod It in a hurry. noting
that noun-Imp was waiting for her.
After nonrrhinx for hours, tho “trick.
no parent» and reiaiivou of the little
lot rriurnod to the farmer‘s home
in Bonn pluro. waiting for the worm.
when in walked the Iiitlo girl with
Mrs. Frannon. Just what wan raid in
tho latter in not known. At any rate
the parents and trioadn am happy
now, although not Initiation. Nth anI
the pollco in II particularii happy
frame of mind for having boon promi-
0d into such a wild liooaII chose.
0. L. In w. RAILROAD DECLARE 36
PER CENT DIVIDEND.
NEW YORK. Nov. ti.-l)irectora of
tho fullnwnro. InlIIlIawnnna and Want
urn Railroad Company today alirod no-
other "melon“ by declaring u stock Iliv~
dent of fill per roan, paying in MDI'M or
the Inirltownuuu Railroad company. of
“
tuemberI-d by the older parishioners in
that. church.
I. E. Sammie.
l. E. Summit-I. of Roma i’olnt uro-
dioIl this afternoon shortly after
12 o‘clock..nl his Brooklyn bonus, in
hit Chauncey street. The deceased
qur 7631mm of ago. The funeral
Funeral of Mr. Mliia.
The funeral of (Inorno W. Mill», of
Mott uvouuo. the church mutton found
dead in hill burn vuotordoy inornlnx.
having suffIIrI-Il a fatal liiiilt‘k of III-arr
i'uiluro Monday afternoon. will be bold
from his late home tomorrow aftorI
noon at 2:30 o'clock. ltnr. Frank ll.
Torrey, pastor of the I'orwalit Metho-
dist Church, and III-v. ‘Jmnon Itouiuu
Worm-r. roctur of Grace Church. will
oltloiato. Mr. Mlila won aIIIItIIu oi
both churrhes at the limo of death.
I Funeral of Mr. ciarlta.
l Tho natural or ’i‘omnnro Clarke. of
i-lprinu lilll avenue, was hold this
morning at it o'clock from lid-Mary's
Church. The aorvtoea were largely
attended and interment followed to fit. NW “WW
Mam‘arnmatary. Mr. (‘lnrlto won the Approximately "(l-“00W” "i this
“1““ whg 'ufiered a {w from a [M]. 10!" ”U 01‘?“ guaranteed $100k W1"
toad embankment in Norwaiit, result he DAM in the ntoleholIlIIrII of intona-
log in two motto of Imooaaoiouaneaa at wanna Railroad
the hospital. renewed by hia‘ death. , m ““ ”W“ “
IALPOUR’ HAG RIOIGNED.
LONIIIIN, Nov. own. .1.
hits realigned the leadership of the On-
pillilioii.
Man—u
TIMI! OF WAR.
HARTFORD. Nov. iI.-~0Irdors have
been recanted by the Colt l'nionl Fire
Arms Company, of this city. for a
large I'ounlenmeul 'of revolvers for
‘Buenoa Arron; also an order fromtho
, government of the Argentine Republic
] for Colt automatic guns for tour war~
shine.
u. mm...»
Elderly BpinatorwWhen l was your
In tho man found round me like flies
in a honey pot.
have stock.
Ihotiphwltllomdfi Elli
tar. .l.' ”E ‘
Ital.
the tendency of the market leaders ‘ ‘
.lo suffrage in this state, have greatly
“encouraged the members of the C.
their little. four-yenr-old dauntnvr loll,an in this state. have organized a“
ilalfour ‘
Young OnoI-sii‘m; not one tannin to
Inwmrm WWII-wmmwmvnnmifll ”when”... . ..... .
&
ATT
NORWMK'S trauma
oar GOODS STORE
3 and 5 Gazette Building
' NORWALK. CONN.
Beacon Blanket~Line
'The colors and designs are most at-
tractive.
Each one is parked in a box, with
frogs, waist and neck cords.
Cords and tassels to match.
Price Complete
$2.50
Beacon Bathrobe Blankets
are the Cream of the,
l -
Special fochdncsday
Fresh, Dry, Maine
Escallops, 45c qt
Homer S. Beers 8. Co.
22 W. WASHINGTON 8T.. 30. NOR.
26 WOODWARD AVE. 80. NOR. j
x 13 MAIN ST» NORWALK 1
GROWTH or WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
‘“ “” l
Bridgeport School Questions Were
Voted Upon by the Ladies This Year.’
'l‘iII- III-«intuit of Homo at tho annual
rouI'I-I:ilon, part or whicn has already
lil‘t‘li turlII-Il into the treasury. and
tho Imports showing: the plwuouilnul
growth of tlu- m‘iiiltlit‘llt favorable
W. S. A. in their ondoavor to win over
tho outiro state during th» mm four ‘
teen months, Thv individual leagues
are now settling down for a Winter
of hard and earnest worltk. i
At Hartford lhow opposed to suf-
frage, apparently alarmed at the great:
growth of tho IIqual suffrage senti-
alliiItlilfl'l‘hflt‘ tongue. The instinntor
of this now movement in Mrs. \rlhur
[Indigo president of lllt‘ New York as-
satiation opposed to equal suffrage.
\Vhllr one group of women was
listening to the plans for committing
the aui'fruuist IIIovquI-nt, another
group wan listening to an eathunlnatic
address by Mrs. w. w. Seymour, wife
of the mayor of Tacoma and a former
Hartford woman. She has voted and
what in more, voted on the winning.
side.
The llrldaoport women have taken
advantage of that? right to vote on
ni-hIIIIi donations and in the city (Ilocg
lion Imterday they voted not only
tor III hoot candiduloa but also on the
our famous
Ranges.
queation of bonding the city- for n new
high achool building. About a hundred
and fifty were made voters and III-om-
inont among this number were the
members of the lirldzoport' league.
hire. 8. 'i‘. llnvin, do, was elected pron-
‘ Idont of the Bridgeport tongue in place
'of Mrs. W. ’1‘. Hinolra. who in now the
' president of the state league.
(lol. N. ii. ()aborn. n member of tho
nlnto league and .one of the most III:-
.tbuolaslio speakers that the gunman
'onmpainn hill had In this state. ad-
'droaaed the New tint on league on r'ri-'
day evening. Nov. ii. it in expected
' that Mina inon tlfilhoilnnd the anInn
. millionaires: auftI-agint oi New York.
twill apenh In New Haven during the
limiter
M the meeting of the Ridgotlold.
loam Mrs. D. W. Workman area an
‘lioliitad to send in notices or the meet-
that to the pro“ department. from-
innate members Veto admitted to the
,: at, taint meeting.
Though uluII out of tan awn
may no won up: unit. hate. there
will uiwayo o the III nth man on
.ioylfur the dlrninnilIIIIII-ua of n
rtiff but.
Our museum: is to the "truth"
men today...
GROPUTA KNAPP
Stiff Hate .300
Knappl‘eit ...............9Ii.0t)
Knapp ”It DaLoIIa .......06.0(I
THE LA't'ItlT GOLLAR
Tha Corduroy .........lilaeaell'
Equal Pronouns insane.
. oi stilt. all, term a at last «actor's
What’s Going On at
H. Krieger & Co.
Listen!
We are selling more " Clothing for
Men, WOmen and Children than
ever before.
There. is a Reason
We are pleasing the people in all
their purchases. They find that our
claim of keeping superior stocks is
true, and that everything we offer
for sale 18 a strictly dependable arti-
cle, whether it be Furniture, Rugs,
Mailings, Linoleums, Lace Curtains,
Portiers, Couch Covers, or one of
Quaker Household
Everything must be right.
Our Famous, Liberal Credit
Plan Is At Your Disposal
Come and Try It
H. Krieger 81 Co.
a nromh of from t‘i‘ll‘ll chartol‘mem-
hero to nlxtcou. lI III quite jubilant
over the fact that two of its new moms
horn urn inllucntlul men.
The New (.‘nunnn lotiaue, organized
(lrtober :34. promises to ho one of the
bony growing ionauea of the ntnto.
Mw‘m.«a
Predicts Democratic Landslide.
VOLUMEIUE 0., Nov it «Iliuniui:
his opinion upon the wound in Mun-
enI-hunottn. Ken-lucky and mill). and
other places whore Democratic cum
IliIlntoiI were elected yoaieIdny. (lov-
III-um moron Harmon today predicted
it national Democratic landslide next.
your.
"The rloltlonn in tho." be palm.
"show unquestionably that the pub- . I,
lie is pleased with tho pro-out attritio- " '
latratlon the tax reforms that have
been made and the management or "
stat unicorn under Democratic only."
Welcomew ntranaer Lotion Iona or
endowmtflumwii round buainapa
)I
Norwalk Chronicler