When cold winds» blow
With furious might—
When tires burn low
And chill the night,
‘ What can we find
To keep us right?
“The Ferris Kind"
Of Anthracite!
' tight
10!“)
Dunno
IlliPhOlti
TECEPHONE
YOUR ORDERS
652 652
, Conneaiiy &.
Bracken
Cottiieb’s $7 a 3510‘
l i
. a
tillii ‘llI 'Iilll *iiillii '
WAUI. 8'12. 10:10 a. tar—A re—ac-ll
, tionury tendency was apparent in the,
.' early trading on the Stock Exchange.
‘- today. Heavy selling of the specula-
‘ tive lenders depressed them rapidly
, and U. 8. Steel, Amalgamated Copper,
Union Pacific and Reading fell back a
point. hellish Vuiloy lost 1%. The
Hill stoclta'und St. Paul wore almotit
the only ones of the standard issues
to hold ilrm.
,. WALL STREET, 11 n. m.~~ After the
will have you with. Don’t 80 mooning iirst rush to eeil. the market became
round for better :7 and 310 Suitglilei‘vmlfl and iittul, hilt soon rose vig-
than ours; you won't find any bet‘toronsly under the leadership of the
ter. Heed our warning “toot-toot" chillers. tomploto recoveries were
made by ll. 8. Steel and copper stocks
and keep 0" 0‘" side at the street ” and the lnnrkct gonernlly showed it
you want 3 for s and good service stronli,r ulnlcrcurrmtt oi, strength. 'l‘o-
thrown m ile wlge-defll here! 'wnrds ll o‘clock prolil.~t.nlt~lug sales on
a large scale wcrc nguin ill evidence,
and Union Pacific was under decided
pressurc. >
TWO HOMESICK GIRLS WALK’lI
"”""‘ '"""“"-‘“ "“""'“’"‘”‘i MILES TO SEE THEIR FATHER.
Allfiiiillth, Nov. ll.v~-'i‘w0 liltiu
girls wulitcd nil tho way from New
Britain to this citywll miles, chnos.
dny, lwrnuilc they wore ilomosick unit
wontcd to not.» thcir littltii. Tho chil-
drcn arc thc dutlglttnre oi. Mikc Sccoll
oi' \‘ctcrnn street. wlloso honlc was
xmid to llc unlit for tho cltildrcn, so
11 NORTH MAIN ST. '
EXTRA PRICES PAID FOR
JUNK BROUGHT TO THE
PLACE. Rugs. lc ih.: feed
hugs, 2c each and hnkcrs' ilotlr
hugs, tic. it not torn; ruhhcl‘
wagon iiros ultd lotto tires, Theo
ll). it" not stripped; inner tubes
from li’c to fitlc lh.; gut-lion hot-w,
i zinc. :itfic lli.‘, hincltsmith horse-
lc ill ; powtcr, itlc. il).', block till,
i‘\'\\"t".¥~l‘ril)l ~ ‘ . r -
:itlc ih.: copper, Sc “L; lcnd and in. ' A ‘ I m “mm 0 mm"
tlgc in Now ill‘ituln, tllrco Weeks ago
Il)‘ the urticr of tho court. tlllc girl
is llillc )cnt's old and the, tiller i2.
'I'iti'y nrc mothcrlcos ;
Wiwn thc citlltirt-u in tilc orphnuagc
.\\’i‘l‘i' going to mass \\'cdncsliny morn;
sitocs, 40c per out: any ordi-
nary iron, 30c pcr cwt. I can
handle your junk at u very small
proilt at tho plncc. Wm. Efiron.
35 Fort St, E. Norwalk. Tel.
441. i do not go around with
hells. l tukc orders out of town top, nhout 8:30, tho Sol-on children-
li notllltui nilcad oi lillit'. WM” along, as usual. A”... thc g”.
it‘iccs'thcy iil‘oitc zlwuy unti i'oilowcti
Our lines are full and“ complete.
We have
SHOES
for an)" and all Occasions. We
have Shoes l'or ctcry mcmhcr
oi‘ the family.
f—SWIESW ’
for feet
with enlarged joints or hunions.
Warm lined
SHOES
for motormen and conductors.
EMERSON’S
Arch-Supporting Shoes for list
feet and {alien arches.
Conneally 8:
: Bracken
II WASHINGTON 81'.
Tel. 803-4
i
flames Means
SHOES
'1 In latest wide and llilt‘l‘OW high toe
$3.00 $3.25 $3.50
SOUTH NORWALK
SuchURE for
THE GROUCH'
ROGER LUDLOW
“ TWIN cmr
NUGGET.
LITTLE GEM
CIGARS
a. J. REYNOLDS. Mr.
'. The woman wllo dccldcs qtlcltilons
‘ in the honw-—-whco and where to
movemwhcn to ntiltiot n roolnwwhcu
to start buying it ltomew-‘nocds hut
little help aside from Routine] \Vlint
Mitts.
”'lr‘
«a.
Your'monoy is not only drawlnrn
"1 along without.
Open Monday Evenings.
~— MAX LEVY ~21
1" WASHINGTON STREET IRIDGI . 1
Wm . ....
: A Friend in Need
is YOUR ACCOUNT IN
The South Norwaik SavingsBank
: from loss. and the temptation to spend it for something you end get
A 'ihc trucks ol‘ thc llcriin-Ncw ill‘itnin
"dinky" liuc. 'i'hcy \vcrc givcn the
right tiircclion to .‘icridcu from itcr~
lin :Iiiil itcpi closc to tho tracks no
as lit)! to low- lhoir way. when tltcy
rcutlicd Ihcir oill llonu- on Voternn
strcct Iilcy found it dcsct‘lod. 'i‘hcir
father is honrdinit with hiicilnci t‘o-
ilt‘ll, his cluploycr. and tho childron
found him lhcrc. 'I‘llcy Wi-ro quito
i‘rcsh and tlllhntitc (It‘iililli' tho long
intuit. ’l'hc girls wcrc ict‘i lil tho cure
of Mr. and Mrs t‘ohcn owr night
not! soul hllck to Now itrilnill in thc
morning.
BUY
Hazelton
COAL -
The B. Hershiieid 8: Son Co.
T01. 29“ 12! WI”? 81- ATTACH MONEY DUE CONTRA
Pll'i‘NAM, Nor. Il.---liieputy Shor—
li‘i (iconic l”. Iioihrook “out to Ncw
Britain yesterday to serve notice on
the (.‘onnccilcut (‘ontrnc'llng collipnny.
of that city, that is ntlnrluuonts imd
itcon sorted on the city unrniehceln:
money duo the company for the
completion of the second scction of
the olcni sewer ltystcnl.
96% Guaranteed
2 income on your money: principal
I and interest fully secured hy high
class Real Estate. llost local rcrl-
l chance furnished. interest paid
“'0'“ date ”WWW. M30 59“"“1, The attachments are for amounts
income producing propertlcs. nggrcngtlug 35.700. alleged to 1... due
homes "I"! “Inns: {0" Bill“ “lid N‘ to local persons fti'om thc contracting
("mill-19. 'compnny. Suits for 325.000 by tho
_ D S HULL contracting company and 81,500 by
I 0
Room 1, Havliand Block
Phone 414-4. South Nor-walk.
were recently Ill'mlilill against the city
ior money due on the contract ovci‘
which thorc has liccn n dispute.
YOUTH PAYS FOR'MOTOR CYCLE
WITH MONEY HE STOLE.
,‘f nununc’rotrx. Nor. lizwI‘iiatod
- at the possession of “lilo he had oh-
tnlnod h) cutcring the holnc oi (‘ites-
tcr t‘lnrk nt lnlrhnn on Sundn).
during the nhscnco ol the faintly ill.
church. (‘lnrcrlcc iII‘thll‘ 20 yours
old. immediately invested stint of It
in n :notor cycle. This lvd to his or-
rost on tllc charge or hurglury. llc cou-
Icaucd null rctnr-ncd about 850. lie
was held for trial in hondit of “.000.
and to default or hull he wont to
linddam jail to await tho sitting ot
the lieccmi'ier term or the Criminal
Supcrior Court.
17 NORTH MAIN ST.
PHONE 336-5.
it In just n few \V(‘t'ltli lit-tort-
Christmas. i‘mtw lttld giro your
order for t‘undy.
Hpccial to
schools ltnd churches.
prices Sunday 7
COMMISSIONERS GRANT LICENSE
TO EDWARD O'CONNOR.
MIDDLETOWN. Nov. ll. Tht- omin-
ty commissioners yesterday grnntcd
n Ili‘t'lilii‘ to i-Ztiwnrii tt‘t‘olluor,oi' (flies.
tcr. to “V“ liquor lit the tlormun pint-n
In Iiillinuwnrih.
'l‘horc were two npplicnnts and hut
one could liiii'i' n license. This In tho
first liquor license tlillt lulu lump
granted in Killingwurth within the
lnolocry or any one now living.
elixir yrlltn lino without il'll"t‘Ilflt'.
tiu- ltodlIr-hl lltucl tu-cnmo n l'nluouli
ion in that port of the country.
The Germanla Hotel
J. W. MELOCHE, Prop.
line opcncd n l-‘lrst t‘iasu
Table and Lunch
i
t Counter
in his her room
Special Dinner can be urved in Pri-
vate Dining Room and on short no-
tics. Aluo Regular Dinner every day.
trom 11:30 to 8. at 250.
FOG CAUSES COLLIOION.
NEW YORK. Nov. 11. VA fog iltnt
delayed the nrrlvnt or daylight ncnrly
turn hours this morning was roapontth
,, tile tor n renrend collision on the
, Brooklyn elevated railroad, In which
ten persons were‘lninrcd. ' A west end
trnln crashed into the rum oi it Flatt
, ltldrc ilnln which was standing at the
25th street station on the Fifth uremic
‘ line. Only one of the injured hurt to he
tnhcn to n hospital. The accident. tie
, layer] traffic. for more than an hour.
Advertisehyou‘r‘wunts in The Sentinel.
f-
V... as»... .. ..,.. . w... . “.1‘
liberal rate at interest. but in state
The woman who relies upon Fien-
tlnel Wunt Advn. to mourn the house-
hold help has it little time for other
things.
Cloned saturday at noon.
; ' 2 ~ , SATURDAY,1€OV.tI.I§iI"‘
' TOR FOR CITY WORK. i
imol P. Sammie.
Funeral services Mr lsrnel P. Benn
min, a veteran of the Brooklyn Union.
tins Company. and prominent in many
ways in the social-and religious liter
of the Eastern District, Brooklyn, who ‘
died Wednesday at his home, 83 .
Chauncey street, Brooklyn, will he
hold in the South Third Street M. 112.,
Church, South 'I‘llird nlld Howe/3‘
streets, Sunday afternoon at 1 o‘clock..
'i‘he pastor, the Rev. William Hamil-I
ton. l). D., will conduct them. and the,
interment will follow in Cypress llllle,
Cemetery. At the time of his death
Mli'. Sammis' wire, lira. Mary F. i’iuco
Sammie, and his daughters, Annie M.
Sammie and Mrs. Charles H. Briggs,
ot’ Rownyton, Wore at his bedside. llc
is also survived by :1 son. Alexander
I’. Summits: a sister, Mrs. John
Lowndes, and u hrotllec, (‘hnrlcs Sani-
mis, all of llownyton. wilt-re llc had it
summer home, nlul live gratuichlitlrcn.
Mr. Summit) was it snpnrilltolldcllt for
the ‘lirooltlyn I'uion (ins company, and
with horn ill Huntington St‘rt'llU-IUIII'
yours nuo. hut wont to limokirn at tho
ltgc oi’ twcuty-i‘outr. lic wna u llli‘illlit‘l'
oi' t‘rue‘niicl‘u‘ Lodge, No. ill, 1. t), t).
h‘.: Iicthichom ivlllcnmpulcnt. iiintt
Lodge, No, 2043, it‘. and A. M.: l’rozrcs-
salvo t"hnptcl‘. it A. 31.; King's County 1
lulu intuition. I
Council. No. ifiti. It. A; Escntpt lt‘tre- .
men‘s Association ot‘ Brooklyn: 'I‘ccll~l
lticnl Such-tr and Progress (,‘Iuh ot‘ tho'
rilroltlyn llniou tins company.
Edwin J. Schmidt.
'l‘hc dcuth oi idelu .l. Schmidt, .«mn
of M-.'. and Mrs. Louis Schmidt. occur»;
trcd in Now t‘unnnu. this morning: at l ,
o't lock. The child had hcon ill tor scr-E
grill days with spinal meningitis, and;
was only nillp months old. The family :
formerly iivcll In South Norwoik null
ltownyton. illiil Mr. 4 hui‘uli was cm
L»‘\l
:uon's II'T')‘ goods store The funeral
will hc hold on Moltlili}.
it‘l‘tlllhllll 'i‘..oinus llyntt, «it No L"
North nrcnuc, tllcil inst night it? his
home. in his shty-citzhth icnr.‘ lic hud
lit't‘ll a dentist in Nnrwuii. for n unlu
her of yours. tic lvuws n widow and
two daughtcrs. ‘I'lu- inlwrnl will tic
hold from his Into homo on Monthly nt‘
tcrnoon M 2:30 o’clock. llcv. i". ll.
'l‘orre) olllcinting. .
Mrs. c. J. Cable.
(‘utllolino .I., widow-oi the Mir lturr
t‘niilo. o: till Harbor uremic. died this
morning, aged 5;: yours. I-‘uncrnl sci"
virus from Raymond & Son's pnriorn
on Monduy nt Billii p. m.
it. linwcll, rector of St i‘aul's Church.
will oillclntc. lntcrmcni In I‘inc ls—
llmd t't‘lncicl‘y.
Funeral of Thomas Bell.
The iuncrni services over tilt" re
mains at Thomas Ilcll wol'c hold you
tcrdny afternoon at it o'clock. from
Itnymond ii Son's tuncrzil parlors, in
lillo Peter Suzio company, of Hartford: Main itircct. Nor-walk. 'l‘hc lntcrmcnt
ioliowod in tho Norwnlk ccnwlcry.
Funeral oi Mn. Mabel Bouton Robina.
The funeral services ovcr the re-
mnlns of Mrs. hinlici lionton Rollins
wot-c held from the late reside-lice, to
Putnam nvcnuo, yesterday ltlim‘lltmn
at 2:30 o'clock. ’I‘hc ncrviccs \vcrc
iurgoiy nttendcd hy the rciuilro-s and
trinity tricndn of thc dcccuucd uud hcr
stricken tnmlly. ’ltcv. II. it, (‘nrpcrr
tcr, oi" l’l'ovitioncc, R. I, ottlciuicli
mid tllc Iutcrmcnt followed in thc
i'tlvoruitlo t'iunctnrr,
Funeral at Mr, Hofiman.
'l‘hc iuncrui of John F. liofltnau, who
died nl his home in Jacksonville, Fin.
will In» held this afternoon nt 2:30
o'clock from tho resilience of his sin
tor here. Mrs. William J. Brown, ot
llolden nvcnuo. Iicr. Ii‘rnnk ii. 'l‘oltrci‘.
pastor of the Norwalk Methodist
Church, will Milt-into nmI Interment
will follow In tltc t'nmily plot Iu ltlror
side oozuctcrr.
I
v
Funeral of Mr, Bullock.
’I'hn tunernl or iicrnuin lt‘. Holler-h.
of ihirioll, will he held tomorrow of.
million from the home of his brother.
and Rev. (It'orgo ll, Rutlth will oili.
cluio. interment will follow tho scr-
vlceu tn BIII'IIH. ilrovo cmnctvt‘y.
THREE NEW OPERAB.
» tluniuvn t‘hnrpculiur‘n opcru
"Louise" hurt had such popularity,
with its rt-nlisilo pictured, musical
and scenic. of Ports life. that the nu-
thor lute compound at trip tych or on
eras to complcie his heroino's story.
The Well known "porn leaves lanolin
running lynch to her beloved Paris
from her father‘s luunm. and now we
are to learn what hereunto of her. The
names or the second and third of the
three now operate (they are two acts
ench‘ are “ inmmedinnte” and "Tra-
uctlinntc."
t.
'Ttle woman winii latte: upon Bentl—
uni Want, Advertlhe‘ments to secure
the household help has a little time
”tor other things.
Special forWednesdayl L
Homer S. Beers & Co.
ployctl i'ol' mwcl'ni yours in llm‘hv‘dl22 W. WASHINGTON 8T.. 30. NOR.'
I
Franklin Thomas Hyatt. l
itcr. Louis:
I Adrertiae in m Instinct.
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T. s
NORWALK’S LEADING
DRY GOODS. STORE NORWALK, CONN.
Beacon Bathro c Blankets
are the Cream of the .4; ‘
Beacon Blanket Line “ ’ "
THE‘ICOLORS AND useless ARE.
MOST ATTRACTIVE.
. Q o o o g 3 and 5 Gazette Building
EACH ONE IS PACKED W A
BOX, WITH FROGS, CORDS
AND TASSEL8 TO MATCH.
Price Complete
$2.50
.1 . ‘.
.KriegcrdzCo.
Special
--- for ---
Tomorrow
vu—
Fresh. Dry. Maine
Escaliops, 45c qt
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26 WOODWARD AVE. 80. NOR.
13 MAIN ST. NORWALK
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CHILDHOOD. i
hit tliilli, \t‘c lot) now t‘lliidrcll, i
I.iltic and mirl'l ucrc wc,
Wc orlguicii into tin- lp-nhouno
.-\ud Ind outacircn tilcro with XII'K‘.
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”Vile-ii'tiiiutllt"H it soundctl :
'i‘hc rnuuiur farmyard cry. .
"i‘oci.nuituuilc'“ it oiicntcd l
‘c-A-n n.—
'l‘ilc cure oi the [Millst‘l'lly. We have been fortunate in obtaining a small IOt Df
Corduroy Dresses and Waists. brawl only. These
Dresses are worth $!0 and the 57.98 & $2 .98
Waistiare worth $4. Special
Coats! Coatsll Coats!!!
Here you‘ll find more Coats than all the rest ‘of
' the stores combined are showing; more up-to-datc
styles, more variety to select from, lower prices for
good Coats. and a liberal charge system. So it you
haven’t enough money you can buy from us just the
same, and cheaper than other stores are selling for
In the yard iiicl‘c wcl’c pat-kiln; lilacs;
We papers-ti tllont hit by hit,
And thorn in our olcgnrl mansion
The pnir of or. loved to sit.
(inc of our rcgtliur cullcrs
Was the out from over the wall,
We met hcrc with bowing nod cortsc),
And thnultcli ilcr each time for her
cull.
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We trusted hcr cold one hotter, l
tinr speeches were smooth and put.
Since lllcli wc Ilith‘ said the some
things
To utility on ancient out.
cash.
Our Men’s O’Coat and
Suit Dept.
is second to none in The Norwalks. Men of limited
means and with lard; families need not deprive them-
selves of good Clothing.
Our Easy Credit Plan
Will take care of you
H. Kricger&Co. I
Somctimca we not dlncollt'nillg
Lille gruylicnrds cit-r so wisc.
Stalled no Wc thotuzht of the present.
Wished lhut Illc pnet could rise.
Sorrowcd that trust. and faith,
Ami low lmd deported hence.
iirouncd M the price of c0599,
.-\nd the scorclty oi‘ pcuco.
(lone are the dnya oi childhood
An all things illlll to dust,
The world. the yonrn nod the pcnnios
And iot'i- uttd tulih iIIltI trust.
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"£008 I6 5068."
A nldc light on ”11‘ pruvnlling once-
tion oi wliui mutton living cost so
much is iurnlnhcd try n writer in
llnrporn VVN‘kly. 'l‘llc Innllloll of diu-
r-olvllut ponrls Ill \‘lncgnr. hc suits.
wnit ncrcr more common tluul todny
and the men who color to the hunger
and thirst of tho wruithy in New York
make u protlt ot‘ anything up to 300
[WP cont.
l-‘or this condition he hlnmen a cor-
inln chm of restaurant pureed-"per-
mlilti who turn up their notice at 'chn
with “Hill”. choose, 25 cruta,‘ hut no
Iltlo ccuinclnu m‘cr ‘imitlu n In rolttc.
Sl‘ i‘x‘iitilli’ lili' rump dish.”
i OPIDER'O WEI IN ASTRONOMY. I
The cullivnllon‘tor ucclntillc usca‘
of certain npidcra
tor the ilnc thrt-ndn lltoy wwwo imq‘
no important. tutoring upon .tutronolny.
\‘o nulmtllutc for tho npltipwn Hm...“
has yet hocn found for him-cling inc
N'rcw oi” the micrometer used for do.
irrmlulnn the position .ImI motions
for tho rturs. Not only tmcnusn of
tilt: romurhnlllo tinnitus of ‘hc thmnd
HI‘i' they, vnluohlo hilt hocuusn of
tlolr durnlllo qualities. i
The threads oi certain milder-ii
ruler-d for astronomical purpose-rt with-
stand stanzas in temperature so innt
illicit In monitoring sun Minis they
are uninjured when the heat is so
grout that the tonnes of the this,
crometcr cyoptocon are crncknll, '
These spiders llncn are only one—
Mtlt i0 onetncventh of n thousandth
of an inch in diameter, compared,
with which the threads of the stilt»i
lworm are large and nitlmsymficlentl-
the American. . '
« wy-aW. damn“... a... ,
WEAR.
HOLEPR 00F
son-«also
BOX OF ant
annulus solely
i
PUT BANDFORD AT WORK.
'I‘Itut Hnlilliord. like Paul, noted the
lives or nil on ship by his polttc and
his command, that. in, by morul nali~
ties. is declared by one of the [lililium‘
we on the (loronot. lt cinema to tilt
that. instead or prosecution and Inn
prttibument it Is it stood time to give
Hmdtord ouch Ilhnrty as he to capable
of rightly .uslng on pnroiwwraquirtng
him to take command or the colony
at sullen and mhhc it on niilciimt roi-
religion, culture nnd'tntlnniry in the
modern use as wim- the monasteries
in the middle “tuna-«splendid Mylmmt
oi the hand. the head and the heart
at the dark ages.--‘laiwllitnn Journal.
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HOLEPROOF con
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not mourut
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Joseph Drivis
an Wuhirmton at. ifil. a...
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Norwalk Chronicler