noun no
amour, 10:10 a. Inf—no
Lehlgh Valley and American Tole
phone declined at point. Union Pacific.
When little Zero
Becomes a hero,
When old Boreas
Gets uproarious.
When the weather
Is Satanic
And thermometers
re" I In a panic--
" When all nature
Seems affright
Then you‘ll need
Our Anthracite!
~Phone 6—5—— 2.»
Conneaily 8t
Bracken
tlur linos I~Iro toll and rompicto.
We have
for any and oil orcusions. We
have Shoes for III'III‘I IIIoInboI' .
of the futility. I
"SHOES-"
for feet
V with onlntged ioints Ill hunlons.
Warin lined
for motortnen and conductors.
EMBRSON’S
. Andi-Supporting Show for
teouand fallennrchee.
tint
Bracken
31 WASHINGTON 81'. i
Tel. 863-4
MEN’S ”
' CRAWFORD
. suors .
‘ at $3.50 and $4.00 ‘
All leathers and shapes.
v.
—-r-——-
Conneaiiy & t
Guaranteed
until solos are worn through. ‘.
1“ WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGI i ‘
SOUTH NORWALK
Sure CURE for
THE GRQUCH
- ROGER LUDLOW
. TWIN CITY
, noccur‘
'§ LITTLE GEM
., ‘ _ CIGARS
‘ B. J. REYNOLDS. Mfr.
Am.-. ..... ....
Et'ery Ilny HOIIII‘ ntoro-pntronn who
ought to (Io-.no to your «turn go oluo-
wherein-Ito their own Imd your disad-
thtnznmbotnnao \Oill‘ ndtortlnlng
VI! not quite lmpolllng enough.
W
. along without.
Open Monday Eveninge.
A Friend in
The South Norwaik Savings Bank
Your money III not only drawing a liberal rate of Interest. but In auto
from loss and the temptation to spend It tor something you can get
will save you rush. Don't go mooning
round for better 37 and $l0 Suits
thnn outn; tind any bet
ter. liooIl our warning~"toot-toot"
and keep on our side of the street it
you want 8 for S and good service
thrown in. tin wisow
Gottiieb’s $7 81 $10
11 NORTH MAIN 81'.
you Iv on 1
(tool III-rel
. IF YOU WANT
‘tn Ito snro you're getting \\'III. lift
Will, 3:. Fort St. must ho on the
wagon and tho driyor Inuot giro
you :I IIIIpIiIInto slip with my mono
and uddrons. lI' Ihoro In any Inla-
tnko tolophono to tho. otlloo. I pay
to lit. for runs IIIIIi hoot Intros for
rutthors, Inotuls. I't-nthor ilt‘tlh .IIIII
old :IuiIIIIIIItIilos. 'l‘). .‘I. it: .1 ....I t
mun noinu :lI'tlIlllti I-laiutlnn ho
works I'm too. ilont iti‘iit to hint.
lNII-uuso l IIIIVII :tll whito portpio
urn-hing for um. i tnko otdots out
ot Itl\\ll, it ~IIIu III IIIII know it lIo.IIi
oi iilllt‘ I‘ol iii.
i
BUY
Hazeiton
COAL
The B Hershtield 8t Son Co.
Tet . 294 122 We!" u.
. Reading, Southern
" ,ngnin hol’oro
Steel pl'd. lit. and St. Paul 1A.. U. B.
Stool Common Wfl‘lIl relatively tlrIn.
falling back III; on an opening sale of
2.1300 shores. Rock inland pl‘ti. and It.
8. lteaily rose a point.
t wan. srunnr, II n nt—Tnu do-
cilno in the market was oriented by
the marking up of tho III-live Coniorki
Reading brouuki‘h‘. 154% tutti itehltth
nearly to Saturday‘s high prices.
Valley 17 it n. United States Stout and
soIorui Woutorn rnilroudn rulliod to
above last week’s closing Iiguron.
It ‘onuoiidnled this With unusually III-tire
and improvod two points. Rumors
of l'oIIlIIouIinu tIIvoIIIhlo IltIIIIIopIIIont
'IIIIt-oIanIIIioIi tho Inovomont 1!! this
ntoIIII. 'l‘IIo ntnrkot showed III Minoan
I] o’olocit. Atnorioun
:Slllt'iiiilil. yioldotl at point and i'iootllpft
loll hook on much.
! Wit. I. S'I‘itltlltl'l‘, Noo~n Intorost in
‘fiItMiIH luuuod toduI and tho mIIIkot
idid not Ilisplnt tho Iosiltonoy of lost
Iwook Ilttt int: tho IIIIIruintz. With prioos
it. ,t-IIIIII lli\ lone-r in London. trading lIo~
I
r '1,
(mm, Italy. I. to II .tIII‘
iilllullitlli ol ptotit tuition and inch of
toutsitlo Ilomnnti. Tho ('illll‘n‘t' of tho
.uIIII'lIIII IIIIIIournipIIl hour II'IIIIIII‘s III ro-
‘nI-w tiIoIr oporntiona and thoy Wt‘l‘i‘
‘uitlo to trying nimut Homo t‘orottsinus
i’rioo:s .t;;.IiII “(II)“.
(but tIIo I‘ltioi‘ IIIIiII II'IIt‘o iitnitod to It
handful of stool-at. tilt'll tlr tin- ('«lilit't‘h‘.
tho iiiil Izroup :IIIII t‘ousoiidntod lid"
Itlthor stocks iIIIprotoIl III II Inoro do
unto iliHiiitlll IIIIII somnod III oIYoI' toss
rosialnnro to tho tutornittottl -l oh:
taking nod itottr rolling, I.ohi:h Tailor
I".I.I'I. Iii .I‘.
:IIII'nuI‘I-II tu-l‘oro
MONDAY Nov
iiiilil iii Will Siiiil iliiiill Illil ilIIIIiiIIS. '
. w WAlAlo
*I contend from Sotmday's cloelnx prides.
‘ were general enroll; the active stocks
1 .when trading was begun today. Both
Puciiic and U. n. ,
:3, fort
Wt I.» Minna-“W“ Ina .. o . ,.
' Owen flhannon.
Gwen Strontium: on old and wyliI
known resident of Norweik, died or
his residence, Ii Hoyt street, Seton»
day night. He leaves a wife and It
daughter and a. non. The doushter II.
Mrs. Oltdord Hatfield and the eon Zion
anti 1’. Shannon. Deceased was till
years of use. The bunornl services
will he beld‘in St, Mary's Church at 9
o'clock Tuesday morning and inter—I
lInent will follow in St. Mary‘s demo
tory.
Funeral of Charles Anderaon. I
The funeral aorvioee over tho re—
- mains or ttbnrlos Anderson wore hold
from his home. in Sound View terrace,
yonterliuy afternoon ill. 12::loo'oioIIlI.
itev Frederick A (‘oieman oilloiatotl
and tho intotntont followed in the HIV-
Plhltit’ retooled-I.
WEEKLY WEATHER FORECAST. ‘
thi Be Pronounced Changes and Gen-
erally Low Temperature.
WASIIIN l'l‘ON. Nov, l:l.-~'l‘ho oom-
iIIg week will ho Ollt‘ of pronounced
wouthot' Chapman and low totnporn-
turns ()\‘t‘l‘ ill'ttt'lit‘aiiy the whim coun-
try, Tho ('old wnvo thut now rotors
tho .\liIiIilo \I'nst IIilI IIIIH’I' rupidly
onstwnrti IIIIII giro tho lowost ioquIIr-
itilli't‘h III" lIIII sons-on IIIII tlt‘ttt Inn (IIU'H
ot tho wook throughout tho idontot'n
Itnd Sonthoru Sutton, IIIIII on lhono
Ilnyn abnormally low tempornIIIrot-I
will oontluut‘ In tho Intortor Ills-Irwin
.\n ox-
to now of!
0;th of tho Ruck} XIIIIIlt-Itllllh.
tonsil-II IiistIIrIIanI-o IIIIIt
IIII North
Monty I- llr‘ltHll‘ti nod to .ItIIIIItlI’ti tIIII
illHI will at tltI “I'i\ by storm; n'ontb ‘
t-tl III tho North I’.IIII‘II Hillt't. 11 III I
Roth) Mountains l‘uosthn
Ibo .“itltiii' \tost \\1‘tilltli-‘~IIII‘~ III ’I‘ IIIIIN-
tl.i_\'. (lllti tho lunstoln htuton tho htt-
(Itlnx’ tlII-
ostnblis‘nod u llt‘“ .hitth Ion-l for ”W tot putt at tho wool. ‘lIIs disturb»
pronont Inototnont. tooIItIiIII; itilu. “u”, Will I", roomlotl I“. n gonornl
.' u . ». . o ‘ , . . '
lion Ito. IoIII .Itmnt - lltlillld oIoI iunt (hmm, m wntmor “mm”. m, “m,“
moh'. I‘lostns. llilii t‘otIoolidntoIl‘tlns
(H'I‘l' It. iIItIIIIo Wt-l‘o itt‘otulnt‘.
WALL S’l‘ltitlld't‘, 1 p. tn.~~-ltull our
ripulntinn 'II'III-I snnpondml on :I whifo
nttti \I-III-II pt‘ltiiio woto nought. tho
whoio list sharply. l.o‘.IIuII
\‘IIlloy I'olinnninhoti oil but It small
bruin-
e K.
6 % Guaranteed
Income on your money; principal
and interest tully secured by high
class Real Estate. Heel local ret-
oronro furnished. Interest paid
from data received. Also several
income producing proportion
homes and forms, for sale rind ox-
change.
nsWn
Room 1, Havliand Block
Phone 414-4. South Norwalk.
a
Henry Wilkens ,
17 NORTH MAIN sT.
. PHONE 3365.
It in just II tow nooks hol‘oro .
Christmas.
order for Candy.
Special
schools and churches.
t‘olno and also your
prices to Sunday
<“M Mav— .. 4””...
The Germania Hotel
J. W. MELOCHE, Prop.
line opened a lI‘II'I-It (lions
Table and Lunch
Counter
In his bar room ,
Special Dinner can be served in PrI
vate Dining Room and on ehort no-
tice. Aieo Regular Dinner every day,
"‘an 11:30 to 8, at: 250.
.. ...... n..." “mm; .
The woman who dooldou Ituoutiono‘
in the lIomn-mwhon and where to
movow-when to unblot It roommwhen
to uturt buying n homowncedo lint
llttio holp aside from sontlnal Want.
Advn.
Cloud Saturday at noon.
t L v“.
mutton of its iotonoon ndmuce.
iltontlinu droppod hurl. to II lInlI’ point
IIndI'I Saturday It oioso. U. S. Stool It
point. and Union Pnoitlc and Sonttmu
Pacific 1 1:15. A low lnnotlro stocks
\voro lifted IIInIorIIIIIy lwforo the tour»
kot weukonml. l'. H, Rubber ruso Ila,
National Hist-nit 2 H and Pittsburgh
(‘AmIl pi‘d. .‘i.
EUREKA LODGE CLOSES BAZAAR.
Another Suitceee Scored at Odd Fei-
’ Hall.
‘ iowe
Another success was stored by he
E'utckn ilotwkoh Lodge on Saint Iiy
gnight Mth their bottom, it int-go gutti-
'eriug being in nutenthunmo the mom
mlbora at which opened tho strings or
their purses no Ilhornlly tltnt practical
I) nil the nItIoII-u on solo were dis-
posed of.
The ontortolntnont ootwistod oi sing.
inn and dancing by n younger olotnont.
‘ > all of whom did tinely.
linuoitm was onioyod III-I on tho prt,L
' vioun owning. and tho anoint toninrrs
wore ororywhot‘o nottoonblo, The at-
t‘nir was It groin ottoman. lIotiI sot-lolly
und tlnnnoinilv
iNBPECTED VOTING MACHINES.
Quite It nu.ubcr oi the rhizome of
: South Norwullt have \Ilultod tho South
Norwalk poliI-e tuition of IIIIII to wit»
none the working of the It. 8. Standard
‘rotiug machine wh oh hi on exhibition
at that pluro, iii-r. Hamilton, tho Intent.
inntnIlI-d n demonstrator in tho IItuI
lion. Saturday. and III-Inuiuod in town.
.dotnonutratinn tho workInIIII oi the Hill-
KIIhtneu to all who route. The Innohiuo
will rIIIIIttIII in thin oity uovorul rinyn In
ohorno of Joseph M. tiomlwin, who in
doing tho Ilomonnttrutlnu.
Votintz on thin nutrition is no nintplo
ltllid “tho rot-milk no onto that hit who
httvo vinltod it IIt‘II visibly Ihpronnnd
nnd Ihoro in IIIIIII duoht no to what
their aoutiutontu Iownrtin the adoption
or Hindu IutItIhInoR anI.
i
i BLOW FOR MOVING PICTURE
SHOWB.
WASIIINII'I'UN. Nov. itlrIjMOVlilfl
picturo Ith'nv promoters I‘Ntolvt’d n
blow Iodny. whon tho Supreme Count
of thel luIlttIIl Button decided that mnv~
lug pictures, batted on tho sounds of
II copyrighted book. may ooneiituto It":
ini‘rinaomont of tho copyrtuht on the
book or the renorvod rights to drum-
attae. '
.4“me
. 'ronnwo m monmm.
T MAEH’AIJI. Mich. Nov. 13.wA tor-
nado posited oven Calhoun county into
into. night. running damage to form
property rstlmrtted at $125,000.
The tornado which eropI ovor parts
0! lilinoln Wisconsin nnI Michigan
Saturday night. caused the death 0.
nently n more of peteone.
.41....u-aw...‘
Try a sentinel ad
boat anything?
m, Thenoiority at people are honest.
«but II\ rains in :ImIttIIIIII Ilintric t . and
by mink IInIl mom.- tII tho \‘tli‘:tllt‘lll
districts, and will no I‘otlounl ii) II
I'hnnuo to wider o.\-I‘ Ibo NorthoIn
.ltnlt ot' the outintt‘}.
ISInIIIIIlI WILLIS l.. lititllll-I.
t‘hioi of l‘. S, Wonthor llurI-IIII.
MR. CAPOSELLA TAKES PRIZE.
.lusoph t‘nposoia, who III otnploy oIi at
tho Iocnl ot‘lioe of the I’rndontiul III-
IIIIrIInIIo company, butt boon nwnnlod
the trier», oonxistlng or n hnndsouw
loving (III), by tho Iotnpany tor hovtnz
boon tho agent to secon- tho most new
luminous in this territory. whiolI IllI
IIiuIlon praIItiI-nlly oil of Now Euclnnd.
The honor contorted upon Mr. Capo.
with to no small ono and tho ability
demonstrated by him III lltll‘hontlttx
his associates oi nil tho othIIc turner
IIItion within this torritory Is one which
shall undoubtedly be rontomltorod by
tho rompnny ot which ho III no out-
ployoo.
A SOORNER OF MONEY.
Doctor Jameson, tho man who led
tin,- tnmone Jameson raid in South
Africa, in now It buronot in England.
with plenty of money. ilut ho wanton
no time loving gold. An Amérlran
who know him in South Mricn tolls
this story: .
“.lnmoson niwutn scorned Inonoy.
Ho was (‘ot‘il lihodon' plIInII-inn. and
Rhodes was t-xtronwly fond of him.
Whon ithodon was on ltintlonthbod.
ho In-atrttrtod hie lnwyora to add a
pnrnnrnph in his will giving .Inmonon
two hundred and titty thousand dot
larn. Tho, tlootor howoror, intent on
doing all ho could to IIIIVI‘ or prolong
tho lilo of thin pntit-nt Iit‘VN“ let him
stun tho audit-ll nnd tho rennlt wnn
that .Itttnonon did not not tho IutIIIIdod
IIIIIpII-at. llut worry? Not on your
tile? 1 lIunIItItIy hollovo Iht' doctor
\vnu glad ho didn't not the IIoIIthhod
quIIIIy.”I-~'l‘IIo 'l‘wlt‘o-II-Month i'opuiar
Muguziuo.
BIRD- WOMAN'O EVE VIEW.
The III'IIIIIII II wito wnu taking her
first trip with hor huIIIuIIIIi III iIIII IIlr-
ultip.
"Wolt u Iulntuu, tloorgo." alto IIniII.
"l'tn nfrniIi WI» «null hnvo to it" down
attain“,
“Whnt'n wrong?"
unltIIII tlttt ltunhmpl.
”l hollow l lIIII‘o tiroppod ono of
tho pllut'l'illlttottn off my Inrhot. I
think I mm mm It ullntI-nhnt on tho
ground.”
"Kt-op your nont InytIlIItIr.“ «old the
aviator 'thnt II Lotto l5rio"- Young»
town 'I‘olaumtn.
"no you over tnliI Intuit to your
wife?"
“You. thorn are ooonnloun when i
don't dare not. to."
“llitlootll'i
“()tlIorIviao she might thing I‘d gone
asleep.
mutton-My IInlt~brether ht engaged
to my wiIIIII hultloietor.
IIIIIIIa-AVIIon will they be made
one?
, .
.W WW“..-
.... ..._. “I“.-. W .. “W
Sentinel want ads. are
workers. '
wonder
l'III-ltlr must \Iilt udvunt'o‘
onrourngtd hint III uIIIIsIIIIn lllt' uluutt
'overnthiug
Name I» It.
DRY GOODS STORE
.V NOIWALK’S LEADING
COO... "
‘ DOD...
3 and,5 Gazette Building
NORWALK. CONN.
Tempting Table Linen for
Thanksgiving
A most complete showing of Damask Table Cloths and Napkins III the nerest designs,
llthi. rousoutthly
priced whon quality is considered.
BORDERED TABLE CLOTHB, 70x88 inches ...... . ......... . ............... $3.15
NAPKINS to match, per dozen .......... ....... , ..... . .................... $3.15
BORDERED TABLE CLOTHs, iixtitt inobee ................ . ...... ..... .....$3.50, $4.50. $5.50, $6.75
NAPKINS to match, per dozen ................ ......... .. ........ $3.15, $3.50, $4.75, $5.75
eonoerteo TABLE CLOTHS, spottini III-n», 90x90 int'hou ................. . ............... . ......... $5.00.
DAINTY ROUND TABLE CLOTHS, nt‘niloped edge. 72 inches . . ...... . $4.75, $5.75
HEMSTITCHED LINEN SETS, (Ioth 7 9x72. and one dozen Napkins. . . $7 75
HEMSTITCHED TEA SETS, (‘Aloth‘ Itlx‘lti inches, and six Napkins ....................... $3. 00, $4. 75 $6 50
All gt‘ntleo of DAMASK CLOTHS by tho v‘mtl ...................... 250, 39c. 50c. 754:, $1. $1. 10. $1. 25, $1on
DAMASK NAPKINS in mont IuIiI-II. por dozen. from ..........................
Special forWedncsdayt
Fresh, Dry, Maine
Escailops, 45c qt
Homer S. Beers 8. Co. 7
22 w. WASHINGTON ST. 30. NOR. t
25 wooowmo ave. so. non,
13 MAIN ST. NORWALK
TRAINING THE YOUNG IDEA.
l'rot’. Loo \\'ioI::Ir
ono of tho youthtul Initdiuitn oI' tourn—
ina. aunt in tho AIIIoriI-IIII Inugnzine
intoly: "i did not Q’VIH'I‘I tho buy to
IIIIIIIIIsInnd Ivoxythiug ho rood. but I
, wituso hon was
Mint hII did not understand and. whikI
I-nIlIIIIvoI‘in: to make things (‘Il‘flt' to
him i triod to make him fool tlutt. III-
IIIIIIII. it he would, wort: out his dit-
IlI-ultion unaided. ‘l‘ho oldor he grow
the more i Initiated on th‘le. on the one
hand hopping up his interest by lot-
ting him see that l was lutcroatod in
he was doing. and the
other encouraging hint Ionstantly to
think for himself.
"Above ull things i tried to avoid
what i considered the grout defect at
the ordinary school education. As
matters now stund, tho school pull a
premium on memory. it Isn‘ttno
child who thinks heat but theoue who
remembers the most that gains pro
motion.
My contention is that the wny to
teach a child in to train him tlrat. last,
and all the limo. how to think; to
ground him in reasoning, no that he
Inn utiliao and apply it In thtI stud)
III any subject. :
“(it ruurno. thin impiteu In tho ho-
ntuntuu n I-IIrtnin umount oi tuctl’ol
IItntpulnlon by tho parent.
Inont he made, II. n kindly manner to
work out ptohlomn. in order 'ltat ho
filly nrqulro that some of mastery.
tlItII joy oi triumph. which in Ill itw
III-ll on imII-ntII-o to further effort." .
ANCIENT BRICK i
Burnout iiom- or New York otty is
in ponaooaion of on intorontinn col-
lortiou of photographs which word not-
IcrtI-d hy l'rotosaor .lIII'kIIoII ot (‘olum
bin itniIII-reity while on It trip abroad.
'l‘IItItIo photonrophs, which IIIIIII IIIIII-I-
ml connidornblo Itltomloti IInd III-nt-
IIII‘III. woro hroudht from tho notth-
oru port of “Milo. Atithunitttitll, [lotto
IIhbunn and Persian IIIIII nhow tsp-ICI-I
mono or brink, ttto und It‘l‘l'n oottn.‘
both Itluwd nnd unulnxod, Which itnw
boon in use in thout- oountrtI-n for
runny yonrl. Tho-Io npenlmnns of
brick tire I! rovoltttion to tho AtnIIri'ItIn
briok InnnutnrtorI-r wbi tum boon rotu-
in: ountont III tho holloi‘ thin the pro
duot of his particular machinery MIR.
equal In it not hottor Ibnn any other
Ir. oxlatonrtt. . “Holt and (tiny uncut-d.
MU...“ .o..u..-.....wum.~
IUHOLARO IN HAI'H'OND.
HARTFORD. Nov. lfI.~~~I'i‘ho mo
dance of Oliver .i. Thrall. in Windsor,
was entered by hnrainra last night.
and jewelry valued at 1209 taken. The
thieves forced IItI etitmtton'throngh II.
III e window.
“.4 “on”... ....... ”mama“ i
i
"You refuse to allow your eon to disgust
“In small. "
"."Wonldnt you even give me one Iii
Itudy wailing and grammar?"
the teacher.
"Absolutely," replied Mr. Gronchor.
"i want him to try his hand at out“,
rent literetnre. and 1 dont propose to
spoil his dialect and along.
I “written The sentinni. .
Tim child .
tho noonml negro?
tall do watermellona we wanted. '
"We. mocked the tit-III negro in
“Why, I wouldn't give yo“ It
1:08, at; $5.
« helps you.
t
I:
you. ’
Charge
ALL THE IAMI.
"Are you auporotil Inuit?"
"Well. i never hurt: titty IuIIII
Friday"
"In it dittoront from other tllIMi In'
that remnant?"
“Not It hit. "
'l‘wo III-Itrooti , tor-Io
Bald Into.
1.
h
_”WonltiII‘t out, he tine!" exclaimed
”lit-n no oould out
watsrmoton 1“
“'Wouldni [men also
wotormelont“'-with riding
than. “Why,
to with to‘ to own watermelon-t"
H. Krieger 8100
The Leading Outfitters for Men, Women and Children
Special
FOR THIS WEEK
Chinchilla. Overcoats for Boys, 4
[This is the best value ever offered by
Corduroy Dresses
brown only, $5. 98.
Overcoats for Man, Black Kerseys
andI Fancy English. Mixtures
$7.98 to $25.
Our Credit System
is at? your service.
‘ because ‘we think you are honest.
i
I)"
oomtorinhly
uprawlod bonunth II nitudy mitt, oniui’
Inn to tho full tho pontimo nt wtrthinl
tor the Imimulhie.
“l wtah I mid It million ontornwt
you one Ill
Indian»
yo good tomothin‘ my
nigger hadn’t you got nouah ambition
.$1.00 to $5 (.0
’ any store
for Ladies,
We trust. you
We trust you because we know it;
We trust you be-
cause we have trusted thous-
ands of people, and have made
a success because we trusted
It
Come and Open a
Account
HOLEPROOF
sox.»~~-~«$1.5o
BOX 0? BIX
HOLEPROOP roe
six mounts
Joseph Davis
a Washroom 0t- ‘nt. Gen.
Norwalk Chronicler