ransom. 111.1; .4, 1911‘ ’
111m CENTS.
When little Zero
becomes a hero,
When did Boreas
7 Gets upiroorious.
When the weather
'13 Satanic '
And thermometers
In a panic- ‘
When all nature
Seems 'offright
Then you'll need
Our Anthracite!
'4Phonie 6~5-2.—-
Gonneally 81,
Bracken
0111' lines are full and complete.
We have
SHOES
for no} and all occasions We
have Shoes for even member
of the family
1311101137
' ' for feet
“3 with eniuiged joints in hunions.
Warm lined
for I motormou 11nd conductbrat?
i ‘ i . 1
EMERSON’S
Arch-Simpmlling Shoes for flat1
1 hot and fallon arches.
Conneally- 81
Bracken '
111 WASIHINGTON er.
1 1'11. 363-4
MlEN’S
CRAWFORD
SHOES
’ at 33.510 and $4.00
All leathers and ehupcs.
until soles iiil'e worn through.
: m wunmo'rou 51'!!ng amnion
.1 oourHi nonwALK
m
Sure CURE for
THE GROUCH.
nostril LUDLOW
. rwni crrr
mother
Guaranteed 1
1—- MAx'. 'LEVY— I
tourney
"to "1115
will more you cosh. Don’t go mooning
round for better 37 'nnd 510 Suite
than ours; you won’t find any bet-
ter. Heed our warning ‘itootaoot"
and keep on our side ‘of the street if
you want 8 for ¥ and good service
thrown in. Be wleewde'ni hole!
Gottiieb’s $711 1110
IF YOU WANT
do he sure you ‘1'e getting \\ 111. 1311-
roll, 3.". Fort 81.. must he on the
wugon and the drivcr must give
you 11 duplicate slip with my 11111118
111111 addl'etil-l ii' thew in 11nyn1i11-
tnke telephone to the. office. i puy
lc lb. for runs 11nd 1.113111 1111133” .1 for
1",11l1hcls int-min, i'enthcl beds and
old nutmnohilt'n. ’i‘iltl'c in 11 clout
1111111 point: uround claiming he
works for 1110. lion‘i hciiovc him,
ilecuuso i have nil white people
working for 1110. i take orders out
of town, if you lct me know ahead
of time. ’i‘ci. Hi.
c
1] Talented 11111111111111.
111111 11111111111111
Hill iliililiii illilillliillll
“TM
Passing of the Third Floor .
Back”
The net-0nd in the courne of sub-
1 scription recitals for the benefit or
the;
‘Nor'wulk Civic
the ”bony Auditorium,
patronage of the
League womgiven ytanterdhy afternoon
at ihei’ieueunt Hour 'l‘beutre. Not~
withstanding the first cold duy of the
season, with tie higb‘wind, the pretty
hull was well filled, a perceptible in-
crease in- the audience since the iir.1t
recital being observed.
Miss Alice Chnpman, of Boston.
presented "The Passing of tile Third
Floor- lluck." 'i‘ho mnnugemcnt did
31101 know till Mine (lhnpmun arrived
at 2 o'clock that she intended to
chunuo her program from "Erorywo—
mnn," the play advertised. This 1111-
doubtediy occueionod Home dinuppoinl-
mcut before Mien (.‘hupmun begun to
recite, but it in very t‘llii‘t- there was
no disappointmentfrom the moment
wiicn niln fnil'ly nrippcd hcr hi'urcrs.
..iorotne'n wonderful pluy hue proved
tho \‘r31'y llt‘h’t vehicle Forbcn-itohcrt-
non hue ('1‘131‘ found. and i1 is prohnhie
this. is true of Mir-111 (‘ltupmuio Hel‘
wry bountiful voice, wide in Hinge.
iicxihic. Hynipnilu'ilv, lt‘il'ili-i itncli‘ ud-
mirttbly to the range of cinu'nciei'o.
11nd hcr reuiruini uud true inicrprcta-
under
BUY
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershiieiddz Son Co.
Tel. 294- 122 Water at.
'6 ‘70 Guaranteed
.4 income on your merry: principal
F. and interest. fully secured by high
class Roof mot-re.- But m1 net-
erenee furnished. interest paid
from daft-received. Also several
income. 3 producing . properties,
homes. and forms. for sole nud'ex-
chnnge.
D. S. HULL
Room 1, Hovilond Block
Phone 414-4. South Norwalk. ‘
A
' Henry Wilkens '
17 NORTH MAIN ST.
PHONE 336-5.
it in just a few wrecks before ‘
Christmas. Come and give your
order for t‘uudy.
\ .
Special prices to Suuduy
schools and churches.
I“-..
The Germanic Hotel
J. W. MELOCHE. Prop.
Hue opened a Firet (linen
”Table 3 and Lunch
"Counter '
in’ bid bar room '
Ltrritr: GEM
CIGARS
1- 3.1 J. REYNOLDS no». i
w .
“Mo..- «J ....“
...J,,
Every 11111 home storepotronn who
might to cc 1111 iio yum ntoro go oloc
“where—“to their own and yum disud
tone-become your udvortining
35.1101 quite impeliing enough.
”I
:1 Fri end
without.
ndoy Evolution.
I8 YOUR ACCOUNT IN
11.111111101111111 Savmgs Bank
bowie not 0th drawing 11 liberal rate. of interest. but is safe
to” and the temptation to spend it for something you can get
Special Dinner can he carved in Pri-
vnto Dining Room and on client no-
tloe. Aloe Regular Dinner every day,
from 11:30 to 8. at 25c.
The woman who decides quentionn
in the hume~when and where to
movewuheu to sublet n loomw—wben
to 1111111 liu1in~gnhome3~necds but
little help aside from Sentinel Wunt
Adve. .
in Need
1
Cloud loturdoy it neon.
. from St’Vt’lliCt'n different diulcctu.
. that her
" 'iho
tton of 'iho feeling of the druinnlini
.mniio 1-11 whole most 11ll111'i111: to the
icyo 111111 our. The room W115 hushed
511,511! thcrc Wore more in tin,- cycu of
11hr iinteucl‘iu when 1111- lust worth-1 oi
{the play Wore nucrmi. Minn t'hupmun
1411113 1111 her reason for thc chuuuc of
play 111111 11111.3 bud found "The Pump
in}: of the Third Floor lluck" town-
11le sucocusiui and well it muy ho,
for it in 11 1111-111 ploy. Sb: prom-11121
it in three octs, taking one hour nod
11 1111111'1131'. Slu- 111'1'1111111-111 il them 1111\-
i111; honrd it gircn'scvcrni times.
The lust 111111111131' in the stories is In
‘llt' Kiwn- \Vctlntmdny niti-rnuon, Nov-
lumber Ednd, 111 -i:-i;’1. Mudunw ()iun
iiu-runiorl‘ ni New York. in 11 costume
folk-11011.11 recitni, “511111111 of oil N11-
tionn.” . '
Mme. Burgutorf 1111mm her own ac-
:oompoutst Gertrude Snnfoi'dvidolmer,
of New, Haven. There in no accom-
panist more widely known in Conner:
ticut that Mrs. 1101111.; Since amm-
priming hi11113.u1nitlitorf"luu1 winter
in Bridgeport 11nd New Haven. Mine.
Burgutort‘ has been pfortuunie enough
to secure her eervicca for her work
in this state.
Mute. Burgniorf nppenrcd for the
Women's Club at their tumuui lunch-
eon, 11 your ago in September, was im-
mediately securcd by the (‘ivic tongue
for n rccitul int-it winter, 111111 again on-
gaged for this course. People nlwuyn
wont to hear her ugnin and again.
'Sbe in not ourpunned by any one be
fort3 the public. today in her knowl-
edge or ihtrfuik-mueic of oil countries,
and her very remurkuhle 11111111111111-
sbllity gives her the powm' to choose
if
Mme.
is not noncrully known that
Burgutorl'h voice had 11 diary of its
own. As a girl of t'iglilncn she had 11
high soprano so phenouienul 111111 it
was pushed iooJar. She found one
day when about to bike her lenson
singing—voice wun gone.
When one routines how full of music
she is the tragedy Judy be imagined.
For two years not a note could she
sing. when one day one niiddenly dis-
covered hornet! to he humming. ‘nnd
trying the voice. found it had return-
ed. but bud returned 11 mezzo-control-
to. Thin ntory may account in port
for thc thrilling, nymputhctic timbre
of Mine. llnruutorf'u note...
Mme. tlnrsutorf will wear the coe-
tume of 11 1111111111111 of the (lumen of
i'iorlLe. i-iwiizeriund. ’i‘hc iheotre mon-
upomeni‘ hope to huve‘iheir line new
stage und‘footllglitn in pince hy the
tWenty-oecoud. ' .
EQUAL FRANCHlsE LEAGUE.
Norwulk iluuul Fruuchiuu
Lennon hold it» yogulnr meeting mm
the president. M111. (:ohurn. lust or
U in; After the routine buninenn the
the plucnmllon of neverni commnni
catione from the Btuto Aeeoointion,
the meeting repaired illicit into 1111
entlnuiluotic, informal discussion can
coming the convention held in Bridge.
port. October 28-27. with Mrs. Punk-
...-.H......... U
- liurnt'l great nddreoo'ond piano for
helping the tilting modulation norm
ith‘e leglolnture next your. The Mollie
111- thoroughly olive and in earnest
11nd ballot on that its but help may he
uivonliy nonporous the mute and
national tongue with money 11nd eer-
vice.
l1111111111 1111 111111
1 wnnn author” 10 10 n. 1114111111-
sea in the opening prices 0f stocko to-
day were 111111111 and irregular. The
Horritnon stocks, the Center». 11.8.
ism! and Atchinon mode email gulne,
iwbile American Smeltiug, Northern
Pacific and Southern Railway showed
home heaviness. Notional Biscuit,
which advanced 1%, was the atrongent
stock. Canadian Pacific ioettp point.“
and American Chi-11nd Foundry 64.
‘WALL' STREET. 11 a. m.--'l‘bero
were alternate periods of strength and
weakness in the active nttxike, with
fluctuations wide 111 Union
Reading. Leninh Valley and U. S.
Steel. These innuen seemed to encoun-
ter 11 good dent of stocks whenever
they ruiiied and derived little benefit
firom the nuetnined etrcnuth of varicun
upccluitien. Notional Biscuit moved 11p
iuz.'li.li'ookly'11 Transit “.4. Norfolk and
Vi’cetm‘n uud lionsoiiilutcd (inn 1. 1
WALL STREE'I‘, i p. m.——t~iiockn
were unloaded trooiy 11311111 111111 the
whole mnrkcl hccumc urtirc nod
wcuk. St. Paul made 11 sudden drop
of over 2 points to Hill/9 on 11 low
Huycs. which hud u had effect on 1113113
iimeni. ’i‘he mot-11111111 lenders 111111.
'brokc nimrply. U, 8. Steel fuiiing l
1- it below hertz-rd 1y '11 clonimz. it: ruling
1 11-11 and tlnlon l’ucitlc tom hing 171)
l -.i nullinni 171 r. s cmlier.
Murillo. itock island Md. and Ameri-
1‘1111 l.01'0"l0ll\'l3' 11111. 111140 loot 11 point
cni'h. A1i'1'111'ti1111ni rniiv throw thi
murkci into duiincem holoru l u'cimk
Funeral of Mrs Cable.
'1‘ he flint-3111i 11911311115111 Mm. 1 Mint
tilt' .l. Cubic, of ”union :111-111113. were.
held yesterday uttci'noon from tin}-
mnnii Sz-Son‘n fltltcrui pn flora in Main
loll’t’t"2. Rev. Louis ll, Hum-ii. rector
111111111111111111. l
of Si. i‘nui'n i‘hurrh, oilicinimi und in- Y
lcrmcnt followed in Pine islund 1.131111» 3
for), i
Funeral of Mr. .i-lyatt.
The fununtl nervicen of the idle
Franklin Thomas 1111111. of North nve-
nuc'. who died on Friday night. were
told yesterduy hilt-11101111 111 2:111!
o'clock. from his into home. The eer-
vicon worc well Miellilt‘d 11nd there
were a number of beautiful liowore.
Rev. Frank D. Torrey officiated 11nd
inter-MAoliowed in Norwult come-
tery.
Fumi of Mr. Sir-anon.
The funeral 131111011 of (th‘i Shun
non were hold this morning 111 ii
o'clock from St. Mary's Church. ‘ in
torment foiiowed in St. Mnry‘s ceme-
tery. The iterviceo were quite iurgely
attended and there were u numbr of
bountiful floral tributes.
...- i
of William 1.. Olsen's shor- ntoro and
Louie Fourlln.
Louie Pourlin, of Wilton. died at tho
Norwnlk Hospital. last night. He was
a Frenchman and 1111117111 in Wilton 11s
r‘renohy. His romaine will be interred
in .loe‘o Hill Cemetery. Wilton. title 1111
teruoon.
...—you
Mary E. Cordon.
The reunion of Mury l3]. Carrion
were thought bore thin morning from
Engiewood Cliffs. Blue won a sister of
flurry liyingtou, of Norwulk. and fit-
ty-ecven years of 111113. The oervireu
were hold of 1:30 o'clock in Raymond
and Son's funeral parlors in Mulu
street. ltev. Frank ii. Torncyt pastor
of the Norwuik M. 11:. Church. official
ed. interment will follow in .loc'e liill
cemetery, Wilton this afternoon
OLD WELLS TO HAVE BALL.
Entortlinmont Committee and Officer:
Empowered to Make Arrangements. ,
The monthly buolneu meeting of the
Old Well Hook and Ladder Company
was held loot orcninx. lit with h time
the new-company officers made their
first report. . Thin was of ouch 11 char
pater 1111 to prove to the members thut
the new officers were in office for the
pin-oboe and had taken hold cl things
with 11 upirlt thut woe pit-union. Their
energy wnn’muniioeted from the start.
The eompnny empowered the officer!
to go «bend and net. nupplion «lid on-
perintond home improvements which
ure buinu conicmpinted by the coin-
puny.
One application for mombnrnbip who
recei1ed and took the usual cmirne.
The entertainment committee report
ed pronoun on the bull. which in to.
be held on the inn inni. _ 1
111 ...—...”... n“--. ...... -..... ...
on. come more Lose. ‘
The annttorium conducted by Dr.
George to. Cram. formerly of Norwntk.
at Bolilllo. (30111111111111. 11.11.11.311... de-
stroyed by fire November 7 The build-
ingn ure a complete loss. No liven
were 1611.
oeiveii notion of the fire yeltorday.
.roo LA'ro m eLAuiricA't-lon.
J
' an... M”... ......me
W3-
Lilitl'l‘-~ A non AND WHITE (30W
Finder please notify ll. Friedmln.
Phone 11111. 1114 it
Wife ~Why did you refine to give
that man the memo? ' 1
Huubondwrfo 1111 on iii-temper-
ed 1 won amid 1 1111111 1111m- 1111m-
mon up couruo to rot-e the rent.
inter on.~1r11.111‘11uu 1111111111113; ‘
Pacific. '
Soul hcrn ’
Homer S. Beers 81.60.; '
‘CAMENEAR same A RUNAWAY.
. wus torn from the axle hy the junk
NORWALK'S 1.111111le
DRY GOODS sronn
' 3 and s Gazette Building
yNORWALK. CONN.
priced when quality in Connidered
BORDEHED TABLE CLOTHS. 70x88 inches
DAMASK NAPKINS in grout variety, per dozen" from
Tempting Table Linen for
Thanksgiving
A 1110111 complete showing of Damask Table Clothe and Napkins in the newest designs
meet reasonably
3 31
..................................... ................ .
l
NAPKINS in match. per dozen ............................................................. $3.15
BORDERED TABLE CLOTHS, 72x90 inches . ..... ' ............................... $ 3.50. $4.50, $5.50, $5.75..
NAPKle to match per dozen ... .................................... $3.15. $3.50, 341.75.05.75
BORDERED TABLE CLOTHS, special size 90x90 inches ............. . ..... . ....................... 06.00
DAINTY ROUND TABLE CLOTHS. scalloped edge. 2.311111hes ................ .......... .$4.75, $5.75
HEMBTITCHED LINEN SETS. (‘ ioih 7.51172, and one dozen Napkins ............................ $7. 75
HEMBTITCHED TEA GETS Ulllh‘ .ltikilii inches and nix \‘upkins ............... ‘ ........ $3. 00. $4.75, $6. 50
All grndee of DAMASK CLOTHS hy the void ...................... 25c, 39c, 50c, 75c, 81, $1.10, $1 25, $1. 50
.31..00to$500
............
Special forWednesday
Fresh, Dry, Maine
. Escallops, 45c qt
22 w. WASHINGTON 87.. so. N011."
26 wooowttho AVE.. so. Mon.
13 won er..N0RWAL1< 1
D. Landy‘o Wagon Takes Wheel off.
Mrs. B. M. Andrews’ Carriage. l
ilill for lite timely arrivui
prompt notion of ()ilicer 'i‘iiuiuns .i.-‘1
llornuy. of the {\‘orwuik police force.
yeaterdu ,\ 11fturnoon about 2:311 o’ulmsk'. '.
litre Hurry Shiite-it. of West ovomie.
and Her mother. Mm. 11. .111 Andrew: A
with another indy were in :1 fair way
to iu-no been injured in o runmt'oy
accident. The war left wheel of the'
('nrrlugc in which they were riding
and
wagon 111‘ D. Landy, and the horses lie-j
111111 to prancc.1 Officer llorncy'n arrivf
111 and his quickness in jumping to.
their heads prevented the runaway.
The Andrews turnout stood in front'
the junk wugon come up behind them.‘
preparatory to turning into Wait-1'
street. in making the turn the driver
took ten wide a «weep and his wheeia'
locked with the other unit lighter enr-
1'in11e. with the runoff 111111 the wheel
on the latter was torn off. _ 3
None of 11113 occnpunts were thrown
out, but all were considerably fright-
ened and amounted. Thin 11111111911 the
pair of horse». Chief Thomno Lenther-
lund soon come up 111111 with other: as-
stated the ladies to the eldewalk. !
The Audrewa currinuo wue'iatcr ink-
on to the biuckmuith shop in Mechanic
street and repaired. the ladies being
ubie to resume their trip 11 ehmi time
inter
lininugeo will probably
from the junkmnn.
FANO.
“You. this may be Bnknby‘h lost neo-
11011 in 11 major lenxuo.”
"Eh? What's the
Bunny?”
”Didnl votl hour? Why three time:
he failed to touch third ‘
‘Well, woll.". .- ‘
“Yes. he struck out New time he
wont to but."~-Iievclni:d l’luin Deni-
er.-
llt’ nought
trouble with
t I 12111.
oompeririou THAT rows.
in the life of trade?“
"Oh. you." replied Mr. nuntln- Stun.
“But we don't cure to compel:- for u “l“ and W9”
1,“. follow from Virginia.
The mun'ii name who. Gilbert and
ey out competing for the privilege of “8 119“" hid been 0|! "1 rollinad
come up from his
chance to null our gentle. What
wont to tb find pcoplé with their mon- ‘
1111111111 them "-—Wnnhln1110n 18111
u m AQMW-in—
IXPIBIINCID.
election time will be too much for.
no woolen?"
"Not for me." cold the bundnomo Ohio during the nlnht. When
"i won 11 011111111111“, for Carroll went out to the ohaerinitoh
end of the car he found Gilbert con-
lrriondp 111 Nomad: re» my own onmnllliin1"~:l1-on Attire“. 'm. tempiniing the 1111111111 track with much
new voter.
queen of 11 111311111 once. and conduct
bone.
' fintorent
Ho reaction
I n t
1111 will
And known their month or weak
uou three“ to. one. “ '
’ L d ’i‘orior. ,
H. Krieger 81 Co.
The Leading Outfitters for Men, Women and Children
pecied
'FOR THIS WEEK
Chinchilla. Overcome. for Boys, 4
to 8,111: $5.
. Iain-ye
brown only, $5.98.
Overcoats for Men, Black Kerseys‘ '
and Fancy English Mixtures
This in the but value ever offered by
on} store
1
Dmesforlaadtee
$7. 98 to $25.
is at your service.
because we think you are honest.
Our Credit System
We trust you
We trust you because we know it;
helps you. We trust you be-
train" except
Virilinin- home to Wuhimtton.
the mode the car went
"Do you think that the diiiion of Wutmck or four trnc'lr made. 1
Not long and the colonel find his
tour switched off on 11 nidetrnck in
"Unioneh'
lubpritod money has media A non-
Junta: of men: n bright tiny.
..—
John H. Carroll. the Burlinuv.
.tou rnihood lawyer. won in Worthing-
"Yen niiii unis-rt that competition '0“ '3" WM" l"Ill needing the 111m
vice: of 11 mo to trnvel with him
in his private car. hired 11 good look-
recnmmended ynulm
(0
11-11111. "thin hero rail»
road seem: to run only one my How
Who feel. the heart; or all men in are we gain to get back ?"~—Bai11rdny
“Evening Post.
cause we have trusted thous-
ands of people, and have ‘made
a. success because we trusted
you. '
Come and Open 21
Charge Account
Wear 11“Benjamin"
WHAT' 8 OVERCOAT TIME?
l1 1 111:1 mm- 1111111 lim nippy’
Wliiflli lllil’ \iiiii' Milli illltl none '
i1? 13 time Willi! 1011 click mur
chin down 111111 111111 )oili cullnv
n'p-mii‘n tin- time when your old
ccnt loot-111 cider not! a new one
feels neconuory,
Ovomont il'lmo to Benjamin
Time
F‘iom 318.00 up. you can our-
«fine one of our ”ltonininlns.‘
tici authentic \‘ew York Shin.
1191 1111111111111 the moot clever
overnnrmoxvtn in America. Then
you re sure of long service and
i: on from criticism.
Ail
(W9? W011!
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‘81 HYATT
Norwalk Chronicler