Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, November 17, 1911 · page 9

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We Are Cutting

 

 

 

BECAUSE OF THE NECESSITY FOR MORE 171,001! SPACE FOR UR CHRISTMAS STOCK OF TOYS

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Prices Right and Left on F um1ture Carpets, Mattings
Lace Curtains, Ranges, Heaters, etc.

Come in and Look Around. Follow the Green Tags. They will guide you to Bargains.

.. . THANKSGIVING SPECIALTIES

Large Assortment of
Dining Tables

Round and square, sizes from 6
feet to 10 feet.

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This Table. genuine quartered oak
top. claw loot; regularly $14.

 

Sale Price $11.98
$25 Tables at .1120

Oil Heaters

Every one guaranteed
Black Japanned. capacity 1 gallan.
Sale price

$2.75

Nickle trimmedL
gallon.

Sale Price $2.49

China Closets
Prices $14 up.
See the $28 at $20»

Buffets'Sideboards

Here's Just a Few

 

capacity 1-:

 

Dinner Sets

112 pieces. guaranteed not to
craze.

Sale Price $9.50

 

' Keen Kutter Knives 81
Forks

Regularly 15c each. Sale

2 for 20c

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$12.50 value. Sale ........ $9.98
$16.75 value. Sale ........ $14.98
$30.00 value. Sale ........ $25.00 .

SPECIAL

01111101 TAG ornan

SPECIAL INDUCE-

) MENT to all purchas-

ers of BRASS BEDS

One $5.00 Woven
Wire Spring given giv-
en Free with Every
BRASS BED bought
DURING THIS SALE

Dining Chairs

Cane and saddle seat. $1.50 value

.. $1.25

EXTRA FINE SET, genuine
leather slip seats; 5 side and 1
arm chair; regularly $25.

Sale $20

 

Entire Stock of ssoo
Rockers Green tag
Price $3.98

 

 

Carving Sets

25 per cent. discount on all Sets.

Extraordinary Values
In our Carpet.
Department

Entire line of Smith's Velvet Car-
pet. Sells everywhere at $1.25.

Green Tag Sale, 79c

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Chiffoniers

in Oak. Mahogany. Maple. Circus.
sian Walnut

$5.00 value at .............. $4.50
$7.50 value at ....... ' ...... $6.75
$13.56 value at ........... $10.98
$20.00 value at ........... $17.00

Prices to $28.00

 

Blankets

Prices 65c to $3.50
$1.50 value. Tomorrow only

 

 

 

 

 

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F. A. Mitchell,

 
 

mwhu. .m. ”Mw.~..-ww._- -..........._.......~...w_ mm...“ .

illiil SilliSIliiS

DURING liiliiiilili‘”

Thirty-one Births, Twenty-eight ‘5‘"

Marriages and Thirty-two
Deaths

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’l‘he monthly bulletin oi“ the State
Board of lieulth for October, issued to-
day. announces that the board. has
made urrunueuu-nts with 11 drug ilrtn
to furnish diphtheria 11nd tetanus untb
1111111 in nccordnnce with the not oi
the Lexisintnre npproprintinn ”.000
for their free distribution. The null
toxin is to be distributed through the
limit Moro, lrndc. When n physicinn
wishes to lit-tt‘ it 11.1 In to secure 1111
order trout the town bouith otliccr.

Attention is also culled by the nec-
reiury. lir. .1. ll 'l'ownsenti~ of New
11:1 \‘t'll. to the new low concerning coin—
"inn drinking cups.

’1' he tnorittllly rcportu l'o1 the month
ulmw that there were Lii’t; denthn iii
more than in September and M lean
1111111 October of lust your. but all
more than the overuse for October for
October for live yours. The denthn
revportnl from infectious diseases were
1811.

iteniniorcd in the. office, of Town
(‘ierit Herbert it. Smith. of Norwnik.
the vital statistics for the month of
October for Norwslitr show that while
there were 32 deaths. 81 records of
births tell of practically no change of
populutiou. An unusnnlly large rec-
0rd of marriages is in October seem‘
the to have been the popular full
month in which to be married.

he complete list as found in the
“Kurd“ it! the t‘onilillllnl: ‘
Births.

l C'lmries Gregory to C. A. and E
1.‘ i‘iiiolan

hw—Arlellno. to Nlchnin slid Hula
Fnleonc.

‘lirnnle. to .lohn‘nnd Phillscna Car-
bone

1w Ruth to Fletcher and Ruth Mont-
Emery.

7 ~Marton. to John and Ethel Pierce.
ti ------ Robert (ivyer. to Robert 0.111111
Florence Kitchen.
11 ”101111 Talisman. to John H. and
Ines (ice.
' 11 —John A.. to John A. and Nora don

men.

 

 
 

to Domenico 11nd

‘ 13.. Colombo. Clo.
l tlldu Fulusco.
l3 ’l‘hmnus John. to Michael and

\lury (‘ltnee
~11orothy Elisabeth. to William 11nd
Rosamond M11115.
Katherine, to
Smith.
ltl~~ 181111, to iicnlnmln 11nd iluchei Sug-
dtn. .
l‘l villui‘y Anon, to Wililnm and Julia
lrwln.
17-. lite Annu. to William and Ethel
Lowe.
iii- Rudolph. to hint; 11nd Mnntle Ro-
non.
iii» (liornnut. to Subuto 11nd i’nnouel
leno (‘immineiio,
lii-a-tlllmninlck, to Vincent and Faustino
. i’orl‘hlu.
lit .intncu Thomas, to Hurry lb. and
lmnu iiomnnn.

John and Agnes

20 1mm. to Morris .1. nnd Sopbltl
Epstein

L‘lv Augustine to Joseph and Miranda
limited

2?. ----- ”extol hwrctt.
(1111 Cohen.

33.. Greydon 'l‘homun. to Thomas and
Ella Garvey.

iii - iielou Amy Josephine. to A. (1. 1’.
11nd Pauline Soinlmooht.

till-7|..idi Halon. to Frank and Susie
Nylsnloskl.

25—»3011. to Matthew and Margaret
llurns.

2T (liovnhni Lido, to Nicholas and
Murie tirlnndino.

29~~~Stove Koo-mar. to Elisabeth Nagy.

flit—«Louis. 10 Louis and Annie Roles-
sur.

tt1~ listen. .to Albert sod Annie Bsneb.

Marriages.

thnmcs lt‘iorllto and Umtaiata Ra.
coho.

4~Honry Martin Kant and Ethel Mar

Martin.

5-'l‘hmnn-s J. King and Annie A.
F‘ltsmrntd.

lac-John Novslt and Mrs.
Kocsites.

7mPsul 89.110 and Cnchsrlne Chohy.

to Leo untl ilor-

Theresa

low-11111110! Honestly. Jr.. and Anna
Itadcttns Hartman.

10~~Hsr0|d T. blur-n1 and Charlotte
tern-111111..

tow-Harry Sanford. Crossett and Robb
Simona. .

tile-«John Edvard Kano to Mary E.
Ousteilo.

iinrosto Giannasi and Rosie Girl-
lord.

u»- Patrick moon under, and llnn
nah A. Hayes.

isnuflmld Waiter Verity and Cather-

he ”Hilltop.-

 

13‘4“th Becky ltreet and Mrs:

Laura Tyler.

it Michael Seoudrel and Susie llorn-
yak.

lit i’nut ’l‘otlt 11nd llonio \l'nrgo.

i wi-‘rnnk 1101101111 and Mines Lamb.

1? tlmrne Allen Doyle and (‘aroituo
icoiu Kochler.

lT-wl-Itiwurd Holloway 11nd Jennie die»
Pntltlctt. ‘

ltt~- John William Stirk and Anna hou-
lse titturuteri.

ttt~-ilnrotd W. V1111 “'ttltf‘nelt and bury
1". Harris.“

its“ Garrett St. .1. flycirmnn and blar-
umot 1-2. Smith.

20 (‘lurenco luxury Eherhnrdt
,ithel Gertrude Mather.

29-~»-'l‘on.r lIi itone and Rosie Venn.

31 ---- Jacob Arm-111111111 and Sarah Yan—
over.

22———t)sher (lilcltron 11nd Moria (lut-
kowaky.

2:1 Frank ituhlno and Morton Tavollo.

25 4101111111 1“. lluuchoy and Ellen
(turtuun.

rim-Arthur t‘hnries lioy-t 11nd Helen
Miilnrd lk‘itu.

Ind

Deaths.
little. Y. M. l).
. l ".lOllll Moore ............ 76
L’wiumeu burden .......... 35 23

i
«Josephine Huntington ...tlil 8 28
«John Bouton Whooior...“ it it
tl~~~ lirtdm Mclnemy .....7ti
lune-Inna Reed .........'111
il~i.owl11 ilrooh .........Iil 1
1 llm-HJuIia ileichol .thfl 722
ft-~-thtiam ti._,8sunders ...tltt 21
li-wnlhert Stevens lloyt ....17 1 2i)
i:i«~Willian1'l‘heodbra Jellifle.‘iil 1 iii

lbLVictor L. (Jansen ........H
low-Mildred 16.1!“ ti 1
lii~~BnlJy liornen ...... 2111‘ m
16 ~~~~~ Sarah 11}. Barnum .......lt) it ll
idmcharlos W. 1.110 . ..... ”52 ii 4
18~~Ja1nes i.. sudden ........ f
lil~~~0hnrlos 0.0n111vohl ....60 il l
wmm‘iiford Carpenter ...... 1 iii
boundary Keileher .......... '18 i
22-411mm Arnold ...........'lli ii iii
22 ----- Mnrihn Ann Alton .....'M t at
22~Arnold Stubnn 2 8 ill
23~Anns E. L'Hommflw .3?! 1 13
24~Ssrnh iiurr (3011 ........82 t 4
25. I-Theheu Tnnm ........49
27<-Joi1n .l. Moriarty ........ill
27w~navld Delowney .. ...... C17
Ehwi’utrick Joseph (inton ....titl it it
30~m8urnh June liiciiards....70 it) 22
30-Mntiitln Frnnces Joyce. . .03 it
tliulloxttnnn Robertson. ..... 71 It 24

W‘s—om... .s, w. .4. .- M...

if 11 man were as cheap “almost
any Women can 11111110 him techno
women could Met bin H
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rmn iii-'FiiiE 1111111

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i-‘n-opio are wondering why none tins
berm served upon Superintendent of
the Fire Alarm 311110111 John H. iloy!
by Jame-11 .1. t‘ahili. This. however. its

charter, section 25. which
for the npwintmont or unicorn. makes
no mention of this latter ofllce. How-
over. Mr. Count 11111] claims his once
and would have followed the same
course could he have done so under
the charter.

The case in to come berm-0 the so
porter court on November 2101 at to
o'clock in the toronoon. and Keogh and
mention represent the petitioners.

The following in is copy of the putter
served upon the present office holders:
To the Honorable Superior Court. now

in session at llridncport, in and for

'l-‘nlrfleld County:

(tomes Stiles Judson. oaq.. State's
Attorney. within and for the County of
l-‘Ih‘fieid, who in this behalf. prone-
cutou in his own proper person. and
at the relation of Edward F. Duffy. of
the Town of Xorwallt. within said
“county, and given the court to under
stand and be informed that.

t. 00 or about ihthh day of Feb-
ruary, Hill). the «aid Duffy on a
Newman 0! the ("by 0! Norvmik‘, With-
in fluid county. and no elector of 111.‘
state or (3011012110111, and resident in
said city. and had been such freeman
and resident for about Minn years
preview thereto.

ll. Bald Dufly. on the tiny and year
but aforesaid, was enrolled on the tea-
tsury list at. said City or Nbrnslk. as
a voter thereof: and mud sit the
qualifications required by in! to on-
title him to be appointed by the count
oil or cold City or Nor-wait as vom-
mtssionor of streets and sidewalks of
said City of Norwalk. pursuant to the
provisions or 1116 charter of said City
of Nowell, in such case made and
provided.

ll. On or about February I. 1911.
said Duffy one duly Ippolniod as corn
miseioner or streets and alumina or
said City of Namath. by the Council
of 1111M City of Norwnllt. st’a monitor
or said Council duly culled and held.
end said appointment at said Dotty us
said comminsimr 0t streets and shit
walls 'll-II is all respect. hereunto
the provisions of the charter of said
nanny 01W

 

 

captained tbmuah the fuel. that thct
provide-0|

 

 

orwetlk,

copied said appointmtnt as snid toni-
mlssloncr of at» eels and sidewalks of
said (‘ilt of Xotsnlk. for which how was
duly mortified us aforesaid, and then
11nd them entotod upon the duties of
his snid Ippoinlnulil.

’1. The pnwtnionu of the charter of
said City of Norm-elk. relative to the

sinner of sweets 11nd sidewalks. us set
forth to section twenty-ore of said
the Special tars oi Couecticut. 11101.
for of the City of Norwuiit, tire Is for
ions:

fiertion twentydlve of said charter is
hereby amended to read 1111 follows:
All elections and appointments to of-
fice. or to any position within the up.
pointing power of the Council. which
includes all elections and appoiuc

the eleet'ors of said city. and on the
mayor. shall lye made by 11 majority of
ballots cast in the council. the tony-or
having a vote only in case of a tie.
The unicorn to be appointed in accord-
Ince with this section are a city clerk,
a chief ensinoor of the tire dopart~
montftno or more assistant snuisoers
of the tire department. a tire inspec-
tor. 0 city engineer. a commisaionor
of streets and sidewalks. a superiuton.
dent of sewers. I collector of assess-
mania. and geomoration counsel. ‘and
there III! brunet-tad by the coun-
cil an inspector or plumbing. all or
when shall receive such convolution
for their mines in may be fixed and
proacrlbed by the Council. Bald ol-
sort shall hold one. tor one your next
rut-conning their appointment. and un-
til their sueoeauorl are appointed and
qualified. .

s. Pursuant to the provisions or the
charter of said City of Namath. as
nforosaid. the said Duffy wen duly ap-
pointed by said Council to hold said
other- of said commissioner of streets
and sidewalks for one year from the
data out succeeding said appoint
ment. to wit. one..vear from said Fol»
rusty 11.19“.

7.13! virtue of a custom which has
existed in said City of Norwaiit for a
buried or fifteen years or more. reiIo
tint to said sppointmeuta. and since
the charter or said city rm ”feted by
the (tempt Assembly, the turn of of-

and aidanailts has been held to es-
toad for a min: at us rear m
January tat. to the nest succeedtnx
January

 
 

 

.
nppoiniment of fluid office of controls

charter. an amended by section twoytl

entitled “An Act Amending the (‘hnr-9

manta not conferred by this charter on .
‘etse the ottlco of commissioner of

”was s moot-l.
tics of said commissioner for streets

 

 

 

Conn.

$1.09

 

 

 

 

sldeuulks 11s ainrenld the said llnl’l‘v
has ewr since sold ‘i-"ebruar_1 t’f been
hoitlinu his sold oflicet to whith he was
appointed as aforesaid. and ever since
111111 been and does still c im to use
and exercise the rights. posters and
duties pertaining to said olilee. by \‘ir-
toe of said charter of said (‘ity of Norv
walk. and by 001111011 of said custom as
heretofore eluted. in paragraph seven
hereof.

it. Notwithstanding ssid appoint-
merit and acceptance thereto. of said
Duffy to said cities of said commission-
er of streets and sidewalks. and 111 ch).
lotion 0f the provisions in said char

'ifl‘. and contrary to said custom. t.‘

lit-ring llylnuton of said City or Nor-
wuiit. on or about the ltith day 01
October. lull. and from thence con»
tinnouelv thereto. without any legal
warrant. claim, or right. has used and
exercised. and does tutti use and exer-

oixrects and sidewalk? of said City of
Net-.wuik in the place and stead of
acid may a said appointment In afore-
said. and said O. irrlns Bylnuton
claims to be commissioner of streets
and sidewalku. in the place and stead
0! sold Duffy and to here. use and en-
joy all the liberty. rights. privileges
and franchises to said 0111100 pertain»
inn. concerning which said once. litr-
onioa. eighth. liflVllW and trenchin-
0s.- the said C. lrvinx Winston. for all
the time at aid. has usurped. and
does still urp to the damairo and
prejudice or the right 0! said City or
Normal: and said rotator. and also
asaiast the peace of the state.

» Whmnpon. the said attorney prays
the consideration of tilt! court in the
promises. and that due process of law
may be awarded midst aid 0. trvlns
Bylnxton in this behalf. to answer to
this court by what warrant ho ctaims
to have} use, and enjoy the said oiliee.
liberties. rights. privileges and fran-
chiass aforesaid. -

 

«W

Woman tto detectivelwm'hy it
sun this out Then: came 0 ring at
the door. and there stood in men
who said they wm'trom the us coma
pony inspecting meters. 'l‘hay loomed
so dishonest. l thounht they were, no
i lei. that inl”~PIoit.

 

"And so your 1011111 1m. serves you
How fission“! tine
must be lumen-sir pleased." ' .
"Well. she use. at first: but when
“I“ IWAMI new III" as the
«flats or star 1110 not, 1101110 to

 

elegance-inherent nit-latter.

'rwo toenail 113.1111..-

“011109.

on October 21 and 22. when than“ .
of refugees were flocking to that m ‘
from Hunkow.
the. story of many
bloody incidents.

el soldieru'stood to watch for III-
chua "11"];th eucnpo by mum It

ropes. The fugitives were IMM‘
with bulleta as they lowered M
solves. 811mm saw a Manchu a“

who had paid 11 cooiie 818.000 id
aumpan. dressed ashore and bob“?
ed. '

elsn arms left their premises. the
ole caught a [any of lootm. it ~
them and nailed their heads 1
doom of stores and duality“.
nignn telling of the fate other to
would meet.

sum river boat was making his “
to the cabin. when rebels cargo '
Irised him and led him but to;
city state, whore be was Modded
his head stuck on a pole. A hill 4
who failed tattoo loom-s was .
tstad and his head put in a
over which n piscard was placed
lug that the head was thet of I
man.

by a clever rune Sever-ll bIIdM‘
surunts crossed the river in _
pans and rushed to the nice of;
mat. shooting thoy Worn loyal
and were escaping from WI 1‘
The sates of the smut were,
open and 01100 in the robots one
their white bandages.
not lotion and the mi tell of
I shot having been fired.

 

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it‘ontlnued from first page.)
Both were stabbed." _,
The Canada Morn was at Shut“

The steamer bro‘m‘ .
eyewitness“ I! ,.

 

it 81110111. 01‘ Yokohama. who went ll

with a deputation from Hnnkowtol‘u 1'?
Chang to rescue the missionaries lid '
other foreigners. clamored for .3
tutu-.9 The gates were suddenly 99.— f?
011 and a large number of cam
Manchus were dragged out by M
hair.
ed at the feet of the delegates. Th .‘
gates were then closed and the M
clgner‘s went back to tell what it”
had seen.

 

beheaded and their heads M

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

On the city walls a numbers of rob,

At a plum near Hankow when m

Ono Manchu who had bonded I

The Han Yang arsenal VIII espI

Halli ‘

cannon. Nov. lieu-A no

 
 
 

 

 

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