When little Zero
Becomes a hero,
When old Boreas
Gets uproarious.
When the weather
In Satanic
And thermometers
In a panic ——
When all nature
Seems affrlght
Then you'll need
Our Anthracite!
--Phone 6—5-—2.-——
I Conneally 81
‘ Bracken
Our iinostare full and complete.
We "have
SHOES '
{or any and all occasions We
have Shoes for every member
of the totally.
SHOES
for feet
with enlarged joints or huniona.
Warm lined
SHOES
i’or notormen and conductors.
EMERSON’S
Arcuunportinx Shoes for tiat
fleet and fallen arches.
Conneally &
Bracken
81 WASHINGTON 81'.
Tel. 8684
ShrerRE for
THE CROUCH
ROGER LUDLOW
rwm cm
N UGGET
LITTLE GEM
CIGARS
B J. RevNOLos Mfr.
17 NORTH MAIN OT.
PHONE 330-8.
Henry Wilkens .
it is Just a few wank- beiore :1
Christian. (‘ome and give your :3
order for Candy.
Special pricoa to
Sunday 2.
animal: and churches. '
Only matters oi routine hueincee
Were transacted at the meeting oi the
Electrical (iommlautonoru which was
held. last evening.
.._.......
boat anything? Try a Sentinel ad.
~ into mint-to or noonte are honest.
round for better 87 and 810 Suite
than ours: you won't and any bot~
'ter.
and keep on our side of the street It
you want 8 for 8 and good eervlce
thrown in. Be wise—~deul. here!
Gottlieb’s s7 8. s10
11 NORTH MAIN 8T5
IF YOU WANT
to be sure you're getting Wm. Idli-
ron. 35 Fort St, must be on the
wagon and the driver must. give
you a duplicate slip with my name
and address. If there In any mis-
take telephone to the otilce. I pay
to II). ior rage and best prices for
rubbers. tnetaia. lontlter beds and
old automobiles. There in a stout.
man going around clntmitut he
works for me. Don‘t believe him.
itocnutu». l have all while people
working for me. I tulle ordt-ra out
of town. it you let me know ahead
of time. 'I‘el. HI.
‘6 % Guaranteed
Income on your mom-3; pttucipnl
and Interest rally secured in Itluh
clues Real l-thntc. llcst local rct~
urencc furnished. llllt'l’l‘lsl paid
from date received. Also sttt‘et‘nl
iucomo producing proportion,
homes and farms, for auto and ex»
change.
D. S. HULL
Room 1, Havlland Block
Phone 414-4. South Norwalk.
The B. Ilenhfield 8: Son Co.
Tel. 2“. 121 Water U.
'hadies’ Storm Rubbers
for low and high heel: 50c.
MEN'S heavy roiled edge ARCTICO.
”:25.
t‘hildrt-u‘s high rut Show In brown
Ilursiu i‘uli‘. iu button and lace. with
buckles, all 8125 to $2.00.
-~MAX LEVY-—
II! WASHINGTON ITRIIT IIIDBI
IOUTH NOIWALK
AGED TWINS AOPHVXIATED.
\\'t.\‘t~l'l‘lcli Nov. IthMlau h‘vn Han
and Mill. Add 1. Senior-d the lit your
old twin aisle" of New Britain. who
\vtue accidentally killed
had been planning to follow their
in; at the home oi Mrs. l-tauiordtt
atemou. Attorney (lemme A Sanford.
For 17 yente print with the oxcop
3 lieu of the time ‘ytho were abroad but
, war they had made it a practice to
'j vhdt Mr. Sanford'n home on Thanks-
giving and a day or two ago word
from them to look tor tholt arrival on
next Thuraday who received by Mr
Seniord.
WW
m“
Turkey has changed from the 'l‘urk
ieh time ayetem to the European alou-
durd and now toilut there want watch-
oa outdo with two lanes ‘
Amelia in Need
ll YOUR ACCOUNT IN
The South Norwalk Savings Bank
Your money is not only drawing a
from ten and the temptation to spend it tor comet-hint you can not
alluret without.
Open Monday Ivenluge.
liberal rate at interest, but. in rate
Cloud Iaturdey at noon.
will have you oath. Don't go mooning ,
IllIIIIlV IIIII Illitlitl
9 Funeral of Mn. Mary L. om.
The duuoral cervloee or Mrs. Mary
L. born were held from her late mt
, deuce. iii Rowan etreet. Rout Norwaitr,
,4 at 12 ocioolt yeeterday. Rev. Iildvtnu‘di
‘ . Cunningham. at Brooklyn, a former
pastor and iriend of the deoeh‘aed. otl'i
eluted There were many beeutliul
iim'nl tributjes. 'l‘ha interment was in
the totally plot at Struti'ord, this state.
W...»-
Fuuerai of Mr. Fitch.
The funeral services oi Edward
Witch. of Main street. werebeld yea-
tetduy afternoon from Raymond and
Heed our warning "toot toot"
Son 3 parlors. The time of the funeral
won 2: ill) ocioelt and Rev. Louis I}
Howell, of St. l’nul' a Church, onlclnted.
Interment followed in the Norwulk
cemetery.
Mien Hunted Entertaina.
Mitt» Helen llustod. of 29 Scrund
strnct,‘ Idust. Norwulk. entertained the
members of the III. F. t‘.|t‘,‘.luh, last
evening. hi her home. (lumca were
player and refreshments imI'Vttd and
all present, complimented their host-
osk nutter-ritually on her ability on an
entertainer.
DISCUSSES CALL HERE.
no
Rev. R. G. Hartley Had Not Received
Formal Notice.
\\‘il,l.lMANTl(‘. Nov, 18;" It lio-
camo known llt‘i't‘, yesterday afternoon
that llcv. ltttiph (l. Ilurticy. pastor of
' whom he liven.
'cuanton oi the attention on the
‘ Newark ‘N.
the Ft rat mullet t‘hutch of this city
Is to t'wcivt a tall to the rioulh Nor
‘wnlk iluntist chutch Tho noun canto
on u complctu surpriue to the. mom»
ultra ot’ the church. When own about
tn.- nutttcr Mr, llurtIt-y said, "I have
rot‘civwi no ttillt'iul notice of u rail to
South .‘x‘ortvullt. lull I did t‘ct‘i‘tvc it
lololtliom' message from South Nor.
trail. to lh-~ t-iiccl that tho church had
tanu action to extend a call to mo lo
tin thorn, but as wt I have not drt‘lth
mi whether or not I shall tit-cunt the
call to leave “'Illllllililllt‘." Further
that: thin Mr llurtlcy would not dist
clout iiw matter,
in the moat that he should dw‘lll"
lio learn this city tor Smith Norwaltl
.hla dcpnt'turo would
llt! an clement
of uriot‘ to the members oi the First
Baptist church. lie has not been here
very long. but during hie residence
here he halt endeared ltltnaeli in the
hearts of the member- oi the church.
and all thoec in the city who have
met him hold him in high eateetu.
With hia mother and Meter. with
he has mule many
friends. who would roilret to see him
no. yet if the call In an advancement
for the young clergyman no doubt
they would irel pleased to realize that
his edema and good work an a preach-
er have been appreciated outaide of
this city Yet the youna clergyman
while no doubt appreciath the honor
contorted on him by the action oi the
South Norwalk Church. has not said
that he would or would not accept.
I‘rottumahly he will speak to his peo
ple on Sunday anti tell them tlrlt what
he tntenda to do in the matter.
STAT! BOARD OF TRADE.
Annual Meeting to be Held In New
London Netti Thursday.
The twenty-mood annual mot-tint:
of the t‘onoctlcut State Board oi Trade
will he held In New London. Thursday,
Now-tuber 23. The meeting will be
cellrti to order In the rooms oi the
New London Board oi Trade. on Main
street. ‘et two. the time being placed
early In the torenoon in order to gain
as much time an poaelbie for the die
pro
gram. The routine mattera of boat
near and the election oi omcera will
Thttrmlui {be [unuwgd u,» the diacuellou oi the
night by inhaling Illuminating nits nl'
‘. tin» home of a relative in lb‘ookiyn. N.
.. Y.
- ueunl custom oi apondtnu ’I‘hanksgiv
ioliuwiug subjects:
a. New tendon an a 'l‘runu'Atlantlt
I’ort.
h. ~-.\ getter-at dlacuaalon of Board 0!
Trude work in Connecticut. with re-
port: trout conatituent charm.
The Sherman Antl'l‘ruat Imww
In It a lioneilt or an lniury?
In view of the tact that the tart aeo-
attm oi the ieaiaiatun authorised a
bond itutuu of one million doll." tor
the development and improvement at
New London harbor. and Governor
IIaIdeu has already anmintod a com
mlaaion to have char]. of thin work.
the llrat attention on the calendar la
one of vital importance to all the citi-
acnu oi the outta The courtealea oi
the Thames Club have been extended
to the viawuu delegates. 'i'hoae who
may be unable to reach New Mutton
on the early traina are reoueeted to
more on later trliua. at their couven
lencu. an the neutrino will be extended
Into the attemoon. '
me ”WWW...“ e
In a Newark tnctory two workmen
were atto'uttnu at each other up and
down an elevator shaft.
"Ilaud on." cried one. “lien yo no
understand th‘ English languam
I'm tellin' ye to hand on. ye icon-t”
MI) News.
The Sentinel want columns are void
by thousands.
sArunoAr nov in tort
IIIIII ll Ilitl IIIIEI
WAM. Wi‘ltlflti'l‘. 10: to a. m. w-titoolta'I
remained almoat stationary at the
(mental today. The demand was light
land trading was tiatlevv‘t. The Iaroim
ohannea were an advance on IA by
hellish Valley and a decline oi an
equal amount by U. 8. Steel.
WALL STREET. it a. m.--Speclai
stocks were titted substantially. pur-
ticulnrly Union Pacific and the copper
little spirit. When profits were taken
in the leadera. the whole Iiet (all back.
.Aotlve liquidation In the Wnbuah so
curitles accelerated the decline. Wa-
bash yielded 1. the preierrod 2 3'4,
and the 4 per cent. bonds 2 H.
um...” .,.,... ..
WATERBU RY GETS UNEASY.
Movement in Thai City tor the Com-
miaaion Government.
A movement hi on foot among uome
of the prominent citizens of Water-
bury to change the present. form of
city Itovornmt-ut and present. a char.
tor to the next legislature to have the
"by scrotum by a board oi commie-
aioucrs. compound of live memboru.
Ii certain plans work out sticcteasiully.
and the lucglulaturc docidrs in Imor
of such action. It would mean that tho
phone-tit bomdn would ho done nwux
with, and in lheit stead their uould
bc a sluttlo commiuuiou correlation of
momlmt'u who would bu elected by the
people. and who would he held Hill»
nonstttiu tor their acts. Each ‘li‘lml'l‘
inept Wtillld Iu- roproscnlod on tho
now board, and the Mayor Would also
lit! a member on the new hoard. Thom
would be a purchasing uncut to do all
the shopping and to In: on the look-
out tor bnrnninn all the limo. In ro-
iturd to tho conic-nth oi the pay our
velopo tor such menthol-r, Ufll' oi tlu-
cnici workcra tor the molt-mun! Bald
lliai night he would ho in furor ot’ hav-
lnu u tcriutn tired salary his ottottillt
titut molt of ability would work |NIt~l~
(ion on tho board. I
"it In curtain that good ht‘
said would he diamvt-rcd In It abort
time in the city's lTv‘iIi-lll)‘ ii thcrc
wore any uhorteominua in tho mun-
nurmtutt. they would be brought to
light in a short little. There would
not be any red tape attached to tin-
aruntiug oi certain dentaudk by t‘lil-
aenu under the unit system. an the
members of the wtmuiasion would he
in eeaaton with the Mayor nearly ev-
ery day of the week to iiaten to all
having: that wild come to their
attention and scion than: error-tun!
to the boat at their iudnment.
"One way at electing live members
[or the board." he continued. “would
be to have each aide prmut four
oeuvre. and the live men aeourtnlr the
blatant number of votes of the [mute
oi Waterbury would be entitled to an
election. The Mayor t'uruid be choa.
on from these newly elected oillclais
or be elected directly by the people.
"Management oi municipal attain
under a board oi commlaaionera nun
been tried out and worked aucreeniui-
Iy In a number oi cities. eatioclally In
lieu Moinea and In Galveston. In the
latter place the linancoe oi the city's
treneury were in bad sitapo owina. lt‘
is said, to ahortcomiuna ntnoua cer-
tain othciulu, but. since the board oi
commieaionere took the reins oi trov-
ernment in their hands great (‘IIOIHZM
have been made In the municipal ui»
iatrn"
l'e'sillltl."
IPICIAL OFFICER WINS.
w...“
injunction Aoainat Danbury ontotat la
DmIVed.
HARTFORD. Nov. IllwA temporary
injunction aanlnat Mayor Burton
Rogers. of lienhury. reetnlnina hint
irorn giving ordora to Billet of Police
liradley of that city. regarding the
employment oi .lullua Herman. a aper
lal utilcer in that city. was dissolved
)eaterday by Julia. Milton A. shunt-
way.
The temporary Injunction was ia-
aued on repruaentatione that Mayor
Roaervt had ordered the police captain
not to give Herman any work until
be new lit.
The hearing mterday was on a
motion by Mayor Ilolura tor a dlaaolu-
tion of the injunction. in giving his
decilton Judae phumway raid that.
while he did not in any my pen upon
the merits of the none, the situation
did not call tor a temporary iniunt»
tion.
a... .u.-.” mane-mur- A... ..,. W...“
amt. DIII more some.
iiRIillmi‘OR’l‘. Nov. iti.««~hiaraaret
Dunn. live yearn old. died here taut
utxiu trom burns received yeaterdav
attemooa willie playing around a bun
tire. The ohiid'a hotly wan practically.
all burned
“What did that Iditlterated food
grocer have to car when the lodge
told him to listen while he was malt.
Ina hla cuticle?) ,
Told the in...“ he did a strictly
cult baritone pullout any allergen."
uhoe Angelou Tribune. .
When you have a room to rent one
[cannot Want Adv. and rent it.
It
group. but the general market allowed.~
‘ . .TWO. cams.
to... -,
RIST
8: HYATT
DRY‘AGOODS STORE
NORWALK’S LEADING
3 and 5 Gazette Building-
NORWALK. CONN.
in our
THANKSGIVING SPECIALS
Bargain Basement
Cut prices of Casserole Dishes
$1.45 and $1.69 kind.
now .......... ..........$i.28
81.2.3 kind now ........... 79o
l'lttiu IIlown titular I’llcltel‘n,
1 1-2 quart .......... ....29i:
Engraved lIlown Tumblers
..e for 19¢
(lines ticlot‘y Holders . . . ..... 50
Individual Sauce Dishes ..... 4c
While we promise prompt and c-treiul delivery on all goods. we all! not be responsible for breakage of
china and glassware after it leaves the store.
Cranberry Dishes ..... . ..... 5e
Sorvlcmtble 'I‘nblo Spoons
..... _.............. Gfor 10c
tlood ’I‘eu Spoons ....... 6 tor 5c
Forged Iron ltuultnlr. Spoons. .7c
Eng lleatota ................ 6c
l’otuto Mnshurs ..... . ..... mic
Wooden Spoons ............ 3c
i‘ovorod Roasting l'ana. . . 51.00
Dripping Pans, 2st? in ..... 15c
Fatally Scales. Weigh up to
2.3 lint. ..75c
tibia, Turkey Plattera ....... 19c
Universal Mont Choppers,
.\'o. :I .................... 95c
Chopping Knives ........ . ..
I’urlng Knives .............. 7c
Pastry Bonnie ............. 29c
Rolling Plus. hard wood ..... 15c
Noodle Boards ............. 29c
a a.....:.--v.n
Homer S. Beers 8. Co.
22 W. WASHINGTON 8T" 80. NOR.
2B WOODWARD AVE.. 30. NOR.
13 MAIN ST... NORWALK
A COMMONPLACE AFFAIR
tr. 1.. .\t., in I.ilc.t
The wife of tho $l.2titi«;r,\cut‘ clprk
Mum Iiltlc may who bun nothing to
do between tuvnls but trim-r away
her time looking at the shop with
down, walking along. tin» art-hum. at-
tending an occasional nuttuu-c. or
playing I game of card!» with kindred
spirits» wan lying on the lounge In
her uptown ilat one afternoon reading
the Journal. when a friend cam in.
rushing on her like a new kind oi
animal with a dottirn to play. Certain
people in chin are. Indeed. like
cured animate. jumping around for
exerciee, brushing themselves of! with
their pawn. or doting Idly In the in»
termittent ray: oi aunltaht titcitoriun
through dusty windowa.
"My door. said the visitor. "what
do you any to a real motor trip"
along the river ior to nation or no»-
and then a nice. warm rapper and
return by moonlight?"
"With our huebanda?"
"Certainly not. How would
not enough money to pay tor it
know the lovelieet chauiienr in
world. and he wanta us
everything In arranaed. You tuuat
he at the entrance to the Waldorf
at i o'clock. You can wear any.
thina light. lie hue tur coata for no
nil.“
(lonironted by thin adorable tempt~
nation. the lady on the lounge N-
Heated an much as she ever did over
such a mprehenaihle thina.
“Ii John ahouid discover It ~~~~~~~~~~ -?"
aha said tentatively. "tie-Idea, he
haa half promiaad to take me to a
table d‘hote on Sixth avenue. I
should have to make an excune."
"You can any that you are viailo
they
I
the
to come~~ ~
In; me for the niaht. It would be
perfectly plnuaible In fact. that in
what you can do. You can come
bacit to my ital"
"ilut your huahatul “
"Ia out of town. You are. It in
periect. (‘otnou we must hurry."
In a moment all who tutetie. An
old gown wan exrhauaed for a new
one. the other adiuatmenta made. a
note written and In another haii
hour the trienda were hurrylna to the
rendeavnua. The car waa waintlna
tor them. with tvvo chauiieura tunic-ad
of one. and In another half hour they
won; allowing aloha the Iludaon thor.
mighty enjoying the criap air.
The trapper wan a mod eucceaa.
not longer than was expected.
t'teveral bottles at wine were con-
mined
At midnight a merry party. laugh-
in. and alanine. returned alone a dark
and tortuous way.
Then there war a crash Something
had happened. The steering near had
broken. The whole party we: omelet
tateti down thoalde oi an outlook
meat. ’
Shout! In the distance An amhu
lance. And then to the hospital.
‘l’lie oar Intent“ to a prominent
millionaire He appeared the nest
morale: and “edited in the and
manner that III new authors or the
yuan-ea“. m driver at the tar.
, In»
H. Krieger & Co.
a
AGAIN WE ANNOUNCE to
you a few SPECIAL BAR-
GAINS in our Cloak Dept.
For Saturday and Men-
day—always two busy
days with us.
Come and see our coats
for girls. Special at
SAW others as high as
$15.00
Boys Chinchilla Over-
coats. sizes 4 to 10 spe-
cial atS4. 98. Navy blue and gray.
Our Ladies coat depart-
ment is complete with all
styles and qualities, a bet-
ter assortment cannot be
found in this city, prices
$7.98 to $100.00
OUR CHARGE SYS-
TEM ‘IS AT YOUR
SERVICE it you
care to use it.
badly Iuiured. wan placed under ar-
real pending hie recovery. tile com,
panlon we: held an a witneee. The
two ladle: were also detained. It wee:
me that they would be out oi the‘
hospital In two or three dare. I
Angora
SWEATER
John. the lady‘s husband. reading COATS
oi the adalr In the papers the next
morning. attemled oamethlna. at‘ : w‘m. mitt. so". WNW“ nar-
thouah he failed to recent” the:
printed names. He went to thl‘
trtend‘a flat and from time it» the
hoenital. where his tainted trite tim-
otaoetl hill! with loan ot‘ miniature“
tie forgave her temporarily. treading:
nuan- developments. Six montha
later he not a divorce.
The chauifeur. who served 30 date.
has another Mr with the name no:
he always got. The millionaire m
a new motor car. The little lady in
a hard drinker.1"he Inn where the?
got their runner la nut doing a
thriving bueiaeaa The Hudson atiti
ratio on.
What ads. Wanna.
meat». without weight, but lots
of warmth
$6.50
alone. at ‘atteta, Cape. and all
0qu Weather Weanhtea.
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