THURSDAY NOV. 30. 191:
TWO CENTS.
1 When little Zero
Becomes a hero,
When old Boreas
Gets uproarious.
When the weather
Is Satanic
And thermometers
In a panic-—
When all nature
S'eems affright
Then you'll need
Our Anthracite!
-Phone 6—-5-——2._
Conneaily &
‘ Bracken
0111' lines are lull and template.
We have
SHOES
' .for any and all 01 ('as‘ioitv‘.
have 811005 for every
013 the family.
SHOES
for feet
with enhttged Joints o1 buniona.
Warm lined
SHOES
for motol'inen and conductors. .
EMERSON’S '
ii'Arcb-Bupporting Shoes for list
feet and fallen arches.
We
ntonibor
Conneally 81
Bracken .
31 WA::::N£;?N 8T.
» months.
“BARE FACTS"
are winners when they speak as loud-
ly as ours do when your Clothing do
mands need attention. Paws at, the
(1nd of this clawsw‘pivc its 11 chance
to serve you."
Gottlieb’s $7 81 $10
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
Real Estate Bonds
l‘uy intcrost promptly each nix
investment to urinal dult' oi” withdraw
ill. ("on willulrhw funds with full in
toitst lllltl thine 11111111 ii' dished
;S11111-s ot 11::1ti'ilod llnnd i111 dots in
«this ion 11.
D. S. HULL l
1 till inspection i111i111i.
LOCAL AGENT
Room 1 Haviiand Block. So. Norwaik
Phone 41114.
iF “YOU WANT
1.1 he ant.» 11111 1'11 setting “at i it
11111.3?- lt‘o1t St must in tut llit‘
1111141111 and the driver 11111111 hive
11m 11 duplicate slip with my name
and oiltirttss ii there is any mis-
taht- toiopbntw to the oilicc. J 11111
lc lithior runs and host prim-1'- for
1, robbers. metals, leather 1.1111. and
11111 notonmliiios. 'i‘hct'tt is :1 stout
1111111 suing; around claiming ho
works for 1111'. Don't lttcllovo hint.
lwcuti‘ao l have all white pmplc
“orhltta for 11111. i tukc orders out.
111‘ 1111111. it you lot 11111 itnow attend
of time, To]. HI.
, cur
Hazelton ,
COAL
- The B. Hershfield 81 Son Co.
Tel. 2114. 122 mm at.
Dre CUHE for
THE GROUCH
ROGER LUDLOW
_ . TWIN CITY
1' NUGGET
‘ LITTLE GEM
CIGARS
17 NORTH MAIN ST.
PHONE 3311-5.
It is just a Jew weeks before -
Christmas. Come and give your .
order for Candy.
Special prices to
schools and churches.
Sunday
,.
“Gr‘an'pa. your talk about ‘persc-
erence winning is all nonsense.’ '
“Why. child?" ' ‘
“Here I' ve worked all the afternoon
lowing [ bubbles and .trylng to pin
on mother's built—Life.
pacing an
- their
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Ladies’ Storm Rubbers
i’o1'lo_w and high heels 50¢.
MEN'S heavy rolled edge ARCTICS.
$1. 25
(‘hildten's high till Shoes in brown
Russia Call. in 11111 ton and lace. with
buckles. at $1.25 to $200.
-—,MAX LEVY—~—
l" WABHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
“BAKERIES MUST CLEAN UP.
NEW YORK. ’Nov. 29.~~~'l‘wonty-slx
-‘ bakeries in Manhattan borough receiv.
. ed orders from the Board of Health to
day to thoroughly clean up or quit
premises at once. The orders
were peremptory. and the ..lnsmctors
report that owners of the shops i1n1nc~
dla‘tely began work to put theh places.
- in such shape as to pass inspection.
Sanitaiy oiliclsis have thoroughh
'. cleaned 1111 nearly a hundied small
bakeshous in the city since the urn-
sade‘ against dirty places began. ‘
...—....
“What are you rushing around so
today. 9”
“lm living. to get something for
mv wile."
"Had an) ofters?”~-Louisvilio Conn
tor-Journal.
..p the Old Year Right
Account With
‘ l
,.
interest paid from 111.1... oi‘?
Stall-fed ‘Geese
Good Geese
'6‘70 001mm“ 6%. Good Chickens
Fancy Fowls
: Stewing Fowls
i
. Chickens
- Fatted. Ducks
Fancy Spinach,
Fresh Killed, Dry- picked
urkeys 20c lb
Fresh killed. Dry -
picked Turkeys
Nearby, Fresh- killed,
Scalded Turkeys
As Good as money will buy
Fancy Roasting Chickens lb 16c
i Stall-fed Roasting Chickens .
5»le average.
Home-dressed Roasting
Red Ripe Tomatoes
Fancy ..Malaga Grapes 3 lbs 25c
Sc lb
28c lb
lb 20c
lb 12%c
lb 12%.: F
lb 18c
81 ATT
DRY GOODS STORE
NORWALK'S 11111111116
3 and 5 Gazette Building
NORWALK. (1011111.
600000
cocoa.
(tum-d pi'lt'os.
Special Sale of Children’s Coats
Our entire stock oi warm. stylish garments in a art-at variety of materials and colors, at greatly 1'11.
All sizes, -i to it years.
New Arrivals in Ladies’ Coats
Stylish models in thc popular tlt'u1biotuti-cd goods, in many t'olor co1‘11itinutiou1s.
Dainty 11...“... Silk 81 Net Waists
\l'iiitc. Maui; and all the now shades, $3.98 to 5.7.00.
.
O
lb 12%.c
lb 25c
lb 18c .
lb 22c
lb. 10c
......— w... -... ......
pk 25-1:
Homer S. Heels 81 Co.
MEEllllllS' ISSUE
A PROGLAMTIDI
..... wigs-«....
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Nov. Ell.”
The western governors” special arriv-
ed in tirund Rapids today. 011 the
way from Kalamazoo the governors
want into executive session. Ono ot’
the results of this was the adoption of
the. following 'l‘banhsaiving proclama-
tlon:
.“On this. the eve of the day set
apart by the president and chlci eroc
iutlvnu or the states for Thanksgiving
and prayer. tho undersimicd \\"ostorn
govci'nots on 11 tom of the cast to ex-
tcnd the greetings and good will or
those they rcpiestmt to their inethion
in the oldci states. congiutulata the
people of the nation upon the limit)
blessings tecehed and 11111031111 hy
them during the past. your.
"The soil has yielded bounteousiy
or its treasure. neither war nor pes-
tilence has taken its grim toll of their
numbers; education and morality have
made noticeable progress. material
comforts have multiplied good citizen
ship has made decided advancement
and commercial activity 11nd industrial
growth have become more pronounced
and extended.
"With so much to be thankful for.
a grateful people should make the mor-
row‘indeed a day of thanksgiving. on
which praise should be freely offered
to Him trout whom all good anti pm"
1
tect things come."
'GREENWICH CALLS CHICAGO PAS.
. TOR.
(“liltEEN\Vi0il,, Nov. tin—~11 call to
become pastor of the First Presbyter~
tan lunch of this place has been unan-
iimously extended to Rev it‘. M. (lar-
son. pastor at the Fourth Park Pres
byte1ian Church of 01.111.130.11; is un-
tierstood Rev. Carson will accept the
call.
1 mum's man‘s.
The new “girl" compositor wished
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it practicable, that the railroad
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Veteran MeGrath.
Andrew Moot-1.1111111, inmate of ”W.
Fitch‘s Soldier-a“ llama in Newton
died thorn restarting in his Nth your.
The remains were taken to Winston
for intonncnt 111' Funeral lllrm‘tor
George til. Raymond
ASSURES NEW LONDON MD.
ova... “we.
Vice President Campbell. of the New
Haven Says It Will Get Boston
Rates.
With the assuranre that they will
cooperate in every way possible to
matte the project at raisins New Low
don to the first rank as a port for
transatlantic vessels. \‘icol’rnsldent
Campbell. 1‘oprcsontingiho New lla-
von road. informed a committee front
the bard which has been entrusted
by the state legislature with $1.000,-
tltitl to carry out this idea. it they and
will
agree to give the same rate for freight
hiilud from New London to western
points as from Boston. of thr- plans
proposed are carried out.
This removes one of the biggest oh-
stncles which was raised in the de.
velopment project. as the expense to
shippers of paying the present freight.
rate from New innd‘on’ might stop
them from sending their goods that
way.‘ According to the railroads
agreement. however, if the develop»
ment plans are carried out the rates
from New London will be made the
some as if the goods were received at
Boston. , ’ .
The committee from the. develop
ment commissitm. consisting of May-
or B. 14‘. Mnhau or New London. W. H.
(indweil. of New Britain and F. Val.
entlnc' Channel] of New Britain
spent several hours discussing the alt-
uation with VicePresident Campbell.
. According to the statements of Mayor
last night. 5 Vice-President
granted them everything
liiahan
(‘ampbeli
to indicate to anothei “girl? in the or. they asked and assured them that the
ties that; she 11111.net an old maid. but
was that. interesting thing—a widow.
l
road would be willing to to operate
with them to the fullest extent in car-
? . as“, did __ Mention the fright 1 rying out the development idea.
got on my.Wedding day?" .
“Sh-snh l1." whispered the spiteful
audletor "you alibdldn't speak than
' " way or your husband "
City Sport—4311a l have some shoot- .
ing on your farm? ‘ 3 f 1f
Farmer—4‘. crtéln 111.51.. 1.". two
humps in the barn. a book 11111111 in ‘L
Scotch mixtures are strongly iavor- the kitchen, a lllhtnlIll rad amt at
ed for tailored cults.
he is.
the trout. door .1111 it l?“ 11min at the
. . front. gate. Take youl‘ choiceaw'l’aiodot
What a man is when alone is what Blade.
Adv-Mae In The 31.11.1111
Homer S. Beers 8. Co.
22 W WASHiNGTON ST.. 80. NOB
28 WOODWARD AVE" 80. NOR
13 MAIN 8T.. NORWALK
What is Nicer for “Her"
Christmas than a
RING ?
LARGEST AND MOST COM-
PLETE LINE ”‘4 TOWN AT '
110113113
311 NORTH MM!" 81'. Q
HURLED FROM TRAIN.
Mysterious Death of Man With Dyna .
mite Sticks. at Guy, Ind.
GARY. i11d.. Nov. 3l‘."‘.-\ 1111111 boar
lug letters and cards with the name of,
0. Solution, of Chicano. jumped or was
pushed from the testihule or an east
hound iimltgd train of the Lake Shore
and Mithlnan Southern Railroad to
night and was instantly killed. \\ ithlu
a low {out 0! his body. seven sticks
on dynamite and what. appears to he
an electrical device for discharging it
were found.
The telegraph operator at illnc saw
the man‘s body hurtie from the train.
which was running at full armed. and
strike a switch. The dynamite tell
on the show. several feet from the
man. A search or the man's pocket
thought to light 11 quantitr of electric
wire
ileueuih the both was a long black
box. apparenlil some electrical con
trivunce. about 1111- size at d paving
brick.
'ihe police believe that the drum
mite was carried by the man. but can ‘
not learn what it was jutendod tor, or
how the 1111111 came. to plunge from the
train
BRIDGE A MENACE To NAViGA-
TION.
BRIDGEPQRT, Nov. tilts—Saying
that. in its present condition the East
Avenue Bridge in this city is snob?
structlon to navigation as only vessels
drawing twelve feet of water or was
could pass through its draw to the
is~ioot channel each side. or it. Cup~
tain A. is}. Waldrou, of New lloiiodn.
the resident govter‘nmant engineer, in
11 letter to Mayor Wilson today said
that unless the repairs necessary to
allow the dredging of an iS~toot chanc
nel through the draw were not made
by June 30. 1912. he would be forced
to leave a strong report to theseore-
lhly of war that the people of Bridge
per-t did not care for any fauna i1ar~
bor improvement as they would not co-
opeate with the government This ul-
timatum was a result‘ot the voting,"
down of the‘bonding issue (or .9. new
bridge at the lost city election. The
matter, will be taken up at the next.
toasting of the board of apportion
meat in January.
1 .
The woman who. decided quantum
111 the 11111119411111.1111 and W“ to
mvwwhshtto‘ 1.1.1.151 a Mimi-when
to start 11.11111. "a ltolhewneeds ~but
7 4111113 help aside 119111 Sentinel Want
" Advil. -. . ‘ ‘
outsider made a crafty exchange.
l ‘ Sentinel 3111111., bringfresulta.
H. KnegerSzCo
r111: BUSIEST
Cloak and Suit
Department
IN THE NORWALKS
roa THE VERY GOOD REASONS 'rnar you
can FIND WHAT you warm AT PRICES THAT
ARE POSITIVELY THE LOWEST consrsrsnr
WITH GOOD QUALITY.
Our Ambition
IS TO GIVE YOU THE ADVANTAGE OF THE ~11
PRICES. NOT ON CHEAP. TRASHY CLOAKS.
BUT ON GOOD. DEPENDABLE. TAILOR—MADE
GARMENTS. ANYTHING BOUGHT HERE AND
FOUND NOT ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY, CAN
BE RETURNED.
We Wood to Continue
THE BUILDING up or THIS ospaarnsnr To .
SUCH AN EXTENT THAT WHENEVER YOU
WANT‘A CLOAK. "SUIT OR ANYTHING ELSE 1N
READYrrOI-WEAR APPAREL or SOME. KIND,
THAT you WILL ALWAYS ‘THINK or
, \
A F'ioHT FOR FAIRFQ l _ .
.‘llm Hath; the Australian tighter, We have just receiVed another
came to Chicago at the; time Jahe . 81111an 0. He“ NECKWEAR in
Sohaeter, the billiard player, was in
his prime, and they came to know
each other intimately. Jake used to
josh Jim openly about his righting ca-
rear and air that none at his tights
had been too the level. _
T1191 pugilist was to be one of the
billiard player‘s party on a certain oc-
casino and locked a bit seedy. The
conspicuous blemish was his hat so
Schaeter gave him a five dollar note'
and told him to buy a real 0118.
Apart oi; the evening program was
a visit to a theater. where they sat-in
a. box. Hall hung up his hat on apex.
and din-inn the entertainment dome:
nobby stripes at 55:: in twen-
ty diffcicnt colors. A good.
dollni value.
‘ Farrold'weathcr. GLOVES ofH
. all kinds, from n 500 Wool to
11 luxurious fur—lined at. $6.00..
Silk~llned ...... “$1.50 to $2.75
Wool-lined ...... “31.011 to $3.110
for 251:. 111 quarter'siaes.
.11... looked over a sunburned and hat—2‘ '
tilled derby and exclaimed: \
“like. if i can find the bloke that
pinched my but there will~be one light
onsth‘e level‘."--chi¢aso Post.
*W
Joseph Davis
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