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Evening sentinel, Monday, December 4, 1911 · page 11

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MONDAY. DECE BER 4, I91: '

 

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When little Zero
Becomes a hero,
When old Boreas
Gets uproarlous.
When the weather
Is Satanic -

And thermometers
In a panic-—

When all nature
Seems affrlght
Then you’ll need
Our Anthracite!

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

-—Phone 6—572.»

 

'Coiineaily &
Bracken '

, 0111' lines tire l‘ull 11nd complete.

We have

 
 

 

 

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Scores of sutisiicd
this town.

Room 1 Havilaod Block,

 

‘ lllllil ill Will illitl

WALL S'I‘RlIlE'l‘, 10:l0 u. tum-Irreg-
ular chunxeshccurred in theopeuinu
_ transactions in stocks today. There
was considerable pressure against a
number or the speculative issues which
gave theillst on appearance of heav-
iness. Canadian Pacific to” oil 11 point.
Southern Pacific 3-4. llnton Put-lilo 5-8
and United Stutes‘steel 1-2. ’Americun
Tobacco pi'd. was the strong feature
of the market. (“in active huylngits
price was quickly advanced by nearly
a point. Northern Pacific, Reading nnd
Norfolk and Western Intuie It'ucilonttl
gains.

WALL STREET, ll a. 111.I~~'l‘ho mar-
ket overcame its weakness and mode
11 lull IctIOItIIIy in most (uses. 'lite W11-
hush and Wheeling 11nd Lake Erie
‘stocks were strong Wuhnsh pi’d rut-
ilctl l‘tI'onI 1'2“ to ”it; on the lItIllI-l'
thut toinolIow’I-I meeting will rouult
in intorahle ticselopruontu ii uticr
wood Typewriter iIIIprortItl It points i

WALL ."i‘ltiIllII'l‘, NtImI.--I'l‘1ntiiug in

i illilili ill “111111:

l'unersl ofm Min Goodman

The tuners! of Miss Mary Wool:
Goodman will be held iron: her intoI
residence. 1 Belden avenue, thissfler-
noon at 4 o'clock. interment will take “
place in (lakwuod cemetery. Lansing- .
burgh. i

Funeral of Mr. at. JOhn.‘ It
‘ The funeral services over the re-
mains of Cliaries 16. St. John-were held
yesterday afternoon at 1:45 o'clorinu ,
the Riverside Cemetery chapel. liov.
.lumea Benton Werner. rector oi (truce I
(,llInIrclI, olilclutod, 11nd interment took
place in Riverside cemetery. !

 

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{IaAuI-z FACTS"

 

are winners when they speak as loud-
ly as ours do when your Clothing de-
mands need attention. Pawu ut the
end of this clown—"give us it chance
to serve you."

Gottlieb's $7 & $1
11 NORTH MAIN e'r.

Columbla 6%
Real Estate Bonds

 

Albert Heine. t
Albert lleino,”50ntl1 Norwulk's vot-
IIIIIIII llllltilt'iiill,‘lithium] away at his
home, at 12 i’i’nshington street, yester-
till) at the age or IIIIveIItyIIIiuiIt yours.
it‘or quIIy year» Mr, lluiun was :1 loud
or ol' the musical l’rutct‘niiy in this
city. iiII won til the hood oi" iltIintI‘s
bond and Heine‘s orchestra and has

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f: “k l ‘1'” “’,“”””I”:”'-‘ . 1": horn on InstructolI of music tor yours,
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unnm lit 1111111111111. .1111 mm mm m, is wrvhtpd MI 11 wire and seven

In I I I I I . ' ” .. I
in niost when “119 WW," ‘ “'9 flu” children. who urn Moiurttd lit-inc. of
Ions wns iiiii‘l'iiita‘tl uonurnily to the (“SI

Hi‘i'itlitl)"; Mrs, Welter liuli. ol’ South

 

_i1u~linutlou of traders to enter upon Norwuik‘ (l h‘roticrlt-k “Mm, 0,1
Pay interest promptly (etch six ”0““ “‘"mm 0" in“ MI" ”f ‘1'" “m": lii'ltlllt‘litll'i,; .‘ilIrs. E. ii. llydc, oi‘ Now
months. interest puitl from date oi round. ”r (‘Uttul “'5 ilrituiu: Mrs, John Hamilton. oi iltll‘l-

’lhe tI-ouilnuod strontiih cull tlIII cult
llitllltl IIIaIkot also tt-xtItIiIIIIti u re
IilI‘ltrtivo iniiIuInIIo. A few knocks of
minor importance showed IIIIpIIIIIlul
stt‘oiipih. t‘hloi‘ lillii‘illil, IhIIso nun the
Y \‘t'uhush lemurs. Southern Mocks were
Hist-I, proIIIiutInt i'tIuturM ol' the second
'ltour. Muslin-us who on 11:, cxrrpiiotu
uliy iurizt- ht‘illt‘ in the Within-Iii stacks
und bonds. lilooiis of thousands «If
shown» of this t'LtIliillitiii Mtiiili u'vi‘t‘I

investmcntdo actual duto Vol withdruw- .
ul. (3:111 withdraw funds with full in»
tcrcsi utter ilII'tIe yours if desired.
liontl holders in
Full inspection invited.

D. S. HULL

LOCAL AGENT
So. Norwalk

lord; Aliml’l. J. 111.111». or Norwuik, mutt
South Nurwniii 'l‘ho fIIIItIrnl 11m virosl
twor tho omuiua will he hold illllllf
'ltinil) lISIpiIItopul ('ltliit'li tin ’i'tutIstltI
ultotuoon ut Bttiti 11'. int i1 Rm lI’I-ItIIl
tIII‘iIIit A (olmuuu will ntiit into uud tinI

interment will lotion in tho ”littl‘r
niIltI (ItIllIiIlt‘Ii'l'.

Phone 4144. '

 

 

bouuht hoiwccn iii slut in IN, 11111! tiIII

NEW ”Milli": t
prni'el‘lctl 1‘0er 2 points. ’l'itII i‘i‘IIii' ‘

 

SHOES

for any and all 0('( setup». We
have Slums tor (’\9l‘\ member
or the luIIIilI

 
 
 

per cent, houdu, t'Ilil‘Ii“t‘l“lilllR IiuI Jun-t PH'LADELPHIA

uury interest puyuwnt. on which thorn. l
in Mill”? doubt. iquszd 2 :i-u to 2.1; it 5.” PH” U” i i’iilA 11ml. Iiituiolplr
Trotting Wilts of n {it‘lllllii’lul'} IIlIIIrnII

BUY

liloulmnlmrg nus i11ztunututcd tumor

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tin.I Misses Voruu and Horn liciun, oi' ..

Homer S. Beers & Co.

22 W. WASHINGTON 51".. 80. NOR.

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

mam.

.TWO CENTB.:

 

 

NORWALK’S LEADING"

‘3 and 5 Gazette Building
DRY GOODS STORE

NORWALK. CONN.

pening of the Xmas Book Sale

Over one hundred and iieg titles of the latest popular copytighted iiction,

heautitully hound, and illustrat-
ed. at the outlet m price of
Fifty Cents Fifty Cents , Fifty Cents

Good Wholesome Stories for Young Peonle

by 311th well known authors on Castietnon, Alger, Appleton, Fills. Allen, Mrs. L. ’i‘. \ieud and linen X.

0111“.) AttIIIctiItIbindings
25c--~-Volume---250

Profuseiy illustrated Historical and Fairy Tales, 15c and 25c
Christmas Cards Booklets and Calendars, Tags; Address Cards ,
in Great Variety l

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20 WOODWARD AVE. 80. NOR.
13 MAIN ST.. NORWALK

 
 

THE BUSIEST

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cloak and Suit.

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Special prices to
I: schools and churches.

‘ (or in HIV liillriiiN.‘ of ill“ list. ““11"“ oi‘ l'hii tulpiphiu iotiuy and lot tho- llrui
“' SHOES Z “M”. ““3““: iiiuto in 37 were IhI (it) Is tuii‘l 11ml . ,o. «w
WALL ri‘l‘ill-liIZ’i‘. i it. ill IIIIIIliIIcss 11, 3 mar who pure not eluted 1,, 1111,»
f0l’ feet was the rhict tiliill‘ili'lt‘i‘lfilll‘ oi ”it“ tirinihiiruli ot‘ttuniruiion. Militil' aterer ‘ ‘
w't I» _ ourly ultotnoon murknt. \i’uhuuii .Iuflnkmmm-g ”I m, itIdopIIutiI-ut lie»
1 h en “1ng Jaime "I" lIiliIions. uterus tourist! It" lttttlll ltliillll‘» TVA-”W puhllcuii not] With ohIIIttItl on tho Kn)”- ,‘ ‘ ', v ; in.
warm lined t’uuipuny jumped the points. ‘iittmc l'tii'l)’ tlt‘kci 1.3- u fusion Gr 1“. iiiIel'lllt-i “ll” ““1”“I‘HII‘I i “ “‘ ‘
i MONROE UND‘éflwAF’tiIlataT drumuiunt Republicans.‘uud licmo- \i'IItidiuus. (‘ilHl l'nrtms, or will
I " ‘ (It‘tilii. furnish Milton: lot' 11?? oIIIIIuI‘IiIIIIiII.
SHOES 'lheB. ilershiiTeldszon Co. h, 1.1-1... ,.,,, , ,,.,, , ,_m,,,,.,,, .. . ., ,
. Charged by Two Ladies With Objec- "‘ ”h 11 31111.1 9 II . Just diop lilt‘ :1 «mil. m «Iii. ] HE L
for motormen and conductors. Tel. 2% 122 Water at. “0mm“: Amom tlu. now may.“ said I". hurl not hm.” ,
' ’ . . . I elected Its the candidate of out" one W Y ’
MI III lloIiiIucI lion: II, oi Moon ,, - ,
A ”EMERSONS ,,,,,,‘:‘,,,.,,, New“, “5;, ,,,,,,,.,,,,, political we. ~11. "Inning.- u from m. 01mg FOR THE VERY GOOD REASONS THAT YOU
to £11111on ting Shoes for flat ‘ “H” W " ”"W M I the limits.“ he sold. "‘ and it hi my in- T ‘
heel and fallen arches ‘ IIIIsttIrtiuI nth-111111111 in (hint 'i‘honme ‘ , .« w . 12 RAYMOND s . Y A AT P ICE THAT
Ladies, Storm Rubbers imallwiinnd and Spatial tilllccr iii/oh. ”hit" "i “it l0 ”W ”with it “0? . CAN FIND WHAT 0U W NT R S
_ ' {or low and hi it heels 501: “"d F. Moore. in Ens! III‘IIIII‘III. iic ”1mm" udinniutrutiou iu “hm. W 1“ ARE POSITIVELY THE LOWEST CONSISTENT
g I v . won in liit‘ \‘ot‘wnlli town court this ”m, consideration 51m" “.9 ignored "
Conneally & MEN'S heavy roiled edge Arteries. “m..."“g’ “harm, “.1”, WM...” .3. III“ II" WII‘I‘ I‘II'III‘Ili‘WlIIIII-I 11111111 “I 101m 11. ROCKgl-‘ELLER RESIGNS. WITH GOOD QUALITY
3135. unsure but the (“w did “I“ come to snhordiuuiv to tho Item-rut public good \‘iI‘W YORK lie ‘ M” ii
I . I ' ,, ,. _. , . . , , , , II. .I-II. I I .
Bracken Children‘s high cut Shoes in brown iriul, being postponhd until Monday I"; It?!" 0:971:01»: “"3“" ”mi“: "1‘!” Rockefeller resigned mm“. as pr‘esl- ‘ ‘ .. .
‘ ‘ ““5“" Gail. in button and “"36- with WWW)” m“ m 9 a. m. ti:Vi 0 ‘I a 1k“ ‘1‘ “19“”: mug; c m . dent and direttor or tlitt Stuudsrd (iii our Ambltlon
91 WASHINGTON 31-. buckleg‘ tit 31,25 43 32,00, it seems that ycsicniny us two Nor ‘aazot‘glu‘hkfszu‘r:Ezrlt‘linlgtn:lml t‘ ompnni Int \ew Jersey - .I
Tel. 383 ” wall' i‘oill‘lfl ladies were on their war , . . , ’ hi 1,919 , 1 m. i~ ‘ I
4 ”mum: Monroe who Is 1 well- “It "IIIIIIIIIII' III‘IIIIIIIII IWIIIIII' outwith; 2,,"fifoct‘1ifeffju ,,,‘,,,f: ‘ “ IS TO GIVE YOU THE ADVANTAGE on THE
"' MAX LEVY "‘ “W" "'“’i‘"“‘“‘" ‘“ N°“""““" m “°' 2.225? mm... mm "mm improve. I» PRICES NOT on CHEAP TRASHY CLOAKS
" I ‘ ' ticod ut the doors and windows oi the ‘ . I... -. . . , ’
" . 8 m . The new mayor was sworn into at pI-I _
We Are Brimful “l w“ H “To" “a!" "m' “I“ 0"”‘°°‘I‘SI‘““‘“ ”“IIIIII‘I ms, . . . ~ I, I W... my “ BUT on GOOD. DEPENDABLE. TAILOR-MADE
I ~ ”UT" NOIWALK emy. Sin-ac the tire fit this place no» ““3 i“ the common. noun. L a if” , I» I- -
_ 0‘ "0’33“" 800011938- Thais Why we a... ”WWW...” - -t.hlng has been done toward looking trim" ”mi" “lid ”0mm” “S“‘m‘I-Mfik ; A Mark 'Qross GARMENTS. ANYTHING BOUGHT HERE AND
make such acceptable (‘iIIistmns (l tits up 11nd Monroe's entrance with there- been ormmizod for the new municipal I . ,
101' the man of the family. G F d3 H q lore cnsilv mode. your. Both branches of councils on: store FOUND NOT ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY CAN
‘ gorge in is kon 4 . l H m" in oung in cotitro lot the Republicans.
. ROGER LUDLOW “ ' (onsldtruhl) I “m M e y After the IIcroIIIonlcs Mayor Hinnk- BE RETURNED.
' " indies made (11 the nearest teleihonc '
‘ W 8 new pa 1' O S 098 I . l euhnrg sent to select mililtt‘ll his (Inhi-
TWIN CIT‘Y (_letIIIge-~I-\I\’lmt does this menu“! and tutti ”10 WU"? culled “‘ once. ”th u‘ Iolnlmcnts and mm- were - . .
NUGGET A new pair or shoes? \V‘here did ‘(Ihler Loathorland 11nd Olilcer Moore ‘ 1”" ,‘ ‘ ll . ’ W I t d t C t ~-
- , “’3 119141112111? l i got on the lob and unionized to catch “'3'? lilltlmlmrfmflil- M“ m “at t C“ “M e ‘1 en 0 0n lnue
. LITTLE GEM \\ $1];th 51511:??th t? I’Stoulggsonlto “l’ “"1“ Monroe near Willlniu H tlcdrzonl’iclitirtciminflepcIIdent“intuition 3A a“? It " ‘ ll
‘ ‘ ‘ walk who pays to lb. for rugs and Earl's residence. I lie was arrested, liven ditcctor M‘ the Depsrmueut or THE BUILDING UP OF THIS DEPARTMENT T0
CIGA best prices r01 rubbers. metals and about noon. ' ‘ , V V‘. . , V
RS4 feather beds He Its-III” so Monroe 15 the mun who was taking mun. SI?” 11mm. ‘III‘I‘II- "Id" SUCH AN EXTENT THAT WHENEVER you
:_ AL”L DEALERS around with bells; and 35 Fort St a bath nt “'4 home when the pluce pendent liepuhlicnm director of Pub-
,B. J. REYNOLDS. Mfr, 34111531); ":1: gilt; exogdsltlu‘ikm mum“ “re one night and mm“, or iic :vuterRWorbks. iteration [14:9th 122;: WANT A OLOAK, SUIT OR ANYTHING ELSE IN
_ - , _ «I roe o
. ‘ ' ‘ 1“” nith name “W1 fiddl‘GSS- 1 titling out the tire he throw his Duncan ‘1’“ can. _
" " ' ' ‘ . : I .. am tla‘kinx orders out or town. It flothes and ”,6 mm, m the mum“, plies. George w. Norris. Someone .READY-TO-WEAR APPAREL OF SOME KIND,
.. . h l ‘ . . I III 11 dd oc's ' . . ,
~ m m ""3 km “ end °t tm°7 III" 0' ”III “"IIIIIIIVI “I “I ”W“ ‘lt'mm‘m if}: if; ., mums THAT YOU WILL ALWAYS THINK or
I " Henry W ilkens . M ” " “W“ Wmmwm .-... ”9 “meme" 3“" “’ is "“dmmd "T No vora NO TAXES, FOR women °ND° I I.
I: . to adjust a bell tone here Suturdav. an investigation “am he made intuit a CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-TWO hundred The lilillle of Mark Cross is '
~ 17 NORTH MAIN ST. His head came in contact with a bent- mental condition.‘ women members at the No Vote No linked with quality the, world ' .
PHONE 336-5. “5 charged red wire and '19 was “1' "”"””""""M“ .Tax Leugue Jesterduy signed their over. and wherever their agency , V
‘ 818M” killed H18 home W115 in New Money well Invested—4n Advertise names to a pledge not to pity tunes. is placed. that more must also , le er 0
Haven, where a widow survives him. ment l“ The 53'1““! ‘ I" vulnntnrily until they Were uliowed to be known as the quality of that . . . ‘ .
it is ust a few weeks betor . -........_. i Into The notion was taken utter Miss town, to obtain their agency. he 1- t 1, . , I
j e .
Christmas. Come and give your ‘ SNOWSTORM CLAIMS iTS FIRST Belle Squire, president of the league. it is not placed hun.hazard_ We
order ,m, Candv ‘ VICTIM. had declared that “any woman who secured it. because of [he mp“. '
l / H A Hungarian workman. whose name huprotestiugly pays her taxes ”is no lotion we have earned. oi’ sell-

Sunday

 

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T‘NEw HAVEN n. u. ENGINEER».
KILLED
new ROCHELLE Dec

 
 
 
 
 
 

I. ~Levi be

 

 

Indepe’sit in his or her name in r

 

3 An spbmnriate summon card

 

could not be ascertained. was the first
, \ictim claimeg by the ice and snow

today, when he fell dowti at the loot
arise.
Rude, a locomotive engineer on the men happened along Mid secured I

New York, New Haven and Hartford team from Sehauh's livery stable. tak-
iiroad climbed on top of the cab mg the man-tn his home‘

«What better present lot u buy or girl than u limit: Boolr; showing a I‘ ;

Open lilondey evenings. Closed Saturdays at noon.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.. patriot.”

"We are advertising .ior fearless wo-
men " said Miss Squire, “who will re-
fuse to pay these taxes until we are
granted the privilege of voting. No
honest woman who thinks clearly
should longer help to support the city.
the country or the state which allows,
their creatures to istten on the slav-
ery of «captive women.”

mme~v--

West street, injuring his back to
ch an extent that he was unable to.
F'redetlok 8 Leon and a hour
i of the injured mans fellow work

 
 
 
 
 

HOSPtTAL NOTES.
111s. William C. Jesse, of Franklin
street. was admitted ion _ medical
treatment on Saturday night
Thomas O‘Brien has been admitted
for medical treatment.
Miss Annu‘ Marbeok, of Aiken street

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

XMAS GIFTS

ll‘oi- the 11111111 would densest i
, Watch; Fob 61a Elisha Ring: ,
Largest ashortmtint in town at . "

N OACK’S

10 NORTH MAIN- 01'.

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ment for typhoid fever.

 
 
 
 

has been amnion for treatment for

Ian anury to the head caused by 11 tall
1 which he sustained in the rear of De,
leyn' I bakery shop is reported
doing well. Dr. William J. Tracey is l -
i in attendance

will Ibe furnished on request.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

has been admitted to undergo treat-I} I,

Charles Grummsn,‘ of Norwaik, who. ‘ ‘

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BOY ARRESTED FOR COUSIN'S
I , , DEATH. .
Forty-ton Subscribers Secured in One CHICAGO Dec 4—43,. 343m")me
We '" 5°‘m‘ Not-walk protesting iIliZ- ocence of :any knowl-
Last week was general managers edge of the mannin 0t
booster week in the telephone com- death, Human Rosenllml. 1.3“.IeorSpid;
puny when the exchange managers has turned a police case which other-
were given notice that timing the wise would lime been easy for solution
week of Nov. 27 to Dec 2, they would into a mysteI y
be asked to get. one new subscriber in answer to calls from neighbors, p
for each member of the force under the police rushed into a house on the
them. This applied to South Norwalk northwest side. yesterday to and Patti
to the extent of 45 new phones, there Frame]. also 13 seats old, dead from . '
being that number of enIIIIOyes in the a bullet wound in the back in inn od-
local exchange. South Norwulk got doininz room the Rosenth’al lad set 1,
all but cite, a total or 44 new subscrlb- calmly reading a newspaper. Ques-
era having been secured. Substantial tinned by the police. he persistently
I prizes will be awarded to the individ- reiterated that he knew nothing of the
‘I not employee giving the most nui‘nber shooting. .
not tips to the contract orient, which re- The only other hereon in the house
I edit succeetiiully and also the district at the time was Amos Rokvoez. 68
in which the winnlnswexchsuze sta- years old, Framers uncle. He was up-
_ :T‘tlon is located will he presented with stairs, and is deaf. '
a banner by the company. 3 'ljhe Rosenthal boy was arrested.

lug goods of the highest stund- MANY NEW TELEPHONES' ‘

nrds of quality.

Today we mention a few of
the “Cross" articles displayed
for Christmas selling.

CROSS ENGLISH GLOVES

For Ladies and Man
From $1.50 up.

Bill Folds. Cigar and Cigarette
Cases, Drinking Cups, Sewing
Baskets, Waite Baskets, Writ-
ing limitation2 Scissor Cues.‘
Collar Bags, Toilet Rolls. etc;
‘ Articles ileum 250 to $25.00.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

Joseph Davis

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, ‘uI‘iIualness seems dull, try advertis- , When you have a [room to rent use
111qu The Sentinel. I .I Is. Sentinel Want Adv. anti wit it;

 

 

 

 

 

 

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