act oi! Mtlns'ua, “one.
lineman has small test so 55 to’ "
gt‘o wear still smaller shoes.
, Fine Beavers, Velours, Felts, P1111111
... ”~me and velvet Hats, trimmed and 1m:
' ‘ , trimmed. , '
Fancy Feathers, Ostrich and Willow
‘ Plumes. . ,
Our stock is complete.
goods.
Prices the lowest In town.
1, Th5 Helmes Miliine5y
8 Monroe St.
Cannei Coal
A Sample Free
' We have just received a
caret Cannei Coal that is
,: guaranteed NOT to deposit
1 black soot “around your
111101180 and that burns Withtl
gray ash.
- grate iireé wth our com-
_ pliments?
i'Having Purchased the
SANITARY BAKERY
35 South Main street.
3.1 solicit the continuation of your pa-
tronsge. Nothing but the heat pro-
ducts will be offered, made from pure
ingredients in a strictly sanitary
7 JOHN RAIHS
1, LOOK AT con i
‘f‘Crawiord" and James Means
SHOES
FOR MEN AT
MAX LEVY
145 Washington at. Becker, Block
’ ‘1»- , 1. Telephone 436-2. ‘
LW-hy Don't You Save Money
and Trade With Us?
We guarantee to save you 20 to 40
per cent. on all goods that we handle.
1 line table claret at 660 gallon. Fine
whiskey tor 50c bottle up to 82 .00
gal. Fine beer bottled at brewery for
{1.00, 21 bottles. . Then we have
Schlitz. Budweiser, Wela, Zewerk
Mr and ale, Evans pale ale or
lyws' cream ale. Flsnnagen cream
gale, Nassau. Pilsener and lnterboro
Deer. All wines and liquors in stock.
JOSEPH DISESA
I8 Railroad Ave. South Norwaik
s
Scrap Metalls Booming
ass son PRICES
Ellery one that works for me must
be honest. Those that are dishonest l
discharge. One cont 5 pound tor
ma is my limit. The sign,
WM. EFFRON
of to firm eta-oat. East Namath,
heat be on the wuson and the drivar
must give you it duplicate slip. Feath~
or one. and Auto Tire: a specialty.
_ Telephone 441.
Dining Room
NECESSITiES
stock of Tables. Chairs and Side»
1 boards. 1
M; Gutkowsky
Moorland .i’umltura M111 Stoves
sought .ami Kitchens“.
A substantial walking shoe
built on smart, slender lines, yet
preserving that hand—made look
of the best men's custom shoes. ‘
This new THELMA MODEL
style. It will ~’ '__.
ire e p it s
shapeliness
andgoodloolcs
through hard
Keeler’s
sues STORE
s3 00 as. 50‘ 54. 00*
known
COAL
The B. Hershfieid 81 Son Co.
1!! VIII." .1.
Norwnlks leading Dry Good: Store ‘ 1
a and 5 Gazette Dulldtug, Nor-walls, Connecticut
........................
’5‘ Ferest Mills } $111,133 Underwear
”(1108' Medium Weight vast» and pantspeach ....... ....,......................................., 506
High Neck Vests. with long. short or elbow sleeves, low neck Vests with short or elbow sleeves and
sleeveless. Pants in knee or ankle lengths.
Medium welght,one-third wooi,as above ...... . ....... . ..... 7511
Medium weight, one-half wool, Vests, long or short sleeves ...... .. . .1 ..... ..... ..... $1.00
Medium weight Silk and Wool Vests, short sleeves . ...... ........ $1.00, $1.50
Heavy Weight Vests and Pants, one- third wool, 755; one half wool, 01-00; three- quarters wool, $125; Silk
. and wool, 51-50- ,
LADIES’ COMBINATION ~ SUITS
In‘ilght, medium and heavy weights cotton, wool and silk, and wool. 1'
Sleeveless and knee length . ........ .. . .................... . ................ . 50c, 75¢, $1.00, $1. 50
Sleeveless and ankle length .. ......... , ............ . ........ . .. ...... . . . .. 850, $1.00, $1. 50, $2.00
H1311 neck, long or short sleeves, ankle length .......... ..... ........ 01.00, 01.150.32.00
High neck, elbow sleeves, knee and ankle length ................ . ..... ............. $1.00, 31.50
1 Low neck, short and elbow sleeves ............................. 01.00.31.511
BOYS’ AND. GIRLS’ UNDERWEAR
Fieeced lined, per garment, 25c; one-half wool. 60:: to 751:; two-thirds wool, 00c to $1.00.
Combination Suits. tiesced lined. 50¢; one-half wool. $1.00. . ,
We carry a eompieet line at Summer Weight Underwear the year ’round.
wumuui . inmw. ,
nu iliiiiiiii sun .... W 11
the Bridle l'n Nerwa‘ik.‘
A very pretty home wedding was
that of last evening when Miss Grace
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T 88 ”00 8 a he Ga 398 Ill and .1. Frederick Duniop Son of Nil-.1 SBCIION Have Gypsy or
NEW York and Escaped Death and Mrs. John Dunlop of Hillside ave- ' Brownm" Moths
use, Norwaik, were united by the Rev .
Ralph G Hartley. pastor of the Southi‘
Norwsik Baptist pituich at the home
of the bride amid a large gathering oi
wifl-
William C. F‘rcudenthai. of Frank-
lin avenue driver for 3.}1. hicNer-
ney 's automobile truck. was quite
badly injured in New York city, Tues-
day night, as was exclusively an
nounced in thesercolumns'last even»
lug. 'but luckily escaped with hislife
and no broken bones, though how
he was not killed. Mr. Freudenthai‘
was performed at 8 o 'kcioc
The Norwsika 811d “We ‘ any (”wavcuituro on Oct. 31. The local prova-
led life. Mr. Dunlopdsa pattern maker gypsy moth la the reason my insti
in the Yale and prne Manufacturing toting the quarantine 93-00%“nt
cannot understand, having ““9“ Company in Stamford. and is aililiatedi 111 the proposed quarantine against’
three stories through an elevator with Our Brothers‘ Lodge, No. 10 1.0 {the gypsy moth is established “ will
”ham” 0 F and ""11 ””8033 Emmi" probably include the following see
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land with a load 0! furniture and had ,, The house was beautifully decoratedSg:::;n:::nga:;hers “inlgorsmvggnzf
returned as far as New York, where by William & ““35 florists. and and Buriilvllle and Gloucest5r,1ll. l: .
palms. ferns, smiiax. and pink and The proposal! quarantine against the
Freudenthsl had gone to Statenle ment No 9 1 0 O F
be had .business to transact with
Frederick A. Smith. of 280 West 58”]
While “W“n‘hemmfi "9” “PM“ browntsli moth will take in the Con-
l1dr. Smith outside the garage. when
the letter sent him inside to eat tor.
er Freudenthai went into the sense satin creation dru '
- . 1’9“ I“ 8““ martini-13m um and truth Kill 11 l
proper. and a moment later he was aetlc shelooked beautlflilimd carried 8 i i y
The Beers Meat 81
, Provision Co.
13 - 15 Main Street.
22 West Washington 81.. South
Phone at Beth Stores
ries, not having been warned of the
was above at the lime and there was valley
Mr, Freudenthai's helper spread the am“ and trimmed with Valenciennee1
alarm and running downstairs several 1mg, gm carried a national of pin”;
garage man found the young man ly- wrysanthemums. ,
lull in an unconscious state. They [Herbert J Dunlop was the best most
were surprised to nnd him still alive, and Herbert Whose and Frederick A
but lost no time in transporting him Hyatt officiated 115 ushers.
,to the hospital at 60111 street. Here. The bride's gift to the bridesmaid;
‘after nttendenoe. he regained mm was a solid gold brooch with amethyst;
aciouauens and was informed that al- setting. The groom presented to the
though no bones were broken and to best man a handsome stick pin
either in her on or by attorney.
(«aw-Cw, mama—Ml!"
DO
Sell your ma, monument and scratched and indeed be pro Amen: the guests prose
metals. tuners, leather balls and auto-155111511195 puns. cl 5 serious 5551- Mrs. Thomas bottom. Bridsotport:
mobile tires to it. Mound-r. as he dent.
pays the highest prices.
Also buys and sells second-hand fora Norwail: this morning ny~a Sentinel Runniatan, New Haven: Mrs. 111.11. Rim“
R. Aiexander
on here in great variety. A line
«‘1 wsasmsreu at. “151.4115.
sue-mm“ «Em “WM.” , ,.
s as is Coming?
m We} times: «gift giving may about
ales basis new to save a little mastitis;
easier 51511 yes 155511.115 extra harem arses {5555115515-
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nil appearances he would suffer from After the ceremony and the wedding:p
no internal injuries. he was badly breaktnet the couple were WWW
bruised and strained in all muscles. 1 way to the depot where the! {00k “
liis right arm suffered more than any , train for'Wsshinyton, l). 0 MW a
other portion of his trodi'. and thia trip, Mr. and Mrs Dunlap Wm W10 “1"
we» sovaroly drained, necessitating their reaimlence at the home of the
blindness. The young man's tape was brides parents. *
Mrs. his Waldo. Waterbury; hit-5.1m)-
Mi'. FWMDMMI was interviewed in item Rudolph. Bethany; Mrs. Frank
reseller. and while he did not any 1.111115511555151» llnven: Mrs E. 8.11“- 01115151 statement.
[or damages. lie intimated as much. Mrs Ohilriee 8151101111. both of Nevermore“: “ya:
bastion from the open 511511.11 15 be; lie McNaliy OY’WWDOW
' listed that 1115, 111155555 for damages
W . in the musical Amritsar. Room
harmonies. listen Bubaulller tells Bolton's story
‘NP, asmsthing‘ossltsd. in giving up store 1.
9115's own interest for that or his to)» “not, mailemoiaeiielf hinted the W
115115 of the, 11515511 815555.” _ '
‘ mains of Mrs. Julena Juleson, wife oi!
iiiiiiiii lililiiliiilii
Norwaik Man Went Through New”... my“... 0, M. m... ,4... Uncle Sam Says Towns in Thai
Public hearings on the advisability
of issuing quarantine orders against
relatives and friends The ceremony the forest products of certain New
:‘Englsnd localities will he held in
Both young people are popular in Washington by the secretary of agrloi
am “”911 them \Welbli‘” a h“ 9“? “WW“. lenee of the b'roWhtall math and the
“we“ at his automonrre garage in the/decorating The “‘0’ scheme of necticut towns 01' Stafford, Union.
Freudenthai had been talking, with pink and white was tasteiully broughtiw Woodstock. Thompson, Putnam Pom
0‘“ by “‘9 artistic hand of the decoru fret and Killingly as well us all towns
in 'Rhode island except Excter. Hop
som thin . Ac in l ' h l .
e 3 co pan ed M his so The bride was attired in a white 1kinlon. Richmond. Westerly. Charles
' Authority for the quarantine pro- ’
l in unconsciou down several sto- rose ‘
y E s 11 shower bouquet of NM" slsnd ill oeedlnge is contained in Section 8 of:
lies-of-ihe-valiey He veil was caught?m 1 t 5 d;
elevator shaft at 1111. The elevator e 9““ quarantine “c “”0"”
with a dainty bonnet of llllies ol--the Aug. 20 1912 which directs the sec 3
no protection for the yawnlus hole. The bridesmaid was 11155 Ullie Maul m?" 2:1“gr‘cfmge ‘3 f“:’;‘t’“‘t:::
which, in the darkness. smeared 55 033.18. who was attired in a pink meg“: “h 0““ 1‘: i e 11512518111811 acne?
level floor to the local Visitor. saline satin gown draped in wmm w en " 8 a rave “
fact that it dangerous plant disease1
or infestation new to or npt widely;
guprevaient throughout the country ex '.
lets therein. Before establishing the;
quarantine, however,. the secretaryi
must give a public hearing at which
any interests party may he heard.
Upon the establishment ct thoi
1.111151111111115 now proposed for certain'
portions of New England, the score 1
tsry of agriculture will issue regula-
tions providing for the inspection of
lunch material to I00 shipped out oil
the urea involved as may be liable to
transport the insect posts. The shill-
meat of Christmas trees anti‘sreene .
at were 'out of the area to be quarantined which ,3 ant ‘ng gong“. damage to
“351““ .me 33'1"? 11101111 WI“ 'l‘ 7‘” fruit and deciduous trees. as well as
probability be prohibited, except in 50:“, game species of ornamental and
for as it may b‘poasibie to inspect ‘5hsde trees, such as the em and oak.
. . N Helarod
outright that he was to this: a suit vie, Newark. N. .11.; Mrs C n A statement issued by the depart AMOY. chins Oct. rrwatrong an-
innsmuch as he was not forest-nod N 1-: Mr and M". C BMW “'5 tum-i "The gypsy moth is one of the most
51 Raymond at. 51 the impending danger, as the plans 11y. Eltamlerd; Mrs. P. G. button and destructive mm, which “mmldoyélonllis l" the 01150511 mm“ ”1'
=was dark and 511 there was on pre- Mr (A W Button. Bilmlfll‘dl ”i" 90" bolt, 5115115 and term trees. it is
. known toveosur in 111111551: areas in
W * stains, New Hampshire, 1111155551151,»
m 8006. UNTROUUL" 0" WM? “5°“ elite. Rhoda island end Connecticut,
~ and 55 the 555 terms or the insect ,
may be “transported on Christmas
There appears to be something ne- of the young some .111 the music 3‘3““; “35:33:. marriage :51: 0515111111115 mm ”mm, m WM!“ . _
, ,
lumber, 1015111155 1 gas.
”smiles 11515 a assessments. 5151-11, "will not tilts piece is 1155151111 511m ties. it is neutral-y, 11m .
‘ “I Duh). perhaps M this m did” Cm ”I‘D” MD“ I“ “1335 ‘0 WOW mu.“ Wu“? “ ‘Mdmbfld’i Hi"
' 1 7m their distribution to 0th“ 1100‘ Theatre; fifld‘y MIDI; . ,
sets of “culture's nymph, ”
. . 111511 man... the hitch some. ‘
have not as yet been completed.
. Max Snickers
NEW YORK Oct. 17. vMsx Spiel»
.. .. mu m it.” no
dead of heart 11155555 511115 home here
He wee 64 years old.
. .........; . » LONDON Oct. I'l-Mi‘he rate of dis-
1Funeral of Mn. Juleaen. , “ count of the Bank of England was rare.
The funeral services "over the re- 0‘1 from ‘9‘“ to ”W 99" “e“t‘ W‘ - '
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BAPTIST PRAYER SERVICE.
Rev. B G. Hartley will be absent
from the prayer service tonight Des. ,
eon Jennings will .lead the meeting.
‘ The business meeting previously on
Mra. 51.1.1.5... Robinson. ,1 trounced will be postponed.
Mrs. Abbie E. Robinson, wife of “W
Gerald B". Robinson, of 12 South 05- AN iDEALJ
horn avenue, East. Norwaik, died atl, Ellery Channi-ng has made this
her home early this morning. The de- ‘ note .on the character of Henry Thur’
0933901 ’Wafi eightyeight years of age. can:
The funeral arrangements will be an- I“ an estimate Of his character the
nounced in tomorrow’s .paper. moral ““1”!“ form the meals; for
.m. himself rigidly enjoined; if in smoth-
Verteran Thorpe. 51', he could overlook delinquency.
Loriston A.. Thorpe, Company C. rust before all things; in all your
Peter Julesou. were held yesterday
afternoon from the late residence, in
Highland avenue. The interment fob
lowed in Riverside cemetery.
m
‘ Tenth C. V. 1.,‘died at the Fitch thoughts. your faintest breath, the
Home on Monday, aged seventy-two‘ austerest purity, the utmost fulfilling
years. The remains wore removedlof the interior luw; faith in friends
this morning to Burlington, Vt., for‘nnd an iron and flinty pursuit of
interment. right, which nothing can tense or
purchase out' of us.
Veteran Giodeii. “MW
‘The arrangements for the burial of Sentinel ads. bring results.
H.Krieger&Co
, West Washington Street
CR DIT
is not only
Convenience, but a
Nessie
_ ‘Nearly everybody has an accoant at some store.
Cash stores of every description solicit charge accountsA
great portion of the business of the best New York stores
115 of the credit character.
Whether one pays his bills in 30, 60 or on days or
whether he divides it in weekly payments, the principle
is the same.
We Extend Credit on
Furniture, Rugs, Car-'-
pets and Stoves
and give you the Generous Privilege of,
Settling your Account in Small
I Divided Payments
.M..-w...... “Nanakwwm. .3
”This is meant especially for
to call your attention to ‘
our line of
MARK “015088
,gioves for ladies as well as our 3
line of ‘
MARK CRO“
gloves for men.
There are no better gloves in r
the world and We have the ex-
"elusive agency for the Non
walks. . ..
$1.50 to 311.110. _ 1
1 White and Blank. 12 and 10 .
button sieves.
.-.w an»: map—5 u...
ssuoloue omrunssucse m‘
.1 cums.
tiaChristinn feeiimt is reported to be
lionthwsatern lin-Klan. Many distur~
hence! have occurred and the govern
ment tomes, have 1155111 fedeatd in
their attempt to restore order.
The dentist lAbot' Union Twill hold 5‘ ,j
aemtmohtlily busiest. meeting this ev-
all) 0&9“.
Mort Wreck pictures in
Norwalk Chronicler