home, 25 Menard stream
9 in Pine Island cemetery.
m"
o moulder by transom my! thin;
floors of age The fungi-a1 will or the Norwelk‘ Country Club held tset-
, urdey, it was voted to engage the ser.
At a. meeting of the governing hoard
vices or Mr. and Mrs. Williams to take
the piece made vacant by the resigns»
tionvot Steward George ’I‘letion. Mr.
and Mrs William formerly had the
charge of the Berkshire Hotel at thch-
«The Pans Cloak St Suit House
33 South Muiu St, South Norwalk
,Su1t Coat and
Dress Sale
1 Veteran Borne.
Charles W. Barge, a veteran or the
‘War and inmate of the Fitch
mine at Darlen, died at the New Ha-
yon Hospital on Saturday. aged 73 _
yehrs The funeral was held from tno
Home Chapel in Newton Heights and
interment followed in the Spring
‘lGIrovo comet/cry. ‘ ‘
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PERMANENT FIRE CHIEF.
' 'l'o Bo Considered by the south Nor- .
walk Board of Councilmen
‘ g 1' Tonight.
The South Nor-walk Board of Coun-
ollmen will hold its monthly business
meeting, this evening, at which time
"a number of important matters will
come up for the consideration or the
board. Among these will he a. reso-
‘lu'tlon which will he introduced by
flaunoilmon Archie F. Nash which will
,rovid’e for the preliminary steps to:
ards making the fire chief of the
South Norwalk department 11 paid and
iper'mancnt officer or the city govern-
‘ out:
,' ”The first step in, this matter, which
has often been agitated, is in having
lithe council place itseli’ on rccoi‘d as
being in favor or such o departure. '
,fllhis procedure having been curried
out. the next will be that of instruct-
_ ing the representative to the general
1 assembly to present a bill before that
9 Molly to amend the city charter so as
to make this change possible.
The ohonge is being made in the
tenants of the department, the fire
mmissloner being of the opinion
. that it will wo1k to the mutual ndvnn-
1 age of the city and the department.
'; _' \Fire Commissioner Nash has also
held
ma—wmmm
Did You Ever?
Did you ever know
the joy of a brightly
blazing fire of Carmel
Cool?
“Iris like a flirtmused l.
lively, uncertain, bright-colored,
I waving here and thore~maklng
flame that is pleasantly spa‘rk—
ling. dancing prettlly, waving
and leaping like a roebuck from
point to point."
—|ke Marvel, in Revorice‘of a
Bachelor.
A quarter or half ton will
not cost you much and
will give you pleas-
ure and comfort
‘ been concidering the advisability of
king the board of estimate to ap-
propriate a sum of money tor the
lpnrpose of purchasing an automobile
chassis for the Old Well Hook and
' Liz-rider truck It is not thought how
ever, that this matter will he b1ought
up this year owing to the other mal-
ters which need attention more than
mane-lire truck.
1
Miss Jessie F. Dyer. of New Haven.
spent Saturday and Sunday “with
‘ ‘ .friends in town.
.Cyarus William Gray, in, of Pros-
tronsge.
ducts will no oflered.unnde from pure
ingredients 111 a. strictly Sanitary
shop
lHaving‘ Purchased thé
SANITARY BAKERY
35 South Main Street.
solicit the continuation of your pu-
Nothing but the host pro-
JOHN _ R‘AIHS
. pact, avenue, spent Sunday with
, triehds in New York city.
For Men .
Who Care
.1 It you want to stop right into
the inuntlest sort or top cont.
Min every little detail of 111m
'T tellorlng carried out just us it
should be, come and see our
COAT
$3.00 $3.50
145 Washington St.
Scrap Metal is Booming
LOOK AT OUR
“Crawler‘d” and James ‘Means
SHOES
. 14.110
MAX LEVY
Booker Block
Telephone 426-2.
ASK FOR PRICES
Every one that works for me must
be honest Those that are dishonest l
discharge.
i‘lfll is my limit. Thé sign.
One cent a pound for
WM. screen
or 311 Fort strut, int sol-walk.
must he on the Wtfiofl and the driver
mull give you s duplicate slip. Footh-
or Bed: and Auto Times a specleity.
Telephone 441.
i
Amuua..m...
...._. WW”...
Election “ ‘ of ~11 Candidate
in or no more importance to the average wage corner.
then the est-toluene nylon or oven 11' little. item or»?
any envelope for Mt in "
a... w WM
Your llalivvay
molten the first impression upon
your visitors. but us equip your
hull with stylish turnlture.
M. Gutkowsky
Second-Henri Furniture and Move.
dough! and Enhanced.
1119.191 WAeuino‘roN or. 11.1. m.
5,.
a...“
m.m
"\ .
iy.
charm s. Hoyt. .11! tooth Romain,
‘ Ruined do one»! the blunt n. , i
STUNNING MODELS.
then provide it for you in the
prices..
Ladies and Misses Suits, caluc $18 for this sale. .311. 98
You’ll Never Forget
merits of equal quality and charming loveliness never before
sold for so little. HERE ARE VALUES that will make
many new friends for this store and draw the" old ones clos-
er. VALUES so good that they will convince any woman
who will compare that at this 'storc you receive
real worth for your money than elsewhere.
chance to make a customer out of you and we’ll do it. We'll
sell you such satisfactory goods that you’ll soon learn that
this is the store for you. We are Cloak and Suit dealers and
. nothing else. Our heart's in it and our mind’s on it.
devote our every effort and all our energies that we may con-
stantly know what is newest and best for women to wear and
1
It is safe to say that gar-
greater
Givc us a
We,
best qualities at the lowest
MADE.
Silk and Chiffon Waists $2. 50 to $8. 00
ALL THE NEW MODELS IN THE LATEST SHADES AND IN BLACK.
White Net 81 Wile Silk Waists-
MANY NEW AND ATTRACTIVE STYLES IN LONG OR SHORT SLEEVES.
See the New Tailored Waists
OF WHITE PIQUE,‘ WHITE LINEN AND FINE FLANNEL IN MANY COLORS.
.1; “ N....11'..1...1.. n... 6901111 Store
3 and 5 Guzettc Bulking, Norwolk, Connecticut
Ladies Waists fur All Occasions
' THE LARGEST AND FINEST SI-IOWING OF WAISTS THAT WE HAVE EVER
Lingerie Waists
Ladic.’ and Misscs’ Suits, vnius $25; for this sale. ..$16 50
Ladies’ and Misscs' Suits, value $30. for this sale. $20.00
Ladies" and Misscs’ Coats, value $12, sale price.. . $6.98
Ladies" and Misscs' Coats, value $15, sale price ...... $9.98
Ladies' and MisScs‘ Coats, value $18. sale price.) . .I.$11,98
Ladics‘ and MiSSes' Coats, vuiuc $20, sale price... . $14.98
Lurlics‘ and Misscs’ Dresses of silk from ...... $5.98 up
Lnrlics' and Minscs' Dresses of cliarmcusc .. .. $14.98 up
Laiiics‘ and slim-.4” Dresses of satin from $7.98 up niturc
Ladies" and Misscs‘ $10 Serge: Dircsscs, sale price. . .$6,98
Ladies" and Misscs' $15 Serge Drcsscs, saic price..$9,98
Children's 111111 (.iiris' (foa’ts. worth $12. for $7.50 ,
Children's and Girls' Coats worth $15. for $9 98
l fiiiidr‘en s and Girls Coats, worth $10 for.
“We carry lhcl largest and best
We have the libel makes of Corsets and {we know
correct shape to give that is most suitable fouiyour figure. '
Sale in Both Stores
83 SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK. -
Tel.
as others do." Sell your rage, rubbers,
metals. papers, feather beds and auto-
mobile tires to R. Alexander. 1115 he
{pays the highest prices.
Also buys and sells secondhand tur-
R. Alexander
358- 2.
21 Raymond 8t.
line of \Vnists in toun from
3
$5. 98 {
981191111) 10 $7 00 i
the
What 11631111 think
of th1s ?
A new line of Ostrich Feathers we
have just purchuscd from the manu-
ifncturer. thereby saving Jobber-11'
'prollts.
You can get the benefit. To give
We Alter Free
i
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1' i
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1
GASES IN TOWN COURT.
Judy 'l'arnany Had a Busy Session This
' Morning.
‘ Several case; came up betore the
Town Court this morning and were dis-
posed ot Judge William F. Tammany.
The seven boys, who were arrested
for breaking into the Richardson place
and telling therefrom lend pipe camel
up. The parents have already settle-5
with the owner [or the damage done.
it costing them $50 apiece. The case
against the boys was continued until
January 6, 1913, its disposition at that
time to be governed by the conduct of
the boys in the interim.
John O'Nemore; arrested by Ser-
geant Frank V. Raymond, charged with
drunkenness. wns continued indefinite-
Andrew Tekoah, arrested by Olllcer
John H. Tothlll upon complaint or his
wife, and charged with breach or the
peace, was sent to jail for thirty days.
Andrew Barker's cnse, which was
continued sometime ago, came up and
he was fined.” '
Judge William F‘. Tammany gave the
civil suit brought ogelnst Julius Bolus
by Clare Shimko through Attorney (.i.
ll. Vosburgh, 11 hearing this morning in
the Town Court room. The defendant
is being sued and some scandalous tos-
tlmony was aired in the court this
morning.
Judge Tammany. after he ring tho,
evidence bound the delendeu over to
the Court or Common pleas, which. 39‘3““ V109 'PVPP‘MMWMOBW
comes in tomorrow. than“ were nxed
ut 3600 and being unable to secure this
amount Bolas: ‘went to Jail to await
trial bolero the higher court.
John Stake. the Day street saloon
keeper was arrested thiu‘murning hy
Oilleer Frank is. smitten, 'cherced with
two serious offenses. namely. selling l-l
quor to minors and falling to keep hls‘lllm Wm". that the Mimi 0‘ “1".
screens open on Sundays. 1
The place has been under ohmvanco
by the police department 15: some
time and this morning Prosecutor Geo.
ll. Voeburgh issued a wet-rout tor this
We arrest. {the one we: continued
until later in theg'vreek. ‘
renew. reuse-convene ’
W
|22 West Washinzlon $1.. Southl ,
line. '1‘. Davis. lr., 1'. w Wren;
be returned to ileum. Connecticut
1 cannot mm to lose such on 11 (ion.
you some idea at what this means
We quote a low prices.‘
20 inch French Plumes, finest qual-
‘ity .
$2.49
.. “WSW” '21 inch. initiation; nines; beau-
.11.. 1“? 1 -. tiiul and 11111111 ........... .
' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 15 inch Black Plumes, have to he seen
to he ophréolat‘ed ...... vi 98h
-. .Thc Holmes Millincry
The Beers Meat 81E .. . ..
Provision Co.
Norwaik .
13 - 15 Main Street. Norwelki
Phone at. Both Stores 1'
Special lot,
T uesdayl
Legs of Lamb 12'/zc
[limited
The B. Hersigield 81 Son Co.
m. m.
BUY‘
COAL
122 WI!" 0!.
Forcquarters ' 7c
Rib Chops 2 lbs 25c
Loin Chops 169
were ulollowe: . ' i
DirectorewAndrew Rudel, William
3 W811. Stiles Judson» P. w isthmus.
Charles A. Paul, Charles E. Holt ‘
Charles D. Davis. Charles L. Werner. .
President—«i. W. Birdseye. 1
First VicoPreuiOent~Clinton Bar-
num. u g
l
l
Menn-
Oocrotnry n Treasurerw-Rulph ii
Menu.
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TAN ELBKIN SOLE HEELS
DIEM!“ DONOVAN’S STATEMENT. ' ' '
honor se'nunei- .‘ND ”"3”- 1
The statement moxie by Senator. ' ,
Donovan on reported in the nridso- Keeler SShOBSiOl‘e
American hardware corporetion is 10“
Opposite Hoyt'o Theme.
Men’s 82.00.
acyc' $1.75. '
mg in rapport Wilson is ebgolutolv'
without any foundation and Is out
torih. i believe. to injure Confliilll’
mon Hill, who. in the interests otail
classes or Connecticut people. should
tiresome Hill in our Notional hour.
The president of the Amen Hilton
were Clo. believes in ’
n1 “ANM- "we...“
TROLLBY oAn "uncut WAoon. ._
“That A. Slull's much was not demol» ..
lehed and driver. flout. Anderson the 1:
{lured was due to the lettuce mil luck ;;
and certainly not to. ldumerqtuluese. ~~
Mr. Anderson Ami. drivlni: down 22
West avenue. end A trolley our. in ;.
chem or Motormen 0m and conduit ~
' tor Mommory, on (allowing 1.1111,...» 5
‘ in: truths some direction. When one
N29 - 31 West Washington Street
hat’sthc Use
of laying out a lot of money ”for your Cl lives when
you can come to our store, choose from the Largest
and Best Stocks in The’Norwaiks and pay for your
purchases 1n SMALL WEEKLY PAYMENTS
OUR PRICES
are positively as Low and Lower than the {cheepcst
cash store cqsidering quality. and almost everyone is
a judge or head quality newadavs, so you can’t be
fooled.
Perfection
Oil
Heaters
This handy Heater which
can be carriedirom one .
,mom into another-- no ;
email. no smoke—éought to a “
" be in cvcryhome. We sell
thrscjor less money than
any other store in town.
Come and be convinced.
0nElcclion Day
"Wear 11 Benjamin" Suit and
‘ K”
‘ 1 . . Overcoat.
74 WISII'IIRIOII SHE“ "Benjamin" Clothes ore the
South Norwnik. Goon. «choice of the lenders .111 the
beet dressers wear i'ilenjamln”
clothes. '
“dull: and Overcoat: ........
$18.00 to $30.00
, "Clethoroft" ... $12.00 t6 520.00 1 ‘
“cl-ace" Gloves.
”Arrow Colors. .7
“ yl'Kolur” heckwohn
SPECIALS
9:12 Bruno; 013.19 1:
,1 it :11 Volt/etc $13.80 ..
it x 12 Axmluisters 171.. $24.60 '
a Wilhlwhfir ’7”!
with 11141111111.
Norwalk Chronicler