sea at 250, 50c. 75c and 3
0 a‘ yard. in garnet. .
Y ,2. am“... cardinal.
3 on and black. Masseuse
‘ :ssunllh an colors; also sun, .
oor‘l Lining datln.
7E.K. BANKS
3 _: Nah-ohms Hotel Black
Booth Norwslk
Court Narruk Drum Corps will hold'
a parade in Nor-wall! this evening.
TheYCarpenters' Union will meet to.
marrow evening in Norwalk for reg-
. alar business.
The Hat YFinlshers' AsEOciatlon will
hold its monthly business meeting on
Wednesday evening.
Louis Lodge, Daughters of Her?
menu, will hold its monthly business
meeting on Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry ll. Hoyt. oi:
New York, Were guests yesterday of
Mrs. Mary P. Hoyt, of Highland ave-I
Y mic.- '
The ssmi‘monthly business meeting
. of the South lNorwaiir Local Socialist
Party, will be held on Wednesday
evening.
it
5.3:? mes Car uthers..¢;t— rtlett' alve~
' lie. is seilodh’ilh ‘hflvid She‘d con-
. lined to his home {or the put two
’ mks. ' Y . .
The Feliowcraft Clu‘b will hold its
weekly business meeting this overlies
‘ in the Masonic Temple in South Main
' street.
The barber exammers held a session
1 g at the A M Pohlnian barber shop in
Washington street today from ii un-
’til 2 o'clock. '
, 'i‘he semi-monthly busineps meeting
or Ophir Chapter; No. 52. Order oi‘ the
Instant Star, will he held on Wed-
Monday evening.
The monthly business meeting of
the Cigar Makers' Union will he held
this evening in the labor iyceum. in
Washington street.
Palestine Castle, No. a. A. 0. K. or
M. 0.. will hold its acmiYmonthly bust.
noes meeting this evening in its hall,
in Washington street.
0 m...
The out will Hook and Ladder
Company will hold its monthly hush
ness meeting this evening In its quan
tors. in Havlland street.
“Newspaperacharge for “Jointly-4
nickel buys a “Tomboy" and the
"puffs" are “thrown in.
,The continued case 0! Fernando
Van Body came up again in the acuth
Noralalit and of the Town Court this
morning and was continued indefinite-
ly.
The weekly dance (it the Life Savu
an that was held at Arlen Hall, sat-
urday night wait largely attended and
as usual aucelsfpd in every way. The
young people wane royally entertliinch
by the genial swimmers.
Henson Failing, «to semi years
Ago resided here and mm in the
Cram and Knapp list some. and
{who for the past two M has been"
employed in Montgomery, 11. in. share
he is making him home. bu liberalism
trig Meade in boss for the out M
drys. G's Murder be was the poem
.Yor Nutmeg club young men. filler;
lily Afr. Felling spent with nailed iii.
Thomas of Waylon. ,
South Not-walk.
Striking Bags
A oomph“ Line at Bash- 3
ymcse $1.92 To 35.00. L
, A-r ‘
WM K YEEEKS
NorwAllt.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
FOr Norwaik and vicinity: Fair
and warmer tonight. Tuesday in-
creasing cloudiness and warmer; mod.
crate south and southwest winds. An
area of high pressure central this
morning over Georgia is producing
fair weather with moderate tempera.-
turrs along theAtlanYtlc coast. A long
trough of _ low pressure extending
from Colorado northeastward to up"
per Michigan is causing cloudy and
unsettled weather " with iOcal rains
between the Racky- MOuntsinvs and the ,
Mississippi river. The temperature
is rising slowly in the central dis-
trict. ‘
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAYr
Temperature: Low.'-41; high. 60.
Clean _. 3
Mr and MM. Seth D Avery at 229
idly avenue. will observe the forty-
ninth anniversary of their mat-rifle
on Wednesday of this week; ‘ ‘
Contractor Joseph A. Me Eery flnY
lahed the Roman road work‘ in West
Washington street this morning and
aimedy the sheet is opened for traffic.
1..ch hivlhatein sustained a broken
fell off the steps leading into the Beth
Israel Synagogue. in South Mhin
street.‘ Y A . .
I: who reportedin South so...”
the arm Homer 8. Beam and 06.3, is
making Amusements to open A butch-
or market in Stamford.
in the U. 8. Navy. hive received pos~
tale from him from Nicaragaa‘and the
Panama canal none. When last heard
from ‘Mr. Tolles visa in ‘Ghina.
The‘ weather prophet says we are to
have cold weather. You should be pro.
pared now by installing your parlor
heater before the cold snap sets in
A J. Collins (30. are showing a full
lilac oi parlor heaters in all since and
prices. Read adv.
An excellent profile portrait of Miss
Vida Elephant, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. David Blapham. of New York and
Tohoacke. whose engagement has been
recently announced to Theodore Have-
mycr and. appeared yesterdny in the
pictoral section of the New Yer Tim-
es. Y
new antenna on new
‘mfinfl
i
3 Mann. Lockwcod and Flynn Sloan“
Heavier. Work: Last Night
. JYr‘lynn. the two new patrolman elect»
ad in south Norwallt. last week. hogan
their duties last night. Ohlef oi! Police
Pennington. is how fvrcrlting in the day
time from 7m to also. and Usptain
at Police James H Gibson from a: 30
to 11:30 1). no, and Sergeant drank v
Raymond from 11:30 to 7: so. 3.
'i‘hsro are new three officers in the
center of the city, one in dprlhssood.
one on the hill section, and A plain
Bilbo Tho cltlm are not? colt?
' “ actions.
'3 ”A. J. 001m“ 8‘0»
" ers.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Don't let the cold westher coins and catch you unprepared.
The quickor you got a Heater the snicker comfort will"
a
come. Wehave a full'llne in all sizes and [pl-19cc. ‘ \
FROM. $3.98 to $25
'YSINOERITY
Business, like friendship Ymnst be founded-on sincere motives and
I've built up my business on these principles for I know '
that the men of South Norwalk are just like their out-of- town broth-
You want to trade at a store that you can depend on—o. store
that is sincere in its every snort to give you an honest service~a
store that will never misrepresent quality. in short. a sincere store
that is'content to build for the future~slowly if necessarYi—but
Surely; ‘
:. ’33 .25 an.)
MANUEL T. HATCH.
First in quality, last in price, always in the minds or its custom-
ers—Bonnie Home Ground Food for Horses. Cattle and Poultry
Buckwheat COal
for House Furnaces
$4 per Ton, delivered
arm yesterday when .he slipped rad -
day that Homer 8. Bears. formerly of‘ Y
The irleadg of Harold ‘Ho’p' 'I‘olies. l
the young oscillatorwalk boy who is ,.
Yorlloon Milton immunised long]
clothcaman going over the clip wiry
Automobiles for, Hire
.1: YESoe the dim had six cylinder 1913 Models 01",.
By the hour. day or week. Our Chaudeurs are all skilled and
careful man.
his EloYEa AUTOMOBILES
OSCAR HMBRSIBS 3‘.A m
“RAGE-*RIVER QTRIIT. . 3 ' NORWAL
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.Frvrf
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I WILL was"
NORWAUQ
PHCNI AI:
0. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the: Optical Line
Eyes thromined Fi‘ee
cad Pit
p; Y our modern dim the cry best quality of Pure Foods at ml
than the prison Allied Y
Y3
OLD " DOMINION LINE
.... r YYY-Y..rar.a .KYYY. .... ......
QLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK, RICHMOND
and WASHINGTON. D. C.
Norfolk and Old Point Cowgirl and n-
‘ Y , tum Including thesis and berth
New Yofl; to Mahmoud or Wuhlw, D, cogl‘
' ' . turn including malls and berth 315
ON o. D. omens
Hot And Gold Sea Water Baths can be procured on Sharper villi?
out chprgc. Steamers an All ounlppsd filth the United Wireless
Talomph System.
fiTEAMERS SAIL EVERY WEEK DAY' Al‘s P. 1‘.
Tickets and seem Reservations. Pier Iii. North River,
Foot of N. "not. so. Now York; ‘
Phone 8900 moans. Monmouth-Am realism.
w. L. wocnliow. mole Man. J. .i. now. am ruunm m.
For thriller particulars Apply to J. M. LAYTON A (30.. ll lull.-
. told Avenue. or Dlpot 'ijlcket Agent. N. 1.. N. H. and B. it. it.
When :vra say ‘M can't we man on can my here in '
a ”whore.
mr'oom 'm3 “a Cum,” asoaoI‘WDlU‘UY‘lorablIn “lily. m
309.11.331me “anu“nu-HA-uooasolnun-oneion-co.,
; Attorney lchn i. Walsh Proper-K
~and Hubhell. attorneys at law in Nor~
'bsrs. realising that it is along lines
"of Norwalk. county of Fairlield. and
’ cars in the state or Connectincut. and
in the town of Norwaik, in said state, 3
and in sonny-representative capacity. Y-
‘ . John Cavaaagh. individually and no
Aiinapp Company. . . .
3. F. H. Montgomery. secretary, The
pc mayor or taog‘cny of south Nnr-
~I~-n—~w4
as Petition for Public till"-
this Commission
Attorney John J: Which. of Walsh
walk. has opened up a campaign in
The Nor-walks for better trolley son
vice 1n Yilhe town and Already business
men are coming: to his supOprt in num-
or proper endeavor. Attorney Walsh.
has lorwarded a petition by the may-
ors of both cities. representatives of
the Crofut and Knapp Company, the
R. and G. Company, and those or other
concerns within the town. to the Pub-
lic Utilities Commission of the State
of Connecticut.
? Attorney Walsh. while pleased with
the support already given him. peti—
tions the peoplaoi the town to join
hands with him in the campaign to
getter «better trolley service in The
Norwaiks. irrespective of party. creed
or politics.
There is little need to mention the
trolley conditions in town. for nearly
every one in The Norwalks Is a patron
of the read. either every. day. every
week or every month at the very
least, and from day to month. the con-
ditlons change but little.
The petition as sent to the States
Commission is as follows:
To the Public Utilitiec Commission of
the State of Connecticut.
We. the undersigned. oi the town
state of Connecticut; both in our in-
dividuaioapaclty, as patrons of The
Connecticut Company, a public ser-
vice corporation, operating trolley
doYhereby most 'respectfuly complain
to you that the aforesaid The Connec-
ltlcut Company, is ,.operating trolley
cars upon a schedule lathe town. of
Norwalk that furnishes service to the
traveling public of said town. in a
wholly inadequate manner to answer
the habit secular and convenience
We therefore petition that your hon.
arable body will hear this complaint.
and will order and prescribe that the
aforesaid company furnish such adoL
chats service to the traveling public-
iaver the needs of- public necessity and
convenience. ' 3
Dated at Norweik, this llth (lily of
November. 1912. .3
v
representative of the R. and G. Corn?
PanY-
representative or the (ll-clot and
Croiut and all» Go.
Edward J Finnegan.
And mayor of the City oi Newslh.
‘ Robert a wet... individuhlly ......
l
m.
luuu sullu
inY the? «town cl Namath. as will- ans- .
0. fr. Dirnoad. individually and as:
individually ‘
Dry Goods Co.
(INCORPORATED)
28.30 and 32 scorn MAIN erKEEr
, Extra‘YSpECials
BEST AMERICAN SHIRTING PRINTS tonight, 3yYardY’il'
MEN’S BLACK on TAN H08E.12 1-2c value. Topight. Y
3palr. ....... ............... . .......... ...............
12 1-2c OUTING FLANNEL tonight yard . ..... .....YY a
fine Shirts for men working outside.
each.
72 x 90 FULL BLEACHED SHEB TS with seam in center.
...-.
Regular 75o Shirt. ’ romp. .
stooges-soseaea ......... a sun-...... spoon-‘-
“nu... n-o.,....:.....o.. . ...-......u.....
500 CORSETS, malls of line quality coutil not all sizes, but i
can find Your size, tonight, pair ..
'IIIIIIAI'IosQII'IU.
The Sentinel Want Columns Are Ff ,
Reaching; in their Influences-—
They May Aid You' in Solvmg
Many a PrObiem.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN STREET.
new. sssosn enema. a. pkgo. Y;
new saunas, all”.
o .......
.......... , ..... ‘ ...... ........, 25¢
z-lhs. MalagaGrapes ............ 25°
3 large Grape Fruit 25‘:
2 lbs. Evaporated Peaches 269
New Pancake Flour, 3 pkgs. .... 25c
fostm'eald ll‘pkgAY “...-.mm... 25.:
Asparagugcan ..................15o
.AI-ouoo-
20 North Main .1. '
At the Norwalk Furniture
1445 Wall Mo.- NOMIIB Galvan . "
Oil Heaters is thedargest in town Como dad see our full line
|
John Davina. individually and as so-
lectni'an of the Town of Norwallt.
Y,hugm 8. Lolita. Y
John J Poirot!
John F Davina.
John It. Spencer
’ William Burners.
William J bovine.
Stephen 8. Jarvis.
Thomas W. Powell.
William A. «Nash.
B‘rank 8. Madden.
James F. Youuga.
Samuel Taylor.
James W. Cola.
James liliYatss.
Mala W. Leonard.
ll. F. Polish.
7 George H.0ulntard.
. H. ill. Scoflcld.
J. 1.. O'Brien.
John W. Wéhlc.
«vuuu
ITALIAN ACCUSED OF MAI—TREAT-
_me muoursa.
WIDCOR. or. limits A result of a
complaint lodged with the «Humane Bo-
oiety several days ago, Angelo Mustar-
eno, a laborer, living at Wilson station,
ion The girl‘s mother died about two
children, and she baa since been her
mm housekeeper and hits cored for
, the children. .‘liolrmm. oi the family
halo 611693ch to help the girl, and
it Vi,” in that the story or the at
hum": n‘ Pm OIOOIOO'VIAIICUlflhsdllttlDOJIIIIQIslit. “a
Y an.o‘osonnouasloaaaue lsoatau-u-nsnlopnpt m
3 a, Both qr'l. Hacker’s orWhi , ‘ .
ii quell-allusion” Y sill.tladldhla m
,nonnlun” ma
tunnel
was arrested today by Deputy Sheriff ‘3, .
Edition A. Waldo. charm with orlmhs
any assaulting his iii—yearuoold naught. ,. 1
years ago, leaving it “why or small '3
ICE CREAM
THE BEST IN TOWN
Have vou "lilo m“
We have our new machine wot-tine new and are making good?
ice cm. Our delivery service is prompt.
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
seamen. can scams 3
3Y Sentinel is to have . its
advertising Columns . as
Norwalk Chronicler