May Be a lot less than you
are been paying for your
hits or overcoats~but lis-~
an to us-it’s all you should ’
sy: . ‘ V“
,jV‘Here’s the way to reason--
‘when you can buy"an all
‘ woolghand tailored; guaran-
ted suit or overcoat of the
"latest model and, the newest
fabrics for $xo——whht’s the
use of paying more?
’ Come in and let us slip a
1 few suits and overcoats on
you. See how good they
‘ feel—mow well they fit and
The Copyright
1' ~37 .81 $10“,
Clothing Co.
6 North Main St.
The Beers Meat&
Provision Co.
22 West Washington St, ‘South
. Norwalk
' ‘ iii-"15 Myain‘Street,
‘ Phone at Both Stores
g For Big’Ad. See
’1 Page Six .
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Buckwheat
Pea
.Nut
Stove
Est
Broken
Cann’el
Bituminous
lithe Above Kinds
N'iw in Stock
‘ I i '5 PW“ ‘Mf'i‘ PM" ‘ I sorrs mods to order. complete .‘ .’
k ‘1 Making only .uIC'IIO'l'l'IDCCIO‘QVI.
. . t. .
soils t‘the‘ continuation of our a; ' .
I p I. ‘ y p Making with fludlngfi l n u v I n s e v v . n
Wash. Nothing but the best pro- . ,
duets ion be offered. made cranium
ingredients in a strictly ~ sanitary
.zlhOD. 1‘
N anus
1’1 .JIOH
l \flfiff‘Mayfair”
WOMEN’S SHOES
. min...
Gun Metal, Pat, Colt, Russia Calf.
. LADIES" TAILORS
82 North Main St»
DEAD ENGINEER HELD RE-
....jn._.
Laos and .Button on latest last. spouslBLE FOB “BEBK
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possibility of such a wreck; that the
cumpany had knowledge‘of stop de-
vices an-d modern railroading should
recognize such devices. He quotes the
recommendations of Coroner Wilson
on the federal wreck and of the 'Inter-
State Commerce Commission. The
finding covers twentytwo typewritten
pages and goes into all phases 0f the
case.
His reference to steel cars and his
recommendations are as follows:
The Hare and the
' ‘ "The evidence advanced in refer.
tr e
0110186 once to steel equipment satisfied me
‘A turtle and a rabbit once agreed that the New Hav-enilompany is keep.
to run avraoe. but in a little while the ing fair pace with other railroads in
bunny was so far ahead that he curled Iacquiring steel car equipment for its
up for a little rest, but falling asleep; passenger service, as rapidly as is
he gave the old turtle a chance to'consistent with their development in
crawl past him and reach. home “first. point of comfort for passengers. I am
Moral: Slowly but surely the poo-inf opinion that whilst the steel car
.ple of The Norwalks have learned that - equipment of . the second 53 train
;.when it comes to buying JUNK would probably have saved the life of
(; Y OURDISKY the deceased, it must be appreciated
that out of a total of 56,000 cars run~
pays better prices than any other nip-g in passenger
$2.50 8: $3
Women’s Storm Rubbers for wide
toes and high, heels ....... 50c
' JMAX LEVY
' 14s Washinntlin st. Booker Block
Telephone 4202.
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service in the
Junkmlnu. One Gem .1 pound for rugs Ecountry (according to the statement
and the very best prices for feathers of the managers of the American Rail-
and metals. way Association), only about 2.000
-_...__ ——--~——~w--~ steel cars were built in 1911. The.
FA'RiBH'LD 3° SONS CELEBRATION ismall number so built was in conse-l'
: ,quence of their slow dechOpment‘
w°”‘K"°W" B'Idgepmi Jewelry H°“'° along the lines of comfort, in the ueu-I
is Forty-seven “an Old. truncation of heat and cold effects!
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G. ‘W. Fairchild & Sous are cele-
'SlieCialsUntilSal
LiNlili) with GUARANTEED suinuna's‘sarmz
Eitland style guaranteed. This is. the best odoryou have over.
All Furs remodeled on the premises at reasonable prices.'
FEINSTEIN & BRIE
TEL. 920-3
than Nags; _
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%
1.
"runners...”nHu .
£5
gnu-uoss-uy-suuinnuv-o
AND FURRIERs-v
South Namath, Conn.
and higher raterof speed than allow-
ed by the rules of the New Haven
Company, and by the concurring neg~ ‘
ligence of the New Haven Company
for allowing its passenger trains to
use, at that place, a Number lolorossa
over, adapm for a safe train speed
of 15 to 25, miles per hour only, in-
stead of a Number 20 or other cross-
over adapted for a safe train of from
35 to 55 miles per hour, when such
Companylknew or ought to have
known of the probable or possible vio-
lation of its crossover spwd rules by
enginemen, through physical, mental
or other causes, running their trains
by danger signals and through short
crossovers to danger and death at a
speed for which they are not adapted.
“I have submitted a copy of this
finding to Grand Juror Harry P. Show
wood, of the Town of Weslport, for
such proceedings as are by law pro
vided.”
SERVIAII GAVALRY DRIVES
ARBTRERTIIRKISII FORGE
(Continued from first page.)
give its reply as soon as possible after
coming to an agreement with them.
After the allies have consulted it is
believed the negotiatolns for an armis~
tice will be carried on by the command-
ing generals of the opposing armies
purely from a military point of view.
I The negotiations clip begin only after
bratlng this week their forty-seventh
birthday and holiday display and it is :
indeed a treat to visit their shop dur-i
1‘an tillcsc display days which last un-‘
“til Saturday, November 23rd. They mend to the New Haven Company or; CONSTANTINOPLE. by way of Kus-
hnve remodeled their shop room and
it can be truthfully said it is one of;
the best arranged jewelry stores in'
New England. Upon entering. on the
right is albeautiful- mahogany and
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facility is offered for the private dis-
!playwof gems. Next comes the dia-I
{mend case, then the ring case and af«
.ter that. ladleg- 1evvelry. where is dis- shat any passenger may operate them.bmak of cholera. An eye-witness (19.;
'played a wonderful assortment. next
is tho-entrance to the optical room,
and then comes where the timepiecesi
,boih watches and clocks are most at~
|tractively displayed. At the extreme
i
rear are the offices. 0n the left of
entrance is the repairing and engrav-
‘ing department where is kept all the
finished work in fire proof cabihets,
and all! work is taken in. > Then comes
.the silverware cases which are most
fascinating.
I Thu stairway leading to the factory
on the second floor is at the end of
the silver cases and then comes the'
cut glass room. .
The Optical department is in the
Arcade annex and the factory on the.
second floor are models of their kind.
Bull above all is the magnificent
stools. and although the quality is the
[highest and the assortment the larg-l
iest. prices are moat reasoasble. made?
possible by the large output and n0
middle pronto come between the
consumer and maker for Fairchilds
are importers and manufacturers as
well has retailers. .
chill-avers, two Opticians. three book-
‘ltcoplsrs. a shipping clerk and it nor—
ter lire required to look after this
largo and growing business.
i Bppieial inducements are offered for
Anniversary woeltw and the prudent
holiday dill seeker will linda visitto
this store a profitable as well on pleas-
antino. .
A cordial invitation is extended to
all to visit (1. w. Fairohlid a Sons
this week.‘
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meow—a...
t tiervioo. big two real
ire. tomorrow. iii. Old lied Men‘s
Don‘t forget it. '
man BOOM
‘fent
‘ lilall
, her dentition the third day of (into
train. in
‘. "e. That such company be requir- DEAIHS AN“ {WERM‘S
ed by proper authority to install spoil '
upon passengers, and the limitations the Turks have accepted the condition
of output from car building plants, :iaid down by the Bulgarians that in the
“in order that a recurrence of m. 1 meantime no further reinforcements oi
tnre possible derailmentg may bej'l‘urkish troops may be brought into
avoided, l respectfully beg to recomuthe field of operations.
Other proper authority as follows; itendie, Nov. lbs—The cholera epidemic
"1. 'I‘hnttrnin crews be enlarged 30 1 among the Turkish troops holding the
that in case of poaslme danger to pas. 3 line of fortifications at. Tchntalia, in
sengers groin fire or from any .cwse.§front of Constantln’t‘iple. is rapidly be-
that the number of the crew not iieed- 7 coming WOFBE "0‘16? 509 08968 are re-
‘erystal cabinet which conceals the ed for flag or signal duty may minorled daily and tilt; total number “1',
Norwalk private diamond office where every emergencies be capable of using the ,ready evseeds six thousand. Whatever
fire equipment of the train effectively. j hope the Turks may have had of main»
. “2. That extinguishers lbe adoptedltaining the line of defenses at Tchat
for train use so simple in construction'am have been “33'9”“ by this 0“"
in emergency, whether he can read ’clares that he saw 203 corpses buried
the instructions for their lilo 0r not. iin one big trench at Hadeemkeui, the
"3. That the New Haven Company‘headquarters of the Turkish comman»
be required by proper authOrity to noldeoinvchief, on .Tuesday. The bodies
quire all steel car equipment for its 2 were dragged to the spot on books and
passenger service as speedily as ,3 i dropped into the trench which was not
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consistent with their proper c0nstruc.inenfly deep enough for the purpose.
tion. ,the covering of earth being very shal-
"4. That such Comlnn be re ulred 1""
by proper authority xto Erovldoq and: While cholera is undermining the
install proper approach locking de_lTiii‘KiBh defenses it also at the same
view to prevent possible change chum“ cdnsiiiutes a most formidable op
switches from main to diverging‘mnem to the Bulgarian advance and
routes along the some traffic current it is generally believed here that the
after a train 13 signalled for the main {outbreak has disposed of the question
route. , of even a temporary occupation of Con-
""" "m“ 3““ “my “0 ”rim“ ‘f‘“i‘ti.“°’lif “yit“5’“'.i’i‘“ii’§°‘lim'f
- : s on an e a -
m mm “worm to “use “I Dag-Inand of Bulgaria wym risk the lives of
sensor trains on regular service to
- n avoid
come to a. full stop before traveling ’ II.” soldiers in this way If he on
over any crossover exucpt Number '20
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CPOHIOVEY‘.
. TRISTRAM a ATT
Norwaik's Loading Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk. Connecticut
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Men’s Fall and
the Best Makes.
Shirts and Drawers,
weight, white or gray ......
Winter. Underwear
A New and Complete Stock of
medium
Merino, 50c; Wool, $1.00
Heavy ribbed. tieeced lined 50c
A Fine Showin of . . . .
- Men’S‘GIOVBSJ g- Night Shirts and
.
Working Gloves, lined .0” un- Pajamas
“fled ..60c.76c.$1-00. ”50' *2 OUTING FLANNEL NIGHT '
Tan Walking Gloves $1, $1.25 , .
Gray Suede lined .. $1.15. $1.50 SHIRT‘S"F°’ men‘ 5°“ 75‘”
for boys, 506.
Silk lined .. .. $1.50, 82.00
OUTING FLANNEL PAJAMAS
stews-Wu...
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Heavy gray wool... 15c, $1.00 Reliable HOSlel'y -For men, $1.25. $1.50; for
Double breasted gray or can , b 59 75 $100
dinal Wool sums $1.50 for Men mi °v °' ' -
Drawer“ t" mm" “5° Cotton ....... 12 1-20, 25:: A big assortment of MUSLIN
UNION SUITS“"°“°“ “PW" Silk Lisle .. ..... 26°. 390. 50c NIGHT SHIRTS 50c, 75s, 31.00
“0°; W001 milled» 529°- Silk 25c, 50c, 31.00. 31.50
' Woolen ...... 25c, 350, 50c
The woman one wants a housework-
er generally has success with a Son
tinsi want u"
as others do. Sell your rags, rubbers,
metals, papers, feather beds and auto
mobile tires to R. Alexander. as he
pays the highest prices.
Also buys and sells second-hand fur.
nlturc.
. R. Alexander
fol. 356.2. 21 Raymond 8t.
_.._._ .H..-... ....M_>,...,..;.- .
What do you» think
I of this?
A new line of JOstrich Feathers we
have just purchased from the manu-
facturer, thereby saving jobbers'
profits.
You can get the benefit. To give
you some idea of what this means
we quote a few prices.
20 inch French Plumes, finest. qual-
ity ............. . ............ $2.40
21 inch extra full White Plumes. beau-
tiiui and fluffy ............. 54.49
14 inch Black Plumes. have to be seen
to be appreciated ............. 980
The Holmes Millinery
Phone 405. 8 Monroe 8t.
2"" “f...
Hazeiton
COAL
The B. Hershiield 8t Son Co.
w. an in Water a.
H. Kneger & C o
' The Leading Outfitting Store, in The Norwaiks
West Washington Street
AGENTS FOR
. THEMAGIC ;
Electric
automatic train stove or speed can Funo'll of M" Dorsey.
i Scout Shees .
source of cantaminstion.
p
SuctiOn
CLEANER .‘
o
SIMPLEST, mourssr. moer
arrecrvs;
cuum
NOIBELEBS.
oLEANs ENTIRELY av AIR.
NO saususs USED ON CAR-
PETS. [Hues AND OTHER'
FABRICS. WEIGHS ONLY 10
POUNDS. A CHILD CAN on.
snare lT.
DURABLE VA-
CLE‘ANER MADE.
lNEXPENSlVE.
Call to See it,
and we will
give you a
practical dem-
onstration or we will send it to your
home and demonstrate its usefulness.
Cleaning with The Magic eliminates all of tliol'ntlgue and an-
noyance of houseclcanng by other mennswno need of upseting the
homemmoving carpets, rugs, furniture, etc.
Worth its cost for sanitary reasons alone. Millions of germs
lurk with the dust in carpets. rugs. etc. it is your duty to guard
the health of yourself and family by
removing every possible
Pays for itseifwsayes time, labor and household furnishings.
‘wilhln ides
Sly watchmakcrs. two jewelers, two“ he ‘speoiflod reasonable time as may
M "“in Utilities (intensity . may determine.
train or cab signals as may be apprm.k
‘od by the Public Utilities commission
by the Commission, for
the purpose of stopping or regulating
the speed of trains or giving audible
ucan warning to oiisinemnu who shall
lloiuio the stop or speed rule when sou
preaching all crossovers «cent the
Number 20 crossovers.
f‘i. 'l‘bst web eoxupsny he required
on! proper unihority to iiminli within
such reasonable time as may be sliecl.
lied by the Public Utilities Commis-
sion long crossovers of the type
gamma as Number 20, the some to be
placed and mlbiitltuied for the cross.
overs now in use on the main lines
got the company at snob poipts of item
el and in such order as the Public
"M a retainer investigation uncle
the effect of testimony taken in retor-
yenco to the derailment of second 53
train itself. inf nation and ,consou
. nuances. in part ‘sibovs shown. 4 and
that Jessie pianos Ransom can. to
partials. from. injuries received in
masculinity“ of second is train 1st
'iWestport, and that her tie-mm:
:aiiflti'lii the commandment;
cements. tits elitiflfiin of
to
we“ ,
Elie funeral services over the re-‘
mains of Mrs. Thomas T. Dora!!! "1‘9
held a! i o'clock in Donbury. Mrs.
Dorsey wean former resident of Nor-j
walk and is well known here. W. F‘.
Deitiyn, of Mott avenue, a brother.
”was in attendance at the oorVicfiI. ill;
torment took place in Dsnbury. ‘ 1
Funeral of Mr. Ganesha“. :
The, funeral of James Cari-others:
we. hold yesterday afternoon from
his homo in Bartlett avenue. Reva
James Benton Werner, motor of (3mm 3
moiscopal church emulated and inter»i
mom took piano in the Riverside
cemetery.
Men's ”.00.
onl' $1.75.
rm, steam. sets. Hosts
Mm unease.
Keelcr’s Shoe Store
Opposite Hoyt'r'rmsirsh
4W
(lid Well Commandery, his. ass. U.
Most of the damage and wear of carpets, rugs, etu.,_ia caused by
sweeping, heating and by ‘ietion of grit and dust under loot,
which cuts and grinds off the fabric and which cannot be re-
mnved by broom or sweeper. The Magic positively removes all
dirt on and in them. without injury, and prolongs their life.
' l C “WEAR A BINJAMIN"
i r‘e ameron OVERCDAT.
' 7 Just the coal. to suit your
I 74 WISIIMEIOII Sim“ incite. Mr. laroful Dresser.
89th NOTWIIIC,COIIR. The “lieniumin” Double-
”roasted flood street model is
but one of the many exclusive
Overcoats we are now offer-Inf
to the man and young men of
. FLOOR
0. (i. ‘0... will "inst tanlght for regs»
lsr bnsiness. ‘ ,
COVERING
Your H way
inches the first impression upon
your visitors. hot in comp your
disk tutti. styiis’ii tux-altars.
Scrap Metailsbponilng;
, ass Foil riders
‘ Mm! “foremost
to sweat. . Those that are dishonest i
anchored; (lagoon! to; scene, for
has“ my limib'ijfio‘ '1';
normals: uses rile
_ em as w '
= some
m use“ when the; vacant "proved?
.y “do. and all it.
The Norwaiko. _
From 018 to $30.
' canoes" stoves ., use up
useless" nonhuman. '
SPECIALS
9 3129“)!!!“ sans-ism ‘13:” “
ii}: 11 Velma ”minnow.“ .1
9 it is‘Axdiinisiers. m.” 1:
' All in exquisite Oriental do- 3
signs. , ‘ .
34.50 ELANKM‘S new .. 03.00 I
,,.
introspective use a so“ West
V, I. in.
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