The lead modulus reached 1.1150?
and last sitting was 1.790. ‘
a.
be a lot less than you
boon paying for your
or overcoatsmbut lis-
“unit's all you should
A good adv. pays best in the best
«kw—aw.” ._.. .. -...
“Mayfair
-W...
1 in North Maln 8t.
1"? ,
All Fursgltelnodelod on the premises.
TEL. vac-s. ,
A Mrs. Ahdl."‘s.'s&iun9 i
Add19 ill. fiesrm5, or human
,halv 981 uttended divine service at the
11111119111111 Episcopal Church in that“
(11th,. ‘ .
disco last Wednesday Mrs tacos
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. F A
gJones,'of Clinton avenue. Stamford.
Lust evening she left to attend church,
”Aapparently in good health. Later in
the evening she was noticed lying in
a recumbent position near the Jones
riotous. “
I
South Norwaik, Connyf-
treatment for tuberculosis tor some? 1,
time. The (incensed is survived All!“
a wife and lobild, of South Norwalk.
it father and o, '
‘_ Will be brought to south
burial and the funeral services will
bite of paying more?
Wsuits and overcoats on
‘ See how good they
stylish they look. '
he Copyright
9-57 81 $10— '
Clothing Co.
6 North Main St.
7-ProviSion Co.
Norwalk
5 Main Street.
Phone at Both Stores
in and let us slip a‘
,e's the we to reason-4' ,
tin you can buy 1 an all. (1 M t l P-ln~
hand tailored, guaran.‘ an e s oilfield Russia Calf
bit or Overseat of the
~ model and the newest
brics for $xo—what’s the
" ~Women's Storm ftubbers for wide
, , ‘145 Washington St.
”ll-410W well they fit and ‘ '
AThe Hare and the
f‘pe Beers Meat 8;:
l
Norwslk 1'
A
New in Stock
the Above Kinds that will but 11 lifetime is the kind
mrsh1m- an. s»: radar—Ht.» .411”.qu..
“llooll. our otter dsi. The 1
(licenses revs. lulu. wore WWW“ WWW“ ml stem
1?" Mitten to and for you“
“m w Alibi" M M! 1““! Wfi‘HlNflTON 31-, T." “guflratld Vizier to King Ferdinand, 0!
irags‘ Is my limit.
WOMEN‘S SHOES
Lace and Button on latest last.
$2. 50 81 $3
toes and high heels ..
MAX LEVY
Becker Block
Telephone 426-2.
I 1 .
Fortune 1
A turtle add a rabbit once agreed
to run a race, but in a little while the
bunny was so far ahead that he curled
up for a little rest, but falling asleep
he gave the old turtle a chance to
crawl past him and reach. home first.
Moral: Slowly but surely the peo-
ple of The Norivalks have learned that
when it comes to buying JUNK
G. YOUR DlSKY
pays better prices than any other
junkmsn. One cent a pound for rugs
and the very best prices for feathers!
and nietais ‘
J
Telephone 912.
\k‘
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Scrap Metal! ls Booming
ASK rou PRICES
Every one that works for we must
be honest. Those that are dishonest l
discharge. One cent a pound for
The sign.
WM EFFRON
of 85 Fort Street. East Norwaik,
West Washington St. South must be on the wagon and the driver 1 who tried to sdvsme at some points."
must give you a duplicate slip. Feat!» A
or Bulls and Auto Tires 11 specialty. ,
Telephone 441.
. "5....-.—
School Shoes
H1 ,Cut.
1
l
Buckwheat
Pea A
Not .
l' 5108... ...... ..........‘l.00
Stove 13122:; ::::::::::::": :33:
21-210 5 112 $2.00
Egg . Kceier’s Shoe Store
Broken opposite Hoyt's Theatre.
/
Cancel , s:—
i . “ . ’
Boom Furniture
ivol soil and at prices 111111 are right
M. Gutkowsky
1311qu m exchanged.
111132111
Sorvlan and Montenenrin Troops.
lilillill 111111
General MukhierSil-uck in Log.
combine-d army of Scrvlun and Monte-
(ncgrin troops today occupied the 1mm
of Alessio, near the Adriatic coast.
cssio has been the chief source of sup-
lily for the besieged Turkish gsrrinson
of Scultluri. Although only a smull place
of three thousand inhabitants, its 1101'
session of great importance.
artillery tight along the lines of ’I'cllat-
oils was less violent yesterday than on ,
im Pasha, the Turkish commander-in-
iBunurlllusur in the bottle of Little Bur-
gas.
,ed Balkan nations today scented to the
lililll Ill Will HRH]
WALL STREET?“ 10' 110 um Ill-136-
clines in active issues were general
at the opening of rloduy' 8 steel: main
lost: csnadien Pacino yielded over a
point with substantial fractional rc~
cesslons in Bethlehem Steel, Smelt»
ing, the Coppers Reading and St
Paul. Minor gains were limited to a
tow specialties and the less important,
railway shares.
SUPP Y BAS
Al AUESSIA
WALL STREET, 11 a. m.—~Pressure
became mars general with especially
large declines in many industrial
stocks. Cotton 011, which recentlyi
has been pushed up vigorously fell 2
points.
Malls-an important capture,
‘ Cutting on Scuiari
chLLY DiSC-HARGED—KELLY RE-
STRAINED.
Tom arrested Tom. Scully wanted
a place to sleep all night, but as the
rules of the Norwnllk police are.
against putting up s drunk. Officer
Dorney refused him. sculiy then pro-V
tested in an abusive way and won
found a place to spend the night in
No. 2. This morning a tale of some
length gained ’llllll a‘rclease.
Cell No. 1 “being empty, Sergeant
Bryan H. Silk picked up John Kelly.
of disagreeable disposition and with
e. particular faculty for expressing his
feelings verbally and disgustingly.
Kelly was drunk. He had entered
most of the West avenue trout doors,
seeking aims. and after he had been
in Judge Henry W. Gregory‘s, Judge
A. E. Austin's, Dr. Charles R. Chas-
mnr's, and several more, a camplsint
was made. Thirty days and costs
was put opposite Kelly‘s name andI
Officer Domey took him to Bridge-
port. Kelly will out Thanksgiving
(“mount the expense of the state
and if he is not careful Thanksgiving
presents will be sentlhim in Jail.
MRS. SHERER ENTERTAINS
[ASS llillilll lilllAl
by Bulgarian Bullet
.m-
RIEKA, Montenegro,
«Nov. 19.—~A
Al-
CONSTATINOPLE,
Nov. 19.n'l‘ho
Sunday, according to a report of Noz-
chief.
Filing, however. occulrcd along the
whole line of fortifications. He contlu,
lied:
"We repulsed the enemy's infantry
Among the wounded who, nirlvod in
ConstantinOplc yesterday, was Gen. Ms !
hound, Multhtar, whogrss hit in the leg A riendo of Mug
by a bullet. lit was he who successfully '
attacked the Bulgarian left wing ft
.4... -..
Ralph G. Hartley. Wife
of Baptist Pastor.
Mrs. Henry C. Sheror of West Wash-
residence.
and carried her romaine to the home.
,‘as others do. Sell your rage, rubbers,
lyou some idea of what this means
The family was notified
It is believed that death resulted from
an attack of spoplcxy.
The deceased was sixty-two years of
use. The funeral will be held at the
residence of her sister Mrs. F. S. Sey-
mour, 18 Rowan street, East Norwallr,
Thursday at 2: 30 p. 111.. Rev. 1.8 P. Fair-
banks, pastbr of the East Avenue Moth-
odist church oillciating. Interment will
be in the East. Norwallr cemetery.
,Loui. ’Burkett.
Louis rBurkett, former clerk in the
South Not-walk post elites and for sev-
eral} years one of the most prominent
young men in the city passed away
DO
metals, papers, feather beds and auto-
psys the highest prices.
nlturc.
R. Alexander
Tel. 356-2. 21 Raymond 8t.
of this?
A new line of Ostrich Feathers we
have just purchased from the mono.
lecturer. thereby saving jobbers'
profile.
You can get the benefit. To give
-we quote a low prices.
20 inch French Plumes. lineal qual-
ity {12-49
21 inch extra 11111 White Plumes. beau.
tiiul and fluffy 49
14 inch Black Plumes, have
to be appreciated. ”Magi...
The Holmes Miliioer—y
Phone 405. 8 Monroe St.
. -a. .,.. ‘W._.._...._..._..._..1_.-...
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ington street, scored s success yester-
day afternoon when she entertained at
tea from 11 to 5 o'clock in honor of Mrs.
Ralph G. Hartley, wife at then actor of
Turkish National to discuss the terms the South Norwslk Baptist Church.
of an armistice and eventual pence. who recently came to South Norwuik,
LONDON, N0“ 19-“01' eight-hours” bride and a stranger. Mrs. Hartley
armistice has billed agreed ‘0 be‘-"“9‘3“A1tllll.(ic a decidedly favorable impression
the Bulgarians and Turk“ at Tchstal ,upon all the hundred and more guests
is so that both armies may bury their; who called during the afternoon And
dead, according to a news agency dis-' with Mrs. Sharer prove a charming
patch from Constantinople. , «hostess
VIENNA- MEAT“! NOV 19 “39“0‘13‘ Mrs. Sharer and Mrs. Hartley rocoiv»
international incidents are reported to ed at the entrance in a very pretty
have occurred after the occupation ofa' manner Mrs Frank 1“ Huntington as-
are Adriatic port of San Giovanni di' {carted the guests to the dining 1.00m
Mellon by the Montenegrins, cu SuturAm. the light refreshments Mn; 11‘ a
db) according ‘0 "W correspondent 0‘ Lyon and Miss Elle J Bvxbee poms-.1
the 'lleichpost' at Scuturi .1138-
The correspondent tolegrnphs t“ml 'lhe table was deliciously decorated
“16 Turkish ”0°93 G‘W‘m‘ed 3““ G“"3111111 the center piece of white cllrysun-
Vfllmfl 1“ Meal!“ 0“ ”‘9 arrival 0’ 9' themums was gorgeous and betokclled
Moutonugrin column and he declares much comment The candelabra shone
than on Austrian courier from Sector! a delicate light on the silverware and
was fired upon by tho Montenegrin (2,111 gloss. causing it to glisten and “par.
troops. When the Moutonss‘rln norm “'9
msndor. Gen. Murilnovitcb arrived at MlBflBI plum” Miller and Elizabeth
San Giovanni d1 Medua on Sunday, be Sharer proved mom charming no wait-
ordered ““5 WWW 0’ “‘9 Austrian reason and their part in the festivities
11111.11 bolts destined for Bout/or! was no Imull one.
The Montenoxrlu general then told,- Truly a social triumph was the mac.
Mil troops. “WWW“ to’ the corrospon- 111011 and all who were so fortunate as
dent to remove all the goods on boardlw bs' ”mam were agreeably 919,399
the Austrian Lloyd magazine vessslA with both the 990m and its purpose, to
““1410!“ A“ W! 9"“ 9““ M "“11 on secure. Hartley. and no doubt many
the other Austrian crelt lying there 1acqusintunoog we", brill!!! yeatorday
searched which will prove a help to the princln
The Monleneurin royal yacht arrived pals for time to come.
in port on though “Lillie demonutra
tlvo pmsesslon for Kim; Nichol“, "
The dispatch concludes that the Tun
lush troops intend to attack the Mouse
sum, Bulgaria, Nov. l9.--The all1-’
OPHPOHTUNITAEE.
Each day brings new opportunities.
added possibilities, ffor those who
ongrius at Sou Giovanni dl Moduli to
day.
The reply sent to the disputeh oi: the
tantalum. says:
"trite Bulgarian Government sitar
surrealism with the allied cabinets or
«civic, lieutenant: duet times. 111-1
' forth! the Porto‘tll, Willllifltldridd
lire alive to their silences mu quick
filo take advantage of conditions.
There is always 11 way for the can.
selections, skilled worker to get
shallow-write a sentinel Wont. lie.
stating briefly and wisely your or
mite position no 1 no:
1191141212. service 0.2.9
, nets mun sets in touch with the
BUY
Hazelton
COAL
mobile hires to R. Alexander, as be -
Also buys and sells secondhand fur-
What do you third;
i
{the remains
Nowell: for
TRISTRAM
i
be held on Thursday alternoon mi 1 & HYA'IT
AAA."Afihx‘fifififlfifi. Hi See Page 10
attend Merrill College. The city was
to his liking and he decided to make
it his home. He was ever popular:
among the younger sot. being of a
happy and accommodating dispos17_‘i‘ «WANTS $300 DAmAGES,
tion. His many friends in the city The Hatch and Bailey company have
and town are 8118th today “- 11” instigated suit against Alcvander Race
untimely demise. for the locovoly of $300 damages. PM»
W 1 party of the defendant in Knapp street
09“" M ”'3' Hobble ‘ lhas been attached by Deputy Sheriff 1).
ers. Emily Hubble who died atrLouls Ladrlgan for the sum of $500.1“-
Greenwich, F‘ridey. was the mother 01' torney Joseph R. Taylor represents the
Captain eH‘obbie, well known in Stum- plaintiffs and the papers are returnable
ford. Mrs'. Hubble spent the greater before the Norwallc town court, Mon-
part of her life In lstamtord. She has any, November 25th.
been living at Greenwich for about 16 ‘
years. '
"0......— W—Wm p.—
Fifty-one years ago today, Mr. and
Mrs $.13. Lockwood, of 14 Fourth
Sentinel Wants form an important St. East Norwulk Were malried.’1‘he
part-41. vital heart interest portion~ couple are receiving the congratula-
01' the daily papers. ‘ lions and best wishes on their soul
,vcrsary.
w...
Agood ad. pays best in the best
paper.
The womsnwno wants a. non-sworn
or generally has success with a Son
tinsl want so 1
H Krieger &C0
The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwslks
West Washington Street
AGENTS FOR
THE AGlC
Electric Suctibu
C LEAN E R
SIMPLEST, LiGH‘l’EST, moor
EFFECTVE, DURABLE VA-
cuuwl CLEANER MADE,
NOISELESS. lNEXPENSlVE.
CLEANS ENTIRELY sv AIR.
‘ N0 "sRusHEs uses on CAR-
PETS. Russ AND OTHER
FAamcs. WEIGHS ONLY‘10
"‘Pouuos. A CHILD CAN oe-
ERATE 11'. '
, Call to See it
and we will
give you a
The B. Hershiield &Son Co.
1.1. m 122 Water or.
CAGE CONTINUED FOR TWO
WEEKS.
The evidence in the case of Stephen
and Rosie Gail vs. the City oi” south,
Norwelk was submitted at the hearing
held yesterday at the council cham-
ber hetero Attorney Scohsld. of Stem-
ford. roisrocs appointed by the Super-
ior Court. The referee continued the
case for two weeks during which time
the attorneys in the cm. Corporation
Counsel Joseph R. Taylor for the city
and Attorney John J. Walsh for the
plaintiffs. will his briefs with the ref-
ems ‘
The case is in the nature of an up»
heal lirom the decision of the South
Norwslk Board of Councilmen in ac-
«opting the report or the committee of
ireeholdsrs in the matter o! the im-
provement of (‘1111 and policy streets.
‘The report assessed the benefits and
damages in each case so being equal.
Stephen and Rosie Gsli allege that
their property wnsgdsmslzsd by the
improvement above the amount 01
benefits which seemed therefrom.
Through Sentinel Wants. the cm-
ploysr meets the nutrient the busi-
skilled competent worker to vii/hostile
praCtical dem-
‘oostratiou or we will send it to your
home and demonstrate its usefulness.
Cleaning with The Magic eliminates all of the fatigue and un-
noyonce or llouseoleanng by other means—no need of upsettng the
below-moving carpets, rugs, furniture, etc.
Worth its cost for sanitary reasons clone. Millions ‘of germs
lurk with the dust in carpets. rugs. etc. it isyour duty to guard
the health 011. yourself and family by removing every possible
source of contamination. 1 ‘
Pays ‘for itself-«saves time, labor and household furnishings.
Most of the damage and wash of carpets, rugs, etc. is caused by
sweeping. beating and by friction of grit and dust under loot.
which \cuts and ninth; oi! the fabric and which cannot be no.
moved by broom or sweeper The Magic positively removes all
ditto-.1 and in them, without injury, and prolongs their life.
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