"56 a m; 7:373 p. m. N \ rises 6:57 sets 5 :3o. ommunloatloa of Old ' ~ No. 103,2 F. and A. 33., hold t Its rooms. Nov. 19th; I333: o’clock. p. m. All Master 2 Fratomally yours, ROBERT M. WILCOX‘, Goofy. H NORWALK 3IOARD OF ‘ TRADE idem—Nehemiah Canoes; VloovProaldoIIt—charlos 4 Memo. rotary—Mint; w. Hadley. 2 "moor—Matthew Corbett. NIKG SENTINEL ‘TELE- ' PHONE CALLS —a-—NeWs Department sea usinoss Dopartmont 1388 Branch Office. Norwalk. ‘ I ~Edltor’a Residence . 7: Hits! Editor's Residence 3, THE CORONER’S FINDING. The- ‘Iflndlng or Coroner John J. ,helan In the Westuort railroad ‘ reek. Is theiough and searching He oes Into the case minutely and finds Where there we as negligence and Mrs there is need of improvement 3 better eqnulgpment and better meth. ods. The dead engineer run past the lgnals‘22bhat 'Ivere set against him and therelnlwas the primary cause of the roaster. But there are devices that might have prevented It, area after lunder or the engineer, but they , 11lure I. not *In use. And after the rosmver had, been taken at :1 dan- roux rate or sooedmnd the cars de~ * ' ed and fire started in them, the ,3 53 houses for handling the situation inadequate; there were not _ u g traihmen to deal with ‘the 3 ditlous and, wooden cars, furnish , d' ‘Iuel for the flames.’ All these ‘Ithlhgs have separately been discuss- d‘l‘wtore but the coroner puts them II “logical order and their aggregate set Is very considerable. For each the principal or oontrlbutlng mm of the ‘disaster he suggests a sandy and the last of these, the a;or oroheoverwor mt full stop store crossing-"was suggested In ‘ nuoctlon with the Bridgeport wreck I no Federal express the "causes of limb were similar. Indeed there Is much In the two cases which are jitlllte and the careful study given to the conditions by Coroner Phelau Ahould rho productive of Improve- entll' Improvement has not been » lmady‘ made. The finding III II long , tor every phase of the matter I oiretully gone over and thorough- I,3‘oonoldered.‘~hut It will well repay 229aruaal and ls a good sample of n ohm duty. conscientiously norlorrn ed without fear or favor. We! RIGHT TO THE MINT «While I sushi or ii Chicago hotel was in the bathtub Illa clothes were stolen. 3 nominees the more Ilotodate hotels here furnish hsmll.-~I‘azorson Press. you.“ w 3 United State. legroom have omen 'firdinload ol flalilornls omit» oil he alleutlou that they wore unlined momm- «Ito. rhet’uromi iml 3ot minimum The city to tall or f molluwrlow York ours». m W floaty or out In this minor, 3 ‘otpiaero to III; II and ablative!» . ‘ 3Ioh’urult, Ransom“; treads ought mm to 2 l ‘3 I'mu'g-pfatu -‘-‘\‘\“-\‘ , I 'nrr t ll . I; ‘1'" 5; ~ I“\“... Midsummer midnight skies, Midsummer midnight influences and airs, The shining sensitive silver 29,: the I sea, Touched With the strange hued - blazonings‘oi down .I . . The wisuui star. Shine like good memories. The morning wind Blows full oi unforgetten hours As over a region of roses. «William E. Henley. EACH TOVALL. Who lives pure life, and doeth righteous deed, And walks straIght paths.» however others stray, . . . This is the better way. No drop but serves the 3 slowly hiring tide, No dew but has an errand to some flower, . . No smallest star. but sheds some holpful ray,’ And manhy‘ man. each giving to i all the rut, ,3 Makes the firth bulwark of the country's power: I There is no hotter we? «~Susan Cool dge. -m l Clinton Rogers Wendi-III: pl Phllad’eh ’ mans Clo moot, 0., Its vice chairman. Chair» 3 ,2 Imam Frederick Law Olnistead, who, cwill ,,r9rrmm one, National ,Contosg “ one; onf‘ony“ Planning; Miss" MIA ‘ - can Federation or Arts, and J. Li‘Wil. - fluent" sunsest‘od' through the dealer- ences of municipal workers. Reportni " the; oonvotifld 1 teen-osmium“ _ Mr. Hatch will relport't 2 "thus for advertising signs. Henry, 2 amount the sneakers during the com 2 2 vontlon. P in the Mind tattle Watson; and the 2 hualnoss meetings at Which over a score ot Important papers will be are: seated. , The moon. of the: derivation ‘3 cover a Wide range of municipal Inst- term. Ambassador Jamoo Bryce 3o: _ Great Britain II to mak- on the sow oral 3mm of; “National Wilt. m Need ot tho Future.” The majority or the addrelsel however, will be up- on rosearohos and studies at a Inuulow Ipsl chamtor‘.,2 These Include Mil?! 3 slous’ of the "hill hoard nuisance.” public our“. city tree gloating, hack yard' imolaeat, smoke prevention. fly? naming, and many other. sumac “momma with the Amedloan GIV- , lc Asmldtlon are many notional on ‘ ganinatio‘na which will make neurons—I of their activities. unlolpal [Angus wilt Its;;wor33,hnousii Its soorotlll‘ 2 path. Ira ‘ ] Federation or Iva-.3 he represented by Mrs. George Zimmerman. or We f Moohlin. or thhlngton, the Ameri: son. of Wilma, the Toronto Hortl- , cultural Assoolatlon. , g The last two conferences or the Amerloan Civic‘ Association were held in Washington. Since the last :3 meeting many new communitiesha‘ve ’ undertaken lilies of civic develonrj are to he presented at this meeting 2 up? almost a notion-wide cannula ago do! the .il e III. The session 22 nWednesdsy Inimito’ou’ will 'be In, part a “house fly “salon" with Edwera‘illatch, Jr., of New York, 3 chairman or the‘ Firefighting oommlo - upon the work otthe national anti-fly committee; m. Joan Damon, Iupon , the fly mead. In Cleveland, andm.‘ A. I... fldmy upon the Wuhinlton fly crusade. . ., ‘ Interesting discussions are expect' ed Marthe hlll board emblems Ibao ed upon a paper by Raymond R. Fos- 2 tlolt. former :Commissloner or Ao- oounts of New York. Mr. Foatlck‘ made an Investlntlou or the our 2 board iithstion In that city and Will ‘. make recommendations as to regain- l ‘5‘ our“. of Baltimore, Is to disdain another Important municipal subject. that of smoke prevention and a sea- - oral discussion In expected on this Issue. 3:. Horaoe McFarland. 0! Morris» burs, Penn. president ot,,tho amow ‘ tion, will open it. convention tamer» ;_ row. ommu Gibbons II umtod 32 to dollver the opening Invocation. . The morning's session Ivill he devot- ed to .organlzstloa conducting work relaxed to that or the American civic odnyontlon will he devoted to f‘mud‘: table" discussion of municipal alien-o. : Mayor winter 23. duals. a: comma who won the ”meant-lulu dunno the new capital city oi" ‘ Australia“ ‘ mun» Elena Gals of the General Federation of Women Club- will he to star handles and ; ammo SETS-J'flllurooedse" - ' “ 3 nlokeled tips and hrrulee. 3 unless sets. Regular 33. 98 value. woduesday $2. 75 “OARVING BETH piece sets. ‘3 m o.Io~ov-..3 ’ white mun. Shureodso mate: 2‘ 22Inndrauted hand longed steel. Regular value 33. 50*. Whither» BREAD KNIVES-wallow!” 25o. 3Weduosday 19¢ KNIVES and FORKS—Sets of 3 3, Knives and 6 Forks, white hone handles. ‘tset. Wednesday. set 98¢ $4.75 Regular $1.50 _ KNIVEah and FORKG~BrolIon 3 assortment at good quality stool 3; Knives land Forks- 3 I loo «32153. ‘Woduoldm' each. Regular ' I 35‘ women KNIvae~"9huI-e. edge." made iron! extra quality selected“ steal; Regularly; 59o. Wednesday .........2..39¢ 3 Wédnesday 333 333Wednesdsy. 3 3......“ ,Wednesday' . . . 3Wedlmda’y. ouch . 3 A new Dinner Set or a row 2 " ,‘la’noy pieces of china or Clutu II _ Glass will add wonderluny to. the hosted: when m sorts her 2? ,, moot: at the Thanksgiving to. 2 bled ‘ 3‘ 112 niece set of host American I , PORCELAIN premonwmn, ‘ very neat gold andwhlte decora- I33 49¢ . SALAD BOWLS-«Regularly Si. 3 ..........32393 Vtmna AND om covers?"- Reguiorly' $2.50. 3Wedneadsy. 81.398 3 Regularly $8.00. lions. Regularly 315.0052 Wes. nesdaS'. a set . - . - 811.48 22 100 piece "set of good quality 3 American PORCELAIN 'DIN- NERWARE. Ipink ,d‘euoratlons. "Wednesday. ~ $5.98 fiLarge size Covered VEGETA ‘Af Glassware BLE DISHESwnlshes from dis- continued dinner matterns. Reg- ularly 98c. Wednesday, each, 3494: FLATES—Breaklast and Dinner ,Plates from broken lots of dia- nerware Regularly 15c and 19o. Wednesday. each ....... 10¢ speeai Values I. Cut Glass 2 .3 OUT GLASS. TUMBLERS-~Res- 2 3. history 65o Wednesday, each. CUT GLASHSALT and 9E?- . PER SHAKERS—wflegularly 50c each. Sterlldg silver tops, each; 29¢ I I Handled Bonuses: orsuue~ Regularly $1.25, each 98¢ Rogers’ 1847 $le We, have; 73311 swirl: a full line It Rogers 1847 Table Silverware, , Knives, Forks. Spoons, etc. Snob Universal Bread Makers This- wail known Universal Bread Makeovmixos and knead: bread In :2 'iew minutes and bands do not have to touch lei reductions on all pieces tor .5 dough3 , 2?. Double Roasters , IBlaolt Sheet-iron Douhl. Roast- lug Fans. 16 inches long. 11 Iuohos wide Regularly 33c. ....... 29¢ Mayonnaisehesters Sooclgl strolls Egg Beater with special attachment for mak- lng mayonnaise Regularly 25c. Wednesday, each 19.5 Enameled Pie 2 Plates Solid steel any Fhuaolod- Pie Plates, 10 Inch size. extra deep. lust the'thlng tor pumpkin and mlnoo’, .pies. "Regularly 15o, tonne.» M Ilootslae. :00 8]ostslze............ 2,59 Baking Dulles Brown and white Bowls, 1-2 pint sits. Regularly 10o. Wed- nosdfirosoh L35¢ “Potato mm -.Patontsd Potato Risers, oaet Iron frame. heavy: stool cop‘s. Regularly 25c. Wednesday 19¢ .0 i 2 Spice. Jars Sniall Jars with covers Ifor hold- ing spices. Stenciled ginger. pepper, etc. Regularly 10c. Wed- " uesday. ehoh .......... ‘3. .. 5¢ Miinng Bowls 3 qt. else ,platn yollow Mixing , Bowls. Regularly lilo. Wednes- day. each ..... 3,3 ....... 13¢ Teakettles No. s we eoua calm Nickel Plated Teakettles. Regularly 3 31.00. Wednesday ...... 74¢ Federation. Bloch afternoon of the .. more tor many years. No doubt authors VIII he heard hunt. 'l'ho that“,
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