Ame rAILoaa Ann waitress.
“You Should Sell Your Junk to
fiegiollilolsxv ,
villi! he xiven,. but we attention but
. its best prices and honest
18! mar II. "
TELEPHONE
south Harriette coon ~
to Ladies
We will sell the remainder or our
stock of trimmed and untrllnlned m
at cost.
Dainty exclusive dsslans. ..
The best hernias are the tint
chosen, better mains your choice
Phone «Is. I Monroe II.
74 Washington Street
South Norwalk. Conn.
Floor Covering
ii 5 SPECIALS.
a; For the Week
. Home a chance to make the I:
. dollar count.
$1.15 Velvet Stair Carpets 95c
_, 9 x 11 Velvet Ruse . $16.50 I.
g All 35c Mattings. 25o ;;
Beet (Mrk Linoleum ..... 65¢ -
'. Heavy Coca Hall Runner .. 35¢ --
441
It it is Junk it will pay you to send
a postal or telephone 441 to Win. Et-
3 trons. ii Rowan St.. East Namath-Who
s taxpayinx lo a lb. {or resound treats
‘ attenuator auto um.- metals; "him
laminae. ambitious ”and ”iron.
Feather. beds and old automobiles a'
specialty.
The Holmes Mllllncry
-- areas and Soodland tire which for a
'..' time thresttened the destruction of
2'. beach cottages estimated to ‘be worth
-- halt a million dollars
:1 anguished and voted to petition the
‘I Faintield Water 00, to lay its water
': pipes underground and xiv: service
3. during the winter months as well as
:I in the summer.
:1 in one oi the houses,
-- Fire Department would be with
I: out water and‘prectically‘ helpless to
j‘, prevent adisastrous conflaxration.
21 the beach road.
" .vented the chemical automobile from
.2 at
lipid lass Meeting and Petition
Water company tor Water
FIRE Pillll llllI Milli
Willi lI IRISH"
Also insist l‘llat Fairiislll Put
Bond to Beach In Condition
Flt for Use '
Nearly 160 owners of cottages at
“little Denbury" in Fall‘flela held" a
mass meeting Sunday~nixht after a
had been ex-
‘iin the event of fire
the Fairiield
Road Almost lmpusssbie
The almost impassable condition of
which all but pre-
reaching the scene ct last night's
blaze, Scams in Iror severe criticism
the indication meeting, and it
was also decided to petition the Fall'-
iield .selectmen to improve the road
so the apparatus. could getL to the
cottages in case. of tire. The se-
lectmen haverreiused. to put the road
in better shape, but the cottaxers
are going alter them hammer and
tense now. ‘
Many Norwulkers interested
It is the contention ot the cottage
owners the; Fairfield receives enough
taxes from the beach property own
era to build a passable road. Many
out
icon people own cottages there.
.1 sesiion. pint muggy,“ This was
“ brought about Sy name 0! emotion
Norwalksrs are interested in this'
because several prominent
unscrew. ran «The question .
of the confirmation or William H. Oad-‘ ,
"well as highway commissioner will
come hetero '
by «Senator McNeil mow providing
that the senate room on next The!»
day at 12 80 noon to consider in one-
cutive session the nomination at Mr.
Cadw‘ell. Booster isbell said this had
been nursed to in the committee on
executive nominations provided that
no members were obliked to be absent .
through illness or by reason of any
circumstances over which they had no
control, and which could not he tore
seen at the present tilde.
Senator Hurley; moved on amend-
meat providing that all the governor s
nominations should be considered,“
the some time. ”Ellis was voted down.
Senator Stevens objected to having
the discussion in executive session’.‘
but Senator .isbell said that not only
do the rules provide for it. but that
it. being a nomination by the govern-
or was entitled to be discussed in 939'
cutive session. He said some things
mlxht be said in a trans dicussion or
the matter. which would not probably
he entitled to space in the newspa-
pore. Senator McNeil’e motion then
passed.
Among the measures introduced to-
day were these:
To appoint Robert L. Manger Judge
and M. C. isbeil deputy iudxe at An-
sonin; for regulation and supervision
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,Good‘ Parlor Brooms, 25c.
Asbestos Mats, ac. ‘
Toilet Paper: 3 rolls zoo.
Round Wash Boilers, 29c. .
‘ Hend- Scrubs. 2 for c.
. War: Paper, per ml 4c.
“Silesia, ”- the round soapmc.
”Boat 6! Toot-h Picks, 2c.
2
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, Dr. F. W. Gibbs.
Dr. F. W. Gibbs; a former Norwallt
and later got ills degree as M. D.. ‘He
street.
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Funeral of Mr. Began.
of investment companies in line with
the recommendation oi the building'
and loan commissioner; exempting
pension money from attachment; trial:-
lnx appropriations {mutations hospi-y
tais‘flnciudinx st. Raphael’s at New.
Haven. and the Rookvilie City Hospi-
1tal; to repeal the oyster police stat-
lute. and decreasing the tax on oyster
moperties; to stop mud dumping on'
oyster beds in various localities; to
incorporate the Laurel .lilli Crematory
Association, in New Haven; to estab-
lish a land title court (or the state;
providing tor burial °I Spanish war
veterans and soldiers, soilora and ms.
nrlnes ot the regular Will“ as in the
‘case of Civil war veterans. where
iamilios untenable sweet. the on:
pause; petition of the ow Eleven Gas
in St. Mary’s Church, Father Finn 0i-
Iilciatlnx. The pail-bearers were Dsu- 2.3:
iel Deerlng, Andrew Barret-t, William ‘
Coies and Edward O'Brien. interment
in St. Mary’s Cemetery.
Funeral of Mrs. Murphy.
The tunerul oi Mrs. Bridget Murphy '
was largely intended this
from her home. 41 Plattsville avenue,
at 9: 30, and drorn St. Marys Church
at; 10 o'clock. Rev. J. J McGlnniss
lofficiated Miss iiele-n V. Millerd ren-
dated the soles Ave Marie and Face
to Face. The choir sang Thy Will Be
Done as the body was leaving the
church. The pallbearers were Edward
Byrnes. Joseph McCarthy; William .1.
Drew. William: BluO' Brien. The flow
was a nephew of Mr. Gibbs, of Arch 1 '2
The funeral of Joseph W. Began III:
took place this morning at 9 o'clock "1;
rooming -
There are at present 280 cpttaxes
Uxht Company .to in
“8 oapl- er bearer was Harold Buckingham. in- .
Oil
the beach and eleven more are
tal stock 1mm 85. 000,000 to 310.000.
now in the course of construction.
*w—uw
Just Received
in Gun Metal, Kid and Cloth Tops.
Pat. Colt, Kid and Cloth Tops.
.' Keeler’s
lean-Up Sale
V
color 3 Shoe Store
Opp. Hoyl' a Theatre
MAX "LEVY
our last shipment at Winter Women's
“Mayfair” Shoes
Our~ Short Vamps, Bobble Toes. at
145 Washington St. s. Norwailt
breeze crept rapidly
buildings and sent showers of spectra
on them. ‘ .
An Hour's Fight With Film»
Drumst John Boyle, telephoned to
“A. 1’." college and learning the
seriousness of the tire. turned in the
alarm. Fire Chlet Henry Moore and‘
a number of liremen were quickly on
the job. The chemical was in cherae
of Driver Joseph Carrol. but because
or the terrible condition at the mad
the Journey to the scene of the tire
was necessarily slow.
Firemen and residents turned in with
clubs and brooms and after more than
Provision Go.
"Phone at Both“ Stores
. nArIou IlLi.
In small and irregular. The
heir public service commis-
Exceptionally heavy.
in prices of stocks at the ~
The Beers Meat 8:
22 West Washington St. South
MW 5233
SENATONR SEYMOUR'G CONSOLI-
i-ienator John fl 'tlsymo‘ur, or East
avenue, Norwailt, has drained a. con-
an hour's tight not out the flames.
More than two acres of xround were
Iburned over. The possibilities of a
big tire. with no Water to light" it
‘ with. prompted the mass meeting to
be held right on the scene.‘
.mm—n... .. Mm ‘
LoeAI. slopes Lowboy.
”M
New“ A. J. Collins om Contract in New
\ City Hall Fol-niobium. ‘
‘3 .. 15 Milli Street,’ Norwalk The bid tor “rural-bins the council
chamber and mayors room in the new
city hall and Insulin: the buildlnk
(were received and opened It the
council meeting inst night. It. .1. Col
MllnI cc. was tho‘iowost‘bidder. and
was awarded the contract. 'Councll-
lion shares, influenced by solidallon charter or ill! own, wales”
oi Governor Buizer’s selec. he will cause to be presented to the
{general assembly on Thursday or this
in. week. senator Seymour was or do are.
u a point and Is. pre’opinlou. this the charter crates by
General Electric when the committee was too voluminehs
gassing re were urns. and he set to wort: to (trail one sitar
#ihmail talus. his own ideas. ills is... conslde lily
.. shorter than the orillhal one fluid will
iIrurtiluiiinuc. is to be congratulated on
[his manner of doing business in giv-
ing the local arms a chance to it:
its. Way invited A. J...(iolllns
Lilo. and A. l. merino 00.. local usel-
3m. to submit bias. is. .l. (lollies (is.
accepted and submitted 'a Sit} on ad
‘aiso the min. mm comb . , MS
Gabi. tic, or New itcrir cit v'i‘hsse
bids were: as rolled}: deer Gable
team: A J. Collins on.
Simpson, [Giordano a
man George Way. the commutes on »
be. 81,438.83. may not. or. its ‘3
H000 to permit pen-toning of school-
The woodland tire started about 7 Shou'se Janitors in New Haven to me. I
“km" and ”we“ Sowi..§"°.§§I"“‘ misrepresentation through mud 'r‘ALKINe 'rAsLsAux sv rmv
ulent advertisements in newspapers
by imposing fine and imprisonment on
rthose who advertise falsely as to
value.
An act repealing the act incorporw
ting the Middletown Trust Companyl
making salary of judge at Ndrwich
581. 200 and city attorney 81. 200.
Mr Davanport. or Pomiret, altered a
bill to cover the importation of
members of the general assembly pro.
viding that steam or electric railway
companies shall deliver tot the ats e
comptroller a ticket or tickets neces
sary for transportation in exchange
for mileage allowance allowed by the
constitution and which has been as
signed by each member to the comp»
trailer.
M
cur yoswsax userme
w.—
Oemmunlty Hull and Q‘rhsr Impatient
Mstters.WIII be considered .
'i‘he Eontfiorwallt Fire District
Committee today issued the call lol-
the district meeting to be held attire
Fitch schoolhouse on Friday evenlnlr.
February it. at which .tlmo the lei»
lowing matters will be considered:
First. To consider and take action
on the proposal at the Blunt *Norvvallt
improvement. Association in rewards
to the community hall mutter.
Second. To consider the improve-
ment of and addition to the property
of the tire department.
Third.
the collection at garbage in the dis
trict.
”Fourth. To consider the matt'er or
Iceman: the district is cause curb
amusement”. stilts and
be laid noun such
To «its up thematter or ’
terr-
'-
i TOTO.
Novel Entertainment to be Given in
The Norwulk Library on
Saturday.
For the benefit of the Chidren'a De-
partment oi the Norwullt Library thir-
ty children are to give an entertain-
ment in the Auidtoriuin this week Soc
lurdny at 2: 3t) and at 8. The enter-
‘tnlnment is a "History in Rhymes and
Jingles." and is called Talking Tab-
lenux by Tiny Tots. The oldest of the V
children is twelve. the youngest live
They are to recite some verses des- ‘
icrlblng the character represented and
are to be in costume. The characters
range ltrom Blair King Hal with his
No tickets are to be sold but the small
entrance fee is to be paid at the door.
The little actors are all tremrenters
of the Library and are taken from our
city schools. these training them be-
ing some at tho young toochsrs who
have entered with, scat Into the work.
notwithstanding their own labors. ’l‘ho
tableaux will «be varied by music by
the youngsters. it is hoped enough
money may be realistic“ to buy a stun
captions and some more books for tile
little folks. 3
machinist wants are winners
torment took place in St. Mary' 8 come -
six wives to Socrates and Xsntlppe. .
Norwnlk Inseam I... Goods Store
8 and i5 Gazette Building, Nor-swells, Connecticut
In the asement
w... Tapers, large box. 7c.
Asbestos Iron Holders, 4c.
9- Gulvuslized C ber Pails,
.; 29 Cents. M
97m; Willow Clothes Bus-I
, km. 45% , . .
Pearl Soup. 6 for use.» ,-
young man. died yesterday at his Ll,
home in Brooklyn, of pneumonia. Dr.
Gibbs was a student under Dr. Many ..
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" T Universal Food Chopper,
”3 Easy Payments Arranged to suit Customers
.rv.
Earthen Salt Box, large
size, 9c. ~
Chins Eggs. to. .
No. 2, 98¢.
Spice Set, 8 glass jars. in I, '
nest wooden frame, Slide
. The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwalks
West WaShington Street
Closing Out
WINTER COATS & 1
WINTER SUITS .
You’ll be aStonished to see for how
little you can buy a- good Coat or a
good Suit and you have three months
at least to lnijlte good’use of. Snare;- .. .-
Coats fer [attic and Big Girls,
S1. 98 to S4. 98
Worth More than Double
Magic Cleaner
What do you think of this
Useful Electric and Sanitary
~ House Cleaning Device?
Come in and we will give j. .
“ you -a demonstration, or, '
call 571 and we will send
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- Trousers
Sale
Every pair all wool
‘2. 7c tor 83.50 quality.
“.90 lot your quality.
title for tiled quality.
All Saucy Shirts reduced
ma showtime! values III.
l condition.“ for tics and
i 09 are Willi!- ‘i‘ ,
‘il‘llhcy SSE Handkerchiefs, .
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