ontentment
, . finds these evenings
.rlnuet he shiver still or will
tpflejthe lack of flannel, thus
eep him nice and warm?
erwieie he’ll likely me it,
It allelic lot of CANNEL‘
I EL in the grate will do
’ shun a cold most fearful
’5.th sit by flames most MM,
, ill and he’ll save himseld
to on”. 1.1
No one dealer lilWitIn odors everything at lowest price——
and 11 price alone was the wide. 1buyinz would be easy to all
of 11s.
1 Many of us have reason ,to know that the character and
reputation oi the seller are of equal or more importance than“
the price. so select with great care the firm who is at the other
end at the deal.
Select The Hatch d: Bailey Co.--for their many years oi!
lair dealing prove their integrity and there is the satisfac-
tion 01‘ knowing that quality and price are sure to be right.
$3.00
One or the new lull styles in
Douglas Ladies’ Shoes. An
ideal winter walking shoe that
combines style, lit and durabil-
ity. '
Keeier's Shoe 1101c
lhe Hatch 111 Bailey Company
ALK. CONN
ft;
\‘\"“ X‘ ‘.‘\.‘ \I“ ‘\.‘ \ . ‘f‘
Opposite Hoyt's Theatre.
!
, cheerfully given.
In or. paints and wall paper.
Witter St.
OWM
flpecial low
COHEN
Tel. 342-13
i'or
Be Prepared
the cold weather and get 'a
COOK STOVE with a Guarantee
1.. R 0 SEN
. ‘ . ‘. O
l he Pans Cloak 81 . Slut House 1
33 South Main 1.1., South Norwalk ll
Wonderful values in Early Fall Models of Women's Suits, Coats, ii
Dresses, Skirts and Waists. Search where you like throughout the ,5
length and breadth of. this countiy and you will find nothing to equal if
these values. We invite your inspection and pamperison with any- 1i
thing that is today being shown around town. A one array or novel ,9:
rcolorlngs suitable for both street and evening wear. Q!
It
WE ALTER FREE.
We are the largest dealers in this state.
,'.'..";-r,' an 4-,". a! '
W“
Lending Dry Goods store
Tristram and Hyatt
Gazette Building, Norwallt
(
The First Showing of Winter
Dress Goods I .
A most attractive display oifi'the very latest shades and most popular materials, including All _
Wool Katine, Eponge, Serge, Whipcord, .Bediord Cord, Chinchilla, Mackinaw, Broadcloth and
Hastings,
A line variety of Priestley' 11 Famous lininprool Coatings,
;, linings of all kinds and colors
Skinner’s Saline, all slly, $1.35 a yard. Silk and cotton, $1.37 1-2 a yard.
Selected Satin Linings, 86 inches wide, 750, $1.00 a yard.
Venitlan Linings, 50c a yard.
Sateen Linings for coat linings,
All the Latest Buttons 3 n Trimmings
“‘.““.““"‘ 1
,’.7~’;-;-t;-';'.3 .
‘\p
I.
'h\:'>
“.m‘x‘s‘
ariti’k
I
v
25c. 35c 11 yard.
I” n'
.11 n’aIln avI/n
‘K:\“ ‘
‘\‘\-\‘\‘\‘
Coal!
will street, East Nerwall..
and you will buy a (on
Tel. 441.
leather beds, etc.
oallII Coal!
15 ELY AVE., 1 SOUTH NORWALK .
PHONE 7 2 2 - 1 2 .3... w—w m .- --
. The Time -
£.i°‘3.i“‘:§$§.§i§.€“i:§f“at; __ “ We . Are Still Doing Business
.1 a neonate- at: BUY Despite Alterations
Hazelton
Goal
The B. Hershfield 8t 501100.
TEL. 294 122 WATER 8T.
11y a very high grade of \\ 111199
,3 re Goal of William Eifron, 3 Row-
Try a bushel
Tel. 441.
'Also am paying it: 11 lb. for rags
and .best prices for rubbers, metals,
Hair Mattresses
RENOVATED
Upholsterlng and Repairing of A
tique and Modern Furniture.
Made to Order,
it will pay you to let us estima
“ on your work.
A. KOHN
IIPllone 3354.
n.
wnings, 8in Covers and Mattresses
te
45 North Main St.
Day or Night
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AND
DYER
I :4 NORTH MAIN 31'.
SOUTH NORWALK
W.“
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1.1."
, :o‘ityoge: {11:
“Tetra thy
II
We are now located at the former Auditorium Building on North
Main Street, where we sell all Household Goods, new and Second-
Hand, at Lowest Prices.
Come in before you go elsewhere.
M. GUTKOWSKY
WE BUY SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND STOVES.
Tel. 419. [0
l
All Kinds of Junk
Rubber Tires Metals,
Beds, to a lb. for Rags, 25¢ per
100 for Newspapers, 35c per 100
Phone 912. 27 Ely Ave._ 50 Norwslk.
m‘\‘\‘\‘
an ~/'/~
H. Krieg or 81 Co.
The Leadimz Dutgfitters m The Norwalks
West Washington Street
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4 v/n/ iv' a:
i
Call 9 1 2
Want to Learn the Top Prices
For
a
Feather
Ell
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Choose Now and Pay
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1116113111111 11?
JilVES 1111310
Prol'cssox it. L Ziv.1l1e 11rltcr11ndl$ixteen Witnesses Tesiliy lili'
investigator of crime dictated tin: l’onlI
lowing statement to a Sentinel man
this liiui'liiugI ill answer to 12121111
statements made in a loco-1 newspaper
ycsterday.afternoon.
“The City of Norwnlk is, compare.
lively speaking, to any other city of
not any better or worse 1111111
the majority of the industrial cities,
as I have found them in the west and
its $128,
Repamng oi Watches
Calendars, Chronogruphs,
Split Seconds, Wult'lles and old Au-
lique Clocks.
llnlant'e Stan's,
llalr Springs.
Click Springs;
lllllllilli lllill lllllll
Repeaters, f
and Against Lnuor l‘ransler
r magaz1nes.'I
G. Yourdlskyg
sharp reversal of lorm 11.13 displayed
gin the shout: tone of the stock 111111'
but during the day's ourlv
Lure 'e' buviug orders “"911: distributed
in Union Pacific Steel and
mated at the opening on tho theory
that the short interest had boon i11-
lcreasod suiilcicully by the operations
Later. Our Credit Terms
Enable You to Wear the
Best of Everything.
BOYS’ AND GlRLS’
CLOTHING
.
ill
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WALLS
1.2m
WEE
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trailing.
i
Amalga-
IIIl Forks.(‘,11iutlers
I The hearing on the transfer of the Case Springs 11 it oil in: lust :11'otduysIIlIo Ijlisilii'I 11:11:: for SChOOl Opening
. IWnich Glues (best. 1mm ________ 101'; 1111 1011101111 111 ion 1.11'1111 1's 1
I:Yd:ntli(§?r 31min” l1 om north 111.111 Main Springs ..... ‘ ......... .301: up it impossible to buy stock around yo- “!an “1 170“" boys “11d girls and we “ ill fit (110111
e x ‘ . 1
5 e 0 10" "' rest was “9"“(1 Di IV\1111 ll (leaned ............... 7716 "1) torday' 11 closing levels and their 111' so that they may be proud of themselves.
lore County Commissioners Whitman
S. Mend, Simeon l’ensc and John liro-
. Nowhere can you get your repair-BI ll
pity, this morning. in the Town court
do'ne better.
“In“! Repaired """ "" 51' "0 ”pliorw to c01"t11 1.111111. uddod impetus lo
'sllal'cs made substantial Quins (lili'lli"'
WEWSSGB
l
to uplur11I.\lo1u of tho 11.1i111
rooms. The evident-e on both sides
was heard, there being eight in favor
of transfer and eight against it. Attor-
ney George ll. Vosburgh represented
the remoustrunis and Attorney John
.J. Cunco the puriy wishing the trans-
for.
Joseph Keuellc was the llrst witness
culled. lie told illi,‘ commissioners
that it would be 11 handy pltico for tho
the cost. With references to vice, i
do hold to my opinion that it is the bent
for all concerned for the city’s habits
and its government to Date a segre-
gated place for vice, where it. should
be regulated by the city authorities,
the some as the liquor trullic is con-1'
trolled. My opinion is that vice undI
liquor traffic trnvcl hand in hand. The
one we shun, the otlicr'we license, The
one is us much (1 necessary o\’ll as the
other. lli it is well to ”collate liquor
ll'ull’icI then it follows that, it. would
be beneficial to license and control
the other. if it is simply u (mention
of the public sliunuluz its duty in 1'0-
yards to the licensing of vice, thou
there is no argument but llypoorucy
takes the upper band. llispeclnllly.
when the country's attention bus been .
uroust'd to the necessity of tho uulq1u1‘
11111] organic luw of 111111'1'iua11. 11'l1i"ll
would put :1 (Jumper on the loose l)l‘li<‘-
lil'os, il‘ assisted by udtupmio luws.
looking lo lilo plu'slt'nl attention of
the people 111111 would roduco U111 1111.11-
111‘y of the populuilou uud illo income.
ol‘ the quuck doctors."
"l (1111 not 11 l'ollowor of any ism, but
11111 11. rrcougcul in (every respect."
tltnl vicinity
down to Flynn‘s or it) town.
he could poo 110 rousolls i'o': objections.
1‘11 and be said H1111 ll \1ould be .1 suit
able place in lilildil street for 1111,- 11.1-
10011. John (‘111'1 111.11 of tho sumo. opiu
iou,hccuust1 it won a handy pinto l'or
limosc who cared to drink.
William Highland suld illut tho lo
cation lot [1112 saloon Wait; till l'liilll bo-
cuuuu it 111111 liloluivd .1111] 11111111 111-11
it. in said it was pour ill!“ will out
at 11113111 hours, when they Wiillli,‘i
1 them.
,llcury Yuppie.
Ililiillllm‘il Hilliiilll, wlli'u iltiki‘il ii 111
Illlouglli ll. u. suliublu plutro. sold lllll
. he did.
GRIFF AFTER SECOND PLACE.
Clark Gl'illlih 11111) the \‘l’nshluglmm
111"'ivod in Now York youiorduy to bc-
gin a series of three names with the
\‘ow Yorke 111 the Polo Grounds today.
llril‘f said that his putycrs were still
111211111111, l1111'd to push the (.‘lcvolund
Nupo out of 111111111111 plums and that he
would pill-h .ioluuanu, lionltllutg 11nd
Groom in turn against the (‘.l11111m11uo11.
111110 of the some opinion.
Luce \l'oxl-zu. llo objected lo 11111
looii bot'uusm
111114111111 the plum- 1.11.1 111111.11.
and 11111111 lulu H111 111111 to Will‘li.
. 111.33"
Hot Future Needs
1 even a mail part of your income in
.3th Norwalk Savings Bank '
or the Present
m monomowmt
lilismll Ford or .l'lui'ty .\ltlll;l.lll11 will
:11 1 1. My llw box to: tho 1111111 do today.
phenomenon?
his lllllt’i'll'lllsl lllill llicl‘o 1111.1 no llilll‘.‘
prolovlioit u‘oout llicro.
Julian ‘.‘1111lmlmlll, emporlul1111d11ul 1
lim Muller Milla. said ho was in low:
of having 1111: 11111111111 there. lie said
er Million in the city or town.
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111:1;
:
“.e.‘
.. a re:-
ape-111p
whim-led.
people who cured to take 11 drink 111I
insicutl of coming wuy’
llc said .
John Kilisollu \\ .1. the 1111.11 to W all- I.
no churches or schools around or 1111111'
tho 1111111 could 11,111 liquid 1'cl'1'ush11111uis,
who lives 111.1111“ the
Frank Aquino and H. M. Sull‘trr Wore
'Wllllum l‘llocnor was ilio 1111.1t wit-
uosu und in 11 l‘ol'muuu ul (1111 lu't'udcu
1121 I‘
ll”: 1111-11 in the mill would
lie sold
it 1111': 11111.1:1‘1- to lilll‘l' (bu 1111111 drink
Mr.
l‘liui'gt'r 1.11111 1111 1111:1111111' rousou l'm'
urns lust 1111 suitable there on any oili-
Willintu id. '.‘itllns. oi? New (71111111111
111111111111, said he ditlni think that the
1 location was it suitable one {or a 11111
I loan. Mr. titties explained that he
.fI'I. never drank liquor. but did not chisel
:1: when outer people took it.
Waiter "with. 111 the vicinity, ob-
W to the unions being 1117111111 be»
mnemmmuesopoiieem
action. not! one ultimo user then «a
will on the new that fit- is!» resulted m not!
A” Jewelry and Optical IG°°d$ Repair‘Ithe first hull hour, llllllillil-i» ii the ['11-'11
ed in Best Possible Manner. lnlm'kcuctl 111'1111 ilio 01111115 on hand
1111 the opening had been executed
Charles Brand
(mine (if 1 to 2 points 11"11111 mode by
1' RELIABLE WATCHMAKER,
lliendlnn llulon Pucillc. (‘.uludiun P.1-
lclilt', l11lt11borougl1 Preferred Aumlgtr
JEWELER AND OPTlCiAN.
155 Washington St.
Iiuulod. liuh (‘uppor blool 11nd Aluskn
Opposite lioyi 11 Theatre.
Scuih Norwalk..(lold. l’l'oploe t'onrplcllollrl.‘
‘. WATCH F911 THE NAME.
llllllHS lllll lllililllli
Spencer 0. Horton.
The funeral services over the 19.-
1111111111 of Spencer ('.. Horton will be
1 held from his into home in “'Rtunuyton
' on Friday 11fternoou.uud luicrmont
I l will 1111111 piano in iii1'111 side uuueicrr.
.BAME WARDEN GETS ’l‘lu1 dcccusod wus (Piglll'l' 1111'111- veins
. """'“""‘“‘*‘"" ‘ of 111:11.
James 19.191111, Jr. said that it was! [ill] OFFENDER
11. very unsuitable plw (1 ill] 11 51110011 l
1111 hold that it was out of 11111 police:
protection 7.01112. ‘
C. M. Webb was (1! i111» 1:1111111I11pl11-
Iiou its llli‘ olllt'rs. He sold lliui ll “'11-." .
u iliuxltlvuulugp to H111. workers in tho liig shot in tho oily limits. '\\':u'dl111
. mills 1111 sold than he didui luvor ismiill 111 cooled lol111 hlluuuou. “b.1111
buying uuv saloons in tho (llHllll'l 1.1111 he would in il1111u:l.11ud 111112111111 l1l1u.
“1'1”” lint i"111o1' thr- prompt 11“.. ml Shannon's lt‘ifol'il 1111.1: against him.
111 lll‘ was t'omlt'iod 11 short limo 111111
tho coruor of Now (51111111111 uvouuc 11nd
. 1 1 1, ,, ill
I l’lutisvlllo avenue. .IoIl' Iiltiil11nntli111u111lltd llu iiounlo t
. . '11.1' or 111.
Charles hellogn,il11111cxi 111111111111. (1 I‘ The irisout-l' was [loud
farmer. who has lived in tho vicinity 1.! I .
costs, 1111' his 111111.111 illli‘liHl‘.
for more than 80 yours, sold “1 don't
lll‘
lrct 1111th bucuuso oi its micudcd 1H1.
111111111111 11 point
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SilliflilllEll STRIKES
SHUAL AND SiliKS
511M. '35.- The
l“. 511 11'-
(lumo Warden Wilbur 11‘. Smith 11'1-111
filo Bridgeport, yesterday, to luvosilguio
the complaint illul, song birds 11'111'111111»
(‘H.>\'l‘il.\.\l. Aim-11,1.
ilu't-t'uuuslt'd svltoouvr ,\‘11llit-
Min. r'illtl llilll doopi
11 111111' 11111] :umlt. lll'iol' striking .1 slumlI
in l‘tilliii‘li llipp cliuum-l 11111'ly loduy.|
Shh 1111:: bound from Now Yuri. in i‘u~
.1l. itliiulwll
,1'111', .Ir l'oriluud.
l
$7.1) 11ml
'l'lw inlul
lulu will: 1' (tuplulu \. l",
.
uud his 11111.1 of 1'11'11 1111111 mudw lholr,
’ . laid wuu 1il‘i.(li.
L wool 11 111111 11010 near 11111.‘ 1111 said 1 $ 1- .1 l1. liugi-x .uuxllt lu'ul 1.. llb' l’ulliii'li
that ii, was bud l'or ihu mill banditl .- . ,1 11:1 I . an (.1 1--1.1~.1 to (lua'
Witt-u Attorney i‘lll11'1111.l.11libl11| ll‘ lull .r lulu 11:1111 ‘ ’I 1
1 I «.30 moi-1r 0104 .1'11'“ _It‘;1;1t;n:u“ 1' l 1 -
\Wlll‘l "lillil ll il111 1111111011 111111 1-1111 ‘1‘ l??? $11,154,101 11.1 “cu. 31.11 Hwy." H ... .253? ’l‘ln' . It'uu' '. which 111 11-.1' ”“me
mull) 1111 1'1 u» l 1 l 11 '
“(mm IIIItlIIIisiIIiIiil“ 1111 h: sold 1 ll “2% Pl I 1.1 111.1 1,. .1 11 .1 .11 (ho 11111111 11111111 111111
.11. N1 1 11 l Riv... "I: 063 ill" {ml )' I.JI‘ i111 “my Wynn 111111111115. uml llm
tlltlui ii l1 llvl’llmtnllI "If I'IIm“ Hillil I“;i§' 1 .11'-11k ls vom'ldl'l'od (1 rwl'loua 111111.111'
l i il l1 ,3 ll \ i \
1 11 . .1111,1 Ncctl [1,1 ltuhon <11 Wu
ii ‘Ny M‘HIII’I“ ImIHI mI Il M‘IIIHI Ide $111,; lilo Soul. 11‘ 11111 billll '1l Illlill'inI-ll
. . . .
@0011-
---o .....
ii iii always hunt to pitch ufi’é.
Will 111' 1 pmmblurv M 11111' wholll’IQl
lio objol'icd in it for the 1111111111111 lllutI .1 .1 1 i 1. ml
1 “In: .‘ ' ' ’
whom it was ow-ru’lod lwlol'i'. 11 I‘M-Dbl“ ‘
ubln person toultl loudly walk down
“111 mud Miltoui bolus; 111111111111 111'111111 ‘
11:1 \l'.'-i1111.1"11111 111111111111,
t
11115 liliii 1111i.
ST. HlLDA CUlLD WELECY‘S.
11 . 1
“W (ll‘illiliii ”mu m illi‘ mod ”(Il'iIl‘mIIlrvu ’11:...I10‘1. “IIIIIJI‘ISTIFIISQ \l‘IlIillsllIHIl 'll11 InulM‘ tutti lint: oi bit illlllll
II. said that illl'l‘i' W-l'i no will?” "mm" 3 "norlct'l. 5% «mud 1111s in id r11"u11. |:' 11' 1b 1111111
11' ilou time that he know or. ‘1'“; You will 111110 much annoy-- {Inf m,...,1p.,.1.;11w 11111.11, in Holt”
Willium 3" ”"lW‘" “Md mm H the -.nll(1e. M well M time (1111) “on“ Norwulk. 'l‘lio t1l1'111i1111 of «till 1111:
It sin by phoning or sending in .
.‘us whenever any put-h i you
sanitary equipment emu l'l
“be out of order in the least '
‘ "Ilommmnde' “heirs
jam-111111.. at 111111. Ind m u.
took plum and you no follow:
l’wslilt'tli~~~--iiisu Hussit- Fluid."
\‘lce-Pt'osltirut»«lites (ls-rirudv'
tier.
ereinry~-hileu Paulina linen.
‘l‘rnneurerwflise Mildred All".
M1111- ihe elation of oitlrurs. u 11;.
rial time we: «played and all report
11 line time.
WWW
' : “lion your husband attest route to
the thumb Winkle?
7 shown; emu isn‘t
anywherg.”wwm.
place was run in an orderly way he
would not object to it. This compiler».
nd the list oi witnesses and Attorney
Vouhurgh then look the floor and ren-
vuored his nruumoni to the ammonium”
ere. Attorney Cullen did likewise when
fir. Voebumh was finished. The cold ~
min-Mere reserved decision. II I
«NW
"than: 111111111111 111111111111 be to out
for my" “You: 1 underlined that
wholly . i
iil1
infill?”
on date» .
The Advantage
of Liberal
NeWspaper
Advertising;
I is Apparent
330 the
Management
Which is Alive
to its ‘
Opportunities.
1.1M ”swam-
These ( ooi Daysl
uud ('tmll :' ultimo. 1m; :1'11' .1 Hill"
mort- oulor Iloiimr lull
1111lsgl1i ii\"'l"'il«15'l- .
A ll"l1:1illlill, '.‘iz l‘ 11 l in 1‘ 1':
Milan. ill 1.]... . .rllil ”sit-1'1] mix.
i1ll 1".1'111‘ ...... 125 00
\‘Jliluuli Mill .. . ‘Hlillo l
A "l'luiilrl‘uii' imiI will. lint-ii,I
ui ............ 1.20 (:0
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”Anette," another new Arrow
roller. 1511:.2 m the. in 14
sites.
Joseph Davis
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