1
3.
1.
3. do
. unions are exceedingly low.
Several troopers were said to have
M unburned. '
nemesis wares suraLv nu.
mo.
MERIDEN. Oct. 23.41111» city water
may at the West Mountain Reser-
wolr has petowd out and today Merl-
lion began drawing water from Bold-
ln’a Pond, on the Westfleld road.
‘Tbe supply there is not verv mionl-i
till. end it is feared that unless heavy
rains come soon, a serious situation
, may develop. ...;.... 11“ 3'! 1m
1,318 The Time 3
Don’t Miss
to have your painting and paper‘hs‘ng-
lat done. Our experienced men can
11 in your sutrsi’artlon. 'i‘he
Esti-
mates cheerfully given. Special low
prices or points and wall paper.
A. COHEN
M Water St. Tel. 342-13
Mw-vw
Coal' Coal!
Coal!
: Buy a very high grade of Wilkes-
Barre Goal of William Eifrcn, 3 Row-
sn street. last Norwalk. Try a bushel
and you will buy a. ton.
Tel. 441.
u
TCI. “1r
Alsownm paying lo a lb. for rags
and best prices for rubbers, metal-s,
feather beds, etc
Hair Mattresses
R1 NOVATED
Upholsterlng and Repairing 01' 'An-.
tique and Modern Furniture.
Awnings, Blip Covers and Mattresses
Made to Order.
It will pay you to let no estimate
on your work.
A. KOHN
Phone 886-4 45 North Mlln 8%.
Smith
Cleanser ‘
D YN E R
«.4 NORTH MAIN ST.
' scum NORWALK.
- lot which mas a. shift to the height or .
12 foot. The water is thrown alott ‘
1
from tour globes brilnmins over the
sides at the bowl in a cascade. Two
allegorical demos, sympathies chi-
ul scheme. Around the edge of the
bowl is the following inscription: ‘
”in memory at Francis mm Millet,
151846-1912. and Archibald Willinghlml .
Butt, 1865-1912, tilts monument has,
been erected by their triends. with the j
sanction of Congress. ”
of the memorial donated their services
to the memorial committee. . ~
I
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This Opportunity
‘ALL BETTER KINo's WATCHES
AND CLOCKS which need repairing,
cleaning, etc. and brought in during
the Week from OCT. '25 TO NOV. 1.
will recoive
$2 to $4. WORK
-FOR-—
$1.50
under the condition that the owner
will give me after the repairing 'in
later time a short‘letter for my 1,000
Recommendation-letter Book, stating
that he is pleased. '
DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY!
Charles Brand
Special Watchmaker.
Jeweler and Optician.
(Over Ten Years' Experience.)
Watches, Jewelry, Optical
Goods at Moderate Pricet.
155 Wsehirnton at. South Norwslk.
Opposite Hoyt's Theatre—Upstairs.
WATCH FOR THE NAME.
Sell Your Junk
Before the‘Cold Weather Comes.
I: pay the Highest Prices for
Rubber Tires, Metals and Feather
Beds. 11: .1 lb. for Rags. 25¢ per
lot Magazines.
G. Yburdisky
”hon! 912. 27 Ely Av. 80. NOMIIR
AUTOMOBILES
FOR HIRE
111w on moor.
0.11.1. 11. TRAVIS
muons 1140.
Be Prepared
COOK 870MB with I Gunman.
is our 1113's.."
72 21.13.
soon:
3 ,
ior ’l‘ennesseé marble, from the center “
van-y and art. are a part ot the sonar.
with the sculptor and the architect '
100 for Nempapers. 35¢ per 100
tor the cold weather and not a
11.41... .11 0 s. it; N
OOUTN ‘ NORWALK
me ill .
, or or of subs 1131.. loci! exceedingly
. heap of difference in
v t. gold ring you pay a H. kt. price
am lumbar you centrally on ct to pay the
‘3 and, if you 1:11 3
y selector! stocks-«sud in ei or case
price for spec
"1,10 know these differences in 1.113311... ,
can learn it from no or the asking.
[he Halon or Bailey (ӣ1110th
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especially when you '3
The Pans bleak oi S1111 House
33 South Main m. South Norwaih
We might tell you here u lot of nice things about our handsome
new Suite, Skirts, Dresses n d Waists.1We might say they were
perfect in style, best in quality and host to buymall oi which would
he the truth. But it would be fur better for youwand us-Jor you
to come to this store and see with your own eyes how they lock
and fit, and judge for yours iii if they are held 101‘ you to buy. Buy
later it you want to, but look now. The Style Store for Ladies.
The Paris Clea“ and S Ii. House
3515 Main 31.,81amrord. ' as §0uth Main on. South Norwslk.
. . we ALTER FREE.
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u The La‘tesi Fashions in Furs .3 13
;: Alli-selected prime skins and fluent workmanship. E;
3‘; Fur Coats and Fishionable FurSets 31
’3 Many models in both long and short Costs are offered for y-oiu [ .
3331213322; also Fur Sets on the new lines in all the skins most 8
>ar7’r-vnr a
The Coat Department
It. now showing a large collection of Fall and Winter (lo ills and
Wraps in the very newest m lcriuls. including models for after
noon and dress wear, that he.p1>nk individual elegance and iciino
mout.
M. Moltasch &>.Sor1
120 WASHINGTON ST.
MAIN cross—210 Atlantic Street, Stamford.
magma.
fillliilii 1101181
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by it large audience. Inst cloning, at Ovarworked Equine 01 880118
the First Congregational Church the
occasion being the third organ recital PIGKOI F3113 "0m EXRBUSIIOD,
of the full nodes, given by Mr. Gibson. ' -
The program was composed of line lie-1 New." 10 Rise Aqam
lections and who took part were heard M
at 3.33133. best. 1 The illuhlund uvcnue i‘i‘fiiiivllls of
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“€3.13
All IRTISTIB TREAT
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trust u lot to the dealer you patronize. It’s worth your tune .3
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31111; of Steel was purticulnriv hvnvy.
range
Gazette Building. Norwnlk
Warmth and Comfort While
You Sleep
DR. DENTON'3 SLEEPING GARMENTS FOR BHILDREN.
. Made of SOFT KNIT sanitary mnterinl,’ that will insure the comfort
and health of the lltle ones while sleeping. They cannot kick ’em 01:.
Night _ Shirts and Pajamas
For men and boys.
of attractive paterns and colors.
Pajamas for men, $1.25, $1.50. For boye,*75c. $1.00.
Night Shirts for men, 5012, 75c.
Made of high grade outing flannel
For boys, 5%.
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WALL STREET, 10:45 a. m.-—An
outpouring of stocks at the opening to.
day here down the market abruptly.
The oilect of the recent rally had
worn off entirely and the bears at
tucked the list in the some uggros
last week. A slump
stocks in London paved the way for
ried quickly below the level establish-
ed nilmnid. Reading alone of tho
loaders showed a fair degree of flrnr
none. but it gradually gave way un-
der the influence or the prevailing
weakness, showing 11 loss of 11 point
All of the favorite speculative issue:
were depressed l to 9 points.
a
Sell-
On numerous transactions of 1.000 to
3,000 shares. it broke nearly 2 poi‘vts
to till 1-8. New Haven was cwnei‘ln‘l"
weak. owing to the intimation of
iliairman Elliott at the annual meet»
ing yesterday that the dividend lu‘oivw
bly would be out to‘ four per ecnl. it
fell 3 points to 32. a new low record
in the history of the company.
WALL STREET. Noon—«The pessi-
mistic facility which has prevailed
among stock market operators for
weeks, despite occasional upturus such
.38 occurred a few weeks duo, was
brought into full play once more to-
d11).0wlng to the accumulation of
wricncral no difficulty in attracting\
a i'ciiowinc when they begun to bnm
mur the list. Depression in’thc iron
and steel industry, with expectations
of further slowing down In business;
and price reductions, guve the bears
their chief uruumcnt. and selling of
Mr. Gibson, at the organ. played In Norwnlk M0 “ll iii urms.
his usual delightful way, charming all incensed over the (ruvi in 111111-1111 or
‘who listened. while the vocal 313363333 11 horse. and so disturbed were t my
sung by Mrs. Gibson and Mr. Warren thut complaint was mudc in 101.” iiu
Scofleld. were beautifully rendered. no menu Agent Thomas ”11111.01 \‘ii-
were alga the‘gongg sung by Mrs. (3“,. walk, thin morning by Mrs J. .1 int
son with violin. organ and piano so via of illnblund uvcnun (‘uplnlu ilimt
3compenlment. Mrs. Olndwin, at me found condiihiiu mumbling 1111 111111
1plano, and Miss Becker on the violin. pinint, and dcsputcbull the cloud
which she played in her most pleasing on -r 11111 t 8 animal ownml iii
;wey, delighted all who heard her. it George Pichcl was driven 111113; and
is earnestly to be hoped that in the bard yesterday. He was 11 mu {111
near future another musical will be old horse, but Wary “poor," uppmriu;
given. The progmmlollows: more like an old-inshiomul violin-31
Omsnwoverture in m MLW. Faulkos
At Evening. op. 52...D. lluck
lilo hard work of the day. the 1111111111?
Songs—"Still wie die Nacht".(l. Bolnn of the unimui wlahrul to claim pill
Bedouin hove 30115.0. l'imiutl Home couspwiu and use 1111» Mum! and
Mr. Scoilcld. 4 he bacon
Oman-«Toccata. in D minor (“llor- So timl and worn out that ho «mud
in") . ....... ....... ...J. 8. Illicit 11111111! it no longer the wunhullcd
Laure in G .........J a. linen huruo lay down novur to 1‘11: .,_.....
Bonus—9‘] A111 Thine; Thou Art From wool: 1111 grew wculwi at! 1111 3"»
Mine." ...... .....Fl Moyordinlmund and when (laptnlu iliml w-wd "
"'l‘ho Spinner in the Moon."
iii. Moyorailolmund
Mra. Gibson.
Violinw-flossnedo (requested). . . .
,1 ll. (3. (I. Blame
l’rcludeT—Le Deluge . . . ..
C. Salmonella
M11111 Booker.
innate-wisp Furnace, No Fire.”
Iii. Moyunllelinund
“tinder the time,"
J1. Goring Thomas
Mrs Gibson. Mr. Scoliold
Ornaml’sptorsis, op. 69. no. 2....
Max Roger
Goon-Mich violin, piano sud crow-u
' “Built 0’ ml“. 5 ...!“ng
Ales swans-n ..
morning the double uil'oi‘in Hi" the out»
luring banal served only 11; purlml 1111
ruining one loci and bin 1111111 12 iii 1
way. ills pinintivu 11ml uppvniin". ni‘i‘ii
lnniwd up 111m: 111 11111 buuumn riiilr‘i'i'.’
and sadly bunnmsblug him let 11311.
calmly closed for 1111 1111111.
lludcrslnnding 11m munitions from
his previous oxpériruwo, {‘lwinlu 111ml
proscribed the nul‘eifol‘ nil mail 1- and
death.
that could have been done for the mill
used animal. ,
Captain Hunt stated to a reporter
this murmur. that the animal born all
the appursnounrol being sadly no
111mm. .
. thorn—111' animal Wind it taller:
'n‘te mammal 13111111.” cm or “11111 mcsso- 11111 a... slum
- (iron the Woman” : wrath at the indignant residents has
‘ 3 storm not unduly subsided
. 1
is.”
' Optimal W {Odour onus cauldron will” ‘m ’
They are 3
rail ihun unequinn. inst 11111111, ”for
1 HOMIilllfililT. Pa... Oct. 23.
union of John w. Mans. condemned to
Stool on n llt'hi)‘ scale did more than
anything nice to lower lilo market
The. situation in Mcxim, cxprciuiicns
or 11 furihur out in the New ll‘nou
dividend. 11111! the impaired prosper-is
1"or the cotton crop were other nil-
'verso i111‘lorn.londnn took 11 :posiilnn
on the boar shin, soiling stories here
after the slump in American Scout"
ilus abroad The full in prime 0'-
currcd in the first hour. and lie timid
thuraufinr was slowly upwuul on inrse
1y rcduicd dealings iicndu wcri-
l‘lfly.
MAUB EXECUTIVE DELAYED.
Thu airc-
din hcwibia morning at to o‘clock {or
the murder 01‘ Harrison Brown. a mail
carrier. 81191. 12, 1012. was doinyud 11.1-
111 1 o'clock in order 1111111 311111111 might
onloy 11 chicken dinner. When 1111 11nd
ilulshod his brcukiunt Mane uniu‘wl
19111:an chariot 1.. I‘iixllllll'll lot 11 39011
dinner. The rational wan urnnlud. but
Ibo maul (timid not be prepared wiiir
out delaying the housing.
131111.13 ATS MERCURY renters.
simmers, Clot. sawmills playing
sivc way that characterized drnllugs 3
in American
the decline here and prices were our- .
1
Jun.
113
1 3
unfavorable influences the bears ox mm
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Mrs. Julia E. Beard. 1
Mrs. .lullu E, lienrd. widow of the
late William 0. Board. died this morn-
ing, eucd eighty-live cyars. She leaves
two sons, Edward Wilcox ileurd. of
South Narwulk, and William 8. Heard,
of Nevada. The funeral will be held
from the home of her son in law
George S. Jennings. .11 :.o W out street innikcd with a. cone
Saturday afternoon at 2 unlock. Rev
H. Krieger & Co.
'Ihc Li'a iinz iiutii tors in The Nurwa as
3 West Washington Street ‘
We have pissed
on Sale One
Hand ed Pairs
of Ladies’ Sillisses'
,. SHOES at
, Per .
Pair
Gun Metal, l’aicni. Leath-
‘ir. Button or Lace. Form-
er values $2.50 to $3.00.
Sizes 3, 3 1—2 and 4.
UNKNOWN MAN DEAD IN NEW OA‘
NAAN.
NEW (‘ANAAM Oct. 28’4th sea
. lectmen had a man's body in their care
today. it was found late yesterday in
u burn on the estate of the Hoyt Nurn
sery. The man was probably ol‘ Ger-
man birth or extraction. sixty years
01‘ ago. Weighed 180 pounds, and won
live i‘ect six inches tall. lie had 1;
stubby. reddish brown beard, and
He might have
been a pcddim‘. The medical cxnmiu
John Staph-ton will oiiiciutc and in 3H9? thenuht upoplmy caused depth.
torment M11 be in the .‘oxuulh (‘Iflnt- 3 \ ...- -... «-
lcry
Mrs. Maria L. Hoyt
Mrs. Maria 1. 111131. wife or icvra!
lloyi. died at her home this 11101-1111ng
sited sixty-nine yours. She lunvca Rl’t
children as follows. beside her h11a~
bond; Mrs. William 'llropuon. of New
York; Mrs. J. 1.. lion. (Yharicu it.
Hurt and Hurry W. Hoyt, of Ilnvlmry.
111111 in. l‘. ll. lloyt 11an “Miss .lmmic
IIuyi. 1.1 ii'ur: Nurwulli. ’l'bo 111111111111
arrangements will in: manic jilii'l‘.
9117111112! E. toqgsshell.
Salaam it. 1,:c..1(osball. 113ml 711' Harri.
11. wall known Norwulk unison, died
suddenly 111111. ulsbt at the home of
his niece, Mrs. Nolan 8. ii‘uuutirroy. 111X
iii illlm street. The luurrul will be
hold at l p, 111.011 Friday and inter-
ment will be in ilriniol. l. 1., 011' Flat
it Who the most murrilni arr.
about the home of Mrs. izhuriun liens-11-
2111;. his grandmother. yimlcrdsy, nob»
on ll. Miriam. aged two years,
round a has of bichioridc of mercury
tumour. one of which be his. Almost
illlmodluloiy his not we discovered by
UNI”.
m
use
moor. vans our: To‘r cu
rescue. KILLSO av rum.
new rowan. 0111.. laminae
3D0n’ t Be Ilasty
In buying FURNITURE. inspect the
line line that we are showing at 81‘
iremoly low prices.
M. GUTKO W SKY
At. the Former Auditorium Building,
87 NORTH MAIN STREET.
We buy uccond-bund Furniture.
J
Mark Cross
GLOVES
ituviued Prices on
Ladies' and Mono Gloves
.1 on account of now lurifi
, lland m..ulovou now $1.50
llonvy White Capo ..... 81.50
These gloves were formerly
. ....w...». .
throniosoold Henry Manors. or 312ml
street. crawled on the tracks of the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
railroad near the cedar Hill elation
lots y silences, lust in tune
locusts-non ”transmit-mind so;
his omniscient. Who saw him :1
homely remedy of whims of one and
called 11 animus. An emetic was
used by the debtor and today the little
fellow is ”about. apparently none the
,_ 'eforhleolliilfllm‘i‘ '
were , WK m mmmmflddlfll
sold ill. $1.75.
MAOKINAWO.
Genuine All Wool Northwestern
Matthews .. 00.00 amt $10.01!
.111le 3‘11 film W WM; Wit Nil!
now (IMAM; Oat. ”new moonlit The child had M
We Wfimmbvanuplomm MWVMMo. ‘.«.j3§.1
‘ 311111 “film . .
Maw“. m
mvhioflr
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