rlgiihnkets unanimous;
Full sizemnuitets in may
and white, from 70o to 06.00
a pair.
Cotni’ortahlos one to $3.50.. '
A comhlote assortment of
Gonts', .Ladieu’ and Child
ren'n Sweaters from .250 to
E. K. Banks.
Mohankemo Hot-i Iiook
South Non-walk
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WM. P. BEERS
Book and Stationery Stare.
South Norwallr. Norwall:
WE LEAD—OTHERS FOLLOW
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: ‘ Fair to
night and Friday; colder tonight;
ibrlsk and possibly high west and
northwest winds..uCloudy weather with
rain or snow prevails this morning in
the Lake region. Pleasant weather
with low temperatures for the season
of the rear prevails in other sections
(inst of the Rocky Mountains. Freer.
ing temperatures extend as for south
as Meridian, Miss. and frosts us far
south as New Orleans, La. The west-
ern area of high pressure extends
this morning from North Dakota
southeastwnrd to Alabama.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 48; high, 71.
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Anna Torpy. of Lynes place, has re.
turned home utter a three weeks' stay
with hergc ..iil.‘Dailb.ur_.‘r'- i
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The enterthimuent committee of the
Nutmeg Club is making arrangements
fol their annual {all dance on Novem-
her 13.
~The telephone is not an expense.
it saves more than its small cost.
l‘lnri'is and Guns nrc discharging 11
load of sand for Moliurg and liar-
ton, bridge contractors. The-y are
also discharging a cargo of anthra-
rite coal.
Mr. and Mrs. Donnelly, of South
Norwnlk, are moving today from their
home in Summit avenue to their new
npnrtmenis in iiani’ord's new block,
in North Main street.
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“Hoop in touch—wily telephone.
t‘hlol‘ llogordns, oi the. tire deport-
Jnont, was in Norwnik, this morninlz.
lilo. wus shown ovor tho. ‘poiico slutiou
liy Scroount ilunt. into then paid it
Visit to liopo lloso No. 2 Company.
Tho .‘.‘llllnog (‘luh will hold upon
'h‘ouso to tho friends of tho monlhorn
on next 'l‘uosdny ovouinn.
unuounwd and n lluuol. lumhoon will
he served
Bliss .’liildrrd is'hoohun. of Summit
sirooi. guru u very pretty llnliowo't-u
purty ut hor imlnv inst niltlll. About
1i\'i‘iil)’rii\'il or her fl‘iouds worn pros
out to onjoy llnllowu‘on trumps. nouns
nnd dnuoihg.
w-A nlnulo cull for the doctor in
cone of Bliiitlon iiillrns for lithium-m:
hilly nii'sl-t lilo vhuruo l‘or loiop‘imuo.
wrvioo for yours.
lil‘iliiii (‘ifilcol‘ lil’. Wiiilnm .i. 'l‘i‘lr
om him hmuoli u cull for tho “PHI.
r‘L‘iiiili‘ looming or iilu ilmlrli oi
ilmlllh of the now City or Norwnlk‘
l’nr lonmrrow m'onlnlr hi. it o‘l‘itli‘k ui
his llfilt’n in Wool, uvonuo.
Throutch puruly rnrrlonuhonn and
liltiiilziillossilmln consolation or irniiiu
in often rutlllcli hy llrlvnru of nulomo
hiloo mid locum. 'i‘ho onuuo for thin
(operation in through the loci. that
home drivers slop l'lloir voilirios along.
tilde the white pninll-d trolioy poles
where the trolley corn otop. As it re
suit nuiomohiles and teams in hook
that happen to come along oi such it
time stop until the trolley starts up
Coughs and Goldsm-
Use White Pine 8. Tar
25c ,
Stimuli-Powell Corporation
i I: monolingual ovum
'i‘lw olmn .'
lion results of Now York city will iii‘
HM”..-
New Designs i'n'l‘R
Shelf Paper
Just Received.
5c a Package.
DONNELLY’S--
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
.r
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
' Embalmer.
Office and Residence
Telephone 900.
84 813 Main St. 30. Not-walk. .
5A Blankets
Auto Robes, etc.
Sweater Specials
...—at...
George W. Wardweli
52 South Main Street
Breakfast 25c. Dinner 35c.
Supper 250.
Thursday Dinnerg
Soup.
Roast Beef
Boiled Beef with Horse Radish.
Beef Stew.
Boiled Potatoes.
Buttered Beans.
Lemon Puddiru.
Homo-made Bread and Pics.
Sandwich—~50. Ham, Manual
tan, Trlhicy. Eon. Frankiurter;
10c. Ham and Soil. Roast Beef,
Mansion House
C iiASSAN Prop.
80 3-04 Wnuh. 8t., Bo. Norwoik.
A iluilllor ndvuriloilln :t rul‘nirui lit
‘tho Armory for tho lit-until of tho
lioluo for tho Anvil. which to stretch
ml iiilii‘liilfl Willi ulroot. wuu torn ily tho
wind index.
may drop lulyillnu.
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WA oinulo roll for tho doctor to
curve of nuddnu iiinoou l‘or ilmtuurh,
hilly offset the. rilnrur for toluphouo
service for years.
There has been douht in tho minds
of the charity commisnionoro no to
whether there would have to he filed
a deed. transferring tho Town Form
property from the old (lily of Norwnik
to the new city. Corporation Counsel
Tammany, when united about the mat-
miter this morning, stated that he did
'"T‘hot think that such a process would be
necessary. for the charter provides
that the new City of Namath automaa
neatly succeeds to property belonging
to Norman. it will be necessary. how-
lever. Mr. Tammany said. to have u.
change made oi the name of owner-
ship tram Numaik to the City of Not»
limit.
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Very Low Prices on
Magazine SubScriptions .
Taken Before Novem- - ‘
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Parlor, Hall, Don and Kitchen.
Splendid flats. 5 and 7 rooms.
Bedding and House
Furnishings -
_ EAST NORWALK, CONN.
Rebuilt. painted, decorated. all modern improvements.
: f furrthe Dining Room, Living Room, 136d Room. Library,
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Fu iture that will tierve the needs of the roost particu-
lar cust mots. who are exacting in their demands ioi‘ style,
quality and finish of High Grade Goods Medium Priced.
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
Rent, $.13 and $15 per month.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
!0r EP- to-dlto Service Call
Chicken; 200. Club. I
it in still hanging. but .
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Optician
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58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
Hormone-trouser
by the Hour, Day or Month
Our Chnuiteurs are thrilled and careful men.
See the 1914 Meyer Cars
0 s (3 RA R H. B A N K
NORWALK, CONN.
GARAGE RIVER STREET.
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We will furnish at cost the windmill FIXTURES.
saving of ill) per cent of wool other iii-ms charge you.
F OR, SALE
Auto Trucks . . . .
On Easy Payments
Also Autos for Sale and Hire
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ELECT“ 1C FIXTURES
COST
from .’.-ton to 5 ton
Electrical
floppiiu.
Motor napalm.
All on inducement to hu’o flour house wired for li'LiBC'i‘iliC Limi'l‘
'i‘his moons B.
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liter explain hy talking the proposition over with you.
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' . 'ES—«Ifmight yard on
it I atom .Polntouo. .0? mo. 10:30 h. m
l'lro Alarm nonauuunerov at Eleni-lo
Worn. Telephone for fire alarms
3-qu lotion and Nomi Muir: Itl
ahackomo Hotel.
i—nxDBy and Raymond Stu:
0-xR 3; t! Corset Factory. prlvoto.
0~Hoyt’s Theot ire.“
1—Norwalkli outta!
iimMuaio uii. tundra and on Hotels
”await 1., Fronkhn lionool
iuaxC'onoord at... Concord ind Lin-oil.
ngorth Maui no Sta.
£3»?an 8t. hanglfiflAi "a
7... Wteu . Ave torn. Cod-i so
law-High School West A".
at» Loni! alumni Ava
28~xlllly
27——
Elm Gr vo
M‘l‘i’i’h Bt‘... hetweoo' Grow out
aathM) Electric ciworks. list. It.
Margarine “013ml.
iiiS—x uvunnd atox Stu
37~xLoo ONLY/out! Co
It~Fol 0 Av: and (Escort. It.
02-»‘1‘ Taylor ‘Ave. sod South
iii-Woo ward! to. an no
fl~Burr tt and fiuiutord Aveq. and Wltt
08- oodw ram Lownoen‘ Am. _
lil-w-Gold on will“ fit. and Eloiwoo dAv v0.
52—«Waahinaton St.
.Anne 8t, print».
NuNorwoik Lock 00.. prlv veto.
Box lib-Corner Putnam avenue and
[teed street.
(it) Denotes non- interfering boxol.
(M) Master box. item which the num
her of tiny box can be sounded.
One stroke at 13 noon and I p. m
atandnrdtimo,1-
Ono niioke at odd times. teltlnl 0.
line open. 1-
Tvvo strokes after an alarm, tire out, to
calls department, 1—1
‘Ehlreo silow strokes water to be Inc
0
At 12: 05 p. in. each Wmnldoy. I hm
ulled for isn't.
ire alarml for any diatrllt aim to
solved bv telephone. 24
Four long blasts of the whistle Bi
8: 30 a. m. and 12: 30 p. to. indicate
no school for the following session
1—-—1-—1——1 ,
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EAST NORWALK F‘RE ALARM 8031!
Fire heaaquarmm. 00 Vim zont strut
Telephone 170
4~Filch School (private).
Private boxes will only be pulled to»
A tciephone moisture to Electric Btutlot
(705) between the hours of 6 p. In our:
huhnrvin School (privme
21" r—Eflfil Washington and art Bil.
ail—‘Vnn Zundt St. and Osborn Ave.
216-13. East Ave. and Rowan 8t.
217—“infleid St.
eta—«Fort and Charles Bil.
224~Eust i\vo. and Fitch St.
".26—St John St. and Ediie Ava.
Biz—~Sonview Ave and First st
:lHB—Jioulevnrd and Second 81.
336»Cove Ave and Fifth St. .
SST—Rulilovaid and Blackstone at
Ml— Koyser St and Pine Hill Ate.
342~l<cyser St. and Duck Pond rd.
«42:41.3... Haven. (.Tol )
6 a. m... giving location of fire. on Elm-o
will be given u. nearest box.
fire on premises when: located.
Second alarms are only to be given by
the chief or acting chief upon hil arrivn
at the fire.
8:: acts! Signal.
i—Oone blast at odd times. testing or lion
i—Ono blast at 3‘). m.. standard time.
i-lu—T wo blasts. re out
ll- -il—~Twcnty two. at a a. 111.. no morn
ing session of public itchooim of
u. 11——-'.i‘wenty- -two, at 12. 30p .. no
oon session of public school
“11111111 -—Ton blasts quickly all. the
eniiu department.
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NORWALK FIR‘ ALARM! :
ls—Cnrner of Item and wall streetl \
21—‘Boldcn Avenue and Lining Place.
22n-S‘pring Hill and Kellogg treet
24—4.: nion Pnrk
25—~West Avenue and Berkeley Street
27~anklln Avenue and Lynes Place
lib-Gnu house. (Private box).
82~Wost Avenue and \iorwln Street.
33~ilarhor Avenue and Orchard Street.
lib-Chapel Btioot and Harbor Avenue
30~—Wenl Avenue, near the armor).
38—Slovens Street and film Crest.
li~ Cross Slim! and Wilton avenue.
iZ—Moin street and North Avenue.
iii—France Street t.
52—- Main and Catherine Streets.
v Cannon Road and Fair Strum
siot‘hestnut Street. near Summer at
(SS—«Mum Street and Union Avenue.
62~0n The Green.
63~Eust Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
Gi—Enst Avenue. and Dosimm Lane.
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ROWAYTON FIRE ALARM DIITHIGTI‘
i To: stroke! of tire bell. thul, 1-1. In
I on
iz-giggisnd Ave. to 20.1.. N. E. I a
iii—Hickory Bluff and Bell Illlnd.
HwPiue Point and Roton Point.
zt~—Long inland Sound to McKinlo
ii-—”l’;ontrul" McKi linely Si. in
ill—Grunt! Street and lndnllLo
aznPcnnoyor St. to (Iron It.La
23—41mm St to Roi i.lrood
EiwiluJirood [0 Block-loo.
w" aids. .
iS——Whito Bridge north to Broonldo. ‘
10~~White Ethics 8. Flt 01... ! Bound
ill—White Bria o 6 0L 1.8mm!
Ono stroke 0 the fire bell at odd “time:
indicates tolling
Four strokes of tire bell. thul. l- 1- i- 1
writer to be shut 0.!
no. A third or more slums indiuto urlou-
u.
MAILS
’NorwnlkPostoffice
at.
nonnoym
Malia Dunltonu
It. inn-Juno
u. m. w-Dlylnblii'y division
at. m. MW out our: Booth Nornflk.
mum-finial, Went nod Ho. Nor-wot].
i. luNow York and Walt .
m-Enut and South New.
mm-w-Dunbury oi vi lioi
m..-—-i’ollltll wont of istomfonll. la!
torn only
.i'i‘l.wW(‘iit and South Norwulk.
. m"%i'"°n Btotion. Donbury Ill
9. m.-Iihuu, Want and Bo. Nowell.
p. [mm-moan Wont and Bo Norwoil.
Bun oduyl and Hoildl on
Lost mull closes at 3:30 oo. in.
Sunday collection at a: so p.111.
Mu ill Hoolivoa.
00 o. m.u-All directloml.
0 mm .wl‘nnnon motion.
a. inf-«Float welt oi Briauport.
n. m.~-Wliihn sud Dnnbury.
n. m.-—~South Norwnik.
n. m ~Eunt. Wont and no. Norwm
0 p. m. wnnnhury division.
1'), mew-Eliot; Wool nod 80. Norm“.
"in" ill
p rum-10ml! and South North!
9. nip-gm“ York. Brooklyn Ind k'Iouti
:00 p. m.- ~Elll, Wrist and 30. News“.
no
:Oadn .wEut Wool. {ind Bo. Norw
arrieru window open iron: I until it
' n. a. ADAMH. Pullman
South Not-walk Postofiice
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3:000 diffusion 'ilzmo. 10. IO I. Iii
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winzniin ' I,i'tiiofl 3.0% :‘m II
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FINE DISPLAY ,
0f LADIES’ and MISSES’
(MATS
Prices $7.50 to $30 -»
Watch OurWindow Display. Opp. iloyt’sThruiro f j i
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H2 omwoclooomoommoommoommommm ‘A
F most
Creamery
Butter lb 350
SELECTED sees. GUARANTEED 32c ooz.
FULLCREAM CHEESE ...... 20.: LB. *
BEST PEANUT BUTTER ..... 12:: LB. ;
\ ANDREW DAVEY
90 Washington St, South Norwaik ' Phone 410 ‘
momentum : .; WWW
Royal Eas Ch '
PUSh Button Kind.
$11511 mafiutton and R656. Just think how much more “‘
QR." “{C‘R’fy aim .
The A. J. Angevine & Son Co
134-136 Washington Street.
lug-‘—
BliSliil ESTATE
ls $50,000,000;
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S'i‘. Lot'lS, 310., Oct. 30.~ Each oil
the heirs of the estate or Adolphust
anrh, who according to the will illed'
here late yesterday, are to have;
‘shnres of the trust into which the es
late is to be formed, will have an air:
nun! income of $375,000 a Share, or
more than $1, 000 n dur
l‘ho sou, August A. Busch uho suc-
ceeds his father in the management 01 .
the vast properties, is to have two,
shores of the trust, and his income:
consequently will be $750,000 11 verily:
minus tho provision ho is requirrd to.
motto for his invalid brother Curl.
The figures w e mode known todny
by it high oiilt‘er
illiollh'. According to this oilicor. tho!
income or the estate in estimated ut!
$3,000,000, which is u six nor cunt. re“
turn on n vuiuution
or $50,000.000J
'l‘ile hoirn me the widow and the novel:
children.
The» rut-i. thnt o (‘otiiril wnn nttnch-
ed n'littlu iuoro than it your nun, ox-
omptiul; Moot. Edward Schuror, tho
huulmnd oi Wilhelmina which. from u
fourth interest in his wife‘s shore of
the estate should who iiiohot‘oro him,
was explained toduy hy u member of
tho i’uniily. 'l‘ho codioii was added. it
was othlod, not because Adolphus
Al‘luurh resentod tho murrhtgo ot‘ his
daughter to the German lioutonuut,
but because the lawn of Germlliiy pro»
ville that a husband and wife shull
slmro equally in tiny astute oithor
shalt inherit, and that the original pro.
vision giving Schurer a. fourth inter.
out should hesurvive hill wife, would
be invalid in Germany.
The three executors. Mrs. Lilly
Bust-h. Edward A._-F‘Bust and Charles
Nogei, will have full power to make
the $210,000 in charitable bequests slid
the personsirheouests amounting to
$20,000 and to provide an income for
the widow not [exceeding 350 000 a
your.
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Property owners utilize Sentinel
With All. in finding buyers or ten-
onts with small cost or delay.
comfortable you can be in a big,
handsome choir like this, than
in..uny other choir now in your
house. Reinclnher Royal Easy
t‘huirs are innious the world
over {or the
“Push Button," Disappearing
Foot Rest. Concealed} Newa-
.papor Rack.
and they come in such a. laige
\uriety of styles and prices that
you can always. find something
to suit your taste and purse
\\e no now making a special
showing and \lill he pleased to
lime you call and let us demon-
smite the great icnturos to you.
Prices from $12 to $20.
Come in Today!
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of Liberal R
'eWBpnpeI:
Advertising
is Apparent
to the
Management -
Which is Alive
to its
Opportunities.
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