,o have secured for our
:1 quantiy of
1‘
leavers hoops:-
Than Ever.
Benson's”; ,
New Deal.“ "
j‘i'hohotut
,Produothn ‘
oftho Factory ’
You Can Havo’Your Choice of The:
‘ Clocks at _
‘W‘iiiociia
Parlor Clocks Q.
I Doshfliociw ,
. ‘Cuekoolllocks.
‘ Alana Clocks
Charles Brand .5
Special Watchmukor.
Jeweler and Options.
Over 10 years experience.
Watches. Clocks, Jewelry and Optical
7 Good: at Moderate Prices.
155 Washington at. ‘South Norwoik.
Opposite Hoyt'o Theatro~Upstairm
.WRTCH, FOR THE NAME.
“ms—«WWW ,wuq .
When Getting Ready
for Winter
Many articles aro‘i’ound that are,
useless to the owners. llon't destroy
them or throw them away, Iblll'.
'Cail Up 912
I want to quote you prices ‘on any
kind of ‘
Coal!
fyou will buy a ton.
- w... _...._._ 5.... “.m—
.Oal! Coal!
lly it very high grade of Wilkesa
H's Goal of William El‘t‘ron, 3 Row-
reet. East Norwallt. Try a bushel
Tel. 441.
JUNK i
I pay the highest prices for metals,
feathers. lo a ii). for has, 250, per 100
for newspapers, 35c per 100 for~nlaga~
zines, . Ei’l iww
~0f
\
' I
he
Lumber *
. maltosvthe ‘
talk of some manufacturersfiof subatitu
grades. If you/buy a :4 1st. gold ring ydu pay an
and if you buy clear lumber you naturally
can learn it from us for the asking.
RWALK. CONN.
I'll I‘ll 1
In
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urn N0
v
The Paris Cloak ‘8: Suit Phase
33 South MainlSt" South Norwallt
We might tell ,you here a lot of nice things about air
now Suits, Skirts. Dresses and Waists.
to come to this store and scewlth your own eyes how
and lit, and judge for yourself it they are best ior you to
later it you want to, but look now.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
515 Main St, Stamford.
WE ALTER FREE. '
. up: ‘. .-
G. Yourdisky
Phone 912. 27 Ely Ave., 80. Norwalk.
”W.
N
Is The Time
,lir larger quarters enable as t
g at reosonabke prices.
. 3364
pholstering‘ and furniture repairv
«Olin Bros.
to have your painting and paperr‘hang-
lug done. Our experienced men can
do it to your satisfaction. The
prices are exceedingly tow. Est‘.
mates cheerfully given. Special low
prices or. points and wall paper.
A. COHEN
40 Water St.
9
Don t Be ilasty
in buying FURNII‘URE.
this line that we are showing at etc,
0
inspect the ,
trcmeiy low prices.
Cleanser
1) Y E R
" ‘24 NORTH MAIN so.
‘ SOUTH NORWALK
‘ Coal
The s. Horshfield 8:801:00.
TEL. 294 122 WATER 8T.
M. GUTKOWSKY
At the Former Auditorium Building,
87 NORTH MAIN STREET.
We buy second-hand Furniture.
,Kurouo'sass.
- FOR HIRE
DAY 0R NICHT.
CALL 1). TRAVIS g
PHONE 1440.
ails illllllitliti
Funeral of Mr. Ladrlgan
Tho fliuvrul services over the
K St. Joseph's Church in South ‘.\'orwaik..
i itcv. Richard J. (lnrroll oiliclutod and
,intorment took place in :St. Mary's"
': cemetery. Mrs. Alice. lahill‘lluymes
‘ sung two hymns, and “Nearer, ‘My God,
‘ to Thee” as the body was home from
,thc ciuuvzh. There were many iii nutt-
jl‘ul ilm'ai toilette and the services weroi
! largely attended. The poll
i
alum.
a"...
Rozelle Guoozkowska.
Who In Need
a
where you got the host tloods
out Prices.
whose 722.12
or...” w.-...,.cm_-.. ”mu—w
‘urnituro, Carpets, Ranges, Stoves,
lions li‘uruishlngh no to M. 1.. ill»
t.aossu
SOUTH NORWALK
a: u'n'n I'I I'I'I n'n' ‘I'n'u n'u'l‘l'tfl‘l u‘n'uu' ' ‘ 'I'II'II' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ’ '
{as ,..{..g.. .1. one. 2.3.54.4. ,lc..;..;..;..o.~,.;..;.. 4. ”fife. , a. '43,. , ,‘a'o‘a'a. ' “J“ 'J
.o I,n 1.1.. I I l l bl.l - I'I -,l n'nn. I, .lI III,I‘I.I l,lffl,l.l,fl:l,l;l:':l:l:l,l:l'l
nly, evenWee’ks
UNTIL CHRISTMAS ‘ "
limit: even a little-something tram ovary may envelope tor dc-
, SomwaalkSaviogsBank;
so it will be are. and help yeast-surly unautho- present time
street,
illnost. The body will ho interred in
.‘Iumos ii. Manner. undertaker
charge. The deceased has been
An‘iorica three weeks.
WW:
til.
"i
w:
cigar store.
.- .
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allusion
Commander at Naval
,tlny when it was reported that papers
lliad been filed at the court Illliltig kin
‘ Tel, 342.13 l ilridut'port in the, inicrcst of command-
icr Ebenezer Iliil. .ii'., nephew of for-
imcr Congressman Ebenezer J. Hill.
'in divorce
lwiie, ‘Mnllei Cameron Currie Wutrous
gum Priest.
- 'i‘lle peculiarity of those proceedings
arises from the
obtained a divorce from her husband
tin Reno, Nev” about a year also, and
isuhsequcntly married Judge Albert
:Priest of St, Louis.
brought. by Commander lliil
lidity ol‘ the Reno divorce will he cow
tested and it is not impossible
the
United State Sllpremo court.
Mabel Cnnmron
1901.
~‘ , desertion dating from .luly it, told.
There have been rumors of legal pro»
cecdings for some time, lull Norwulk
supposed nothing would
view of the Reno divorcc.
Iwas not particularly happy
itime, and it who not long before there
were rumors of separation.
'was more
Airs. lllll went away. Since that time
rc-‘fli has been
‘muins of Constable Edward i.adrli'.'tm ‘ preccediugs would soon be commend
were held this morning at o'cloclc from ed.
is at present rosidinh
The order of the court for service by
registered lottor shows that Mrs, Hill
is residing at
place, St. Louis, under the
Mrs. Mabel Priest.
boarsrsfithul, Mrs. Hill's nnnlo
Ewoi‘o William A. Reid. Harvey S. Aciciul‘ her marriage was Mabel llunluron
,ort. liuucuo Ambler and Michael Lon-lt‘un-io, pm ihut she
known as Mabel Comoros \i'otn'ous.
be contested. (Itomnlundei' Hill's
ltolailln (lucszlmwsha, of :13 Hartford i tornoy m
diud lust niuht alter a short city. .
l ‘Mr, Hill is widely known in militia,
St. Mary’s (louiolory, tomorrow nioru- ‘ circles.
lug, according to the iltlt‘lt‘lw 0-5..”le militia.
in its extensive and he has umny l'rinnds.
Contractor g. ”(miter is redsoornt-‘,11oal' the center of the oily, owned by
Ingutllo interior of Wholpley &. Clark's . David Higgins and used as a milk de~
: pot and sales burn for horses,
burned this, morning. with a part of its
contents. All of the horses. a con.
signment of lelich had just been re-
’ coivsd. were saved. The loss is about VGY’E-
$2,600. James Hughes. s hor‘semun.‘
_ while responding to the alarm, lie
. and bruised.
r‘
Will
Billii itiitili
iiiiilii as
Militia
Starts Divorce Proceedings-—
She is Now in St. Louis
.._.__...
um ._. ~—
u,\n'rrouo, Nov.
Norwalh circles were stirred yostcrg
(I.
filit' pl $1;T,fii|tl.iloh, the
proceedings against his
are contesting in the
fact that Mrs. iiiil
it is understood that in the action “'0 market ”ii“
the ra-
developments.
that
case may eventually go to the
married to
on It‘eh. as.
ho alleges
Commander Hill was
Currie
in the complaint ”Do they know
said:
appeal.
he done in with this remark:
Mr. Hill's married life
iii any
and Mrs.
When urged to
Elliot t's visit
There time, the Senator said:
or loss talk until llnully
directors.”
expected that divorce
Mr. Milllillln.
Tile complaint states that Mrs. Hill
in St Louis. between
meeting
No. 4320 Westminster
name of
It is also alleged in the complaint
at n". time agents who seem to ho
protest of tho property
was sometimes
it is expected that the divrrcc will
at»
Albert J. Merritt or this
lie is commander of the
tits social (dissection 1“” "P“ 3‘3“”
«a
BARN BURNED IN NIERIDEN. ,
:Mildltilll'dN. Nov. h. «««««« A largo horn
”mm t on
Will!
att’s. ,
(lolden groin llour
was slightly injured at the firehouse House.
lost his hold on the brass sliding polo anniversary solo.
and sprained an ankle. was shaken up
iBanks'.
. in Brands'.
blow Haven, this evening. . Miss "Moo-
monald‘ is s»sistor;otiiirs.; Dr. Willis ,.
‘ hdd‘iieon'a {request visitor ;_ _
,‘ 2 , :e ‘ , .- steudsst ham
Truth Gates
0 look exceedingly .
amateurish. Like jewelry there’s a heap of difference in ,,
gr}! eat topaywtho
price for specially .selocted‘stock—aand in sit or case you
trust a lotto the dealer you patronize. It's worth your time
to know these differences in lumber, especially when you
The Hatch 8: Bailey Company .
We might say they
perfect in style, best in quality and best to buy—~11“ or which would
_ be the truth. But it would be far better'llor you-«and new-for you
The Style Store for Ladies.
33 scuth Main St, South Norwaik.
has no
a liililiilltii nah
Boston interests Saidio be After
Connecticut Company—~Buiko-
toy Meets Elliott
were made today. says The Times this'
ailcrnoon. ol‘ former Senator Morgan. g
Ilulhciey, concerning any
mini- that he may have of the rumor.
that the New llurcn road has decided
to withdraw its cunlcu‘lplutcd bond in' ‘.
which the indoor senator's
Icourts. or whether he had decided ton
‘withdl‘nw his appeal from the public
service hoard oi‘ Mnssus‘imsotts, now,
before the Supreme Court
stain. The rumor that the bond issue
hurl been withdrawn was current
llnuucinl circles before the opening of;
morning.
liulholcy insisted that he know or no
‘it is known that i'rnsidcut Ilowui‘d
Elliott oi‘ the New Haven system was: ‘
in Hartford Monday and had a content
once with Senator itulkoley.
this was mentioned to the senator he,
"Do you expect me to talk about
anything that passed between its?"
cxpluin
to Hartford
dropped on here to see. one oi
.
There are two New Haven dircctoru ‘
resident in Hartford, Mr. Barney and
So far as is known this was the ilrst
Senator
and President Elliott outside lilo un~
nual meeting of the railroad company. .
in connection with the reported no.5
uotiallons for the purchase of the Con-
nccticut Company‘s trolley
l’ioslon interests it is of interest that.
liartiord the. past three days, going
over the lccnl lines and initial: note of
the amount of business.
learned that. a roprcscntativo ol‘
l‘iostou people has accumulated bust
ncsu data at tho pustoillco, the builtb
lug iuspoetaiodn cities and in oihorl
pincns as to the growth of the. city the.
Nothing doiinite con-g
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WHAT YOU CAN BUY-“WHERE
YOU CAN BUY IT.
New post llill'illl at Donnciiy's.
li‘lno Eden cloth ut ’i‘ristrum it ”32-,
Remarkable oust values at Mlntaf's
The distinctive Meyer at Decor
7 Freedom iron: Worry at Christmas
“Mrs. James 0. Crowomond Postman time. at South Normal: savings Bank.
.wrilldmund Ill. Crows will attend the' All kinds of clocks at ‘Oharios
_ Nisswnndsro/iooboooid, wedding. ' . '
New goods tor old at d. Yourdklry’li
Pure milk-lit Falrdoidliiountl 13m; 4 .
new one liars and,
n
kt. price
handsome
were
they look
buy. Day
M .- .. .. ,4
q".
f..-~lnquirtos
.‘p
knowl»
Ii‘r
:—
3-533"
31.60
}s
-2‘
Ti-
laauiity oi"
in w y urn
Massachusetts
H‘h‘u
of that
in
Stillliltll‘{
. .
1
~va
about it
The senator was asked it President‘s
Elliott had asked him to withdraw his .
lvlo laughed and
ctmntorcd ,
. them.
lice have recently. saved
. tires by their use of the pulmotor.
Nicholas ”3‘35“- who conducts a li‘ one low record. and New lllll'tlll New
President
it
u
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o-
l
c
J’
:.‘-’>r‘w‘vm‘u‘4.n-
! a
wneanEfi) MAII was NEARLY
We take pride in showing our new patterns in
Eden Cloth
The perfect woven wash flannel.
donwawvs-
. LEADING *
onv Goons sirens
Triatram
AND
Hyatt
Each season this line, soit, wool finish wash flannel be—
comes more popular. it is just the cloth/tor tailored waists.
irouseuowuia. pettlcouts and kimonos, and it is ideal for,
for children's dresses and bore’ blouses. it comes in numer-
- ous pretty stripes and plain shades and the colors are sunr—
antsed‘absolutely fast. 28 inches wide.
Every yard stamped EDEN on the salvage.
15 cents per yard
W
New Line Ladies’ Bath Robes
in many attractive shades andpaitems
at $3.50 to $6.00
PERRY LECTURE RE‘CITAL.
walk Library Auditorium.
The piano forte lecture—recital llt‘itl
‘at the Norwalk Library Auditorium
* last evening by Edward Baxter Perry.
: the well-huewn con‘lposer and pianist.
‘ was niource of great pleasure and
. ‘ protit to all. Mr. Perry played an un-
. usual program-~—0ne showing how
' . lnct‘liacvnl loucuds have, been not, Mr
' the piunoi‘ol'le, His tlt“~it"lilliltllls «:l'
‘ each story and the circumstances ut-
. lcudinu the roulpwltlou of tho mus c.
, were dclightl‘ul._ ..\ .cry appreciating
uudiruco gti‘téi'itid curl“. slumber wi'v‘u
, applause.
,. The first Icur‘nd, the Lithuanian Ila:—
” olulof the Swiloz Mold. really a Pulpit
story wns first, not into \‘tt'sc by the
Pole, Adam Michicwicz, woo in tin
- turn intiucnccti t‘hopin. ’i‘le pry-1.:
: l'oi'lucd the theme of one ti‘ his but-
. lads which .\ll', Perry played as. has
. first number. 'i‘hcu l'oiiowcd too
‘.:‘.lccpinn ileuuly" Ic.;eud 1n its (.it'i‘“
' man form whish tells of Brunhihiu I)“
lug asleep within the mast: lire» circle.
'l'l‘hc Wacrwr music gave the story tco.
inimost as plainly no words. The
. Scotch legend of The l’ortenl and the
‘logend of the Lorelei were, interprctu-d
in music at Mr. Perry's own composi—
‘0 . .
g
H. Krieger «.8: Co.
The Leading Outfitters in The Norwaiks
West Washington Street
** SPECIAL
r0". Thistcch, until Sold
mood can u:
Two hundred Lingerie
Waists SLSOW‘Ior 850
Qualities
5 ONLY A FEW PAIRS oi moss
suoss LEFT. scone
AND GET FITTED
.c
M
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ASPHYXIATED
(Continued Irom nrst page.)
idiom, significant and beautiful in the
, N' ‘legonds of The \l’audcriug .icw. Used
in Wagner's “Flying Dutchman,“ the
_ ltho story of 'l‘rilhy, the tire sprite by
l WALL S'l‘ltlii'f‘. 10:45 a. 1111"" iodard. .
‘Sloctts were inclined to sag at the
ioxircmc. .Among the others were the
; IUDAY ll SIREEI birthing, the H:lll()\\'t“'ell legend and
1; 'i‘he pupils of the Hillside School at»
"‘0‘“ and “WW dill" “59 ‘3 Mimi] t'dr opening of today's market, all of the tended as a body, a number ot‘ than)
Bridgeport “M New York iii" important issues. Reading oxceptou,’,nctinu as ushers.
numerous yielding fractionully. Mexican Petro-
leum was four points below its prove,
WOMAN WINS MINE SUIT.
I \\'.\Siil.\‘(l’l‘(,)N, Nov. EMA i'lre oc~
at this (“101‘ (iciiibii’iiimi‘i‘l 0“ in" Human“)? Convertibles sold lower than bcl‘ore.:rim-much took place today in the s".
.1 3“”qu he ‘oi the buildlnu‘ Willi “it? mi“ “W"“lml Soon after the opening t‘ull recovery.promo court of tho l‘nited States,
his to tor aid and h“ called the bill 8km" was "Hill" by ”it! iefllit‘i‘h. and Mt‘XI‘ when Mrs. Sarah ll. Soriu. of Arizona.
llulhclcl‘
lines by
mailing an up ‘
hare been in
also .
ihel
It ls
l
i
ill
at Andrew Us:
‘ Ma.’ .
9,
brill; _‘
Hi“ i V ‘
.fl.
;lliltl the police by tricphonc.
can l‘otrolcnm regained most of he appeared as the sole I'Plll‘t-txt’llllilivv of
WW“ ”“3 physician ”“1”“ CW1“ 5 loss. Trading was iv. modcrate volume a mining corporation in a big minim:
the notice this morning.
iENGINEER RIRBY
accountant). Nov. .3.
coruhur, any prospective transfer can high)“. of Harrison. N: Y.,
be learned from tho runnphny oliiclnls. 110i tiliiiil’ 0i llimifiiliiidiiloi‘ it? ii 1“” m“. lilltli‘t‘ih
in the criminal sido or the superior ”miner-ml in Mexican
(30‘1” here this [0""“"”"‘ H“ was "n‘ which hounded up to 48%., after touch»
ainoor of a special train which was in iilh 42‘ t‘omplotion ml the nol'osunl‘yl
trollisiou with “ freight at NW1“ Kw“ iiuunciug incidental to new bond isoucs'
.iiust June. and in which 'l’houins Wet and November 1 incorlml'htiou
'don, oi titumi’ord, his fireman, was humememfl mum...) on [timing oi mono
tiled, and lliphy himscll' severely ln- rules. Cull loans were renowcd m 4
l lured. Ho was held criminally rospon. per cent, m, against 5 (m Mummy.
sinister Weidon‘n (loath by the cor- “and” ‘were "mam”,
ii‘irst class dinner at the Mansion 9“":
manslaughter.
yesterday. the proceedings moving so
rapidly that the calls went to the jury ,Vurieih.
in the afternoon.
tor several hours the jury reported to of the ocliool's dormitory at Water-
the court that they coins not agree.
«They were not locked up over night.
Judge Curtis requested main to con-
tinue their deliberations and try myrtle boy's
reach a verdict at the opening or the fracture at the
n witness;
side he. was breathing heavily and it with no indications of outside interest. suli. ()1in a few occasions hare wo-
looked mm m mm' I‘M" “”3 “Hm" Tiu‘ Mexican situation cmuimuul in Del mun nddrcsscd the court. and then in
noon, however. the ”mac picked up “10 fiil‘tm' Of gnu-amount ililvtiriiiilt’t‘» nearly every instance only as associum
and the than breathed more easily. His ””3 being reilcctcd in the hoary “m0 counsel.
chances seemed about even at press
time. I
()tllccr .luhu ii. 'l‘ootlliil paid a Visit
to the bedside oi‘ the
noon. about i o'clock. obtaining th
latest news as to his condition.
Coylo is about till y
has lived in town for some y
Mrs. Sorin was defending the claim
loi‘ lllt‘ ilnltcd (lloho Miles. a corpora-
“,m, mm mm. wim. srunwr, Nomi. .‘m abrupt “ml 0i “"‘ii’i' 5““ i5 iit'mtl‘fli "WW”.
' u ' ‘ t ‘ 0 S
’c rise in ouotcd values lotion-int: “lull“ ‘“0 mining claims In hiin runny.
opening hour, without the agency oi“ Aria. Jiii'i‘i“ H: Wili'k “iii“ ("Mimi “M
11"; any stimulationr iuiiucnco, indicated "H”“H' ,
urt selling recently had been. Wilt?“ tilt”! (‘1an was brouttlil i“ 1“”
Supreme court. Mrs. Sorta ‘wus assuri-
.ol the forcigu exchanges.
r
cars of age.
ours, titlt “iiiL ”ii
has no carried to a point whorc the murltct
ittic is known ulmnl him. tic ' . , z,
1” i-- , r . ‘1‘“, he iourncd m, was .mqmmm to mum”, “‘13,”ng m died with her tutboi, \\ illlnm iitmn .
MM H q M 'H M (o ‘ ' ' “u...” u. , uivni conditions. penny as caramel. since then Mr. H who:
has died, and Mrs. Florin” has i’ousht
the case to the end. The ditcloioll in
the Supreme court or lrizonn Wm» ‘n
hcr furor.
that the next tow days would bring lili-
pol‘lunl «iol‘u-Itmuu“:iln in the ‘llirillznu
Million-Ii rmlriclctl stimulation ul‘lcr
v lilo lil‘nl lllliil'. Flt lltc litilglll 01" till;
rlac uni.» til i to :2 points were lcnorv ‘
til "tilting: the loaders. Strength of the,
iiiii William H' standard stocks pulled up New liarou",
“m found Securities after they had reached nmvi
A consent! of the shorts
i’otroimuu. '
Wu» "an”... ”M
inductor sum
“summons... . o..- .
Starr’s Sweaters l
are the very best Shaker
Knit Sweater made. We
have sold these Sweaters for
many years and can recom-
end them {or their ill and
quality; strictly all wool,
$5.00 to $8.00.
An ora Sweatero..
g $6.50 and $8.00
Angora Vests $6.50
Fancy Vests 151.com $6.00
"Cross” Gloves for ladies
and men from $1.50 up
dis.l
I
y i
aovs outs FROM FALL.
WA'i‘lDitilUllY, Nor, 5,.,..~Clilrtls A.
it, the Tait School student.
from a fourth story window
and on a result was arrested for
The trial was bcmm
Alter deliberating ; who tell
I
town, on the night or October 30. died
'uns morning. in the Waterbury Hospi-
,tal. menigitls‘ having not in last night.
injuries included «a severe
halo of the shall" and
“WWW “'9 1‘"? mill retired. ,a fracture of the right leg. lie was a .
Mills 10mm titer reported also
» Joseph Davis
I! WA‘HINO‘I’DN 'TRIIT, _
scoot Dr. Arthur D. Varioll. s_‘promi-_ South Nomads. Conn.
Wheat- physician}! this aim. ‘ ' . l ' > ‘ * , >
IA
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