"WWW riding to . , .
mm ntth‘e player must report each
m be time token for: play.
w pm "9‘
. n3 manna. Finland and Miss
HMoouuoe Kelley are spending the day
in M‘York.
. J. Ill. ‘Crotntt. of New Haven, is the
guest of his aunt, Mrs. James Golden
.of Falrfield. aveliue.
Our Goal
is true to name.
If' we advertise
Jeddo Cool. _
Old Company's Coal,
Or other good kinds,
You’ll find them
In our stock.
No misrepresentation,
.No substitution,
No jugglery.
No junk.
Junioreblo evening was the result. .
Neer‘tho close “dainty refreshments“ "
unreserved, Among thou orsenbwero , ‘
Misses May and Elizabeth peruse.
Ruth Stevens. [May Prince, «Corinne ..
thart and Messrs. «Meryl ”Saunders, ‘_
Edmund CWI,IICIarenco Carver. Royal ~ ,
Ostorbunkd. Leroy and ’Harry..Hltw~f
kins. Bert Austen and Fred Bitten-
stloin. ' " V '
so much desired by housewives.
floors. it will certainly hey you to
ipnlces.
"
20 to 50% ‘
You Can Save on the
Dollar ' '
On buying the high grade Optical
Goods at every kind. Lenses, Eye-
glusses. Spectacles and filling ull pre-
scriptlons from GradUate Eye Doctors.
Charles Brand
RELIABLE WATCHMAKER
JEIWELEIR AND OPTICIAN
155 Washington St. South Norwalk.
Opposite Hoyt's Theatre—Upstairs.
WATQH FOR THE NAME.
IOUTH NOR
We might tell you here a. lot
the the truth.
515 Main St... Stamford.
METHDDISTAIIIIIVEDSAD
DDWAYTDII
(Continued from First Page.)
Uhholsterinu, and
Furniture ‘ ~
aiding
then introduced the district superin-
teudcnt. the ‘itev. Arthur..- ll.
t‘erlng congrutuiulions and best wishes
utter which greetings were rend t‘nhm
Coal! Coal!
Coal!
' Buy a very high grade of \\'ilhes-‘
Barre Goal of William Ettron, i'. Row-l
on street, East .Norwolk. Try it bushel j
and you will buy a too. i
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.‘
Also am paying 1:: 21 lb. for l‘iuzn‘I
and best prices for rubbers, 111013.18,“
leather beds, etc. .
Cleanser
D Y E R
24 NORTH MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK
Harelton
Coal ?
The 8. iicrshtiold 8: Son Co.
TEL 294
122 WATER 8T. l
“W....“‘... on 1
of Furniture, (inrpotn. tinnitus. Stow »..
or Honor it‘urnirltinnn no to M. i.. to A
non. whorl,» you gel the Host tioodu n11
llOWi'i‘t. Print-ll.
M. L.ROSENI
SOUTH NORWALK
7 2 2 ~12
15 stv Ave.
PHONE
UNTILCHRISTMAS "i
save even a little mountain; {rem aim-y my envelope tor do: 3’51?
l .thereof, the Methodist liioiseopal sun-
MafiltiiJItliltrédImpetiw ; when m w . m. t a“ fl. told shanty..omoorma,termite“
IIT posit n
Ij'IWhere n willbe
isomer.
, r
iwr‘ time virAmmrwmro-u optimum our;
3G. Yourdisky
= phone D12. .17 Ely Mm. 8°. Norwalk. 1 the upbullding oi the Muster's muses
i u-..--.------_
\‘Jéi‘seli all kinds of Upholstery Sup-
I Chair Seats, Upholstery lien)~ Bishop Wilson und from tho ‘Rownyton
llnptist Church, the hitter's message
was as follows: “The liownyton Burr
list Church to tho Hownytl‘ln Illolllo-
dist. Episcopal (‘hurch-~--(_lrootluus1 As
72 N Ti 0 . the older oi the two sister churchos in
l _ 33:: H MAIN °TRE.ET the village of itownyton, cider by four
‘lluile. _ ‘
Ohni Bros.
‘_.,._,_ -_.....n. ..
«W.-. floors, and although known by u dit-
. V . , “I ’I .. .‘l'crcnt nnme,_ yet owing to the shine
Vi! he“ Getting Ready Muster, our Lord Jesus Christ, to
i . ‘ . Whose name he ull pruisc, we deem it
for Wlnter lat pleasure to extend to you most hour
\‘iny articles are found that. are I tr cougrutulutlons upon the ili'ttolh on.
”" It?“ to the OWDCI'S' “OliIi destroy I nivcrsnry of tho founding of your Sun
II" II; or throw them ““Iay' I’M day school uud or the sopuritilendeucy
{Call Up 9 l 2 of Captain (lllurlou W. Bell. to whom
. want tquuoie you prices on any . has been allowed the rum privilege oi
iimiIof serving the cause in the cnpncity ot
" Sunday school snpcrinlcmlcnt for that
JUNK length of time. We hcnrtlly join in
i pay the highest prices for nietnls,‘your prayers thut God they continue to
iI‘JI‘IIei'S. 10 8 W f0? 11183. 350 lii‘l‘ WU prosper the Rowuyton Altzlllrhlisl ldpi.
I/‘S’IIIVEBWSM‘I’BN' 35” per 100 for mugn- . copnl Church and Sunduy school on}
II ‘ ithut together, no sister churches, we
only in unity of purpose work and In-
.bor for the conversion of sinners und
in this community.
Done by not of tho ilowllyiou
llsi Church, Sunduy, Uclobor
llnp-
Blitll,
or weed
. moon sanitary surroundings for your familyéé—loss work for the wife. .
and added bewuty to everything in the house. We have it in
OAK ‘ AND MAPLE
both ii‘whieli. are susceptible to the rich. streets in finish and polish
Whether you are bulldln-gnew; unjust
The Hatch 8K Bailey Company ~
WALK. CONN.
.Itu
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
33 South Mainffibt., South Norwaik
new Suits, Skirts, Dresses and Wuiuts.
perfect in style, best in quality and host to buy-wall of which would
llut it would be for better for you—«and us--i’or you
to come to this store and see with your own eyes how they look
and ill, and judge for yourself it they are best. for you to buy. Buy
later it you want to. but look now.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House~
33 South Main St, South Norwalk. .I
WE ALTER FREE. ' . I
1
I upon their labors nnd the superintend-
Good.
enough, who made a short. uddress. oi";
.NORWALK'B
LEADING
DRY GOODS STORE
AND .
Hyatt
a
recovering your old
inspect our stock and get our
v o
. o .
I.III.I.I.I.02I:I:
EDEN CLOTH
of nice things uboutonr handsome
We might. say they were
The Style Store for Ladies.
leth anniversary, all uniting with them
Trefousse Gloves
Art Embroidery ..
Fur Coats, Mulls and Scarfs
Winter Suits and Coats
* Store «. (We
of the Week
A perfectly woven wus'h i‘lnunol. of. iirm texture and wool ilnlsh,
in dainty stripes and solid c’olors. 150 a yard.
New shades for the street and in white for evening wear, as
Well as gray mocha and white doesklln or elm-mots.
A new line of Stumped Pillow Tops, Center Pieces, etc, and
The largest. and most complete showing
that we have ever mnde.
New arrivals every day keeps the stock complete
and up to date.
M
VINCENT ASTOR ENGAGED.
NEW YORK, Nov. SwVincent Aw
pruieing God for the fruits oi’ punt ef-
fort and praying his richest blessing
out. teachers, ofllcors and members, in I
the future." Signed, John Cleverly, I
secretory. '
At this point Mrs. E. ii. Every pres-
ented Mr. Bell with a bouquet of car-
nuttouu, 50 in number. on lmhult‘ ol‘ the
Baptist Sunduy school. The Rev. (loom ‘I: :
enough then presented tho superln- I
toudcnt. in n charming mnnnor, with
a hook. bound In wine colored moroc- é. .
on, with gold silk lining and contulli-iIfl'i
inn tho following resolution: ‘I
“\\'Iwrvus. l‘uptuln Charles W. Bull l 2:
odist. Episcopal Church. in-rnrious cn~|
purities and ospcciully us superintend-i
hus uivon lil'ly yours of ourllosl. and?
l
Uh
A’sr
g Weists
‘Qfl-jt"
faithful survive to tho iiownytou Moth-
eul. oi‘ the Sunduy school. Therefore,
be it resolved no u church and Sunday
St‘IitlrlI, we hereby express to him our
illllli‘i‘t'lllilllil for the long: and faithful;
sol-vice he hus rendered. not only till
the Sunday school. but to the commit-1’
nity as well, by his love for Christinnv
truth: and. be. it further I
ltosolvod, That we hereby express!
«’t-
$1.50
Qual
J'.r\:\.‘
n4
I'a‘rrr
.
$1
our thanks to God for illoglit. ol‘ tillSI \‘I’:
lift! oi‘ such prolonged usefulness undihg
H. ,Krieger 81 Co.
"the Leadingfiutiilters in The Norwalhs
West Washington Street
SPECIAL
For ThisI Week, until Sold
': Two hundred Lingerie
ONLY A FEW PAIRS oi THOSE
SHOES LEFT. (“COME I
AND G ET FITTED
gtor confirmed through his secretary
iloduy tho uunouncenwnt that he won
engaged to marry Miss iloleu Diner
more liunilngtml, oldest daughter of
Vhlr. and Mrs. Robert P. Huntington,
. oi‘ Stuntnllurg. N. Y. The wedding. it
. is ululorstood, will take place next
« spring.
.Yollllg' Astor inherited ubout lit-3'),
. 000mm from the estate of his follow,
the lute Col John Astor. who perish-
: ed on the 'l‘ituuic. lie was twcnl;
two yours old this morning.
The lli'IIItF-in-Iio is twenty, The M.»
tor country plum adjoins that of tho
llunlhgtous ut Simuslmrn, which is
WaWw-srusmnm-u
. csyxxm
‘x« ~I is low miles north of l’ourhkoopsic.
(1‘: I The young: people have known curb
.i" ‘ other since childhood. Miss Hunting:
8K 52 1: ion is rather tall, with brown hair and
. blue ores. She is the urouduughtm
for 850
Illt‘S [j of the late \\‘illium D, lli'lsmoro. u.
- ‘ millionaire resident oi‘ Tuxedo, llrr
mother, who was Miss llvlcn (troy
iliusmorc. is well known in Now
York, Newport and Tuxedo.
CONSIDERED MORE IBUDGETS.
‘ The second moniup oi‘ the Iltmrd
. oi‘ Euthuuto and ’I‘uu:~tioli was hill]
«,3 ,~..mw ‘ NVSqugv—WA . ' .-
~ 1 ‘ 7 . .1 lost night in the coimcil‘s room in
Ivan? fIIIIIIi IIIIIILIIEIIRIIIIII htIIIIt lnnnyi‘» ’ the City Hull. Charles W. liell was
‘IIIIIII o] I“? “IMF: “III mu) yet be; : . WWW-QM ~ elected chnirmuu. but in his absent-o
7: . .... . , . . . . ~ ’
:_'I"It"i‘l lIiIIIiIIiIII in” :“e‘t ”WEN" I 9.. .0, _ . .0». ‘10, . . Cl . . . . . . .QOM’W Eugene S. Lullin presided llllilI May—
Im II I I I II r 9min "III the Holy blur-l _ ._._w..-._..._...... W.” "1” War—— or liui‘ncll arrived. (‘nrporuiion (‘mm-
It. muy be given him here and on ubun"
dunt entrance to tho Kind unwritten"; “onWALK BOAT
In the buck ol‘ the book was it space;
for former pastors, members of the or»:
ticlul bonrd and friends to sign their;
names. The book was indeed very“
own HA8 spousal.
isol 'l‘ulumony and (‘ily ("lurk Joseph
ILinxweiler were present. The hndgnis
Im‘ the charity department nod ot‘ the
Ithree districts were taken up and gone
lover. No action was taken by the
TIIIIW EXTDADITIDII
HAS BEEN GRANTED
‘ in
is The Tim
. to IlM'B your painting and paper-hang-
.ni'. done. Our experienced men con
5 1913."
OI W I At this point Simeriutoudrut (‘hurlcs
I
vllcnutii‘ul and showed that much llmol
uud thought had been given to make
W. Bell mode it short. address on the
ldoucripllon of Motllodistlsm and oil
The Norwulk liout Club's snlolteri CONCORD, N. II., Nov, 8.~—t‘.0verll'I
lust nluhl wue u decided success. and or Felker today orde ed the requisi-
lhut it hus mount Ill liowm‘ton.
I The roll coil of former pnsloru was
, thou hold. As the puutors 'nluuos were
called, those present mndc short ud-
'Liriwia are exceedingly
‘ mums cheerfully given.
A. COHEN
. it) Water St.
II‘ to your structural). gngfiulrosnou of seven minutl-s' durution.
Special iowi Those in uttrunluut-o wrrc itor. id. 1).
gut-us or. paint! and wall paper. glino-soil. lit-v. it. ill. Winn. Rev. A. ll.
llubhurd, and Rev. \Vllllnm it. Muller:
innit. Those who could not he infini-
lundnncu soul ixrooiizn'is, were iiishop
Tel. 342-13 , Wilson. “UV. .lohn Mnyunrd. now pus.
7 W , . (Ilor oi‘ the Einhnry Momorlul Church.
2oi‘ Brooklyn, who puid u glowing tri-
i)0“’t Be I-Iastv Iiilllti to Superintendent (‘iiurlcs W.
. ilicll uud spoko of the line tooling or
m ! dying FURNITURE. Inspect, up, ‘I friendship which has livod through nil
“W 1qu that we nre showing at cit-."I‘W yours. A oublonrunl from ltcv.
.l'lrtwst W. Iiytitiilt' uud faintly. oi’ (iron-
IIII only low priced. ioblo. it‘rnucr, who ioiuod with tho oth-
er GUTKOWSKYE
Al the Former Auditorium Building,
87 NORTH MAIN BTREET.
\ll buy second-burnt Furniture.
liter/looms
FOR HIRE
DAY ON NiGHT.
CALL I). TRAVIS
PHONE 1440.
l
4,
.,
l.n.
«
wnyton ‘linptist Sunday school
'_ irnnd "Greetings from the itowayton
; Baptist Sunday school to (loot. Charles
«
or puutoro, ltrouuht drooling» nnd coir
urululutiolm. (illicru from puiltoru who
sent words of erection were Itor. Arr
Vthur ii. Sanford. llev. Wililnru J. White,
iltcr. id, t). ’I‘ruo, who expected to ho
;lll‘ithi'iil qut «ironing, but. into yester-
. tiny ul‘icruoou nun! u lolngrnln lhnl be-
I
. (luilttlt (i
i‘ ulckuonn. he won forced to
Intuy ni know. ltov. llrury (‘. Whitney,
(Iinv. Itolioi‘l, .i. Ilout'h. lluv, I). H. Ir«
Irinr. in thin morning's mull ltm'. hid—
inor ll. .Iili‘itiitlil roruirod u letter from
I. former diairloi nutwrintmulcnt. llr. Ad-
nmn. who brink nnnblo in humid hon
evening's onrrIco. wunioti to mid his
word ot‘ conurutnlntion ililli hood wish»
on. 4M. the completiot‘ of the roll cull
in most lwnutitul duet nrrnnuolncni or
Iall‘iisn hithnl tinrtrnnl. utter which the
gorseontntiou or gifts won mode.
The following greeting from the illo-
we:
2 W. Bell and sincere, teachers and mom.
clay school. "At the regular session
i
matted and unanimously carried that
”we extend onrheortim ennui-atom .
nations to our sister school and their carrying a montage to the on“ who
,liefidér ripen out minimums are
oi the llawwton Baptist Bible noiuntl.i
tliir event one nlwuys to be remember-I(.‘H‘I'l'omi Wilt) Willi present felt nails.
("1. “(it Olli)’ ILV lilt‘ recipient, hilt by till I lied that they bud received their mon-
who hull any part In the some. (Yup-iv“.5 worth. lr‘our imxing bouts were
lulu lieli responded to all of these
gifts most. gracefully unii showed that
Ilt‘. was deeply lii‘i‘t‘clcd.
()thcr ministers present besides
those whose nulnos hnvoI been given 'I” .
ubovo. but who were present and mode “"‘I ”"9 ‘3‘”"0 ”“H’I‘ru‘Il‘on to ”I"
u [9“. rolunrks, “.0“, ltov. Hurry (‘ros- uluiioncr. i'hurlos l’nyno uctcd us un-
sett. “r the iluricn Methodist Emily”. uounocr und George (ilovcr tlulokoop»
bul (Thurrh, und the tier. W. ll. With» or. IIII‘" ”mm” “II “III IIOUIII IIIIII .IIII
IIiiIll. ol‘ lilo South Norwnlk Methodist WHOM“ Young limit, of South .\or«
Church. .wulk won over Young Kelly, of Win.
ln closing. “u present. .IOillt'lI in WWI nipuuk, in tour rounds, weight lull
inn tho over benutli‘ul hymn. “latest lie lmllmlsz Voting l’lruwt‘l'. ol’ Stiillil NUT-
Iiil' ’l‘io 'I‘hut. llindu,” null alter the bell- Milk and Young iiortz, oi‘ Nor’wth .
(-diction 01- Dr. iioodunongh, the com- i‘ourhl Your last rounds to n drnw.
lHllIN ndjonrned to tho gummy school weight l21i pounds; it‘ sitting Al lino.
room. whore (‘upt. lion and the plmtore‘ut“. oi leuuulm-h. nod Younn ilmmto.
I‘t'iitilt‘t‘ti. ul'tor which delicious rcircnb‘ Ui \Vt‘hllwi‘i. Willi! “\‘tiiiil‘ lliilli‘IitltI ”it“
nwum worn uorvod by the Hill‘lill colu- lilvit i'mil‘ i'mliuis. \wisllt llu pollmiml
whim“ of tho Epwortil Lollguo ol‘ the double Itollluuon or tiliwltou, In tho
clulrch. under the direction of Miss linnl bout. of six rounds hunted .luo
ltuth n, ’l‘homou. Murcku, of New Huron, weight? 1213
At tho lIilWilyit‘l Motbodlut ('hurrh. hounds.
tounu‘row. iii the morning service. no» itol'rl-zlilnwutn were served oi
objrci sermon to tho oonurcuulion llllti corrrluslon ol’ the exhibition.
the Sundny school. by the Rev. A. in,
(Ilubbnrd. n tornwr punter of the“
Church. will the given. Mr. itnbburd3
boo uivon novorul oi’ those object nor-I
mono born before and will nerd no in-[ WALL grumpy“ 10.45 u. "Loon-1m“,
troduotiou. won only it no'mluui lnnrhct when“lrdd~
I“ “I" "W“IM'“ ”If“ ”0“ ”I" “WI" but button toduy. The record of the
“W ”I” ”“09““ "" “‘WI‘W by “mm” opening irnnnnotlonu rerouted no sin.
’I- "I‘m“. "f NW mm “m“ on the "m" nitlcunt chanson nmong the rcprnson.
1m“ “In” World V‘M‘m'" will be 8”" tntirc stuehn. most of which kept with-
“ ‘M'I' “I‘m“ 1“ tho “WIMMV oi“ Dr. in M oi yesterduy'u close. iiincournw
John 1" Mott “M w“ hie WWW” ed by the irrogulur, linliiug intwement
cementum i“ D" MM” last l“I’m”ithrough the Week. lilietitiluloi‘u made
making ‘0‘” ”t “”5 world. He bringom effort to liven the market. and the
“ Km“ “"5““ Th" WW” I“ mogtzemount at business in the first half
cordially "mm“ to be ““59“ “M “I hour was insignificant. Some of the
30" "In“ good thing. ' less active stocks were heavy. Cotton
t N" on lostl 1-4 and Dtiidehttker Preferr.
. “Ml“ Emilie? M Trinity Perish ad and Delaware ’ond Hudson three.
Hall, M01168)! night. ' Further heaviness developed in Union
T Pacino retire and some other high
Dentincl Wont- uro It not». notion gratis bonds which have shown yield:
Ind hematite means or nominal. in; tendency this week.
cotton. rm noon o dimotwey‘ot " ' ‘
I
-ruu on, und excitement wus evidenced
ilbrouglmllt cairn ouo. for they were
good fuel exhibitions. .ioo (Torcorun,
l‘oreud iIlt' light. to the queens mute
the
tantrum .
._...i.....
I
wiwyws—u mum
i
r
wDeliIhttul entertainment by Miss
white most lutumtu’. ~ .. shinny, yonder night. ’.
tion of the Stole of “New York for the
extradition of Harry K. 'l‘hnw. 'l‘hc
(‘nso is now transferred lintonlntivally
to the federal courts, when: a writ. of
board and will only be done so winn
in executive session. The nest mr-el»
tug: of the ilonrd will be on next Mon-
day night when the cstlnlulcs oi‘ the
school and street department will he
considered.
huhcus corpim on behalf of Tlluw is}
pending. i NEW HOSPITAL
’I‘to governor bur-zed his decision on‘ MEETS.
the imltruncui returned ugninst ThuwI There was hold :1 meeting oi? 1hr-
!“ \‘ew York county, which churned committee on the new hospital lost.‘.
him with counpimoy to escape from lliL’ht. The committee consists of tho '
titc insunu asylum ui Mnltenwqu, N. Liidit’fi' Board and n number 01” Ron
Y. m which he won committed my fat. llrmcn. The discussion lust night.
lowiuu his trial for the killing of Stun- “'35 “11ml! iiit‘ ”it“s Ortlt‘l'ir'ilill WHEN
ford wmm jnnd menus for the minim: or the moo»
’I‘bnw lundo hie npnctuclllur flight or )‘ct umulcd for tho bulldlur: of the
on ."tllgtiui 17 and u [ow .myn lulor wus hospital. The l.udios‘ lionrd was xiv
urn-met“. lit‘iti‘ (‘.(liilI(‘00lt,l‘ltiilttlll. 11‘" linwur to uppolul nuxlllurlcs not
w L" lluu of blot-hint: ol‘t’ tho city into
DliE DEAD IIIID
COMMITTEE
ldistricts und oi lllllliillil.’ u bouso to
house ('illiVitS for money wus lhoni'hi,
TWENTY IIIIDDE
l‘l’i"i‘riltl’lltiii, l'n.. Nor. li.~~-.\ioior-Ii
mun \t'lliiulu Arron wns Instuntly.
ItIlIill lllill twilllgr pvrsmm wrro Ill-
iurl d imId)‘. when u trolley our on iiw
\‘oronu. Klultulmt uml ilulton Idiot-trio I
itnliwry. t‘i'iiiiilii into the uroruri‘
liters of Robert (I‘llt‘lzwitlt‘ll, ut Lotto
ton. Pit. The our run uwny on n Inuit
hill. ‘ l
mmw .......W......m.mw‘..
HUSBAND MISTREATED HER. SHE
, onto, .
Josephine l‘lnndoe. colored. oi Sleuth
Norwnlh. honoured to Semennt (lilo
nun. lust night. abortion sinus of n
thl. title olulmetl hor huubnnd hnd
struck. and kicked her und ti’lit‘ wuniod L
him arrested. like was referred to
the proeecuiing attorney to got. u wer-
rent.
I wild cents to hour Miss Employ at
Trinity ivinil. Monthly night.
'90:! per cent. of discomfort!» o
reminded room is too muchwi'or you
Icon iiml one that's st lent to 3m
condominium by mutiny some
w: .
. I ,‘I. > r 'A I I; . II . I ,
,. it unease. om 't in the em
"w‘ this LI a!“ t I “a“
i‘urnrnllly of. Iloliuito notion wan do-
irrroil lust nluht.
Snvo nioncymfiontiuvl min. w'il foil
property. not mnployml-m or I’ll.“ to
root property quickly uud rhonply.
r
Starr s Sweaters
are the very best Shaker
Knit Sweater mode. We
hove sold these Sweaters for
'mnny years and can recom-
end them for their tit and
quality: strictly nil wool.
$5.00 to $8.00.
Angora Sweaters .. . .. 1
' $6.50 and $8.00
Angora Vests $650
Fancy Vests $2.00 to $6.00
“Cross" Gloves for ladies
and men from $r.5o up
.liouoi
Joseph Davis
{It WAOHWD‘MN when;
South Newsho- Goon ,
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Norwalk Chronicler