No misrepresentation.
No substitution,
2 [buying FURNITURE. Inspect the;
no line that we are showing at ex-'
tromely low prices.
M. GUTKOWSK
{the Former Auditorium Building,
37 NORTH MAIN STREET.
We buy second-hand Furniture.
W» .__- F. ..._-....~.... ._..s...__....._..._
oal! Coal!
Coal!
Buy a very high grade of Wilkes-
arre Goal of William Etiron, :3 Row-
on street, EastNorwalk. Try a bushel
nnd you will buy a ton.
111.441.
Tel. 441.
"Also am paying lo 3 lb. 101‘ rags
pm] best prices for rubbers, metals,
leather beds: etc.
When Getting Ready,
:Many articles are found that. are
useless to the owners. llou‘i destroy
them or throw them away, but
Cali Up 912
I want. to quote you prices on any
JUNK
. II.
21 pay» the highest prices for metals,
feathers, lo 11 lb. 10: rags, 25c per 100
Add? newspapers, 'iI'Ic per 100 for maga-
‘znes.
G. Yourdisky
éPhona 912. 27 Ely ave So. Norwalk.
What st the Use
of huntingr all mcr town for some iii~
I ticle 91 lur‘nituIII IIlIeu 3011 can find
it right her (I
”M. chosen
15 ELY AVE, SOUTH NORWALK
I PHONE 7 2 2 - 1 2
2., 'Scnrlnei Wants are a. quick action
found inexpensive means of communi-
- cation. ’I‘hey afford a direct way 01
trying a message to the ones who
ill be most interested.
-m... M. .. ”whom.-.“ w...
UNTIL .C
wit in
are ~ honour-II
III.
for Winter I
Save even a little consuming from ovary nay envelope tor
e SouthNorwaik Savrugsfiau
odomrumirwm
— w: I I
Do You Need Watches ‘5
0I ClockS?
gersoll, etc.) ‘
» You NEED JEWELRY?
I have received new goods in Chains, I
lIolI Chains, Curl Buttons. buttons,
Pins, Bracelets, Necklaces with Pen-
duals.
YOU NEED OPTICAL ”cocoa?
1 give you as well known. up to-dnte
goods in Lenses. Eyeglasses, Spoc-
tacles. Reading Glasses, Thermome-
ters, Baromters,e etc.
YOU NEED TO SAVE. BUY AT
Charles Brand
155 Wanhinbton St. South Norw‘alk.
' WATCH FOR THE NAME.
AUTOMOBILES
FOR HIRE
DAY 0R NIGHT.
CALI. D. TRAVIS
PHONE 1440.
l have over a. good assortment. All ..
kinds Alarm Clocks, Clocks, Watches. :-
(Waitham, Ennis, Standard, Swiss, 111- ,2
«I.
both it which are susceptible to the
so much desired by housowwes.
Ipnioes.
Hardwood Floors
mean sanitary surroundings for your -Somily—_~less work for the wire.
and added beauty to everything in the house. We have it in
OAK AND MAPLE
Whether you are building new, or Just
floors, it will certainly pay you to inspect our stock and get our
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
, IOUTH NDRWALK. CONN.
2.1 C II
y
‘III II]
rich. cheats in finish and polish
recovering your old
Upholstenng an
. Furniture
Repairing
We sell all kinds ‘of Upholstery Sup-y
Chair Seats. Upholstery licm‘
plies,
hunts.
Kohn Bros
72 NORTH MAIN STREET
Phone. 3364
o
BUY
Hazelton
Goal
The B. Hershlield 81 8011 C0.
TEL. 294. 122 WATER 8T.
l nary 15, 1948:
l
‘I
l
l
2 .
l
ers shall at the time of payment
merit at the rate of 6 per cent. per
The New York, New Haven 81
Hartford Railroad Company
\
New .i-lnI'eu, (101111.. November 11, 191:5.
To the stockholders of the New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company and to holders of: its ti 1" I
hie debenture certificates convertible between January 1 1911, ‘
and January 1. 1916, and to holders 01‘. its 6 per cent c. onverti-
bio debentures convertible between Mummy 1:”), 1923, and Jun-
At a special meeting of the Board of Directors of the New York, ..
New Haven and lrlarlford‘Raiirode Company, hold on Tuesday, No- ,2
Vomilor 11., 1913, the time within which the holders of warrants ovi»
dancing rights of subscription to this Company's convertible deben-
tures of 1913 may subscribe for such debentures and make payment
of the first instalment of sixty~ilve per cent, (It the amount of the
subscription in accordance (with'tbe terms of said wan-unis and oi“
the previous votes thereto of the Board of Iliireetors, was extended
to the close of business on November 26th., 1913; but the suburb:-
liy ordur ol‘ Ibo liourd of Directors. ,
per cent converti-
‘ aora‘
£91663"
romp ‘.
major .
II“! [Iii
IS]?
NORWALK'U
LEADING a
DRY GOODS STORE
Tristram
When we make our annual dis-
play of the latest models of
Fur Coats, Fur Muffs,
“"Scarfs, Fur Trimmings
The Entire Sample Line Lehrberger 8t Asher
in charge of a member of the firm will he on' exhibitlo until the closing hour Tonight, livery
piece is ready for immediate delivery. Do not miss this showing of fashionable lI‘uI's.
pay interest to the date of pay-
annum from October 1, 1913.
A. E. CLAR K,
SeI‘Iroluri‘.
mom i‘OOCv'T‘I
, 34mm. 1.. .1»
illilliS illil ililliiiilii
David T. Coleman.
Funeral services conducted Version
(111) afternoon Mr David '1, {‘olemuu
_ut his late realdeueo In Swanson Iil-
OW
to have your painting and papervhang
do it to your satisfaction.
prices are exceedingly low: Est’
prices or. points and wall paper.
1.0 Water St.
Is The Time
lug done. Our experienced men con
The
mates cheerfully given. Special l0w2dopaltnlonin oi the but initorI,’11Ich'-
A. COHEN
Tel 342.13I IIIIIIiI ut the but iactury was suspended
‘1age were very largely attended
2111110112}iilllfitllll‘t’fltlll! being James.
‘IRobert and John Marshall and 201) cm-
Iployccs ol‘ the Marshall lint factory.
which Mr. Coleman had served for the
past five veaIs as department supcrlu
21cndcut.licv,..l Wynne. Jones rector
Ioi (‘lIIist church, Swansea, conducted
the services and hymns were sung by
~111o Schumann quartet. A wealth of
floral tributes surrounded the casket,
including gates ajur, broken columns
and other emblems lrouI the various
Iuont was this morning 111 the lumlll
ilot in South .\‘orw.ulk t‘ouu. Out of
Irespoct to MI (‘oicmuus memory.
int noon for the ronmindoi oi‘ the day
........J.. “A“. W...
.......,....
III, NORTH MAIN ST. .
SOUTH NORWALK
I
. ‘thoso under him, and many there.
:whu lIqu full 1111- old of his lleiplngi
I v.
' the establishment (It the
' l
'to (‘onnoclioui and ultm‘ward uuu
' 'i‘bono “be “out to tin: Hl‘l‘VXCGS from
like far to: I now taken llII III in spIr. ill
.flcurs two 01 which in it (‘ but-o and iii-III
streets, and thc olior (llobc I-uIIruIIIH
;ili noon in the Ilmth oi .\ir,
'1 .lumcs \lnrubuli Al Brothers
In \Ialucd IIIIIployI-,I11Io who uns held
in high osivom by :11] i-IIitiIiIll 111 the
ore, ho was always Icudy 1.0
mm
411111111 “1210101111111 wan II uullvo oi'
'(‘IIIIIIecllIIut and was a (1qu cuduul of
11 family \Vlliill IIII~I idenlllled
noon in that ulnlc, in land. 111‘ 110' um"
II mcmbor ol’ the ilrm ol’ (lolomuu Ill/I
Marshall which started the but man-
ul‘uoturlux cuinbllulnnont here. A
,your later, be withdraw and returned
lo~
l Auto liIIrIIIun, oi‘ i’utoraon arrested I'mnu IIIIIIIIIIIlIId
for intoldI nilon by ()iliccr llobmt (lulu-I
or Willi discharged today by
John Keogh.
.1111qu
I . ”a.“
w-
l ADVERTISE IN THE neurmst
HRISTMAS
”grin-
mm om.
- ,I,,
.2
l M lliord (3 01111.,
l’rovldoucu. .lic again be
with the. Marshall
Iiiul l'I‘IIIion about ilvo yours and. Mr.
II Coleman was twice married. lie III
luurvlved by a widow a non, 'ITiIIIoIloro
2(‘oicman of Narragansett Pier; throc
‘brollluru, (.‘hnrles and Fred, of South
‘Norwuiir Conn, and John of New
I
l calcd in
g.II:31:2522:3232.#11535“:d‘i‘jfii‘é’iifii‘ifiiéi.8559.5:7.:-lmtue III... and Miss serum Com
In}, man, both of South Norwnllr,
l,-
322.: Rev. F. A, Coleman conducted the
l I
day afternoon.
John Trloiil.
linby John Trloilo.
I
night.
109,121: more. ,
ironing has charge
M'gi-I‘
v.
‘ l
(olcuiau, IcIIItains with “'1" w
louu'
discharge of his duty to his omplov 150W
lWmltlm Icstuuruui proper by u no. tliioul
lilIII hunt
with i ed with 11 long row of tables
butllnr: lumi- lbrowu sidewall, sci oil to ndvnntnuo',’
Xil'il‘ ilxlurcs have been installed by
and two sisters Mrs.
services in Norwalk Cemetery. yester-
ngod 111m.
2 'Inonths, non of Mr. and Mrs. Honcho
‘ Triolln, of 10 Davin place, died 1W
Tire funeral services: will he
held tomorrow rimming Irom St.
Mary‘s numbers. with tumour. 101‘
Undertaker 1". 11. Gun .
. 2 or the orthono-
mats 5: Trlisilii is armored it the
.5, II“ .
Municipal plant as llI‘I‘lliuli.
Funeral of F. L. Lundquist.
The funeral of lI‘rI-dcricir L. 1.11mi
quiet will be held Sunday afternoon at
2.10 o’clock. Besides the rclutixes
IIIeulliIued in yeslflrdlty.‘ paper he is
also survived by n sister, Mrs. Phonics.
Anderson, 01' [last .\orI\ullI, und nun! ‘
Miss Aumliu l.nudqulsl, South New.
‘Wafirufl rv‘ihnrafu‘wxjsr ‘ .
'
H Krieg or 81 Co 2
lhe Lending (luggfiiters In The Norwalks g
' West Washington Street 2
{may SPECIAL
5o
ISALE 0F COATS 22
21W Little Girls is still going on 22
Prices Range from 22
s1; 98 to Is. 9s
Chinchilla Overcoats for Boys, 4 ‘2'
to 14. from $3. 98 to $5. 98. .,
OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT
walk.
TRIPP‘S NEW RESTAURANT.
Will Open at No. 37 West Washirutona
Street, Temorrow, .
Spic and spun and with II IIcniuess
about the iIItIIIior prcIIIiscs which III
gues null for s11ecess,l.ecIImII
Tripp's rcsluuruut 111117 West Wash I
ington street is Icndy l’or lomorI-I’ou 51
opening. The menu {In the uturduy‘
dinner has not been announced, b111,
there will be 1,211 key on Sunday The;
cleaning process and the chccoraiing I
has been going on cIer slurc Mr
Tripp purchased the place from lI‘rcd-i
crlck \. Lune. The results 01' the
onr 1119 apparent II
walk. \llmlou curtains with “L.
'iripp" embroidered thereon, and 11002.
orkud upon them.E
add to the IIIvIIIIIui attractiveness of
the Iplnuo 'l‘ he interior arrangements
have been somewhat (banned The
111;: dcpuiinmut is separated i’IouI
I
i
I
I
i .
i
I
I
l
I
'pnlntod IIIhitu ’l‘hcro is .-I uoItiou off
the former lunI-h counter on the loft
sido and two tables on this side hour
The rlabi side in nrrunu
by tho lqucy IIIIl wuiuscotiuu and tho;
while moire cI-llinu. makes 11 pluunlusz'
iIIchloI' The restaurant. will be open
day and night Elaborate new eluc-
|lbn While. li‘loctrlc t‘mnpuny and l‘ on-
irnclor (‘1. i'I'loIiInI lind cluuuo ol' the
‘ decorations.
”In...“
BUMS' PRIVATE HOTEL.
'lloboca IIIlIl others have boon sloop
in lillluahcib street. (lompiulnt hav-
od out the gang and no more free
lodging will be permitted in the
house.
w-I
fientinel Wunu are II quick action
and'lnexponaivo moons of columnar
cation. They admit a direct way or
carrying It message to the ones who
will be most lumen/ted.
art
nonotl
. . The
Messrs. Frank Dorsey and James
Tierney wont to ill lord last night
where they attended It performance
oi the popular ploy. Pen 0‘ My Heart.
Good tenants urn to'lio hon-don lil-
moment-ins. hwy ‘
Whilst?! Nil'l‘tiN, Nov, i‘l.”
liryuu exchanged IIIouunIIuII surly
tiny with Charge (l'rihuuuhunauy about.
the reported concessions which mum»
boin oi’ iluortu a olllciuiu buvu intimat-
(Id he would make to tlIul
lili‘fortu to
Vorlt tiruz to Moxit II (ily to discuss
the American moiuorululum domaud
lag in tho vacant old Quiulurd bound inii that the new Mexican t‘onurona
should not convene were tukon 11cm
111p. beau made the police have clonna to in ditato that the 1mm” uurrouudiul.
Huerta. would suggest a compromise
arrangement wlidroby the now Meal
can (ion oils would meet. but not pass
upon I: occasions or other measures
calcul ed to continue Huerta in now
XIBAN
Silliliiiiii
ilP Ni ii}
“‘" W" “W “a" Eliorls to Get John Lind to meld
co 21w When the New Con-
grfas Canvases Tomorrow
Hiiiiilli Nlli Hill”
a illllllii a nun
.W-~w.
Aim" Oiiicials Say Little About the
Negotiations
WW...
rueall .lolm bind
om sis were about about the inner brought the
tions, but were optimistic.
W
won defeated by the Ridgoiiid Ave at Woetport bridge
the town hall in 111de last night.
The score won 34 tones. The contest coined I
was very interesting.
.1
ravioli: auto spent the day yo
Noi'I‘ York city, - .
Boundary
to
United Hinton.
from
: greatness
"p2I1'f,cd I \\ onld say that \' erdi is gre It-
. or loan Bellini, Rossini and Donizelli.
trv;
i iernIlttenily till eight years before 111»:
. death at the ripe nae III" eighty-cighii
. and it was during the lust thirtyeight
, years of his life that he wrote his bmt
THE VERDI CENTENARY
When the. death of Van“ was an- .
pounced in 1891, Edward Grelg wrote
an article in V'ordens (lung in which
he said: “in Verdi the last of the
great ones bus. departed. If. artistic
could properly be. com-
Yos, 1i would say that he, by the side .
‘ of Wagner. was the greatest dramatist
III" the century."
This judgment In‘ \‘IIIIdi llllit'h
morn widely prevalent in the musical
world than it was 111 the time. when
is
the great Norwegian IIIIIIpIIscr C(-
prcsscd it. '
lltlnnllil. it we may jud 19 by his
'\\‘illi:1m ’l‘cli," which marks such It
“l‘l‘lli advance over his IIur’Iler works,
might have written as great 21 work 21.:
"Aida“ had be not voluntarily ur-
I'osted his (levelopuwnt. passing the
last thirty-eight years III‘ 1119. serenit-
six years in idleness. it can hardly be
. said that \‘erdi was 11 model of indie
but he continued to compose 1:1-
operas. hall a dozen of which lime,
. survived to proclaim his glory a bun—
wlIiI‘lI or“
1813, flip.
of Richard
dred young after his birth,
curred on. October 10.
months alter the birth
_ \\'nguer,
il'liliiillllliii liliii
118i Ill iiiiilillii
South Norwaik Tribeman Take
Wrong Road and Wind Up in
the Neighboring Town at
. Fairlieid
w...» ”a“
’i‘wcutyduo ludluns lost in tho (7.;Ilv
IIcII 1-.iIui \I'ouls uu Novenibcr 1:1, III-.Ir
lpldul: lit in illi’\ IIIII ltilli’. it sounds
Xiilc the title (ll a modern IIIIIII 11):, pin
‘ilili’ pin), but it nus IIII pluy..1ud tlIc
trail “11,. as unknown to 1111- IIIIrrlIIrs
and their chiefs us new the ions, .1 't)
trullu lo the pnlI'Iiucus. lluspilc the
bright moon and tho I-lIIuI‘ night, and
despite the most Imnilvut ,Izuido the
party 11111112111 it bad, IbI- ludluua were
tout iiid 1m IIioluly 111% though at .‘tl'il in
n log.
'i'iiw II‘HI‘I'lIIrII \\‘(‘l'l‘ illi'ii‘lllt'l’h IIl' l'iII
(4:1 ‘3th , .\'II, II. 11. \l., of
‘rmitu Noruui'n. .1111! 11nd Xlii'll to lion
bury cm 'I-l’i‘lIIu l‘IIII‘t'lllui'EI lli'ni‘co ”ll
11 Film: . IIIII‘I‘LIIIIIIIH ut l’uuiziissoil
'I‘I'lbo. XII. :i, i. i), Ii. .\1. A dull Ibtiul
nilplil‘l‘ of map, roast. boot, IIIIIIIbI-Il po»
1111mm, turulpu, and all tho tlxiuuu
was Hiiri‘tlil. ll, IIIIIII II regular l'mul 111111
a social, during: Wliil’li lbo pipu
peace “out the Iounda. Then»
15‘- Itwo from Houlb Norwnll. “out to
linnburl in liarkoru uulo bun uul
121;. i.
1))
cl Xunscr also,
1111,». rcun‘n was started IIL midulpbt.i
lhu autos led oil. being I-uv'lltur (on
bravura.
duntly lost iIiII way, when
for
looked around
in random center. Then they hue
1 Norwalk basketball team the way home. it was detour around
and there were other
South Norwnih wol-
ha 11an9th bound trlbomon
They expected .
to have reached hero by 1:30 It the
slight. delays.
at 3: 30 this morning.
:— latest.
| it was It non ride, though.
about ten others want by iilliiilmllliltéfi,
veyanoou than the cuinburuomo \‘tlili‘
clo containing the anore-undter happy
The drivur of the ”bus ovi-
he
‘hua to II stop and the men
they found themselves
2 it is an interesting coincidence 111th
(hep resent dramatic cunlposers of
holy and Germany were born in the.
same year, and both came within hull'
an inch of losing their life when still
in the cradle, Nor were their careers
as unlike ‘us is commonly believed. it
is ussuuwd that. whereas Wanner 11M.
with i'lcrce opposition from beginning
to mid. \‘orrli always su'um with the
('Ill‘l'i‘lli, lint this is 11 mistake. From
1b.: beginning, \‘vrdi bud IICI-nslonul re»
volume, and when iiit‘ first 01‘ his urcalt
operas. “RimIlciirI.” was produced.
1:43]. lilit‘ critic dot-lurcd that ii bud
"not till,» slightest chance of uluinlniu~
in: itself 11 the I'epurlory.“ 2
While he did not, like his ilormuu
collvuaue, entirely write his own text»;
ll“ nearly always hull :1 hand in 11le
choice of subjects. and usually sketch-
«Id out the situations and Up; until-:1
Hi! compluiuly that little was let! fur
the iibruiilsl except the IIIIrsll‘inIu. I‘III.
Iuadc grievous lulu-lakes, and some
\I'III‘II jutul III his efforts, tilbnrsa \\'t'i‘1~
not, noipbly "ll 'l‘rovulorc," Willt‘ll was
for lldwlll‘riiiliill the most ptiplillll' or
all Ilpuruu, in upiiu, (11‘ 11:; i‘IIIIllr'lI iii Ii
iIIcquprubounlbio llbI‘I'llu. \\‘lI:Il.
Iumlc ii an grunt u fuIIIrllII was “IN
uuluzlnu \‘i‘lilliill ol’ melody. New York
Semi~BosouI Shirts
Ideal to worn- with the
modiah high cut vests.
, Stiff where’ it shows; negii»
gee whermit does not.
iii-50.
/
Mackinaw Coats in va-
rious styles and patterns;
. $7.50 to $10.00.
l
Jose]; 11! Davis“
Ii wnIIIII‘IIo'roI‘iI «saw
launth Nor-walk, Conn.
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