on. 111111 summon in and mud this
Homily, Would it not no wait to call
up on the 'phoxie and protect your
Home and valuables against this 111111-
”I, by placing 1| Burglar-y" puliuy
1,11 1111 1nd lot 1111 reimburse you tor
111111 was. Telephone 1230.
TAYLOR ti: (3.01 DEN
II Wllhinuton Strut.
south Nnrwnlk. 601111.
All kinds ni insurance.
Pu blio Stenogrnpnnr.
”Mt-Wu; .
boon.
NEWS
(“lie-sior linger. ol‘ lluniiury. spout
Sunday with t‘riouds in South Norwnlk.
I". ll. Dolnud and Frank eRidiron'uy.
oi Now York. unru guests of I‘crloy
ISttit';:1_1.~. in Norwulk, yestertlny.
‘Mrs. William I’. Word. of Ilnnbury,
has rrturued to hrr homo utter 11 visit
with Mr son, William 1’. Ward, .l1‘., 01
Lows strcct.
' 1'"
blanico Lockwood hns plncod tho.
contracts for :1 line Msldunuo on
It‘rnuro street. nud tho. preliminary
work 1111mm lust. work.
There was quite a little ior-nl inter-
est in Saturday‘s l'oolhnll 1.:an ‘l‘lu-
V'Soutiuoi hulletins "1111-1 tho South Nor
wulk people the first returns recoimd
and the (iotnilod itt'count ot’ the big
game.
(L‘hm'lottr Arlitstrong 11nd
Miss Helen M. Armstrong.
spout. the work-0nd!
Mrs.
daughter,
of Orange, N, J.,
with Mrs. Berta M. Ric lirds. nt‘ ll
West street. Mrs, Armstrong is to
remniu for a few dnys.
'I‘ho butler employed by Willinm Iii.
Murtin, of West avenue, was running
for a trolley cur Snturdny evening.
win-11 l11- fell over a hydrant, and so-
l-Io was givon
lll‘.
veroly iuiurod himself.
nttuutmu ut. tho IilllL‘I“ of
M. \i'olto,
litllit‘l‘.
l1‘1'1-duri1-k Saunders, of Slruu'horry
I'lill, 111-111, to the office of ilr. Robert
.\1. \\'ol"o, curly morning.
with :1 hnd 1-11! in his bond. ”1- Iit‘sti
cluhus-d ho lmd boon ninhhod, hut lntnr ‘
yosturduy
()Ilii'ol' luhn It. Smith produced two
wiiuoswu who sold-thuy :-n\v tho 1111111
full and hurt himself,
Tip It it'sc ot Andrru lint'uv
nonrl; 1:111 .111 .1_v in \‘i'nshiniztou slrrot
this HHH‘hiim. it 1171.1 it‘lizlltouod by :1
train 11nd tho driver 111111 unin- u litlio
dimr-nltv In mutin: tho bursi- lllillt‘l'
control. This u'us urcotuplishod 1111:11'
tho South \‘oru'ulk Trust (‘111111111111‘
buildin: hourvrr 11nd thorn 111m no
1i:1111:1..-.-
111' oror
\i'ith 'I‘hnuluuivinu only (1111 duys
puny, 1-111 will soon until. i put your
dioiu» mom I11 romlim-us For thr- gi'l'ltl
41111111 «lay, A. .l. t‘oltlus (‘11 uro Mum‘-
lni'. :1 linto n'iu11t'tl111'11i Oi’ dinintt
‘ 1 room {urultun- in out: mahogany nud
found Hui». 111111 11111111 tiny luutn 1'11?!
111111 Ill itl'lrmt ihut will lit
Itinil 111l1‘.
.Imwu‘. \‘11ll1. Slouni't ll. l'lilloll.
Vii-tor 11'. 1"1'1'1'111',‘I Alli-11 ll111'1'iri Width
.111» \iui'nzu'ot ll. 1,11111'. Arthur Win-oi
or. 1‘, (" Itch-1113111. 311'. and \lrs. innit
ivy H ilnyluotul. (:1'111'1'1' llnilic'u‘uuu
Moths! 1'. l'inorr. lilt'. 11nd Ali‘s. ltvot'»
Mt 3-? lluc'lilut'. .lomou ll, lllllitlll‘. \\'ii»
111111 ttoitwi-il, John J. und 1:1'111'1111 (”1111
'i'lmluust Howll, 11ml .1, .i, t‘tillluu
or :41»th Tx‘orwnlit. 11'1-1'1- 11111011.; ihono
who saw.- l’l‘llit‘l'lllll ping ‘1‘nl11 to 11 Ho
in Now 11111-1111 1111 Suturdny tit‘toruoou
M
lu‘ Milital,
uuy pom-1 book.
1111,
4.... , ._....
lili'i'llll’ \i'liilifx 111111111 111111 1111111111
tho-an 1111111111411 1111 11111111111111 111' muuv
”11111111111111 oi ilolinm 11111! 111-111l1 11111
111nm limo wo 11111'11 r11111pln11ul nud
rand: for «lulivory. tho his \‘oiuuto in»
tonmtlouul ('nnklug Librnry by i7 of
tho World's "unions (lhrln rrrrr llnitnd
8111111111, {1111111111 and l'a111';o 1,1 ltnoipns
now. Now-r brioro ptililloliud. Very
oomph-11- 111111 misilv inninrstood. tench
hook 11.11111111110 lio 1.111111, wIlonipc
hooks. Lilo-11y («1111011111 111‘ ‘
‘I‘iiiti tidbit!) HOOK
’I‘III1‘. (:I-IAFING mBII “OUR
THIS AFTERNOON ’i‘I'lA BOOK
Tilt". IMIN'I‘Y SWEET 30014
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0
arm- DESti-lER'I‘ BOOK
1.11 (lento ouch. Prepaid
$'. ‘10 not, Six Books. Prepaid.
Bountifuily Embosssd Covers. ihroe
and 411111‘ colors in attractive Carton
, Mallow. Money refunded if not. do-
"11111111111 with those books.
IDEAL CHRISTMAS PRNSENTS.
g
.3
C1
'l‘l'll?‘ 111111.11) 4ND PASTRY IlDDIi‘
hour
on. '
ran. Sugar
for '25 pound Sack
EaSt India TchO
1 T191371 . 125 Washington Street
I51
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Sentinel Fashion Plate
MUMW"...
Easy and Practical Suggestions
FOR THE
Hons DRESSMAKER 1
This house dress in tnupc ratine is one side with buttons of its own ma’c
exceedingly smart. though the design tL'rial The collar and cuffs are of silk.
is very simple. he skirt is plain cx- '1l1e drcss' IS made without a lining,
ccpt for a plait at the hook which is which mnkcs it much easier {or the
stitched down to within a few inches home dressmnkcr to develop. The
oi the 11cm, and the waist fastens at
111
long and made in one piccc.
to make this dress and as there are
splendid rcunmnts procurablc in the
shops at this season, there is no hot-
tcr timu to socuru a really stylish frock
at very small cost. Three and seven-
cigliths yuid s of 44—inch rutiuc 01' 4-}:
yards of 30-inch goods will make the
design.
The waist is made first, then fitted
nitcr which the skirt is added. The
scwcr who Itcsitatcs to make button-
holcs whcn they have such a cou~
spicuons place on the dress, may ems
trimming, buttons with little braid
loops.
The most difficult part is the skirt.
for simple rules which have been giv-
on in these lessons many limos tor
making a simple 1v,o.ist hold good here.
I or the skirt however, tum under the
edge of right front gorc on small “ o"
perforations, lap on lctt trout gore,
ccntcrs even large “0" perforations in-
cd leaving edges free show single
large “0" perforation for placket.
lurn undcr cdge of box pinit on slot
perforations, lap on back gore, notch-
as illustrated, close scum, press plait.
Close side seam as notched. Sew to
waist. ovcr stay, centers cvcn.
Though the foundation of the cos—
tume mo hc sombre the bright touch
is abso utcly necessary Youngcr
women and girls supply this streak
of color by collars and cuffs of vivid
cmhroidcry. embossed satin or silk.
'1l1crc arc richer effects, not quite so
brilliant for older women also.
Vclvcts are so popular this season
that the woman who wants to carry
out this 11101ch in velvet will have a
very stylish dross indeed, and one that
is. dressy enough for most occasions.
No dress is ever too simple to have
variations rung in upon it and with a
trimming of attached or separate col-
lnrs and culls. there is ample opportun-
ity to make as many changes as one
desires
Plain silk braid' 15 being used exten-
sivcly for this purpose just now, and
i wcors remarkably well.
A TAUPE RATINE.
17ltr11~s=mnrt our-piece design that
may he hrightcnrd by a Collar and
culls 111' brocade sill: or sntiu in some
of lllx lushionnhlc vivid ni1:1dcs.l‘l'1in
silk l11.1id 11111y he used for the pur-
pour also and is much liked because
.11’ its, spicudid wcnrini.v qualities.
CONSTRUCTION GUIDE 5233
OT‘Nb’NG “no, COLLAR C
Col-’LAR l
.71.-
No. 52:33 Sizes 32, 34, 36, 38. 40,42,441 and 46 bunt measure.
{Price of pattern, 15 cents.
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These Home Dressmaklng articles are prepared especially for
5 this newspaper from the very latest style: by The Pictorial Review
INTERNATIGNAL
,1 Beottrity Bland! .
» s1.
. ‘5“:
, 11111111111:
, ltion‘s were oonnuiitnd hutweun
slccvcs may be citltor elbow length or 1
It docs not require much material ’
ploy hooks and eyes and use for a :
dicatc center-trout); stitch as illustrat- ‘
cs and edges undcrncnth cvcn: tsitch 4
Emmy Double Roosters. Seamless
Solt Banting Roastérn of Sheet Iron or
Enameled Wino. 75a to 32-25
25 West Washington St,
South Norwalk.
Prompt Delivery.
PHONE 1069 2.
.- .. .. 1
DIVORCE AND ALIMONY.
Il'ronu llavln llrnwur nooks 11 douroo'
,ol‘ divorce from I'lrnost A. lirowor oil
\tltls suit on tho ground of inlidollly.l
Fuunlo Wheeler ns co-reoq
The nilogud improper no:
Si'pt.
3 11nd Oct. ‘1 of this your. The par-
liies were mnrriod 011 Feb. l7, liltiti in
‘ltomo, N, Y, The wife wnnts itlhnony.
4......
l pnndent.
sic BEER MONEY.
i 'I‘ho County commissioners rat in»’
l . . . .
istniniord Friday and took in $41.
001) in been; money. The cosh 11111111
in fast at times, over $21,000 In the
‘tirist two hours of luminous. On Mon-
day the board, will sit in Greenwich
INJURED BY FALL.
Iiomor Qulgley ‘wus
1
Mrs.
lwnllt in front of the South Norwulk
'nost 110100 on Saturday evening about
7 o‘clock.
wrist.
her, and tho pntiont is doing nicely.
’I‘ho «moon was rotten upon Sent}
£1101 Wsm Advertisetmnts to set-up
the nousohold bolt.» has a limo lllllt
t’or Qtnor thins”
a—mn w.- “-m“
Think“
It Over
What are you going to do to
mm 11 living?
, THINK IT OVER
‘ 00 per (111111, of Merrill grnduntns
l or Nuns littli, can answer this
i
l
great question. They are earn-
Inu 11 living. and our truiiilng
did it.
Think It over now and enter.
Merrill
1 Business College
DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS
South Norwalk.
Port Chester.
Stamford.
THE OLD
AN!)
THE NEW
The old method in'v
eluded the discomfort
and the wear of shopping.’
VIA SIMNKS MARE
The new method is to»
sit comfortably In your
home and do your buying
By Telephone
Have YOU a telephone
in
YOUR home?
Albert F Gehe‘bo’,
.4 ,1“
and on \\'ed11o.1dny in Dunbury. 1
injured .
when she slippod and toll on the. sldo- ;-
The season of slippery
roads and pavements is here
wthc season when it‘s
criminal to run without skid
chains-«have YOU :1 pair?
It“ not, have us supply you.
Other winter supplies we
carcy are cold weather lub~
ricants of highest quality,
tires and tubes that are of
HONEST QUALITY, tools
that are dependable and a
Splendid stock of accessor-
ies and small parts.
Close priLES and guaran-
teed quality-
Mwum
W. A. Hartford
Mrs, Quiuley sprained her,
Dr, Robert M. Wolfo uttcndodl
9 $0000.00
E. H. Mathowaon
him H. Knapp
.ihrlltlan Swnrtz
iamuoi Grumman
C111 National Bank
IRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKINL
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILH’Y CONSISTENT
WITH SOUND
IANKING
WW
Surplus and Profit.
:1 17,000.00
Capital
m
hue Deposit 131111“ is and [5 per yu-
_..~..~..
cowm H. MATHEwsON, Pru.
101m 11. KNAPP. m Vino-Pr”.
FREDERICK 1-1. ROWAN, 211 Vi»
\ Pres.
WILFRED BODWELL. Gunter
M
DIRECTOR!
N orivulk
Bridget .1
p u- f “
Rllilllllllllli Ill
Pill! ill lliit llih l”
Nstnnri Iihznfcpnl Leagu'o ’r-‘taars:
. , l
litllilrl 111111 Recruit-119111321::r'ns }
oi Committee on Francois: s
TORONTO. 15,~—Rog;\1lntion
of street. railways, telephones, ricotric
11nd 1:111;
Nov.
plums exclusivriy by the
stain 11:11.11 oondnmnod in u ruport sub-
mitted to the nineteenth annual mom
tug of the National Municipal lmunuo
today by the (‘on‘uuittoo on It‘l‘tti'lt'llts-
011. The ruport, submitted by tho
chairman, Dr. llolos F. Wilcox, of New
York city. dealt with tho rclntion ol‘
municipal homo rule to the control of
Dilllllt utilities.
The committee pointed out that Ilillfi,
Ilc utilities are primarily urbnn Iii
character and that. on general 111' '1-1-
pics, the control of public tunrti us
should he lornlizod as much on possi-
ble, in ordor to secure the interest and
effective Lao-operation of citizens.
Moreover. as a practical mutter. the
more powerful the corporations lie-
J. WIIIIGO “arm
John H. Light.
Fred. H. Rowan
Lcwln R.
Hoary 8. Lockwood
Hurlbm' l
DO You WEAR'GLASSESI
It so are You satisfied that they
have been tilted to your eyes In a
correct and proper manner? Have
They Given Your Eyes That. Relief
which you expected they would? If
they haven't. or you need glasses,
consult me at onoo.
WILLIAM J. MOORE,
OPTICIAN.
Room B, Keeler Building,
No. 155 Walhington 8t.
Opposite Hoyt’n Theatr.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
1 Evenings, 8: 30 to 9.
N Y addrew—Tfl .th Ave., 9 to
4 p. to. daily.
n.1,...
5A
We recommend
llorsc lilnnkctobccuuoo of '
their grout strength, their
warmth, tlzélr homo-protoc-
tion nncl their long wuur.
Thuy‘nro tho londnrs. Ask
for a SA Home Blanket
when you buy.
BUYA
IA iQUARI IIANKB‘I’ FDR [TRIK‘I‘ UDI
8A ITABLK ILANKI!‘ FOR ‘IHI ‘TABLI
DA FLUOM ROI‘ FOR YOUR OWN ODMPON ”7
Sold lav
. George W. Wardwel
52 South Main Street
m
WHEN WHITE ill/AS BLAOK.
Willlum Witlto. colored, was arrests
1111 for drunkenness by Officer John H.
91mm on tintnrdny night.
fined 30 and «tooth by Judge John
Keogh thts‘morning and hopes to no
cure the money to save litmus]: from
if going to loll.
HO Willi
9‘ T011 1111:- 1111111. of discomfort in a
fumllhod room '111 ton much-401' you
can and one than at 111111 90 W
11111. “pronouns 111 «amino 111151-
7 fluid? lint twill!"
come and the more widespread their
services. the more important It. is that
,‘they should be directly answerable to
.tho local communities which they
lscrve.
"It may easily be possible." sold the
import. “that 1111 appointive state com-
finission will fall more or less com-
pletely under the domingtion ot' the
tpowerful interests which control the
public utilities of the state and thus
the very machinery provided for the
regulation of utilities he captured by
:the Intorosts presumed to be Ionuint-
ed by it. It may be necessary to or-
rny against. the powerful financial in-
torosts of the companion the direct‘
moss interest of the local consumers
in order to preserve the vitality oftho
regularity function. Public utility cor-_
porntlons exist to servo the pooplo,
not to control them.
“However. in most cases, regulation
cannot. be either logical or eit’nctivo
without the active cooperation of both
state and local unthorltlos. The lurin-
diction of slots public service commis-
sions should be general over 11“ public.
iutilitinn. no that there will he no ‘twi
diglit zonn' within which thz1 utilltlns-
icon oscnpo regulation nltogothor, but
{every city of enough importance to 1111-
Joy homo ruin In framing Its ohurtor
lshould hum the right to ostnbllsh n
i
l
l
‘ ,sopnrntn bnronu, dopurtmont or com—
» unission for tho supnrvision oi’ nll util-
‘ltics oporntlng within the city limits.
l’l‘ho city’s jurisdiction should extmtd
in ninth-1's utiocttng tho occupation or
f tho stronts. tho nttnllty of survive 1'on-’
gum-11 11nd tho chm-1114111- ol' the Iron--
fchino onnirnct ozitt'rod into for tho pur-
=posh ol’ t‘ncllltntlnn ultimnir municipal
.1111'11111'sl11p. 'I‘hn ntuto‘n itirlslllotiom
should usinud to muttorn rotation to
'1-1111111111iti1'1n. storklnud bond Issunn. no-
couutu 111111 publicity. 111111.111 111111 1111-
11111111111111 should bu undoi' municipnl
'oontrol. nubinvt to ruvlow by tho 11min
commission. The city should uIso
have tho right to nppnur by its 11111111 _
inxpot-to hoinro tho utniu rommlnsion in
rottm'd to nil tnnttoru tittoctlnn iocnl
Intornutn " '
(‘omlng to certain important nuns-,-
lions In commotion with franchise now,
truots botwo non oltlos 111111 111111011 11111
lty rompnnion. the uontmittno took tho
‘ut'ounti ihnt 11 public utility within 11.
gnivon urban community is 11. unturnl
é monopoly 11116. that one of the Ilrnt 11:11!
essential obligations or ouch n 1110111111 Q
oly 14 to extend its services to most}
all the legitimate needs or the commu-
nity. Accordingly, the municinninn
thorltlos ought 11'. 11111111 the right to In«
itlnto extensions, and this rensounblo
mess of any particular extension should
not be dammined .101on by the no.
pocttvo profit from its operation as 11
separate unit, but by its .ottoct upon
the profits of tho entire stratum.
The committee recommended the In-
determinate franchise with a maxi-
mum time limit, on the principle or
the recent traction settlement tran-
111nm granted to Ultimo, 01111111111111
.Wimnrin typo at motlimino encr-
1 mil \vns based on the four thut. it tends w
, purclmno.
; make municipalization morn ditlivult as
:themselves, even under private
Lotion, by means of
unit Non York city. Opposition to the .
Anniversary Solo
Great Coat Values
(oats from only high clans makcru, 97. 99,
$9.95, $12.95, M5195 $18, $25 to $35
Savings in every noparttrrnt ‘
to become porpntuul. as it can be. ter-
minated only by lilill.‘llil.‘l~i‘-'1tlitl pur-
, thuso moons puymont oi tho i'uil vnlue
in rash it .. lump 111m at the time of
This. it was sold, tends to
time goes on.
Tho committed favored the idea oi
making utilities commence to pay for
oper-
nn amortization
fund maiutlucd out, of earnings. This
fund should be large enough at least:
to wipe out all franchise and other in- 1-
tangible. elements of capital value, so
that; the price at which the city can
buy 11 Ill be. kept well within the actual
Value of the physical propertt.
’1‘ ho committee urged the importance
of a systematic campaign for the re-
covery of control over the perpetual .'
and long-term franchises now outstand-
ing. So long as the utilities in the
heart of the city continue to be own-
‘ed and operated under unsatisfactory,
‘ out 111‘- dnto franchises. the city. it 1134
sorted, can have no adeuunto control
04' the development of Its street rail-
ways or other utilitics.
The report was signed by Dr. WiI.
cox, as chainnnti, and by Robert Treat:
Paine, of Boston; James W. S. Peters.
of Knnsns City; Abraham E. Pinup
ski, of Boston, and Charles 1Richard-
son and Clinton Rogers Woodruff, 0:
Philadelphia. Prol‘. Edward W. Bends,
the Chicago public ntllity expert, an.
other member of the committee. did
not sign the. report, but signed a mem-
orandum in which he expressed doubt
of the wisdom at the present time at
giving state commissions any control
over capitalization or over rates in the
larger cities. especially in states west
of \‘1111 York
A
New York New '
Haven 8. Hart
ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 16.1913.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. :’0x, 5::1311. fully, 6:09,
6:57., 73119.17t46, 821711, 8:5511, 9115:,
9:37, 101.3711. 10: 4.5x, ll: 44.
l‘. .\I ml: 00x l: I.‘. :l: 00,” .1. "30 4. 401:,
5:1“. 1'1: 40. 1110011. 13:13, 723131.913711,
.210 113x, l02. '12
Sundays. I "'1"
A.Vl~—rl"'o1)1{1:iill, 5:4], 3:54,
l:0 27x 11:21. i
I’. .ii.—--~l2:.‘10x, 2:11.11,
(5:51:51, 7:I2. Tzfiix.
10:28.
11:00.11, 0:44,
9137’s. 10:12)“
.‘1
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. .\i.~-l2:00x. 4:-I1‘Ix, fit-IO. 6:45,
kttiilx, Htfilx, .iiz'lfix. Iliztiflx, 10:05,
ltlliitlx. llttlli.
P. Iii.-12:03x, 1:05, 220411. 2:57.
3230):, 3:03.11, 4120,
ti:I)l.\',
5105):, 5:24, 5:28.
13:07. R:’li)x, 0:44, ”:10. “:30.
Sundayu. '
A. M.~'~~IZ:OOX, ($200, 820345 9:002.
10:01:11, ll:tll)x. ,
l". 2in 1.12:10. 1:02x. 3:3911, 5:02x. ”
.1101.thoix,7:13:11.ntitlx,0:-i-tx,it‘i:ll‘1x,
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. .11- 12: 2:111, 1:111, 11:011. 7:23.
i) 1011. 10: "2x. lizlltx.
P. M ~-l2:03, 11:5711, 1: 20, 311614.
itllli, .5212, (Him, 13:47 7: 10:1 0:2011.
101.7011. 11:26. 1
sundnya. "'1 ,
A. M.--12:2tl, 1:17, 7:40, Ilzlflxg
11:11x.
1’. 'M.~«~I.2:0l)x, 2:0711,
5:40, 7:10X, 8:3411, 912011, 10:501.
4:4711, 11:12:, ‘ 9
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANHURY.
A. M.»1:20. 0113.8:27, 9:593.
P. M.-1:25, 413011. 6:20. 7:16.
Bundayo. ,4,
M.w10:30. l, '
P. M.—~2:15. 7:17. ‘
w .
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK...
A. ‘M.-—tl. 00. 7: 23. 8:18,10:0llx,
11: 55.
P. M.-4:21x, 6:44, 8230'
81111131”.
Ad “#47255. 11,463 ;
2, M's-0100; 7:“;‘330;
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