i in November
When the branches are bare
‘And a ehill's in the air,
When snow-flakes are falling.
And Winter is calling——
it let fuel you are thirsting,
Let us say —~
Our bins are bursting
With the stuff
Good fires are made of—
5 Goal you need not be
Afraid of.
For the branches are bare
,And a chill‘s in the air.
Don’ t Be Hasty
in buying FURNITURE. Inspect the
10118 line that we are showing at ex-
= tremeiy low prices. "
M GUTKOWSKY
Attbe Former Auditorium Building,
‘ 37 NORTH MAIN STREET.
We buy second-hand Furniture.
Goal Goal
Coal!
< Buy a \erv high grade of \\’l ikes‘
Barre Coal oi William i'lh’ron, 3 Row-
in street, East No1wulk "l‘ry a bushel
and you will buy 11 ton
Tel. 441.
Tel. 441.
Also am paying to 11 lb. for rags
and best prices for rubbers, metals,
_ leather beds, etc.
"When-Getting 11"....
for Winter
Many articles are found that are
, useless to the owners. Don't destroy
them or throw them away, but
Cali Up 912
I want to quotep 1011 prices on any
JUNK
' I pay the highest prince for metals,
leathers, lo 11 in. for rags, 2.30 per lot)
,.!or newspapers, 35c per 100 for maga-
21.11915
G. Yourdisky
' Phone 912.
What’ s the Use
of hunting all owr town {or some 111'
‘ticle oi’ 'furnltnrc- when you can ilnd
‘ 'it right here.
M L. ROSEN
15 ELY AVE, SOUTH NORWALK
enema 722.12
, MRS. JENNINGS GIVEN CliilLD.
Judge William l.. icunetl in the,
Civil Superior (Z‘ourt. last week, made
" 1111 order that Mrs, Alexandrina .lcn.
plugs. of \i‘esiport, 11.1 lziren lllt' 1-111-2-
todvy .ol’ :1 2‘: inonihs' old child, but
, aha 13111111, not take the child out of tho
‘ dilute. Mrs. Jennings was given it di-
’vorcn by Judge Ill-niletl rm‘mllily from
. George S. Jennings itllll tho husband
' that! appealed from the decision oi the
li't.
Refused to Surrvndor Madero.
VERAi‘lill'll, Mox,No1’. 21,—3-wi'V11r
lite and 111111111 'tlndcl'o. relatives of
late President, 1' o '11 taken today
until the American "111111pr from
'oonsuinto, where they bud taken
last night
»
”NIH
27 Ely Ave 80. blocwalioI
c: 1.1.12.5'1-31e1 01:14»? '{5
You Have Reason to be Thanklul
if a portion of your savings are deposited in'thc
nrw on mom.
CALL 1). TRAVIS
PHONE 1440-
Furniture
Repairing
We sell all kinds of Upholstery Sup-
plies, Chair Seats, Upholstery 'Remv
pants. ‘1 int}.
Kohn Bros.
72 NORTH MAIN STREET
Phone. 336-4
BUY
Hazelton
Goal
The B. Hershfield Sr Son Co.
TEL. 294. 122 WATER 8T.
l
1 Is 'lhe Time:
to have your painting and paper- hang!
lug done. Our experienced men can
do it to your satisfaction. The
prices are exceedingly low. Enti-
mutes cheerfully given. Special low
prices or paints and wall paper.
A. COHEN
40 Water St. lei. 342- ‘3
smith
Cleanser
D Y E R
24 NORTH MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK'
0N ACCOUNT OF REMOVING MY
PLACE OF BUSINESS, l WILL OF—’
FER YOU CUT PRICES IN WATCH-f
ES, OPTICAL GOODS AND ALL
JEWELRY IN STOCK.
Charles Brand
RELIABLE WATCHMAKER
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
Opposite Hoyt'n Theatre-Upeialrs.
155 Washington St. South Norwalk.
WATCH FOR THE NAME.“
CANTERBURY RURAL FREE DE
l LIVERY.
l t'lAN'l‘lGlll‘liilltY, Nov. 21.»-~/l"ooplo In
this town have. revolved word tbrounh
Postmaster Morgan that with th 1 and .
oi‘ November rural free delivery with
take. the plum of tho oiilcc in '(lltntor-
'bury proper, the service boring from
the pontolilce at South Canterbury.
..ayptu',a
Upholstering and
I
__ gclty was unable to agree
"ft
so much desired by housewives.
Whether you are building new,
floors, it will certainly pay you to
prices.
$25,000
wear Garments to
mean sanitary surroundings for your family—«iess‘w k. tor. the ‘wlte.
and added beauty to everything in the house. its have it in
OAK AND MAP '
both it which are susceptible to the rich. effect in finish and polish ‘ ..
The Hatch 8r Bailey Company
IOUTH NORWALKOOA N.
500 on the dollar , .
The New Idea Garment Cdmpany
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11000111211 3. HARRIS BLOCK, on WASHINGTON eraser, oppo. i
am: HOYT'S THEATRE, SOUTH NORWALK. conn. 1
1' OI’S
or just “Vaccvoring your old
inspect on stock and get our
‘ .13
Woth
of Women’s and Children’s Ready-to
be Closed but at
NOBWALK'I
LEADING'
DRY GOODB STORE
Tristram
AND
Have You Seen
Doilicloth?
It's a new fabric woven and printed eSpecially for
Dollies, Center pieces, Scarfs and Table Covers. It comes
in pink, delft, blue, yellow and plain white, at 501: the yard-
yard.
’ Ask to see it at the Linen Counter.
Eden Cloth
Is gaining new friends every day. Its pretty patterns, fast
colors and durability make it ideal
Men’s Pajamas and Children's Dresses. It sells for 15¢ a
for Ladies’
Waists,
l
lllllHS till] lllllllllll
Mrs. Orlando Smith.
The body of M15. ._
the lute Orlando
will
is 111 lth,
iwili be made in the Norwnlk l'nlou
i cemetery at " o‘ ( lock in tlic ultrrt'1.1oon
'iiaylnoud and Son lltlH! charge oi the
i burly.
Funeral of Mrs. A. A, Hodshon.
’l‘lio l'unernl ol‘ lStiilt'illl' l-‘leld lloi~
when was held in ilanbury \\’cdl1osd:1v, 3 ‘7
i’rliwu said at tho l1ous1=,7
iilltliii’lllf,‘ 1110111111. and 11.11, iollon ‘il b".
| :1 service .11 Si..l:11111.\s (hurl l1, llov'.
1A (‘ (‘1) 111m ol‘lit'iutiuu.
number of horiuiitnl reinvluluont-cn
instilled to the sympathy (it a host oi
llriends. 'l‘ho bollr 111.11: sent on till
11:.15 o‘clock main to South \‘oruulk.
where the burial took place in liiror~
isillc (‘cllictenz 'l‘he bruitis 11010
thurd Dunn and .l. .llmimrt \lot-
train of South Noru'nlk: Asa 1' limit,
or, of Stamford: William di. llod
shalt, Ernest l0. llcusor and George
iiodshou, of Dnnbury. The officers of
Eureka Lodge, Daughters of Rebekah.
conducted services at the cemetery.
DECISION 0N BRIDGE MATTER
IS RESERVED lN SUPERIOR ,
coon-r. ,
lll‘liililldl’OR'i‘ No1. ill »»»»» 'l‘he (‘it1
ol‘ Norwuiks dispute. with the Con-
:llli‘kitltitii t‘onrpany regarding illt‘
_Wushington street bridge- lu Norwnik,
was aired in the Superior (‘ourt this
interning, when the cmnpauy‘s plea in
.nbatonient was argued. This was ill-
‘l‘ll in answer to the appeal from tho
fl’ubllc Utilities; Commission. The
with the.
'company regarding the eoiupnm'n
share of the expense i111 the bridge
land when tin= commission sustained
'tiie 011111111111} ilil.‘ (it) .1ppculcd.’l'lle
{court reserved (leoision on the plea
l in dbulruncni
NORWALR CLUB SMOKER.
Au delinhtml owning: 111111 spent by
those who attended the number 112111
:onim'tni111nenl. given by the Norwulll
Witu
3 Club. at their rooms, last night. About. 1.
Zone hundred and tilt) members tillil
their trlnntln were present
the performances ol it‘iliilk liovnoldn,
lWill Lyle and Joe King. lipyiwldn
lwun a decided hit with his nouns and
ballads, and Will Lyle received lllllt'll
‘npplnuso for his lvll‘ortn on the banjo ..
.loe King, 11 Juggler,
'I‘lleru
‘nnd nt humor.
presented a satisfactory not.
-, was singing by the members utter tl1-1
l Driil'i‘b‘ttltil .1I tuitt-rtninorn iinlahud.
1 . .. . .. M...
SCHOOL TEACHER ENTERTAINS.
Mien inttn'n Vaughn, of II, Ellr .uboth
street, 11 teacher in tho locnl ili'llmiltl,
last evening. A good limo was enjoy-
oil.
Clarence W. t~11nlll1. formerly of
Norwaik and brother of Town Clerk
liorburt it. limitlt, Minn elected town
clerk for the town of Coldeprlng,N .
Y. it in an unusual hnppeninlr thnl.
two brothers should hold the some
kind of an otllce nt lite some time
Mrs. John ii. Mills, or Broad River,
iyn, 1N. in, visiting with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs; Charles. Hodges.
Robert H Stevenson. ct ‘Franhlln
avenue, ls confined to his home he a
3:: lreeuit ct blood poisoning devoioplng
- in his foot
Messrs George iii Raymond, Oliver
13, Jackson and Gardner Arlington
’wont to Romy-ton early today for
block detains. . A
h‘ ’“1
'I‘lle ltli 1,0‘ »
to enjoy
. ciltcrlninod 11 low t'rlends tit her horne'
.. . . , . allittr'wlt iven.
. has been spending the week in Broolt- 5 3
South NerwalkS‘avings Bank ..
where they are safe, and Growing Interest. ’7
SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT.
mg, Mil. , F'our Dollar-oifur,,
imlth, uhlcw ol‘ ;'
lm‘ :.
E brought here for burial tomorrow l‘ronl ' '
lNew York city where she died iiui'iui‘
mm
For Thanksgiving and Xmas
Gilli S
It will repay you to take the time to stroll through our Great Furniture Store.
Special Otierings fOr early buyers.
Buy now and we Will hold the articles until you are ready for Xmas delivery.»
Dinniné Room Tables Sale Priiies $9.50 to $45.00
Buffets and Sideboards $25 to $50
Dining Chairs $1. 50 to $5 00
Davenport Couches and Coach Beds from $6. 198 to $45. 00
Brass Beds from $15. 00 to $50 00
Mattresses from $5.
Library Chairs and Tables in Mission and Famed Oak at Yery
Popular Prices
Ladies’ Desks from
give you a new one.
in.
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MR. KEISLER ENTERTAINS.
William ill. lielnicr, or the United
‘lvllectrir lfllght and Water Company’s
oillro hero dined the heads of tho VJir-
lOIiH department» of the company at
his home lust o' oiling. A delicious
sauerkraut. supper was served. The
auntie presented Mr. Kelnler'e son
.Wllll n handsome loving cup, as it was
in honor or.“ the little chap that the
“It. was delightful,”
1111111 ‘wny thorn, entertained express
their feelings regarding the occasion
today.
6 = ,,f:lVE LICENDES iGDUED.
it'lve pool room licenses have been
issued by Chief William it. 'i’onnlns-
too. They are Knorr’ e, Hubboll'e,
Twin City‘ a, Rosa‘ and Newm- Tenyi’n
parlors. Others m expected shortly.
98 to $18.00
$4.98 to $25.00
Stoves and Kitchen Ranges guarhntced for 30 days‘ trial. If not satisfactory we will
' Hall Racks. PicturCS, Portable Gas or Electric Lamps, Blankets and Quilts, Portieres,
LaCe Curtains, Book Cases and Book Shelvesueverything at reduced prices.
We» Give You the Credit lf'Yon Want It, and
You Gan Settle Your Bill in Easy Payments
.1
H. Krieger & Co.
111 111111" 1111111
11111111 11111111
Bridge Committee Refuses to
Hire One Further. Bhiet Pon-
nlngton has No Man to Snare
For The lab
(inlet William 11. Pennington, oi
the Norwelk police tome, was asked
today what he is planning to do in ne-
gard to providing a trailic ofllcer tor
lthe temporary Washington street.
bridge. Her-eluted thnthe can more
lworlr,wl1at with the runny other or:-
1111s that are being enroll for lit the
present time.
Up to today the Ilrldtzo Construction
Committee hug riteirttalned n trniiic at-
no man from his department for that} G
home. from school,
north of ("lay street, tell and was run
1, (nor by the delivery \z'ngon oi" Hist-5.111
liquor estuliiislnncnt, driven by
‘ toplier Carrillo.
()llicer Frank :5.
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J.
l{ll‘illltiliiillllllll
:1 RUNS
Another. Uillcer Stralton
(ill
the Scene
llllli Bill’S till
.Ime Haupler lumped Oil Bear
dilatation Directly in Path of
All ucr'idoi1l,‘tl1v null-re oi‘ whit-11.1 '1»
tell little ’i‘ouy
street. at Il:-itl today, Could not alwnys
iluupiei', of 1)
Clay
be counted upon to terminate so 11-1—
5 iuuuiely
“hookin‘ on behind" a
for
the \ir'tlm. 'l'ony
111111111
and jumping
\E Hr}
{4,0321}:
.,‘lf
1 ii: iii-
Sll‘aliiili Willi I'lil lilt‘l
scene and saw the accident us it iru 1+
'He picked up Tony and
pressing a wagon into service rushed
pired.
him to the other= or
Wolfe. Here. the bol's right leg. which
Dr. Robert
i111“
‘11.
had been 1'1111 over by the heavy when],
was found to
be merely
bl‘lllH'.tl,
though the. injury was severe, and no
bones were broken.
(.lillcer Struttou
took Tony home, Benny Cello donating
the use of his carriage gratuitously
5 .und graciously.
()lllcer Strattou holds (‘11puto blame—
less for the ntt‘uh' and stated to :1 re-
porter that lie could not. have prevent—
ed the accident.
his leg pains him so much.
The
" ilJlIilItilllll‘y lymph
iLADIES AllliiLlAili
Tony cannot walk,
ELEGTS lTS (”FIBERS
l.Ilill
\\'ed1lenduy
111's for the ensuing your. The. oliieu‘s
Auxiliary to
:11. Illt'
owning elected the
013‘
1 .
are as ioilows':
Richard Ninuvrwnlti,
The meeting was held at the hope.
= 111' .\Ir.~1. Plait and a 14min] time follow-
ed the business liftrii-ilnil. A
played and retroshnwnls sorted.
’ next meeting will be hold on ill-12mm
her 11rd at the 1111111111 of Mrs.
wold in Van 7.11111 street.
1”.
int-sting nil
(‘.
oili-
I'rr'sident»Ali's. Wiillunl l'lnlt.
\‘iw-l’rcsident Ali‘s Fttllil't'l Knupp.
Secretary and 'i‘romurl'l'
=.\ll:1.
tiltll‘lt'rt new
The
alum-1"
tlcer on the bridge. paying for his
him. An oiilciul notice from hello}!
Montgomery, scorelnry of the com-
inltteo, was received recently by Chief
Pennington. The purport, oi the com-
munication was that while an ofliccr
on the bridge "would not be amiss"
the bridge committee would not tur-
nieh one in the future, otter Nth/em-
bar 211d.
Thus it would appear that unless
some further move is made by the
bridxe oommittée there will no no 1111!.
no reliulutlou‘on the bridge.
, .
.Wltuon, on ”West avenue, are being
The troop about. the home at Robert. .
'1
ks" .
treated by 11 nutritional), 1‘ “"
$13.00 to $30.00.
Mon
..1.1..--1.v-a.
up
South Nonvialk, can.
harm-12;”
A Stvio for tho (i . t ..ion itlltl
n11 Occasion tor 81.1111.
I O . ’t’
“Weara Beulamm
()Vliiltltlri'l‘ when you wish to
appear well dressed.
i’lnnJulnln New York styles in
Suits and Ovvrconta am ready
for you to buy and Wear.
"Crone" Glow: for Ladies and
$1.50 up
Joseph Davis
I WAIi-llNG‘TflN STREET.
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Norwalk Chronicler