Mr
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.1511 buying 11 U'RNITURE.
555Barre Coal oi William ldlfren, 3 Row-
0 In street, East Nerwaik.
them or throw them away, but
-M.L.ROSEN
'15 ELY AVE.,
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. tendout ol' the works. told there
j the company’s
I Electric, oillciuin deny the exit-stoned oi“
«the ndve'rtinlng.
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In November
When the branches are bare
And a chiii's in the air,
When snowflakes are failing,
- .And Winter is calling——
If for fuel you are tltirsling,
V 'Let us say—-
~ Our bins are bursting
{ With the stuff "
Good fires are made ef—~
Coal you need not be
Afraid of.
For the branches are bare
And a chili’s in the air.
. M“.mfi~-~ ...
Den’ t Be Hasty
Inspect the
fine line that we are showing at or-
' tremeiy low prices.
111. GUTKOWSKY
I At th'e Former Auditorium Building,
87 NORTH MAIN STREET.
0 , We buy second-hand Furniture. 1
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Coal! Coal!
Coal!
,- Buy a very high grade of \i’llkes-
Try a bushel
and you will buy a ton.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441
When Getting Ready
fer Winter
Many articles are found
useless to the owners.
that are
110111. destroy
Call Up 912
I want to quote you prices 011 any
.. ° JUNK
i pay the highest 11111196 for metals,
feathers 1c 11. lb. for rags, Lac ptr 100
101' newspapers 35c per lot) tor nlugn~
zines.
G. Yourdisky
Phone 912. 27 Ely Ave 80. Norwatk.
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What’ 3 the Use
of hunting all over town for some 111-
ticle of furniture when you can llnd
it right here.
SOUTH NORWALKI
PHONE “‘722- 12
ipior on schedule time.
{plied Chair Seats, Upholstery Ibem-
'nants.
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NEW YORK. New. 22.1w“: the low
lying hllnkot of to; that hunt: over :‘
New York lint-bur thin morning the. 2
nmmnhip New Haven, or the New
England steamship (famously,
pilot was not severe. and the New Ha-
ven but slightly damaged, reached her
damaged to the extent of $2.000.
Many craft, including the llue1
Adriatic, were held up for n time oi! '
Quarantine beeuuee of the foil. About
4.001) passengers were delayed.
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Uphelstering and
Furniture
Repairing
We sell all kinds of Upholstery Sup-
‘wiw
Kehn Bros.
72 NORTH MAIN STREET
Phone. 336-4
BUY
Hazelten
an.-
MLLIIIKI IITII 80W ‘
luv ..
humor! from Providence, collided. with“
‘ a snow in the Hudson river. The 1111-
The snow was 3'.
and nailed bounty to everything in
both it which are Inweptihie to the
so much desired by housewives.
Whether you are building new.
unions.
$25,000
Mrs. C. J. North.
W0: 11 was rceehcd in South Not-
wuik todav, ol‘ the do 1th 01' .1115 Min-1
101.1115 North, wife of itev. (.‘liilldltli
.1. North, 11.11., oi the New. York least
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Goal
The B. Hershiieid 8; Son Ce.
TEL. 294. 122 WATER 81'.
N 0
Is The Time
' to have your painting and paper—nan
lng dene. Our experienced men (‘51
do it to your satisfaction. The
prices are exceedingly low. Enti-
mates cheerfully given. Spociai‘low
prices or. paints and wall paper.
A. COHEN
10 Water St. T634243
24 NORTH MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK
’Conference of the
i phi (‘iturtlt
I “Add. STihidE'l‘,
. 5. 1101 [111100
‘oped ncute \\ onion-m1 for 11 time dlop- ’ L
‘_ illopntimezil. stores lost 1 . ‘-.1l
Methodist Episco-
Rev. and Airs. North 1111th
been 111511111114. el'vntly in Auburn, New I
{Yorlt 111-1. "111', North was pastor of,
the First. Methodist Church hero for
several yt‘hrs, 111111 111111111 many friends
during; iiilibniiiiifl. Will's. North's death
occurred on the thh: lust, and inner-
al services .were held on \i'cdnnsdhy
afternoon.
Funeral of Thomas F. Burke. '
'i‘ht- funeral 01' Thomas 11‘. iiurhe.
who died at Shelton. inst "iuosdny. 1111.5
held from St. John’s liuthoilr Church.‘1
Stamford, yesterday morning. inter-I
mom was in ‘Siii‘iillltililli cemetery. A.
solemn requiem 11111111121115 was cele~
limited by Rev. (‘huries 1.35 Leddy, of
Seymour. nsuisled by Rev. 'i‘hmosu
Film, of Norwnlh. dour-on. and iiev.
John Sullivan, of iathcvliie, Mimic-m
con. There were innuy lwnucil‘ui
wreaths and other llot'ul displays. 3111'.
tittiu-‘s widow is 11 sister of 'i‘homna
Broderick of this city. iiiid iottnerly
resided 1111111., 1
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IOIIIY III Will SIIII III
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lOJ-in a. 111-. Tim
5 active stocks Wore virtually at a stand.
{still. The market continued to lo-
‘slun‘nnnt with no speculative ed’orls
.111 any direction 111‘ sulileieut energy
.10 give prices 11 deliuitc trend. The
' Ionly clluugcn ol' l7()liiit‘ilil(!li('.ii \\'1‘1,1‘l1
untong tilt,1 shores ol‘ netondut'y illi-
311111111111 i’cttoicunt 11111111-
plng 211,, to 12. within 11 traction oi itzr ‘
ion record. 1.111111 it milled to 11.11:...1.
rho i".ld opened 11 point iligitl1tx11ut
soon reilnqnlnhod its gulp. ‘V.
‘2 POWERS OF JUooE TO CHANGE '
SENTENCE.
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I \\'.\ ‘II‘N' i'I‘llN Not. :52. Till" I’“
MAY PREVENT ELECTRIC srmxe M ““1 ‘" 1‘1“"1""“"“*““1“ "I“ mind "’1“
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St‘ Ili..‘1.'llfl’i"AI)i, N. ‘1'., Nov
dtepresenlulivei; oi‘ the unions lutvintr l
membership outrun; the I2.Ullll employ-
ee ol’ the (innornl l1.‘|oel.rie (‘olnpuny
here were in conference curly loduy’
with James A. Smith. unnernl uupl-ritr
\Hitt
hope that on tlurnotuout would be
rent ii(1(l 111111 would 1111111 ”11‘ 1111111111111-
1111 ntrliw iho ltlllmln lil‘illilliii the 1'r1~'
lzmlnlolnent of Vliillk liniuy 111111 .11: tin- 15
311111411. who the Inbor lenders 111111111
A were lilontiunmi in lliil‘Hliiillt't: of u pinlt‘
to oillnlnnto nt'tlvr- unionists
mupioyen.
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(lonerlll
illicit n purpose.
on»: . .WNW
Good tenants are to he
WM_;W-
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NOTICE
ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVING MY5
PLACE OF BUSINESS, I WILL OF-{l
FER YOU CUT PRICES IN WATCH-
ES, OPTICAL GOODS AND ALL
JEWELRY IN STOCK.
Charles Brand
RELIABLE WATCHMAKER
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
Opposite Hoyt‘o ThentrowUpntnlra.
11115 Walhinulon St. South Norwalk.
WATCH FGR THE NAME.
. 5 -.1""'3"Itiré’otii:¢'I1:9:é{4-::1}? “(31"?ff't‘: ~'»:»:I{11:I~~11'I-'I 533-325- I."- ;«ihi- cit-:13“:
You Have Reason to be Thankful ,1
5 5.5. if a portion of your savings are deposited in the is
‘ The South Nerwalk Savings Bank
when they are safe. and drewin¢ Internet. .
sane naposrr barnnmnnr.
Luge Done-.21Fmr1DoMmol true. 7 5 1 - 35.35
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‘ 1; release. the 11111111111110 oi 11 prisonot 11:
Ilet‘ I111 11111 11111111 2111111 to prlnou will bu '
iout1 oi thi- 11101111111111 11111 14111111 the court.
:nund noim shortly.
\ judge in "i‘tol.'o ennui). b.1111. 141-111
ouced iionty Motor to Joli lot 11111-11
Ildillilili nod to my 11 line of $1110 for
uotllnmpt. In vloinllpg 11 lioum' 1111111111-
l.ion. ’l‘wolvo Itourll inter In 11111 day
1111» 111111.111 recldlod Meyer from 11111 and
loud:- his :mnmtcu six 111111111111.
'l‘he 11.111111 minds ol‘ iiutlnlm
11111111 dwlrlnn over olutse whnl 111111111111
1:11 to .1111on 'lho Supreme coull oi
11111111111 held 111111. the trio] Judge was
poll (111111.11 to not nnldo lilo iit'nl 1111:1-
toilet! and lltnt thin 11111111. be served
out. Meyer (11111111; llini. the 11111111111111
unido the host sentence, but was with-
out power to 11111111111. 11 amend" neu-
ionuo, no that ho In 11 1111111 1111111. I
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etecrnlc 1111aner slam/Ice
commas.
STAMhORil Nov.21’..
All lrninn
. out of New York on route to the Yale
Harvard some with hundreun of tool-
ball enthusiasts Were hold up 111. 1.1 110'
periencell in the power station 1110011
(toil. just oblow here. The trouble
hell not been overcome at to: 2111 uni
. locomtives ware diopntoheo troughs;
round house to reptiles the limited
electric motors. The entire trolley
service here is crippled
Hardwood Floors
mun «mlurrnumnndinxo for your familrwlou work for the wile.
' OAK AND MAPLE
floors, it will certainly pay you to lnnpoct our stock und set our
The Hatch 8: Bailey Company
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
of Women’s and Children’s Ready-te-
; wear Garments te’
50c on the dollar
The New Idea Garment Company 1
ROODNER a HARRIS BLOCK, ON WASHINGTON STREET, OPPO-
SITE HOYT'S TtiEATRE, SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
liliilll“ ‘.
the house. We have it in
rich client: in union and 11511.1. ‘
or Jul-1t recovering your old
Worth
be Closed out at
1'
H. lirieger & Ce.
It will repay you to take the time to stroll through our Great Futniture Store.
NOIWALK‘.
L‘AWM‘I
“RV 90093 $70!!
Tristram
AND
Hyatt
by the yard.
little prices.
e, We Furniture
Form Thanksgiving and Xmas
GIFTS
Special Offerings for early buyers.‘
Buy iiow 31nd we Will hold the articles until you are ready for Xmas delivery.
Household Helps in
the Basement
A great many convenient items,
H5. Krieger 81 Co.
The Store News
of the
11112111111111 many items of interest
DAMASK TABLE LINEN
in many new designs, in sets, separate cloths and napkins, and
Have
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decorations.
New Models of Ladies’ Suits and Coats
Are arriving daily, and the stock istite largest and best that we haveever shown.
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Dinning Room Table: Sale Prices $9. 50 to (1145. 00
Buffets and Sideboards $25 to $50
Dining Chairs $1. 50 to $5 00
Davenport Couches and Couch Beds from $6. 98 to $45. 00
Brass Beds from $1
Mattresses from $5.
5.00 to $50.00
98 to $18. 00
Library Chairs and Tables In MisSien and Fumed Oak at Very
Popular Prices
Ladies’ Desks from
give you a new 0M.
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'ZAMBRICK‘I HELD FOR TRIAL
BEFORE THE SUPERIOR COURT
Acoulod of Anointing Anne: Kleior in
ltalrtlold Early 1.11111 Tuesday
Morning.
ltnliti-‘tlll 1.11, Nov. 22.1—“0l131‘86fl
with 111111111111, upon Minn Agnes :Kieler.
of Bridgeport, Alex 71111111111111.1131. aged
21 won hound over to the December
term of the Criminal Superior court
under bonds of $6,000, by Judge 1111-
con Wukmmm. in the Town court, this
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this morning. when trouble was ex morning. The noeault occurred on ion and identified the prisoner.
F‘nirfleld avenue. near the Episcopal
Church. at 1 0010011, last Tuesday
morning.
Mina Kieler and the accused had
been attending unloading in town not!
were waiting for the hunt our Into
131163611011 in the court this morn-
“ i111; lilies Molar presented a battered;
1 nautical Mamie” not W irreverence; no» trio‘s m tally 11111151111511“ instituted by M1111. Mary A L11
tin-icky had taken a. train for Boston.
$4. 98 to $25 00
Stoves and Kitchen Ranges guaranteed for 30 days‘ trial. If not satisfactory we will 1 ;
Hall Racks, Pictures, Portable Gas or Electric Lamps, Blankets and Quilts. Porticrcs,
Lace Curtains, Book Cases and Book Shelves—everything at reduced prices.
We Give You the Credit if You Want It, and
You Can Settle Your Bill, in Easy Payments
H. “Kricger (it Co.
ten and both oyon were dineolorod.
Alter tho nunmtit was committed,
anllb'ittily lied. Stole l’ollcrimnn
li‘rnnk Virroiii not on his truli imme-
diately and iruccd hint to Shellond
where he wont to the home 01‘ who
tIVea. 'l‘llero 1105 found that 7.11m
mm
A good description of the criminal
,‘wul! obtained and reluyod to the tiles
ton police. who waited for the speci-
lied train and nabbed their man an
no alighted. Word was sent to State
lPoliceman Virolll. who went. to 80111
GUI-:8 To RECOVER $1,000.
W
IArlooM Woman Went: flint Amount
from E. ii mount.
ANBONIA‘ Nov 1'12. “Sentences/er:
11.1100 for money loaned an a note has
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vollo nuulnnl Idurl S. Steei'cu. who
Deilicioth
it‘s something new that will please
those wile appreciate dainty
Ask to see it.
cured two or three. checks from Mrs.
Laveile for small amounts which
__ .rttised.
.irom $10 to $1000, and another front
‘3155 to $1,500.
I followed.
1
1. Itts‘
' hundred people look udvnuluge
Week
for ”Thanksgiving 'I‘intc.
you Seen
table
he
One of the checks was raised
A check for 2,300
aroused suspicion and Sleeves' iii‘i‘t'rll‘.
lie in now under bonds of
$"71110 1(‘11 appearance in tho Sllpi'iii‘l‘
I i(‘ourl Criminal Side 111 11111 out tel 111.
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TBBLLEVMEN 8 ~1
UNION DANBE
'l‘lte lurgest 21nd 111041. 51111111551111
' . (111111121 over given by 11111 'l‘roiioymen’w
111111.111. Division 171?. was held in the
Red Men's Hull on Main street,
night. Between three and 5l‘our
and
I10 \‘1’
attended the dance. With excellent.
liili>i0 and i‘ crund door, 211] conditions
don} such as to 111111111 it as delightful
:1 (inure 1N has been hiren in Norwoih
11nd everyone who was present 11ii|
attest to that fact. There was a pro—
gram of eighteen dances- and refresih
merits were served during inlermi+
siou. Stet-“.1: full orchestra 5\vilh
(‘Iiillli‘s furnished tin1 music. ‘
~ 'i‘i't.1 committee spared nothing: to
multt1 thr- ui’fair one of history and
”my succeeded well. Following
the names of the, eomn‘iitlce: John
Roddy. ehuirtuun. ll. .1. Lynch. llownrd
Knapp. W. H. (lather, Edward Andor—
son. ii. Rogers and Fred W. 11‘. .1111«
drews. As lloex' director “1. ii. (inimr
handled that position most acceptably.
ills aides were 11, liner-1's. Edward Au
tierson and ii. ilitt'lz‘tlm.
lli‘i"
Plain and
Simple
Advertising
Increases
Profits.
A Style for the1 (lot-111111111 11nd
1111 Occasion for Style,
wan urtontod Monthly on the (hump. ol‘.
ruining checks 11.11-11.11 him by M1211 1111'
vollo. ’i‘ho grocery ntore tontlut'ted
by Sleeves 1111 North State Hiroul has
been nilnclu-d in the unit which in
roturnaino 111 the next term of the Ste
parlor Court, New llnvon. The store
was cloned Tuesday on nttnohmonts
issued in behalf of tile Armenia Nation.
111 Bank, which eialmg damages 01‘ $3,-
1100. The bank health to recover the
amount which Sleeves is alleged to
have secured by means of ruined
cheeks.
Bloom, it in said. succeeded in get
ting Mrs Laveho to len’n him $1.000
for which he gave his notes. Mrs. La-
velle consented. according to story, to
1'
cash. inter it ill alleged, alarm: or
1
lake mooring in on» Sleeves found ;
ll inconvenient to redeem the not. in j
“Weara Benjamin”
()Vicitian'i‘ when you winh to
appear well 1111111111111.
l‘ioulnn‘tln New York styled In
Suits and Overcome itl‘ti ready
for you to buy null wettr.
$18.00 to $30.00.
“Crone" Glows: tor Ladle: and
Men $1.60 up
i!
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Joseph Davis
to WAQHINoToM. 0111311111
"south nwhk, Conn. ;
Norwalk Chronicler