who Youacur 91110511 in wA‘rcd
, JEWELRY 1N STOCK.
Charles ‘ Brand
RELlABLE WATCHMAKER
JEWELE‘R AND OPTICIAN ,
Opposite Hoyt’s Thanh—Uptake.
155 Washington st.‘
WATCH FOR THE NAME.
11 November .
hen “the branches are here
' achili’s in the air.
lien snow-flakes are tailing,
lid Winter IS calling:-
or fuel you are thirsling,
1
‘3 us say-'- PICTURE FRAMES
0hr bins are bursting Sade to om,
With the stuff
food lites are made oi— 1‘
out you need not be KOhn
Afraid oi. MICE ,. w k
. s or
r the branches are bare WILL 3108.. W111
111! a chill's in the air. PLEASE 72 Delhi“
NORTH
w __. .. ”Q _- MAlN
‘ ‘ ’ ~ STREET ' _
FURNiTURE
RE- UPHOLSTERED
HEPAIRED
1 RE- FiNiSHED
“1? Partner Auditorium Building,
"117 seam MAlN‘STREElT.
We buy second-hand Furniture.
our ,
Hazeiton
Goal
The ii. ilershheld 81 Son Co.
TEL.
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>oai!1 Coal!
Coal!
Buy a very high grade or Wilkes-
rre‘VCoal of William Ertron. 3 Row-A
_‘ on street. East Norwallr.
and you will buy a ton
294. 122 WATER 8T.
Try a bushel
Tel. 441.’ Tel. 441.
When Getting Ready
i, ‘101 Winter--
‘ , Many articles are found that are
j useless to the 01111011. Ilon't destroy
‘ them or throw them aw.1., but
to have your painting and paper-hank
lug done Our experienced men can;
do it to your satisfaction. 'lhe
Ca" .pU 9 I 2 prices are exceedingly low. Flatt-l
mules cheerfully given. Special low
I want to quotep you prices on an)
‘ n of JUNK
prices or paints and wall paper.
I pay the highest prices for metals
feathers, 1c n 111 for 1‘ngs,2.'1c )11‘1' llill to water 8‘ Tel 34243!
for newapmpers. 35c per 1110 for 11111311 - ‘ -~r-«-
Smith
(Heanser
AND
over F
What’s the Use
Of hunting all over town for some on
‘ticio 0! furniture when you can hurt
it. right here.
. I
M. L. ROSEN.
15 ELY AVE, SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 722-12
24 NORTH MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK
DO VflU WEAR GLASSES?
, if so use you matched that thcy
have been titted to your eyes in u l
' correct and proper manner? Iitvo
«They Given Your l‘lyod That, it hot
‘Wliibh you extracted they would" it
they haven't or you need glasses.
Funeral of Mrs.
’l‘ho l’unnrltl ucrviccs for Mrs.
('mnh worn hold this afternoon lil'.
ida F. Cronin
idll.
2 o'clock from the rcullll‘nt‘c
Hon, t‘linrlm A, l‘ronk, No, rill Drona
filnflnii me at 0mm :il‘cuuc. iiriduopm‘l. llov. lioWllt ‘i‘.
‘1 WiLLiAM J. MOORE Van Huron, of tho. Norwuiit llnpliut
OPTiciAN. rlmrcli. oiilriuioll. and the romaine“
Room 6, Kevlar Building, were brought. to Nill‘Wilill for inter
V No. 155 Washington 8:.
Oppelite Hoyt’e Theatre.
Monday, Wodnuday and Friday
_. Evenings, 6: 30 to 9
Y. address-“727 4th Ave., ii to
I p. or. daily.
cemetery. Him is survived by six
children ('hurluu l‘hnrlcs A Anna A ‘
Adams oi Brooklyn Madeline 1)., .lcnu,’
ale M lieopplo and 1.11111 A Merrill of
Dallas Texas. .
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You Have Reason to be Thankful
if a portion of your savings are depended in the
e South Norwalk Savings Bank
where they are safe, and drawing 1m.
_ ‘ sane: naposrr DEPARTMNT.
. MgeBoateI, not: D‘oiluoo‘him.‘ . ‘
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ON modem or, nomevmo MY
once or: HUSINEfivB, 1 mm. or
£3, OPTICAL GOODS AND ALL
South Norwatk.
NOW’
Is The Time;
.it contains no words of summons. i
may uppcur and protect his rights it
“ .cusc in all i'cspccls iuililis this oilicc.
3 .Thel‘c is no substantial dciccl.
' than to show that there was no action
'. Thy the llriihio'i‘onstruviion (ionilniituo
1 .
of hill“
l
lilt'lli. in the family plot in Norwullt‘i .
' '7 . as North Main 111
As rugs are used almost universally in homes. an economical
plan is to have the center section oi the room laid with theories"
of a cheaper grade and to employ the hater grades in the border. 1
After the rug is laid. all lilili’tfl oi' the floor will have the some on ‘
peerauco. ~ It you are using 0111: for instance, you can have a two
tool; border of the first quality, either plain or quartered. and in
. the center section a lower grade could be employed In an ordinary ‘ '
* room ill per cent. of the host could be saved and right here let us
tell you that it is cheaper than carpets and will improve the appear—
once of an old or how house more than the expenditure of double
the amount of money any other way
The Hatch & Bailey Company
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN,
of Women’s and Children's Readyrto-
wear Garments to be Closed out at
50c on the dollar
The New Idea Garment Company
ROODNER a HARRIS BLOCK, ON WASHlNGTON STREET, OPPO-
SiTE HOYT’S THEATRE, SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
uoawauvu
LEADING
osv Goons areal:
Tri'stram
Damask Table
All. Linen Hometiieiled Sets
dozen
‘ $8.50.
All Linen Table
Damask
$1.50 yard.
Cloths 81 Napkins
Damask Table Cloth with 1
Nilllklllii“-$4.75, $5.50,
lilem‘lledm 50c, 756, $1.00, $1.25,
I
Than 3
. 1
Linen. We
/.
/
All Linen Damask
Table Napkins
.1. dictum-$1.00 to $7.50.
All Linen
Pattern Cloths
Size 90 x no inches. .$6.00.
Size. ill x 81 ‘inches~$5.50-$6.75.
. Size 72 x 72 lnchcsm$2.00, $2.25.
$4.50.
'sgivihg Time
Calls for the. Daintiest of Table
-. many new Designs
are showing
72
Size x 1011‘ i11chcs~-»$5.25.
Size 72 x 90 Iiill‘ilHS~-$3-OO, $3.75,
$4.50.
Napkins to Match
’llound Scalloped Cloths—$4.00
and $5.75-
i’hu‘ i“
Very Tasty Damask
Cloths from 25c to $1.50
Tue 1'
Cloths in new
1.1"» x 15 inchesW
Damask Lum‘ 11
designs,
$1.25.
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,lhat some other vote may not have
Elll‘lul] passed giving him general 1111-1
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thorlty. Moreover, his not, it without‘
BE "NEH A] “NEE authority, may have been ratified. 1
' llut uhuihor the execution by Judge ,
1 mm Yulsll was authorized or not the hold ~ ‘ '
1
.‘ . ._ . . . is :1 good bend it signed in the surety
lcny Oi Nurwalk WIDS m Plea 0i 1.1io11c \\hcil1c1 lilo bond is 511.1115111‘1‘
Abatement Filed by The .lho piiutipai with suit-i), or in the
Connecticut Gompany
5‘11111y uloric, the defendant has the
mime seouriiy, for the principal is al«
a 11's hound. Thai 11 mongol/once for i. -
tosls, which is 11 hood hi the surely Q‘
alone. is good has been determined.
lliplcy \‘s‘. 'Mcrclutnts‘ National
llunk, 4i Conn. lilTvllltl
iovt‘iov ct :ti vs Trilli‘ll.
Have your
Suit or Coat
='. .iuduo William l.. llcuucll iii the
‘cirii sillc of the Superior court today:
:hundcd down his tie ~ision in liner of
tho piaiuiiii in the plea in .1l1 licmcni
JJJL‘JNJ‘ Lewd.“ Zvvuu‘J‘
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pltlnllil‘ 11d in. lcpustnlrd in Milli—.1 \lilttili vs. \lulull‘l insure it‘ll”! ‘1’ Pay f()r It in
5 lohu l. “dish. The l'ounecllvul Com- Lilo Asso. .‘o 1.111111. lmil. inn. 3 -
puny is the licl'cliliuul and ”it‘d iii“. “‘53. , i, I '
iploa in allaionionl to tho appeal l1‘1oii 'l'hcl‘c is u lliil’ol‘uncc in the :ltillli‘i?"' Olivenlent
ol' the form iiut not or the obligation '
lioluccn :1 rccognizuuco and a hood”
llic decision oi the Public l.iililica
’t‘mulnission hy the (‘ily 0i" Norunlll.
Weekly
This dccisiou now means that the for tttiats. as given in‘lhc present (1131*. 53E
.uppcul from the lillillics t‘tmlmissiou “liltlizllli‘ll ill! the pininlili on “11'99'
will no tried at 11:11... on its int-nits. tho pl. :1 ll aliaioun -it 5» i- ayments
llcchnicalilv raised by the (lininocticut l,il‘:.\‘.\‘i‘l’i"i'. if
( 01111111111 having been disposcd ol. 1
li‘goliovilniz is the ulclnorumluln ol’
lodge llcuncti s decision:
(‘1 lv (11‘ .\'oluulk by its llrtdge lou-
5ii‘~1111i011t‘ommltlce.Appeal iltllll
Public 1' tilitlos (onnuisaion, Fair-
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scanner or 1181111111.?
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(continued from it'li‘st Page.)
«.mv .«v‘ .~ .uuuvwr‘mm ~.~.J‘J';HJ1;FJ
Prices in all
Departments
Charged, and
Specially Marked
W..BJ,‘JMLU vabéx .
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‘3“
“553013304”
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LDDOQ‘
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iiul i t‘ iuniv, Sn torior Court, Novolll-i
he ( “’lih, 1'1”.» ‘ l 'i‘u‘o weeks ago inst night Joseph; 1
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iMemorandum of Decision on Plea to iiush, ll" will“ Vorwulk i'iil‘ponler was!
hold“ up in tour young men mar tho“
l‘lnut Noruolk toun‘torr and the. East"
Jurisdiction and in Abatement.
l. The citation accompanying llli'
monuo Mclhodisi chmcll Detitem gm...“ yours in the state‘s
complaint. is defective in iorm in that
zilli‘l' lii’llll: kilm'ki‘d “0“") “lid robbed. providing any minimum sentence. As
was the complaint ht- entered with 11ml this mm. was not at»; aggravated or";
police
and some othol posswsiona WET“ “Hi5 illlcli that the lull penallv “ill noli
lnolcd from his person. ,lio meted out. but that the young monl
(thief William R. Pennington 11113:”mom-"pd “7111mm, ”330,, ng'pmw-H of
iailml lilo delccllvc scrizcmll and llll‘;s1uue length seems assured.
trolm‘lu on the PM" and they hogan; Chief William R. Pennington, or 11111
their lllVi‘llllilillll'llH« ('lll“ “”0" 91““ police, and Prosecuting Attorney \l'l‘i~
led them to isiltilli‘i‘i u i‘l‘l‘lflln 801 071111111 a. (lrimn. .112, each comuu‘ruicd
young 111cn,uutl they proceeded to \‘or- the work done by the. (it‘lefth't) starJ
”.V “"‘ll' suspicions. 'l‘he "“50 a?!» donut and the patrolman in this case.
\vol‘k‘cd lip lllmlllsl tho LOWE men W it is one of the most important cup-
am of the opinion. however. that it is
a defect in form only. The otllco/ol
the citation is to giro police to a do
fondant that. tho appcul has hecn la-
kon and ol‘ the court in which the com»
piaint. on appeal is roluruuhlo, that ho
ho desire. The. process used in this
2. ii. is essential that, the defendant
should prove that, John J. \V’nlsh. who
tiM-tfllltlii the hood as llllm‘lltly‘ llilll no 11 line deurco, and all the evidence turns with 1‘ View toward flnni c011-
aullioi‘lly iii i‘Nl‘ml“ “ 1”" his “Him“ 11cccssnrjl‘ was scoured llle llltti'i‘ PM“ \‘iciion, that has liccu 1111111.. in The
1 1 ‘ . 1:1 oi‘urlu-r . . .
Dill. 1““ l‘lU‘ll “mm“ H" “ of last \l't‘till. .\0l‘\\‘illlis in 1401le years. The oili~
lust night Joseph iim‘ns Wllb‘ ill‘l‘illiirlclcnro‘ ol’ lilo pollcp department itself.
1 1m "unwrmu my” to ”(mum "ll “l ills “clue in iiiiiHL'NUl‘Wilik. W“. in (icinnliotrulod by liw hood \volhi
. ' I v 1 ' ‘ 1 ‘
133“ llly'ilt'tllill‘ liond It should have iocllw ”WWM' Loathcrland sent: dono ll." ll-‘i “l“illlli‘l'“. is
H H I l’uiroiiuun Rnh‘k‘ms‘m Stamford “ml Several of tin-so young man uclc.
gone further to show that he had no
trolleml authority to cxcculo bonds: for
costs on appeals. it docs not. follow
tlint because no special vuio wasiuiopl
ed in regard to this particular uppl‘ul
llorlicri l’i‘lcc. .lohu (lulled. another.'t‘oucr‘rnctl in previous escapades of a!
one oi ihc 11111111. is in the iiridi'cnorll'iuoic or less lcrloir. naium \‘oi lonl‘:
lull ocular. a sentence. as the rcsuld alto mural of them were implicated:
u-ni‘rnui which will shortly lie sworn‘iihvni to the lilihtih'li‘llh oi the low.
MW ”“1, my him. li‘rnnl.‘ Scuilelll Will in" their t'ililtlii were. llgll‘lly handled.
‘ i‘osll‘ri at iim'i'u 'l‘hcutro. Louis Dugout
had hccn arrested on Saturday night:
for dru11komiuss. and his case was our
dcr continuance. no that he was all
i hand when wanted, 1
Tim cans, come before Judge Johnl ,
.. Kcouh thin morning. Price, maui‘ullyil'
, standing: up for his comrades, 111101111
‘ tiered the greater portion of that
blame, and was the only one to plead
guilty. in: and Burns were found
guilty of probable cause and houndl
over to the next term oi the criminal
Superior Coilrt. under bonds of 31,0011
‘onch. Sconeld wan not with the good
on the night of. the holdup, an alibi
attesting to his presence at the timel
in Norah's saloon establishing this‘
.toet, and he was discharged. Donia
Dillon. who took but a minor part in
the robbery. had his case continued
until December (mi;
' Evidently the young .men did not
realize the seriousness with whloili
‘ highway. robliary‘le regarded under that. planning to hate Bristol is in advance
1, low. The statute states that the pen-i or the times in this respect militate.
"ally forfe‘opnvlotion only “WWPVFN town aPrelim
("unstable Henry (1 Silzcr who rw
alder on the East Side was partlculara
ll interested in the cases oi this morn~
lag, in he has been troubled with the“
men at various tiiuus. iiia cvideuct‘i
against the prisoners was not of itroutl
extent. but served to establish, the!
reputation of the men and their
ililillllllll wrists-doing.
l‘inili. Norwnlh citizens ureklud that:
tho 111mg has been broken up. and howl
feel more secure in the third distriuil
than tliry have done in some time. i
.41,
MUNICIPAL RiNK.
The youngest city in the Statomlh‘ls.
lob—takes 11 step in advance of ethos
cities in providing 11 municipal ico-
skatlng‘ rink. The cost to the average
community in email. All danger is
averted. Of course. some ot a ventur-
ceome nature would take a chance on
river and ponds, but'n municipal Bkat‘
1m; rink is the proper thing, and it is
1
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Are You
in Doubt ?
as to what gifts to purchase for the
holldeyn? (tome to us and you
will find a complete line of the
best Jewelry. Umbrellas. Silveo
were. Toilet Bets. Military Brushes
and C at (lines at the right. price.
RichardF Noack‘
Watchmkor and Jeweler. <§
sooth Norwollr. .
’
prison. non”
!\ gold MIN“. 3” in money. uclordim'. to the evidence at hand. iul
ill ll ifliilllili‘ for drunkenness lull hill in u aunt 111 Misc lull lwcauso of a! ’
will no hvouehi iulo cotul. by a licntlll link or sulllclcni. evidence. to convict.
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H188 WILSON A
HAPPY BRIDE
\‘i’ASiliNG’l‘ON. Nov. 25.-»—i.ndlnu
summer weather ushered in the wed-
ding day of Miss Jessie Woodrow Wil-
son and Francis Bou‘es Sayre.
i Carriages hogan early rolling 11p to
the White ‘l'iouso portico and thorn
was a distinct touch of holiday utlnorr
phero everywhere. in the interior of
the White ilousewa llorai bower in
iisoli'wcvorylhiniz was quiet. and in
rendlue'ss for the ceremony at 4:31)
o'clock. Attila. executive oiilcus some
of the wedding guests came early to
pay their respects to President Wilson.
t‘.ol 11)..“ House, 01‘ No.11 York. an ill-11‘
iiilontc l"1ic:;1d (ievolaud H.1lodgo,n
i'l‘inccton classmate ol' the pr sidcnt.
and John ti. Wilson. a riousin, were
1111111111: ”it; first to arrive. The presi-
dcni had but one business cnnuuouient
ni’aliiucl pivoting,
=i-loint‘ ol‘ the bridal party stopping
ill the While House were l"lltll‘ltlliitltl
ut luncheon lly .vlssocluie Justice Lu-
The Advantage
of Liberal.
NeWspaper
Advertising
is Apparent:
to the
Management
Which is Alive
to its
Opportunities.
mar, 111‘ the Supreme court. and Mrs.
11111111111 it was the last of tho :wrios
of pron nuptial functions
The president and Mrs. Wilson had
some of? their relatives and friends at.
luncheon. ..
ANEW NOTE
A good many Connor tlcut people,
read tho "'l‘rumimll" letters in the New.
York liorult‘ ounduys. It should he’
explained somewhere that the. recent
11111111110 to their lone follows the depart-
uru of Colonel Osborn for California.
it is evident. that he is not at present
“on. the Job “ The letter of yesterday
tukou a shy at. Mayor Cheney and con
trusts with his incapacity the sterling?
qualities oi’ Senator "'l‘orn," Spellacy.
Sounds like Osborn? Well. not much.
wl‘iartl’ord Courant.
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ulnar a mild. our notion of the arm '
old. I single dose of Dean 9 Regullitiz is
eunuch. Treatment cures habitual o‘on- .
situation. as cents a box. Ask your ‘
drawer for 1155..
W
l riot/caries in run sentinel.
A Style lor the (invasion and
an Occasion for biylo
“Weara Benjamin”
OVERCOA’t‘ when you wish to
appear well dressed
llcnjamin “New York styles in
Suits and Overcome are reality
for you to buy and wear.
$18.00 to $30.00. .
“Cross” GioVoI 101‘ Ladies and
Men $1.50 up
i!
Jeseph, Davis.
lie witsuino‘i‘on trauma;
south Norwalk Conn. ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler