111' custom invited.
When we say ‘fwell served" 1m
11.1111 courtosy. if there’s 1111111111113
give It.
lug. we sell it..
,1
Wmlbrniture .Be- 1
comes-New‘lt‘urniture .
if youwilf let us'repair and ‘
.Phone
or drop us a postal and we 1.
i
upholster it for you.
will call and give you anes~
.timate. ‘
l KOHN Bros t
72 N. Main 31. Phone 336-4- 1
1
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"Bur
Coal
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TheB. ilershheld 81 Son Co
T1111» 291.
122 WATER 8T.
.1
LOOK
Brand’ Window
1
Sec t'lic open prices on
Wuichos. Clocks. .lowslry,
, Optical Goods.
LOOK
lN BRAND'S WINDOW.
138 WASHINGTON STREET
1
“an-n.”
Coal!
Brim coat of
WM. EFFRON
.1411».
0211' Coal!
sfsc‘iwsn sr. EAST NORWALK.
fly;- a brighcl and you will buy a ton. ‘
Tel. 441.
Don t Forget
’the babies. They enjoy the rides
these mice pleasant days and their
health demands plenty of fresh
air. Take them out in one of our
comfortable carriages, go-carts or‘
sulkies An exceptionally large
line at special prices.
_ inuyiu 11.1" high grade of Wither ;M. GUTKOWSKY
in the Former Auditorium Bulldlr g,
87 NORTH MAIN STREET.
We buy ses.od'111ud Furniture
m
TWO CASES lN NORWALK‘“
Steve Ferris Fined $7 and Cost»-
Josoph Smith Lot Go.
irons 911111
You only need write a postal
tarhone to Wm.
or
Effron turd you will
get a ready market for things which
youndon't want, such as rags, pmpcrs,
Stine l1‘crrls, who has been before
Judge Lockwood on previous occasions‘.
his 'honor again this morning on the:
same charge. it (11051 him $111.01 to
bottles, rubbers, scrnpdrou, metals,
“Emil? reds a. anaemia?- TV“ " are of $7 and costs which he puid Stove
.. s 1g or your on . m. Citron, :1 , , .
a.“ St. Tel. «14]. “presented 11 fare for the court's in
spectiou as is seldom sceu. "I‘he i111-
tire left. side from the lower lip to
‘vo‘U'LL ENJOY PREPARING
VEGETABLES
fig ho tostr.1 line 01141111 table.
WHY EAT CANNED oooos
,enyou (:1111 get tlrc frcsh
rain the farm nrticlo?
11115 here In the morning 11nd
QC‘IWllHt 11 1:0de natured crowd
111111 11141111. 8111111 vegctnhlos tlii
TClriotto & (:11.
Music H‘ail Block
heir omroniuits press thorn
11:1“:
11.!!!
‘ui
bought hers. Tiroy tire so frcsh , 1
nd crisp you know they are go- ,
Just
Always hold it little of their stringth in rust-rye for the time when
the cycbrow was swollen and tho cye
almost. closcd. ’1‘er t‘ncinl
resulted from the onrth coming up
rind meeting his headx’ ()I'thcr Mur-
ray found him lying in
fact» down, in Main street, in n pool
of blood.
Joseph Smith, claiming 10 1111 u
Iwouvor from Puiicr'sou, N J._ was
Ilet .ro 011 11111 charms of intovicution.
tic said 1111. applied for work lic1'c,11|ut
was unsuccessful and intvndcil to go
to Shelton Judge Lockwood gavc him
thi- churn-o to 111111111 good his lnicn-
low 11.
NORWALK‘ HOSPlTAL NOTES.
James I”. Forbusli, of Mirplo strccl.
plinl this morning.
‘ hood to tho institution i‘ollowlng
dcllcnto opcmtion upon his lrcrid.
Miss 1l‘.ndi1nll, of Smith strum,
11111111111 1111111 iltllllllli‘tl to thc iltispi
ll
'71
11".
11.111111 of the- oyc
11111 ry 1.111111. 01‘ 111115
911.1 out] Districh
'l‘ bur rainy
.(1
llcgcnrnrr
port on tho 1.11ytlcn case.
PRUDENT PEOPLE SAVE EVEN A SMALL AMOUNT FROM ' “
“Elli INCOME FOR DEPOSIT IN
faction to no that 111-1111. 111111111 each 111111 f
they were. wall served In 1111 respectsv-«and 1
if tpore's anything at all you need In Maple and 011k Floor-
We would like your order.
The finish '81 Bailey Company
NUT" NORWALK. CONN.
.Williunrs Brothers
Spring and Stats sl'l‘toln to ersit nu
.
dnrnngo ‘
tho grillem
:111g in the London Block in Perry urc-
l1‘ii'st ;
1111111111111 1(11' 1111 11011111 111111 it of “Ill"‘z‘hfl 111111111 111 11111 tlflllitlllt'l
t' liognunm, oi liniwolhi 111111
111111111 yuastirr'dsy In Ilrldito-
. . . . ,
5.5.C‘I.I:I:I
11111111111. duality. price Vpronrptnost
911113 included In 11. square 111.111 we
ljlfil:-:I,IZIZI:
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Today Was Busy tor Mr. Finch.
llsSioppeti-Soma Work
Yesterday and Refused
OnorPerm‘it '
Yesterday was the il'rstX (1111‘ since
Building Inspector Clarence l. l‘inch1
:started the work of his oiilce that he
did not grant at least one permit of
some kind The inspeCtor on his
Lrounds yesterday came. across and or
two little irregularities ulrlch he or"
.dered settled, and 11111111 resulted In
Spermits being issued today.
“ Contractor 1.. 11. iinlcy had started
jan addition to his home at 70 Main
;strect, and was to put a veranda on at
the cost of about $3011.
ordered stopped,
fshould 11111.
.today
The work was
until the pcrnril1
secured,
illinrii-s R, Hoyt. 111211111111 work on :1
335111) addition to the home of George
Davis in Fair street. This wns halt1
cd 111111! the permit was scrurcd
(“iv 1
(‘ontr-anior 11‘ ll. licdicnl hud sta'-11t
(1d .1 (1.1111111 in Fiilriicld Purk without
11 11111',rnit 111nt (insisted on the advilt'o
of the inspector until he sociu'ed n
permit today. The collar was for 11
house in Hudson urcnnc,
Madeline 11‘.
300.
T1111 lnspcitor' rcl’nscd n permit
at tlrt1 corner or
unsuitable addition to thcir house.
‘1 Mr. Finch has received an 111111111111-
lliii‘os lilocic
tion for thc ('Ylit‘I‘hrd P.
in inn slrcot This will probably
granted his (luvs hcntc
I
111151 udditlon to :1 house owned
Milton Elwood in Vanderhocf
so cullcd.
Arthur \1'nld1'oi
11)
fire proof and which will cost
i5271'1. The permit has bc’cn issued.
go frets i'or' the judge imposed 11. mm The new quarters will be for thc 111.
cohol rponr.
(‘ Irmlss W Pcnncll has 11 permit for
Wright‘s
ltlrc plumbing in George
house nt Luffroix avenue, ll'owriytou.
Cohen & Filmy have thi1 contract.
for the pluurblng in the. house of F.
11. 1191119111 111 ilcirrwnrs avenue.
Miller uud Chittim secured thrci
pcrnrits this morning l‘or' electric, wir
lrruc. 1’. (F. Glernicnning‘s housc
lvi‘nnunn strut-1.111111 11‘. ii. Gregory,
i \\ cstporl 111' cutie ‘
ii
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‘ DEflTHS Mill EHNEBALS
Funeral of Stephrn Sanford.
'1 hi1 Inncrnl of Stcphon Sanford
lpni Clu'uch, deding 11111111». and wn
'lurgoly uttcndcd by tho 11111111111 of that.
who wris sov-
ii'undlsclnir'ged from tho Nonwulk 1103 Hum ninc yours of "1111' 1111s “ 11111111-
1111 11111] 111mm con- 1191' of 111111. of the oldest nuiLbcHt
section. Mr. Snuford.
i known fnrnilics of tlic thwn.
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Funeral of Mrs.- Walter
’1‘1111 i'iiuclul of
I Mrs. 11‘.
.t 1111111 Inrgi
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til min, in tlrrtnd strcot.
11' 11111111111111 [1111' .11.
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which look plnco.
lO't
for Mrs.-
\\'(.1I.11,'1o cost. about $2,.
to
I111
lohn ii. Morton 1111s a permit for n
nvonuc.
' is to build lill ad
dition on the Ron it 11111 (‘ompnny 111
on the charge of drunkenness friced SOUHI -\0r\\'alk. 11111111 is to be strictly
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tions 111111 110 11-1 011 MB “1111’ 10 ”WWW-1111111101111 rcsidcni oi itedding. 11'11s
{held Sunday afternoon rit. tho lipisco-
.‘lllfi Mut'gtii'ci W 111
illl \liSlill‘ilil) lilld Irlli‘il‘ilit‘d llllilll Hill! 1 tlil \lllH llPlii yosim‘duy lll'l.i*l'n00ll “10m '
ll
‘ Stomp bill
will 1111 dinchurgcd 1111111 11111 1111111111111 1111111111. 11111] llll.‘!l‘ltll(lll 1111111 111 Norwalk
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Property in New York City.
~Mucir 12.111111111111111.
A law suit alleging a. breach of war-
rarity in real estate at pNorwalk was,
returned to the court of common pleas
.yostoniloy. It was brought to behold
111 Atlbért Wellnlts against. Ellswlfllllll'
.Vsrliin, wife of James Variant of this,
same city The property involved iii 1
located in New York. This defauduitt .
saw: 11 dead of it on Sept/17, 1910.
and the plaintiff sets out in his com:
plaint, which was drafted by Lawyer
Nehemiah (landee. that Wellnitz’naldi
$370 as earnest money and in part-
payment of tho purchase price, and.
that when it came time for the de~
fondant, Mrs. Varion to execute the:
(loci. there were taxes to the paid to
the city of New York and other items
of expensces, so that she was unable
to 111.11ng 11 good warranty deed $111117K
is brought for the return of the uroneyl‘
and 11 claim made for $50 damages;
and costs of suit 1
In Superior Court. .1}
Suit has been‘ begun In the super-
ior court by the Citlcn' 5 Savings hurrk' 1
of Stamford against Margaret E. Con-1
ghlan of that city. it Is the claim of;
the plaintiff that on June 9. 1894. .lotnfl
(1. Coughlnn owed the plaintiff. $7,000.
which has not been paid. He died on?
October 21’», 19011. and llnrgercl E.
(loughlnn was appointed the. ndminis»
tratrlx of his estate. Litter the prop-
erty was trnnsi’erred to hcr.
1.111. Richard 1.. 11011311111111 of Siam-
i‘or‘d has brought suit against tho‘
iil‘erkslrire Life insurance compsnv. Ho
cluims he had 11 policy tailing for $1.
1100 which 1\ as to 1111 paid him on 1.191
.courbcr 2.1 but that thc iourpuny 111111
failed to 11111 thc mopcy nctordlng to
contract.
1 Judge Howard .1. (‘urtls hourd argu-
u'rcnts in lhc. suit of Anna C, \\'llcy oI‘
.Stnrirt‘or'il 1's. the London and 1.11111311-
Vshirc l1'ir'i1. insurnnci1 company. The
. plaintiff is suing to recover on it policy
which 111111. claims. was not paid bythu‘
doi‘cntaut whcn hcr hoirsc. lmrncd.
} Stratlord Highway Dispute.
’l‘hc selectnréh of Stl'nti‘ord
boon summoned to show t‘uilsc why u
‘writ of mandamus should not. issue
1111111112111 thorn. in the silllcr'lor court.
this morning on 1111 application
brought by Silica-1 .Iudsorr in behuli‘ ol'
citicns of the Iowu‘ to cilltrpcl the so
lot-11111111 to ripprovc tho layout ordered:
by the town meeting on May 1913,
been considerable dispute, was sct‘ept1
cd in 1911, brit owing to a
superior court ugnlnst its
but it was afterward discovered Unit.
This;
the resolution was dutcd 1911.
state‘s attorneys 11111111 the. present s‘ea
lectmcn to sign the resolution to make"
effective but they derini‘e'
1 it legally
. they are not sure. they hum thi1 right
to do so. The sclecturou arc Rollin A.
\ Curtis. .hirncs Lully 11nd
1 Holmes.
’ MR. ROSEN STILL MISSING.
31111.11 1.. Roscu, of Spritln111ood,!
wishes The Sentinel to state that she
does not know, 11111 has she any iden,’
where her husband
to the effect that some. people boner-ad
Mrs 11011911 to know where 11:11 hus-
band is is thus disproved.
'I‘lrc tidvnnccd pupils of Miss Marry
itctis held 1111 infornuil subscription
dunno
hut cventng.
who uttondcd and all did credit
their instructor.
ll
.lrrmcs M.
11 is In 11 very crltlcnl condition 11nd lit-
tle 11111111. Is hold out for his 11111101111111.
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.l Housewives watch Sentinel Want
'.Advs for (1111911 to that aspired to "hot-
Tel. Orders Promptly Delivered.
the city. and you aim stirs ruchey 1111
titty price you wish to pay.
Mrs 81111111111 'I‘nrloi rind Miss 1.111. “111 position!"
7.111 Taylor, 111 (11111111 itlgc, Mus-1., rir‘o , -....W.~.,..............M.
111111111111; 111 tho homo of Mrs. I. 'l‘.‘ A good adv pays host in the best
P11111111, No. K Wont stroll. antler ,
THE NORWALK _
FURNITURE HOUSE;
14-16 WALL ST.
Baby Carriages
‘ CO- CARTS
We have. the largest sssortmont in
lutl‘c ‘
.H
The layout, about which there has;
mistake” .
in the resolution its opponents worcs
able to secure an Injunction from that
adoption,2
The layout was again passed in 11113.
John E. 3
is at this time.I
A statement 111 this paper yostei‘dny‘
til the Town Assembly Hall.
'l‘hore worc shout forty;
to: _
licncdict, tho nowsdcnlcr. 5'
NORWALK’I
LIAWNG ‘ ‘
DRY GOODS ASTOR!
Ml .. .
colors at;
m
The Popular Bungalow Dresses and
Aprons are here in many neat patterns and
250, 350, 390, 500, 750
A Big Line of Kitchen Aprons, 25c. 5012'
1 Stamped Patterns 1n many New Designs
Towels, Pillow Tops, Centerpieces Aprons, Corset Covers Night Robes, Chil—
dren‘ s Dresses and many more.
11111131111111; most. cumplete and
all materials are represented.
A GARBAGE DESTIIIIBTBB
,tContinuou from [first page) 1
be soon held at which time prominent.
men with p’rsoual acquaintance with
.tho proposition now being advanced
will inform those present of the do-
taiis. “
The incinerator, or destrnctor, us it
is sometimes called, will not cost but.
about $4,000. This is indeed 11 small
outlay considering the benefits to be
derived from the destruction plant.
’l‘liosi1 unfurnlllrs with the inciucra-
tor will say-that the smoke and the
odor from such a plant would be
against 1:. Almost any firm installing
such a device will hold a bouquet. in
the house to prove that there is no
odor or' no smoke from tho plunt, stut-
ed a city oilicinl familiar with 11111 in-
cinerator yesterday.
11119 best in which the destruction
smoke or odor emanating from
takes place is so great that till gases
are. consumed rind thus there is no
the
furnace or plant.
The material brought in furnishes
the fuel for running the plant lllld ulso
provides for by-pi'oducts which would
pay the salary of the caretaker and 11
small sum continually ,for reducing the
outlay initially. The rubber, the tin
cans, the metal, and the papcr, all
have their uses and the worker at the
plant could separate these into bins
and holes I'ondy for sale. The returns
would 1111 larger than can be estimated.
(1111: can r'cndily lnuiginc that there is
much (11' value in this garbage which
Is now dumped upon city property 111
Water street, which would otherwise
be valuable. if they would but watch
the crowd of Hungarians and ltrilinns
who pick ovcr the durup daily.
The (11111111 is made that the proporty
on which the garbage is now 111111411111,
could 111.1 filled with the1 ashes c'ollccisd,
only, and that in timi.1 it would rcx-rc—
sent a suitable site for the erection of
a factory. or for city dock purposc.--'.
Some of tho incincrators shown are
1112111011119. 'al‘i'nirs, costing upward» 11!
1111141110 dollars to almost any sum, dc-
pending upon the size. The i11ci|n~~ru~
yor for South Norwalk used not be
cxpeusive and 11 Very small, and 1111s-
pcusir'e building for the purpose 1111111111,
be placed conveniently upon properly
at prcscni owncd byihc district.
information from cities surrounding
is to 11111 cft'ci‘t that 111111111 succcss is
111111111 with the incincr'ntors 1111111119
uscd. \\‘hilc some cities oi" great. size
make money from tht1 plants to turn
into the1 city treasury, srnullcr cups
umkc snificicut to pay for the.1 cosr of
installution and thc conducting of the
plant.
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and wanton.
buy here. .
in 51.- nutshell.
ro‘s’son we‘are 1111111111513 busy.
hall’s Why yOu Should
buy .here also.
There Must “ Be
POWERFUL "
PRACTICAL
SUPERIORITY
IN OUR PRICES ‘AN-D GOODS
THAT DRAWS UNTO ITSELF
the patronage
And when a. line of ready to wear,
goods . appeals convincingly. to
the judgment. of a. large majority,
there must; be something in our
method of doing business worth
investigation to every other man
There is nothing
mysterious about the suc-
cess of this store. It. has
. come easily and naturally.
‘People ignite loomed that.
we can and do save . them
money on everything they
That’s the story
That’s the.
:1.
of the masSes.
Norwalk Chronicler