Wadingwithsnow 'hyfliingeywrahivu- willbeterrible in the andonbeihwinga. \C V The FERRIS COAL COMPANY. ”‘— V ENGERs ROBBED 0F $4,000. m-YVORK. Oct. 30.——Two messen~ employed by John '1‘. Stanley, Mdcturer, were held‘up and yesterday afternoon. The mes- .Thh'tieth street and Eleventh ave- point of revolvers demanded the May they were a. taxicab, jumped into it and escap Jig: the messengers said. MEI. Let Me Tell You there is nothing that will spoil your watch or clock quicker than dirt and old, rancid oil. Cleanliness and can- tion is economy in a timepiece. The delicate parts do indescribable work and will soon wear themselves out if permitted to run in accumulating dirt and without oil. CHAS. BRAND Wawhmakcr. Jeweler, Optician. 138 Washington 5t. 80. Norwalki 3. V1 STAMFORD MAN FOUND DEAD. o! ’4. 000 on a street corner} : reported to their employer that ‘ two men stopped them and at the‘ carrying They] ed it over. The robbers then ran' / . Weeutteeeearemrn'iende—cnatonm (aim when we ,; bopeyonmaumhendlflatremmdytomnishthenwwbell‘ V‘andtimbertronaevetuetarrmageaehdsy. , mmmvmmm-ymammnmwr mmyuuduammmnmm' ity. hummwehnfieedmdm ‘. amend-aw reputation nor eouclenfleue deal- " lIEATIIS Mill FIIIEIIALS. Lewis F. Waterbury. The funeral of Lewis Franklyn Wa- terbury, who died Wednesday morning at the Norwaik Hospital. will be held from the“ funeral chapel of Frederick H. Ganung, South‘Main street. Satur- day afternoon. at 2:30 o'clock. The Rev. E. S. Jackson will officials. and burial will follow in Roivayton Union cemetery. Funeral of Mrs. Lamb. The funeral of Mrs. Jane D. Lamb will take place at D. W. Raymond’s funeral parlors. on Saturday afternoon, at2 o’clock. Rev. Mr. Van Doren will ofllciate and the burial will take place in the family plot, Norwalk cemetery. Miss Lamb is survived by two sisters. Mrs. Julia Hubbell, of Bridgeport, and STAMFORD, Conn. Oct. alt—Gila bert R. Barrett, aged 30, was «found dead in his home today. from inhaling have been accidental. His wife left a week ago on a visit. and he had not been seen since that time. The discov- l ery was made when neighbors smelled; V’lying in bed with the gas turned on. | Mrs. Mary Van Wagner, of New York .22 specials. city l to get them Royal James Inn tomor- row and Sunday. ~____,____..._._L—-—-———- Economical housekeepers ‘o he's adv. Extra Specials For SATURDAY ’ 5;.‘Pork Roast loclb wiit’s Skin Hams Vl7c r 1% lb 2‘: :- 719C- 7 ,3 \ .. 16¢ 1o. 20¢ lb. .. 18¢ lb. Lamb Leg Lamb . 18¢ lb. Fore Lamb .... . 11¢ lb. Rib Lamb Chops 14¢ lb. Loin Lamb Chops 20¢ 1b. Stew “Lamb '. 10¢ lb. I. Veal , Veal Cutlet 20¢ lb. - Veal Roast Idol-18¢ 11). Rib Veal Cliops .. 164111). Loin Veal Chops 18¢ lb. Veal Stew 12%.; “l: , A rune Rib .Ro’ast‘ ... 18": ll), alt Po1k .12y.¢ lb. B‘eei Liver .......... 15¢ Fowl ..... . .1.. 22¢ lb. r Home-made Sausage Roast Chickens .. 22¢~lb. 20¢ ll" Turkeys Link Sausage . .._18¢ lb 20¢. 22¢, 25¢ lb- , . ~V.lleef"Loaf . 16¢.lb. Corned Spare Ribs ' I ‘ , ............ 12}4¢V lb. Sliced Ham 22¢ lb, 60o-hu.‘ :- 25cpk ‘ l, ‘ home. . row morning. Oillcer Read Stan’s adv. for extra Saturday ~Attend Republican smoker at I Red Men's Hall, tonight, Balvator Chariot is picking a second crop of figs from the trees which he . is so successful in growing. The fruit is delicious as we can state from per- sonal knowledge, Mr. Chariot 11an8 brought a sample to The Sentinel of« bee. . ‘ City Clerk Joseph J. Linxweiler, and assistant,. Stephen- Dokus, are busy GAZETTE BUILDING. I‘r-fi'éL'QI . Tri s. Hyat THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. NORWALK J» .- 49' e .- a I I n‘gaA-‘JJ _ 4.- I.‘.. 'A'flu-l-A'J: preparing the budgets of the several _ departments in a presentable shape, and thus making the work of the: Board of Taxation and Estimate com- paratively easy. ——-Attend Republican Red Men's Hall, tonight. Friends of Attorney Cramer Hegeman declare that the closer 0:; the General Assembly lie putting up a valiant fight for this amount of snow during the winter illuminating gas. Death is belieyed ton Chicken and waffles. only one place ‘ position and he certainly is tilted for months. much beyond the normal. 3 and deserves it I l l A young chap visited local police They may be wllhed in Medium and winter weight UNDERWEAR Shirts, Pants and Combination Suits foi- men, women and children. All grades at all " 3 prices. The new line was.0pened today, andl is most complete. .. I Dr. Denton’s sleeping garments for Children A sanitary garment that insures the comfort and health of ~the children. Kayser Leatherette Gloves for Ladies cold water without injury. 50c, ." u 7 5c. $1.00. ..... to for a severe general disturbance, ai election day the better his prospet‘ts well filler, after which be in a condi-. ~ .look for his representing Norwalk in tion for winter, which will come early I: Mr. iiegeman and be severe. There will fall a great " 4H. Krieger 00. READ THIS PLEASE HILLSIDE GIRLS RAISE $23..02 The following letter was received 3; dont headquarters yesterday, and unbraid~ yesterday by the New York World .. 838 and investigated He was found overlook the bargains 0““le l“ Gehe ed his entire family for injuries ren- from Miss Margaret R. Brendlinger, I: dered and announced his intention of principal of Hillside School of running away from home, asking the ,Vzwalk 1 best manner in which to do the same 1 Vile was talked into waiting until beside School. .Varrived at a man's age before leaving send the inclosed“check at 823.02 and f a box of toys—-which is coming to .'. you by express—~as a contribution to jj the Christmas comfort of the chil- .‘I a. Chas. Bland has something impor- “The girls and teachers of the Hill- seventy five of tant to tell you in his adv today. Read dren of Europe it. Harry Backsteln,aof Yonkers, N. Y"; , . was arrested last night after a chase; ._ by Ofllcer Murray for driving to the left of a standing tollsy and refusing having his tail light burning. He was '~ released after givlns $20 cub hell and his case will be heard in court tomor \iulgray gave lobase in Keeler'u~ machine and caught ‘ EBackstein at Elm» street. -. l I Mlnta's 6th anniversary sale begins tomorrow. * I There will be no substitution made in the local ballots as was that plan- ned. Although authorized by Score i ‘ tary of State Phillips to change the name of Edward J. Quinlan. who isi named for Justice of Peace. and sub- stitute that of Mats Goldschmidtfl City Clerk Joseph ..l Linxweiler does not consider he is empowered to- In- : . our extra printing expenses to re print 3 the ballots in order change. to make this The sample pink ballots. therefore, which are now in circula‘ 2 tion, are correct In every particular. l . 1 V . improve your looks. go to Tham'er. l \ ‘Dog Warden Walsh has received. no :satisfnctorily to all concerned Two consider them worth the license fee. For Kryptok lens. the kind that will 1 Stamford. -l —~—- Within the two weeks just ‘past end of complaints all of which, with the exception of two. he has settled of the complaints will doubtleasly l‘e- sultin civil actions. A number 0 I-e minus the necessary license tags. Mr welsh has also disposed of) number of. dogs, who had arrived at the regis- tration age, and whose owners did not . dogs have been taken in custody by . ‘the warden for roaming the streets " “MARGARET R. BREVDLINGER. “ Principal. " The money and toys contributed will ;: be sent to the children of Europe, ~~ aboard the U. S. 3. Jason, detailed by II Secretary of the Navy, to act as the j: ‘° ”‘09 Mm} ordered and also for not World's Santa Claus Ship, to carry it _~ cargo of useful Christmas presents to. .3 the millions or more children whose fathers have died in the European 5: struggle. NATIONAL (‘IIIiYSANTIlEDH‘M Silt)“. \‘1'ASlllNG'l‘().\',1)ct 29 ~»'l‘l1'e an- nual chryaanthemum show of the De- partment of Agriculture opened to- da1.0n account of the large number of plants 1.800 as well as the many new varieties displayed the exhibi- .tion gavep promise of being one of the best ever hid. in spite o fthc fact that the warm .. weather and foggy nights that pre- walled this fall are said to be injur- 'ioua to the life of the hardy chrysan. ' ” themuriis. causing the bloom to fade quickly. some of them are handsomcr,“ L: . than any shown at prmious exhibi- tions. As a result 01 the \\ arm weath- er many of the plants lime reached a :height of ten feet ut’trat ting much at- t'éntlon from \ lsitors.. If this system appeals to you as f it does to thousands of other 1' people in all walks of life, we i want you to try it. come! in and: open a charge account. .. ’ A " ‘ Respectfully yours, H.-Kr1eger Co on New Is the Christy Mathewson. an 'incurvc" \arlety, its petals curving up toward the center. Among other- .. new kinds are the Flamingo. the Na- kota. a large iollow American var- lety. and the Mrs. R. H. Bogge. an .. English blossom about as large as any grown being nearly theirtcen inches in diameter. lillllillll in u 3 Sill, no 31011111 3; In Five . Time “Papa’s Dlapopeinl" Minutes All Stomach Misery Is Gone. "Really does" put bad stomachs in T. , The Democrats will turn out in numbers tonight that will eclipse any ~ previous mass meeting held ,durlng the present campaign. John MCDon~' . ough, candidate on .\ ticket for attorney general will dis- the Democratic ‘ cuss issues of vital importance, . Congressman and Jeremiah Donovan. " iLynn Wilsonr John Keogh}; and other 200 pk. 75o by .9 g The in Roedner‘ a iintereating talkers will speak. meeting will he held . ~ lHa‘il at 8 o'clock and the Jefferson 5c qt. .. 10¢ each ._7c_torpcel.<:h v socpk.‘ .5cqt. .. ....... '. soc pk. " H... rec each Citron . . . .Cabbage .. Sweet Potatoes . . . . Green Beans .‘.. V Turnips Cauliflower . . scllnf 3 lbs. 25c: , 10c cash - ' ‘ lllalitg'zi~ Grapes ' . _V'l'*Tokay .Grspes. . \Vatermelons (:rape Fruit. I ~‘Pi‘rreapples ... 4 VfVor 25c Pomegranates .. 4 for 25¢ ’ — . 3rd, not of long duration b .- . .- often tor-ions for grew hour-sand hard 011 h }h roads. The next wiilhbe sim Club at Nor-walk will march .down West avenue, needed by a drum corps. ’ : and will be met by the downtown :1 Democrats in proper style .5...” aroma. _; ., . storm is coming November at to the? ply local. of little note. to he lace from the 8th to the 10th. gUNDLE “ORAGE‘DM NDVEMBER"; 1 ache regulated. From "the lilth‘to the 19th papa. . order—"really does' overcome 'gestion, dyspepsia, gas. heartburn andV lsourness in five minutes—that—-iust; lthatemakes Paps s Diapepsin the tar gest sellinghstomach regulator in the: world. If what you eat ferments in-l to stubborn lumps. you belch gas and eruetate sour. undigested food and -;acid head is 'dizay and adhes; breath foul; tongue coated; your insides fill: ed with bile and indlgestlble wasted remember the moment “Papa’s Dia-~ pepsin” comes in contact with ”the; stomach all bush distress vanishes. it's truly astonishing—almost marvel-l ous, and the joy is its harmlessneas. A large altycent case of Pape' s Dis. 7 Ellaillln Will give you a hundred dbl: lars’ worth of satisfaction or your druggist hands you your money back. . It’s worth its weight in gold to men. " nd‘womcn who can't get their stein It belongs in your? home-ishould always be kept handy in case l a sick; sour. upset stomach"; ' it's the \‘or- j: them. I: lndi— " less 1 . J melts and boys? salts and coins. Worrien. Boys head to foot. It l i at one time. 1 3; The Krieger Co. is known far and : wide for its ability to clothe Men, liberal CREDIT PLAN. Every. year. its fame has spread to,more E and more people until this sea- sO‘n'itl’ie demands 0114.18 have exi ce‘é‘déd any fo‘rmer’record. .. We sell the best goods at priCes lower than any other store. and V? give you .the privilege of paying , for your goods in small Conven- ’ tentweekly payments. Itis easier to pay ,a Small amount each Week than to pay a large amount :2 H. Krieger Co. and Girls from 18 known for its \ lWIIMSTED is lMVADED BY BALD HEAD ARMY. Gen. John Rodemeyer Loads His ' Forces to Sacco-Hui Attack on ‘ Vlands. l WINSTED. Oct 30 .-—Wlnstgd was Iinvaded last night by bald headed anon—with} of them—stile. oceaslon being lthe third annual banquet or .the bald 'headsd club of America. John Rode lmeyer of Canaan. editor elf-”the Con- [hecticut Western News. the president lot the club. acted as toastmaster. Prisca were awarded to members as Hollows: “The boldest, " "the hairlest, " " ‘the most handsome " “the tallest’l and “the shortest.” . ~ A parade, headed by a band. pro. ceded the banquet. - Rogers E Stevens‘ new fall assort- 111th shows the best selection or , . TWOVPOOL GAME-s. . Unusual interest was manifested in the corking good pool game, played between Benjamin Walterhouse and 'Charles H. Lindsey. last evening.in Gus Knorrs pool parlors. on South Main street. Walterhouse was the \ Vit- tor. scoring 100, while Lindsey secured but 64. This makes the standing or “ the men 300 to 229 in favor of Mr. Wei;- ‘ ‘ terhouse. The next game will be play- ed the first of next Week, A pool game of unusual interest was played last evening in the Brunswick Alleys. on Washington street, between William O’Hara and Horace G. Ferris. Both were rated- 90. and Q’Hara was defeated by his opponent by the score of 66 -90. 1’ '6‘ . Mrs. Annie Such, of Foster P’ark. .L’ East Norwalk. was admitted to. the ' Nor-walk Hospital. yesterday. for med-t ical treatment. “a. _- «J ‘
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