”emeritus-alefloci‘
Free Pattern.
Form and we... Wear.
ammonia-a: mints-nos
mm ot 98oz” 53-50- .
Whm underwear for Ladle,
Children and Men.
Q
'WM. 1’. BEERS
Moss and damper” arose,
consummate. can... 2 l
1 1 ._ including crimhed stone. . . . 25,000
E. K . Banks ELI-sailing gutters...........:.. 2,109
, 1________’____ w removal ................ 2
Heineken“ Hillel Bloch Oo. WT Oiling of highways ......... 2. . 1:33
' 11 N y Renlenpense..:,... ..... 1600
THANKSGIVING CARDS. 6W £23.“ $13,233:: :23
Postal Cards from 1 . _ 1 _ 1 1 1 m up “M81 MSlISCkelllo Purchaee of new eduipment..1.500'
. 1 . 1. , Ma ntenance of Tr
H‘and Colored Cards 2111 énve- __Arrangemonts a), be Spraying trees ..... a“ 810
lopes . ..... ‘ ....... . .. .’ so “P made for DEW ‘ $2,131,210?! 32:: trees 300
1 , .......... 600
Place (331,118. 1 other affairs 1, New trees . . ,. .......... . 600
*"'""'" Removal of refuse . .. ..2 ...... 1 9.500
D 0 N N E L L Y ’ S Popular price bill of fare_____ for mm°°am§hggza (’24 ‘°"‘ 1
, 1 2 211 ~ 1 1 Lunch and Dinner; Cost of plant complete and
swam“): Store, ,5 30, Main St.1 land for buildingvelter. 20,000
1 _ _ . 2\ 22 New Layouts of Streets.
. 2 . Van Zandt street. ’500
. Genera street....1.m..........1 250
Ward street.. 1,000
Laura street ..... . .. 1,500
1 ‘Meadowstreet 2,000
. ‘ Sewers. ‘
Molntenanoe and ropairs of
. 1 Sewers .. 1,000
Flushing sewers . . .. ......... . 300
21 1, Cleanlngtcatch basins . ...... . 1.200
1 Building new catch,.besins.... 500
1 Culverts and dreindT‘. . . . .1‘. . .1 300
111 New Sewers.
Central avenue ...... 600
,5 Impenetreet...:.‘,...2.2..... 350
2 Thomas street» (including sp-
~ proximately 100 yds, dill..1,3oo
_ First street (new sewer tohan-
11 die sewage from Thomas
1 1 2 2 2- 1 and Lorena streets ......... 3.000
WEATHER FORECAST The memhere pi Progressive Forum Howard “an“ 1'" """""" $020"
. , Lea us, . inspection and repairs to Fort "- '37
For Nor-walk. and vicinity: General- “318““; M1; 1.‘me‘teul;:::;:fig :21 street drain for Mr. Podellef- E «'3
1y fair tonight and Wednesday; slight- transacted 1'eky .......... 1. . . .2. . . .2. ..... 2S0
. ly warmer tonight. The disturbance York street, Pla'ttsv’ille avenue 2: :3
,. which was central over North Dakota A meeting. (little: 1 and N9" Canssniaven‘ue... will”
yesterday morning“ has moved east-
ward, and is new central over Lake 1
Superior. W It is cousin! Mottled. .
showery weather in the Lake region.
Thunderstorms were reported from
Wisconsin, Michigan, . lilinois and
Ohio. The disturbance will probably
pass out the St. lawrence Valley late 5‘
taught or on Wedndsdsy. Flaunt
weather prevails this morning in all
districts east of the Rocky Mountains, '
except in the Like region. Mild tem—
paratures continue for the season of
the year in the western and central
sections
Conditions favor for this vicinity.1
business wee tram
A. Battersen: hays let,
homes in SouthrNorwalk:
iris Mrs. William B. Sherwood. 9 Elle-
worth avenue, Danbury.
i—Read A.“& P. ltdv. on page 3.
Mrs. Frederick Squires and Mrs.
Galloway,1who2 have-been guests oi
the Misses Scu‘ddor, West street... re“
turned to Rahwsy. New Jersey,
lair followed by unsettled somewhat ldsy.
cloudy weather with slowly rising . 22 .
temperatures .Our advertisement willappear daily
-———-~ in The Sentinel. usually on the hick
WEATHER A YEAR AGO "802 except Ffidavs.1when Perhaps
, 1,... our announcement wll occupy too
. ' TODAY much space to permit it to remain in
Temperature: Low. 45: high, that ”am” Sum“? Market-
56. Partly cloudy.
Goods. exclusively for mourning, at
Reed‘s.
Mr; and Mrs. Edgar Howell: of '71
{at a Hallowe' on party last Saturday.
.._ The home decorations were yellow and
Mrs Frank M. Herman is quite ill at black, and there were guests from
her home in Franklin street. 1Brooklyn. Whitestone, Elizabeth and
‘gNew York. A very enjoyable time was
Big 2591,"? iii canned vegetables at bed by all.
The Great Ad? Tea 00. Best values
uttered this year. See adv. on page 3.
a
11 The time for placing tax lists in the
Ihands of the town assessors will or
Washington Camp, N0 11 Patriotlc11 pire tomorrow evening at 9 o‘clock. To.
Order 0‘ the Sons of America, wm1liste not in the hands of the assessors
1‘0” a meeting this evening. let that time, the ten per cent. penalty
1required by law will be added. The
Shoulder steak at a very low Flic'el assessors will be in their allies in the
at Beers market “50' many at a"1City Hall this evening until; nine
meat bargains. See adV', on 13’“ page . oclock
s
a
Miss Abbie Drew, of Norwalk, spent1 '
the week-end with her mother, Mre.1
Frances Drew, oi Prospect street the Young People of the South Nor;
Bethel. 7' ‘ ‘ 1walk Baptist Church was held last
evening. Convention reports were
irend by. George Howard and Leland
. "...“... 11,Leppert Following the meeting, re-
The Norwalk Church Union will not freshments were Served and an in-
meet tonight on account of election. formal program or music and recite-
but will resume rehearsals next week 15101151 W38 enjoyed ‘
Tuesday,
—-Read A. & P adv. ”on‘page 3.
I
The Young Men’s Club, of Trinity
Church met last evening and formu-
iated plans for the holding of a gath-
;2 eringof all the. young inen of th'e
parish 'on‘ Thursday, November, 212th
in‘reference to the organising in thin
city. of e. Knights or Waslrlhgtonyor-
den Thenmeeting will be snares ed
by ,Rev. 1“. Kenyon. of West Hf
founder and General of the organiza-
,.
A carioad of fixtures have arrived
in South Norwalk for installation in
Cliiiord P2 Hayes’ new market in
North Main street.
Progress Forum Fraternal Forum
League, will hold a smoker this even-
ing at the headquarters in Washing-j.
ton street. for members only.
...
i i
llev. Frederick A. Coleman- and
tamlly, who have been spending a few
days with relatives in New York, vvll
return‘l'home on Wednesday.
a supper
NATIVE Milli
W
Sliced Presh Hem. 18c.- lb.
Small flesh Hem, 18c lb.
Small FreshShonlders.100 lb.
—-SPED AL THIS WEEK- 2
Sloan Yd“ Linini’etit 25: size ..2 15o}:
‘Slosus Limhient, see site . . 35c1ipm§ Know“, m2 u, , ,_
'meii‘t, is 22 1 Side poi-r group‘s:- corned. 16c; lb
Wane: um " faith: Standard
. .' Ohio streets 1. ‘
Barino: sin ..
11t02 2.
Cove avenue, entertained their friends 1
A social and business meeting of
en. .
tion. ”The meeting will he tolloyved by 2
{fliifl‘ 2DEPARTMENT BUDGET.
PODS?“ QiSTfilcT.
Cleaning and Sweeping Pavements.
Cleaning pavements. sweeping 2
machine and weekly pickup $1, 200
Swearing increments daily. 9
men, at $12 per week, for 50
1week's......... ....... 5.400
Maintenance of permanent ,
pavement. ........... 150
Maintenance of Equipment.
Hordes for street work ........ 2.100
wagons and cart: ............ ' 350
Mainten‘enoe of Highways and
2Cmuwalko.
NEW? Hutton. Aiken and
Park street ..
Contrast-set...”
East2a§enue.222llorgan avenue .
2 to Winfield street .......... " 15,000
new road to
...-....h--
Vsn Zonal avenue.
curb lines .
Mill Hill..... ........
Fort street. Van Zandt- avenue
to Washington street bridge. ,
South Main street, from Finch'e
house to Meadow street. .
South Main street. from North
Main street to Woodward
avenue; recording to resolu-
tions adopted by the Nor-
ease c
131»
l .000
J
Permanent Pavement:
Wilso‘n‘Polnt road. from Mead
.ew street to the ten oi Thom- 2 .2522
22 as’ Hill (according to. resolu-
tions adopted by the Nor-
wallr City Council, October
13,1914)...}1‘..‘--..-uniioo
‘ Layouts. ' '
Roweyton avenue
South and Copter streets/A. .
Mosquito extermination fund. .
1.000
‘ 1:750
- ‘Tolal in Fifth Dlstrlctm ... .. $995556
can‘t-inst. WANT soe. 2;
.1.—...-
hi Norwslkers eyerymsy. .2 Are you
New England 1'
walk City Council, October
13.21914 ..... .. . 11,000
Total in Fourth District. ... 3155.560
FIFTH oisrmcr.
Salary of commissioner.. . . . 82.100
Salary of assistants ......... 2484
Salaryotclerk......'........ 22780
Oiilce expense. telephones, ‘ ' '
printing, etc 300
Olllceequipment 150
Engineering Expense. '
Salary of assistant ....... ’l.092
Expenses, surveys. labor and ‘
supplies. $.000
insurance ...... . 300
Maintenance of steam rolling '
equipment ............. . . . . 1.500
Maintenahce of automobile.
2 gssolene, repairs. etc,1. . . . . . 350
Traveling expenses . . . . . . . 50
Maintenance of buildings. . . .. , 1200
fiend tools..1. ...., ..... 1.1200
Purchase of new equipment. .2. b.500-
Purchsse of engineering equip 22'1 2 1
meat. .................... 1,400'
Maintentnce of roads. . i . . .. 35,900
Maintenance of road machines .1 1100
Snow removal2........‘ .l.. 250
Oillng oi highways . . . . . . . . . . . ll). 000
Culyerts and drains . . .\. . . .. . 11. 500
Maintenance 0:1 public floats" «22 100
Maintenance of bridges. . . 1.500
‘New Bridget. ‘2:
Red Mill bridge. ..... 8,000
Appropriation for State aid
highways . .. .1. . . . . ... . . . 3,500
25nd» .
.2'760 “
M .
are performing services tor hundreds 1
2‘ I 1 . I l ’. . 1 7 . ' g
em masmn.-mso emulsifier Dos: altos momssrion.
(lily Wailers.
To the city dieners confined
within the limits of brick walls and
payed streets. the autumn hills offer
a refuge of rest and a new lease of
life. People are realizing more and
more the value 01 a return to na-
ture, and nowhere in the country, is'
he opportunity of doing so better
than in New Ellwood The Berk-i
shire Hills. ,within a, oompnrntively
short rail journey {mm the city, wiili
satisfy the must cynical of the city
dwellers and the brilliant autumn
foliage and brisk clear air. Will well
repay the traveler.
Waterbury. often called the get»;
way of the Berkshires. situated in
the central western part of Connec.
the river by the snare name,‘~is sur-
rounded iry rolling hills. lt11is is
making an ideal spot from which
to start.
Still further-2 to the northwest-
ward are Litchileld and TOrringwn
both beautii'ul old New England
towns, with wonderful-trees and at—
irattjvr greens Canaan, near the
border line of Massachusetts, is an-
other charming country spot. Be-
henlih and pleasure to the seeker.
Among the luglwr Hills.
Crossing the border into Massa-
chusetts. the hills become higher'
the valleys deeper. as one goes far-
ther northward; Jack Frost touch.
ing with is cold fingers the hills
and valleys. making the landscape a
flaming glory.
Great Barrington. like all Berk-
shire town», is neatly kept. and its
large inn though by the roadside. is
swept by the ii‘ivigorating winds
from the mollllihllils
Stockltride and bones. with their
magnificent residences and broad
park-like streets, are Fashion'b
playgrnulld for the wealthy. The
large nmnsions topping hills or nest-
ing in a valley are show places to
which people from all parts of the
wood Tales“ were written in a house
overlooking‘ Siockhridxe Bowl. . a
lovely Hamish lake. a mile long,
Beyond Lenoir, following the
l-lougmonlc meadowa. lies Pittstield
a thriving city of ‘nearly. l0.000 in-
habitants; perched upon a hill 1.100
i'eet above the sea level it is a very
progressive town, with varied indus-
tries, good theatres and shops. North
of Pittstleid are two fine lakes.
Among the S‘uitle Alps."
Passing on to North Adams.
known tor the “noses Tunnel one
comes To, Williamstown. , glimpeing
the beautiful gothlc spire oi the
.W‘illiams college chapel. Leaving
the train at Wimainstown we con-
tinues the (Journey, by trolley NOV!
. the valleys grommet!" and the dis-
danced [Minna-sol” some to WEE;
more rural! cinema-anae-
eterniopt. Pennington rich with his-
torle interest is finnally: ”schema
thriving village overlooking the col-
orful Pennington \nllay. This \al-
lay was once the regular trail of the
Mohawk: and in places the trial is
still v.isible
Who could wish for a more on—
joyable trip than to Unit the varied
scenery of mountain. valley stream
and lake of the "Little‘Alps"
A wrest-pencmm-
advertises his goods. ti he cannot do
it in a large way. he uses the Sentinel
classified “For Sale" columns. Call
up the once. and an ad man will call
on you. . 1 1
W1
mil ilEEIl THIS GREAT
M
or_Overwork'oi Any Kind Causinil 11
‘ Nervoueneu.
Take Triplinelableie
Drugg‘ists everywhere are having a
pie who have tried them know that
impart vigor and, energy
down people in a few days, and. lie-2......-
cause they are guaranteed to demo
actly as advertised, and all druggists
are authorized by the maker to refund
the purchase price if anyone is die
It you feel blue. have lost confidence
tired out, a box oi, Toneiine Tablets
.is all you need.
nervous troubles. poor blood. kidney
and liver complaints, malaria. neuraln
gls, trembling and loss oi appetite.
charges prepaid by The American
' ATTAoK
2‘ Vie-rosy
tlcut, in the Nausasuck valley” on?
thriving town and has" good hotelsf
ing high among the hills it oilers‘
country go to admire. Lenox. too,
has its historic assm'lallons. Here ‘
once lived Hawthorn and “Tangle.
of.
tears ruins,"
for Over-Eating, Drinking, Smoking
big sale‘ these days. because the pee“
they tone up theentire system and
into run- _
sails-lied with the ilrst hex purchased.
in yourself, are despondent weak and _,
Finest preparation {or headaches}
They never fall to and constipation. _
Tonoline Tablets cost $1.00 for a 2 1
60- days’ treatment,- Mail orders once, 1. 2,
Proprietsry16o Boston, Msss.»Adv.2 ‘
'e
ijEAllTBURN, 0R1 GAS 0N
STOMACH.
1 The question as tohow long you
1am going to cintinue a sniferer from
indigestion dyspepsia or outoiorder
stomach is merely a matter of how
soon you begin taking Toneline Tabs.
People with weak stomachs should
take Tonoline Tablets Moaslonally,
and there will be no more indiges' 2
1tlon, no feeling like a lump oi lead in
1the stomach. no heartburn, sour ris-
lngs. gas on stomach, or belching oi
'undigested food. headaches, dizziness
or sick stomach; and besides, what
you cat will not ferment and poison
your breath with nauseous odors. All
these symptoms resulting from a
sour. out-of-oi‘der stomach and dye
pepsin are generally relieved five min~
utes offer taking Tonoilne Tablets.
Go to your drugglst and get a $1.00
box of Tonoline Tablets and you
will always go to the‘table with a
hearty appetite, and what You eat will
taste good. 2be0ause‘y6di' stomach and
intestines will be clean and fresh, and
you will know there‘are not going to
be any more bad nights and miserable
1days for you. Tonoline tabs freshen
you and make you feel like life is
worth living,
Tonoline Tablets cost $1.00 for a 50
days‘ treatment. At drugglsts or
mailedfiby American Proprietary (30.,
Boston, Mass.
i
l
I
GOOD TASTE IN FURNITURE
is always apparent in our displays.
You can come here and choose
ARTIST“) fiuRNiTURE
that is appropriate for the room you
wish to make attractive and has lust
whet will seem harmoniously with
your furnishings ,
Come in and see the designs that
are most favored this season.
Aleg‘
&Soni.o
“+136 WACHINO’EON ITRIT,
mg:
F. S: LYON
Good 30b Printing:
”Emerson: Work, hunter!»-
cave—-
‘r
The Most Senec- 2
tional Suit and Con
Sale Starts Today
5?;7Jnconrs
The NORWALK
PAWNSHOP
N orwallr Pawnshop. 1,
Joseph Roseniield. Prop.
221. .
to mm erase-r.
scorn enemas
South Norwslk, Gone. 2
most so? 21'
You will find a liege seldction
of Unredeernd Pledges -:'I‘Ool_s,'
Firearrns, Musical Instrmnents. 2
Intercity and Shit, tithes as the
Money loaned our articles .01 value. .. k
Aprons-For Service, for; I
Uniforms, {for Dress
.One woman, buying Aprons last week said, .“I simply
can’t think ‘Aproris’ without thinking of the N. E. Ryan
Co. at the saute time. 1
She has discovered that the Aprons here are so well
made, so good fitting, so practical and 30 low priced, and 2
in addition in such variety that selection is easily made.
Gingham and Percale Aprons in bungalow princess? .
and other styles. Aprons for nurses, for cooks for waitress. """
es, for parlor maids, Bungalow Apron Sets and a hundred
styles and kinds, all in a price range of asczto $1.00,
The N E. Ryan Co.
so wssumcron eraser.” noun-i N‘onwatK.’
..ELEU’I‘RIC LIGHTIVG. ‘
We have added a system to our linslness whereby we can wire your,
house and you pay tor it on the instalment plan. A ’phone call or postal
will bring representative who 2will further explain.
ELECTRIC LIGHTING FIXTURES. '2'
lOur plrlces of? [lixtures are the lowest in town. No matter who does the .
wring at us rs quote you our prices. Electric l’acu C i 1
Irons ‘2“ to ’31 um leaners 318..
THE WHITE ELEV! 'RIG (1).
'Phone 842-3.
54 Water St.
.........
Satisfactory Shoes
and Stockings
In adding the famous Triple Toe Line of Hosiery
to our big stock of shoes we have made many friends 1 ‘
for this high grade hosiery, for men, women and .,
children All sizes and shades, in silk, halo and high
grade cotton.
:1 Connect ydBraCken}
we woemueron or."
I 4
"The most'comfortable Rocker
"t 0,156 had, either Golden Oak
orIMahoganylhmsh regular 1 1
$4 50 value at $2.75 ’
The City National Bank?
fiNewJear 3‘ Resolution
The best New Year’s resolution, and one never to be regretted, is
to add your name to this Bankslarge and increasing list of satisfie
, depositors. . ,1. 2“
Start the New Year right by sginning your financial prosperity-Aha 2
first step towards assorted Wealt and contentment. 2 2 2
It is distinctly to your advantage to get acquainted with the maths
ads or this Bank-11, _ ,
2 Agents for
Chalmers’and Cole Cars
Norwalk Chronicler