mos: EIGHT
A”"'tlter 7
111111151 call us On the phone.
No. 1230. and let us protect your5
.. - . -. . 5 . Luther. spent Thanksgiving with
lu'bi r a an) 1 tin. dan e1 and 80“
Na d m g a F g ’ relatives in Norwalk,
...__..'
l is estensiteix iépa'iring and improvingJ
lhi his residence.
you will have no need to worry.
Taylor & Golde
Iou‘rH NORWALK TRU8T5 co.
‘1 May, of Centre street. were visitors,
on Saturday, in Bridgeport.
J. William Drew. of East avenue, an J
BUILDING.
. _. ._....;...+—,‘...__7..- v.
[Loon
employe of the South Not-walk electric
light station is seriously ill, at his
home.
Mr. and Mrs. William Verity ,ot’
Oyster Bay. N. Y.. were over-Sunday
visitors at the home of M1; and Mrs.
.Harold Verity. of Scribner avenue. J
Miss Susanne Hartog, of New York
1150rlilel'ly of South Norwalli, entered
Mt, Saint Hospital. yesterday, to un-
dergo an operation for appendicitis.
l‘JUJ J J ‘A beautiful and very valuable butt
turpington rooster has been stolen from
Al‘su“ 0f Sll‘el'l‘lm“ is the farm of Edward Kindilien, on
speudirlg a ten thus at the home “Scribner avenue, West Norwalk. The
his son. Seymour Austin, of Bul'ling- J bird was a beauty and weighed from
ion, 0'0““ ill to 1" pounds. An investigation will
‘1110bahly he made.
(‘11V'e11tt11‘l'laldulu has signed a
iequisition on the go1ernor of New
10111 l"o1 the extradition of Allio Ln-
pizu. alias Alilo l.epozzio_ alias U111
Mr. and Mrs, Charles lireese, .lrt, ol‘ berto Falso who is wanted in New
Norwallt 59““ a few duJys “5““ 3““ llnven 011 the charge of breaking
and Mrs. (‘hnrles lireese ol‘ Rust l’III- lull. Officer Stanley JJ (lenneli, of
naxn “"9“"9- Sound lleach. New Haven has been authorized to
' go to New York to convey the pris-
A special meeting of the Not-unlit oncr to Connecticut.
School Board will he held tomorrow
evening. at which time it is expected
Miss Uisula Van \‘i’agenen of Ox
ford. Neu Y.orl1 is visiting her b1other
Harold Van \\' ugenou. of littyv'ieu are
nue.
m...—
the bids tor the new school building.
will he gi1en out. and other business
transacted,
A daughter was born Saturday to
Mr. and Mrs I‘ J Parker 01' Oxford.
New York Mrs. Parker was louner
1y Miss Floreme Van \\ agenen,
sister of Harold W. Van \i’ugeuon, at
13111 View 111111119. and resided for some
time. in 80' 1th \‘orualk.
'l‘he. bat-ktiring of Judge C. D.'- Bui'nes‘i
'Ameritun automobile in his garage on
Brookside drite Monday night, caused
53150 damage to his car. The. fire com
panies responded to an alarm 1111 the
garage 11 as threatened The car 11111;
insured Greenuich News ‘1
1
All Sizes and ,
' Prices
Thmugh the en‘mts of the Board or
5(‘harities Bernard Show, of North
wafl‘oylot' nv,enue and Hymn Peterson
0! Third street. East Nor11'ulk,h5nve
"been continltttid to the Middletoan
Insane Atlylum They were taken to
that institution by Constable Samuel
lireland, last week
Just the thing to
keep the house
warm and“
comfortable
The prize. committee of South Nor-
walk Lodge. No. 709, Benevolent nnd“
Protective Order of Elke. has purchas-
ed a handsome Ford automobile. and
it is on' exhibition at the sales. room
of Samuel -l.. Benedict. corner of
‘North hlnin'and Ann streets. where'
it is attracting a good deal of alien. ‘
tion. The auto will be one of the‘i
features of the fair to be held in Feb-
ruary in the. New Elks Home.
UsrhjiKillh(.rA'Jr-lySbh i.w
The United Electric
Light 81 Water C0.
iHave stepped the ladder 20 rounds tom-1
56 Water street. where I will conduct‘
a. First Class Plumbing Establishment
H. A. HEGELEIN
Phone 1106-12.
LATEST MODERN
DANCES taught pri-
vately and in class.
Private lessons, 7-65
“‘"“’ """“ “““""”“ HuCh pupil has pri-
_ REGULAR PRICES. ' vote mom with Ins~
'Sal Hepaticn, 25c size .... . .J 180' tJruutor. No oneJto cri-
Sal llepalica. SOC size JJJ” J J 32f helze you1 mistakes.
Sal l'lt‘paiica. $15-00 “17-9 :1- - 72C Written guurnnlees to teach nlldan-
March‘s. Milk Sugar ,,,,,,,, 25c t‘i‘S in certain number lesson, if you
~ ' J g u ...... J Soc t‘ull we keep teaching you until you
IF00(l\ 'll' apar; d l learn without additional charge.
[Doan' s ix'iducx i ills ........ 40c
POLLEY’S.
27 Monroe St. Opp. R. R. Station
’I'I‘LEPHONE (31413-2. ~
Stillson-Powell (importation . 1
112 WASHINGTON STREET.:
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O
‘, :5 "5 5 O 1' 1 '
Forehanded ts 4-Handed
lorchandcdness doubles your efficiency because
capital sewed wmks for 7511,3111, free from money
worries, you work better for yourself
Build up your savings account at. this bank.
Deposits made on or hefore Dec 5th will draw 111~
‘ , tcrest from Dec. 1111. ' J1” 4:35.35
. :1.
WWW
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Dickerman and
.1115 Eduard Howl5ey and daughter;
‘ thoroughly equipped to increase the
" levy. now at Jackson Barracks 11.1..
Hill” SPEED FROM 6. A. 6.
(Confirmed from l‘lrsl I’a go.)
are in the Hawaiian islands let your!
Puritan training guide you. and.
when you climb to the top pinsclel
of the extinct volcano of Port:
Kamehameha look through thosei
ffieid glasses eastward and see 1
in 2
tanty dear old Connecticut."
Capt. Andrus; Accepts Gift.
In accepting the gift (,‘apt. Andrussl
said that he was more than repaid?
for his workby the friendships he-
had made since his assignment as'
instructor inspector to Connecticut.E
He could look back at his assign-5
ment and truthfully say that during'
the _1ears that he has been inspet-
tor not one unpleasant incident had
3
IN AUTUMN.
ocuurrod to mar his duties or his A “hm-10w lurks in the corn 56k} ‘
And the smoke-wreaths crown ,
pleasure. He said that one of the.
,things of his life that he mould cher- .
ish longest no matter whether he' the hill;
lwns under foreign skies or on h1s There‘s a sky all blue and tender
native hearth. “onld lo the meinl
cry of his iears of service with thel Oer a world grown sad and
men and officers of the Coast Artilfi. still
lery of this state. He had been giv-5Th5e1e's a sun that‘s willy Shim
on every cooperation and help, and ing— .
if the corps was efliclent to do set-J The sheen 0’ the goldcnrod~
21ice for the state or the countrs'
Show] may be called, n 1111s be And over all like a blessing. ,J
cause of that cooperation. He as- The peaceful blessing .Of GOd.
surcd Captain Dengler that no pleas-1
tanter duty could have been assigned‘Thcre's a soft haze veils the val-
to him by the department than thol ley,J
one he was just going to take. up. He‘ Where the raggcd corn-shocks
asked the ofilcers to not toward his
successor in the same. way that they b15006
he E Like tents of a waiting army.
. Encamped in the solitude;
5While over the fi€lds and wood-
lands
had acted toward him, for more
rouid not ask.
Good Word for Corps.
t‘apt. llcngler. who was called
‘upon by Col, Dorsey. 5 said that‘
.u'hen he was asslged to (Jonuectifi3
,vut he was told at Washington that‘ gIOWS:
lthe Coast Artillery corps was on aJAnd the world's a—thl‘ill with
'good footing and capable of doing- bfiut‘y
business in a short time if they were. ‘ , .
leaned into dut1. lie said that he: That only the autumn knows.
is“ that betueen (Jupt. Audrussg -—Harr,y, M. D6311.
land the officers and the men therel .
g’had been team work which ac~f
:counted for its efficiency. and thnli
{when an organization got to that
point its membeis were getting that;
which the government had been pay
ing for. He sold:
'J "ll 15min“ .you all to consider me a
throther oliicer and one of y.ou l
5115111 wearing in my buttonhole a
ioops badgeof Connecticut. it‘ takes
jthe place or a campaign badge that
I got for active service,
,"Tl1ut,ts an indication of how I
regard my new piliance. -l may not
lbs able. to fill (.‘1111t.Andruss'place,
but twilltdo my best, and i also
ask that whenever any or you have
11 Question to ask come to me. and
ii I cannot answer it immediately I
will lind 11511117 to do so later."
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., '1.
The gold and the crimson
me Some uonwnmfwssmo sent-1111111.
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, .DREYFDSS' PERFECTION.
OVECO '
SALE
$15 8: $18 values at:
-- $9 50 -.
Louis Avrick
POSTOFFICE BLOCK
' SOUTH NORWALK;
”COMES
$7.98
Ladies
$15,811 $18 Values 5
COAL COAL
THE COAL QUESTION
For the right lire, buy tll:
Tight coal. Uur coal" is
coal. it's good. hard, clean
malnvith heat in every lump.
lt £0th 11111 more lhnu tllc oth-
er kinds.
SMOKE
cranium—42.25 5011 0155017 ‘
On the cup of the case (or the
field glasses is a compass. Around
the compass Is a silver rim, On the
rim is engraved: “To Capt. M. P.
Andruss from omcm‘ Association.
Coast Artillery Corps, 001111., 1914."
Lunch In Grill Room. J
From the omcors quarters the
meeting adjourned to the drill room
where a lunch was served The Count
Artillery band gathered at the south
side of the hall and played several
selections during luncheon. The
meeting finally adjourned when the
band played "should Auld Acquain-
uhuusnna
7Tim_e_,table '
IN EFFECT 359155.113“ 27. 1914.
.2». M77 ,3 ,
soot-1+ nonwstx 70 new YORK.
A. 11.—113711. 51311:. 5:12: 6:09.
11:51:. 7:1811. 7:18. 11:18:. 11:50:. 0319:.
0:40, 10:33:, 10:51:. 11:61. ‘
.. P. M.-—1:13x, 1:231, 3520211. 3:29,
“in“. 9“" “We“ “'83 3““8 ”5' ”“3 4:1111, 11:15:. 5:15, 11:02:, 6:17. 1:0211.
company. 7:15x. 9:0111, 10:18:.
Captain Andruss and wile 1vill1
leave Norwalk next week and go d1“ Sundays.
reel to NO“? Orleans, Whfil‘e he will A. h[._12:25x’ 5:34X, 5:42X. JLB:54'
assume command of “this company. 1033; 11:51. .
the 9131 Coast Artillery. Later he p M. __1: 1st g. 44x, 3. 02,5 4' 41x.
will go with his command to Call- 5. 45 6'0211. 7: 02" 7 12' 7-57x 8:273.
fornla and sail iii a January trans-
925111. 10:1811. 10: 40.
port for aorvioe in the coast defense
there for two years.
A Popular Officer,
There is no question but that Capt.
Andrusshas been the most popular
and at the sometime. one of the
most~efllclent instructor inspectors
that has been assigned to the coast
artillery of the state. and the omcers
feel very friendly disposed toward
him. He lies the directness and the
hearing of a soldier. His father was
an eminent officer in the service and
Capt. Andruss has been reared in the
service. He is the only instructor
inspector that has been, rewarded at
the end of his service with a gift.
Capt. Denglor has a fine record as
3:65, 4:26, 5:053, 5:24.? 5:28. 6:01x.
6:06. 821011. 9:37, llzlsx. 12:90x..
Sundays.
A M.——6:00, 8:0011, 9:0011,
1026011.
P. 111—12: 10, 1: 02x.3: 39, 5: 023.5: 04,
6:01x, 710911, 81101:, 1121511. 12:0011.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW IjAVEN
A. M.—~12:23x, 121311,
911511, 10:18:. 11211:. 1:571.
P. M.—-,12:03x. 1:20, 3:16;. 4:28. 5:17,
6:1“, 6:47. 7:09x, 9:253, “20.
Sundaya.
an omcer. He has seen active 1101- A- FIE-=13 233- 1'13‘: 7:43: 91.1519
vice, has been instructor inspector in 10 19 11 11:. 11 5.7‘
one of the southern states and is P- M4"? 08" 3163' 4' 46" “5103'
6: 48. 7: 0911, 8: 381:. 9: 25:, 10: 51:.
emclency of the Coast Artillery corps
of the state.
91.1 Coast Artillery lo Ordered To
. Hawaii.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30. ~Pursuant
to the general policy of strengthening
the 11111111117 ,gsrriéons of the: [flotation
islands as rapidly as proper quarters
01111 ins-provided for them, the War De-
partment has 11111139171111.1111 the
Ninety-first Company 0! Coast Artil-
SOUTH NORWALK 5'70 DANBIJJ HY.
A. M54113.8:‘:.27.96le
P. Merl: 26. 4: 88. 6: 80, 7: 22.
, 1.1.1....
A. M.—-10:87 5 _. .
P. lib-52:16. 7: 25.
‘w ..—...-
1111.11.11.11 T50 sourt‘i nouwAtK.
A. 11.4. 00.1: as, a: 18, 111: 0111.11: 10.
9. 19.411th " '
101‘]er Kamehameha; The two...
' 81111 “1111010011 911 Jan- -
P. M.-12:03,'1:05, 2:0“. 2:57, 8:30x. J
0:05, 7:15.
01’ Oahu, with station at Fort new voétt TO SOUTH JNORWALK.
, Kamehameha, in the Hawaiian Is- A. 01:71:41; 5:30. 6:43, 8:00x.8‘:513, ‘
lands. He will probably remain 92151:. 10:02x, 10:05. 10:5011, 11103. 5
10:02x, J
~~mg~ .—..
[unwolnis 111111 cmsr- 1W1
BOOKS. that were nmnulnctn 5
sell at 351'. 500. 731- and St wt
mid while they lost it
19¢ and 38¢.
The NORWALK
PAWN SHOP
Joseph Rosenfield. Prop.
«1 wmm srnée'r
SOUTH NORWALK
15>.
Fits-Ll Eyeglasses
E
D QC
9131- }anv f:- M 1.155%:
-Smm]y Non::abi’gé '
Should your eyes have been giving
you, trouble or your glasses need
adjusting, feel at liberty to consult
WILLIAM J. MOORE.
. OPTICIAN.
Room 6. Keeler Building,
No. 155 Washington 8!.
0111100th Hoyt'o Theatre.
Monday. Wednesday amt Friday
Evenings. 6:30 to I.
N. Y. address-72? nth Ave., 0 to
4 a. to. 1111011
..... ...... .4
Juan Arroyo, the Porto Rican waiter
who shot Willlom Daley, a fellow em
ing, N. Y.. on June’ 7, inflicting injur-
ies from Which Daley died in the lion-
pltal in Danbury, a few days after-
warda, has been sentenced to not less
not; more than twelve years and six
months’ Imprintinment in Bing Slug
prison. Arroyo was pla‘ced on trial
on .‘Poushkeopslo. N. 11“.; a few days
been introduced, the 11111! was 111111111
by request. of the prisoner's counsel
and Arrays 11111113111111: entered a. plea.
of Entity of manslaughter In the tint
SPECIAL SALE
ltol
11¢,
Money looped on article: or value l
Int'auth' Long “annotate Kimonos .................... ‘1 ( and 501.-
lnl‘uut' s Blanket (‘loth and Elder “on! Both llobt s. . . .3! and $1. 30
infant s Long (mite-mere Kimonos .................. $1. 75 to $2.50
Infants Tum Jackets ................................... 501 to 8!.
Infant's Shotr Flanntlettc Saoqnes ................... 251-10 Me
lhill Sow-talus. . ................................ 500 to $1.69."
infant’s Shake-1 Sweats-1's. . . . ' ............................. 500.
inlant’s (‘ ashemerc Stunner; .......................... 751-10 31. 60
Infant' s Knit (”11111110511101 Hood ............................. 980.
111121an Woes ................................... 251-10 501-.
Infants Crocheted and Kid Moorasins .................. 251-10 500
Infant's Silk and Knit (‘ups ........................ o 2.10 to 5011
infant‘s Knit Inqucs ................................. 251 to 5011
J Inmm’s Angora Cups ..................................... $1. 50
.‘ infant’s Silk Gradual Caps ......................... 501 to 8100
: Infants “hite flanneietoe Sips ........................... 50c.
1 Infant’s l-‘lnmulettr- Pinning Blankets .................. 501 to 51
5 Infants Flunnolotte Petticoats ........................... 251-.
1 infant's Drllwtr lamina. ......................... 501 and $1.00
1 ”(hr “00! (arr-i. "o Robes ...................... 31.80 and 8:2. 25
Main ted \l'gllums .............................. till .00 and SL511”.
MONDAY, 11131:. 311.5:
Infants Wear
.l. I. MALLETTE
GI WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 466
5Q B Jackson
Optician
. 58
Everything in the Optical Line
.11. -ua um
Eyes Examined Free
i
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Hazelton
Coal
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Boys 0115 Girls
250 Each
35Little women Series.
The Camp Fire Girls‘ Series.
Saddle Bays’ SerieS.
Ruth Fielding Series.
And Many Others.
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ploye ol' the inliug school at“ inl~ ‘
than five years and six months .3110 J
3311.11001- some of the evidence bid 1 ' '
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ROS., 64 Nottii Main St.
1 .
l22 WATER OT
Cut Flowers andi
Step Table Ferns 5
Laders Mrs. A. C. Cuneo
. All Sizes and 7 Railroad/Ave. Phone 372—12J_
Styles
75¢ 1'5 $2.50 5.
Alhert F. Gehehe
25 WASHINGTON STREET. ,
Phone 1069-2. J , Prompt Delivery:
' ' SOUTH NORWALK.
I
Davep’s‘
50c rEAs
Ehual to most 60 cent
grades. 60 S 81 H
Stamps with each lb
'An ideal winter shoe for at
The soles are viscollized to
vent the penetration of any .
ness.
'MARQUIB VEOSTA DEAD _
110mg. 11011.20. 9:68 a... Inn-Tito
Marquis Viscdntt Venoata, armor
Italian Ilium» of Ports!“ Mm
died 1111. to!” ,
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