house my be of
of concrete or of
be filled with dainty
go and iurniture‘
5 good; your floors
shine with polisli.
hardware be the best.
pictures by good
. in keepiig with
rest. but if your house
phiily. devoid of genial
, t to fill your days With
nor’t and make your
sure sweet—your house
i not a home, s,ir ’tis but
' place to eat. Our Coal
Worms like magic and
makes a home complete.
THE
.RRIS COAL
COMPANY
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”Black Shells
are used by all sportsmen
and trap shooters—
“.jcial Rates to Gun
“ills or
IgFERIORITY
"Non Mercuric primer
gives even ignition
uniform combustion.
Annd velocity; more
. oguiar pattern.
2 slmlls
passage
' to powder,
than eliminating long
first.
Black shells are really
., waterproof. Test them
ourseif and be con
vinoed.
Black shells are the
host expensive shells
to miinufacture but
were held at the same
2 price as other makes.
' r10. Mlltill
south blorwaik
have
from
“Creo-Dipt”
. You don‘t have to bother with
the tunes and expense of stain-
ing on the job or pointing stter
shingles are laid. Just choose
from our samples and color
cards and your shingles come
ready stained in one lot.
81095.
the world $1145.
HE man who leaves shingles unstained mnkes the same mistake '
as the man who leaves his hence unpainted. It is now possible for
you to buy shingles that will last twice as long as ordinary shingles
look better and cost less than shingles stained on the Job.
They Come in Bundles Re'ady-to-Lay
The Hatch £1
2 Overland Model 8:
T he Greatest Selling Car at
The Will3s— —Knight: The lowest priced Knight motored car e3 er built
Overland Six: The biggest,
We have these three remarkable car values.
as show them to you, either with closed or open bodies.
Stained Shin
“Creo-Dipt” Stained Shingles
are furnished in 12 grades in 25
different colors. Pleasing com- 2
,binations in colors and sizes.
Give the meter caretul thought.
Let us show you color cards 22
and quote prices.
Bailey Co.
South Norvvalk. Conn.
$750.
ii
ll
Wilt
most powerful Six at ti. e price in
Let
Chestnut St, City.
VAAS r BROTHERSGARAGE
Phone 1360.
6. North Main Street
‘2 South Norwalk,
PH .0
1180, South Norwallr.
Boers Meat and Provision Co.
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13 Main Street
Norwalk.
NES:
, Norwalk.
Be Sure It's
FRlSBlE'S A PIE
Made in the Clarion Plant.
from the best fresh fruits
obtainable.
Insist on'them at your res-
taurants.
‘ Phone 499.
incorporated.
PAYS
lb. For Rags
direct prices for other junk
on send postal 0. telephone.
CALL US UP.
and we will rush our trouble
than rixbt around when some
thing like this happens in your.
home. if your '
. PLUMBING
is defective, antiquated, unsani-
tory or worn out, have us make
necessary repairs or lost.“ a
new system of
\MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A SPECIALTY
HORACE KNASH
Plumbing and Hosting
Tel. 1354.
North Msln st. 8. Nonslk
H ,
l.
2 .2relstives and friends in Norwalk and
. / *-
Aslr Your Grocer for Them “
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DEATHS AND FUNERAL
Mrs. Esther Grumman Guyer.
News of the death of Mrs. Esther
Grumman Guyer, at berhome in Med-
2ford Hillside. a Boston suburb, was
{received with genuine sorrow by many
SWllton, this morning. Mrs. Guycr has
made her home with her sister, Mrs.
JaneKeoler in that place for several
:years, and the funeral services will
‘be held from there Friday afternoon.
{at 2: 30 o'clock. The burial will be in
the family plot at Crambridxe. She
2had been a prominent member of the
2Universalist church in that city for
many years, and a pastor now resid-
tinx in New Haven will omciate at the‘
tfuneral.
2 Esther Adams Grumman was the
‘ daughter of Clark and Amanda Adams.
Grumman and was born in the old
Grumman Homestead on Grumman
Hill, Wilton, June 7. 1831. Two days
before her 22nd birthday. June 5, 1853.
she married 10 Louis Guyer by Rev.
Miles Olmstead. pastor of the West-
port M. E. church, and for two years
. resided at the Guyer homestead in the
‘. Popular Plains District, Westport. re
tmoving to Cambridge in April, 1855.'
where they resided until Mr. Guyer's
2death about ten years ago. It was
ithere that their only child. Jennie,
2 was born. and where she died in 1891;
land it was there that Mr. and Mrs.
2Guyer celebrated their Golden wedding
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ATLAS Pancake i‘i.0W
FRESH FROM THE MILL
23 was. 25¢
Something More Than
“ .._-£pr
is ~axsER'r,2Honas'r 2;;
V' on realize how much
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Davey’ 3
Phone 416
l OVERCOATS |
The Best Values in
the ily
Sit to $12 50
2 no r Ti (E B 9
n—stheso Stilts. 2
s we,“
JITNEY' S DRIVER'S CASE CON
TINUED.
\
73 years old. on {lie Walertown
Qi‘. 19: the,
2 {was an event
'72She made her last trip to this city last
_ warEaaonY. donn Oct. 281-41918 1
case againsi Morrlst .Matzkin, fine); i 2:
driver, charged with manslaughter
wee continued in the city court th
morning. until next Tuesday. Mat .
.ltin'a automobile struck E. J. Bass'ett,
in 1903 in the house where they had
lit ed for thirty five years.
"Aunt Esther." as she was
ltionately called by indny who enjoved
éthat privilege while not actually rc-
Elated to her, was a woman 'of fine at»
gtainmcnts. and of a wonderful sweet
5and sympathetic disposition. Her an-
2nua1 trip to visit Connecticut relatives
eagerly awaited by
2those who entertained her. and her
icheery ways and wonderful retension
[of all her faculties made her little
lvlslts‘red letter days for those who
2welcomed the chance to entertain her.
lnutumn. and although the weight of
lover four-score years was becoming
lupuareut. she confidently expected to
return this year. but. it was not to be
lEpr rlv in the summer She began to full
ltapidly. but it was only within a few
.._ eeks that those about her realized
the nearness of Death's messenger.
Even with the regrets at her demise
tvhl long be mingled the memory of
her quiet. helpful and ideal Christian
life. . _
2 Funeral of Mr. Sriilth'. ‘
Smith wiiiibe held “tomorrow," morn-
tag at 8:30 o’clock from the home on
ph’s church,, on South Main
.1 Interment will but '"
em of Foreign and Domestic
mores. Department oi! Commerce. has
been studying British commercial or-
ganizations and has just published a.
2 booklet that is full of concrete, perti-
- nent iacts on the subject. The world-2
encircling foreign commerce of
United Kingdom bulks large in
consideration of every phase of. inter-
national economies; it is a factor to be;
reckoned with in the most
mans and in distant jungle and des~i
ert stations. Americans engaged in de-
veloping export trade observe its man-
ifestations in many lands, but with the:
system back of this activily, the meth-
.ods' and conduct of commercial affairs
tt—is and directs expansion, the people
of the United States are, perhaps, not
so familiar.
intelligence Branch of the
2Board of Trade received 16,488
' 222lquiries concerning trade possibilities,
and in replying to these the Branch
'was enabled to draw on a store of in-
formation supplied by a corps of inves-
tigators covering every section of the
globe. if British exporters want con-
lcrete samples, the Government
available for inspection such articles
as cotton vests from Bushire, Persimi
raisins
from (‘bungkins China;
from Chile; hosiery and overalls from2
South Africa.
ithe Bureau is' 'Commerciai Organiza-
i tions in the United Kingdom" and its
author is Mr. Archibald .l. Wolfe, who
,has imestlgated the
.ods and functions. a detailed account.1910 ‘0 1
2 Series .\'o. 102, and five cents
aflec- lbishop. followed by owning prayer
rat 5: 30 o‘clock.
2' shirt of tire police here' today.
A . a suit for divorce
continuum onoANtzsrloué
wasamoros. Oct. 28.—-—'I2‘he Bur-
Com-
GAZETTE BLDG.
the
the
famous2 plenty of time remake. it up.
TRISTRAM 8. HYATT
ran LEADING DRY Goons s'roaa
Bathrobe Blankets
Just the thing for Christmas presents for men or women. Select one now and have
Complete with cords and frogs .................. .
NORWALI 22
-- $2.50
n‘ the United Kingdom itself, the way
Specml Oil Heaters
“Perfect" black finish $2.95, Nickeled trim $3.25,
“Perfecrion,” black finish $3.19, Nickeled trim $3.49,
n whith the British (internment fas-
As long ago as 1912 the Commercial
British
in-
Chndles and Paper Plates
For Hallow E‘en Frolics.
fINlNClERS ill
CONSPIRACY ARE WANliD
_ (Continued from First Page.) 2
Azarbaiian; antimonyl __ 2
“kieselguhr” l
has i
from
to Fay and his associazs are discov
2'eled the3 will be called upon to face.
charges as serious as those against
the men already arrested.
Paul Siebs said toda3 that he was
going to appear" against the alleged
“2222902 on the; conspirators as a witness for the
(1' state, because he had been deceived
and led into a nap. Siebs wno de—‘
lclares that he lived in Chicago from _
91;: as a clerk and traveling
of the State aid to ”“02 and a des auditor said that be came to the
griptlon otmsnufscturers and employ ll niled States after visiting Germaliy 2
ers' organizations In all the leading last year to buv copper for the use 2
industries. of Germany.
This pamphlet 25 Special Agentsl Captain Herald 0. Woodward, ofthel
wulllinited States Corps of l-‘n zineers an2
bring it from the Superintendent oféPKDm in high explorives said that 3
Documents. Washington, D. C. bomb or mine such as F33 admitted
lite Was ptepming lo attach lo the rud-
N tiers of ships leaving here with war2
supplies uouid hate‘been sufficient
ito have bloun the end off the steam-
2ers ii the bombs were filled with the
Program of Services at Mlddletown 2922222022222“ Fat purchased 2 2
Next Thursday Announced.
MIDDIETOWN Oct. :28. -Tlie pro1
gram of the services at the (511892
oration oi the sultragan bishop-,elect 2
Rev. E. (‘nmplon Acheson at the Offered
(hurch of, ”‘9 Hol3 “will in this! That crepe paper rope work is in
0““ next “99“ Thursday W” an- ieresting is clearly demonstrated by
nounced vestcrdav. The day will belthe crowds going daily 20 Donnelly's2
“Shem; l" “H“ W" (‘Ni‘lllm'm‘ 0‘ stationery store, 16 South Main stream
Holy Communion in St. Luke 5 Chapel to see the display of good made from!
at Berkeley Divinity School for the this rope and see also 31,059 workingi
lllPlanrS of ”i9 Clef)“ and “it” Still 23nd ”(relying {mp instructions from2
dents at the school. and in the Church 31133 Mumgan an "Pen sent by me
Of the HOW Trinity for the parishiona Dennison Manufacturing comany. ‘
8m and others. This 99""199 will be ,Yesterday and this afternoon it was;[
at 7 30 a m. M 9' 15 (19100“ there .ditiicult to supply tabLes to all of thoi
will be morning prayer in the Church ladies who have work started Mlssi
of the Holy Trinlt3 while at 10: 302Mumgan was so pleased with the en-
o'chr-k the consecration service will thuslasm shown that she very kindlyl
be held. Luncheon is to be served returned last evening to assist th92
at 1:30 o'clock for the clergy and the 2ladies. Just follow the crowds theyl
invited guests at Stueck‘ s intern. 2wili lead you directl3 t'o Donnelly's 2
On the day before that set for the‘. -
consecration. there will be a con-
ference of the clergy with the bishop.
There will be a number r4! addresses.
preparatory to the work of the
preaching mission.‘ The conference
will open at St. Luke's Chapel at 3:30
p. 111.. with :l devotional service con-
The title of this new publication of
ground. in its 53 pages are include
lists of all British chambers of com
merce and a discussion of their meth-
CONSECRATION OF SUFFRAGA
BlSHOP.
SENTiNEL ADVERTlSERS.
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Where and What to Buy Bargains2
TODAY IN WALL STREET
NEW YORK. Oct. 28 (Wall Street,:
16:30 a. m.).~—-l"urther liquidation of2
.speciaities featured today's early;
dealings on the Stock Exchange. with: 2
declines of 1 to over 3 points in Bald. -
H. Krieger & Co.
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Best Family ‘Flour, a bag .. ......................... 75¢
Farley Potatoes.“ lbs. .. ........ ‘ ..... V ............ 25¢
Best Cree Butter, a lb. ................. .. 31¢
.Pure Lea Lord, at lb. . ................... . ...... 12¢
Pork and Beans 4 cans .. . . . ..... . ........... 25¢
Campbell's Pork and Beans, a can .............. 8¢
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scorn NORWALK STAMFORD PORT cameras
_.._._. _.._. Wt.-. __._—.._~
ducted by lit. R9“ C 3' Brewster. the win Cocomott’ve. Studebaker,, Max-g
2w ell \iotors Common and Second Pre- .
I“ the ”em": u‘ferred. and Lackawsnna Steel. There
’72:?)0220'Cl002k2“1:19,““lt ii: “5:222:32: was increased pressure against Unit-l
a l e DR”) 0 9 0, e ed States Steei.on antitalian offeringf
the Holy Trinity, at which ten minute2of 2252-20 52-232.“. at184 14‘ to 84 1,222,
addresses “2‘ beMgiéen ”’2‘1'2‘2‘2'2:2‘;52 against yesterday's close of Si 7-8.i
clerst'meu. ev eorge American \‘l‘odi‘en roseo “
son \Vl“ speak 0" “The "99‘1“ 3195' 2nouncament “of anther large war con-
8886." RGV- “9‘19”“ H: 2Si"2 °n2tract, and Coppers made further int-l
"The Methods Of a Mission. Rev D_"' provcment Anaconda advancing l 1- 22
Ernest DeF. Miei 0“ The Missionm to the new record of 79 518 t anadian'
to 56 on‘an-l '
The largest supply of Twin Cities or Greenport Oysters
1' 25¢ til-
_ Greenport Blue Fish I6: 1b.. Cod Fish . . 16c lb.
Salmon 14c lb. Butter Fish ....... 2. 106 lb.
' Whiting .'. ......... 8c lb.
Schuilze’ s 3 Sanitary Markets
, 32 WASHINGTON ST. 9MAIN ST
scum No‘RWALx. NORWALK.
‘and Rev. Anton T.
TOW“ andCltyf’ Pacific was the foremost rail: rising
Gcsner, on "The Mission in the Rural 1 It to 1.2.22 _
Community" A “ism-“0“ “i“ ‘0‘ WALL STREET Noon L—rhe col-
low all these addresses. and from 9 lapse of the French Cabinet gave
o‘clock to 10 o'clock will be a fellow fresh pain? to peace rumors and was
ship hour. made the occasion of a vigorous bear
. drive, together With timid liquida‘tion2
MANY RGBBERiES in the war group. tudebaiter drool
WTCH. 2ped 11% to 168, Bethlehem Steel Pid.
GREEVWICH Conn“ Oct 28. —Ap 10 to 170, and Baldwin 7 1-4 to 125
proximately 38 000 worth of Jewelry Other specialties were lower by 2 to .
and silverware was stolen last night 5 points. United States Steel was 2
from the ltqfis of Louis Merte~and2~ again singled out for an attack, yield-
Howard Buchanan. in Port Ches'ter,‘ ing to 83 6- 8 in the face of heavy sell-
r - ly lower, st
Accordin to inform tion in posses ins. Rails were moderate
g a. The first blit' showed marked heaviness:
Reports credited London with
.m GREEN.
largest haul was made at the Buchiin‘ later.
ly tor Holland interests
cured booty valued at about :6 000.
. . . ‘ . 'stesdy.
FILES SUl‘l‘. FOR MVDRGE
Msry..‘ludd oi’ Not-walk todsy bledI 2
1 I: Bupehl i
ior- Court against Robert *Judd oi
' 's'lleg’l doses 8 o'clock, to
pl’ or companion belebsnty
—NOTICE.
t‘m residence, Where the thieves be extensive offerings in this stock. part- ‘
Bonds were
Star of Columbia Circle will 'meet r
in Red Men's He‘ll. Friday evening at .‘
tske’ act' on on the doitth ~ ‘
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of increésed opportunity and greater prosperity " ‘
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