urn WINDS
What the mercury‘s
m you look at the sky
. IE declare that cold
.nther ought never re-
turn. Full soon comes the
“Fill with its rainstorms
find 'all, then the frosts
first appear when the
yes ’gin to turn. By
s time it gets cold you
are not quite so bold and
flan you are looking for
something to burn. Soon -
E: North Winds will
.EhIlow and we shall have
now and what are you
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Cedar.
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These are manufactured from the very best selected Red
Cedar sawed from live timhemot from stumpage or refuse left in
the forest. Neither are they baked to death in a dry kiln. but dried
slowly under a moderate hegfigo 2.3 to retain the natural life of the
wood. You want the best; we'v.n got them—ask tor Port Kells and
lets get together and figure out a roof that
service at the right price. Do It now!
THE HATCH & BAILEY CO.
We are near—just as far as the nearest letter box or telephone
Our specialties—CreoDipt Stained Shingles, Beaver Board Ladders.
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
HOW ABOUT THAT ROOF?
If it’s Shingles it needs, we have them in both Red and White
Cedar, the best grade being the 18 in. Perfection Vancouver
Red
will give you honest
301111 Bogardns of llpiniol That
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Milli AWAY Willi HORSES
, GAZETTE BLDG. :
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Automobile Apparatus to Best
Tristram 8. Hyatt ..
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE mI NORWALK
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“WAY, NOV. to, 1913'
II
Want Tao More Regular Men —
Digest 0i Annual Report
in his annual report submitted to
the city council last night, t‘hier
George W. Bogardus recommended
the purchase of tonautonlobile pumfr
TWO FUR DAYS
1 ' ':: :1.
.hook and ladder trucks. This, he
stated. would do away with the nine
horses now in use.
The chief also dwelt on the need of
one more regular man in the down-
: town district and other regular men
Beers Meat and Provision C0. Ein the uptown section. The chief wrote
that during meal hours and vacation
6 North Main Street 13 Main Street
days, there were not enough men at
South Ndlwalk. Norwalk. the fire houses to cover the apparatus
in times of tire.
The report contained a complete in-
ventory of the entire department. in
the First District. during the year,
there were 53 tires. in the Second. 70
and in the Third, 12, making a total
of 135 alarms, 49 of which were bell
alarms, and 86 still or telephone calls.
g to do then—poor
mg? Why you ll have
to buy coal with part of
your roll or suiier with
flowers till Spring—poor
THE
gmrIERRls COAL
‘ COMPANY
Friday and Saturday
Of This Week
Owing , to the unprecedented demand for Furs this
season we have determined to extend
OUR ANNUAL FUR SALE
over two days this time
i
PHONES:
1180, South Norwalk. 881, Norwalk.
DDDDDDDDDDDDDD DDDDDDDDDDDDDD
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E O ' . l l ' l d 11:
. S. BlaCK Shells . g . m g lunchtime"litigant... . 3.
used all s rtsmen I 3 ' u 300. W S
.31“ who” i: WINTER UNDERWEAR .. SEE THE NE TYLES 3
..Spec1al Rates (0 Gun E a U E Leaving a Balance on Hand oi-—
Cob. ‘ 0 317.45. ' ' l . -
IP10 ms 033 g . -———Go T0—-————S°uth Nomlk 3 33.. We“... ...,,,,...,,.I Styles in ladies Fur Garments change Just as rapidly as
I I Y a E & S using total loss. apparatus used. '
sufif’hgfifi pm... a A.chkcrman on Phone «6 3 .ngI .. 0, 8...... 3......“ 3 those made of cloth and we are sure everyone
gives even ignition 0 Feet. of Rose used ............. 6200 ' ' 3 0 o . ..
“““ uniform combustion. a 0 a (l a a a a Cl 0 0 Cl 0 0 0° 0 a (l a a 0 a Cl an a a' 0 Feet of Ladders used ............540 WI" be lntereSted in this display 0f
and velocity; more ._,.__._. .. .__._. _. ’ Gallons of Chemical used "'3"1117 LADIES, F r
. ”gum pmem Time out... ..... 68 hours 37 minutes. UR COATS F
Black shells have 3 Value of Buildings and Contents. , , MUF S SCARFS
---------- 33:32:33 AN “ E
primer to“ powder. ‘ Contents ................ D RIMMINGS
3 “m, eliminating long New Fa“ 3 'rounI Risk ........ $468 060. 00
tires. 3 3* nsurnnce on F
Black shells are really SUITS Buildings .............. :33. £33 33 N of the very ialBSl m0delS, iii an the "108i poplllal’ pelts.
E oments ............ . . -
3:;:;§;°°',;,§“J.“.‘§§f A... an mm. .. not...» Which are represented ln this splendid showing or the entire
' E E Losses on :
mam“ .1. COATS mun... ................ 333.3333: sample line of one the largest manufacturing furriersin the
E . . (‘ i its ................ l 3 - ' ‘ o . n e
5.23.... .1231: $5 t 0 $50 °“ “‘ a... 3.... ...... 123...... country. A member of this firm Will be present both days
ll RC .ure ll ‘ 1 3 w
E l n e Paid on - o 3. n .3
are sold .. the same MESS? ............ "2.23.... and give personal attention as an expert to every sale
price as other makes; 0 A (‘cntents ________________ “4030. 69 I 3 '
ALTERATION TREE LTERATlONs . 2665144 . _ . ., . . .
. Alliflll D MNNGAN 3 m“ ‘EZZEEEEEGE‘. ‘ Every piece shown Will be ready for immediate delivery
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§(Successor to Charles E. Dow) E 1'0““ m“ """"""" “68’ 060 23
.112: Washington Street a Total insurance ..... 32:32:33: it . .. .. 3 . .
30““1 Norwalk EEEEEEEEE E'EEEEE IIIIIIIIIII E‘llacsl “Enounced that the Roll-Callofiering " ---—-——-—'., . * WW ‘ ————-‘
Total insurance Paid ..... )E‘d lhnd amounted «1316225 . 3 I .
”Em—“E ‘E—EEEEEE EEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEIEEEIEEIEEIEIEEIEEEEEEUEEEE, sEtEsEElEtEltE) The singing of a hymn and the . . .. « ‘ :'
EEvE ....... C i it e Ebenedlcilon brought a most dé lshl u . O .. . . . : »E\ E.
I] You Have ..:‘.°‘:.;....‘““::.::::°... "33:21:21.2. m... 3. 33. ~ - ~ - -
. .3... . . 3 me or 83 o
E :EEEthEEtiEtEtEEentiEdngEd: thEEe Department has The Efollowlng committees had . . - I
.3 3 An Junk 3 33” can“. such 30...... have no. (hinge or the Roll Call I .
:2?“ 333:3“de in the above. 3 Program committee, Rev. R. G.
E Hartley Chas Cole. .
L ~ '3 3 ' ,u'. s. 01- 0 0
. S. Jaflce 3. Delicious Creamery Butter, lb. ...... . ........ -. ...... 31¢ _; lE ‘ R ll Ca“ :qu3’;“”““ ”mm“ ”5 m Fur Re alrln
s c . W 3 Elf Magnolia or Clover Milk, can ...................... 10¢ i3 33‘) is 0 ‘- ) 3 “News” wumume. Mm Gm .. 3
‘ ll 0:53:23“ :91; mn’ Selected Eggs, doz. ........ . . . . ................... 30¢ 3 (Continued from lirst Page. 3Ho1utrd ..
' 1 M l lttee airs. Chas Cole .
3.7 PortStt-eet. East Norwslk. . Kam C°m Symp """""""""""""" 86 vE‘ielHes. rolls “We and “0““ ENlEEEEEEElEEEEEsE-EEEEENE it 1 Bell lsl n E E
E 3 Baked Beans, Tomato Sauce, can ------------------ 70‘ 3 Rev. R,‘ G Hartley. pastor OdeElE: '“E: (. $3313.13“ E: Arnold? Elili‘s; LEt us make over Your
«——-—~—- —3— ~~-—-| Quaker OatS. 3 pkgs. ---------- 25¢ ‘churcn mien as toastmasler 3‘“ H 3. 3.0.3...I M” G p named...“
his WOW-‘3 0! welcome he ”1“"de the I\lr s C. Roselle Mrs. I). A. Dickson
'members for their “WW “3““ ""“0” 113...: . stolmswud Miss u.
‘elation He emphasized the need in H. C Smith.
3thul'0h WOl‘k 0‘ Optimism and CEO“ Through the generosity of Dr Bout
24 Cottage Street. Eat Norwalk- E‘E‘P‘E‘MEO" The pastor gm“ WEE“ E0 well and Harold Wilson, the. older
‘3his remarks by many humornou members oi'tho church were con
EM
‘ E ' E E 311101 lee voted in automobiles.
E 3;; Mrs. Franklin EE.I Smith contlulto _
soloist of the church, was the singer .
E'of the evening and 11115 accompanied‘ hlr. llllId.l\‘lrs. J. Lipkiu. of Chest-
lb1 H. Wilson, the church (Ellgnuist. 11111 street downtown, left for New
Airs. Smith delighted the audience by York the first of this week for an ex
Esinging lrish ballads. Her work was tended 5.1111 nitll relatives in that
REMEMBER
milliron Co.
incorporated.
PAYS
Bunion,
Muffs, Collars, Old Capes
or Coats
A. STULL
We guarantee satisfaction [and
first-class workmanship at
Beef Liver .3 ..... 10¢ 11.1..“
Sweet Potatoes .. 25¢ pk.'.-
._IR35\Lamb Chops 20¢ ih.
Fresh Eggs . . .. 32¢ doz.
E 441. -TEL- 441: E E , . E greatly appreciated. city ' E E E E
E Sch-““ze s 3 sanl‘ary Marke‘s 3“ In introducing Rev John Stableton, «— - reasonOble prices .
32 WASHINGTON ST- 9 MAIN ST- the downtown Conglegatlonnl The American Band will hold a re- 3- . - ‘
E SOUTH NQRWALK. NORWALK. EocEEIl‘urch , Mr IHEEsrtley referred to 111m heEarsal and regular meeting this 3W
‘. . E " he a man of many part engaged in Welling ‘ . . > .
Dorlon HOuse EE __1 3111any uctivities.-ail for the good of E V” ' WE'GIVE
(Gregory Boulevard) * ”w ‘ ‘ ‘ H Er d ' ‘ t """""" 'thc church and community. Vir THE MOST ‘\ O - , _ .
per in hi auto _
gust Niarwalk ,3 DEATHS AND FURERALS E3a1EE3EEEiiEi1EE 3221812331315“? and Poli:en1unE3E::.EEEoE}E(E:EE:E[ 133] :1; 01:31:13:ng l331111111;m manic; PROGRESSIVE EaSt Indla ea 0. AND REDEEM
pens ay 1. ‘ \ 3 ' 1e 1 1 1 .g
OB”- , » . ' Clay, of the Dixwell avenue station,‘ 3 (1 b 3‘ he 3 3 d ti 3. PREMIUM
‘ NESDIggEézl-ESAAgOADLL Mrs. NEiEE. J. McAIlister. lfinding him there called the “gouging? (31:14?“ EEE CEEEEECE an EEE » GROCERY 125 waShington Sifeel E E
OOKED 1110 ORDER. Mrs Margaret J. McAllislel‘. WidOWE and took him 30 the police station. Taking the family as the ideal of STORE IN TRADING _
N If O’SULLIVAN. Pmp of William McAllister. died yesterdav3 Mr. Holmes was put in a cell but church organization the. speakel ~' TelethoneE 371 STAMPS
Tantalum: Call 720. at the home Of her daughter, ‘EEE‘EEE'E had remained there but a short flmé pointed out‘ the responsibilities. on THE CITY
inward London, of Perry a1en11e,in when
miter ninetieth year. She was 11 111-9” the station, after looking him over
known resident of Winnl'Epnuk for’came to the conclusion In- Holmes
over filly years. Pullers] services was ill and ordered him removed to
will be held from the, into home of St. Raphael's hospital On Sunday
the deceased 011 Perry avenue, on-” partially regained consciousness.
at 2330 but has been unable to talk. Accord-
o'clock.
EEEEIEEth
Sergeant P31133113 in charge 0‘ portuuitiesi: and Echallerlge of‘ the
cl.urch.EE His address will belong re-E‘
membclell by those who were privi-
ligod to beat him . .
The. pastor then introduced Attor
nev Nehemiah Condos and paid a
high tribute to the work of the men
in the Baptist Church My Condee
moire on the "Place of the Man in the
Church." “With a wealth 01"hlstorE-I I
eat data he gave numerous reasons
ivhy men should identify themselves
with the Christian Church“
{The church as a cnnwerver- M “'r‘
best in community life and EgiViEni
expression. to the EErEellgtouEs' inst. u...
and leading in the general“ “advance
on mankind demanded the best ser-
0;.th or meat it was distinctly a man's
1011 The Mort-astound Mr. cindeeiq :3‘ ‘
hadrons was ’l“ once 111611an and oil—3
heuristic. 3
in his cleanly words“ the hotter all»; . ‘
In a. Few Day; We Will
Complete the Installation
of a Royal coffee Reaster
We Will Be 111 11. Position.
to EESell Gotten Roasted 3
Fresh Every Day. Watch. .
E tor cur Announcement
Biscuit at 120.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL. SHOP
' in the Town
1170 GUPPLIEIEI
E ooh-60 80.1mm It.
Gilt. Mode Hail Ilo¢lt1
lulu-w
. _ “om—net.
Thursday, November 11th.
Ime‘fiwl at. “19 NOTWfllk ing to Dr. Converse, Dr. Holmes' conv
ceme‘em The “W: Bluest Me: dition is due to a clot or blood on the
Gregor will omciate. » bErEain.
E 3 It developed yesterday that only Dr.
Holmes‘ presence of iniitd in shutting
oi: his power and putting on the hand
brake when he felt the paralysis
spreading over one side of his body.
a serious accident
uw-M
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PRISONER WAS ILL.“
lE-u—u-n-n
New Haven Police Thought unoon
scion: Man Intoxicated
(that Dr w. 121'. Holmes, a dentist “9’37”“
3WATlON HONOR. who was taken to St. «Raphael'srhospliI .
. .N‘ov. 10.-—A1hong the con3tsl, in New Haven, Sunday. mor’nin’g Routine matters were transacted at
W sounded by the not: seriously ill utter a thank. was she 'sjthe moonlight ohm boom 1-3010
Epcothumus one of marathon by the. police. tin In intoxicated Fr; lnst night;
the author. summitsmnu holdmt. commentator some .Repooto‘mt the recbnt anniversary
.. less 11min: in court timeMaselopod ymt‘r‘.
caused 11 sensation in police circles. of P. C. Lounsbury Lodge,
with tiny «remind so. last night‘s meeting“
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