1! all the ads. that we , writ our Coal has the best of it—we ever mention My and it is now high we we should. It's Hick- ”‘fiy, it’s Oak and Maple : other kinds that‘s just y’ staple. In any length @8 sawed and split, for libery size of grate to fit, ”if you wish a good stiff task, on it up yourself-— but wear a mask. You'll find it straight. not tough or knurly—come—do your ‘Christmas. chopping early ! THE *' FERRiS COAL COMPANY .311 you can do useful work ,cense for restaurants, its Day l HIPPODMIE ”X OFHCE NEVER uld You Buy: First AllNight Theatre Ticket olficeQQQQ l ’ podronie. Qwas caused by the demand for seats‘t' CLOSES. In New York Made Necessary by Enormous Demand- , New York has had its all night ll-' andl Night Bank, its all-night barber shops; and eating places and now coincs *bel twenty-four hour box-office at the Hip- i This ,dramatic necessity Q at Charles Dillinghani‘s vast play- house where the seats are now on saieQ tor the balance of l913~includliig Thanksgiving, (‘hriulltlas and Newj Year's etc and Non Year's night. The treasures iii the big playhouse have begin) their endless grind in the lmt-otlice that ulll liowr closc‘ t’lntil the big record Nlll‘ is mor. Sin 0 "lllp Hip Hooray” optimal so bril littntly. patrons hau- boon inquiring uhcn holiday scan: uould be tibial able and thc tuttuilgcnlcul tict‘ldod to open tho .ldittnro solo earlier than customer} \lso twry soul [11 the housc has l-oell unwound and thus ttl l.\\l‘l‘.i\ luv and filly ccnts illu\ now he plmtlwd in advance. Over illiiiloll coupon scat; wore racked yoslcrtla) Four hoxothces l‘t‘lliliill open mulls elei'cit o'clock at night and aficr that :iQ H. Krieger & Co. CLOAK WEEK FOR QMen and Women GAZETTE BLDG. Furs / .710}, ‘L- 130‘:_ i Q 4,, TRISTRAM & HYATT THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE é , . ___._________..______.— We have all the m05t wanted kinds, fashioned after the latest models. Ladics’ Tailored Suits and Coats That will make you look your best for the holiday. Q More of the Silk Waists In stripes or plain colors, that are extra good values. with a price range from $2.00 to $6.00. .WNESD‘AY, NOV. 24, igrg‘ N ORWALK A—___——__—_. ——_...__—__ For Thanksgiving 1 4 Q - “‘l‘ll hour the special all night offiie a' the \ 7' . ' ' :holitl'id i... am... . n... l... .l m. l... ,.,., .,, “mg - Q Q Q The Store Vi ill be Open this Evening. you are not, perhaps )‘t‘ll, iced llt‘rc also the mail orders “ill *1 SD “y p d f th k 6 ‘0‘ been 3 very good Sentinel ho tilled after the arduous day ill the IQ eCIa rice or IS wee Closed All Day Tomorrow J fled advertiser! my-» ._. - other boxotliccs is over. Egg-2.5.- "The alch 6} Battle Co. HOW ABOUT THAT ROOF? \ I! “'3 Shingles it needs. we have them in both Red and White . 09d”, the best. grade being the 18 in. Perfection Vancouver Red Cedar. These are manufactured front the very best selected Red ,1 , Cedar 33W“ from live timber-not from stumpage or refuse left in .. ..the forest. Neither are they baked to death in a dry kiln. but dried ‘V slowly under a moderate heat so as to retain the natural life of the " wood. You want the best; we’ve got them ask for Port Rolls and .Q ._..lets get together and figure out a roof that will give you honest service at the right price. Do It now! Q‘ THE HATCH & BAILEY CO. we are neflr“.lllsl as far as the nearest letter box or telephone. 0“? Specialties—Cred -Dlpt Stained Shingles, Beaver Board Ladders all of our new coats, fancy mix- tures, boucles, astrakhans,lambs, duveteens, corduroys, $10, $12, $15, $18, $20, to $25. A reduction from $3 to $5 on every coat. '- ' lines; urging the creation by Congress Regent Andrew Mack, the famous and lot a lterlnllllt’lll non-partisan larlflQinimitable Irish comedian will appear, commission; opposing stop walcthersoflally, in “The Irish Dragoon." speeding in government departmental: Tomorrow in the churches: Union A. f. l. 101E AGAINSl "if [IGHI’HflUR [Aw Q appealing to event, union wake earner , service at 10 o'clock in the downtown to contribute one hour‘s pay to the Congregational Church in which will \ a Ql‘t‘lll‘f Of the Danbury batters; favor-participate the majority of downtown ing the introduction iii Congress of and East Side churches. II can ‘ Shows 8’486 to 6’396' a bill prohibiting enlisted army and At St. Joseph's church. on South organllation Standing By Gomp- navy musicians from entering intoQ 'iinin street a Thanksgiving mass coilipetition with tililian musicians lmn be celebrated at 7 30 ociock GI‘S, Who “tack Socialists Meet- I”090596 Tefl‘li‘ndllm eletiion 0‘ . 'llinity Episcopal parishioners will Next' Ill Baltimore officers of the organization was re- take part in a prayer .and sermon jected.ser\'1cc at 10 o'clock. President Gompels and all the oth- Q 91 editors of the Federation wore re- AFlili 13 YEARS elected. Man Who Suffered loss of Memory is Found llot Far From Home 50;, an. 4;. wk :52“ L} w _ AL 'fimg-r'm. a; :02, 3.. Q -: 5 " ;"" See our new Ches- terfield model iiiQ ' Men’s Coats, beauti- ful English mixtures plaid back. satin. yoke lining, six rows” of stitching around QQbot SAN i‘llAN(1$CO, Not. 24. .., icsolutloll llldoising legisliitivc lllt2~ llmdu ill obtaining it tillhcrsal tight- hour law was dcfcated by 1). lots of i 33:“..138‘121‘.‘1..‘.’.‘.‘.’..“’::‘.$5232: 2: 111an MAN ACCUSED Of Chill” 10 Bill the \mcritan Federation of Labor. (‘hargcs of malicious mischief andQ after a bound debate bet“ eon i’resi- . dent Goulpers and John Fitzpatrick, cruelty to animals. will probably be; brought against Luln Gould. of Wes-l. Qpresidellt of the Illinois State i-eder Q allon of Labor. toll. within a few days. The charges will be made by his daughter. Miss. Q‘ ADVANCE WINTER STYLES Q QQ for strcct. informal afternoon afiztirsr church, easily reproduced at home with little expensc from the NEW DECEMBER McCall Patterns . w The conwntion then went on ice- 0rd ill (Al 01 of economic pressure on- ly to obtain shorter hours. The final session of the labor do!» RiDGEli‘lELD, Conn, Nov. 24.~—Af- ter a period of thirteen years during which he had been mourned is dead, 'Lhc new f'ishion: for QQQ “‘99 ““5 ”‘9 “mime“ 0’ ”"5 “m" Gould. The trouble. it is alleged. Gustave Borrman, a barber of West ., QQ . - bottom very fun: telltion and did not adjourn until ear- arose over a very fine young colt Chester, N. Y., who disappeared from QQ “QM” beautifully il~ \ ‘ 1'! today which “'88 own“ by Miss GOUM H9? his home there in 1902 while suffering ‘ lustmtod. One hun- SW08 at Victory for Gomperl. futher wanted this animal to be har- a lapse of memory, has been found QQ \ 4‘s “M ”’1” "1 “"‘h‘i’l‘ Q p’ The We on the elhmlwul ”"0 timed in a team on his hay wagon- lit-re and reunited with his family. lie Q QQ 1Q" tic fashion informauém Qluti‘on use a victory for President )iiss Gould objected to this. and her is 67 years old. - QGmni‘el‘ll “‘0 declared lh‘“ the 30 father, in a fit of rage. vented his About Qwemy years ago, at West fashion ntM‘S—--Whiil is correct all QKQQQQQQEMF Chester, it is explained, Borrrnan th. a sunstroke. and seven years interns suffered loss of memory and disnpo rialist party was behind the attempt Qto force the federation to indorse the Qproposod eight hour day legislation. the spite on the horse. Declaring that he would kill the colt, he went to the burn opened his knife, and slashed 011‘ $15 and $18 for occasions-in the new Winter . Power ‘5 gruvitaiing from the animal’s tail. The colt was a peared An extended search failed 10 M- Qbollot box to the industrial field, ‘ beautiful one and- this act has prgc. locate him. Q83” (lompers ”‘31 5'3“!“"01‘ M-l' ACUOI‘ Will be 3“"‘Q in the meantime he had come to ill ally ruined it. ed at once to punish the man for his thgefleld and opened a barber shop wilful and malicious act. In such cases here Some two and a half years ago as this the law ”mm" for a ”00 his niece, Mrs. Charles Reidinger, “n" or Six months in 13" 0' both lcame here with her husband to live. .8118 came across the name Gustavo Borrrnan very recently and being struck with its similarity to that of ho? missing relative investigated and go on. I. will not trust the fate of la- lbor to politics_ i want congress to give us only our freedom to fight out on all economic basis our battles. l v. ant the travail of sacrifice and the QQtears of our women, if neccesaary. .. 111111118611th tunnel freedom." MCCALL .. BOOK of Fashions Special sale ‘ of fine angora skating shawl, 65c. Silk velour skating shawls, with caps to .1 IL \ . _ (Winter Quarterly) . \‘ For Merchant Marine. 'found that he was her uncle . rd in liilnz ”N Redln m. t h, $1. 98 The convention went on reco HERE WIll BE QUE-IQ” Borrtnan’s wife. who is now Model I NOW ON SALE , New Pocket Frock. QQQma C Q'faxor of an Aemican merchant mar- ‘ Q he Bronx New iork City. ““5 ttilt-Call Pattern No. is authorltv on ad. McCall Pattern No. “‘9 and ”fused m lake momma -——--—-Q1notined yesterday of her husband's Q3335 We are show- - cognizance of naval increases. ' whereabouts and came here today lance styles. Profuse. 6831- 011e 0‘ the new In accordance with action taken at. FOOMI Basket” G'mes ._.flna.‘ - 1‘ ring many other new find attractive de C. J. MlNTZ 81 C December designs. Special sale of silk plaid taf- feta waists, very pretty plaids, all sizes, $1.98 Chinchila ‘overcoats for boys, 6 to 15, special thisweek at $5 50 Q ly illustrated in color. SO. NORWALK .CONNE’CTICUT sew Hotel Machackemo SOUTH NORWALK,’ CONN. QRESERVE TABLE FOR THANKSGIVING DINNER $1 .CO' WITH- WINE 12 to 3 and”5:3o to 8 P. M. Phone 980 \ .1111! ._e..._-_.. N Ul is . mlmtmmmmmmm vast Ofllce Clerk! were “405°“- texhibit of valuable and line chickens gage neelvé‘d here today by J. Det- a revious session a committee was QQQ' apgointed‘ to survey the problem of tree, '0'“?! SIN“- andOllllrcliesQ. MP wflls-I, aiunemploymcnt and vagrancy in the *_______ eQPlAY-[D IR“ 3 United States ' The annual observance and A resolution was adopted requiring bration of the festival of Thanksgiv, . NEW ENGLISH GAME the federation to give serious atten ing in Not-walk nil] be, as usual. very: - . ' QllOll ‘0 organizing labor in Idaho quiet. No very special features willv ’ - i The convention will meet next year mark the day Q in Baltimore Q Local people will visit largely out- \lrs “iiifred Bodwell and Mm ‘ The convention “as one of three in oi’town, and there. will be many Sadie E Bodweli entertained a large 'the thirty five of the Federations bl'S strangers within our gates 33- the company of. friends last evening, at tory to pass "“0 the thir_d week ‘Blll‘SlS Of You“ here. the residence of the former in Seymour The sessions were prolonged by sev- In the afismopn the Sixth ComanY' street Trump whlut an English - eral jurisdictional dispute. Action tak- and St Brendons will play basket-turd game new here, was pluycd. en included the following: hall m the Armory. There will be no There were “me tables and the con . , The subject of military preparedness game in the evening tests proved interesting and exciting Gil-[9 coats and “103‘: wonder. “Q was debated at length and a "350'“ M 1 15 001°“ and at 3 15 oclock The prizes were secured as folioWs: ition protesting against military pro 11- football games will be enjoyed at Ladies m3" Miss Mary Everett; se- ganda in the public schools was voted Amusement Park. The earlier 8am'tetmnd, Mrs. Prank Woodward: third. ful assortment of plushes, astra- .m .. . a... .. Q n Q2 Amomuim was “do?“ foppogiinx ‘ ”soon is expected to be my“ at. first John C. Sherman; second, Frank large stand ng army, ut. avor ng .‘ 3.15 o clock between the era. . ory Stevens khafls, COFleOYS, prices as low Q small one to be supplemented by a this city, and the Tarrytown eleven. Qnggz-é $3: £11151ng numbers, _ citizen soldiery, "democratically or-Q Members of Court Edmond do '3 fine supper was aervec as $1 98 to $10 00 ml!“ “1“ “ntmllfil” Aini'cis will hold their annual Thanks-l The Federation went on record as giving Day ball in the evening 1 01’9““! ‘0 my ”“9““ 0‘ the sea'Q Turkey: will be awarded the night animapom MAN EXECUTED. me“ “i . score holders at the about which will mucus Arlz, Nov 24 41131-193 Q industrial unionism as opposed to .be held at 10 O'CIOCK tomorrow morn- Bean, an American electrical engineer, CHARGE ACCOUNTS existing craft unionism w" reflected ing at Dorlon's Point under the sun- whose body was found today. near ' An eight hour day for all 00'9“ Qpicel of the Norwatk Gun Club iPuurtocitos, was executed last Novem~ [ .. L . ment 931910?“ and 1’9“" ll” W'Q The Norwailt Poultry Anoclntlon'I ber 20, according to a telephone mea- \ , _ , . A QlTULL Q’ «Salim 00‘” m°‘““°“° "m ““9““ “- Will be held all day tomorrow. lion. Bean had been in Cannon for . t . ' follows. Q Both local theatres will have strong eight years, employed by the Cananea - Urslnz the establishment of a sov— ,holiday bun. At, the Palace NuncclcOmudma Mining Company as an Q :5" Q . - ‘ . .. 0111mm bum“ of safety; tavern}! O‘Neil will be neon in wmliitn Fox's electrician. He is laid to have rela- . Q 'Q Q . , ’ _,, ‘ - ‘ . 8076111me ovumhlp at telegraph production "A WomanH-Put" ,Atthg “you in Bridgeport, Conn. Q A . i It? i _ . Q . . b . _. . ‘ . . ‘ ’ . . . ' . . a
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