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The ”afighfiBa'flfl C°' alumina TRISTRAM & HYATT

if "'9 5mm it needs we have them in E1"!
. both Red and. White _ GAZ
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1'. These are manufactured from the very best selected Red It! .!
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“III In the ads. that we
,,hw writ our Coal has
had. the best of it—we
‘Dcucely ever mention
Wood, and it is now high
time we should. It’s Hick-
ory, it's Oak and Maple
and other kinds that’s just
as staple. In any length
it”: sawed and split, for
every size of grate to fit,
. or if you wish a good stiff
task. cut it up yourself—
but wear a mask You’ll
find it straight. not tough l
.or knurly—come—do your ‘
Christmas chopping early! ;

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THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE

Have a SWitch
. Made

From Your “Own
Combings

If you have saved your hair combings,
bring them to our Hair Goods Section
and have us make them into a switch
or transformation. Orders will be
taken at $1.25

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Cedar aavedfrom live timber—«not from stumpage or refuse left in
“1° “ML Neither are they linked to death in a dry kiln, but dried
810‘“! 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
lets [get together and figure out a roof that will give you honest
service at the right price. Do it: now!
We , THE HATCH & BAILEY C0.
are near—Just as far as the nearest letter box or telephone.
our lilleclallies—-—Creo-Dlpt Stained Shingles, Beaver Board, Ladders.

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G‘d

Governor Marcus H. Holcomb will}
not be able to be one of those sailing;
with Henry Ford on December 4 to}
-. establish an international peace cone‘l
ference with an aim to bringing the;
lgreat war to a close. Governor Hot-l
1" ,comb. who was in Waterbury last
.' 'evening, said that the only way for'
' [him to find enough time to go on the
trip would be to resign his office. “And,
1 do not intend lo do that," added thFi
gm ernor. i

Governor Holcomb was selected as
one of 100 representative Americans,
asked to sail on the Oskar ll. and at";
ceptances have already been received

 

 

 

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Beers Meat and Provision Co.

- l 6 North Main Street 13 Main Street from Jane Addams, Thomas Edison,‘.
, RRIS COAL SOuth Norwalk, Norwalk John Wanamaker and others. The
1 Phone 1180 ‘ Ph 8'8 text of the invitation to Governor Hol-

one I (’00)!) from Mr. Ford. senior: forth the

purposes of the trip, is as follows:—

\\'ill you come as my guest aboard
the ()sltar ll., of the Scandinavian
American line, sailing from New York,
December 4, for Christiana, Stoch-
holiii. and Copenhagen? 1 am cabling
leading men and Women of the Euro-
pcnn nations to join us on route and
at .‘Olllt’ central point to be determined
an international con-

 

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Schulize’s “3 Sanitary Markets

3: WASHINGTON ST.

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39 MAIN ST. terence dedicated to negotiations lead-
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK. in}; to a just settlement of the war. ‘
One hundred rcpresniiitivc Anierin
cans are being invited among whom _ _
I Jane Addams, Thomas Edison utid ' ' ’ ~ ,. - , AVW,‘ “5.-.-.- _ E n
' t“ ’ r - John \l'anatnaker have accepted to MWYER CHARGED wrl".
day. i‘till letter follows. With the
. .‘ KriSCo cut to ... . twcnty thousand men killed every . t
8Pledeghflogg's0MET . . u. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 22¢ H" I twenty four hours, lens of thousandsI NEW HAVEN ASSAUIJ" .
Rlé'f' I Campbells 01' Ritter's Pork and Beans .......... 8c a,“ l maimed, homes ruined, another wint-
- ' ~ A ' i . f a few‘
155 Washington St. Karo Corn Syrup ............... rs . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8b can H biann‘, {1:23:39 'l\::;lu:‘:ur:;e and \ . & 0.
' men out ' ' . . .
Pure Leaf Lani, 2 lbs. """""""" ' 25¢ energy, irrespective of cost in person Hunter's WI“ says She Was lulu, ..
Campbell’s Soup al inconvenience money, sacrifice and Cd ‘
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Sé criticism to free the god will of leu- on. com and Attacked e ave Placed on

 

‘ rope that it may assert itself for 903“" ,
~lllld jusilct‘. with “‘9 strong pt‘ob— iovcrilor Marcus ii. Holcomb ,l’l's-
ability that llllel‘llllliom‘l dwarmflnwm lcrday issticd rcquisition papers for
will "i" “9“"nll‘H-‘hed- ‘ . ‘ the extradition of Granville lianitcr
“EM“ “Hm Tt'iplett. a professor of law with an.
‘ oflico at the. corner of Broadway and
Forty-second street. New York, who is
wanted in New iiavcn on a charge of
conspiracy to attack his sisterindaw,
Mrs. D. A. Triplet, of .\‘o. 220 \\'ads~'
worth street, New York. The papers;
will be presented to the New York;
authorities. Mr. 'l‘riplctt was remand-1 .
cd for thirty days in the West Fifty-'
'fourth street court in New York on
'l‘hanksgiving it is bi-lievt-d that he,
1 will fight the attempt to extradile him.
The New Haven police say that Mrs
'l‘riplelt, who is the wife of a wealthy}
' minister, has been separated frotn her
, Ehusband for some time. They also?
i have audited, say that. her husband. who is now in;

(“(1911, ’rlvp;l§_‘ Pilllflde‘phla, has i l

A. STULL

Sale for Tonight

Our entire stock of coats, all the leading
models, fur trimmed effects, as well
- as plain storm collars

Prices. $10,312. $15 and $20

‘ You can open a charge account if you
lack the ready cash. Make weekly ’
or monthly settlements ,

 

Eaat Norwalk. '

{pollutants in l “"30"” “m“ “l" '
ill walnut in; my mum], ilcnil9203-65 trill $8923.85

! ‘ _ . , 1 . ~ H ' ‘ . " at I
Cows Escape Millikan II. Biad- . time lift and John Dreslller the i , ,
i ley's 38'! «fire Detroys it I Happy Bride and .(ifobfll mm”, mm. ANl-Zi. iiiittslriioil.

‘ ‘ . ~l Not-walk, t‘onn.. Nov. ‘30, 19].").

j ! lull l0m00d Saved Fromm,“ mm A. llitrstrom. Mayor.
WESTPORT, .\‘ov. :57.»One horse' Jail Norwalk (‘onn

was burned to death yesterday, but? ‘ . . . ’

other animals, including several val- [flour Mf'ld— . ,1

‘ liable cows, escaped front a tire thatI -._-..__. A“ per mm unhH. (‘

ldcniroyed the large barn on the farm To ”"3 “PM“? accompaniment 0' [he mp?” of 5.”. R.- i".

:“l William H. Bradley at Colleytown. wedding bells. 90"“ whistles. been?“ me, 1:“?3123, ",1: ,1“, M,“ of mv‘ man represented himself to he a real

inertia of this town. insurance will “”4”" pitchers and 3 ”0"]? 0‘ rum; some 0 ‘ 'illd l have G6 estate broker and giving the name of ~

,cover all losses. Several small build- ‘ n.. _.

the Norwalk police had a busy time “no“??? and by”: b i f summer)“ Wilson but who the police t-say was Vi 7‘ ' ” ” “
' ~ ' ' ’ i l to repor . G r e . v ,
mes. adiolnlniz the barn. musht fire f“ “ f” "‘°““"““‘ “‘8‘ “5"" and ”"9 lan agent of Tripteti. called 0n the "AIRWAYS [ME 10 Il“ n ’
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:4 Cottage Street.

Eloral Tributes, original ae-l
$8113 Casket Coverings oi rarcjllmRSE ls BURKE”
beauty. Moderate prices. Prompti
service. Telegra h communicaw
tion"with leading ‘florists in prin-"
Mfipai cities in the United Sfates. j

. South Norwalk‘ Florist» "
a Seam St. ‘80. Not-walk, Cg:
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succeeded in rounding up a number or ”‘9 “9‘““9‘1 “‘“W'W-‘m follows: i . . ,. ,
of old offenders whose ideas of good Tm“! amount received """J8'203'65 "1113)::tifmle‘vlh‘nhsorile gilegt‘riz‘
times did not meet with the up 1'0"“!th amount mm by Mr. W. 1p . g '

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} .DEATHS AND FUNERALS». .-
, of the law. And as an ufterwath, Lillvl I" Scarlett "WHO“ to 'were in '- .. h lied h ‘ t

,. . , ‘ , ’ . ' ”00700 promo» 9 as et 0 go ,
‘1 Min Eliza T. Blrdaall. ‘giltigntIlj John Dreamer were mauled,“ above statemim ........ — . to New Haven with him, saying that on the evenln of December 0 [net “Work" as a means of grace, an m-
. W ‘ I Miss Eliza T illrdsail of West we av nderlnll “ill spend ninety . he had found a prospective purchaser ‘ g " ,Bpirational joy and the ideal ~ f
g“ k . no he in d'ed l ‘ ev ing in thc‘ days at Bridgeport. accompanied by. 1'0“” "399““ ---------- ‘9'203'65 for the properly Connecticut Waterways League, in th:a Christian to folio l' “\lw 01‘
. . - n , r n, l as on . . i . . ‘ .. - , w llS . at r,
HLADQUARTERS non GAS,suerm nGGpnGi. Gee.- G brief ill- JP“ ”“1“” “d “”5- M“‘“' “W . . . 5"”""“""' l “1““ “9““ *‘ “W"“H‘l‘me‘ :;'1‘°‘1.?"“"’"§°‘G°if’i thLCflxuSim‘WhO “'9'“ “W" “mg 30"“ “SSS”
,., time will be take-en up for only tlilrtrllmlt‘d bullies “minus? & 'and waited inlhe grill room for some “ s 9' me °' “ “c '“ “' topic of an illuminating address as.

I eluded. will probably hold member-

: RANGES. 311.00 to $48.00, ‘ noes. She was a retired school teach- _ , _
G- l days at that hustling city. . g irrigation Co. ............ 86.9%.70' time without any customer putting in liver-ed last evening by Dr. Wallace

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Qelf. Lighting Burners 5“ 'er, and a member of the Darieo Con-

. : ‘ . 3 ‘ The trouble all started in Mechanic E. E. Crowe, 2,500 Postal an appearance ping" a woman if Fl h

f 01W 19“ befor b - . gmgationai church. She was well— . -. , _ , »- - y ' Tmrters of the Pe uonn Y - nc , of Stamford, who was the
. a C “Yin! l street. where Unilerhill, Mr. and Mrs, (ards .................... 20.00 “m ‘0 be a Mrs. Allen, arrived am, ‘1 q 00“ acht principal speaker at the rally of the

ca. Hm Water Heaters Sum: “W“ “a ”mine“ 1“ ““"en‘ She Dit‘slller Philli ~ ' ' ' ~ '- ' ' Club 0" Call'Omla Street 3 ld 1'1
,, -- . ps and several others Dr. \\. E. Brttton, Executive the three wem to a room to put the . ' ,i l‘ 8890 - A. , , . p
‘ ' ‘ About a month ago a meeting of the \orwalk group 0" P‘p‘mnh ”agu“

 

--'”3’ m 1. survived by a sister, Mrs. Bertha reside and all ver all [bee At ‘ ‘t 10 00

1., 1 . Bcbluetz, of Darien, and two brothers ' - ‘ 0 a D 0 ‘5 \ commit 99» --------------- “-_ deal through. Mrs. Triplett told the representatives of a majority of the hold in the First M. E. Church. or

0 en & H hk, , , George Birdsall of New York, and Underhills apartments, the evenlng 'lools ....................... 10.00 police that she had just stepped in. ' d ’South Norwalk.

‘ n 3’ oxc 5‘ Frank Jlirdsall of Los Angeles Call- repast was being prepared. Phillips Tm““"°“‘“”°“ ------------- 6-65 side the room when “Wilson" tried ‘0 :0“ 3:31“ :fctiliisilztsszasahg “8233‘ The rally was presided over by
: , . . . ' . 3 _ a G . , . - . cqu oc , - , ‘
Gwall q, Nor-walk. rm fornia. Funeral services Wm be held was the chef, \irs Mills was insistent paid W. L. Seatles ......... 1,000.00 look the door and two men tried to inittee was a olnted {0 prepare a Ralph Bedtent, who acted as chain
-. and the balance of the cm“ were en- Labor ...................... 1,361.96 hold her. She screamed, broke'away pp .mnn. A devotional service was con-

charter and by-lawe for the proposed
league. This committee has complet-
cil its work and the charter and by—,
inws will be presented for adoption.
at the meeting of December 2.

It is expected that representatives

Tuesday afternoon from the late
ihome at 1 o'clock. Rev. Hepbert
Brown, of the Darlen Congregational
,church will omciate. Burial will take
iplace in ‘the family plot. Highhridge .

Rev. William
our main. Rev. James Solandt, field ‘
secretary of the Connecticut Tempor-
ance Union, added to the interest of
'the session, by presenting a few facts

... $8,923.85
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'ducted by the pastor,

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from the men. and succeeded in ca-
caping to th railroad station where
she took the first train for New York.
1 T‘ cw she notified the police. The de»
scription given of one of the men and

 

gnged in the healthy occupation of I

“souplns “ll “‘15-" A lamp “'33 0V3“: Total expenditures
turned in some unaccountable man- Balance .011 hand ............
rer, the apartment was pitched in. Refinemmny submitted,
darkness. Underhill lost hlsotemper. WILLIAM E. KEISIJER,

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Barometer of the

 

' " . -°“"‘et°r-V' and ordered \irs Dreshler nee Zitt‘ ' b t d l t l d t the '
. ‘ . . - ~ - . . su seqnen eve opmen s P 0 - , 'coricer n” ' —
ipfical BUSHIBSS _ , , 'our of the house a pitcher was bounei . Auditor , f T i i it from the boat clubs in Stratford. Mll~ hi 5 the “OWN“ liquor 00"
, . Dominik Mariaco. . h h d fin 1 t from the The following contributed $100 or “"93 0 I‘ll9 - f. rd Derb' Shelton Fairfield Black.diti°“s'
9‘1 on er ea 37 98 ~tnore than that amount to the mos- J ’ L , Following the presentation or “‘5

Rock, Meriden, Hartford. New Haven,__
Middletown, Stamford, New Madam.
Darien. Greenwich and this city will.

ptog'ram the home league entertained
their friends with” refreshments and
ocial hour. \

quito fund; INORWALK LIBRARY DIRECTORS
'John J. onvanagn, 5100; my of, MEET-

scene, Patrick Cunningham was the

Dominik Marisco, son ofuliir. and ,
'luan-time hero who saved the young

Mrs. Benjamin Marleen, died last eve»

true City

.The pressure upon our ser-
ice for eyeglasses is increas-
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ning in the Nbrwalk Hospital. 'Be-
. sides his parents he is survived by
two brothers, Anthony and Blagio.
’irunerni services will 'be held Sunday
morning, from the late home, 10 Mon-
roe street. at 9:30 o'clock. Interment

blushing bride from possible death,
the police swooped down and took
part, and Rev. Barto put the finishing
touch to the affair by joining Miss
'Iitt and'hlr. Dreshler into the happy
bonds of matrimony. At Judge Lock-

Norwnlk. $1,500; W. N. Earle, $100;
Henry C. Eno, $100: William P. Eno,
$l00; James A. Farrell, $200; John
‘Sherman Hoyt, 5100; F. E. Lewis, 2d,
3100: John McMullen, $100, Mathews
Estate; 3150: Mattress Institute, $600;

The monthly meeting of me Board
of Directors of the Norwalk Library
was held last evening. Members pre
sent. were: Dr. J. C. Gregory. Presi-
dent; Mr. John P. Treadwevll, vice
president; William A. Curtis and

attend the meeting. and that they will _a 5

take cu; membership for each mem ! LABOR MEN ELECT OFFICERS

bet of t so u ,' .._ i DAY.

MEXICAN 'Pass‘snesa sanvrcs
RESUMED.

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?SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27.-—’l‘he el-
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27“? clude today the work of the ninth an-
ntlal session of the building trades de-
partment of the American Federation,
Labor which has been in session her-g

Judge H. W. Gregory. Excuses for
unavoidable absence were received
from Mt: John T._.Hays, Seymour
Curtis and T. C. Balcom .

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Nov.
l‘hrough passenger service from
Washinizton to Mexico City by way of
Pledras Negros, Saltillo and Torreon.

. _ all this week.

Will be established in a few days, it , , 13
was announced today,after a confer-'- The International Assocration l.

. Machinists and the international
ence Of Southern Pacific and lnterna- Brotherhbd of Boilermakers and iron
tional and Crest Northern Railroad Shipbuilders, who were expelled from
officials with Alberto Pam, Director- the department yesterday on the
(.eneral Ohm-9 National Railways 0’ ground that net ier organization is a
Mexico. 'bonafide building trade organization,

The‘So‘uth‘ern Pacific “”53”,” to are hot expected to abide by the ac-
ilupply at once 5'0“) freight cars, (my. fifth of» the Department without a con- .
passenger cars and other equipment""tegt. C. W. Fry, of Chicago,a delegate
until such time athe Mexican mll-‘gmm the,machinlsts' unlon,‘se;ved n0-
mads mm beféutblled with their own' tlco ("tithe department after the vote
equipiné'iil, negotiations for which are, waa7~takolt that an appeal Would he
now' under way with American] taken to the American Federation of,

"ay'. 6 you a“ in “moi eye will follow in St. Mary's cemetery.

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finalists. ‘Optometrlau, Opticians
Atlantic Saul", maford. Qt.

‘ ‘ 9 Sat. ‘E‘venlufllg, Eat. 18W.

wood’ court this morning,” blessings
were sdestowed upon the young bride
and groom and as a wedding present,
the honorable judge nailed the charg-
es against them, while he sent the
balance. of the participants to Bridge-
port and reform. Officers Mart/ay.
Payne and Dorney added materially to
the success of the affair by their
presence.

Lewis Hamish, $200; New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad, $100:
Country Club, 3125: A. B. Patterson,
$100: Raymond Brothers, $110; R. &; In the absence of the secretary the
G. Corset Company, 5100; M. D. Ran-l “gm,“ acted as clerk. pins as fol.
dall, $100; S. Frederick Taylor, $250: laws were audited and order sent to
Town of Norwalk, $1,500; Town of the Commissioners: Salaries, electric
.Darien. $150; A. I). Wadsworth. 3175. mm, petty expenses, insurance.
I Eprintlng, books.' .1
CARD op THANKS. I The report for October showed.
\Ve desire to publicly express our b0“ given out 10 be 5-111 and “t‘
,sincere thanks and gratitude to tendsnce, included in above 9,711:
g . ,. _ l friends and neighbors, for their kind Books mended in work-room 25.
.. ~ . ~ .. Mrs. Anne Marie ~Johnson, of 216 assistance'und condolepca in the death Fines paid over to Commissioners, 34.-
.- ° "‘"M If he 93'“??? F10 Williamch-l‘liicks.“ ' 50“”! Main street, "‘“d Frank of our late mother and " ndmother. 06. , M ..
. 12:13 “4.119 uses the Sentinel Daniel SIS bid of nodding. was"Schlbrska, were married, Thanksgiv- m5" and. Mrs. ‘ “10K W.“ S‘The librarian reported that copy for
. .' I’l'or lalo'l columns.- 'Cajt’choaen president for tbe4comltig'yearflngieve. November 24th. by the Rev] xxapp and grandchildren. -the new Year Book would comb the
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Reddlng Man Chosen President of

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The annual meeting and luncheon
of the Yale Alumni Association of
Fairiield county. was held at‘ the Uni-_
varsity club yesterday afternoon, that
council meeting at 1 for luncheon, and
. . " " ‘ . , , lthepeneral meeting was at 2 o'clock,
‘ -a"WtSE MERCHANT. ,'_iwhi,éh was presided over'hy President,

 

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BO. - ‘ ”reelected secretary and treasurer. ‘ town-Baptist church. 35 l ~Advertiae l‘n nggumml,‘ “ ,Dec. lat; / builders. l‘Labor at Baltimore next year, ’ ~
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