. In all the ads. that we
{5 lilave writ our Coal has
_. had the best of it—we
4' scarcely ever mention
-" ‘ Wood, and it is now high
7 time we should. It's Hick-
ory, it‘s Oak and Maple
N - and other kinds that’s just
an staple. In any length
it's sawed and split, for
every size of grate to fit, 3
, or if you wish a good stiff .
task, cut it up yourself— i
but wear a mask. You‘ll I
find it straight. not tough :
Christmas chopping early!
»_ . THE
‘ mums COAL
COMPANY
W. J. Moore
. garners" AND OPTOMET-
nlsr. '
155 Washington St
1 .. r... l
; Floral Tributes, original tie-i
,sign‘s.‘ Casket Coverings of rare
beauty. Moderate prices. Prompt
service. Telegraph communica-i
l tion=with leading florists in prinv
cipaixities in the United States.
“"7309“: Nomad norm ,
23¢. Ma’m St. sonar-Wm, Ct:
\ ’ Phone 364, .
«HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS
lgANGES, Si r.oo to $48.00,
kell Lighting Burners. Sec
7 stock before buying.
7%” ,‘Hot \I'.’ater Heaters . . Sum
in . ‘ 7"} Refrigerate“
ones &’Hoichkvss
7 “'n“ “' Norwalk. Conn.
cod You Buy”
if it’s Shingles it needs. we
service at the right price. Do
I
HOW ABOUT THAT ROOF? ’
in them in both Red and White
222:, threhabest grads being the 18 in Perfection Vancouver Red
. e sre manufsetarci from the may best selected Red
Cedar sewed from live timber—not from stumpage or refuse left in
the forest. Neither are they baked to death in a dry kiln, bat dried
slowly under s modems heat so as to retain the natural life of the
wood. You want the best; we've got them-ask for Port Kelli and
lets get together and figure out a roof that
will give you honest
It now!
THE HATCH & BAILEY CO.
appeal for the repairing of the first
“ iput out of order a couple of yearsI
Hi
Mill “Wis
(Continued from First Page.)
pipe was laid to the h’ome,ond a hy-
drant for fire protection installed, that
the insurance would be reduced about
fifty per cent.
Fire Chief Bogardus was the next
to be heard, and he made a strong
district fire alarm system. Mr. Bo-
gardus stated that the system wasi
WHILE THE SHOPPING IS GOOD
You are sure of first pick, careful attention, freedom from crowds,
and the opportunity of shipping your presents in plenty of time
or knurly—come—do your 1
i
-1 p 1
, “e are De“*lust as far as the nearest letter box or telephone. 1
380. by a heavy thunder shower, and
" Our specialties—Creo-Dipt Stained Shingles, Beaver Board. Ladders. ' . h
LMD _ . .. ,3 it as never been satisfactorily re-
. _ I. . ,.. . w." 1.9 » : > «6.. -.1 "431,. i »
. < “A. , -- . lplired. He said that money has been
. spent for repairs, but as soon as there!
‘comes a hard thunder storm, the
juires are burned out again, and all
the money which was spent for repairs
is lost. "The system in the first dis~
to insure their arrival in time for Christmas.
Dainty Materials in the Domestic
Beer M ‘ d , , lil‘ict,“ said the chief, “is a [shame and
1 S ea an Prov1§|0n C0. a disgrace." He reported that thel
'1 _ ’first district was willin to turn over
1 6 North Main Street . .3 Main Street ‘lheir apparatus, and beg thought unit?
i Smith Norwalk Norwalk. :rhe money for the work should now1
i Phone 1180 3 Phone 881 .be appropriated. (Air. McMahon de-f
i ,clared himself to be in favor of grant~
‘ing the money asked for, for t‘ls pur-;
‘pose.
The subject of the three extra men
was then taken up, and the chief
‘spoke of the need for more help. He
also spoke briefly on moiorizing the
Krisco cut to ' ' ' ° ' - ' - - . - - ...................... 22¢ ll). department. He outlined the plan
Campbell's or Ritter’s Pork ‘and Beans .......... 8¢ can i ‘again' Where me city. by spewing a
Karo Corn SYN! ‘little money at first, would be sure. to
P - . . - - - ----- . ................... 8¢ can save it in the end. The horses, and
Pure Leaf Lard, 31b3, , , _ . . _ _ . . . _ _ _ . _____________ 25¢ 15200 a year for the upkeep of each
Cmpbeil’s Soup H ‘onc, would be done away with. lie
' """ ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' """ ‘ """"""" 86 {also stated that be had received a
'iigure of $20,000 for this work, wind:
3is $10,000 less than the other csti~
mules which he received. The matter
was laid aside for a time.
Id Cottage Street. The school department budget was
E.“ ,Nom‘lk' next taken up, and Superintendent
m
Chapman explained carefully and ex-
“: m'— tensively, every item on the sheet.
Mr. Bell asked why there was an
A STULL
BLUE FISH ........ 16c lb SALMON ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 14c lb extra teacher in the Rownyion school,
TILE .......... . IIIIII 12: lb HERRING lllllllllllllll 8c lb ‘and Ml;.blCli:‘lpml;n replied that it ‘was
impose e or our 1 1c ters to ran-
. _ HALIBUT ............ .l4c lb 53%;:Légps .. . . , ...... 55C qt [“0 ”m an grades. ” ‘
coo FISH ...,.14c 11, ROUND """"""" 35° ‘1‘ in. non also talked about the fire
CLAMS """" 75° Pk escapes on the Rownyton school. He
9 . said that they were in a very dan-
SChnlIze S 3 sanitary Markets gel-oils condition. The. platforms are
32 WASHINGTOT‘I ST. M not large enough for the number who
SOUTH NORWALK 39 AIN ST- would have to gel on them in case. of
' NORWALK. fire, and the. railing is not of sufficient
strength or height, to insure the safe»
ty of the pupils. ,
1 Mr. (‘hapmnn thought flint these
problems were not up to him, although
M...
CHRISTMAS NECKWEAR
An attractive line of‘dainiy neck'wear for,the H l
FfiathAlTED OR ROLLING COLLARS, mudeo lCilia"ilieeam::i“gandy I
‘tflmnshgzoggszttirgegctnd ilci‘.‘ Plain, embroidered or with lace
THE, NEW CHIN-CHIN and MLITARY COLLARS, 25c. and 50c
CHEMISETTES AND VESTEES in lawn, organdy and oriental. lace
low turnover and high collars. 25c. and $1.50. ’
LACE GUIMPEs with long slower; in plain net and lace,
51m $1.59, 31.75
I
in regard to them. .,
A lengthy discussion then took
place regarding supplies and coal. Mr.
McMahon thought that the amount for
coal should be lowered a little, and
9. also wanted to know where next
year's supply would come from if the
money was spent this year.
“We will do the same. next year. as
’we have done this," said Mayor liar-
slrom. “inske another appropriation."
The $4,850 asked for wps then cut
down 81,000. making the'toial $3,650,
for fuel.
Supplies was the next subject to
raise an argument. and Mr. McMahon
didn't see how taxes for expenses to
be incurred in the year's 1916 and 191?
could be. laid now. He put this up
in Corporation Counsel Lockwood,
~" i who replied that the board would
J I. MALLETTE.
'linve to figure on when these supplies
OMER N0RWAI'K MAN IMARK fEASI 0f vare bought. not when they are used.
3 EThe supplies will be bought in July.
”Hops DEAD 0N SIREI. “ANA"KKA" 10 DAYiand will therefore come under this
' 1 > . year's expenses.
Fred G . ' 1 . ! Hanukkah, the Jewish feat of dedl-iit 1221‘:eci:?;“;l;u:ulliem:d82:81:31:
"gm." a mm“ 0f ”“3 “iv": cation. begins today, and extends ovcripense‘ from $7,000 to “.000;
The sum of $100 was added to the
32:15:; [Fifidzzshguneefi- years a reap; a nerimi of cighl days. The feast will'
, was . .
p h ound dead, “the appropriately 0135“" 9d m “‘9" furniture and new equipment list,
Israel s.vnanonuc. which raised that sum to $1,654.55.
1 o'clock yesterday afternoon, in “’21- hem9Q and in Beth
fer street," in that cit '. . 1 : '
5 M" Gregory in lillS Rabbi Soloman Kesslct During the discus‘rsion over the
was well known in Bridgeport. He
CHIFFON RUFFS in black and white, 50:.
BOUDOIR‘CAPS
We have a large assortment of boudoir caps in plain net. satin, and
lace combinations with ribbon and rosebud trimming. Variety
styles and colors. 25c., 50c. and 75c. ’
of
city.
i Turkisk Bath Sets in, Ribbon
he had received numerous complaints
was formerly the proprietor of a paint‘
store at Gilbert & Main streets, and
had also, during his residence here,
been employed in local paint shops.
will be. in gharge of the public service.
The festival ‘0! Hanukkah corres-
ponds to the, Hebrew dnte of.thc 25th
of Kislev. It was established for his-
toric reasons and celebrates the vic-
school telephones, the fact came up.
that the second district officers re-
ceived a rebate on their telephones of
about $30, while thg first district men
were charged the \full amount. “I
Department
Dorothy Dainty Matched Sash
and Hair Bow Sets
1 SASH, 2 1-2 yards long, 2 ribbons each 40 inch-
0
ART CRETONS, pretty designs on hue or pink
bacilgrtmnds. Just the thing for the very popu-
lar knitting bags, sofa pillows, etc.
DOILCLOTHS, one yard wide .....29c——39c yd.
DOILCLOTHS, stamped in artistic designs ready
for working ........................... 50c set es ions. blue. pink or white ...... $2.50 the set
ll
MILTON VELLON for children's nighties and
kiinonas. Appropriate patterns ...... 12 1-2:; yd. COMB'NATION
10c
HOLLY, or RED AND GREEN
RIBBON, 5 yard piece ....................
Umbrellas For Men, Women
and Children
Full size 26 in. or 28 in., handles. »
From the best dollar umbrella made, to live dol-
lars each.
Tied Boxes
CONTAINING '2 large Turkish towels,
size towels, 2 large. wash cloths, 1 bath mat
$3.50
0
.. guest
attractive
SMALLER SETS in some style: 1 large towel, 1
guest towel, 1 washcloth; pink, white, or gold
ribbons, in box ........ - ........... $1.00 the set
Dorothy Dainty Hair Bow
Sets
CHILDREN'S UMBRELLAS 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25
Children’s r... Sets $2.00 lo $7.00
as .
SIX RIBBONS, each 40 inches long: 2 blue, 2 nanny Gin APTOHS.25C. 500, 756, ,
pink, 2 mm ................... $2.25 the box - $1. $1,150 . » ‘ ‘
Ii
ll
ristram 8. Hyatt
Norw elk
Gazette Building Norwalk's Leading Dry Good Store
' \
iNlli L loin Biol 1
~ or i. i. iMIJNDSilN
‘ l
i i
' Miss Anna L. Hedmsn, daughter of.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hellman, of 45 Oar:
borne avenue. was united in marriage;
to Axel G. Amundsen. of Sound View;
avenue, Tuesday evening. November,
30. by the Rev. C. J. Vahlstrom, at:
the Swedish Congregational church,_
on Van Zant street. 1
The bride. was dressed in white silk1
poplin, and carried white chrysanthe-E
mums. The Miss-cs Aims. and Amelis,‘
sisters of the bride, were bridemaids.‘
They were dressed in pink crepe de'
chene, and carried pink carnations. i
The best man was Oscar L. Amund-i
son, a brother of the groom, The‘.
flower girls were Miss Dorothy Peter-i
er 8; Co.
in our clothing sec-
tion weare showing
Mackinaws
—For——
MEN AND BOYS
son and Miss Irene Vahlstrom. who; . .. \“i‘ d
were prettily dr sed in white. The: 3.1;", .-'1~\ I -—an __
ushers were Al in Bernard Wallin andi ..I,. r' \ fi
Hartwick L Amundsen. ,
The reception, which followed the;
. s'l
..\ ,..: x .
J! \ in a- great variety
pretty ceremony, was held at the-
home of the bride's sister. The doc-E .
orniions were palms and cut flowers; Prices From I
l . . .
@\\
1 a}
z//,
Relatives and friends from Brooklyn,.
Stamford, Bridgeport, New Haven and]
l W.
Springfield were present. . .
The wedding march“from Loben-‘ ‘
gren was played by the bride's crin-
lie has several relatives here,
who
sin, Miss Esther Johnson.
KELSEY CLUB'DANCE.
fllws or iii . 1
DilliNlllWN com;
‘ i
can't see through that," said ltdge
Lockwood. :3 f 1
*Thgothd‘ items of'the budget were
then gone over very carefully, and‘
everything was found to be correct.‘
No further arguments or questions"
came up. and the board adjoined to
meet again tonight, at eight o'clock. ‘
__.______..___—.\ .
DEPUTY SHERIFF HOILDS KEYS.
The keys of the building at the, corn.)
lories of the Maccabees over the
‘Syrians. The festival does ‘01 call
{for the cessation fronidnbofi’find is
{therefore regarded as‘wiie of the
lnllnor feasts in the Jewish calendar:
16 REPAIR. Mill on .i
_ noun sulllc
A committee of East Siders, com-
posed ‘tof Councilman lrving i). Rob-
ertson, A. Canevari and G. W. Stutte-
vant, have. started a. petition circulat-
‘ihave been communicated with by the
:Bridgeport police.
.DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
._.._—
The joint dance of the Kelsey Bas-
ketball Team and the Kelsey Club
\vus held last night in the Town Ash”
selnbly Hail, and while it was not a.
big financial‘ success enough was
. e H. Vosbur h, of the? » ' ‘ “
Judge Georg g made to defray all expenses and lime
itv court has handed! .
c . 1a little t0 lhe‘good besides. The damn,
ul
. Miss Alice Gregory. of Norwalk,
who has many acditaintances ,in this
1city, is a passenger on the Scandinav-
fian-Amerlcan. line steamship Heligo-
Lland, en route for Christiania, Nor
way. After a visit in‘Norway she will
1 go to Denmark. end, at the first favor-
rable Opportunity, to Edinburgh, Scot,
gland, where she will be the guest of
'Mrs. Seott Merriwell, one of the lead?
:ers in the English woman suffrage
Imbvement. Miss Gregory is one of
inter on. . ,the organizeréof the Connecticut ‘Wo
e'inviie you to take full Idvam- {man Suffrage association and has
slot-this offer, and to come .
see whether or notyou wish iDanbury at various times. Danbilry
Mrs. Elisabeth Wade.
Mrs. Elizabeth Flint, wife of the
lat: Frank A. Wilde, died Thursday:
afternoon, at her home, No. 5 Elmldownlown
street. 13:: damaged i: ”“333: gigs; a decision in two local civilflng started at 8 o'cloek and continued
0 ren, 1 no 9. e , -- . , , _
lt‘r‘ililhk,c and Hermit] Funeml air-é The judge has granted Attomeyig‘lLHé thcellcntmusrc was rendev- .
er 0: Hsnford place and south My“ rangements will be announced later.1i.ouis Goldschmidt's motion for the! ( .y . vecs orchestra. The” was
smet' the ”m no." of “men ‘5 oo. Mrs. Elizabeth Brown. ‘flllng of a more specific statement lug:L Gina 0f about one hundred fwd
copied by the Nor-walk investment! Marlon Elizabeth Brow n,.,wi dow ofiihe case of MacVay-Walker Company? {Fen .vffive present. and a fine. tune
Company, have been turned over to. Charles E. Brown, died at her home against, .1. .T. Keogh. Attorney Gol $1333 alloyed.- Refreshments cousins»
Deputy Sheriff Edward Doulens. Dud- » . . _ ingv of soda, ice cream and cake new
- , on Silvermlne avenue.“ The deceased schmidt. counsel for the plamtif, , , 1 ‘ .
ley E‘ Hoyt has been gradually mov-- lwas seventy-three years of age, and claims it should be set out what the started. The dance committee ““3 "s
- .~ ing the furniture out of the inVest-. , follows: Leslie Gunther, Ernest Lay-
been i »0 the Eat Si e a kl for con- 1- . . Vi N ll e rch .
n.cliarge of “was? work in motions to :nahliiiigeni‘gto re air? Pm company‘s office. The firm was E “W“ e: :1); on: silsiel'. i‘uiierule air-Q): cuisine 21.093115 arid kwhexfr paid. den. Franlr'Riley, mm” “mm and
’ p obliged to dispossess as a result of the-Rupert, o ‘ "“9 9° '5‘ i y e co ' orneys JOhn McGai-ry. '
lKeogh & Candee represent the de-
\‘w-r
ve i
‘our Christmas
lei: Fons Reserved
payment of a small deposit
it) any article will insure its be-
held for you until you want it
-\
purchaie. ;NeWs. !the dam of the mill pond, off seavww'declsion 80mg against'it in tile case'mngem“tfl have not yet been com- .
‘ i J I ‘ invenue, that the pond may be put in. fRa mond' Brother v The Norwalklpieied- ' ifondant. T051h¥€fifir€bxsglilaT|ONj
.“AR n F. NOA CH: ‘ CARD OFTHANKS. lshape ”for skirting. . ' iinvetriient‘Companyfthse‘ plaintiff’s sew 1,“ , _‘ I i The injunction issued in the Hyman ‘ , - _~
. JEWILER. , . i 1 wish 10 think the.re]a“ves “Ed The Mill Fund is one of the best curing the title m the ”one“; i Mrs. Josephine Brown. iFreemsn versuswmiam Miller case WANTED—PERMANENT PROFITC
AM.” at. ”,Iflorw...‘ friends for their kindness dyeing t o' lindmost popular skating sites in the , . , ‘ -. 1 Mrs. Josephine Brown, “years old, has been ..dl.ssolved by \Judge Vos- able and exclusive agency for the
DEAN—GAY. 'died this morning at'll‘ngh-street.1burgh, in compliance with a motion Thermor Wilterless hot Mtg, Throw"
‘W illness and death, of vmyTsister.»'Miss 'city.- iesiie. Gamble hail siflnw the
Elizarnlrdsslland for unattributed, :committee the privilege .of .uslng the:.
MRS. BERTHA BCHLU-ETER pond. providing ith'e'darn‘ is repaired daughter of Ferris
ntdho committee‘s expense. .. " '
--‘ A petition isntlviafner's and other 'ilodmpn Dean. -‘ of Bridgeport-
stores In “I! third district
sway the_.leaky,, costly and unsanitary
rubber bags, as this bottle lasts a life.
time find keeps hot '12 hours. Address:
P. 0. pos 863. Bi'idleliol'tr Conn. ‘
\iiss Maybe“ L. Gain of NorwalkJMrsfiBrown- is survived by two chll- of the defendant. . Miller it how
guy: was quietly ‘dren, Dr. Franklin fl. Brown-end Min. free to resume bls§ctivltien Attor-
mdn‘uegrmy, ”smasher. 30; toiDsnlel Keogh, of 'Seavlew avenue.,ney William F. Tammany represented
,The'li‘unsrnl notice‘wiil be published to-iMr. Miller. and Attorneyfloseph; R,
,morrow. ' - . [Taylor appeared foi- the, plslntiff. ’1 ’
.m
mm. do‘ useful work well
into rigbe earning ow goo! in-
‘ you etc not.‘ perhapss you - w-W
type a very good .Bentinel . vl)r. Nansen has renounced
landic discoveryof America.
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