out in the Sound
,; gay with mermaids.
“a and song. .
8.—Just new 'we had an-'
‘ bite—which means we
more ooaliniight.
ill
s
’1: try to repair that
; GE BATTERY by add-
- have the defect remedied
, BATTERY EXPERT.
' down batteries, batteries
iWon’t; work and won ’1: hold
‘charge, ” batteries that are
‘ : giving trouble can be put
, I: T CLASS CONDITION
Wasted to OUR CARE.
‘Gmnplete equipment and ex-
work. .
fleasonable charges.
.siorwalk Storage
' Battery" Co. '
“ '12 NORTH MAIN ST.,
makes unreal when our
are cast in such roclg
hid-bring the battery to
«r -‘*
o “I
one" SOME‘BREEZY TALK. a "3.?
hsoqgandwmmdon‘tdoitegainl
t
The Hatch a. Bailey co.
BOSCH SERVICEfiTA'IION “
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SWA WM”
WHITE TRUCKS ' I
WELDING AND man I
Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1360 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT 8T. ‘OINORIWALK.
It you made is. blunder cream wane-mg
Themhnoneedotitwhenyonoangetyinrflhgle
equippedeoea‘eily-with col-ems mower: yogi
comeinwe’lltellmwhatit’lleosgtomakoyonrhoaaecofn'.
(canned not: First Flee);
m-
.bltton m. ‘Inow or
hinted.
water on Sunday will not bother him
in the least. as he has already become
accustomed to the cold atmosphere
and the water unwell. The commit-
tee which is in charge of raising the
modern): which to send him to Enz-
land have also communicated with
machine Weekly in hopes that they
will send a photographer. to film
Stabell as he gives his exhibition.
This will not be the only exhibition
that Stahell will give for on the fol»
lows; Sunday he will so in Stamford
and repeat his diving and swimming
stunt. in order that he may be able
to create interest in Stamford. and
later may receive financial support.
The only means by which funds can
be. raised is through the singing or a
series of dances. the first to be given
in this city on Friday evening. ecDem-
her 12, in the ttfivn assembly hall. The
.. proceeds derived will be, placed in a
local bank and then arrangements for
a dance to be. held in Stamford will
WONDERFUL BARGAINS ‘
IN meanness coals, ems, DRESSES mm smile,
for women and misses.“ m were” ‘
~..
‘ Also a Beautiful Line of LINGERIE UNDERGARMENTS
which grill make very acceptable Xmas gifts.
tel. 336—2. South Norwalk.
I; _ Smith, Underwood,
» W Remington. all other
makes. sold, rented,
repaired Rentals. $5
{ml- '3an \Tqr‘lilnes
sold atstopermonth.
, . ..\>r::-‘
__ Tveemeen EAOnANGE,
Pairfleld Ave“ srlda‘ecsrt. Cmn.
RDERS FOR JUNK
- . 'tely, sent for and best
paid; Phone or send
Sowan St.
$1.441. Tel. 441.
. I‘ NO Successors i
"T 5960i?!“
for the. ,W'eek
, : : *NEW ORLEAN . . 3
*fioLA‘ssEs; '
.Qt.~30c, gal. $1-10
EINE CALPRUNES,
- 21¢
3 Well; the leading ?
blinds, per bag $179 :
mu OATMEAL, i
I ‘ 3 lbs. 20c g
__ BRAND CONDENSED :
,", , a. can ......... . 130
in. ‘ Sl'ULL . I
’ Cottage Street.
VIA
I
o"oogouo.....
t 'VWOOD. Split or "
,..9... 25cab‘asketl
60cabusbel
ed all over town in any
, . 3-13.1441; ,
. ’LJI'EFFRON .1
East Norwalk. l
St, East Norwalk, Conn. I
SHOP EARLY.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
Established 1901.
33 South Main St. South Norwalk.
BestElginCreamery Butter 65c lb
E223. every one guaranteed . . . . '. . . 59c doz.
AmericanCheese . . . . - A--.
.. . .‘ff 35¢ lb.
Compound Lard . . . . . . ...». . . .. . 30c lb.
Best séntos Coffee ... . .. 39c lb-
Best Mixed.Tea . . . . . .- . . . . . . 39c lb.
Seeded Raisins . . . . . . . 15c pkg.
Seedless Raisins .. . .
20c pkg.
New Currants -. . . . . 25c pkg.
'00- o
no}.
a Close ... o .‘r-
o o a
{use a
.-Eoooeeolol‘ulounl-
.Oonl-Iooooooucoo-oe
43c“ COFFEE 43:: w
NO. 1 ROyal Plantation—~The Coffee with the
best flavor and aroma. "
Magnolia or Clover Milk. oer can .
, . . . ..... 20c
Country Sweet Cider. one auart conta‘ne ' i
Nucoa Nut Olemhsevorld’s best. lb. 1. El ..... .‘ .' .' éég
Pure Leafi Lard 1b.“:l5c. Compound. lb. ...... 31c
Aunglgenuma s “Pancake or Buckwheat Flour... '
¥ery .gigslr'gzlnagetafier‘ sound I I I I I I I I """ l3:
erynzt‘alne oaoes..; ........ 7
Blue Label KaroSyruo. Der can ....... 13.1%.?” lg:
. gs;::.l,w(}:umlsior’... ....... ....'......:.20c
Crisco for shortening— . ., . ......... 19c. 33c. 53c can
LaillDDEll‘S Pork-and Beans‘ ......... 2 cans for 25c
prov '\ "gt-Ag:
I - . , . . d._,C:il{es. Rolls. B .
hour at W lute HOuse Brezldel'yEnexltl tt1:
_ ‘% FREEDELIV RY. ._
E .
Been
Etc. every
——.—-—-— ——‘-———-—-————_~_A-m .
- enlsement in :the Evening
; selmltze’s: Corned Beef Specials I
"minivan:
' Phone 1405.
, man’s ,. Grocery
83.Waahinctnn8t . . - .
‘ . _ (um.
ERIsKET CORNED snap-.. . .-. . . . :s. .. . 2. ,itlclb.
PLATE CORNED’BEEF ' ‘ ” I ' '
CABBAGE ........... . ....... ........ ....4clb.
GET OUR PRICE‘ ON CANNED GOODS BY THE CASE
Tomatoes, Peas, Corn. Sauer- Kraut, Spinach, Asparagus
Pumpkin, Beets, Baked, Lim l and String Beans. ' 2
i 'm' -
.. Schzlllze’s Sanitary Markets ,
7 United States Licens- lo. 17.903. " ' I.
« scorn nonwani"\
m I
be made. The committee has many
suggestions on which they are work-
ing and before long they will materiai‘
ize into something definite. which will
be made known to the public. It is:
hoped that Norwalk people will lend
a helping hand in sending :1 Norwalk
man to England to accomplish the al-
most impossible. They can help by
purchasing a ticket for the dance to
be given on the date mentioned.
7 SIX PERSONS
Continued From Page One.
the flames.
exposure.
A large quantity of llllllht’l‘ on ”11‘
:whzlr'vt‘s also was burned. The ("ausu‘
~ fof the fire is undetermined.
i
The steamers Governor hiclnmo and
fQuartermsstcr's Department.
{Gretchen tug T. t}. Hoolwi',
”ling Board stoemm's'lallé Duvnll and .
gNuroicla, the oil tanker “'illlolm Job-
less: and the excursion steamer Dream-
Elan! were slightly (llllllilitl"(l. All these
ivcsso's‘ V'ilt“ in Sllwlliwll's shipyard. '
are e , .
‘ film We EXHIBITION ,;
7- thin in We known to the pub.
, f am will 'tronder it a »
§ ' an “ether one not neared
armies-so will at?! his ‘ob
‘ ' it no. _ ,7
weather conditions trill not lntert. -
with the plane which have been tot-ni-
lt may surprise the public of Nov-
walh Ltobe informed that thbell has
beenenioyific tulip at limo. Point
ever! since the summer resort came
to a close and his plunge into the cold
BURNED WHILE i
Major l’Enl‘unt. of the [Tnilmi States of industr
fs‘
lanand cufl'I.
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mm. LY. Illa. 3, I
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mt
RELIABLE RAIN COATS T00
"3
MORE BLANKETS FOR THE COLDER- WEATHER
run msrnv remove m: can Runners.» Bed Blankets. Indxan Blankets. Plaza
Blankets, Crib Blankets, Blanlret Bath Robe Bets complete with cords and frogs.
WOOL BLANK!“ ALL WEIGHTS AND SEES.
at 3'7.
0 I - I . I ‘ . i .
llsb Coats > for Winter Wear
We call especial'attention to oursplendidline of Ladies' Goats in the newest models and
most popular and well wearing materials. may are most attentively embellished with fur (H.
J 8"“ '3'
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==d“
{rising vote.
l Mr. Rider spoke briefly of his appro
isliou of the honor and of the p ens-
l‘lre he had taken in his long service as have not been felt as heavily as tan
a member of the Norwalk Board of Ed- _ ther west, the Bethlehem Steel Com-
ucaiion.
The meeting then adjourned.
.OPTIMISTIC
REPORTS FROM ' Mi em-
COAL OPERATORS . no additional men were now ng ‘
(Continued from Page )nel.
number of Employee
custom Kentucky. Tennessee and Vlr-glnfl Company ”1 Montana.
ASLEEP IN HOUSE Iginia. that the backbone of the strike
_. libero had been broken; the return to
work of miners at one small mine in
Missouri with the statement that they
as Americans could not see their
of nine on board the Mclnme Wore noighboxs stiff”. and adoption by min-
‘obiiged to jump overboard to escape jars of one West Virginia sub—district
Sevorzil of the men were of a resolution favoring a general ro-_
taken to the hospitalusufi‘m‘ing from turn to work under the 14 per cent.
lwago increase “until a satisfactory ad-
'justrllcllt is made." - , .
On the other hand. cutting off ofIM‘r'O‘n“ l'vdu‘ctlon of passenger
it is said c‘loelric advertising: and other non-cs- freight sortlce.
to have started under one of the «lot-ks. svnlinl use of power and fool. with the
added prospect of further curtailment
3‘ brought to the general pub-
llugvyc lir‘ a l'lilllt‘l‘ gloomy outlook. Some ro- A
:2 floating rional coal directors estimated
Ewelding machine and a snow were do with reductions of Working stalls alw
gstroyed, and the l'gitod Slates Shin ready made or threatened. should the
strike not be broken immediately. the
thrown out
work such would surpa 5s svt'nt‘a‘ limos
nvvl‘ the approximately «loolflod lllllit“
workers involved in the walkout.
‘
o 1 “'
board. It was promptly carried by a Junction issued against the strike had CANDIDATES FOR
PRESIDENT ENDOW: n
,lbcen violated.
l in the Eastern part of the country.
,where the effects of the strike so far
Continued from page ...
pany today had been forced to order
lbanked one of its stacks at North Le- “lit omcc. did is r ‘ r _
ibanon, Pa. it was announced that un- fter can a *5. 9i ‘ D“ ‘4
,loss there Was an early delivery oils‘ma‘f”; Representatno‘s ”1 t}
moat, the stack would be blown “grand lemons state ‘Omttnk
land that because of the fuel situation “om-mated and pistmnm WM
: ployod.
5 Among the many industries forced E, . .~ . , ,
lto close or facing a shutdown in the “‘3 “Mime Pefé‘hlfl'nl lint?“
:West was the Anaconda Copper Mln- ”"3 League Of » “Home. “tn-
I officials :(‘anism stood out. as the mug.
:announcod that preparations were how-“u“ 0‘ the prllhhl‘w‘n } -- .
film: made to close all that company‘s H30”! Democrats and “fa-lg
imines and smelters in Montana. whichI‘-l‘»’*’fi€‘d UH“ League ~oi has;
.would throw 12.000 men out of omploy- am- ”3.“ former “DH-‘1' 1“ ...; -
ment. {latter’ with proper l't mun; . -
' The effect of the minors' strike .'lls<);r‘ml‘I artisan Leanne WK"
threatened to extend to Canada. aMon- ,"d nationalization UL V1211!"
treai report saying failure of the Unit— .“34 1"‘fmll‘f7f‘f _ and in“ . .
ed States Government to furnish the I” will”? Utilities.
three conventions adjourn...) _
day.
The Democratic platform 2
ll
Dominion with 150 (unloads of coal; «mm—...--m..-
daily. as agreed, would cause further’
and
~House- l‘or Sale—~Try W'sni Ad.
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AMERICAN AND CHINESE
RESTAURANT
Regular Dinner 11:30 to 2:30. 40c
Special Suppenincludiug Soup 55c
Sunday Full Course Dinner, 85c
13 North Main Street
11:30 £013. to.
that
Ready-lowest
of
' Iniiriegemfl;
The Leading Store l
e
‘1
Standard Butler .& Egg C0. '
in tho. wooden lmiillm:
.oarly today. (ll'th‘ St'l't‘l‘ljl
«tulllmmtt fnzllilits mm the
Fire department m‘llrial-A
area hero
l’llmtll‘el
st rm)! 3
of the fire (llmsl’wr of l908.
water sorcvn thrown around
burning building“. Ft'rl'l‘tl
the Holmes. The loss was $50,000.
I I
:Schocl Board
His Home” the Mavor
Cnntinumi l“lte‘ll Eighth Page.
.- ‘mm’l‘v r- thvn tiaxlzln (l the board for
its action and l“\"el'ybody stood up
lil‘l'l‘ ll‘l‘y l5‘l‘tl Olll.
The llounl llwn took up unfinished
lmvl'ru m: rm“. x"; “ll 1.0 renPW‘Sllb—
sm'iptiuns to ten ”mins of the School
fuel-0:5: the slip from llzn lumbar ymd.
undergoing r. pairs. 'l‘hn
«plant narrowly (‘St‘i’lllrtl taking: lire.
CHELSEA. .‘l;x»s.. Doc. 3.-- Fire
which destroyed tin“ .- lili‘gt‘.l‘;lg shops
Advises Teach-
ers’ Assocmtlon to Call on
Conditions at the mines today show-
Spvddon ml no amn‘ecinhiv change from yester-
-llii}'. There was no indication of an
intention to resume production in lllP
grout central competitive field. lili-
. hols, ludinmt, “'ostnm Pennsylvanln
l and Ohio. ’
. The output of the surfm-o minhs in‘
called for aid Kansas. being worked by volunteers
,li'Olll other cities lemma: 3 rmwiiilon under promotion of State
and Federal ;
but a soldiers, today promised to be increasfi
Ill" ed as the men not the “halls" of the
to control troll; and their forces were augment-
ed.
The (inventor of Nebraska contllr;
uni to ur-m mrn of his stale to volun»!
lt‘t‘l' work in the mines of neal'bv (‘nnl :
producing slates. and the dispatching
of troops into the coal fluids of Mis-
m-uz‘i was regarded by some as a lore-
Phone 2253
HUBER ICE CREAM
FULL LINE CANDY .
FULL LINE GROCERIES
FANCY FRUIT AND VEGE-
TABLES.
Babel-:d‘PISimong
116 SO. Main Street
runner of attempted stair? operation of
thew minus. From the mine opera-
!hrnlsolvmz. however. came smlit‘
t‘;)xu):~‘lllfih to st-nding inoxlwrioncod
v‘lvu into their shafts. .
The \Vvsl Virginia mines today coni
limu'd to hi3 the chief producers of.
soft cool. as illov have been since in~€
.tt‘l‘l'.
CALI.
J AFFE & ASH
It won't cost more in the begin-
ning, but you will gain more or the
vnd, “’41 buy everything in the line
of Junk—especially Second-rliand’
Furniture. *
12 1-2c1b. \_
Pom! .iuuz ml for 231' use of the mem-
bers. ‘ ’
ill lllt‘ Nu‘n‘llilit‘I'
(,‘biltl \‘i‘vli‘nl‘l‘
the services:
bettering
(litinns
read.
of llxut organization in .T
sanitary and other con-
in some of the
Trsellers’ “Strike" Recalled
semml the manor of it lecture to the-
teachers and others interested in
school work of a lecture by Professm‘
Howard R. Briggs on Simple Teach-
ing of English. Chose services could
be obtained for Friday evening, Dee-
vmhcr 12. on very advantageous
terms.
Severél of the members speaking
all together asked the question.
“But. will the teachers attend a leo-
(no on ‘Thoir Own Time?’">whlch
:I‘l’Vetl to recall that near the closing
(f the last school year it lecture by
l‘i‘ofgssor W’hltnel, was abandoned for I
lmk of an audience when only twa
or Ull‘Ot’ of the 139 teachers gathered I
together. It. was explained through
the columns of the Evening Scntine i
list the lack of attendance by the
ll‘i’nCllE‘l’J was not due to any resent
nent on the part of the teachers
$21“!le the heard. the superintendent
1“." Professor Whitney, but was caused
t-lrough the lack of knowledge that the
gronfol-‘with the teachers' committee.
find. it the members of the Teachers'
ldssociatlon showed a. disposition to
gettond, to,engage the speaker for the
{slate mentioned. , l
g A suggestion that the teachom We?!» ,
.rrmoeedto attending. these lectures nnl
it“thclr own time” we refitted the?
information ' 29, of tactics. hers’
werenow expending 3,15 each for a _
mgdonbfltless bring . the best
i nature was to be held. The board
voted to request the superintendent to
l ' ‘
c we of lectures onset sense hours.
- newsgrmm «use all.
copll’ml of the strike.
or; who walked out two davs 880 in:
A letter which Jrul been overlooked protest against the 11 per I '
m-mting from the incnx'lw lodm' were under
(‘mmuittee proffel'ing their Mute officials to l‘t‘l
schools was lllC‘
llll‘flf‘llt‘ fields. there \"pl-(a l‘epfll‘ts from ’
.rIntlianalmlis um tho o-mfiwnmr '
y . . . . . I nt llml
Superintendent Buchanan then pro-I conc‘udml to institute I I
cecdings. being convinced that the in-:
“ Star. El
Wyoming mm; TELEPHONE 499.
pent. wage}
orders or;
um in work. I
1).. fire.» sil‘ilir‘ W‘lx: not sanctioned.
As: "lInOl's' lenders lfllllf‘d of possl/
oxienuion or the. strike to tho nn-’
F. S. ,LYON
Job Printing
South Norwaik
contempt pro- '
Full Display. ' of I " '
,- Electric ‘FiXtur-es
An invitation is extended to inspect our large and com-
plete line of Electrical Fixtures. Table, Parlbr and Boudoir
Lamps—.1111 the modern electrical equipment; for the home will
be found here priced conveniently for all size pocketbooks.
""“ "H:
We lead in wire installation, because all our work is done
carefully, correctly and safely. We also install motors.
‘ Our'Sloganu‘Wire tor us and. We null wire’t‘or you.‘
ectric t C0.
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Clothes for Men. ill..-
lllell, Boys and {.355 ~
We Solicii than,»
Accounts.
PYREX ,GLASS
Iore very practical “fix-9
cause they are made H" ’
beat of cooking and . .
good looking that 1‘:
directly on the table.
. Glass is acknowle. ‘
the most sanitary mz‘v “ '
intensils requiring c: I
Iing, and has the 3,4. ‘I '
gvantage of extra qr I I
{and high heat capacity. ‘. w
j variety of utensils can ‘2 w ‘
i"Pyi‘ex” were such as l;-
gcatke pans,
casserolc s.
dishes, etc.
ALBERT F. (snug;
25 Washington '89.
PHONE 527.
' PROMPT DELIVERY.
LES HERE iF iT'S HOUSEA '
r4... ..-
OI‘F ICE HELP
IS NEEDF. l‘“
Six calls this week to gm";
positions remain unfilled.
We need more students.
Our courses will soon fit :14
earnest; student for well pawl
work.
2:
Enter Monday.
mm Busutsss
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