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WEATHER REPORT.
New Haven-Pleasant weather pre-
vails all sections. High pressure area
is con lover the middle Atlantic
states and low pressure is central in
the northwest.
Forecast for New Haven—Pair to-
night and Wednesday; slowly rising
temperature Wednesday.
Edward Meeker and family. of Nor-
walk, spent Sunday in Georgetown.
A son was born Saturday night to
Mr. and Mrs. Fabian Soderstrom. of
Taylor avenue.
—-We make our Candy. Lane.
Norwalk’s contingent of New York
commuters have a holiday today. be-
cause of the election in that state.
The ladies' Guild of Grace Church
will meet with Mrs. George Clark. Nor~
walk Park. Wednesday. at 2:30 p. m.
Miss Florence Hitchcock. a graduate
of Smith's College. is a guest of Dr.
and Mrs. Dexter Hitchcock, of'Wes:
avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Athertou. of
West Woodstock. are guests of Mrs.
Atherton's sister, Miss Clara M. Ryder.
of Lynes' Place.
James W. Duffy. who was injured on
October 2. by falling through the rail-
road trestle at Norwalk has been al
towed to leave the hospital. thougirhls
Injuries have not fully healed.
-—Steam Carpet Cleaning at Luther
ll. Wright's.
William 153 Guthrie. formerly night
watchman at the car barn of the Con-
necticut Lighting and Power Company
has been presented with a handsome
gold mounted pipe by the employers
of the road.
chas Haymakers' Association met
‘ last night and conferred the degree on
Refreshments were
act-veil after the work. A new hayloft
with be instituted by Coekeuoe Tribe.
[Incas Tribe
will meet tonight to confer the Adop-
nlno candidates.
in Norwaik. next week.
stow degree on several candidates.
General Russell Freer will
the
tie ups-Isa at 7:05.
3 West ”strontium
ind , min _
lslan.
”lwrlut minds.” 11111
- lag tonight in oust” Pitur‘s barber
1111 Jim. .1111 {Sill cm»
, who ' desire
change of advertisement, must have
the copy for the change in the odlce lay
e t c
3 the late Eli ‘11. Bennett was held at
. at. Wilson's Point.
‘ allow .1 compile from 11.8. Cont Sur-
. league will be held in the South Nor
,. walk Methodist Church Tuesday. Nov-
- ember 14.
night. December 81h.
1 Samuel Richards Weed as superinten-
won Thanksgiving day if up-t to—date fur-
go to
Bridgeport tomorrow night to muster
and inspect the field and stud. hand.
hospital corps. machine gun and Cour
panics B. E and K. of the Fourth 1mi-
lcnt. He will be accompanied by men-
hsra of his stall and several pacer-I of
W
3111. and Kit. Aland”
ell-our
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New 11111, are at sir cottage
for a 11‘s. days. -
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m'Afternoon
The Barbers’ Union will hold a meet-
of
ii
shop in Washington street.
Je Wrig and family are via;
115112111111; 3s3t‘1‘r‘oet to No. 1 West. mave—
nus. roar of Pine street.
.Mu. and Mrs. Edmund Zelufl and
daughter, Nina. have returned home
from a visit to Philadelphia.
~Fresh Hams. lie "1.: bags Lamb.
12c ih.: Fresh Sparerib, 10c 1b., It the
Public Market.
The dual accounting of the estate of
the
Nearest): Probate Court. yester-
day. ‘ '
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The State Convention of the Epworth
Mr. and Mrs. William Sheiller. of
Bath, Pa. spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. William A. Stevens. of South
Main street.
Mrs. John J. Brummer and her
mother, Mrs. Ellen Saloon-of Wash-
ington street. have gone to Newark to
spend a week.
First Lieutenant William Lounsbury
commanding the Fourth Section, Bri.
gade. Signal Corps. was in South Nor-
walk this morning.
~Horse Clipping. L. M. Wright's.
A schooner loaded with lumber run
on Dry rcef, Saturday night. and lay
there all day Sunday. She did not ap-
pear to be damaged.
-
Courts Mahackemo and Narruk. Por-
esteru of America. will hold a joint
concert and ball in Arion Hall. Friday
As Mrs. l’hlnney is to be out of town
for a few daysfthe class in literature,
of the Business Woman's Club. will be
postponed to Tuesday evening. the ltth
inst.
The pupils of 5113.. F. I). Lawtou's
grade in the Franklin direct school sent
11 large basket of fruit and flowers to
the patients in the Norwallt Hospital
last week.
The committee in charge of the
Prince of Egypt desires every member
of the mat. to be present tonight at
7:30 o'clock. in Music Hall. for a full
rehearsal.
—-Plenty Peanuts ln Brittle at Lane's
Miss Cassie St.
John will succeed
dent of the Brookside Sunday school.
Mr. and Mrs. Weed will spend the win-
ter in New York.
E. E. Gorbam. the East Side painter
and paper banger. tells some things in
a new ad. today that it will pay you
to bear in mind When you are thinking
of having your house renovated
The Golden Rule Circle of King's
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Crum-
mnn. Camp street. on Wednesday even-
ing. November 81h. instead oftFriday
at 7 p. in. Please bring thlmblee.
Your turkey will be better relished
nitule adorns your dining room. You
will find a handsome stock at moderate
prices at A. J. Collins & Company's.
A blast set off by Salvaior Chariot
while digging the cellar for John Wea-
lcy Duke's new house in Woodward
avcnuc, one day last week. smashed
thirteen panes of glass in nelghboriul:
houses. \
——Spcclal sale of Stoves. F. .1. Curtis
\
advertirmg
Telling yo3u3 matters of fact.
,- 1 condoned by any bullish-3
of cy. no noun phrases or ornamental bloquence of any
sort. Encompass. intense,d . ‘
point earnestness forms the chief characteristic Of our
‘ ht. straight-twitc—
1
We want to3 be believed; we want to drive every
statement made about our goods and prices straight
home to your inner consciousness. so that your mental
00111111011111. “that“ sounds true." .
Values crowd each other as the season advances,
they clamor for a place In print, perhaps one in twenty
2618 it. Here are someof the favored few:
SOME RAT'I‘LING JACKET VALUES;
Sounds a bit alangy. perhaps. but it:
expresses just the meaning that wcj
wish to convey. Such stylish garmenisi ,
at such little prices would make a noisei
most anywhere.
Ladies' Black Keraey Jacket Double—
3;“"33' Stiched Back, Satin Lined
8
ladies' Castor Kersey Cloth Jacket.j
Double-breasted. Sill:i
Strap Scams.
Lined. Pearl Buttons. 55.98.
Ladlea’ Navy or Black Melton Jac-;
ket. Box Front, Seven [town Stitching,
Fancy Pearl Buttons. Silk Lined. 58.49.,
Ladlee‘ Black Melton Jacket. 801'
Front. Round Cut. Black and Whitei
Stripe Satin Lining, Special, $9.98..
\ ,
KNlFlNO THE DRESS STUFFS.
BREAKING RECORDS IN SELLING
WINTER UNDERWEAR.
We've got the goods to do it with;
? we've got the rationale do it with. and
Cot too many of certain lots; a back-3 with your sr'sslstance we'll do it.
ward season is to blame for it. Thsy' "3
move thod'gh and move quickly when‘
these prices get trained about.
38~lnch All-wool Dark
Check Dress Goods. 49c yard.
4.5-inch All wool Serges and Whip 3
cords. in Drab. Navy Green and Car
net at 59c yrrd
54-inch All-wool Fancy i‘lsids. suite
able for Skirts, at 98c yard.
58-inch Allswool Skirtlugs. Plaid
Back. at 51.39 yard. '
SHAKING or run leKB.
Price breaks among the makers
means price breaks among the Incr-
chants. The consumer here gets the
full benefit of the double break. and it
means something from a money any.
lug standpoint.
24 inch Gloria Silks in Plain and
Two-toned Ellects. for Jacket Lining
49c yard.
30-inch Changeable Taffeta Silk.
Hcavy Quality 73c yard.
18—inch Dresden Waist Silks.
Designs. 75c yard.
20-inch Stripe and Figured Silks.
Extra Good Quality for Walsts. at 89c
yard.
New
BOUND TO TALK BLANKETS.
Many a. woman who reads this will
1ch bound to buy blankets if money
saving plays any part in her money 5‘3
spending.
10-4 White or Gray Canton Blankets.
49c pair.
11-4 Cray Domet Blankets in Red or
Blue Borders. 69c pair.
11- 4 White Extra Quality Blankets
in Red or Blue 11011143,." 50 pair.
11—4 White Wool‘ lankcts in Var-
ious Colored Borders. 82.50 pair.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Men's Fine Camel’ I Hair Shirts and
Drawers 49c
Men‘s Fawn Merino Shirts and Draw-
“"mm“ ers in all sizes. 75c
Men' s Flue All-wool Scarlet Medicat-
ed Shirts and Drawers, good value at
,‘ 5125. for 081-.
Men's Medium weight Flue Austra-
., llan Wool Shirts and Drawers in all
sizes. $1.00.
WOMEN'S l‘NDERWEAR.
Women's Jersey Ribbed Vests and
Pants, 25c kind at 191-.
Women's ,Plne Camera Vests,
all sizes, with Pants to match. 49c.
Women's White Wool Jersey Ribbed
Vests and Pants. 981-.
Women's All-wool Scarlet Under-
wear. sizes: 2 to 44. at 98c.
HERE ARE SOME BED SPREAD
VALVES.
Staple as corn 111 the “crib Seldom
talk about them when prices are nor-
mal but in this case though the val-
ues remain the same. the prices are
badly twisted. Please read on. .
Full Size White Crochet Bed Spredds,
at 651‘.
Extra Size Crochet Bed Spreads. Spa.
cial at 89c.
"Pull Sized Marseilles Bed Spreads. It
.49.
Extra Size and Quality Marseilles
Bcd Spreads. at 81.771.
EVERY DAY 1’01? NEED NOTIONS.
Not every store though is willing to
sell you notions at the little prices
charged here. Witness.
Mourning Plus, Assorted Box.
box. 3
Hooks and Eyes. two. dozen on card.
213 card.
Safety Plus, The Calmac, all sires,
4c card.
Heir Pins. handmade. three packages
for So.
Hair Plus. assorted sizes in box, 51:
box.
Darnlug Cotton. 8 ply, two spools for
in
21:
Thread, Best Linen Finish. Full
Measure. 3c spool.
Busting Cotton. 500 yard spools. 4c
spool.
Corset Clasps. Sateen. Drab, White
or Black, 8c.
(‘orsct Steels. Patent Lock Clasp, 10c.
"ucmlni" Dress Steels, the best two-
wire, lie down. ~
lledl'ern Dress Stays. 125513 doaeu.,
d.l\.¥i965&@
114 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
& Co., corner Knight and Wall streets
Miss Agnes Hill. of South Norwalk.
spent yesterday with Miss Annie Mc-
Man. of (lay street. Miss Grace Valen-
tine, of Norwalk. passed yesterday vis-
ltlng Miss Anna Casey. on State street.
-—Stamford Republican.
E. H. Lawrence spent yesterday in
South Norwalk. “Mrs W. W. Bloom, of
Franklin street. spent yesterday In
Norwalk Miss Mollie Ryan. of Nor-
walk. was in Stamford yesterday mak-
ing a cull—Stamford Telegram.
The recent storms. oysterman 311.11..
have not injured the natural beds. The
seed has been distributed some, but not
covered. Engineer Sanford of the
Shell Fish Commission. is reported as
saying that the beds had been badly
damaged
A box of literature weighing 150
pounds. for the soldiers In the Philip-
pines. has been shipped by the Norwaik
Chapter D. A. 11.. on the United State»
transport Thomas. The contents can
slated principally of ag 111 of periodlr .
rain from Rev. and Mrs. T. K. Noble.
The Eureka Rebekah lodge. No. 42
l. O. O. P.. will visit Charity Lodge. of
Bridgeport. Thursday evening. Novem-
ber 9. leaving the South Norwalk de-
pot on the 7:05 train. All members
are requested to go. as Charity Dodge
will work the degree. and a pleasant
time is assured.
latest from Norwallr. who will
~01" children Lsas's Isa m
ours.
box or telephone.
Merit counts in grain as in anything else,
and first quality in grain is impossible unless
the grain is freed from ,dirt and waste. as is
It is not possible, to get better qualities or
prices elsewhere-11 is absolutely impossible
to get the same economy anywhere else.
Bur 011's Tun's 01.11411.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
I am near—just as in as the nearest letter— .
’11 You Can’t See
on account of Broken Glasses or because lenses do not lit your cycs. you can
find a remedy. at
H 5. R000 5,
Jeweler and Optician,
18 SOUTH IAIN BTW.
.0 SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
- [tits
all the lace we resolve.
hire. Thomas 1". Sabin. of Union
avenue, is visiting in Yonkers
M
Welcome Stranger Lodge. loss of St.
George. will most this nosing.
m
[rank Pollard has released the
Glendenlng place at Si ‘ ins.
‘l’atrick Slattery will more 111- bar-
. ber shop to 11 Main street, Nmalk.
The Norwallr are nun-.... will
hold meeting: this evsuiu.‘
The directors of the Norwalk Golf
Club, will meet this evening.
The class in German will meet at
the Central-glob tomorrow morning.
a—JI-1----—----—-m1--~
Clinton K. Hunter, of New York.
spent Sunday at his home in Norwsllt
-Pure 001. and cream. 51: cup. Lane's
The 11113; barge Wyoming 1- 11 any-
mond Brothers' wharf with a cargo of
con .
Miss Mary Clune. of Norwallt. has
returned home from a visit in Hart~
ford.
1......“
The handicaps are being arranged for
the Catholic Club pool and billiard
tourney
The Connecticut State Grange will
meet in New Canaan on Saturday. No-
vember lS.
F—I—I
Miss Jessie Noonan, of Danbury. is
a guest of Miss Jessie Pickett, of Quin-
turd place.
Fred S. Ambler. of Union Park. is
improving rapidly from his recent scr»
loua illness.
The case of Plait Price vs. Calvary
Baptist Church has gone over until
next Monday.
Miss Ada Waterbury. of Harbor no
one. who has been ill of typhoid fever.
is now able to sit 11p.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 5‘. Bishop leave
Norwaik. tomorrow. for their winter
home in New York.
Mrs. E. J. Thomas, of ”(West ave-
nue. has returned home from a visit
to New York and New Jersey.
lines are payable at. the meeting of
Pioneer Hook and ladder Company to
night. Roast beef will he served.
Mrs. llanford Day.‘of Lanslugburg.
N. Y.. is visiting at the residence of
Levi i‘. lianford. i Belden avenue.
—-The imperial Crown 10c (‘igar )s
1111 good as two-thirds of the imported
cigars that sell for double the price,
The directors of the Norwalk Busi-
ness Men‘s Association will hold 11
meeting at the Norwalk Club, this evo-
nln'g.
‘in the case of George Gregory vs.
James D. Jennings. Judge Frost has
granted the defendant‘s motion for a
more .sneclilc statement of accounts.
Clarence F. Osborn represented the
Norwallr Yacht Club at a meeting of
the \‘ncht Racing Association of Long
island Sound. held at the Manhattan
Hotel. New York. Friday night.
The ladies‘ meeting will be held in
the Congregational Chapel on Wednes-
day afternoon nt 3:80 o'clock. Subject.
Thankfuincss Should Prompt Senevo
lence~lulke xiv. 12.14. All ladies are
cordially invited.
William McMahon. district deputy.
accompanied by a delegation from Nor~
walk and Danbury, visited Ridgefleld
Sunday and conferred the third degree ,
upon several members of Marquette
Council, Knights of Columbus.
ADDRESS ilY BRIGADIER BREN-
GLE.
The Salvation Army held a service
last night in the South Norwalk Con‘
gregatlonal Church. lt'was well at-
tended. nearly all the seats in the aud-
itorium being occupied. Brigadier
Breugle. the well-known Fiery Apostle
of Salvationlsm. was the principal
speaker. and delivered one of his
characteristic addresses. He held the
closest attention of his hearers for ov-
er an hour. Captain Minstrel, of
Stamford. and others also spoke.
Brigadier Brungle‘wlll be at the Sal-
ration Army Hall tonight.
MEETING OF' FARTHBR LIGHTS.
The Farther Lights Circle of the
South Norwalk Baptist Church met last
night with Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Aiken.
of Wilton avenue. There was a good
attendance. and the ladies did consid-
erable sewing: Popcorn and apples
were afterward enjoyed. The commit.
tee having in charge the meeting of the
20th. will be Miss Roe. Miss Alice Day,
Miss Mary Robina and Algy Scarles,
This meeting will probably be held in
thti church parlors.
UMBRELLA MENDER'S WIPE Alt-
RESTED.
Mrs. Annie Hayes. wife of an 111n-
brella minder. who had come through
from lllinols to South Norwalk. was
intoxicated and making I disturbance
when the train reached here. last
night. sue was arrested. and in the
Town Court this morning Judge Profit
imposed a line of 83. The woman was
unable to pay and went to jail
NOT TO CALL A PASTOR AT PRES-
EN'l'
M a meeting of the 'Norwalk Congre-
gational Church, last evening. it was
decided not to choose a, minister at.
present. but have a committee with no ~,
other duty but to arrange for a supply I
each Sunday. lieretofore the society
i merit receipts:
has attended to the supply of the pul-
pit in connection with many other do.
1 "4".
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Washington. November
298; internal revenue. 731111.040: lulu-cl-
3|.” loam. 454.6». Ispcndltures 52.310.-
llits law“! ‘40 5000111131 for ‘
0p. Iarwslk liotel,
7 oanveru. i
From 1111111011111. “29.-
Wants every3 onetoatteudhis Great3 3 3 Closing t
of Dry Goods, Hosiery, Underwear, Fancy to 1 1"
Wearegoingtoelose outthisstockatonue,
pricesmarkedontheatockaresoloirv‘reare ~
ed you will appreciatethe fact. Reinernba,
of Dry Goods, at wholesale, are considerabl!
This makestheaalestillmoreimportaut
Earliestcuatomeruhavethebestselectlous.
Edwa rdm Str
Nsw Lots of N ovamss in Hans just received ‘
01111 assortment of Tamara Hus 1s the largest
city.
New Lennon WASH 811.11 Co.’ a TYSIAN lira 81m,
Lumr Fssr Corona, 4c Skein, 45c doz.
FULL LINEN Easaomsar Manama. ,
“Nsw?’—Lsnlas’ ARABIAN Moons Km Gloves, 23
Moses, Tans. Gears, Baowus, 11m BLACK. Willow '
Email, ;.81 00 P1111.
GLoss, BLACK, Wane AND D1113. Comm Lian
Assure 01.11 Bursa Ismsn Dra House.
SPECIALS: ,
Men’ 3 all wool black Cheviot Suits, single and
and double-breasted, would be good value at 87.530; our
price,
Men’s blue Peacedale all worsted Suits,‘
value, 89. 50.
3650
extra
Men’s raw-edge lop-strain black Kersey Overcoats,
sold elsewhere for $7. 50 and $7. 89; all we ask 1386. 50.
Very Special. ——An all wool black Kersey Overcoat.
cut' 1n latest style, 87. 50; a regular 810 coat.
wuusu. Selleck. Up-to-Date Cloister:
3 50 Wall street, Norwalk. Conn.‘
Holiday Photographs
Sittings for Christmas work should be made
as soon as possible.
IE'EST STYLES ll IDDERI PORTRIIWRE.
The Children's Studio of the Twin Cities.
osittiugs made after four o clock.
All Trolley Lines
Pass the Door.
Cloudy days as good as clear ones.
E. M. JACKSON
Photographer.
53 Wall Street. larwalk, 11....
’—
sure—-
“Built of furtherance and pursuing. not of spent deeds but of doing.”
THE MODEL GROCERY.
POSITIVE. PERSISTINT and PROGRESSIVE.
NEW BliCKWHEAT. (loosed-4hr!
buckwheat crop was a partial failure
this year and prices will be higher. We
always have the newest White Buck~
wheat obtainable here.
NEW HONEY—Home raised and
pure as sunshine. 111 bottles at 20c;
pints, 300.: quarts, 50c: comb. 18c.
PURE. NEW MAPLE SYRUP.
pints. 10c.: pints. 1612.; quarts. 30c.
OUR BUTTER is selling below mar-
ket value. It captures the taste and
coin of the customer. it is a money—
saver 25c lb.
1e
CRANBERRIES—In 25 year- of halo
iness experience i never knew them
so cheap. 3 quarts. 20c.
FLOI' R—Try our New Patent, you
that want a good flour at 11. low price.
Special for Saturday. November 4—
24% lbs at .30 cents. or $4.00 1181191.,
3 New Popping Corns. 10c packs“
Fresh Home—laid E583. 300 doaen.
DRIED BEEF—Trade inertial“.
Once try it and that lettln‘ you II I
constant customer.
RUSSET SWEET CIDER-Jilin last
arrlv ed Wednesday and is made of all
sound russct apples.
Walnuts. 5c quart.
‘ Never our stock fuller or better selected as to quality and prices. Never
was this store more alive to the wants of its patrons. We are ready to giro
"Old Winter" a warm reception.
Young
IWen
-VVanted
1 Merrill College.
To learn Book- keeping. shorthand and
There is a demand for Y0UNO3
MEN.
Competent.
EN
Merrill College can place YOUNG
MEN, who are good stenographm
Day and evening sessions.
Enter NOW. .
W
When trying to read and saw. during;
IT‘U'ORD. 90".
Typewrltiug.
well-trained YOUNG ,
I. I. learnt, 1.1.. -
theae long evenings, it m “if!
apparent that the eyes need Inna 08-. ,
in help to relieve the sense 01 strain
and that tired feeling resulting it.
defective vision. We can give the CF
tra help by means of
P10,“ 1“
Properly Adjusted. and it coda M W
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tie if taken in “In
arnluations tree ”and all w
and no mid-":75
importan. t matter.
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is
GRADUATE orncl
With L. 1m. 1m, “3
NORWSIK. ,
Norwalk Chronicler