. Clitoral by Seattle! Reporters.
Ratios to Advertisers.
Milne! Idiot-til”. who dellre
‘ change of advortiaoniont. must have
tho copy for the change in the once by
“1' k“: In. on the day before the
., changed I vortlaoment will appear.
have-her Titles.
November titles at Wilson'a Point
Conn" compiled from U. 8. Coast Sur-
voy tables: ,
Above Above or
~ .' LW. below L.W.
Date H. '1‘. Mark. L. T. Mark.
. . Minn. tuft. 11.06am. Lift.
.. 4.42pm. 0.0fl..11.109.m. 0.9tt.
' 26. 6.26am. em. 11.64am. 1.1it.
‘ 5.87pm. 6.1ft. 11.64pm. Mil.
27. ‘ 6.16am. am.
6.32pm. 5..Ott 12. 42pm. Lott.
28. 7.08am. “it. 12. the m. 0.9::
.. 7.24pm. 8.1“. 1.27p. m. Mb.
2!. 7.47am. 7.1tt. 1.22am. 0.7ft.
8.12pm. 3. lit. 2. 10p. In. 0. aft.
80. 8.80am. 7.6ft. 2.06am; o..6ft
I: 68pm. 6.8". 2: 53pm. —-o..m
RANGE OF TIDES.
Spring. 8.4 ft; av, 7.2 ft.; neap, 6.2 ft.
..aignltlea plus; — signifies minus.
WEATHER It PORT.
Forecast: Cloudy to lght. probably
ain Sunday. '
Weather notes—The low pressure
area central at Galveston yesterday
morning has moved nothoastward tr.
Alabama. producing light rain in the
gulf states. At 8 a. m., the front edge
of the rain area was in Georgia. Pier»
sant Weather has prevailed elsewhere.
«Bacallops. title at, at Hayes.’
Captain Joseph Crossman. of Jen
nings place. is to build a new boat tbh
winter.
Rev. James Montgomery will occupy
the pulpit at the James Methodist l'Ip‘
iricopul Church, Brooklyn. tomorrow.
-——Dunlop and Youman Derby's. O'Brien
Fitzgibbons.
Brakeman' . who war
caught between two cars at Wilson .
i’oint. about eight weeks ago. has beet.
discharged from the Norwaik llospital
In the Catholic Club porn and bil-
liard tourney, last evening. one gamt
was played. John McMahon. 60, do
tented Edward Kcliy..tib. by a score or
b0 to 49.
~8pecial for Sat. and Mom: Ladies'
Golf Capes. with fringe. $4.98. llnnd-
somo line Ladies" Dress Skirts. ”.98.
M. S. Smith 6: Co.
Tho gramaphone that ll. 8. Rood wiil
exhibit on Monday evening. November
27th. is noted for its natural cxpros-
sion. clearncss of articulation. and Voi-
Ilme of sound.
James Sutherland, of Norwalk. has
been appointed a member of the Town
Board of Belief by the sctcc‘mcn t
fill the vacancy caused by the resigna-
tion of Edward Barrett.
-—lec children Lane‘svlco Cream.
Collins l: Company have a store full
of line things in ‘iurniture for the hol
lduys. and new mods are nrrivlnl
daily. Styles are up to date. quality.
is the best. and the prices are right.
The officers and teacncrs of the
(lrnnitcville Chapel have cotnmcnceu
to prepare for a Christmas entertain-
ment which. this year. promises to
eclipse any previously held there.
.-
—l..eg lamb. 12c: l'orequartcrs. m
at llayes.‘
Professor A. .\l. Heydl‘lch. of Brook-
lyn,'will come to South Norwaik next
Tuesday night for the purpose at
commencing the physical culture work
for the Young Men's Christian Asso-
elation.
The regular quarterly meeting oi the
Norwalk Teachers‘ Association will or
held in the Kindergarten room of the
Franklin school. Tuesday afternoon
November 28. at 3:45 o'clock. The ad-
Iirrss will be given by Supt. (‘. N. Ken-
dall, of New Haven.
—lloroe Clipping. 1.. M. Wright's.
Rev. J. McClure Bellows. I'I‘l'itil‘ oi
Grace Church. has been requested to
preach Sunday evening on John Wes-
ley and the Methodists. He will preach
upon that subject under the topic ni
The Methodists of Today and the
Methodists of Yesterday.
The funeral of William Callahan will:
be held from St. Joseph's Church at 2'
o'clock Hominy Iltrrnoon. Mr. (fulln-
hau leaves a widow. three sons and
two daughters. lie has lived at ::i
ilouton street for the laid. thirtmn
yarn. and was c not mmusdy O‘illvltll’t‘fl
in the City Street Department during
that time. He was flity- three years of
an
wlmin oi Pork for Roasting. tic ib..
. at Hayes!
only in; oi linen Cities
mmm 2 to immk out 0!
w Vice-president Heron's tun-
' _ 2" W .
. l—Ilen'a and Boys' winter Capo. O’Brien
Illliioletuna Stranger Lodga’a ball com-
W‘ : Charla White. Willlm
White. George Smith, John Carr. Char-
lea B. Holt and Joseph Whitley.
W
A meeting of the veatry of Trinity
Church will be held Monday night, at
which time‘actlon will be taken on Itc-
cepting a bequest of 8600.
—Bteun Carpet Cleaning at Luther
It. Wright'.
Captain Murray. of the in ruins
Rlilcs. Stamford. has been in No silt,
on business pertaining to the organi-
zation of a company in that city.
Your last opportunity to buy high-
class dry goods. fancy goods. hosiery.
underwaar. etc.. at lower prices than
you have ever seen them, is offered by
Edward Street. who is closing, out his
stock.
—Speeials for Sat. and Mon. from i
to 8 p. m.: 10 yds. fine Unbleached
Muslin. 35¢: 10 yds. Best Print, 360:
1 suit Gent's heavy Underwear. 42c:
1 suit Child's red flannel Underwear.
380; 2 pro. Children's heavy ribbed
Hose, 16c: 1 large Door Mat. 36c; At
pkgs. orroila Toilet Paper. lilo; 100
Tin Gal. Oil Cans. 8c ea.: Corn Pop-
para. 100 an” Fancy Candles, in en. M.
S.Smith 1: Co.
One of the most sensiLle holiday pre-
seats a young man could make his wife
or parents is a policy in the Connecti-
cut General Life insurance Company.
It shows his devotion. love and res.
pect.
~Ladies' Alpinea. O’Brien'a.
Where personal bonds have hereto-
fore been necessary. corporate bonds
may now be. secured at moderate cost
from Jacob M. Layton. agent for thr
:Iet‘na indemnity Company. of Hart-
on.
~ilid you ever have all the pleas-
ure of your Thanksgiving dinner spoil-
ed in trying to carve your Turkey with
a poor carver. Call at A. t’. Damon's.
and get the prices on his new line.
Rev. A. ll. Sanford. D. l).. of New
York city. one of the. editors of the
Methodist Review, will preach at. both
the morning and evening services of
the South Norwallt Methodist Episco-
pal Church’. tomorrow.
——Your choice of the finest lot of
Turkeys in town for 12’,“ pound. IIt
llayes’s.
its annual social evening on December
4th. in Swartz & Corbott's Hall. \Vnsir
ington street. [in entertainment will
be given and copper served. A good
time is expected.
Pioneer Castle. No. i. A. I). K. of M.
(‘.. met in the (lactic llnll. last night.
and worked the. Sir knight degree on
George W. Conklyn. S O. 0. George
W. Collin was present. and made somi
interesting remarks.
,-
-—-l.imbrelins and Canes.
The company F team has completed
arrangements for a game with the Y.
M. C. A. basket ball team of llanbury
on Thanksgiving Day. it is undecided
whether the game will be played in the
afternoon or evening.
O'Brien}.
“Loin oi Pork 1... Roasting. tic lb.
at Hayes.‘
Colonel E. ii. MathI-Wsnn, oi Lumin-
bury Mathewson & Company, is :1 di-
rector in two companies of which Vice-v
president Hobart was also a director.
Colonel Mathewnon has been appoint-
ed as a. committee to attend the funer-
al of the late vice-president to be held
this afternoon.
«ilemorest Drop Hand Sewing hia-
chines. handsome. $23.50. Guaranteed
for 10 years. M. S. Smith It (‘0.
Becker's store in Washington street
is a veritable art gallery. His ilispiny
windows, adorned with the works of
the best artists. attract the attention
of every passer-by. Thu-re is nothing
common place or ordinary about the
pictures: they are rich and beautiful
specimens of art.
~Chlidren's 'l‘oqucs. O‘Brien's.
linrry ll. liussinlt. a well-known
theatrical man of Norwalk. is in town
in the interest of "lhtiiy's Jubliec'
liompauy. It is hardly necessary in
state that inasmuch as Mr. llnssing is
connected with this company that II
first-class show may be expected—t
Stamford Telegram.
«A Izarlosd of Gold Medal Flour has
arrived for Sam'l Roodner, Cedar at.
l Livingston Russell is collecting and
wompllinl the names of the adult rat.
idcntII of Ridgei‘leld and adjacent inwu~
lying on the Berkshire division of ti»-
' chaser.
The lTnion Veterans’ Union will hold .
Consolidated railroad sysictn bctwcwr
llonlmry aid him-walk. including th-
towns of with Wilton. Wilton. (‘IIn-
.nnn' Georgetown. ilranchvilie. Sanford
and Bedding: also the towns of North
land 30th Salem and ll-wlaboro. for
.l. general directorv of the country
thereabouta. to be printed by the
Ridgohelrl Press.
~Turkoya. ”Mr. Hayes.‘
Are the siizongest arguments for the prospective pur-
There’s something definite about them. They re
tangible and easy to tie to.
We present you with some facts and figures In the fol-
lowing items that will greatly Improve the purchasing power
of your dollars.” You'll do well to note them. it's much
easier to save money in this way than it is to earn it.
lllnter unevenness. ‘Canvlaelag can Facts.
Tb" means “0th" "9" 0‘ "Willi There‘s consternation among the
trading. These special lots are ilmlt- 'garment makers. A backward season
o. -- ell tr to no amon the
“as“ ' y ‘ lisavaa them with big stocks. Unload-
iing tactics have begun. As usual
Women's Underwear, {we're buying on the. breaks. This
Women's Jersey ribbed vests andkmunl I'll"! MOM! touring for those
pants. good value at 25c. Special lilo. who am watching
Women a heavy Jersey ribbed white
Oi grey vents and pants. 26c. 1
Fine quality heavy ribbed vents and .
pants. long and short sleeve vests, all}
sizes, 49c. i
Women s superfine white wool vests
and pants. 75c. l
\
Men’s Underwear.
Men' a heavy fleece shirts and draw- "
ers. nicely made. with pearl buttons
on drawers. special. 39c.
Mens natural wool and camel hairil
shirts and drawers well made. draw-
em with taped seams. shirts bound
with silk. 49c.
Men‘ a camel hair shirts.
heavy. drawers to match. the.
Men's nil wool camel hair shirts and
drawers. ".25.
DIETS
Brave Blanket News.
You'll wonder how it is possible to
sell such good blankets at such little
prices. but here are the tangible facts;
suppose you investigate them:
Ladles' rough cloth Jacket in Black
and seal Brown. silk lined. box front.
“.98.
Ludlcs‘ Black Kersey Jacket. box
front. ltallun cloth lined. $5.98.
imlles‘ Black Melton Jacket. box
front, satin lined. 27.49.
Ladies" ‘Mcltou Jacket. in illnck
light Navy and Tan, 7 rows stitching.
Gloria lined. 38.49..
The lid Glove. Section.
Invites you with, some strong items.
We‘re doing some. solid business build-
ing in this important department.
Such offerings as the. lfollowing will
add rcputatlon to the store.
indics' Kid Gloves. "The Orleans."
silk stitched barks. new shades. 79c.
Indics' two clasp celebrated iiialop
tilnce Glove. We are importers of this
Glove. which is sold extensIvely in
our other stores. They are made from
perfect skins. Every pair warranted,
ost- pair.
ladlca' three button Suede Dupery
Gloves. guaranteed fl ill.
.91.: _;. t Pithy Paragraphs.
‘ Concerning special under-priced
lots. Your dollars are given great pur-
li—i white Wool Blankets in red
and blue borders. worth 83.50 at ”.89. "Mill“! WWW ll”?-
ll-i white Wool Blankets. wortil' Men's Outing Flannel Night, Shirts.
$3.50 at 82.3o. in all sizes. at 47c.
llui grey Wool Blankets. worth Ladies' Heavy Knitted Wool l'nder-
$4.00 at $3.00. shirts. 49c.
ll--l white Blankets. 80 per cent. lmiics' Jersey Ribbed Fleece Lined
wool. worth 6.00 at 83.76. l'ndershirts. 49c.
12-4 white Blankets, 85 per cent. A full line ladies’lllressiug Sacques,
wool. 30.30 at $5.00 pair.
name
No man worthy the name would refuse to pro-
vide food for his animals. but' many are careless
anl indifferent as to the quality. .
The quality of the grain you feed to your ani-
mals is as important as the good quality of the
food you eat.
Buy Oats that’s clean.
Manuel T. Hatch.
I am near—just as far as the nearest letter-box
or telephone.
/ v-"N
from 75c to $3.98('
114 Washington Street,
South N orwalk
\ .
FREE EXHIBITION
of the Non (iminophoi c
Monday iweniug.
Nov. 27th.
than H to it o 'clm k.
lw~inln ~ I liking the Gramophone
lilottlllt'v-Jll simian! IIIIIsic. vIIcIIaIIIui
iumumcntnl. and um other sounds or
combination of sounds of which a nec-
Imrv we anI has been taken.
H. B. 300D. Jeweler and Optician.
iii SOI' Til MAIN STREET. Bill T" NOllW.\l.i\', CONN.
m, Illil lira. Noble
opflfilflr. December
v t.
‘W
~Cold nodal noun at «to bbl.; 100
lbs. werght Granulated Sun-r. $5 05.
Routine Cedar atrial. Tel. 1324
0'. l). Worden. of Roi-wall.
tor a prolonged
has sold
. his horse and carriage to a‘ Stamford
man
Cockt- syloi't will meet on the
brat and third Thursday night of each
moot
*-
—-Pura Cot. and cream. lo cup. uno'a
v. w. lv'errlII. A. J. Collins and
Thomas Collins are in New Raven at
the football game today.
Rev. D. hi. Seward will preach in the
Congregational Church. Green Farms,
tomorrow, November 20th.
wt lbs. Frankford Sausage. 26c at
Hayes.’
Samuel H. Knlsely, of Harrisburg.
Pa.. salesman for The Crofut & Knapp
Hat Company. Is in South Norwalk.
Hon. John Brophy. first seloctman of
Ridgeiieid, was in town today on. bus-
inebspertaining to the interests of the
town of Ridgeneld.
”About Lamps. Our's talk for
tbemselves.’bI‘It don't make any mis-
take and let someone got the one you
wanted. A small deposit left at A P.
Damon's will hold one. They are go-
ing fast.
Rev. John Mater. of Silvernline. will
preach in the South Wilton Methodist
Episcopal Church tomorrow at :i p. to.
Sunday school at 2 o'clock.
Edward J. Couch. of llidgeileld. was
seen on the streets of The iv’orvvailtag-lm-r
today. Mr. Conch is one of Ridge-
fleld's most prosperous business men.
-—Plenty Peanuts in Brittle at Lane's
The interior of the new Raymond
block, in New ('snaan, is nearing com-
pletion. This week .l. O. Jennings. of
South Not-walk, has been engaged in
paperlng and tinting the walls of the
second oor.
Mrs. Joseph Busch. who has been
spending a few days with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. W. W. Bloom. of Garden
street. Stamford. has returned to her
home in Norwalk.
«Turkeys and Chickens. ”Vac pound
at llayes.’
A party composed of Mr. and Mrs.
James ll. Morris. Misses Hattie .uc-
l’herson and May Wheater went to
Bridgeport last night to witness the
production of in Gay Puree. at the
Park City Theatre.
«A crayon portrait given with each
dozen (‘ablnet Photographs at Read~
man's. Wall street, Norwalk.
An official souvenir of Norwalk Diva
ision. Ancient. Order of liibernians. is
being distributed among the. friends of
the order. it contains excellent por-
traits of President Patrick Slattcry.
Vice President James P. Barry. Record-
ing Secretary Thomas F. (flour and
Financial Secretary Daniel Moguls,
--Dr. M. S. Rosen. oouliat, can be
consulted in tho parlors of the Mao
hackerno Hotel. on Tuesdays. between
the hour: of l and 7 p. l. and daily
between 9 and 12 a. m., 6 and 9
t 280 State street. Bridgeport.
mined and diseases treated.
Stamford is to have a thirty-hour go-
us-you-pleaae race on November 28. 29
and 30. The first race. six hours. starts
at 6 p. m. and lasts until midnight. and
is for men who never won a prize. Go
the secondrday the race starts at noon
and lasts until midnight. On Thanks-
giving Dny the race wttixotart and close
the same as on the second day. Well.
known runners from various places
will contcst ior good prizes.
——Dellcioua Pure Candy. Lane.
Eyes o
The music at. the First Methodist
Episcopal Church. last Sunday even-
ing. has the beginning of II series of
old- time music dating some fifteen or
twenty years ago. Miss Heath's ren-
ldering oi (‘onsidcl the Lilies took us
‘ but it to the popular songs of that day
Tomorrow .\iIs. Huntington will sing
' «cats
Your last opportunity to buy high class M Goods."
iary, Underwear. ate.. at lower prices than you have em
I not resolved to since out this stock at once, and than
on it will do it. . 4
You will do well. and It" mane y. to lay in a supply M,
as all kinda of Dry Gooda are higher and are going to he flint
Space will not. permit «nodal prices. But you can be
the best bargains ever had. ,
We mean business. What an opportunity is claret
Christmas preaenta!
No. a Oonotto Building.
‘ TILLorsos & MILLS" 7
50 Trimmed Velvet and Felt Hats. worth 53 its“:
Ladies' Golf Hats. qualit 15c and Si.;00 now...- .
“ “ “ “ ll. 50 and $2. 00; now. . . hi
New Line Patterns. forstampinglinens. etc. .. ~'
Ladies' Flanneiette Night Gowns. fancy colon
prices. See,
The "Oneita' Combination Suits. to white and"
nix”... 50C.
loIla-OUIOaI-Ioonnolwooaw
match. agenuine‘ 15c qualit: at..... .
Ladies' Fleece Lined Vests sii trimmed, pants a
match. value 39C: 5 ecial................
Big assortment "Onyx" osiery, .lt. . .. .. . .25c
A good assortment oi the famous Passepatioui
lures at........l0c, l2 l- 2C. l5C, llic, 28c scrim
Agent Old Staten Island Dye House. ,
86 Washington Street. So. Norwnlk.
Slfllli- BLOGH GLOT lili.
Time is non Stylo to t Stoh- Bloch Rudy-blip
Oltfml till then is to not tutor "I.“
the print is hit slut you tailor lilillil chm.
25 doz. Boys’ Sailor Collar Sweaters. $1. 25 quality;
we bought them cheap and give you the benefit.-
Price ”593
Have you seen the new Muiiier. 9 We have a large
assortment to select from. at mmmnlibo ~
Willis H. Selleck,
UP-TO-DA'I'E CLOTHIBR,
50 Wall street.
Norwalk, Conn; . I
Holiday Photographs,"
Sittings for Christmas work should be run“
as soon as possible. ‘
NEWEST STYLES ll IODERI PORTRAITTIRE.
The Children's Studio of the Twin Cities.
No sittings made after four o '.clock
Cloudy days as good as clear ones.
Ail'l‘rolloyLlnao E. M. JACKSON,
Pass the Door.
Photographer.
0p. larwaik liotal. 53 Wall Street. Ismail. Goal.
5
_—Ar;—— ‘
THE MODEL GROCERY
A Bargain Bought.
A Bargain Sold.
tier Patent Flour--- ...........$425 bbl; 55¢ ill C.
Bell Butter; 250 b
Lgi ht in Darkness by Cohen. and in
Jthe evening .\lr. ('omstock will sing
The Day is Done.
wChoice Country Fowls. ltic pound
at Haycs' Market.
Miss l'h‘inu Buttery. of East avenue
was surprised Thursday evening!
Games. music and refreshments has
,the outer or the ev.ening Among the
‘ guests were Miss Mary W ardwell. Mia.-
li‘hnrlotte Hamilton mg. l-‘mmu Tay-'
ilor. Miss Eleanor \‘Vilmott. bliss Anna
blunt“ the Misses Filth Miss Helena
..l~'aulds Miss Eva Gregori Wilbur BvL.
ington. (‘hurles Murray. Laurette. ..
Saunders. Joseph Malkin. Robert (ire-
gory. William Rider.
1 O'Brien'a.
1 Although in existence but a very
short time there is trouble in the col-
ored military PW Captain
$Charies ll. Barclay. the members claim.
,lrcasurcr of the company as well as
—Pearl Alpines.
hIs persisted in his intentions to be
lc.aptain tlomc 370 has been gatheredl
from various sources which is held by?
the captain At a meeting of the com-
‘ pany last Tuesday night he put all the
election until Tuesday of next week.
A member of the company says that
boy have Mild to elect a treasurer i0I
mcr n month but llalclnv managis in.
(mi them in the event of (lmulr ltlun
from. the rsptnln at the next meeting.
trouble in expected. ——Ulitl5€pml Stun-
Iiard.
~—NO’l‘l(‘E TO SOCIETIES.
i will give free at cha
'box of imperial Crown Ci rs to any
society holding a fair or bazaar in'
i Booth Norwallr during this winter. Ad-§
i
arm Hermann Bower. 371 State street.
New Haven, Conn.
: LORENZO DIBBLE.
e a amalli
END MITTER
| what is the trouble with your eyes. it
is worth paying attention to and .\
(‘Altl-zl-‘l I. EXAMlNATlON COSTS
\OL' NOTHING. We have a eparate
room for testing and are th roughly
equipped with the proper knowitdgc
and best appliances for determining all
refractive errors.
Our lighting arrangements are per-
fect. and examinations can be made at
night as well as in the daytime.
l Open every evening.
ionyncxsort.
Graduate Optician.
58 Wall Street. Norwaik. ('onn.
i With i. Jackson. Jeweler.
The Home Paper.
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Norwalk Chronicler