. 'sltloli
, hull-
‘ he meets of
pact street.
.2. WI. woodcut
.. J: uteri: ‘mparty at
i do *at W , We; t’l'hurs-
mat. to celebrate the ninth anal-
ry of their marriage. '
Rem-aloha 1. road; pistor of the
”it‘ll“ Avenue ‘lethoditt Episcopal
re a more . s recent
it h, be red from hi
lip . antigwlll be able to attend the
‘ at‘hia church Marlow. The
morning normal) will be preached by
John Jacluou. of,
;
Rev. C. A. mime, pahtqr‘of the Darleo
Methodin _ iaoopal’ Church. ‘ .
The Mayflower‘naneball Club held a
meeting but night. in Mayflower Hook
and ladder Company's uuartera. and
‘ elected the followingofiicm:
Mnnager~nafldih Rose.
Captainvitnbert Brown.
secretary—4'. ill. Wheeler.
Treaaurer—Williard Naphey.
‘ It won voted to have a aeries of
‘ monthly sociable: in Randall's Hall
. during the winter.
.._-
Rev...(}eorge ii. Wallace. pastor of
the Advent Christian Church. of
Bridgeport. will preach. in the Van
Zaodt avenue church tomorrow at
10:30 a. m., in exchange with Rev. Mr.
Davin. The latter will be present at
the evening service at 7 p. m., and
epealt upon the ambient Model for
Young Men. Mr. Wallace is it very ablc
_ preacher. Come and hear him. Sing~
_ log by the Bil-chard Sisters.
.._—.._...)—
Tll'e Healicker Club ogaaycd to have
it our ‘ party on its president. li'rcd-
eric . ii. Field. of 26, Ilurritt. avenue.
South Norwalk. lallt night. The mem-
bers left the club headquarters at 7:20
o'clock. Upon arrival at Mr. i’ield'n
residcnce they sang America to make
IIIDOIPORT.
t
' Noah’s Ark,
iiridgcport'u shopping place for iiol-
iday Goods, opens Saturday morning.
qr
: lilovcmhcr
out).
New nttractiona' daily. but the op-'
‘cnlng will show many novcity pieces
which will be worth picking out early
all there's only one of a kind of the
high class novelties. .
We make no exceptions when we any
that our Holiday goods thiu acanon fur
surpass any season in the history or
our business. '
IIOLI DA Y I I A N DKEIIC It I E”).
We‘re ready with our large selection
of fine medium and low price handker-
chiefs; thoulalndli and thousands of
doaenn represent this line.
Men's mufllera. new styles. indies'
neck llaudkcrcllicfa, beautiful colors.
Handkerchiefs ill fancy boxes desira-
ble to give for. a present.
initial bamlltcrchiofu for ladies and
gents. the linen and the silk.
Some vcry tine liwina and lace hand»
llcl'chleis, beautiful Emil-i and reason
able priccd.
GLOVES AND MIT'I'ICNS FOR MEN.
WOMEN 'AND CHILDREN.
Womcn'a minhmcrc gloves. 2f». 38 and
We pair.
Children's cnalll'ucrc gloves in blue
and red. pricc 25c pair.
Men's cloth gloves. price 30c pair.
women's eiik.mittcne. prices 70c and
two pair.
Women's kid gloves. the Countess.
two clasp, price 81.00 pair.
——
RIBBONS.
, Never hnvc silt-ll \‘uiucl-l i'tilili‘ to on
lit-(me. right In the face of an advanc-
ing‘dlh market.
. Fancy plaid ribbons. No. .10 width.
Willie? 35 and 10"; min price '.'.'-c :1
yard. ‘
Imbic laced mill: ribbon. beautiful
quality. all colon; price 21w yard in
stead of 45c yard.
Talcta ulllt ribbon. all color», prirr
12%.:- ynrd Illhli‘fld of 2!”: yard.
i
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MI‘JN 'l'l T.\ I L'JRING DEPARTMENT.
Saturday and Monday we shall maln-
mita and overcoaiado measure for n
apeclal for these two days.
' G
j on, um l u.
x um
um," can i so:
rs. .J. j v
Hint. Iliad? ‘
Field. tile! ”littl'flll‘llr
median. (9|:me Ala worth. A bur
Hmblmlfl r B :. "L30 r.
0.;Howard King. Cor Milling» n
and George Will“. A. y 8. Crockett.
lra iii. Pattylli‘mlh L’Holnmedieu. John
Poet Wee at Mil-slim [stored by
llrgllflliul Ill“.
Colilaavllle. Conn. November 25—-
The poet once here was entered by
burglars during the night and the safe
blown open. Only a email amount of
money and a few" stampa were taken.
There are no ciews.
STORM OF GREAT VIOLENCE.
After a long and painful silence,
Horace Johnson. the Middle Haddam
weather prophet. mailed a forecast of
weather conditions he decma of im-
portance to the public. "From the
30th of the recent month to the ith of
December t cre will be u very great
atmospheric disturbance. extending
our a great apnea. in the latitudes
from 34 to is north the inhabitants
should be ontlle lookout. Especial
care. and watchitllneau should be ex-
erted on the part of mariners along
the coast. Commanders of vesncls who
find themselvcu in a good harbor
uholild illicit taut to the ground tackle.
In the name of humanity let me
charge you. lest you have on the eve
of the holidays another like the Port-
land dillanter to sudden the hearts of
the people."
FELL TWENTY FEET INTO. THE
II
.D.
lil'nnford. November 25~Stephen
Smith. thirty. was seriously but probil~
while unloading coal from a barge. He
fell twenty feet into the hold of the
barge and sustained internal injuries.
John Bull keeps eleven veaeeiu
sounding and charting‘ the ocean beds.
W
lfliflMNIA
ave been llll (vacuum var
Insomnia. with which i have been afflicted for
over twenty years. and l cull any that Caacureta
have iven me more re lief than any other reme-
3c!!! ‘ve ever tried. lahoil reruioi!
ed. 't‘noe. GlLLAiID.¥lxln. l.
recolo-
hcm rpm friction on being all the are
represent ‘
CANDY
. . “W6 .
Plenum. Palatab . Point. .
Good. Never Biotin. mkemov mflggdao
... Olllll OOII‘I‘IPA‘I’ION.
Reeling lady ‘f‘ealpa-y. (than. lain-L Iii—Flt“. Sit
“'
Leave it All
To Me.
That in Just what many of our custo-
lncra do when they want any PAPER-
lNG 0R PAINTING done—they come
to our store and say: "Do the work,
Gorham. till it should ho."-I do Juat
as directed. I use my best judgment
to give them the best work. i send
out the workmen who are best fitted
for the work you want done—special-
ists. When they pack their tools and
leave the premises you can rent aneur-
ed that you've got as good a job an any
one can give you—you'll not be charg-
cd anything "out of the way" either.
it will pay you to bear this in mind.
E. E.
GORHAM,
10 Find Avenue.
East Norwalk.
Stem Pat lip and Repaired.
CHAS. I. BLACK.
l;o Washing“! Street Bridge
lei ..
biy not fatally injured this morning. Gd
'I'clcphona GIH' ”5'2' Humption. Ailey ihrro small dose;
. ...y - -.. . - .._.2 a: she nlept easily all night. and it» flir-
V thcr line completely cured her." This
ST VEb marviolle medicine in guaranteed to
‘ cum all Throat. Chest and Long Dia-
AND RANGES cans. Only menu um. Trial bottles
free at F. ll. Baxter's drug store. So’otll
NEW ‘ND ' :aolzmk' and John A. RISK! ii, INDI-
. . ORB-BIND. A rulonrrl'l Bl l'vorn
' l l I .‘A 1
AT ROCK-”"0“ PRICES. Will often cause a horrible burn. mill.
marine iscifrrn siren.
i
I. li'liomlaedleu. allelic Crockett. ‘ ‘ - 1 You
Charlelt' Prescott. loamy-no mic: Iluwoierlnilitdewualuh It Brie. mandarin-mum.» are
““d' ’ ‘ . "3 3 nonunion. bottom. > mica. ‘ ' , ‘ .
. mrxfiwn‘ ll"!!- Bridgewatcr. mo. mummi- 25- IRVI‘O IOCKWOOD {00.
The John Howard induatrhli Home for
Discharged Criminals. which wall‘ op-
ened October 10. was burned durtnl
the night. All the inmates escaped
safely. The home grew out of a min—
alon which several year: ago was ee-
tahlished in Boston tor the aasiatance
pinthoac who had been in prison and
~u‘pon their reloaae found difiicuity in
obtaining work.
' The loan in estimated at 35.000 and is
partly covered by insurance. it is
thought the houae will be rebuilt.
Montreal. November 2o——Fire last
night in a building on St. Jamee «tract.
occupied by William Agnew k Com.
pany. nilil importers. and others. cana-
eu damage to the amount of $50,000.
Boston. November 25~A threatening
fire broke out in the Charleston navy
yard at 8 o’clock thia mom! 3
lire started in the vending abet
building near the equipment pl . d
for a time it was feared a heavy dam-
age would result. Two alarms from
a box in the yard captaina' house were
sounded and in response the engines
were sent over from this cityrand the
fire boat steamed up to one of the yard
docks.
The building need an the bending
shed was one of the oldest structures
in the yard. it was destroyed, entail-
ing a lone eetimaterl at between 875,-
000 and ”00.000. The marines at the
yard and sailors from the Machine and
Wabash assisted in lighting the flames
and adjoining property. which was
threatened with destruction was any
Fircman William A. Perry heard no
exploaioli in the building at about V
o'clock nodal moment later anw emoiw
rolling out. lie immediately aounded
an alarm and the bugic'n fire all wan
sent through the yard. The marine
battalion and sailors from the Wabuaii
and Machula. came tumbling out. ready
for tire duty and although they worked
with a will. a second alarm on Ill“
city's syntcm was decmcd neccusary.
The building. a two and a half story
wooden atructurc. was put under Nihi-
troi quickly and nhortiy afterwards the
flames in thr- bending mill were al~~o
brought under control. The building
was a total loss and the coatly machin-
ery which it contained was completely
wrecked. There was no insurance on
either the building or its contents.
To Strengthen Dimes in One Week
formifythellood inanWeek
To Care Countipation in One Week
To Cure Sick Headache in Ono Day
Tulle Cleveland‘s Celery Com louud Too
25c. if it fails to cure. we wil cheerfully
refund your money. i’l‘rhil sine free.)
For sale at Plaleted'a Drug Store.
South Norwalll. and Edward P. Weed'a.
Norwalk.
lie that speaks much will be much
mistaken.
George Noland. itockland. 0.. says.
"th wife hadpilea forty years. De-
Witt'a Witch Hazel Salve cured her.
it is the beat salve in America." it
heals everything and cum all akin
diseases. George C. Stillaon. South Nor-
walll; Edward P. Weed. Norwallt.
i‘rcdltora have better memories than
debtor».
1- (‘un Constipation Vol-over.
Take ('HN'UI'GIN t‘nnllyi‘atlinrilc. 10c or tile.
if C. C. C. full to cure. arugula refund money.
lie that has patience can have what
he will.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. l-‘riinlllln Bush. of New (‘astlc
Deb. says: "i auflered for yearn with
dyspepsia. Used to have great diatreel
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped me
till i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plalsted and F. ii.
Baxter.
The not you would hide should your-
self be denied.
A NIGIIT OF TERROR.
"Awful anxiety was felt for the wid-
ow of the brave General iiurnhaln. of
Machine. him. when the doctors laid
she could not. live till morning." Vli'lfrs
him. fl. ll. Lincoln. who attended her
that lmu'ful night. "All thought ah»
must noon tile from Pneumonia. but
«he begged for in. iting'c- New film-ov-
cry. saying it had more than once new
Ni her life. and had I'lll’Hl hr of com
out or brain. Baehien'a Arnica Solve.
the best in the world. will lllli the pain
and promptly heal lt. Cure: Old Sores.
Fever borer. ’leera. Belle. Felons.
4
Wall-lama.
I'll.“
pies:
. about the mum".
‘ these lig‘urea.
. are not known.
Thetitile hit: new no ,
rhey.‘ 'rlms
mll'KOIllillrWO been til ,ng about“
them for some time and the Iiii'mom
for a atill longer time. From all up-L
panacea all unusually large area may:
be. me for thin mink-‘9‘! thus
wii 1hocheap aa well an of line nuall—l
‘y' i iv ;
. All over the count" tile turkeyl
raiser: harem verymuceaului tlliii‘
mm Their docks arc Samoan are an?
lat. {all .plmp as our arm“ 3
Thu agiving table. Thin in that
there will ‘be turkey for all, d the
family that given thanlla over a meal
at corned beef and cabbage man be a
poor one indeed.
Float fifteen to night.“ cent! a
pound are the price- the. chateau:
predict; but they may ”I? e title from
They are considerably
lower than that your when turkey: sold
for from sixteen to twenty cents a
pound. These figures are based on the
quotation from the West. where the
larger. part of the turkey-l consumed in
this yicillity come from. Michigan and
Ohio are the atatcll which produce
moat of the turkeys for the eastern
market.
The farmers in thin vicinity raise a '
good many turkeyll for the market. ‘
too. but they have not yet begun to
bring them to town. and their prime
They cannot vary
much from those of the western tur-
keys. One million why: the ferment
wait until very close to’ ’l‘hankagivlng ‘
time before-delivering their turkeys in
that the dealers do not wish to keep
them alive for many days. as they lose ,1
W
.i. o. mamas.
4m nan. alanine. my
nan ‘
a ,
Wall Paper- nnd Border-
! NORTH IAIN BTW.
tli Norwua. .
hample Boots of Latest litylea of
Papers. 30er and Gilt Holding
taken to houses for laapectton. on no-
gce by poatal. humans cheerfully
van.
noun iii Stun Belling
Hot litter Hating,
ilot inbuilt ,
ITOVIB AND mull. '
ILATI AND TIN ROOFING.
Can and Steam Fitting.
Ola Fixtures. letal Ceiling. etc
Have you. seen our atoca of
RICHMOND KING‘S 1
indonudillicillinoo.
it want} mm. nuawau.‘
Rom-o Mot-l Bought.
Big prices paid for old metal: of all
kinds. Market baa reached the top
notch. Now is the time to sell your
old iron. copper and hrasa. if you
have anything to sell send postal at
Olen to
ABRAHAM HAititin.
Residence, 58 Spring street; Store-
house. 13-15 Raymond Street.
m i . weight fault on being taken to a arrange ‘
place. Turkcyu are of a very home-
‘wam sick nature and i't‘Illiit.‘ to eat on being .
. .. ”9'9"” taken from their familiar surround-
‘ ‘ lnga.
m Bocmd Chickens are to he plentiful and
. cheap. too. and many people prefer
fl them. to turkeys. The prices will pro-
~ i bably be from twelve to fourteen cents.
I! m. j. 'Danbury News.
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Royal Pearl. ‘ wvnirrlluiu LINERS.
l' I M 1 Following is a list of letters remain-
m mam.“ ”UNIS“ i log uncalled for at the following pool-i
suffices for the. week ending November:
12.3. lace;
SOI'TII NORWAI,K.
ll. l’a_itll.
Mine 8. M.
Etiw. F. IM'liWimll.
Edw. Singer.
C. 1.. Mason.
Mina Ilci'tic liuwll-y,
hire. Mary 0'ilril-n.
A. Meredith.
.‘iirn. ii. Whitierluorc, e', o. Mr. Smith
William Tllilllliinti.
Mrs. John Taylor.
fl. \V. IiE.‘i-}llii."l‘ I’. .‘I.
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! Ill style and in price.
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feet in ite workings. Call and see Ii
anyway; also examine the DE LE!“
lNCANDESCENT Bl‘RNi-ZR. one ()i
the brightest illuminatore on the mar-
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HIGHLAND BAVARIAN:
HIGHLAND MALT EXTRACT.
Tel. Call. 136-3.
it taxes very little room and is perv? "
t"
and
2 Sizes
and lair with Iron.
PUT UP EXPRESSIA FOR FAMILY lit-ll,
as carefully as a physician’r prescription.
THE runner MALT TONICS MADE.
feat. and are unsurpassed in any
d saloons tarnished at reduced prion.
nsuvanzn mar: T0 Emanuele. . ‘
isnAC G. ”MILTON. Sole fluent. .
They build up the
note
lean
23 NORTH IAIN STREET.
South Norw
aloJNn
The Halal 8: Bailey 00.
Edward I. Bailey. ha.
Lumber. fiddler and Studded
Planing and Steam Sawing.-
Itic the quickest and . g
- curator all paid;
~ Oldyflomestew
‘ Paliooke F1011
Makes Cakes
Makes Friend/s j
Packages 2 lbs 4 lbs
ALL GROCERS.
iiiEBESTw “ BEVit ,
HIGHLAND BRANDS: .
manual) nuance ABE armor” colony
HIGHLAND Plum.
HIGHLAND animal ALI.
nix. Telephone call. 149".
THE HIGHLAN D. Winnipauk.
ON THE LABEL4 MEANS
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Stock Ale seem :
a"
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”tin
melt-f; m: r.
. no:
nonwunc norm " ‘
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manner. armada.
nvphmafiatehmllaandm
MANUFAUPUIWM 01' AND DEALERS IN
Doors, Salli. Blinds. Hndvood iianteis, Casings, lite.
Plain. Cathedral and Other Glasses.
.HIATHINO
Mill and Uillce foot of Marshall at..
PAPER.-
80. Norwallr.
“flaw...”—
EEK/W
ket.
' Eaperienced Sanitary Plumbers.
‘ 50 South Main street. .‘tluaic Hal
"Block. Booth tiorwaik.
sun until anon..."
.i ‘
Open daily. except word”, from t
a. m. toizla..andfrom1tolp.m.;
Saturday. 9 s. m. to l: m.. and all In
day evenings from ‘I to I.
lumen allowed on depoaita.
ALDEN SOIMANB. Prelt.
JOHN ii. name, Vice-Pratt.
Clio. ram let. and True
HORSES
To Suit Everybody.
the car-load every
few days.
o. “w:
Soundmrector
and‘Sntbduttn
a! Ventilato- it.
mm.
Telephone at house. M
-._..-»fi
We have them coming by
M. TKfiLov.
"llnvliond.
‘Iounuorwaia
sumac-tunes.
..m...w.oli..mw.- .-
Ira-year”.
no
la!
Calling attention to
the fact that I am now
sole proprietor of the
establishment of Nash
& Van Sony. I respect-
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fully solicit a continu-
ance of the patronage
of customer».
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Corns. all Bldil Eruptions. neat Pile
cure on earth. Only 25c. a box. Con
guaranteed. “old by l". H. Baxter.
druggiat. South Kuwait. and John A.
anlnoaronre‘
. Bonita Norwalk.
Riggs. Notwaik.
Col. llluil Ilia Iild
Int Struts,
sourll NORWALK.
'l'clcphonc 121-2
CLAPI'IAM & BUTLER.
mm ‘ “narrowed!
NOTICE!
ell. Nash
”We never make excuses for charging high prices.”
ghecause it is not necessary. We sell the choicest grain
if and feed at the lowest -price. Why buy Hay. Straw,
iGrain and Feed from second hands ? ‘ Elevated Grain
i
.
N. Sulltlis alwa 3 clean.
”viola y
n' Raymond Bros.
Humane-The
murals.“
RA I I .l{().\ I) I} IiE V ATOR.
It Paysto Get the'Best.
It is a well known fact that the best of workmanship
and style in
:Sign and Wagon Painting
Can be found at
Tilly’s SigniniCarriage Works.
COAL: COAL!
. .“fl? . Having purchased a large supply 0' (ill
; prsvloul to the recent advance in price, Iain '
, now in a yoeltlon to give my claim the "
benefit of theme. .
3 lg steak consists of Int-stance.“ l
I only. both Lehlgll allil Wuhan}... is
I iiuletoll and .lelillo, Egg, M‘Ifi» ; ,.
1 and Pea. ; g , fig
Glacial attention given the m “I
ofallcoalbeforo .- i..."
P
Iivercd by careful and experienced“ :. fl
JOHN H. FERRIS,
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Mil Washing" will. ,
Norwalk Chronicler