«:1 AT LRNE’S a.
Phone 39-5
200 a Pound for
Ribbon Candii.
This should dispose rapid-
ly of our recent makeup
at this high-quality candy
—-it is absolutely pure-—
we know it since we made
it.
5| Washington Street.
ballerina-
The Boston Store is continuing its
sale today.
——All the late Derbies. O'Brien.
Mrs. Mary Bennett. of South Nor-
walk, was the guest of friends in West-
port Wednesday,
The Stillson-Powell Corporation in-
vite you to call anti see the photo ile-
veloplng. machine demonstrated.
MAil wants supplied in M, S. Smith
& Co's Kitchen Department.
The Misses Frankc. of Norwalk.
have been the guests of their sister.
Mrs. ll. 0. Benedict, in Westport.
E. K. Banks is having a sale of tam-
o‘-shanters. and also wishes you to
understand that. he has a complete
line of ladies' and misses' cashmere
and golf gloves.
-—-Shoulder Steak lOc. Round tic.
Sirloin 18c. Porter House 20c. Stevens'.
Bulletin No. it of the South Nor-
Congregational Church. appears on
page 4 of this issue and is an interest»
ing relation of the. features for to
morrow. Better read it and get in—
formed.
It you are interested in gold mines.
you should sit right down and write
to A. L. Duncan 8; Company for their
book on the Reduction of Gold Ores.
it explains the various processes of
extraction of the ore.
“Pot Roast 6 to Me lb. Stcvcns’.
Tristram & Hyatt, Nor-walk. have
started their alteration sale. While
making their alterations they need m“.
siderable room for the workmen. and
so have marked some of their stock
very low, in order to disperse of it.
——~Vlsit M. S. Smith & Co's Kitchen
Dep't. You will not regret it.
Fred School). son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Scliauh, of Washington street.
went to Brooklyn with his father yes-
terday. and enlisted in the United
States navy for a term of three years.
He will be detailed for duty in New-
port. and will probably leave for that
place tomorrow.
«Sausage izl/be, at Hayes:
Doric Chapter. 0. E, 8.. held its rec.-
ular meeting in \Vestport this week.
it was voted to extend an invitation
to ()phir Chapter. of South Nor-walk.
to be present at the next meeting of
Doric Chapter. Tuesday evening. No-
vember 4. when the ceremony of in
itlation will be conferred upon a can
illdaie. After the work a collation will
be served.
——iiome Dressed Chickens and
Fowls. iSc, Stevens‘.
H. W. Kemp's advertisement today
is indeed very logical.
truly perfect clothing. it goes without
saying that they must lit and to have
a genuine flt‘thc clothes must he cus
tom made. The interesting part or
Mr. Kemp's story is that you can get
the custom made sort from him at very
reasonable prices. as low as yoil per~
liaps have been paying for the ready
made sort.
wVery few brands of Cigars hold
their own like the imperial Crown. it
has been sold for to years and (liter.
and is now considered one of the stair
durd brands.
The particular attention of our read.
are is directed to the adv-crtlaciucul oi”
the New York Sunday Sun‘s features
which appears elsewhere in this pair
' per. We may not always net-co with
the policy that the Sun advocates. bill
we never lack admiration as to ill“
cicili'iicss. conciseuess. trcuciiuiii force
and intellectual power with which it
states its convictions. presents its l‘cli»
iiil't‘ll and given the news of liic day.
its book reviews are brilliant and lust.
For this reason it is always peruse-d by
book lovers with more than pausing iii
tempt. for they well know that the
Sun's book reviewers are urknowlcdn
ed to he the bent literary critics amour:
the living master» or ldnallnh liiora
lure. 'i‘hc Him is humans-«thcrciorc
alwaya interesting. The Sunday Him
is easily the most readable Sunday llil‘
per published. it bi equal to any male
azlne and better than most.
PAINT YOUR IUGGY FOR 760
to it with Devon‘s ' Gloss carriage
Paint. it weighs a to it our. more to
the pint than others. wears longer. and
Rives a glow equal to new work. Sold
by Comatock Watklnn 1: Dow. E. ii}.
liorhnm and ii. T. Prowltt I; Go. "
on routine
if so we want your trade. our line
of Cigars and Tobacco: are selected
with meat care. we have had ten
yearly experience in the Tobacco built.
liens. and give you the benefit if it.
The Sparta ulnar has become one of
the staple brands of the town. which
goes to show that the smoker ripper»
sisters :2 good drum. and will call (or
it again after using lone. Our lin-
vans and its; Wm Cigars are fine.
excellent in flavor and quality. Our
Pips business is all that could be «is
hired. optimists goblin. pretti-
my”. reasonable prices and all
goods warranted tails the story.
. plea.
if you dcsirc. .
* Lorton waspicked ill) on the streets of
"the Knight Street A. M. a;
will deepen tomorrow. _
tl‘he‘ economical hansekeepor will
now turn to the advertisement of the
Public Market. ‘
‘ The residence of Charles S. Trow'
bridge at ”9 South Main street, is in
Church
In
the. hands of painters.
wilellcious li‘rcsh Candy. only 10c
ii). M. S. Smith & (30.
The Salvation Army will take pos~
session of the store at 12 Water street,
Norwnik. next Week.
Superintendent W. (7. Write and fam-
ily have gone to New York to spend
the Sabbath with friends.
Two propositions were received at
the meeting of (lockenoc Tribe. 1. 0. it.
M., of Norwalk, last evening.
wFi'aiikfurters and Bologna 120.
Stevens'
Mrs. H. Smith and guest, Mrs, Wal-
ter Gould. of New York city. spent yes-
terday calling. on friends in Norwalk.
.l. Stanley St. John. of the Clifford
pharmacy. will go to lircwsters. N. Y..
tomorrow. to attend the funeral of his
grandmother.
The Young l’eoplcs‘ chorus. of the
South Norwalk Methodist. Church. will
sing at the mission. tomorrow after—
noon. liivci'yhody is welcome.
~~--i'ork Roast liic, Chops 16c. Siev-
ens‘.
The subject of the short address in
Trinity ('liill‘cll. tomorrow evening. will
be Ulillllllllll; and Lotteries; the [hanger
to Sound Morals by ’i‘hclr Rapid
(lrowlh.
Mrs. W. ll. Slack and two daughters.
Misses iii. Y. (i. and K. A. Slack. have
been stopping at the Mitford. The lut-
tcr two are students in Miss C. l“.
liqird's West West avenue seminary.
“5 ll). Pall Lard 70c, at Hayes‘.
Mrs. b2. W. liradicy. of \\'atcrbury.
has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. ii}.
M. ’l‘ollcs at their home in South Main
Street. Mrs. Bradley is tliewlfe of a
prominent carriage. dealer in the Brass
City.
Mr. Eldridge.’ who is now employed
in the power station of the Connecti-
cllt Railway and Lighting Company. at
(‘ross street. Norwalk. has moved his
family from Hartford to ill Beldcn ave-
iiuc. Norwalk. '
—~Corued Pork i'lc 1b.. at Hayes'.
Two men. apparently Armenians.
and dressed as Episcopal clergymcn.
were in town soliciting funds for re—
ligious work. this morning. ’l‘hey were
unable to talk English. and made
known their requests with a written
The sriciablc committee of (.‘ockcuoe
Tribe. 1. 0. R. M.. of Norwalk. held a
meeting. last evening. and made ar-
rangements for the second in the scr~
ies of sociablcs which will he held in
lied Men's Hall. in the Gazette build—
»—Taploca pudding that can be made
without soaking the tapioca. and which
never lumps. and pearl or hominy
italics that cook in six minutes. to
which may be added a delicious lleck
er buckwheat cake, are some of the do
iicous foods now being cooked and ser-
ved at Davenport's grocery until Tues»
day next.
Jerome Godfrey. of Caution. has pur-
chased a farm of about sew-u acres.
ruin l,. ll. \i'nrnckc. the (button
pickle dealer. located on the main
road to l)anbur.\'. below (‘iiiilion st'i~
lion. Mr. Godfrey intends to crccl a
line house on the proptuty.
Mrs. Theodore Eslckson. of Main
slrcct. Norwallt. who fell downstairs
about thrcc weeks ago scvcrcly sprain-
ing her right foot. is gctiui: alum:
nicely under the care of iir. A. ll. llalb-
win. On aeonnt of her nae. however.
it will probably be three “i'i‘ki‘l longer
before she will be able to use her foot,
wt‘holcc Fowls lilc to. at Hayes".
A man who gave the name of Frank
South Norwalk last night by (‘aptaiu of
Police Georue W. Gladstone. This
morning. before Judge Taylor. druu
ki'iliicss and vagrant-y \vcrc choral-(l.
but. sentence was suspended provided
the fellow left town. lie made instant
trucks for the l'ark (‘itln
.lohn ll. McMahon and the other
South Norwulk gentlemen. who is int
tcreslctl iii the new company. which is
to bur out trying: Lockwood til (kim-
pally. met with Mr. Lockwood last
evening. in an endeavor to close it
lli'ili for the plant. bill were unable to
apron upon a price. Another meeting
will be held shortly. when It in ex-
llt't'lt‘d the deal will hc consummated
mllr. M. S. Rotten, Eye and Ear h‘pe
clnllat from Hrldttcport. rcniovvd his
oilice from the Mahackcmo Hotel. to
52 North Main St.. So. Not-walk. where
he can be consulted on Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturday: from 1
o'clock to at p, in. only.
Simmons
Watch Chains
are gold fillcdmsoliii gold
outside. You cannot tell
them {foillflll nob! cloiiiism
unless you cut the liukaw
except by the dilicrriice in
price.
A but: usurirtniciit iii the
newest patterns is here.
The range of our stock of
- , Jewelry in wide enough to out»
its“ everyovm. It you want a
mimosa. Watch, Gold. Silver
or Gold Filled Jewelry, it’s
hard and price on Mill an aunt-
lty in right. ‘
A. w. AUSTIN. .
‘ .l s w a i a r i
no Wail lime, ”mitt.
. .
WW... me—m
-
owe GREAT autumn sarrsmmon on nous? shalt.
Bring Your Boy
HERE. M
if you want to dress him well and economically. Wo hnte’tlie kinds of
boys' clothes that never disappoint, that wear better than common, be-
cause better made of better materials than most stores sell.
Yet our prices are not dear, unless you compare them with prices
of the "cheap" ki‘ndn that. wear out quickly. We believe we can give
you more value at each price than you believe possible. I’m us to the
test.
Good. stylish Russian Blouse and Sailor Blouse
and Vestee Stilts, fancy mixtures and colored Berg-
es.from.................. ...... ...... .$3.50
Strong. durable. kuockabout 2-piece Suits, extra
strong in the seams, mostly fancy mixtures, from. .$2.00
i Handsome 3~plece Suits, single and double-blunted
styles, fancy mixtures and black and blue Cheviots,
i from .............. . .................. . ........ $3.50
l When you l)in your boy's Clothes. Hats and Furnishings here. you
always have. the satisfaction of knowing that. you get the highest pos-
sible value for what you pay.
Everything boys wear but shoes.
Comstock Brothers.
14 SOUTH MAIN ST.. MASONlC BUiLDlNG.
South Norwalk. Norwaik.
, Tel. 32-2.
Tel 41-4. i
lug, Wednesday evening. November Si. '
We do all in our power to tarnish Grain
and Feed which will secure the results that
, are desired by you, whether tor your horse,
cattle or poultry.
We shall be pleased to exemplify our ideas
oi what good grain and good service is, it you
will call or telephone us your orders.
Buy oats that's clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH. i
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2M;
Some NewBOOks
THE TWO VANDREVELS. Booth Tarkington.
CAPTAIN MACKLIN, Richard Harding Davis.
THE CLIMAX. by Charles Pidgin. f riffs-{‘5' Cilia“? v.
HEARTS COURAGEOUS. Knife" '
Also Mrs. Wiggs's THE CABBAGE PATCH. ‘
WILLIAM F. BEERS,
Bookseller and Stationer.
49 Wall Street. Nor-walk. Conn,
For This week.
SHEET MUSIC 15 cta. A COPY.
When the Convent Bells Are Ringing.
(in a Sunday Kiternoon.
Carpet Stampers
are certainly labor saving and assist
the housewife in keeping a. clean home
and a cheerful disposition. 'i‘hc Gosh»
cu Sweeper is made to stand the
sharpest sort of inspection and is also
Midnight Fire Alarm March. made to stand considerable wear.
Stay in Your (two llnck Yard. (“in in “M 3““ “*‘W-W. $175 and
Most We Say Goodbye ii‘orcrer? ”‘00 qualities. ll
iicartscuse Waltz.
Coleman’s News Stand,
10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Izon't forget the still) meat chopper.
Norwaik ii’d’w’e Co.
34 Main St. Norwalk.
custom have a style all tlicir own. probably
M880 brought about by their exclusive prop-
5u|tg city—”FIT.
and \Vc are nmkliu: clothing as lowly
ngrooatg priced as the ready-made elsewhere.
n... woman. awn. shoe. '
FOR MEN IND WOMEN.
[If $3.00 and $3.50.
'l'hcizc aliens are made of the beat materials the market affords and ho.
but made in a factory vcry lnrucly of much higher priced shoes, We earn-
..uuly roqiitmt that you compare them with any to shoe in any store.
POINTS 0N CONSTRUG'HON.
Wrandhxier sole of heat oak leather.
ticcmulmi'i’ooi Youbion prevents Bdtlcaklng. Norwalk Elinor; never
marsh in the soles. _
'l‘hlrdw—lioat on ._ nor note. which does not draw the foot.
Tries: one“ an: umou mos. i
m
Olsen S 09 S tore
SOUTH NORWJLK. CONN.
W
w
1-
“ham. 3mm Lian... "
Health Brand Pancake Flour.
Delicious Pancakes, Mullins and
Gem, and it in a hurry for din-
ner. it will make fine biscuits.
Bathe chief qualification in delta
;
:-;.;-.-:n:.:-.. fill-1
:2 liiiilli ll. ViillSlliil,
' PLUMBING.
STEAM.»
no: math.
muons
nrrnra.
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Strut.
' loath Norwnlk. conn.
i l i (
(l. S. Whitney, of Boston. is stopping
at the (‘lit‘foi‘iL
.lohn H. Baird. of lictllel. is stopping
at the Mahacltcmo.
Charles Mchrucy. of llanbury. spent
last night the guest of A. J. Collins. of
North Main street.
—---Fi'ci~.ll Hams. i-ic: Shoulders, i2c.
Stevens.
Lew Marcuse and .l. (i'lieury. of New
York. have taken positions as hell boys
at the ("iilt’oril.
Mrs. W. S. Stiirtcvuut and Millard
Sturlcvant will spend the Sabbath with
friends in Brooklyn.
Some of the store keepers report that
there- were aboul as many beggars for
money this iiiornlng. as customers.
Miss lilargucrite Taylor. of New York
city. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. ii. li.
(lilltllili. at. their home in West avenue.
-- «Sirloin Steak l‘tc lb.. at liayes'.
ilr. R. M, Wolfe is out with a build-
some new rubber tired physician‘s bug-
gy. received today front New York city.
Miss Mary Cook. oi Stamford. spent
ytstcrday the guest of her bi'ollwrtlnv
law. Andrew l.l‘:il')'. oi’ Railroad ave-
nuc.
(‘llarlcs illililshoroiiali. of Bridgeport.
was the guest of Miss ilarrict i.. Keith.
ot' l'ppcr Main slrccl. Norwalli. last
cl’t'lllllg.
(‘onlpuiiy ll will purl-hase the chairs
formerly owned by the Women's his
chance at the t‘uitral t‘lub. in West
iilf‘llllt‘.
.l i‘. Hawkins. of Siusidc l’iacc. blast
.\' irwalk. is cxpocisd home tnmorrmv.
from a several days‘ business trip spent
out of town.
Major Eben llili. .lr's illp. ravine
auto. has been undergoing ripairs .‘li
.iuiius \‘l'. Miller's machine slurp. iii
\'.'ulvr slim-t.
.\l'lliiii‘ lillrlliii'll, ill Hoiitll .\'ui wall
has taken a position as opener in the
Ruiiell oyster shop. on lln- Washing-
ton slreci bridge.
~~-l.cgs of Lamb. iic;
7‘42“- Stcrens'.
t‘ompauy _ll has \'(llt‘il to install an
indoor limits set in the Armory. and
expect to have the NM in rcudinrss for
playing next irceii.
Miss Nellie ”r'llll‘)‘ has I'i‘llil'lii'il in
her home in liiinhiiry. after harlot:
been the glirsi of tilt Alissws llai‘ly. of
Franklin avenue. Norwalk.
t‘oullcililian (borne h‘ ilrumimiu, oi
.\i:r\vulk. has rcturucd from a couple of
\vcehs' trip to Virginia. where he at-
lcudml u hotticrs‘ convention. and made
illllti‘ a tour. He reports an excellent
liiiic.
li‘orcuuu it on:
i‘liarles Walters. who was nominated
by the Second District llclnocrnls for
justice of the peace. last night. has re-
siancd the nomination. and it will be
necessary for the town committee in
till the vacancy.
m-«lt‘i‘csli Pork for Roasting, i‘J and
lie lh. :it lliiyes‘.
Louis J. (‘uuoo rcluriiid last night.
from a several diiys‘ stay in ltidgiu
iii-id. where he has been pin-king till-
plcs, He has packed six hundred hur-
rcls of the fruit which will he ships
pcil to New York and England.
The many friends of James Troy.
ioriiicrly of Norwalk. will regret to
learn that Mr. Troy is seriously ill. at
his home in Newark. N. .l.. and that
his recovery is doubtful Mr. Troy is
a sergeant on the Newark police force.
Ainuudus finch. formerly of South
Nurwnlk. was in town. yesterday. for it
few hours. calling on friends. Mr.
llnch is now located at lilishklli. l’ikc
county. i’ii.. where he acts as tiiuliuizcr
or liuI exit-iisirn farm owned by his
brother. Mr. liiicli rcturncd lo liliiilir
a... early last evening.
REGISTRAHS' NOTICE.
The Registrars or Vtilol'l of illi'
iii-could Voting liiali-icl will hold their
last Ht'littltill for revision and transfer.
at Police lieiiliuiiariuro. llavilnnd tit.
Monday from 9 till ii o'clock.
.ltlllN if. HOGAltiil'hi.
iiiliv‘iiti .l. SMl'i‘ll.
Registrars.
MWHMWW
THE COLONiALi
'l‘hc purest iii the World. llo you
know that you can buy a gallon of tilt-
nolulcly pure Pflifllw-plli'i! Lend. Zinc
and Linaccdd)". ioo per cent. pure?
A good protection for you it you
paint your home with it. and ll good in
ventinent if you ever care to sell that
home. {or the paint always looks fresh.
and what adds to the appearance of it
both" more than good point? Who
wants to buy a house that has limit]
painted with clu-au paint and hits
cracked and peeled? Every painter
know that such a house can never be
made to look well again. Once «trach-
cd. always cracked. in a true saying
when applied to paint.
For sale by Fox Cynic & Hardware
(30., South Nor-walk, Conn: The Nor.
walk Hardware do. Norwaik, coon,
w
«a. as... h“.ww.»~ ”a. mum...»
Demonstration of Developing Ma-
chine at our store. Wednesday. Oct.
29m, from 7 mm) :3. m.
Shamanism. ' ' _ r‘
. “W'Pl'l‘illlllm
. Depend Upon ,
Their Clothiers
Or Tailors
When it comes to the selection of
a fabric and many times allio‘in
regard to style and tit. We Now
prepared for this, and will show».
you a collection of Winter jam .
meals that. excel anything :ever' ,_
before offered in this partetdh’u
country, and our clerks are Able: .‘
to assist you. it you desire it, in.
the selection. They know howitho‘
garments are made and they know» .
the correct styles for the season?
so you are safe if you place yours?
self in their hands. " '
We have an enormous assorta .
ment of both
Suits and Onions
to sell at
1 .
We bought far more than usual of this grade, and some of them
are worth as high at $16.50 as you will see if you understand values. The
Suits include every fashionable fabric for the season. cut and tailored '
in the very latest styles.
The Overcoats are made in
tine Kerseys. Meltons. Friezes,
in and see these.
A Chance for the Big Bells
aged 8 to 16 years. We have a large collection of Two-Piece. Short
Trousers Suits. that are very fashionable and cut from splendid fab-
rics; they would ordinarily be sold for $6.00. hilt our price is $4.50.
Our HAT DEPARTMENT has become famous for its $2.00 Derby.
Have you seen it?
Time to tliiuk of the little articles of Haberdashery: Shirts, Under-
wear, IiOsicry, as well as Ncckwcar; money saving prices.
Trunks and Suit Cases.
tried it Price, ilillls H. Stiiliill,
98 Washington Street, 48 and 50 Wall Street,
.i.i
many lengths to suit every taste, from
etc. We would like to have your come
SO. NORWALK. NORWALM
WHEN m WANT or: CLEAR FAT PORK: HERE.
HORSE RADlSH: NEW.
CRANBERRIES, BEST, 106 QUART.
soup TOMATOES, 10c CAN.
CLAM CHOWDER.
PURE HONEY, 22c BOTTLE. ' “
SWEET CIDER.
EVERY PACKAGE OF CLOVER HiLL BUTTER i8 GUARANTEED
ABSOLUTELY PURE AND IF NOT BETTER THAN ANYTHING YOU EV.
ER HAD ON YOUR TABLE, MONEY REFUNDED. 30¢ POUND.
*
Lorenzo Dibble.
Wise People Realize
that the proper fitting of Glasses should never bogs-sod at.
if there is any trouble ruin your eyes. come us and have I that.
out: examination made tree. We guarantee satisfaction.
0. B. JACKSON,
onnnuan”: OPTIOIAH
u VALE ITIII’I'. NORWALK. CONN.
0““
' Best Quality
Hickory. Oak, Maple
00 Chestnut and Pine.
. Sawed and Split.
Raymond Bros.
arkgt.
l’iTNdiOCK. ,I 6e "1.
MARKET CODFlBH. on all).
STEAK COD, 100 ll).
BNAPPER BLUEB, 10c iii.
lill’l‘TmiFiSli, .v. 10c lb.
iiiiUlilF'lBH.
wuaarisug mar.
risu, sanuou. ,, , .
ormv norm clans, . 30s at.
OPEN OYB’l'EltS. zen qt.
n. J. CUTBlLL
Want and Washington «not idles.
Til. ill.
Norwalk Chronicler