fever, was reported
niewhat improv—
ago of
the Norwsikm hospital Association. will
be held in the Iron s at the Norwalk
Club, mueeday even on, November 11,
8 o 'cicck.
s are headquaiters for Window
on, 10c upwald. Sash Rods cur-
] -.Poles etc. Special attractions for
5 and 100 In Kitchen Dep't. M. S.
8Iill a I300 s new store.
8. E. basketball team has no
to a challenge train the Montauks
orwalk. for- a game Monday even-
‘ lhg, N ysmho'r 17.Tho game will be
played at the Armory.
Eloyd Coffin and his inimitable com-
pany offs u'ile actors. will present
Chester De ondes famous play The
Bond of Honor. " nekt 8aIuiday attai-
noon, at Mr chIIn‘ estre, in Frank-
lin street.I , .
Samuel Malking,‘ of Nerwalk. has a
gar-den the like of which few men can
boast. Yesterday he picked seventy-
ilve bunches of as lineilzuliishes as can
, be) obtained In the early. spring He
sells them two for live cents.
,wYacht Caps R: Umbrellas O‘Brien
, The Hiawatha basketball team.
whiéh will meet the F team at the or
mory, Monday oyenlng. is one of the
strongest In New York City. and last
week defeated the Silent Five. The
Hihwdtha‘s played a‘ very Interesting
and even genie with the Seventeenth
Separate Company, of Flushing. 1...!
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Reed, of Dan-
bury. will spend theirSah‘bath at the
home of their son, Irving l-l Reed in
' Main street, Norwallw Mr. and Mrs
Reed mad the trip behind the for-
. met ’11 fine gorse. The animal won the
- ribbon at the Daubury Fair. for being,
the handsomest ludlcs'. liaise on exhi-
' Dillon.
~47er tow brands of Cigars hold
' :thclr own like the imperial Crown. Ii
I has been sold for fill years and over
“1);, woonsldhrod no at the stan
dard ra do a. _ .
Miss Elofince Eliendorf who has
been employed in the French room or
the R e 0 Company. has handed in he:
. s'reslgnotlon to that llrm. to take effect
- next Saturday Aline, spending a few
days with friends I Ellendorf will
‘ no to New York airs a position
~ there. While in that city she will con-
tluue the study of art and hopes to
pcrfccn hermit In her special line.
Henry ,W‘ (insulin. the Dummratlc
candidate can of Probate foriblr
‘ ' support 0)
footing his
This was
nrty cousin
Announce voter)
portant chine.
you his cualifi
sites, and it would be
Ids’ Isnu not In his
. out experience»
' class0 will hereafter be his run
‘ dsr a special corps cf teache
carted by non-union men.
:1 The holy Nanie‘ society or, he so?
ll rlsh will receiv
In up w morning. The no tide
on Snoopy mornings in the
”Pork Chops, 14c ll) H in
Sherman Council. Royal
c u,m
' will hold their legular meeting Mon»,
day. instead of Thursday. no In their
usual customl‘ln order to accommodate
the Catholic fair. At this meeting
' Councilman Elect Bodiveil will be ln-:
ltiated.
Physical Director can... Kraut. of ' i
the Y M: C A., especially urges the
young men to appear every Tuesday
and Friday evenings at the rooms In
Elizabeth street for gymnasium work.
He hopes to he Able to put- out a class
this winter 1 will be second to none
in this par lofeth state. 'II
The Joint committee on the fair of
the Hat F‘lnishor‘s' and lint Trimmers
Associations Inet Thursday evening.
‘ and decided to hold the fair the thigd '
T e '
week In January, in Music non.
man will he cautioned I‘lwhoights.u
loint meeting of the cominittees hav-
ing in charge the several features of
the affair will be held next Wednesday
evening. at Labor Lyceum hall In
South Main street
The Criminal Court of Comuion
Pleas will come in next Thursday
morning, at 10 o'clock, at Eridgepmt
with Judge John H. Light on the
bench Among the Norwalk appeal
cases of interest will be those of Fred-
erick James Andrew Fain, James Rog-
ers. James Webb Challes Miirray and
John Cullinan. The latter will he re.
memberod as the fellow who tried to
liberate the prisoners at the Havllnnd
street police station with an axe. a few
weeks ago ‘. .
The Holland's Iléfehtod the Rough
Riders of Washington street yesterday
afternoon at rugby. The score was lif-
tsen to nothing. (Several of the play-
srswere' hurt. Louis Fay was injured
a the right arm. TheIllncup for the
Unknown was Louis Fay, left tackle;
Eddie Lemmy left guard: Frank Fay. I
center; Eddie Larrlgan right guard;
Frank Schmede. right end; Floyd Cot
ill
back; William Fay, I right tackle:
deorge Brush; pull back; Harry Duff.
Ight half “0ng 31.01343 Raymond, quan
or back
—--For Bat. and Mom: Special good
)fferings in Ladies Walsts Wu]
Skirts Mercorised; Petticoats, Finn el
)tte and Percale Wrappers. M. S.
Smith 6‘: Co. 92 Washington St.
There are about sixty tons of coal
It the South ‘Noraialk municipal light.
.ng plant at present. This amount will
not less than a week A few days ago
when the drivers were carting coal lu-
co the plant I) committee {rem the
Teamsters Union appeared and asked -
Lhat the managers of the plant accept
no more of the fuel. as it was being
The com-
mittee was promptly told that this was
lot sufficient reason to have the coal
kept out of the bins, and the work pro-
ceeded. In case of a sympathetic strike.
)n idea of the trouble that would he ‘
calmed can he gained from'tho fact
that the city mould soon be without
'llhts. having no decal with which to
Iun- the machines Which generate the
Iloctrlcity._ . I
an” INIHI HEART
0! every pointer is a place for the Co-
lonial. Ins paint that’s appreciated on
mount of Its purity and other Inim‘i
table points of production. ' ’
it it hoarse label with the state
Chemist's Analysis. it's
‘ Pure Load, Zine.
. at the 8 o’clock in s to!
left end; Frank ’l‘ullip. IeIt hull
At the. fleece ilnhd dsrh
At 50c, Wright's fleece lined.
At 31; Collins‘ ’
‘ crest array of Work Gloves every
2 ”being rlvctted, 3‘1.
Cities
cattle or poultry.
WORLD’S WORK. ,
ART INTERCHANGE.
SUCCESS,
$3 00
4 .00
$8 00
offer of a reputable firm.
49 Wall Street.
(For His Week)
Creole Bells: m stop.
II The Elks, march.
Chariot Race.-
Please Let Me Sleep.
1 an) Through ,
8olgliors in the Ritalin.
the Colonial‘
Adler’s dress and walking Gloves 81
Fownes’ caps and handosewsd Gloves. :1. 60.
The greatest display of Good Suits and Overcoats in the Twin
We shall be pleased to exemplify our ideas .
at what good grain and good service is, Ii you
will call or telephone us year orders.
Buy cats that' 5 clean. .
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Now Magazine Clubbing one};
Sheet illusion"
~ - ’ , I!
tory (or nay wear, except lth even
FOR YOUR HANDS ;:
More WON!!! Gloves here than in any two stores in town—«o really”:
good kind, Union made, pieced buck-
‘ skip, wool and dog‘skin from 25c to $1 60. ‘
Sargent’s Railroad Gloves thunibo'; sewed with leather Instead of '
Em M iii
We do all in our power to furnish Grain
, and Feed which will secure the results that
are desued by you, whether for your hoISe,
.i)
_j__°° ’ All for $4. 00
t
I can make many more offers Just as cheap, or i will duplicate any club
WILLIAM P. BEERS,
Bookseller and Stationcr.
‘I. Nth-walk. Conn.
”Cut This
AdVortisemcfll
Out! I I
It bill secure a discount Of
”No cent on any purchase or
oar more. made at Nor-
walk during November. ‘
Norwalk nun e Co.
Main St. ‘
drasfithsy are nine
")1th .
mThe very latest ls ,
IIck m rs; two chides." of
other speclal. cum. I
:m «can in white vi , ‘
tumbler; and us with
lint. an
‘ sanding" on Monday night next.
I speaks In the South Norwalk Congre— ,
, Lhnt Its “their turn ’n'cxt.”
actor. with his do
‘ annals wife.
M ii
_ serous Vuossueufrsf:
O‘BRIEN' 8 NEW PLAY. ‘
Smith O Brien, In his new play. “Th
Game Keeper. wil be the attraction at
Hoyt' a Theatre tonight. It is a bright. ' ’
interesting play from first to last with
a thoroughly original plot worked out
on lines that are almost in every re»
spect new to the irish drama. in the
story that is told no. one can so; the
end from the heginniii .“ehery at he;
in); literally hIlmI‘ul of surprises, and ‘
yet there Is nothing so glaringly ab-
surd and improbable}: in almost sum.
to show Itself in the stereotyped nun
play "The Game Keeper" must take
its place or the ranks of dramatic lit—1
crnture as a stlong. crisp, original and
essentially lrlsh play full of powerful
and thrilling situatliins and admira-
hly constructed from ilrst to last
M
LEC’I‘ URE BY MISS STONE
A year ago the Christian W0! Id was
stirred by the capture of one of its
Women missionmies. Miss Ellen M
Stone. Her retention by the brigunds‘
'. will make a chapter In the histony of
I missionaiy heroism.
By a fortunate
coincidence the people of Norwalk and
vicinity will hear her tell the story of
'My Experience with Bulgarian Bli—
She
national Church. and the doors open
at 7:15. Miss Stone's proceeds lion)
.I o‘er ieetlue tom we used to repay her
ransom money and the pioceeds of the
longregntlounl Church are devoted to
ullssious III Tuikey. Tickets 25 cents.
it the drug stores.
REPERTOIRE ALL NEXT WEEK.
This ciLyJIns been favored with sev-
. era! first class shows lately. and while
_‘ the well to do“ could afford to enjoy
I“ them there are many good people who
_ cannot afford to pay the piles nskéd to
ass a "syndicate play. " To this huge
element of our citizens We announce
Ml. (‘lIaI-
e versatile young
any of players.
will give a week of r( pmtnlre at Hoyt s
les K. Champlln,
“.IheatI'I-e. beginning Monday evening.
)Iesenting» a charming Aomestlc ro-
nanee entitled “Out of the Shadow,‘
I play that brings tears and laughter
Ilieruntel) Betwaen the acts seveiai
bright specialties will be Introduced.
making a continuous performance. Mr.
Champlln created a very favorable in)-
pression here last season. and as his
company is far stlcnxex now we have
no doubt he will draw crowded houses.
It is a good tip to go to the box office
early. especially the holders of ladies’
tickets for Monday.
THE CLIMBERS PRESENTED.
Hoyt's Theatre was well filled last-
evening and it is safe to say that not
one of the audience vies disappointed
, in the presentation of The Climbsrs.’.‘
by Amelia Bingham
strong company.
The play was one of
e cleanest ever
Overseats.
to class at
Slick & Price,
98 Washington I Street.
. so. NORWALK.
One case Blue RibShirls and Drawers, resuiar
25 cents.
Trunks and Bags. ‘
Store open Monday and Saturday comings. .
Hills H SHHV
48 and '50 Wall: Sire:
nought. Watch this space.
‘ pins» of all.
Pancake Material of all sorts, fresh
in store.
rup or Haney to go withl
Try Hacker’s Pearl Flakes, a nice
breakfast dish. 10c.
PIllehuryo Flaked wand Food
same thing as Pettllohn'e, but cheaper.
12c.
Lion Golden Drip Syrup
glen Jars. 15o.
Honeysuckle
Brand ' California
given here. there being not on lnunmnl ‘ '
suggestion during the entire perform
ones. The scenes were laid In New
York city. at the 1present day and were
true to life. show as the tragedies that
are enacted in that giant metropolis
every day. bringing misery to scores
of homes. John E. Kcllcrd uo ”Rich
ard Starling" warmers weak than
wicked and being a climber after
wealth alone he inousht untold Into
cry on his family and friends. and lin-
nlly made a fitting and to such a lite
by taking a dose of poison and leaving
, his family tree to ollnbb back to homu-
' nose. 0
°I of Richard can)“. Was the direct on
Maud Turner rdon, the wife
posits at her hnahand. she beings
climbs)- titer happiness. which she
won after ennui-la ‘ I‘)
‘ o, faring wrought
1n husband Willem
and We on.” proved that there
such a II) a: as platonic trlsndship
even it he was in '
lilo
on Iron on
Al I than on
I, hit
Now Buckwheat, lMaple Sy-I
in quart i
Now For The
Fall Trade.
Our store In full of good things. Some sort: of Canned Goods
anti Tomatoes we can offer new at wholesale cost.
Gone up oi
We hope to keep people Informal!
we are doing to contribute our share of work for the general good
Beat Tub Battery 28;.
it would appear wm) credm‘ary
selling at RSI/2c to 266 ,° r
was low. Quality first. deal '
To Arrive .—-0ar load. in
raised on sandy soil; jnpeeth
extra good. Price Inter. W'It
Strained Honey, 2 If). not. all: tin can. mine.
LORENZO DIE ‘Ef
that the proper fitting of Gluten should never he messed
i . i If there in any trouble who your eyes. some to on and
out) anticipation lands free we guarantee satisfaction. I
Norwalk Chronicler