Bead Steven‘s " and ti
loss for? your Sunda
ado right is the
maiden Brothers' adver-
» tlsoi‘nent. ‘ ,
, Mrs. Ado Lawton; or Brooklyn is the
guest or colonel and Mrs Leslie Smith.
. of Elmwood V
Miss Juli epard. one or the wait—
‘ restaurant. is that her
home in Grown avenue. ‘ .
. to. P. N Smith of Ba view ave—
due; is the guest ()3! her aster, Mrs.
‘H ry Mann, or New Haven.
- 3‘V-uCauliiio3wer. 10 to 16c. Fl) L a Co
Miss Mary Graskunz, the p ular.
clerk at Mae's returned. las ight,
~ . flag a several days visit with rlend's
~k so poster
10c; kitchen D‘ep
yarioty fresh Can
8 1th ,
sale 5 and
today.” Great
10c lb b. M. 8.
ts' 3clotiiin3g is the ems of the
Read Company’s advertising to
y Oh yes. they also talk a little
‘abo novelty albeilnos :
The Boston Store is using consider-
able ispace today to relate tore news
SNisrt l-ilnmsn, organizer for the
Rodi Men, will go to Stamford, this
evening, to attend the first regular
meatln oi! Onax Tribe, recently lir-
stitute in that city. .
7511b. pail Pure lard. 65c. Hayests.
honey Adams. of West Washington
street. drew over to Southport. Wed-
neddaY evening. and attended the car-
diva being held under the auspices oi
the ddportinent or that place.
All the members 30! the Trinity Ca
(13” d their friends are requested to
bin; at. 8 oolook in the
lty Church when; the
'0 bring the cadets into
a. marine corps will come up. _ ,
Mina Jones kindly ousted to give the
young ladies at the Girls' Friendly lio—
clety. embroidery lessons at their reg-
ular meeting. last evening The les-
sons will begin next Thursday evening
and will heréaiter be held twice a
Shir-fie r3 it!!! Union will hold a "b
” 3' this b‘lrlg at 8 o’clock in
Central Laboriliyeeum in South Main
street. The’ charter has arrived on
the onion and" local erosional
will ’be pertoctsd at this meeting
Olin-him '
Memoirs. in Myrtle Chain
WMIW and work the
3 . ..two candidates. The
wear their new new 3i _3
‘ the 33home or Mrs. Tull
' attended the funeral of her
ion ,
tortilliha arch b ,
e
3 hit or the
Ga cord. Mass: 3 3
. ~ Jild. 0
sp’ an as the month d November at
Place. _
The Oillcois' Association at the
South Norwailr Fire Departmsiit will.
‘ ‘bolmita regular monthly meeting this
evening
-Ro3und Steak lilo 1b., at Hayes s.
Edward 0‘ Hero, wire rind daughter.
of Bridgeport have been spending a .
V" few days With M.i O‘Hard's mother. 10 .
Chestnut street ‘ .,
The] hunting used in the decoration
of Red Men' a Hall tor St Joseph’s fair
was kindly loaned by the Boston Store
3 and it Kriegsr it Go
" ‘»Cauilllower; 10 to tile, F. D .L &. 00
Mrs Charles .‘A Whitney. of Nutley.
N Y.. was in Norwhlk Wednesday. and
cousin
John Klmmey Hyatt. v .
Colonel and Mrs. Leslie Smith will .
give a reception to the members or the
Hospital Whist Club this eroding at
their home in Eimw'ood avenue ,
’2—Slrioln Steal: lie. 3at Hayess
Mrs. AliceBniith, widow of Veteran
Smith, who died about a year ago. at
the Soldiers‘ Home, Newton. has been
granted a pension with back pay.
The Public Market Will serve you
With a full line oi choice goods and -
quote prices on a few of their extra
values See advertisenicnt page three.
re-Yacht Caps 8%. Umbrellas. 0' Brien
. All entertainment for the benefit or
the Silvermlne Methodist Mtestant
Church will be held this evening at the
home or Mrs. Hannah Guthrie in 8114
vet-mine. -
Mrs. Lavinia Grumman of Academy
Vitreet is in Dollar N J.. where she
is nursing a grandson. Harold Olm
stead .son of. William Olmstead, for
merly3 of Norwalk
3~.--Fr_os3h' Hams, __1-ic lb. Hayes’s.
Bvec's orchestra has been engaged by _’
Company F to furnish music at the ‘
close and during the intermission be»
timed the basketball games next Mon-
day evening. at the armory.
A bicycle come is being for med am»
orig the students '0! the Connecticut
Military Aeodbmy, in Blast avenue. The
members are. planning for a trip on
their wheels to Harttord: IOOII.
w-iBweot Older, 200 gal. F.D.L. & Co.
Joseph Welth, who was taken to the
Norwaik Hospital some time ago. is
considerably improved. Mr Welch has
at no time bben violent as reported
His illness wds due to overwork and u
nervous colla' so.
' ‘--All widths and colors of Taffeta
Ribbons, fancy and plain 10c yd. M.
S. Smith & C.
Cockcnoe Tiibé 1.0 R. M., of Nor-
walk, will confer the adoption degree
this evening; and loliowlng the w rk
relieshmants will be sewed. The Hay-
makers. well satiation after the job or
receiving the travelling hayrake, are
content to go over until next week for
another meeting. .
~Dunlap a Yeoman Derby. O'Brien
The tooth game on the Baxter
Grounds tom ,row afternoon will be
bemoan the Y M C. A. team a d an
eleven from Smith a Eggo's mac inc~
shop. or Bridgeport. Both teams are
said to be well matched and an inter-
oral committee hurl g ill
details or the fair 9to bé
“inept all. ,
this Vorauiug33'3 bra
it tlib lib ion to iiiboldt sub-
I on she further iii-ransa-
William honestly. the
3 ' {Who is
333‘s held
, rt. .
iii dust that Don- ,
tilt mu arYliunV
of ii ,
s Jennings '
.. clothes.
:l
V My boy my dress in our Wall made clothing. Extensive lines
suits and charging. ‘m h‘o‘ro. ,'
. Bulls and overcbatc for little boys, 92 to 68.3 V 1-3333
4 Suits and curricula for his boys, $32.59 to 910. ,
,3. Vii‘ouno Inan'b rnpnniln suits, to to ‘15.
ii“
/
3 ‘oi , soy: wear but shall... 33
Comstock Bros.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Call. 32-2. ,
VN3ORW3ALK.
3: Tel. GIN, 40-4.
We do all in our power to furnish Grain
and Feed which will secure the results that
are destred by you, whether for your horse.
f cattle or poultry.
We shall be pleased to exemplify our ideas
oi what good grain and good service is.,Vii you
will call or telephone us your orders. . H .
Buy cats that’ 5 clean.
Now Magazine Clubbing
WORLD’S weak 3 3
ART lNTERCHANGE;
SUCCEBS. >
A
MANUEL r. HATCH.
83 00
319fi0r5
”L330? All for $4. 00
8.00
l J
i can make manyflirmore otters Jus t as cheap. or i will duplicate any club
offer of a reputableflr
WILLIAM p BEERS
49 won Street.
spanning“
$3. Sweater
looked for. Game will, ‘1?
Bookseller and Stationer.
Oui'
Advertisement
51‘ ”film a discount a.
more on an Mme or
» 00 mg! Nor-
:: sociable at Lockwood’s
, dayevenlng. November 21st,
: composed of young ladies. but is an or-
. ganlzatlon of young men.
.V Pleas.
getting along nicely.
Road Homer .Hoyt’s advertise-
plant. It is very l glcdl and Vdertlnen 3 3‘
The grocery store conducted by
‘ George 0thame and his sons in again ‘ ',
open, and is being ouductod by the
Teddi/'3 is the last day allowed bylaw
tor candidates to glue in a list of their ,
expenses. at the last citation, Novem- 3 3
her 4th.
A. meeting between the teamsters and
the selectmen in regard to the town
hiring union men. was to have been
held this morning. on was not.
Two Winton tourin3 ,csrs arrived in 2
, Norwaik. this morning, from New Ha-
vsn, tilled with students on route for
33 the Yale-Princeton football game.
The Twentieth Century Club,
which is to hold on entertainment and
Hall on Fri-
is not
The reception committee of the loot-
ball team of the Brown Business col-
-‘2 leg will hold a meeting. this arter-
' noon. and make further arrangements
1 for their. dance to be held next Friday
evening, atvthe Armory.
The Criminal ‘Court or Common
‘whieh opened yesterday. at
Bridgeport with Judge John H. Light
on the bench, adjourned at noon today.
‘ without date. altar-3 disposing of a large
docket of cases many of them or Nor-
, walk interest.
The TEL. 1. Society met last even-
ing, at the home of Miss Katherine
Thomas. in Rowan street. East Nor-
waik. The usual centre of sewing took
place. and refreshments were served
. The next meeting will he held at the
home of Miss Dolores St. John, in (is
born avenue.
The Browns College football team
will go over to Bridgeport. tomorrow
afternoon. on the 1: .12 train. and on
Bedside Park will make a valiant at—
tempt to defeat the eleven from the
Bridgeport cellcge. There\viil be sev-
ral changes in the llne~up of the local
team. and they are confident of vio-
tory. -
There are now 125 pupils enrolled ill
Abe night school sessions being held in
the Franklin street school. Students
for the bookkeeping class. which meets
Monday and Thursday evenings, are
rapidly entering and the class new
numbers thirty The school meets
(cur nights a week Monday. Tuesday.
Wednesday and 'l‘ h3ursday.
‘Dr. Mailer has secured for tonight’s
3 entertainment at St. Joseph's fair. Pro~ .
lessor Edward Johnson, one of the
best musical artists in the state. He
brings forth from glasses and bottles.
some of the sweetest music ever board.
He is what you may call a musical gen-
ius. There will also be solos sung hit
some artists jolt The Norwaiks.
About thirty members at St. Peters "
German Lutheran Church will go to
Stamford. Sunday morning. on the 9. 06
train. to attend the exercises in con-
nectlon with the celebration of the :
» , to sodium” climatbmlord Got-s "
man Church.
. ' in the morning and sttornoon. About '
» titty are expected to. attend trout the .
There will be exercises
Danbury church. . -
Another shipment at about- any -
book's! or the P iib' library is aspect-
ed todby. from ”in York city. for the
Prop it . curator boob The books
on see so by the public 3"”
the Walt .Bniind labels. hers
tennis volumes is
he school. which is; '-
3 d has ‘
io close at
Trucks and ' Baas.
Stone open Monday and Saturday evenings.
Stick it Put, ills ll
98 Warhington Street, 48 and '30
SO. NORWALK.
Fall Trade.
db? store in full or good things. Boron sorts of Canned fl
and Tomatoes wo Ill! otter now at wholesale coat. on:
bought. Watch thli Space. We lions tolkocp people Inform
we are doing? to contribute our share of work for the gap 3
pines- of ai ‘
Pancake Material of I" sorta, fresh ,
in store. New Buckwheat, VMaplo 8y-
rup or Honey to go with it.
Try Hacker's Pearl Flakes, a nice
breakfast dish. 10c. f .
Pillsbury": Flaked Wheat Food,
some thing as Pettijohn'b, but cheaper.
Boat Tub Butter. 28o:
Lion Golden Drip- Syrup
gi'an jars. 15c.
Honeysuckle Brand California
strained Honey. 2 lb. not. 80:; tin can.
in quart
Norwalk Chronicler