Axed gasuxobxie,
now fitting out for use
‘ walk. conferred t
V: two condidates. laa pig , V
was allowed by reirssh
‘xxey system of
off». Installed in the‘1
row tor the 111st tithe. I
A J Cixirix returned today. to his
3 home in Woodbury. Guam.
alter a
week’s visit with his son. William A.
Clark of uimwood avenue .
w mThe best cut of Pork
1295c. at Hoyes‘s 1 V . V
. Mrs W. E Dean will Address. ‘
Emeetlng or the Junior licence of the
East Avenue Mthodist Church; tomor-
row Afternoon, at 8 Win
Cdekenoe Tribe V V
don u'xi one on
.o'rlx
‘What are you going
ed teeling' oi the eyes? Are you going
to stand it or are you going to read
exxf rtained at the 5: i I
Bishop. in Beldex'x .
teruo'on.
.0! the Norwalk Hoopi-
tel Assocxation will hold their postpon-
ed monthly meeting, Tuesday evening,
at the Norwailx club parlors.
. *Speclal prices on Table Tennis
gurixxg Kitchen Dept. Sale. M. jS-
' ”Huttlng appears to be unusually
ix in Betix'el for this season or {the
ear, and many or the lactories are
. akiug good daily shipments. ..
he County Commissioners will be
V sion’ at the Town Court room.
all street, Norwallx, Monday, for the
. urpose o! issuing liquor licenses.
wholes VF'wis. 1.45: lb Hayes' s.
" ."Timut y H enter. the lAuded pro-
*pi‘iBtOl' Island. came down
I from EA ury Thursday, and spent the
(is? with1~lriends in South Norwaik
V. A use 111 xxxeetin ' oi the Opportunity
5 Circle of the No Baptist Church
will be held with“ Miss Belle Donne, at
her home, ’I Mott avenue, this evening.
-—Dunlxxp _& Youman Derby. 0' Brien
Rosco MoClava, nephew at Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar H. Fox, of West street, is
playing full back today, with the
Princeton football team, in the game
With Yale. ‘ " ~
A. Hulls, the wholesale Junk denier
has sold a large consignméxxt of iron
to out oi town parties. and is busily .
engaged in carting it to the freight
yard tor shipment. V
, e—Very i'ew brands or Cigars hold
their own like the imperial Crown. it
has Been sold for 10 years and over.
and is now considered one oi the stan-
dard brands. _
Cilflord Crow, or Lows street, leaves
today for Pasadena. CAL. where he hos
secured a position as chauffeur for W
H . Earle.. oi Nor-walk, who spends his
\ winters in that place. I
The annual inspection of Bucking-
h Jul A. ii" of NorWsilx, will
”all huraday evening: Coin-
rade ills:
be the inspecting o
Mflidry Dsnbury, will
orBlank a Pearl Quinn. O’BrieA.
Altred Cuxoiii. of Spring most. who
(line been employed in Stamford. has
, ed his position 111 ilet place. and
ed former dutieA as motor—
0 Will i , .
The western
‘ in... sin m
Will also as do 1!
meat It the
“x m «on Wendie
. «ayes mun can a
’I‘Chriatian M89372? fidelity” , .
. Hayes’s.
' render Haa-
AA 1‘ ilextory at the
. . on
Norwalix. all 2
the Espenc'he VV Hat company.
Miss Jennie Nihili, the South Nor-
walk young women. removed to the
hospital a day or 1va ago. suffering .
from An unbalanced mind, wile taken
to the Westpox‘t Sanitarium, this morn-
‘inTix'e members of Lincoln council No.
i. 0 U. A. M., will attend service at
the scum Norxvxxllx Buntist Church in
a body. tomorrow evening. The psa-
tor. the Rev. H. B Carpenter. who is
xi member of the order, will preach a
special sermon. ‘
The three children or Mr. and Mrs.
Frank W. Austin. at Port Austin.
Michigan, are ill of typhoid level. at
the home or Mrs; Hubbard’s parents.
Colonel and Mrs. B. St. John Lock- ‘
wood. of East avenue.
«Sirloin Stash,- Me, at Hayes’s.
The ”ladies l1! Trinity parish are
planning for a social to be held in
about a’ Week” in the basement of the
church Mrs Albert E. Aistlxorpe is
the chairman A: the committee having
the arrangements in charge.
0! course you have paid. and having
misplaced the receipt you have to pay
ixyaxxsia. The” advertisement of the
South Norwaiix Trust Company wll! ‘
show you how to my your bills and
prevent your paying” A second time.
Several automobile paxties en route
from New Haven to Princeton. New
Jersey, to see the Yale—Princeton foot-
ball game today. passed through Nox-
WAlix. yesterday One ioc‘omobile was
well decorated with Yale tings.
W. B. Derrick. bishop of the Alri-
can Methodist Church in the United
States, will deliver a lecture on "The
Two Flags. the American and Eng~
iish." at the Knight Street A. M. E.
Eaumh on Friday evening. December
Charles Kelioss. bookkeeper at the
Hour adios” who is 11 at his home in
losses place. is re art to day its rost-
ins more éomtorta iy. 'an'd ls some'v‘lest
improved His many friends unite in
winning him a speedy recovery oi his
usual good health.
it hits developed that Rev. J. C. Fog- ’
arty. curate at St. Mary's parish. de— . _,
rived his illness of typhoid lever from
a well on the restoring” aroupds. This
well. and Dugout“
oiled” 3" Dr-
this been rV
11am J. Tracey, .Y’.“ health uliicsr.
The IIMeclxxxley Brothers. of Stamford.
n‘11.; hart Bran
The” automobiiixti 6
03V, were languid: at
ecxired employment with ,
dl. .
“clothes.
at
My boy , y dress in our well-made clothing. Billionaire line
suite and ova 9 ins" hare. . , V
(sum and overcoat: tor little boys, 82 to 88.
i 3' suite and overcoata for big boys 82.80 to 010.
L Young men's insnnislx suits, ”I to A15. “- .
We do all, incur pdwér tolurnish Grain
and Feed which will secure the results that"
. , are desired by you. whether for your horse,
_ cattle or poultry. '
We shall be pleased to simplify our ideas
'01 What good gram and good serVice i§ xi you
will can or telephone us your orders. "'
Buy oats "1hats clean. «1.. x
MANUEL r HATQH.
New lMagazxne Clubbing Offers
anr xNTnncxxArxon.
success,
’ ' as on
. 4.00
1.00
M
An forI $4.00
88. 00 ‘ ‘
i can make many more otters Just as cheap, or! will} (i piicatelany cixbe
offer of a reputable iirnl. ‘ ’ .‘xl 11‘ ,2.
WILLIAM P. BEERS
Bookseller and Siaixoner. .
Norwalix. coon.
,i bridges.
though improving each day.
, BL Bean is attending him. *
.. Spring Stxeetsr‘ this mowing.
score was 1va to live when the tire V
alarm whistle sounded. and soon there
cal features. :
,. E Crows will render anion. and scenes ~
’ ’ii‘anclxer {outcry
. "afternoon Co tractor
sti dowxx‘ the 0 loot ri‘cix chimney. ix
_ last or u;
eley.lormeriy 0: No all:
Irving Wiimotioi linvllxxnd at
who has been up pisill with chills a
fever. 1 much xxn raved. .
' Wells..& Company A l
tulle driv w’axx towed to Nor‘xvailx. t
‘ morning, to do some work on
,peller dock.
Joseph Pu L
us conductorop .tlxom
Roselle' s lunch wagon. .
'l‘he insurance due George iiihla, of
Wianxpauix. on his burn. buy; stock.
etc. which was destroyed by tire some
time has. has been adjusted.
. Mrs. Alexander Smith, 01! Monroe
street. hes returned to her home. After
:V spending a iewdsys with her daughter,
, Mrs. J. B. Morris. in Newark, N. .l.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bristol oi Mil~
'w; iord, Conn, will. spend. the Sabbath the
‘x guests of Mr.
. xx‘oote of Taylor avenue.
watxb formerly Miss Ada Boole. at this
. c y
and Mrs. George F‘.
Mrs. Bristol
Gontrscior John Fanzllia who had
4- his leg brokexxI some time ago, while
working at the Bx and River (Norwsiix)
is still unable to wa..., a1
Dr W.
The Raymund Streets played the
The
was only two at the Spring Streets on
the ground. and six of the Raymond
streets. and xx dispute broke up the
game.
The reception committee or tl'xe
’ Brown Business College toatball team
met yesterday Afternoon” and décidexi
to engage Jessss concert orchestra
to i'xxxxxisix music at their dance to be
held next Friday evening at the Dr-
uxory. Several othex details in mm
nnection with the affair were also do.
aided.
The Atmosphere of last night was
very unusual for this section. and re-
minded many al A night in London.
The air was permeated with a dense
x‘og, through which a light could not be
seen xx xxudrexi yards The air was so
thick that a perspn could not be rec-
ognized on xné opposite side of the
street. This condition of the air con-
tlnucd until 11 o'clock this morning.
until the sun dispelled the dcnscneas.
in connection with the atereoptlcon
lecture at the First Methodist Episco-
pal Church. Monday evening. next, by
the pastor. there will be special mush
Miss Bessie Road and E.
illustrative of the song. “Where Is My
Wandering Boy Tonight. " "Throw Out
the Life Line." and “The Old Onlxcn
Bucket," will be thrown on the screen
As the music is rendered by the League
Male Mariette.-
m'l‘ixe beat out oi Park to roast. ' '
latte. at Mayor‘s. ,, ,
irvinxx ixociiwood he? Aux-chosen the
AIM 11s. Vol Mrs. it.
B Rogers. and iii
used as a storehouse.
.8 Knapp pull-
was done irl
, yell. .
_ is breaking in As extra man as Gus
Overcoais.
to close at
Sillil‘K 8x P111
88 Washington Street.
squoswa ”xx.
ends at the prurient -.
Vto rumors it our xiii coal and lum-
ber Miles. on Bullhead avenue, to be ,
Wednesday .
Oxer caste Blue Rbehxrts and Drawers. regular
25‘ cents;
Trucks and Bass
Stone open Monday and Saturday evenings.
bought. Watch no. space. We hope to keep people lhle‘r
we are claim: to contribute our share of work for the general 90
pluses of Al
Pancake Material of all sorts. i'roslx
Mature. Now Buckwheat, Maple 8y-
rup or Honey to go with it.
Try Hacker's Pearl Flakes, a nice
breakfast dish. 10x. 7 ’2 Hi
Pillsbury'o Flaked Wheat Food,
game thing as Pettljohn'a. but cheaper.
2c.
- Lion Golden Drip Syrup
glass Jars. 15c. V
Honeysuckle Brand California
strained Honey, 2 iii. not. 89c tin can.
in quart
What will you do about it?
Best Tub Butter, 289.
selling at zen/ac A 2a.». A
was low. Qualityfirpi.
To Urine-car; loud-J
railed an‘nndy'aoil,‘ ‘
extra good. Price later W
mine. -
Wli
um choose the wiser course and have a thorough «max
0998? We make no charts for our
~ii.‘ .' 'ax
. as wan. arses-r.
scientiilix testing Fahd
Ginsu Properly Adjusted is what we ”erectile. ,; ,
Norwalk Chronicler