t
e office remodelled.
H. L. Wondworth. ‘ editor or the Y
j M G. A.. still continhea'vnry ill at his
. home in Burbank sYreeY‘. »
W R. Thompson, of the G. N Mc-
Kibhin Company, is in Bristol. cons.
business tor the am. _
South Norwa k Conclave, improved
. Order or Heptasophs. will hold a reg-
. ulnr meeting Friday evening ‘
'l‘he sloop C. L. Risiey. of Port Jet.
I‘..l s aY the deck of A. H.
fer-aim. L.
Merrill wit a load of
. E C Caswoll, or, he 0 N McKibbin
Company, is unable to attend to his
duties owing to a slight illness. , -'
There were tortyviour guests at the
l . Hotel Clitford. last night. Every room
:,_ dtnlrv was occupied
oak V. Zabn the North Main
street barber, has placed three new
‘aii'tm‘natic ball bearing chairs in his
shop. _
QMiller's Package Delivery onion
at Glendenhl‘ngs Norwalk, and Still-
« sond’ownl Corporation South Norwalli.‘
‘Cild Well Lodge. F. and A M.. will
meeY this evening in its hall in Wash-
ington street and onrk the first de-
grno ~I .
The directlrs of the Norwalk Hospi-
tal Association will hold an adjourned
{meeting this evening" in the rooms or
the Nomalii Club. . »
Frank Slauson, of Stuart avenue.
Nor'wallt. will resign his pohition with
Grocer Louis Joaeloll of North Main
street, after Thanksgiving.
Joseph Disses now has a bootblack
stand at his barber shop in South
Main street. Wimam Duncan. a New
York shiner of boots. in in charge. -
The painters. under the direction of
Mr. Emerson. of West Norwalk. have
. laced one coat on the interior of the
Mireille chapel and are new on the
mound cost. ,
‘ W.‘ 8 Sturtevant is overhauling the
- large stock in his bargain store. in pre:
paration for the Christmas trade. A
1,h‘ig line of toys will he ‘on exhibition
At the store on or before Saturday
Art‘nor Beerers‘ Circle. Kings Sons.
oi the south Not-wall: Qongregatiocai
. Church. met t gelling. at the homo
. ‘d _. _ ln' lilirnwocd ave-
has. and boost ‘ '
iis‘rles for the
. Viinmstes at Wet‘hereiial prison. . _
om... Cigars hold
portal Crown. iY
walls Baptist Church
oi New York. Monday ‘
her. Vstb. at Yhegn‘rmory.
Mr. and Mrs. Randa I
‘ tsmuy. at Bridge efidrt
guests of Mr. -‘0
William Chatdhnrlain.
singer in the “Amphion
a.
utecturing Comphny'n .‘P
‘ street.
it is reported in Norwalk today that
Harry Goodwin, the South Narwnlk
. ‘ clothing dealer. who had {list tiled a
petition in bankruptcy ntends to
open a store in Norw‘alk‘. ‘
Weston Grange will be entertained
by Cannon Grange"; at the meeting in
Cannon Hall. Thursday evening. The
Weston members will attend prepared
to give a tine programme. ‘ ~
Miss Florence DeWitt. of Wilton
will attend the BroWn deuce. Friday
evening. lit the Armory. and remain
over Sunday the guest at Miss in. gel
Martineau. of Woodward avenue.
‘Narry Street. collector for Raymond
Brothers, will attend the heron show
now in ‘ progresa‘lht‘ Yne Madison Square
Garden. New York. one «day this week.
Harry is a good ind e or horse flesh.
Professor George E. Sardinia. George 3
id. losiie'andCaptain "Jack"‘Cocker- ‘
ham. oi- the Brown College. force, spent
Sunday the guests 0! Professor I. 8.. ;_ '
Brown. of the Bridgeport Business Col~
ego '
Amang the large number from South .
Norwalk who will attend the Yale- »‘
Harvard football game. in New Haven. '
' Saturday attrenoon are. Ralph Bennett
”Let" Finch. LeRoy Parker. Frank
Crow and Charles J Kelley.
A tree demonstration of “Cerephosm
to" is being conducted all this week at
the New York Grocery Company‘s
store, in Washington street. Miss Fol-
somo‘extends a cordial invitation to all-
. the ladies at South oNrwalk to call.
p..—
,-The Supreme Court 10c Cigar.
Several South Norwalk hunters.
while-passing through Cannon on one
of their tours. that four tame ducks
that they found in the woods. thinking
they ware wild. Finding their mis-
take they hastily left the promises and
the ducks.
The Boxmaiters' Union will hold
their first dance this evening. in Mys-
tic Chain Hall in Washington street.
'lhc function will be preceded by n
meeting of the Union, at 7: 30. Sync" s
orchestra will furnish the music for
the dancing;
Lincoln Council. No. 4. 0. U A. M.
Will work the second degree again at
its meeting Friday evening. Last
week Joseph Fisher. one of the condi-
dates. was unable to be present. and .
at the meeting Friday night. this de-
gree will be worked on him. .
One of the employees oi the Adams
Express Company at the westfihound
South Norwaik station. allowed Your»
teen tube of oysters from the Nodal
shop to slip off the truck. yesterday.
with the result that all his to he talc
on back to the piano and many were
spelled .. . up
The members in the Opportunity Claw
ole of the King's Daughters oi. the Nor»
_ islahor
91.00 Plots 9505: 91.50
‘2 .90 P
are amounts _ ‘
no anon... as in min...
, i give you and as good a lit. has as
‘ "niost satisfactory service. ‘7.
Overcoats in rough and smooth ,
‘ ‘ . iabrlcs, full hacks, wide shoulders. ' ‘ '
some with belted backs, long and
medium 7 .
‘ :12 to in.
V other good coats acme for even
‘Cless money. but all covered by our. '
great guarantee; “Satisfaction or
M ‘ Money Back.” ' _ A W
, Whatever is right and good in I
hate, suits and furnishings is here
at the right price
.J.
COMSTOCK BROTHERS
SOUTH NOVRWA'LK.
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We do all in our‘o‘opower to‘iurnish Grain A
A NORWALK.
To. Call. 404
g and Feed which will secure the results that V -.
. are deered by You. Whether tor your horse, -‘
cattle or poultry.
We shall be pleased to exemplify cur ideas
of what good grain and good service is, at you
will call or telephone us vour orders.
4’
Buy cats that' 5 clean. ‘
Five Volumes ”
MANUEL T. HATCH.
A" History ”or the Americanpeople
Bv WOODSON WILSON ,_ '
The First Complete History oi the United States
siren.
Not
William P Beers
Boo neilcr
WHEN you "or: u " s
rearrange Boxing Gloves.‘
FOR THY9 WEEK:
One set :7. ‘00 Glories for 36 00. two
sets 50.00 Gloves for $4.25 one :4. 60
set tor 33. 00. one $2.75 set for $2. 00. .
FOOTBALL PANTS.
Rita
NORWII LK, CONN.
WHY SHOULD YOU U819
CARRARA PAINTS?
Because practical
i. Arnal. copper, 60 56%
1. American ice, 10%
Am Smelt,
. Am. Sugar
.V, A 'l‘.&8 Fe 82%
A.‘ '11. & SF. of 98%
Ba't. & Ohio, 99%
‘ Bklyu Ri‘T
_ Chas. A: Ohio 45 45
1‘ Chi. Gt, West. 26hr 20
~ 0. M. A: St P 173
‘ Col. F. d: l. 87
. Col. South,
. Eris let pf.
' Lou. &: Nash. 12m
, Met. St. Ry.,
‘ Pen Gas
. Reading.
', U. 8. Steel 111.84%
, West on.1‘el.,sm
demonstrotion
right here in town. has proves it out-
lasts many paints. and it costs less at
corsets. 95s.; W
title; taco rent: out ii"
' last evenin
WAL STRYmi‘. 10 10a Arson...
which opened wide. 6 000 slid
‘ ing hands at from 140 Y
_lcwer figure representing yesterday' 3.» 1
Trading otherwise Was in small ,
close
volume. and prices were irregular.
V‘clde‘d heaviness. .
WALL STREET a.m ”Selling or-
dens ouYWelghed the demand and there
day's linsl figures. St. Paul and Read-
lng lost over a point while Manhattan
dipped to 138%. The Paciflcs and
Southwestern stocks were less active.
and were not much affected while Rock
island successfully resisted the tendon-j
c'y and gained a point. Large orders
tor Sugar curried it up to 119 inter
causing a sympathetic recovery else-
; where, which was not well maintained.
Open High] Low
55%
Am C. it F.. 34 34 34 '
Am Cot. Oil 40% 461,5 40%
Am. G..Twn.. 50 “ 50 49
10%‘ 10% _
2m 27% 27%
43% 44 43%
117% “9% 11.6%
82%. 82
98% 98
99% 98%
58% 571A
44%
25%
171%
448,4. 43g.
87% 34V.
28% 289g 28
213% 218% 212%
158 158 157
341,; 341/. 33%
64% MM 64%
MB H3 142%
124% 122%
1-10 188%
137% 137
23% 23%
16% 161A
26% 25%
1: 30-
‘Amer. . Loco.
58%
.173
cm a I. an 43%
Con. Gas.
ill Central
Hi)
137
Men. Cent, 23%
Mes. N't ctfs.. 16%
M K &‘ T.. 26
M.K.&'i‘pf 58 58 51%
M0. Pacific, 100% 105% 106
Nat. Lead. 25% 251$. 25%
N. Y. Central, “9% 150 “9%;
Nor.&Weot., 09% 70 09%
Ont. hWesl. 29% 29% 29%
Pac. Mail 38% 38% 381.4
Pecan. 3.156% 150% 155%
100% 100% 100
58% 58% 68%
iii/5 67% 657A
‘ 85% 85%
72% 72
19% 18%
20% 201.9
Manh attan.
Pres. 8. Car,
Read. 1111.,
Read 2hW
Rep. Steel
Rub Goods 21,5.
South Pac. 63% 63% 03%
Son. Ry Co. 32% 32% 32%
Tom. C. d: l.. 67 56 56%
Texas Pac.. 42M. 42% {2% 42%
Union Pam. lilil'i. 101% 100% loan
1.1.8 Leather,12% 12% 12V. 12%
U’ 8 Steel. 37% 37% 36%
84% 84%
30% . 30%
44% 43% 44
89%, 89 89
Wis. Cent., 24% 24% 24 24
HOME BHOW WELL ATTENDED.
WYQRK Nov. law-Tho oflcials
ot the wNationai Horse Show Associa-
. 841.4.
Wabash
30 0%
Wabash. pf.
44%.
‘ Yion received congratulations today on
. the large attendance at the horse show 1
yesterdsy the crowd being ‘so large
latlv'e interest centered in Manhattan 4
schools-fl
was a general decline to below yester»,
Fluctuations either way were narrow, . -‘
but at. Paul and Reading showed de- ~ -
Men's
HEAVY REEFERS.
Select 8: Price,
98 Wilmington Street.
3 SO. NORWALK.
thing in Suits tro
_ ' "Yourj Bach-Yo swni
use in, cool: ‘ ,
rho: we I!
A ‘ ‘ R‘bb‘d Underwear. I
36% .
30%
, that the success of this j ,
years rhihtlonnas assured. Toners ‘
‘ iii boiudged, beginning
Now For The”
Fall Trade.
‘ Our store is full of good things. Some sorts of Canned o
. and Tomatoes we can offer new at w
bought. Watch this space. We hop
hoiosalo cost. God
a to keep people inform
we are coin? to contribute our share of work for the general on
pious of al
'Pancake Material of all sorts. fresh
in store. New Buckwheat, Maple 8y-
rap or Honey to no with it.
Ty z'Heckaro Pearl Flakes. a nice
breakfast dish. 10c.
Pllisbury’s Flaked wheat Food
some thing as Pattljohn’s. but cheaper.
12c.
Lion Golden Drip Syrup
glass jars. ‘Bc‘l
Honeysuckle Brand Gillian-his
strained Honey, 2 lb. not. 300 tin can.
in quart
Best Tub Butter, gas
it would appear with CH
selling at zsv/zc to 260 on
was low. Quality first. ‘
To Arrive.—-CIr loads?»
raised on sandy soil. a pen
extra good. Price later.
mice. A
LORENZO mans
That Tired Feeling
Of The Eyes! ‘ '
‘ What will you do about it? Will you continue to suitor.
you choose the Wiser coarse and have a thorough examined
oyes? We make no charge tor our
scientific testing and
Glasses. Properly Adjusted is what we guarantee.
NIVVVVANMNI'
o B JACKSO
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Norwalk Chronicler