jpresaure in the northern sections V'“
an area or Iiig‘h resent-e -
southwestern sect! us. 'The on
tiona are producing mild tembiimur
‘ and considerable cloudy weather‘2bu
not much rain at the noisy 2 duo
. 2 Conditions favor {fort ls2VMluity2plea~
2 aunt weather today becohflng cloudy
tonight. Saturday cloudy with light
log in the morning. probably pleasant
during the day... The temperature will
continue mil 2'2
--Round Steals. 120 1b., at Hayes‘ .
_ wuusm acsis'ncner, or Norwalkl' in-
tends to close his cider mill Tuesday
for the season. . ‘ ;
~SWeet Older, 200 gal. F. D. L lb 00‘.
Patrick Kerne'y; a well known Nor-
wulk mason. broke has linger in Ridge-
held a View days ago. 2
_ J. Joseph Wright. oi Norwalk. who
‘has been visiting in Danbury and
Reading. has returned home. , « .
Jubilee singers will give an 'enter-
tainment in the ballot the Pride build-
.ing. Wall street; this areul'ns
~Ui'n‘VbreIIas and Danes.2 . O'Brien.
The Girls' Friendly Society. of Grace
Church. will hold a meeting in the
church guild room this evening.
Misa Elisabeth Richmond, oi Peeks-
km N. Y.. hashes tnl gubst os-ssiss
Ida Richmond bf estport avenue ’
wholes Turkeya;18olb.; dhicksps
16c 11).. at Hayes'.
Elev. Jin L2 Guernsey. or Darien. will
preachin the West Norwaik Union
chapel Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.. ‘_
~Cauliliowsrs. 10 d: 12c. F. D. L. & (lo.
The Norwalk Business Men' s Assoc- .V
lotion has not yet decided on a date
for it's banquet to be held next month.
~Winte‘r Caps. Ear Mulls. 0' Brien.
The November meeting of Whatso-
ever Circle of. King's Daughters of the
South Norwallt 0 National Church
will be held this' suingcd t' the hosts
of Mrs. Paul: 8 draws sti‘éet. Stub b'jéct
“The King’s Daughter's settlement
Every member is requested to be pres-
ent promptly at 7: 45.
--All flavors Fresh Candy, 10c lb. M.
S. Smith 8: Co.
The Alphonse-Gaston Company,
which played at Hoyt's Theatre last
. night. had on enactive way or saver.»
tislng their play. All yesterday on
ternoon William AMerwmmompan-
led by a driver, was riding in a big
’curr'yail g’ail'y decorated with posters s2
«or the show about the attests or the
men: The turnout had an accompam
; iment o! sleighbells and proved very
effective. 2.
i ”“39” Molasses. 15c qt. F. D. L. & 00.”
P. J". canin, oi Nbrwalk. spent sev-
at fidlyi'i in Bldgbflfld. liist' week. M158
0! Norwalk‘. is visiting“ ‘
mm
Butts
liei‘ fi'diiiit‘, figs 0“ M. Button.
J. Davis events low on a last week in
downs. visiting rela ves. Mr. and
Mrs. Richsrd M. Benton. or South Nor-
walk. who spent Sunday in Danbnm
drove to Bid edeld. Monday, spendins
assist the “y in town with Mr. rind
Mrs. Amos Sherwood. and then drove
to lites; where they spent the night.‘
id'gsileld Press.
DON'T JUDGE
the cost by optimistic“. Our
socialism clothing. gait-[u
that“;
costly than they are.
2d. 00..
I“ iiiuch there?
11
his ’hevshiug' 'ut
silt Vol Trinity
s 0 Bee will
”'1’” Mt. Nov, 22.
ltiu's, Lunch Cleths. '1‘
o'wels at the news.
—-—,The Supreme Court lilo Ligar.
Mr. and Mrs.’ 0. W2. Hubert and
daughter and Mrs. A. E. Gate hays re
turned to Danburyea‘itsrla short visit
at the home or Mr. and Mist} .M.
Small, or Union ,3th 2.
Ophir Ch‘st'pter. Order or the Eastern
, Sour. will hold a meetingdhis evening
at its hall in Washington street. in
connection with the meeting there Will
be Va phort vulbrliimment , .
L. G. Ounce. the 'Bouth Norwaik fruit
dealer. has been buying‘ and packing
apples, in Ridgebury.t e pastw week.
He has already shipped more than six
general barrels to New York and Lou-
on.
2 ~Leg‘s 0! Lamb; 10o up: torequarr
ters to up. Schauh's Mllt‘. 2
Tilers are indications that a large
delegation at Dublin ry batters will
come to South Nor-walk to attend the
ball which will be given by the South
Norvv‘a‘lK Hit Makers‘ Association on
Thanksgiving eve.
Norwalk Branch. No. 29, Team Driv-
ers‘ international Union, will hold a .
special meeting this credit: at ll
o’clock in central Labor yceum.
ulb Main street Every member is 22
«reed to-2 be When Ii.
~Legs of Lamb. 18m; Foreonar» ‘2
tars, so, at Hayes' .
The little Vales cs tsincd by Wil.
um scum. chested e little Union‘s
esterdsy morning at the unldi iin
Etreet school E3 lootball by the. score
“5 «2m 0;. the Larr‘gan visa the
captain oi the Unions. .
--'i‘he little talks love Dr. Woodie
Nortwatyiylllpeflgillrup. . Pleas‘ant to tags:
Per on a sea tve cure or
much...- colds; bronchitis. osthma‘ 2
2:2.‘s M. Jackson. the photographer. is
advertising his Christmas work and it
is- well iron: now on to keen a close
watch upon this advertisement and
thus be posted in the photographing
world. Better sit early for your photo.
The South Norwaik Fire and Drum
Corps went to Port Chester last night
and there partlcig ated‘ in a par
dunes given by busy. Drum
The South Norwailt delegation rcturn~
eid this morning; and22reported a line
i me. ,
.The' Misses Walsh. oi Norwaik.
were guests or their brother.: John
welsh on Sunday—Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
ssph Gregory. or Nor-walk. spent Sun-
with her brother. 0. P Stanley-
geto‘wn Correspondent. Ridge-
held?
Mrs. Willidin wooded Norwaiit,.rwas
in town on Tuesday.-Sonth2 Norwalk' a
monument to itaslt on the use or the
new pipe line, near the Center school
is attracting much attention and some
more or I witty rsmar
corresponds ‘.t Ridzeiisld.
u—shouldsr Steak, 10c 1b., a Nsy'ss‘. 'm’i
'iiiie Whatsosver Circle at King's ,
Daughters oi the South Nor'wslk Con~
greg‘atioual Church. will hold its No-
vembe'l‘fil'lloflnr abdhe’houe or Mrs.
Paul. 8 Grove street, this evening. Sub
last, The King' s Dan tars‘ l.fi‘otttoiuunt
regress it
auto-it lloi Hats. ' O'i'ilrltn.
uses and Miss Alice Day
word
will take part in the entertainment to .
Game inand be convinced, —2
‘0. ii. Nailtn in. Wall
y WW
W722 Wig-23"
it? «it ‘the a?
ii in flow to the Tom mil;
“(€0an 2
“Wilton
xind
than about
.. They are. worthvlilxbo by recognised
.2mlllinery standards. .
ourselves are here to
" Mus think or a better text nor so ‘
good an index to the conduct or this
millinery store; 2‘ 2
are n so the output '0
. who urnsd out tbollsr
ands oi the same style. dli‘terin
celor combination. They sell
hate you ever
Right rear.
cosmos-sate , .
SHOES FOR WOMEN.
Shoes as easy as n slipper, as warm
as warm can be.
Not really a new thing (we’ ve sold
'sin several seasons) but a very good
one.
These shoes have a cushion sole 0
cork placed on top or the stout outer
sole. On top or this, and tor the
to rest on. is an insole or felt.
gait is a peculiar kind and doesn't "inst
0
You might think they'd be clum'by-
looking. Not a bit or it; graceful
Durable too for sole leather is stout ’
stock and upper: are heavy Vlci kid.
wn."« '2
Button or new“
Shoe store. .
OHILONBN'G UNDERWEAR.
Plenty or good warm. durable an.
dergarments tor children. Much all it
inexpensive.
To give an idea of what 250 will buy:
Heavy silver-color iieecsd shirts
and drawers.
Heavy white cotton shirts. ‘IW
drawers and pan n.ta
cotton, and will in the natural
Jersey-ribbed fvests and pants
for girls. nicely needed.
Better ones at 500 in natural-stool
ROAST 12c up
and white. Jersey’s-lobed cotton-sim- FINNAN- HADDOGK 12c
iwl'o‘ol vests and pants tor girls-same mm!) BEEF Pm.) 3033111119 120
cc. 2 2 . ,
p 1.... aisle. rear. gemnnssho can: sue:
.PERFUMED AMULITE. 3. '200
Ltltgeesielirt- shggd llflxlllil'l delicatfl: TRIPE. 8 “417:0?! (I:
per orw on users or EGGS . 2 - 2. .
_. Fund”??? 0;?“ “:2 10 con LIVER OIL. , ofbot.
var s y. ref“ c. 2
mm 8.2.. m Schanb's Market
' THE ROWLAND
DRY 00003 CO. ;‘
Bridgeport. Conn.
’NHW
o'lily
that
nine states even yet. Not. so
2 inoatly tram our
own workers «They have more style ‘
arsonslity in thin,
w.
.e
odd
ossn't oucish you? ,
"find tilts no can digcs
is 2‘ help to
s' 'i
a. ; .2
is Moths
nth an _;
:t cod youca after it has been
digested ynnd‘ has gone into the
blood. _
“T cat topic is. digcsiéd food
The best aid to digestion Mother
Sci cl’s’ Curativc syrup. 2 2
lien you have sold crucia-
lions; nausea. headache. wind;
dizziness, offensive breath, or any
other symptotuS of dyspepsia,
Mdther Sergei's Curativc Syrup
unwed. ,,
iiiiam Broadbridgc. of
Bridgeport, Colitis writes under
date of March 7, 1902, “About ten
years ago I was troubled with' 3n—
digestion. and a friend of mine
who used to recommend Mother
Seig‘ci's' Syrup? to a great many
p'edple. advised me to try. it. I" did
so.« «and I am sure that it did me
allot of good. I was living' ill St.
Jolin, Newfoundland, at that time
and I know numbers of my neigh-
’bors used it}:2 Sold by druggists.
f
i:
W. .
supposes souls:
R but:
their“ be Tusk. 13 sec
hm ops e ‘15::
NUIN SPRING LAMB.13
di' sessile Iran's while. 2
130
13c. zinc. {or line
160
shite...
ENTERTAINMENTS
Ahisi‘i- ‘
‘li as
M ‘1”.
MANUFAC '2 22V RING
FDR OTHERS
is a vs: prominent branch or our
booth
The Wrens“ or dduipprug
nerdy be preventing your;
posing upo nths moi-tot a2 money
dishing ortibio. seen one? his
case. consult us. We are Spout;
tlon to manufacture at a“
Lthauhyou can run a plant 4 '
ms NJMCIBBHV
M’F‘G CO.
V. R. 73010.90”. My».
no warmer "museums: ’
HOYT’ S THEATRE.
WEEK OF NOVEMBER 24.
25th YEAR.
Bennett-«Monitor Co.
RIPERTOIRE:
five Nina.
Monday. Ditties-t. Rotate.
Tuesday. The Devil's Web.
Wednesday. Shipwrecked. 2
ghuradayflr he an d or society.
riday, By that“ he’s ommand
Saturday, The Dangers of New York.
Illa:
Tuesday. Fogg’s Ferry ‘
Wednesday. The Pay ry'l"rain.
Thursday. The Wheel 0! Fortune.
Friday Our Dail Bread.
22 2.22.2.2: 22222.2. .2.
- “ll 2 ,
Mini our
“VII".
. Eula of suits on I at'fibl‘t
ire. South Norwallt. and Wood's drus
store Norwailr ii days in advance or
all s tractionv.
an" your food timyou it“
mos menisci lett‘h'im. «2 2 ~
. It was later that she left the drill: ,
2 . bottle. tor what. assume is snowmen;
some tidings 0! Maggie wou
' “‘Bucllisu's‘ Arnioa salve that wholly
.. sentials.
.eokaagor attend e" is
some on :iuiii run a» “e r22
walked with bonito within 80
their-allay line.« 281“: told him all
go no turtlior. bade him
sated i known. and an appears on
have can lost completelyrtor 0
it has at last unused the (2
her rslstives to lea .0]! hermit“!!-
“untamed the autho deal will be in-
domed and a scare stunt ed
in Fairlie” low 22 t milzril'i‘l'fl
disappearance. when on , 9 heat
the math ouiot. boiling .
ed. A young male triend in El . no. ‘
who has been paying her. some atten-
don. “disclaims all knowledge or her
whereabouts." But tor the on that she
returned to the (turtle house alter the
lett hornsithc night in question. foul
play might well be suspected, but in
Southport. Maggie's disappearause is'
notssriously considered. Wi them, Mr.
cunts-s coachinan. lett yesterday for
New York, ostensibly for a couple of
my outing. but his departure la sua-
pected as being with a. view to locat-
ili‘g’ her theta“ it possible. “
The missing young woman is about
20 years or are. oi light complexion.
though not a pronounced blonds.
about 5 feet 7 inches in height, robust
though not stout and of a generally
libesrtul disposition. Those who know
her weIl- chnhot reconcile her absence
with suicide, neither is there any evi-
dence of an slopement. As has been
stated: it Maggie has surrendered her
heart to any one it is generally consid
ered that one lives in Southport.
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LUCK IN THIRTEEN.
By sending 18 miles Wm. Sperry, or
Walton Furnace. Vt, got a box or
cured a horrible Fever sore on his leg.
Nothing else could Positively cures
Bruises.‘ Felons. Ulcers. Eruptions.
Bells Burns, Corns and Piles. Dnly
glc Guaranteed byF. l-l. Baxter drug
st.
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iNDBX GAUGES DELAY.
copies of New Statute. to be Rudy :
In About I Month's Time.
A gooddeal oi complaint is heard be-
cause there are no available copies of
the new statutes. A limited number
In cheap binding was issued, but these
are exhausted and those who are with-
out must hays patience until the per-
‘inanent edition leaves the binders.
The delay is caused by the perina-
nent index now in process of comple-
tion. With the edition that has been
issued. there is a temporary index
which lacks a great many of the es-
lt was hurriedly prepared.
and is not complete as n guide to the
contents or the book. The permanent
index will be so arranged that any
matter may be round in the least possi-
ble time. and with the least trouble.
It is believed that the permanent in-
dex will be completed in about one
month and then ”the permanent edi-
tion of the statutes in leather will be
issued and the supply will always
equal the demand
The demand for the statutes this
year has been in excess or the antici-
pated demand. because there have
been made by the revision committee
several important changes in the laws.
Lawyers early learned that the
changes had been made, and. to be in-
formed against mistakes. vided
portunity. , . ,
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A THANKSGIVING DINNER.
Heavy eating is usually the out
cause orind alien. Reoel- Militants:
million the cons memo lining
the stori'ivldh ewes tile no chill! the
stomach producing 's‘ swelling alter
eating. heartburn; headache, sour ri's
logs and dually column or the stomach.
Kali l2. eves wonderland”. 0:32»
niligbstion; d
mason troubles"2 by cleans: and
Vsiglsnda o! the atosisclk
mfiE ET. LO'U'IVB' hav-
‘“T Ys ‘
' mend tor thsnjstyllsh costs incl-sup .
themselves with copies ut than) (st 011- 2 2
yap a is, air
HUNT: Gllnto issuers
«.2... lots to .8... you. As the es- 2 ‘
supply. . a. tar try to not llrlt pick
from the following;
Woman‘s Beaver Cloth bionic Carlo
Coats. loose both back and trout. Strap
seams. V Velvet collar at $7. 80. ,
whales in Caster Melton Monte Cap
lo Coats. strapped seams. satin lined.
new style bell culls. at $12. 00.
Winnen's Black Pebble Cheviot Mon;
to Carlo Costs, well tailored. heavy
satin lined. stitched broad cloth and
button trimmed, at 815.00. ‘
Black man‘s... sc
'ter of t‘a'ils' at 55 V00. j
lsabella opposuru For
cluster of tails good Vngt
nightgown and she
within the last ’erv'v y. . V .
so warm. so some e3... 2 ‘
is inexpensive. and mtilrtii‘s
women 3 Fine Qda t
neli Night Robes.
trimmed; at 790. :
Womens Extra Fine u ..
Flannel Night Robes i
stripes, at 31. 00. .
Women’s Flannelette
fancy stripes and doles.
braid trimmed, at 310
Women's F site
Hobbs Dresses, bava so
made; will guarantee
$1.50 .
Women's Flannelette
soon. Lore or: WALKING smurfs
'22Wli‘at'was said jast'ubovs' s'l'iout'ths'
walking suli‘c‘sn he appliedwith «ennui
reason to the walking skirt. We’ll just
2.Idd this: You’ll find a walking price
attached to those into:
V'Women' a Oxford Cloth Walking
'Slrirts. five gore. circular flouaces
stitched on‘ bottom. at 53.98,
. Women’s. Grey Melton Cloth Walk
ihg .Sliirts, seven gore. slot seams,
stitched on bottom. at $5.98.
women’ s Snow Flake Cloth Walking
Skirts. strapped seams, seven gore. 111.880 figure; in Persian a
here at bottom; at til. 98. trimmed, at 82:25.
83 and 88 Washington 8t
J";
The Dining Room should be the most attractive room in this
here you; entertain Your guests the m0st. The nuclei matured dl‘
room should be lihproved by. rurblsbing this room idgthe mega '
ion. This can only be done by purch asi‘ng good Furniture an all
price and it price talks, there'll be loud clamdring till it!
CHINA DLQEETS,
SIDE BOARDS,
BUFFETB,
DINING TABLES,
DINING CHAIRS, Q
It you like them you can easily at ford them.
ily sell themselves.
A.J2. COLLINS a
Funeral Bowlers and Embalmsrs. '
12 NORTH MAIN ST. 7
‘ ‘,
See the ,
some Norwslk.
SCHLEIC‘HER 8:-
Manufacturers of Strictly piglet...
pro lit 0! Dealers and A his.
« The Bchleiohilr Plano is' lindx‘csllsd in tons. d'iii'libili"a In
ship2and Our (inmates is as good as a. Government Bond.
Norwalk Chronicler