Mi
:mwasii' within “RM
1’“ «m .,
wAldtricta are not moist-at latter-I
llwli. new. Hessian. Imam.
New Britain, Waterbury. Norwich. New
‘5“ .
mi,
-. t: 31D II wagon. lliddletown and Btonttord
:i .y. u“. . to '0 Im‘ CI
.. n _ CLIPNONI thlts _ . ‘ ..- ‘As a hotter oi
. :th " . pvid {I . ass-ta be Nitra-
. ~ In, >.‘ I W they
should- ' hereon . it is
- ’ good advertising. 'ond still further thoyi
, g-Iliatleo’s advertising dodge should be represented Because the
M “WWI goal monopoly of york which is does I) the schools hill”!
‘2“ have injured garrie's is at good as anywhere in the state.
‘7‘!“ min up. w m. and we should not be afraid to let peo-
A337 commonk notation "I” '"I‘?" .",;.__._.__._.____.‘
I assertions It certainly in rsmmrts Tories.
“old it is not story 0&0 The fashion for military ellecta hits
.E' L’ h in mm mitimhigih. "ii“ I h it:
e 0 wt “spas es” ra or
’ the oaly co" 0‘ thon dots is considered the more swoll.
, , no white and gut lancy stocks are
2.... ’ ‘ among the prettiest oi the late arriv-
‘ ham one inks that her name too [lily be ad ti th
' W cry one seems to op ng e
“I. telegraph "r" to all very long culi'. Like everything else
' in the dread line they vary in becom-
ingneoa.‘
There is a little trick about. making
the bead chain with tiny flowers or
other colored beads along its entire
w n . my loss ot "9,on length. especially where the. ilowara
have stems so there is an "it and
h human in know what down.‘ When hall of the chain is
M 01‘0“ amount "9'“ to! completed the flowers on the other half
Milken dishes which wereIshould be mode in Just the opposite
t. the hoods of the oflending ogder so wigen thlollmfihi is bill‘lflhflilou‘:
tcneclttevw n Ieuprgtau
it will be remembered that : itot half of them hanging their heads
. months "0 "‘9 ““9“.“ downward lltnow of some who have
.. 'or theifgrub" at Commons. discovered this too late.
”.90“ u, be very dlilicult wj 8"I‘Iiere‘ ls muacctiuntlng forh taste;
ttng nap Icpaceteot era
m «now 3%" To? "into mood where hundreds of people were
“3 0 ”d" passing and repaasing my attention
,ltI is needless to say that low was especially attracted to a lady
“Jo os tar as this in giving dressed in lirown. Her suit was of it
rains good service.
Verily the I beatgiml shade of this fashionable col
. , or or tonne was of brown velvet oi
3““ b'é ' crlaathre °f "V w most becoming ,shape btit rising high
Wwd With a remarks Iin the air from the latter was a feather
' -‘l'or _good service." —~w hot looked to me like the tip at a
In! the announcement made
3 that the Commons Dining
ole College. has been operot
mm‘
‘ ail—w. It.
chad-us. and "gnu-sight, o tele-
graph operator at rown.Po .. a sto~
tlon lltteen miles north of Williams-
tho New York Control railroad"!
toned dead in the tslegraph tower
zhortly after 1 o'clock last night. At
55 o 'clook the operator at Oak Grove.
FL. on the same road. received this
meetings from Clandsnen:
“Send switch Ienglne quick to me.
am being murdered.—-'
The wire opened and not unetherI
word came. A stitch engine was
sent to the scene. and reached Brown;
in a short time. ‘The body woo found
lying under the desk the hood crushed
in. A bloody spike maIIl lay on the
door beside it. Robbery was apparent-
ly the motltvo. tho-watch and money
or the operator being missing.
”Wt——
WiLL PRIACH 0N THI Y M C A
The serices at the South Norwalk
Baptist Church nos Sunday will he at
Itpeclol interest. 9 men in the morn-I
lng "w Hope is in Thee." The object w
lesson will be helplul. in the evening
the poster will preach the second ser-
mon on “The Way of Divine Accep
lance." The speciilc thought will be
‘The Arguments of Faith." The dis-
course will present the gospel of the
Son of Man in an sttractle manner. A'
thought of great local interest to ev- i
cry man in our city is the present out- i
look of the Y. I C. A. Therefore the
pastor will take for the subject or al
prelude. 'Tht Old and New Organisa-
tion 0! the Y. Mi 0. A." The utter
meetings which M re 50 inspiring last
winter will be resumed next Sunday
evening at close of regular service.
These meetings will be continued all
benedictory services and will be inter-
moi.
FIRST METHODIIT EPICCOPAL
CHU ULCH
The morning sermon by the pastor
Rev. W. W. T. Duncan, next Sunday.
will be on the topic. 'A Thanksgiving
Attitudc." Children‘ a talk. ”Thou
Shall Not Covdt." Sunday school
session at close of morning service,
port. on the Batch Creek division of -
Onsshs ssssaht
" Dir.
H. liiieIIer (iii).
:Lot No. liter 60c
The entire sioclr of Trimmed
Outing Hats let Women. Misses
and children. No matter_ what
the former price hai been. for this
sale we williot him all gotor
' so CENTS.
LotNo.2-—-lor$2.98
Handsomely trimmed Velvetj
Hats. worth 35. no and 36 no. The
work on these hats cost 82. so. For
this sale we will; give you your
pick for
$0 98.
and $2. 50
50 pair of Sample Shoes iorj
wanton. Patent leather.
made, tatension sol.ea Worth
$4. so and $5.00: for this sale wej
will let them go
i
mmtntttriimmmmm
Nov. 21
Monday,Nav,23
Wewillcelebrate the Third Anniversaru in
our new and large quarters. as ‘2. Thanks-
jgiving for the liberal patrbnage given us bu
' the people; ot The Norwalks. We willI
LotNo 5 ior$l 75jhold a special Bargain Sale of Readu lO‘iLotNo.12—for24c
Wear Clothes for Men. Women audj
dehildren. that will go down into historu
and into the hearts of the people as theI
Open a sheila «sonar
H liiiegu d u *
Lot No.10—for$l.98
to $4.96 .
Children's Cloaks, from 3 'to 6
years of age; colors. blue. red.
cadet and green, beautifully trim-
med and lined. Sale price from
$1393 ‘0 34-93-
Lot No. ll-I—tor $1.98
Missco Skirts. also suitable it»
women who are not very tall.
Colors. brown and oxford: nicely
trimmed, lined and velvet bound; '
worth 84. 60. for this sale.
. $1.98.
Our entire stock oi'soc. Gent's
Neckwear. iour-in-honds and
tccks. a handsome assortment 0 ~
jpa tterns; for this sale .
24 CENTS
3.4..
'peacocks feather. only it was It sort
Men's Bible class meets in the and:
In! brown with an immense orange -col
(rice room of the church. The topic
-ored‘ ‘eye.’ - Orange and brown atv oi the yoiintt people's meetinv will be.
harmonious tolora. but the line deacrib-j “'Thanksgiilng (or Personal Mercies."
ed by Hill Mule tttfl. ilttd feather wasi leader, Miss l.ulIt Sittsllhorn. The OI-
. . I almostl ludicrous. ening sermon will be the third in the
Ween "a" York and 3°" ' Ire rice to men. topic Men and the
t it
gutsh'ioiniiehgfcniggh '“ « vetmosrovm oswsa csvso lN Illub." Evening prelude. T'lte Strike
w ll Chicago." At thI ewuiug senile
commits of home can be Killed Two Laborers and toriousty in Itue music will be by the Men s Chorus
e Clifford. ,An -up- deflate * wow uni male quartette. A apecwal i'l\i
At reasonable rates. ' YOUNG “VIN" Ohio. Nov. 20. ——At lotion is extended to men to [it present
7. 45 this morning the casing in tho.nt the evening servltr.
M179»? WALZ.
iii or.
‘Wiieon ovcnue sewer gave away and
Rll‘l'OR HOTEL MA-
”Mar "
. bio! for automobile
“I“ a an;
st. 75 and 32.50.. m... ~
. _ . . Greatest bargain otiering daus ever heard ofj ;Lot No 16—for 100
Lot No“. 4+for'7 5cm this part of the state. it will demon _ 6.... 1;... H... a... m.
-ans'i'fqiil°iw§i§°§2$§fili strate to uou the power and magnetism this|§§1°':;';.,.f:;‘.f“ “m“ “’°““
3,33%}? :3“..‘;'.‘§“§;.1j‘ store possesses in draWing the people when w P“ “‘R'
'j.such sales are advertised. Our store will ,
ot No.14—for 100
Lot No. 5-lor 96c be a busu place from the moment the doors our entire met or am cow-
75 CENTS.
Ill lr.ali helacs tl , ndfour-
.03."iw‘.‘w.i:°.'i"l?§.:.i.uli‘:i are opened in the morning. In making this . Swim; dial.“ in? '
JUDGE GHAV'B LONG SERVICE.
CHICAGO. Nov 20.— —"lorlay turn its
buried six workmen underneath tenj
“it!" of sand and gravel. The dead:
Martin Timlin and Raphael Chlllo. Ithe iortleth year of ruumutlve ser-
1 he injurotl: John Massero, both like on the bench in Chitago by Judge
legs broken internal injuries. cohdl Joseph 1?. Gary. Such a lengthy public
lion dritlcal. Dominick Depasqtte bail icsreer is said to be without a parallel.
Ir Iruahed. rendition serious lulgi eithet in tin tnited States or (heat
. pundits a co‘ '
w. ion. was informed tby telegraph that
w“ MEETMENTS' ‘ President Rooscvl thad pardoned Eph-
“453 a; InsJIsavings
roir’n Clark alias llliam Smith elite
mfimfirm of in-
‘ ‘ol
convict !or matter on the schooner
dollerlon Borden Clark will not he l“-t
leased until the Tormal wsriant of par
don snives bx mall. Clark 3 Bl‘l'lllilliil
was commuted to end today but Wai-
den Smith says his condition in the
prison will remain unchanged until
the ofllclais papers arrive.
..._, ..-..._ CALI 5“..- ..
. and everybody Wants the best goods
this town. Everything pure and who
" ' . If You We!!!
as your eye catches on to this ad
A M to the wise.
Good” Thin f q_Ir
I I allot of good
an eager! customer.
oth er Br
. sfimm to; Saturday.
we do Madras.
Wdo'lbn to” CHOICE HONDA Y:
market affords at that time. We can sup-
to the Queen’d to Lit‘cflb'y placing before you die fin at stock of new up- -to-date goods
serum and gathered from all parts of the worl
_w corn Iand chestnut fed Turkey for your Thanks 'ving feast. it will be well to place your
wheat. or you may yr
to enough to procure one of our famous Birds will have t
a Place your Order
Feast on Thanks vin Day, as you want to welcome
We! M
fitmendscnditintousandwcwilldo
.te'adhg Grocer. 33 West WaslthatoIIiStroet
Read the {retire or: tied below. it krill gins you an
Iostcs'lsndsscusifyoowtntlasses First an» Grocery
UJUISVILLE. Colo, Nov. 20.—-The.
miners at Erie. Lafayette. Louisville
Marshal and Superior have voted agoin
on the proposition to declare an the
t'UBi strike in the Northern coal llclds.
The members of the union refuse to
make public the proposition they voted
on or the resultI but there are indica-
tions that the strike will. be declared
oii’ in this llcld.
m
left. Everyone .
emagain. ‘Only a
the best that our land of-
i all!!!“
i m
GROCERIES at Astonishing
' Lot No. ~9-ior 96c
go at
98 CENTS.
Lot No. 6—~for 49c:
Ten dozen Outing Flannel
Waists. A beautiful assortment
of patterns such as black and
white, blue and white; just the
thing to wear around the house.
Regularly sold for 75¢" for this
sale marked down to '
49 ’CENIrs. ‘
Lot No 7—w-for 25cj
50c. 96c and $1. 25
A lot of Circular Shoulder
Shawls. nicely crocheted; colors,
white. blue. pink and red; closely
knitted and oll wool yarns. For;
this sale we have marked them to
go at
25c.. soc... '98c. and $1.25. '
Worth double.
Lot No Iii—forSQ. 98
25 Genuine Salils Fox Boas.
with large and real fox tails, bean-
tiiully shaded. 60 inches _.long A
great bargain for $15.00, have
marked them for this sale.
“.985 ,
drill and $1.25
Children's Angora Fur" "
Mutt and Collar to match: some.
on you’ll buy for Christmas at
8550' In any other More. For this
, tised.
been advertised.
. I . Ilmteano and Joe Filippi escaped with-' Britain, among eleitt-Il oiflciais Judge difl’crgm ualjti t l di . EACH
. _ , I I 2 . q Is a y es an rec. .
ALL are]; aw yontt cirv. .I":U::":QMT ”"6.“ ”Pl“ I33” hazalgrefl‘t’fily "I‘hflmgf-‘Ihg’eg sin“ “I“ “33., navy .nd remark we Speak 0i iOimei experiences;
. " ’ ' I atcbists who were excuted tor the bite. Worth 82.0tland $3. 00. for
ruouasron I N —- l "
BONDS ihotllth “um“ 33“,”; “ng3” Fifi!“ bomb thrown! Square this gale we luv.) warkcd them to When SpeCiai saies Of iCSS magnitlIde haVCi 'LOINO 15—f0r$5. 98
TO DIGLARI OFF COAL CTRlKE.
The people Of this town II b] Suits for young men. cheviots,
ache and fancy mixtures. nicely
have learned to know that a half page ad jtailored; sold everywhere for $19
asuit. We have placed one hun-
Whenever it appears in this paper means drcd of these suits on sale for this
something for them
statements In the past. that has won for us:
the confidence of the public.
Read Icarefullu everu item here adver-
The prices Quoted are ridiculouslu
low considering the uuaiitu. We also want
YOU TO OPEN A CHARGE AC-
COUNT WITH US. We want uou to tru
our easu paumcnt plan net because” uou
haven t the mOnIeIi. but because we believe
it is a areal help to uou to get the goods
that wau. instead of puttinu 'out all the
menu at once.“ '
Sale will commence Saturdau morning
and will wind up the following Mondau at
9 _.Ip m.
mathematician
It 15 eagerlu read buj
everubodu. and it is the truthfulness ot ourj
, LOtNo.16—~ior $575
Ioccasion for
$5.98.
Sizes 15, i6. 17, 18, 19 and so.
and $5.98
, Boys’ Overcoatsr—thosc we car-
ried over from last season, and
Boys' Coats never go out of style.
They are as staple as wheat. Made
of all-wool Kcrseys and Irish
Friezes, black, blue and oxford.
. Worth $7.00, $0.00 and $9.00; for
this sale we will let them go for
$3.75 and $3.98.
Sizes 4 to 16.
LoINoir—iowsius
Boys' use Suits. made of all-I;
wool Bottsity Ss'rge. blue, brawn
and black. with large sailor col-
lars and trimmed with soutache
braid. wortn £5.00 and $6.00 a suit.
To close them out we have mark-
ed them for this sale
i “98.
iotNo. ia—iowsiuc
Boya' IVestsIa Suits. lot little
boyo.sisasgtoeysarootogo*”
only about one doses of them fit.
All worth
Wesfiflrmllmatahis) . : PerPstICaalcwcwilllettflmgotor
M0“ N0 1):} r i,"" , . ‘525CI “handing.
. f Per Box if“ f. Hats Liens Soap " : 25c .
costar; - 1:5“ .1 I Cmc Cod Cr‘tnsgwngw qt 9: . Do not-.mss this
, I: no -II 36m: armament 3m 25;: lotlte‘ ., ' '
‘3‘ 232 I up: Battle at? Label camp 21c mm"
iii: a tutti Ito]
loos u low G05. ,.
Norwalk Chronicler