total News Notes A. J. Collins spent Sunday In Dan- bury. ‘ David W. Raymond and LcGrsnd Raymond are in Bridgeport. today. The lndustrigl School of St. Paul's parish will In t. as usual on Satur- day. Men' I; underwear In all qualities. and at all prices at the Boston store Read - the ad. for paliiculars. An importhnt meeting of Douglas Fowler Post 0. A R.. will be held to- night in Grand Army Hall. Mrs. Frank Sebach of Bar,onne N. ...l Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Llnxweller. of Quintard avenue. \‘l. C. Shaw. of Helen Hill. III build-2 ing an ornamental well house not far from A. A. Raymond a property Miss Dora Saunders, of Ely avenue: who has been III of diphtheria, has im-I proved so as to be able to sit up. , An adjourned meeting of the war-I dens and vestrI men of St Paul's' Church will be held tomorrow night. I The Girls‘ Friendly Society of St. I l‘nul' s Church will hold a suction Tues- Iluyn evening‘ in ‘the Towu Assembly ils . llurold Green. son of Cashier Lewis (‘ Green. who has been Ill of typhoid form for some time past, is able to be “ about again. Albert Lindbery. Jr., has left his position with the lmlnsbury & Bissell Co, and will takes penition III the Lock shop at South Not-walk. M. A. Ready of Railroad avenue. is nursing a sore finger todav. as the re sult of a trolley car being derailed In Meadow street yesterday afternoon Ralph Schuster who has been laid up with blood poisoning at the Stam~ lord hospital will probably be dis- Illsrgod from thIIt institution In a few days. A ncw‘tsower ’conuccllorl has boon placed under the Washington street bridge; with It catch basin to suitably drain off the water betwm‘n the trolley ll‘ai k8. Tonigllts meeting of. Cstholh l' niou (‘ Ollllt" Knights of Columbus will be held In the now roam first built as an «cousin to the Cathdllc club building, in West. av.enuo ~ George ll. llrlflln unil James Mct’lalv lagher. of ScrantIIn..l:enn., Item guests over Sunday of the farmer‘s parents Mr, and‘ers. William A. Griffin, of Lon ndes avenue. Fred A. Reed lessee of the. Park am our: Hotel New York and William H Earle, owner of the hotel came to South Norwalk by automobile satur. day, and stopped at the Hotel Clifford. According to the custom of the Nor- walk Congregational Church. the prayer meetings usually held on Thurs- . day evening, will be omitted next Thursday because of the celebration of 'i'hunlrsgivlng‘Day. 4 The Commercial Record‘s weekly summary-tor NorwnllI1 shows six real Imtate sales, and mortgages of 81.100. For the third week In November. last ‘ y.ea‘r there were seven sales and mortgages of 89. 800. The monthly meeting of the Official Board of the First Methodist ChurchI IIill be held this evening Several use i tors ot unusual interest are to be prei sentod for consideration and it is do, aired that every member be present. I John T. Hayes. 'tho Norwaik agent of the White. Star line. received notice‘ today that the White Star linel Baltic: 726 feet long 24.000 tons was safelyl launched at Bellman. Saturday. ‘I'I‘he llaltlt'. Cedric and Celtic me the three largest steamshipa afloat. Mr. and Mrs. William Grossman. Mr. and Mrs. Howard, Mr. and, Mrs.‘ Kraua. Mrs. F. Rissor spent Satnudsy and Sunday at the Hotel Clifford. The ladies are sisters of Miss Kathryn 0s . tel-man, the well-known actress who also stopped at the Clifford. ~ William P Beers the enterprlsias Norwalk and quI Norwalk suitcase. . will bring his lg writing paper sale to a close tomorrow at noon. Ho dis- posed of a great quantity of paper but I mock was such an extensive one thbli them are stlll a number of great What ' gains left. hie-rs. Charles and Arthur Ilen- IlrlI-ks. two immensely popular mulls business men. who have been stopping for same line at the Quint-rd Hesse. lease today for fBrldge'port. where mom; will spongthc winter. shotgun regretted y t cir w friends here. . if"? the ra or meeting on Thugs- ," ugummwm d.. I... Y , ' of the Norwalk flrch. will hold a I .. . Justus ensuing rui- , not mm; of tho ' told ...u ___..~.—~.._ .. m- ._.... . 'play the All New YoIlIs. tonight. I The Village By The Sea. JustAu Old .to‘tsppolnt. a cot-mini} - we use“ M ‘1'“ II "‘ was I' A Your Thank II' J c snap to Ill any man In the” pcrlcctly tcllcrcd and dciluncd sulfa. narrow close-mung collars. shcpc .hcnfd-wcrkcd lc Insure permanency. I so .cdcls. fancy mlatummul blush: "ll hluc . .70. so to us. Smart Overcoats for Men. .: Costs that In vs no Wish; cf yours ufiscusllcd chfl-wlsc-stylc. Ill. Isllcrlng hotter than you." 'hcllcyc 2 Your chclsc cl clicks lhlngs to black and Oxfords. ll-lnch ccsu. ind m» ' Scctch effects In SQ cull Iii-loch cccls. bolted hacks. I” to 3J5. A rcln- -prcc! cccl lcclu nc dllfcrcul Ircm cfhcrcycrcccfsuhuf curs dlflcr Ircln clhcrs hcccuu thcy on tho vary swaggcmf s'lylcs made-«long. Icon. comfortable cflslrs. soon with tho new hcllcd hacks.- ‘pc'ulhls cl curgt‘rlcu. from :10 to :25. dcrbfcs and soft hats. "CW. The D M. Read Company are having' II special sale of women's neglige gar- menu; which should interest every woman They also haVe other Items of interest in thoit ad. Read It The. Connecticut Board of Examlnen of Bmhaime‘rs which meet in Bridge- port for three time opened the first meeting at 10 a. m., today, Carl 1.. llarnes. M. D. LL. D will he the IlcmonstratoI. A general Quiz" class will be conIened at the close of (5th day" a session. At the Epwolth League meeting. III the First Methodist Episcopal Church.’ lust owning the subject was ably handled hr the louder, Sumuel Sample I _.lIIIIn \V Semple sung Iery effectively. the, solo‘ Ho Leadeth Me" The chor- us sang IIIo solutions in u mannel do I Inning plnise. The Company F basketball tenm will ill the armory. and a inst game will prolI- . ulIlI result. The inst time they played: the boy.s the score was twenty to nineteen. Tllt‘ Mollegans will come up from ritamforil. to play the first game of the owning with Ihe Montlluks. Charles F. Kramrlach of New York ' has taken a position as managing site I ward at the Hotel Clifford. Mr. Kraut‘ Iisch was for a number of yeaIs ulo 'ward at the Century Club Winsonial Hotel and West End Hotel. New York and will make a specialty of banqults' and dinneI parties at the Clifford. Supt Brocde of New Britain. and other members of the committee had a confluence again FridaI in reference to ConneIticnts sIlIool exhibit at. the; Worlds l-‘air. They alloted span» toI ' I k. /”\ /"\ _,- I Successors to Com-tack Bros . i South Norwalk. Tel. call, 32.20 For the sake of saving a few pennies don't buy infer- frnrn you will bring any quantity you lur grain hay or feed for min snimmw.“ The difference In price is pennies, but the difference hoodsnlts Is the good health and appearance of your horses and cattle. A word may every bag of grain. or hale of hay. of the highest sland- wish. art! of quality. and the price is as little as you would pay i Buy Oats That's Cissn. elsewhere, nnywhere. if you could get the same quztlity. an MANUEL T. HATCH. A Few Bargains Left We have had a big Salt of Writing Psptr but time are still a ‘ number of Great Bmar'nr left. ‘ This Sale will emf positively at noon Takesday. ‘ WILLIAM P. BEERS. IOOKCELLER STATIO NER AND ENGRAVER. each city which is to furnish exhibits , 6 80th Main street, . . I South Norwalk. ' New Haven will have 35 feet. The I--lt les which an: to funIlsh the exhibits are New Haven. Hartford Bridgeport Waterbury. New Britain Non London Norwich Ansonis. Tmington Merl den and Stamford. l Guests at the Hotel Clifford Satllr- ' day and Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. W. l J. Wlxaon Mr. and Mrs A. Smith Boa tou Mann: F H. Montgomery. lrving Wilmot. South Norwalk; Joseph Mar- warlng J hn Darcy. I. E. Wolfl. Rm. J. N. Fr man. W. M. Newbold Mr and Mrs C. E. Etnmon. A. W. Pratt. E. P Gans New Yzork Charles L Kirby George H. Neuton New Bed-l ford: H. Townsend Orange. N. J.; Sq B Church Seymour: George R. Ewan Newark, N. JAIC M Richards Boll-I lngton Vt. ‘ OUR SPECIAL! 15 cent Music For Saturday and Monday- "Any Rags." the hit of. lhe.tteusotl. Sweetheart Iof'lliinc, Aways in The WIJ'. by Chas. K. Harris: Show The White of Your Eyes the latest coon song and 100 others.’ MASKS. COLEMAN: to North Main Strut. ocuth NorwallI. haunt tor A. o lpculdlng' s Baseball and bpcrtlng Goods. 1 a ....-......... 49 Wall strut, . Norwnllt. Lewis’ Popular Priced Photograph it udto.’ ll Main Street. Nos-walls. ' Personal attention given all sittings. from to a. m., tot p. at. Sun ' Ill!" 10 I. 'lIl-I ‘0 1230 p. to. Children's photographs a specialty. 63 WI". blast. i. ofths CHILDREN should now in roads. ~00 NOT DELAY- ' _ it is too risky. HEALTH PH OTOOIAPHO arc ths hast. , paorooknpas #— JACKSON’S s‘rumo. NEW STYLES. SCIENCE. LOW PRICES Opposite Hotel Nonnlk. “Roms wasn't built in s'day. "nail her was scisncs of optics learned in a day. it took years and man to develop it, and it shows ths value of con- sulting a ccmpchnteoptlglan. HOMER 8. HOYT. Rcfrscrlng aplfclcn. Room 9 United Dunk Building. smtsl Appointments at csnvenia no: of patron. South Nell-walk, Conn. Ollie. hours. a 11:45. 12:46 s: on. Saturday hvsnlngs 7—9. Dining Ream Elegance The dining room is where we will do the honor: of. your home next Tbutldd" r ‘I in Dining" Room Furniture we show what we are confident is the. most artisgc; the newest and mil. perfect furniture produced. There are diflcr ent guise at slums! ‘pllties but each grade has an Individuality and a trus' art efcot different mm the usual. You will find here the hithest type at _ very lg? prises. MMhé!“ Ind that out prices on “quality" furniture are _ than thohapsked elsewhere for furniture of the commonplace. K. sgiving Clothes. . We don't hcllcvc cll lbs and drculcg should be In the turkcy: cvcry nun ought to ho splck cud _ I spsn Thunksglvlng Day. Hcrc crc clcthcs to rnckc ycu son-lo mckc you truly thankful In appccrancc. snappy Suite for Men. Singlc cnd dcuhfdehrmt: lbcnksglvlnn rrlmmlngs-ucxcluslvc things In ncckmcr. fancy shlrts. hcslcry sud glam: ccmcl Don't wall unlll rhc last mlnulc for your Thsnksglvlng druslnu .‘ tho but ulccllcnr maybcimsdc Rogers 8o Stevens, >}§Cllll01d Pharmacu l . ‘ Ilon. mil Company, is in process of trial. ‘ Concave shctlldcu. l\'" I .i i Seidiitz Powders ‘ Our Seldlitz Pow- ders are fresh and full weight 1 We make them. once each week. 25¢ a Box. ‘00"- 9.0.6.000. wood-0000002 PHONI 162. Thunksulrlng turkey»- «on be found III the. l’lilIllI“M:irket. William II. IonI. of DllnlJlll‘y, is spending several days Ill South Nor- Irllllt, Thanksgiving groceries at the New York Gloccry Company' It stores. Read their ad. ' A. Stull has some advertising space today. you to read them. Everything for the Thanksgiving ta- ble at the Howlandllry Goods Com- pany‘s store. Their ad. will tell you till about it. The ad. of the United Grocery Conl- pany can be found on page eight II‘ today's issue and should he read lI' eIery housekeepel. Specials for the feast. Everything that is. necessary for the Thanksgiv- ing fenst can be found at C. E. Sey- monr's store. Read theI nd. The'Glrla' h‘ieudly Snelety oi Trin‘ lly Church will meet this evening. in the Guild room. at 7:45, o'clock. Mrs. Flolita will gire~the ilrst lesson of the course in cookery. ”this time. Yesterday was tempelsnic SnnduI the specials in his it will pn)‘ in the Norwalk Methodist Episcopal - church. and Rev. L. H. Moore pleached II strong sol-.Inon denouncing the “pum- truffle." so devoted to the"tempersnre ques- Notice of II sale under eXecutiou has been posted on the town post of the property of the Challenge Manufactur- ing Company, In an action brought by Jeremiah Donovan. by whom Judg- ment was obtained for $88.25. The . goods are to be sold Deco. They corn The Sunday session was Ill- . shaftings O” sist pl lnclpnlly of lathe.» ect. . Because of the stern“ character of the day the clothing donations sent to - the South Norwalk CongregationslI .church were not very numerous, and another opportunity will be. offered be ‘ tween 3 and 5 p. In.. Monday. at the church." any person has a package and cannot get it to the church they should notify Miss Helen Ferris and the matter will be attended to. COURT. ITAND ANfiINgg.“ I lit! courts are urn nI til tmw. and will be lit‘ session two days ally this woeh- Iguwyers must have a rut Intent and digest turkey.- Jndgc Curtis will continue the fury term in thooourt of Common Pleas and Judge Thom will open the Superior Court. Vincent Brothers. of Bridge- port. New Ham and Hamel-d nail Mimi Lina teamshlp wane-I snot. hols London tor clam. "l two bliss lull s's'dy island mots" tow” ‘saI-Iy Ionic“ during a ‘ . has“ is easy and will slow. tile—Tho as f in dance It ls l smitten for not. . IIII IIIIII. j .. illlliil.» 12.00. 1500. till ’ $6.5" 8..5li iii. i2 Young Niels liniis and livercolts . illilliteis Suits and Biscuits 32.0001; NILWNYS the liesi $10. 00 value Ill SUITS ‘ NNNNCNNTS ill this store ' 'lllin tolls Suits and Normals 98 Washington Street, South Norwallsla Anticipating Your" Reads with lots oi good things that,” billlei' will need. - ”mom“ a Csnnsd boned“ Chlslt I 25: per cm is a very low Print butter—Our “Clover Hill" should grace your table because it is the finest. 29c lb. Just now. I. Tub Butter Creamery. 26c lb. Mince Most to weigh out. 2 lbs, or 256. Eggs—We made effert to have some of the best to be had and so struck on some fine New York State Eggs. that we will have to get 36: dox; for Stor- age Eggl, 30: cos. . _ Pastry Flour—East- for psstry of all kinds because it makes tll'c best cook- ing with lust lard, 38c bli- Nsw cl'Op Molasses just in. Pine. blamond Brand Raisins means the finest picked. 136th. or 2 lbs. for 25¢. t). 0' all sorts of mm.- All new goods just in. L 0°“ Raisins. « At n w Diamond Cleaned Currants. . . .3 . 10c. so . Cluster Raisins. Orangu, Florida-I nice. sweet, but am!" Chute 'Pumcklns will: small,18c doz: also larger ones at 28c 6"“!- Mlncs Meat In 3 lb. Pails, at 8 sweet Cider, the “fie“ in t 6c qt: 20c gal. Have loads spool fort to have a plenty"ct till pure csvcct, apple MIN,“ Popping Corn. frssli lotsu .. 10c pkg. '- Hickcry Nuts 2 qtsnlop 26c» . .' Have a new stock cf'IllVb no in, do: Canned Pumpkin, Franltllll ms, Peanut Irittlc. frash.15c lb. 2 lbs., cans for 25¢. 25¢ Dudlsy Pumpkin, the din, Apples, fancy New York State Balc- ’ ' wins and .Grccnlngs. fins table trult, 44: par pack... Apples. howls stock. at 23c peck. Baldwins and drawings. . White Gripes this ones. 2 lbs., 25:. Cranberries, fins-t, 10: qt. . Orange and- Lemon Peal. ' Nsw col-om» - ' ' , cin Plum Puddinh at 10c. . The lmt Potatoes grin. at as Long island Turnlpl.‘ .. I. ,' y. Swsst Potato“, Onions, Gal ' Fro-it lot fof our Pldl'tifl‘wl Genuine Arabian Mould“ hand. . . I ’I' ’ -’ New stock of Tea instills W9 in am kind at 14c qusI-ur lb. ‘7": Now Figs.~ New Dstsa‘. ...'. » . .41 It" 5,: Is It Wort—II w to suffer from Eye Ache. Head Ache or PoofVIsion when “ near and can be had at such small costl « We make a thorough examination of the Eyes. withou If glasses are needed furnish then: at the lowest possible ’ Perfect lttlng- guaranteed. 0 B. JACKSONII oucusts' Optician.
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