I
Homemade
Candles
5I Waylrlmfon &.
total 18113 1111113.
Judge John H. Light is holding court .
today. in Bridgeport.
Mrs. lagersoll. of South Main street.
is quite ill at her home.
All kinds of fresh flair selling at rea-
sonable prices at Captain Ducross'.
A family reunion will be held at the
home of C. 8. Trowbridge. tomorrow.
~Your choice of the finest turkeys
in town for 250 lb. Hayes.
TSale of earthenware‘and crockery at
J. Magner's. See ad. for bargain
pIii‘t'tII.
A regular meeting of ttuI NorwalkI
lodgi- otf Elks will be held this ev-I
cnlng .
John TrIon is assisting during the
Thanksgiving rush. at Seymour' s groc-
ery store
:saass‘afrehths
Inoon.11t the Mshackemo.
In special meeting was held
——-2 lb of mixed nuts 250. Joselofffls 1
Ward Van Alstyne. of Rayview ave-~
rruo. who has been.ill. is conslchablyl
improved. . I
Mr. and Mia W. B. Unholtz will i
spend ThanksglIing with friends lu'
Br.idgeport .~ ’
~Fowls 15c Schaub's.
Regular prayer meeting will be held' I
in the South Norwalk Baptist Church, i
Thursday evening.
Company D will drill at the armory!
this evening. Company 11‘ held a reg-
ular drill last night ,
«Fresh hams 120 lb. Hayes. !
’illlam Mulvlhlll. the Vmonologue
artist. will perform at a production in
Ridgcilcid this evening.
There is good news for you in tho
llowland Dry Goods Company's ad. to
day. so be sure to read it.
—Oeese 18c up. Schanh'a i
Theron R. Bailey took the adoptioni
degree at the meeting of Uncas Tribe.
‘ ;-’rrinlty Church in Weatport. last Sat-
vss . IiI
irlsid County Oom-
missions". yesterday.
The ilrst nomination ti clears will
take place at a meeting of the Patriotic
Order of America to be held this even-
ing. in Bed Men's Hall.
The Norwalk Pharmacal Association
is holding a regular mt sting, this after-
Last week
~li‘resh hams 12550 lb. pork chops
and roasting pork 1215c. Hay-es.
Rev. and Mrs. R. B. Smith and farm
ily. of Hussrdvllls. coon. are guests-
of Mrs. Smith's sister. Mrs. C. H. Currie
mings. of 35 Stevens street.
Mrs Harlstt A. Dicksrinan. who was,
Injured Monday by a fail remains about
the same though there is a slight gain-
ing of strength noticeable.
'l‘ he Norwalk and South Norwalk
banks will observe the holiday tomor-
row.. Signs telling of this fact are
posted in most of the banks.
——Ducks 22c. Behauh'l.
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith. and daugh-
ter. Jennie. of Hoyt street.- will spend
Thanksgiving with their daughter,
Mrs. Molvey. of New York city.
Harry W. Str t head salesman for
Raymond Broth rs. will. with Mrs. I
Street. spend "i‘iianksglvrng with Mr.
and Mrs. Remington. of Brooksidc.
Try a box of the Apollo chocolates.
They are fresh pure and delicious. For
sale at the Clifford Pharmacy.
McKinley Command. Spanish War
Veterans will hold a meeting at the
armory this evening at 8: 30 o'clock
it is desired that all ofIthe members
turn out
-5 lb pail pure lard 50c. Hayes'.
A Thanksgiving service will he held
tomorrow morning. at ll o’clock. in
Trinity Church There will be a bliei‘
address by the rector, Rev. Romiliy lI‘
Humphries; '
The Clifford Hotel' 5 menu for
'l hanksgivlng dinner appears on a page
of today” a issue. Road It and see if it
will not tempt you to take dinner at
this hostelry.
The meeting rooms of Buckingham
Post. (1 A. R.. of Norwallt in Wall
street are being overhauled by decora-
tors and painters and will present a
:inetty appearance when completed.
Mrs. Dudleno E. Raymond and son.
Ely. go to Boston iomoyrow whcro
hey will meet Dudley Ray,mond who
is attending Andovcr College. and
Thanksgiving dirrnor will he enjoyed
Eat the Touralne
-Fresh hams 121,4.c "1.er chops
Miss Jeanette Muthewaou of TrinltI
(3',lruich South Norwsik. delivered an
address on "Bishop Whipple and tho
Minnesota lndians." at the interparo-
chiai Mission Study Class. at Holy
urday afternoon. ..
u.—
COLOMDIAN TROOPS COULD NOT
l. O. R. M last e1e.ning i BOGOTA Colombia Tuesday Nov
Mn and Mrs. Milton Council (”'24. —Ceneral Reyes cabled to the Co-
Philadelphia are the guests of Miss lombiun sovemment Sunday from Port
Overcoat
SMOOTH HARD-FINiSHlD CO ATlNGS
OR MILTON SHOW WIAR THI LIAST—ROUOH COATINGS ARI
FOR MIN WHO IUY NIW OVSROOATS IVIRV SEASON OR ID.
FOR IVIRY~DAY AND DRESS-UP WEAR THI CONSIRVATIVI
ILAOK AND OXFORD AND OXFORD COATS 44 INCHES 'LONO.
ARI RIGHT, “INTO ’36.
'OR KNOOK~AIOUT SERVICE AND 0
Loan coavs. spam on mm SACKS lN raacv scores mx-
roars ass euros. as: ensrsaasts. as re sso.
‘ Isroasrv nave YOU'LL smo oua
IlST—LONG. WARM sun oawxsaemo, suv SMGGER OVIR-
cons JUST THE SAM£.010 T0 :25.
OUR SUITS SPEAK THE LAST WORD
1F YOU HAVE ANY DOUBT! ABOUT lT, SLIP INTO A SINGLE OR
DOUBLE-BREASTID SUIT AND LOOK N THE MiRROR'.
WINTERISH WEARS FOR MAN AND
OSTORE OPEN LAT! TO NIGHT. CLOSED
RogersStStevens
Successors to Comsfock Bros.
sours NORWALK.
T his
LIKE rains ‘saassv
i'f
moron.“ waLL, THI
RAIN-PROOFED COATS
J
AS TO STYLE AND FIT.
so To see.
sov, HATS To HOSE.
ALL nav Tomes
TEL. CALL. 32-2.
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For the sake of saving a few pennies don't buy infor-
ior grain, hay or feed for your animals.
price is pennies, but the difference 111
health and appearance of your horses
from you will bring any quantity
every bag of grain. or bale of hay, of the highest stand-
ard of quality. and the price is as little as you would pay
elsewhere, anywhere. if you could get
Buy Oats That's
MANUEL T. HATCH.
i ' l ' ‘ '
. ' /
m
Clean,
The difference in
results is the good
and cattle. A Word
you may wish.
the same quality.
:==‘Isu. 3116“" '
Mari Seymour. of Cannons.
r 119 barge l’oweilton has arIIich:
with a (Margo of coal which is iieillfli
discharged at Ferris wharves.
-—lI‘resh turnips 16c pk. Joaeloff' a.
William Sheldon is' building rounds-i
tionn under a building owned by Ray-
mond Brothers in Saugatuck.
Several South Norwalk young people
will attend a dance Which is to be held
in Ridgefield Thursday evening.
~(iecse 18c up. Schaub's.
Why don’t you try Krleger's easy
payment plan? One dollar per week
will dress you from head to feet.
Robert Jones. of the City Printirra
Company. will spend Thanksgiving
witli histuotbsr in New Canaan.
Mrs. Sarah E. Winters and Miss Boss
Kent Winters will spend Thanksgiving
wlth Mr. and M1.su .11. Vosburgh
Miss Anna SI-Ihenik of Spring Lake.
N. ..,l returned today. after a visit with
Miss Grace Seymour. of West street.
--»8 qtu.I cranberiics‘zfic., .loseioff's.
Quito {unity of Danbury people will i
attend the dance of the Catholic Club.
to be held in Norwalk. this evening.
Mrs. Thomas Ryla. of Stamford will
spend Thanksgiving with her mother..
Mrs. Kellaher, of Main street. Norwalltfi
Dr. Willis H Crewe. of New Haven.
“In spend Thanksgiving with his
mother. Mrs. J. C. Crows of West ave-
nue.
-—Bpring chicken and foals 14 and'I
10c lb. Hayes.
Lorenzo Dibble guarantees the clov-i
1 .absoi I , _
” "m“ M “in” as "my 9"“ "Csirnmple’te line of Spauldlng and Peck -——
and it is only thirtypenta a pound See
ad.
S. W. Haines. of California 111 thsi
guest of his brother-in- law. eplayor
Arthan. Wheeler ongpkMNor :-
\Ialk. .
--Ducks 120.3389an . . "‘
Aaron Coburn. who is studying at
Trinity College. H iill
home for Thanksgi "fl Colonial .
Cottage.
[leou Costa Rica. that he was una
. bed wetting.
hie to do anything regarding the usual
with the. Panama commission at th-
coan-Ircnce held November 20 on board
the French steamer; (Jana-la. off (.‘oloi
He added: "The Americans mew It
ed as from landing at Colon. Admir
al Coghlan informed me that he had
instructions from Washington to pro
vent Colombian troops from landing 0n
the coasts of the. isthmus. " Colombia
public opinion strongly condemns 1hr-
attitude. of the gorer'mncui at Wash
inatou. which it is claimed. decldedlv
licips the sccessldn movement in Puma-
1- leacleiamm’a.
.__.....—.
HARRIET HUBBARD AYER DEAD.
NEW YORK. Nev. 25.4—Harrlet Hub.
hard Ayer. the well-known writer for
the New York World. died at 11 o‘clock
today at her residence in this city of
pneumonia after four days' illness.
Orchids as an embroidery are as fa~
vorablc as the real flowers.
BETTER THAN. SPANKING.
Spanking does not cure children of
if It did there would be
few children that would do it. There
is a constitutional cause for 1.111s Mrs.
M. Summers Box mu Notre DamsI
lnd.. will send her home treatment to
any mother. She asks no money
Write her today it your children two
hie you in this way. Don't blame the
child The chances are it can't help it
SKATES
der Skates at lowest prices.
“Largest variety. of masks in town.
”—71-":
, “Linda's
10 Martin aluminium. saute Roi-Isa
Do It Now.
rdcr your Mngatincs and Engraving lfor
Christmas.
The Time is
Getting Short.
WILLIAM P. BEERS,
IOOKSILLIR. STATlO NER AND ENORAVER.
80th Main street.
South Norwallt.
‘sz .
49 Walt street.
Norwallt.
: daysio a. m..
Lewin’ Popular Priced Photograph Studio.
in Main Street.
Personal attention‘givsn all sittings. from 10 a. In.. to s p. In.
to 1:30 p. at. Children's photographs a specialty.
attire
CHILDREN-
puoroenabns
Nos-walk.
Sun.
absurd new as mm.
-DO NOT DILAV-I
sets Om
HIALTH PHOTOGRAPHS
are tits hast.
.. JACKSON’S STUDIO.
NIW wan-.71; . a... , Low saunas.
53 Wall m1. - opposite Hotel Nel’VIIllt
“ 555nm.
“Rome wasn't hiiiit in a day. "salt her was Isslsnsa of Opfics learned In
rosy. it took years and men to develop it. and it shows the value of con-
sulting a competent sptloia
HOMER I; uorr. Reflecting Optician.
Room 9 United Sank Sulidlng. .
spacialAppelntmsnts at mvsnle ace of patron.
Seuth Net-walk. Conn.
om hours, 8 11: 45. 12: 45. 6: 00. Saturday evenings 7—9.
“DESIRE WATER USED.
For overcoat tip. and g and ~
“”5"“ & “9'“ h " V T ancs ldsa fOr Launching of the
o n lat tool aaihelmed all day to- . '"
”gm... e . ‘ht. ‘ CORRMiQM. A
The schools of the town classified“
for the annual Thanksgiving vacation. 4
The winter tests will begin next Mon-
day morning.
*Home made or linkmage 10c lb.
ilayos'. 1
The aims. Genevieve in. ‘nm's. -
Benedict \‘Ii I
Mr. and In.
Chestnut street.
Cock -I ~ -
walk. will
the chief's . .
ad Th nksgiving with
order .Rockvell,
Moaa‘n. office-f
‘lf‘rlday “strainer ,
winpesoatcrsaas 717
delegation have received the resolu-
dons
anes
in
to the president
11 “mandala." “
tenavy. .
"Belt resolvsdhytheii’nsnf'ren-
:nnea of Connecticut h
on
All the members of the Connecticut
pied by the Sons of Temper
Connecticut at their last met-
ressed
g.‘ The-Omelutisasmrea .
“ divis;
'3‘?“ the
‘ ‘at the
k‘that‘
1' Can» the
KILLED BY A TIGHT COLLAR.
m
Caused Woman to Faint. and When
Sh‘s Fall lt Clicked Her. .
tight collar caused the death or
Mrs. Leonora Bodsmer,.sged 51 years.
a prominent society- Woman. at her
home in Budslo. ..
Mrs. Bodamer was seized with a
fainting
y 11!..th house.
that an extra tight. oolsr
use 1.: cm .........
a S “‘1
tightiymislt herthro‘at that the w. shslklii
or 9:. Mott}. ’9
king. through
it while
‘9. uch a positim
She féllill
.eorspma
breathing was
which she ~-
;. Chocolates
These Chocolates are fresh.
pure and delicious. They are
I 00c 11 pound and could not be
-' better if the price was $1.00. We
”are pleased to open a box at
any time for our patrons to ”I"
pie.
Cliiford PhirmaCli
The Prescription IMO".
PHONI 16-S-
\
‘ rooav m watt. eraser.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.—-'l‘he
only notable price changes in the open-
ing dealings in the stock market were
amongst the specialties. Otherwise,
changes were small and mixed. Corn
Products fell 94. and Colorado Fuel and
Denver & Rio Grande, pfd.. a point.
Pacific Mail advanced a point. and Ana-
conda 2%. The volume of business was
small.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.—-Locai
stocks made hut'a slight response to
a two—point in Metropolitan Securities.
But little interest was manifested in
railroad stocks which showed. how-
ever, unmistakable firmness. Selling
was resumed in spots among the minor
specialties and Norfallt a Western lost
a point Republic Steel 1%; St. Louis.
Southwestern pfd 1% and Rubber
Goods pfd. 3. Pullman pfd. advanced
3.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire or Ma-
ples & Goldschmldt Commission Bro-
kers. Swartz & Corbett Block. 80th
Norwalk:
‘ Open. High. Low. 1:30
Amal. Con. 3719. 31-74. 3751‘. 37%
A. C.& P.Co.. 17% 17:14 17‘; 178’.
A. C. it F.. pf.. 64 Ill 01 us
Am. Cot. Oil. 28 28 28 28
~11.Loco,12‘,i. 12:34. 11 11
Am. Smelt. 43% £314 42%. 43
Am. Sugar 111% 118V. 117% 118
Anaconda, any. city. 04‘}. 65
A. T. 8: 8. Fe. 115% 05H. 64% 65
A. T. & B. F. p. 89% 8911; 89% rum.
. Bait. & Ohio, 751.", 751,1; 717... 75%.
Bklyn R, T.. 117%. 39 38% 3819.
(‘hos. it Ohio 301.4. 30% 30% 30%
(311.61 “70191 151/. 15v. 1:. 11.
C. M. 8: S. P.. 1177-. 1377;. 13715 137-13
Col. 11‘... 21; 21; 2w. 25%
Col. Soutlr., 12's; 12's; 11:”; 12
Eric 2:07.. 261.. 2m; 2m
Erie. 1st.. [11,, mug new 01: 136
Gen. Elem. 153% 1531.4; 1133 15.3
111. Central. 121‘ 1211 12:13.; 123%
1.011. & Nash. 10.1 10:1 102% 102%
Manhattan. 138% 19.9% 138,’ 139%
.\itI1.Sl.R)‘.. In; III-II». 115% 111‘.
Mex. Cent: 9 1| 9 9
Mo. Pacific ' 80% 81‘7r kit 89%
N. 1’. Ccuirai 117%. 117-15. 116% 116%
Nor. a West" or. 3. m. 55;; 5mg.
Ont. dz West. 203.5. 20% 20% 201/”
Pac, Mail. . 26 :ii 26 "6
Penn. R. R.. 1131.. Ht 113% 113%
P00. Gas. 113 93 93
Free. 8. Car. 2.1 231$ 22 ’ ‘22?»
Reading. 397. 40% 39%;. 397-1.
Read. 1 pf.. 75 75 7f. 75
Rep. SteeL 6 0 3575’. 57;.
Rock Island. 23% 2.3% 23% 231/.
South. Pac._ . 1.5% «1514 “is “is
Sou. Ry. Co.. 19 1911’. 18% 19
So. Ry Co" pf., it; 415% 75% 76%
Ten. C. l 1.. 2"“; 21M; 26% 27
Texas Pac., 23 ’ ‘ 1’23 23 23
Union Pac.. .7215 72% 721.4 72 L.
U_ 8. Leather. 7%. 7'1. 0% 61‘»
U. S. Lem. pf._ 75 75 13% 74
. U..S, Steel. 107/; 11 107/. 10%
U. 8. Steel, pf., 51 my. 50% 51%
Wabash. l 18% 19 1in 19
‘ Wabash. pf.. 34% 311% 31% 341-;
West. Un. Tel.. 85 85% 85 85
Wis. Cent, 161/. 161,4 105$ 16%
HENDRIE AS GOOD SAMARITAN.
Deputy Sheriff Hurt by an He Tried
. to Isfrlan .
The old story of the. cur turning to
bite the hand that
friend it was illustrated in the City
Court Stanford. yesterday, when
charge of assa‘ult In. Deputy Sheriff
Randi-ls. and for drunkenness. A swol-
len hand coated with iodine was one of
the visible marks of Miller a attack on
the deputy sheriff. The .latter was go-
lug home Saturday night. when Miller
staggered' around the corner of Main
and Pacific streets and fell heavily
on the sidewalk.Ci>1 Hendrie crossed
the street for the purpose of render
ing_ the man assistance. and getting
him straightened out on the road for
home. Miller was intoxicated and
seemed to be somewhat at sea. He. re-
warded the Colonel's efforts with a
punch and a shove, which sent him
on hlshanda and tunes on the pave
onel's hand was injured.
Miller said this morning he had no
recollection of the occurrence. He had
having come from Long Island. Col.
Rosario did not care to presso the
charge against the. mused.
pressed the opinion t We did not in-
tend to do him i.“ harm
urinmummm-s “is“!
srfound the dshdIhodyot her
eciustwheresns
had and would be~ »
‘Henry .1. Miller was arraigned on a. .
meat. it was is this fall that the Col;
been here for three months. he said.
6.6} .
on the qualiiu Ii 1qu chilies uou trust 1100 (put
look hung ii you lose. 01111 01111111111151 laud
-’ :s.
truism his 11 sub thing for not. I '
f
1..
our 110111
:iuIIIIIIII :1qu 12.11 15111 1151,11
Young Maris Suits and ilieruuais
Children Suits illlii fliercoiis , '.
1111111311. best 310.00.11.11 in sun at
01131110118 iii this slow
‘1‘ 0‘,“ “via! fi§~ -
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. I ' ‘umas
‘w‘ PM
Every package of butter hearing 0 or famous "Clever idlil" trademark is .
guaranteed absolutely pars, and if not better than any other butter nil
ever had on your table your money will he cheerfully refunded by your MP. .
Barter. also cheaper. Present Prise so. (11.1??? If ,
LORENZO DIBBLE.
A“ __._.~..___. memw_-~__ «pm
Dining Room Elega’"
The dining room is 'nhorc you will do the honors of your home hes _
Thursday. ' . _ . . . . 5
in Dining Room Furniture we show Mimi. we are confident .15 [the moat f 7
artistic. the newest and most perfect furniture produced. A There are iiiifer- .
out grades at different prices. but each grade has an individuality litid struts“
art effect different from the usual.1‘ou will find here theI highest. in.» lit
new low prices. and you will find that out prices on "quality" mum srs ,
no higher than those asked clsew here for furniture of the commoppjace
A. J. Collins St Cs
Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
I2 North Main Street.
to suffer from Eye Ache. Head Ache or Poor Vision when relief is“
near and can be had at such small cost? A ~ ' Iti‘ ,1)
Women a thorough examination of the Eyes. without M and
' if giasses are needed midrib then: at the tow... pos'slltil mo... 1‘ . ‘ ‘
Perfect fitting guaranteed. , ‘ “.2:
o. s JACKSON
Grads Its Optician. i
5| Wail Strut. '
Nice fat oysters free .7
ageasdtnsarltses‘flc' at‘. I; 7 , .
Norwalk Chronicler