what this means.
' , cylinder records sell for $1 50: 25
WEATHER FORECAST.
iii“!
For Norwalli and vicinity: Fair
tonlsht and Wednesday. Pleasant
weather prevailsltouei'ally in all too
iion‘s east oi the No city Mountains.
The temperature in ninth alole in the
northern subunits. ”
for this vicinity pleasant weather,
with slightly higher temperature, , ‘
W ‘
A meeting of Louise Lodge, Daugh-
ters of Hermann, Will be held tonight.
Uncaa .T‘ribc improved Order or Red
Me ‘t Will hold a regular meeting to
“it!
Miss Edith Nickerson, oi’ Norwailt,
has; been the guest of iriende in Greens
WEED.
as Edna Seymour, of South Nor-
wed, has been visiting friends in
So Ithport.
#Where are you going Nov. 4? Why
to the Eagles' Ball. of course. .
Miss Anna Kelley, of Day street, has
returned home from a twa weeks‘ visit
in Long Island City.
George H. Vredenburn, who is now
located in Boston, is visiting his fam~
ily at 16 Bayview avenue.
One week from tonight the result
of the great national election will be
known in The Norwalke.
Miss Minnie A. Raymond. of Cross
street, spent Sunday with her friend,
Miss Sadie Neely, Brooklyn.
Butler Lodge I 0. 0. F. will hold
I rehearsal tonight at 8 oclock. All
are requested to be present.
There will be a mectlnz o! the Bath
. any Child in the Guild room on Wed-
destiny evening at 7: 45 o 'clock:
Etosecutlng Attorney Galen A. Car.
(”Stamford was in Norwalk yes-
tcrdh by" on business of a professlo‘udl
chdi'acter. ‘
Mrs. Barbara Bteegmuller and
danahtor Catherine, of Quintard eyes
not. li‘llve returned home from a visit
in New York
Concord Division, Sons of Temper-
once, held a meeting last evening at
sons of Temperance Hall in the '0‘
suite building.
Miss Addie Bailey, at Brooklyn who
has been visiting her mother Mrs.
Antes Bailey, of Day street, has re-
turned home.
All Silin'ts’ Day was observed in the
local Episcopal and Roman Catholic
Churches this morning with special
communion serylcca. A
Edmund Nedley, who has been in‘
south Norwallr, on» a visit to his sister,
Mrs Bryan C. Mead, has returned to
his home in E5“ Port Chalice.
~ —Finest decorations and tableaux
ever in Norwal at Eagles' Ball, Nov.
4th, at Music 1-! ll. .
William Lomcngelli. of Friend's
School Providence R. 1., is spending
a few days with his father at the
Hotel Lynx South Main street.
Mr. and an. ”Morris who hays been
visiting Mrs, Morris's parents. Mr. and
William Kelley,- of Day street. have $4
returned to their home in Brooklyn.
The Rough Rider lee Club are re-
quested to meat toniz t at Republican
headquarters, Norwalk, at 7: 30 sharp.
for a short rehearsal previous to the
biz rally.
F. L. 001115th and family, who
spent the summer at Hickory Bluff.
while their residence in New Canaan
was occupied by city people, have re-
turned homo
Lady Jennings Lodge Shepherds at
Bethlehem. will hold a cobweb social.
this evening, at the home of Mr. and,
Mrs William .H. Mother, 8' l
airsct ‘ A
Olin H. Yon‘ng. who has been‘ in the '
employ of the Southern New England
Telephone Company in Norwich,
Conn. ior seine time, is maklnz a
short stay in South Norwallt . ;, , _
ll. gfiknfi‘naolmm at '2: or Cor-
ne V t , l .
who‘re he, nwl'tha ‘P‘riu‘ ~m
_, .Ind attended a most-
‘ it! i the “chief
co dltiuna favor '
, , fully good reproduction of any
. a ““ng for the past severe ‘
u b
“if New Century.
Ii‘ything like a toy but an
cicnt talking-machine With a
i and ,
‘ th good
l t
old-moulded cylin~
0r $4--25'
Stop a minute and think of
Six Golunihia
cents each. Those that go with
the New Century talkihgwmnclllue
are the Columbia gold- moulded.
And so, as you can quickly fights,
the machine itself costs you but
.52" 75. ' ‘
There is the propos‘ltibu plainly
ma machine that gives wondcr— _
cylinder records, and a package of
six records, all for $4.25.
I'sn’ t is rather a liberal proposi-
tion, think you? 'A A
WARM UNDERWEAR
' in plenty.
If there was room, believe we
should tprint right here a cata-
logue 0 all the warm, good, ser-
viceable underwear that stocks
'are just brimming over with. B ui
lllére isnt room; Only room for
this bird’ 3 eye view:
For Womenz‘
Fieeced vests and pants,
styles—25c, 39c and sec
Merode wool underwear. va-
riety from half wool to all wool
gnd to fine silk- and- -wool-—-75c to
2‘
Union suits, the Merode fine-
fitting‘ make, fiom cotton to Wool
or silk-and- wool—Si to $3 50
For Men:
Fleeccd shirts and drawers,
warm and stout—39c and see.
Wool shirts and drawers, with
variety from sort with but little
Wool to the one that hasn't a bit
of cotton in it—50c, 75c $1 and
to $2. 50. These in gray, white
or red.
Gray wool shirts with double.
breast—$1 and $1.50.
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS co..W
“ Bridgeport, Conn.
Wm
Mrs. Harry Grillin, of New Haven is
the guest of Mrs. A. F. Minion Golden
Hill street. -
Janice W. Howard and family have
moved from Washington street to
West street.
Mrs. John Lockwood has returned
to her home in Norwalk after a visit
Ii: the home of Josiah Hawkins in
Southport.
The Commercial Record shows seven
real estate sales in Norwalk last
week and mortgages of 811, 200 For
the last week in October, 1903. there
wag-Somme sales and mortgages of
all
Mrs. J H. Wilson, 01' Elm street;
Mr. and Mrs N L. Rockwell con
Phineas and dau‘zhtsr Alice, at liltin-
ileld have returned to their homes,
utter apendin two months WNW.
for the hens t of their heath. They
report a very stormy passage some
The annual Connecticut diocesan.
oulet day for women will be bold in
Trinity Church New Maven. on
Thursday, November 3. lit. Rev. w.
F Nlhcols D.D., Bishop of California,
will give the address. The services
will commence at 10. 30 a. m.- A lunch.
ill be served.
. titlhford man was in South Nora
. llr. Saturday, and noticed this ala
pirated over the adios of a coal dealer
here: “Coal, 48.75 per ton; No a plat}.
“.80" Ho informs the Stainio‘rd ‘
route that he would like to m«loiow
why coal is cheaper in South Namath
than Stamiord.
“ *Artliurl’nmcrby, who u president of '
the All“ “a,“ is
arrl e
iromv’ WWW-VI
lithe With” six Co is
affairs are conducted with the
‘80 WALL If.
out
come in on rut-air and
be held in the criminal Ann
the short calendar ‘Iienilhm'la
and it is thouih‘t that One
least will furnish busine,
The civil common hle
urt ll *
also due to come In. hut; Whether there
will be any buslnosii is «a question"
The fourth court is the criminal com-
mon pleas which Awlli hold a short
session, sitting in the library annex.
No jury is called and only those cases
will be taken up in which the accused
are ready to plead nudity ‘
W
A RUNAWAY Blec‘LE
Terminated With an ugly out on the
leg of J. B Omar, Franklin Grove, Ill.
it developed a stubborn ulcer unyield-
in; to doctors and turnstiles for four
years. Then Bucklens Arnica Salve
cured. It’s iust as load for Burns
Scolds. Skin Eruptions and Piles, 25c,
at 1“,. Hi Baxter’s Doug Store.
THE GTRENGTH AND STABILITY
of a bank is a very important question
to every depositor. Before entrusting
his savings to its care he wants to
know the character of the institution.
THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
BANK "
is one of the strongest and soundea‘t
in this community. its olilc‘ers are
men or tried ability and judgment. ‘l‘ts
e
poaitora' interest always in view. it
pays tour per cent. interest on de-
posits and invites you to open an ac-
count with it.
"13330 mi Rostrum
drill HIM
UNlT‘ID EANK IUJLDING.
the can 11’", em to our-
‘ A ohnu‘nnr "
and In; place Lt“
MiSs Hutchinson’ s.
' All the forest styles.
as Wasmlio'rod an,
(WITH M. a. swarm a cor“
’ Men's Alton: O‘va‘rcdats, with belts,
latest styles, at
, $27. 50
D. Gotti ob
‘. caoflamrhamoit AND
11 North Main Street, loath Namath
,A. if Yolthnt “To Sell
your prom. whether It is a term.
innate and lot in town or real estate
at any description dulokly. call or ad-
lit.“
W. l.’ EDEJRMC
ltwlllhofumufltomm
nonwaut‘, cons.
'YM 008le BFI m E
‘NEW HAVEN, Nov; l—‘eDeliuty Unit-
ed States Marshal Pdrmelee has serv-
on papers upon the Helm Drygoods
ed papers upon the Hairs Dry Goods
tion has been obtained in the United
States court Some of the creditors, it
d have been unable to make
coll bio one from the firm and it was
learned by them that the Hairsa were
attempting to sell out their business.
There is to be a hearing on the matter
before Judge Plait on November 7. in
the {Initiatin-w State's (ioui't
iii ale
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urban a comm error: m an m: Building “ ‘
Lon on Quincy emu. between Butler and Ember-d
‘ the machine,
or the wheels 0
new a ‘v’
tio‘n ol’ anothil
, r
resenting 3,12 665,
claims I)! 8
their right to have
in anticipated
in the anterior a Low Price. f
Struts. Neutron, Coma.
[if Prices Ranging from A
use 00 to 3600 do For Lot ‘
This is about the last chance to
obtain a building let in the center
for a home at such low. paces.
Map of for: or nor am... When ‘Iull smear". Ivm be ~
Taylor 8 Golden,
cheerfully furnished
'14 Washington Street
SEETH NOR WALK.
Surety Brands
or an triads;
«no. is. Lay/roar.
R. N. In" South Namely.
'ljaleblloao I“.
today" Mrs.
doctor put
tongue. an no for
.1
newswor’
not an sawed
sacrum with”! ect-
Lack of ability moans poor pay.
.Iiiiaasaar wojmt we soon My
tina‘ko ilio'a lilac
to you to;
will”, with
for advancement.
a" Job. qdloli
.tloue» day-tolls
COOKKIIPI NC
so have ”my
cm for ya on in
, month
Y
The number of claims filed is 371, rep- ,
.060; and on the, matter or
creditorsra; hearing was set ior Nob ‘
vemher 4. An eight per cent dividend
Mr. Gocdlcy—"Mra Chanel-s ls bet- , Z
tor. I hear. I'm glad you called on her
(Bonnier-“Bo am i. l ’
wa‘ruahsrcd into her room incl. at the "
e thermometer under he:
talked away at her and she couldn't , -
whales City lndepend- :3
ooum through assume win
conga i
clever associates, anaarww
bathe to ear OCHOOL Ii “on with i
NIGHT ”Noni. prepares smith
. .rstsoaaaav. ., .
an,“ posltlm fill“ M M W
_ 38 inch Zihelhic Suitinga' in much and Mixed Coleridge. it
136 inch All Wool Nun’s Veiling and Albatross in all evening
shades and dark colors! ’ ‘
u-u-uI-u‘I-‘oi‘qeoq-Iq-noo‘n‘ n'l 5
The banks have
42 lath Cheviot Suiting in tan, grey. navy, green and ii "cit.
a3
priority over other
Iso‘elno'lloloyloslal‘ollacoolnloonoliaolallalhl
54 inch Tweed Suitings, invisible plaid, new styles, at. .‘.... . .A Ids
5‘4 in: Tweeds, check suiting, all new colorings, latest Ityl ‘
Invite-osc-Ioalol-oaoo-uluaI-auh-laalloneooooocq aol"
‘ ’48 and 50 inch Victoria and Broadcloth: in all new she‘d“
and black, at "
concur-cona-ucunuocsna-uco oll‘olovonl‘n
\
36 inch Lining Satins. at
u....-n- .ua-uoncuoo-sioo'
We sell Skinner’.‘ a Guaranteed Satin in all principal sh “
I 'r
nix: a Look
AT OUR
hautlful Pattern Hats. EEEV bonnet: and flag, no
is In ill color: '
@ifmAl.
stems" do; -
eat“ LEI-HG
A race raon our: ‘t‘ " .
rev ‘A slants Ton anion! you any ELI!
:“ THE HARRIS 8: (l.
Coal. Wood. Hay, Grain and Feed
, Dillon and era, ‘33 win," Itrbst u ‘
. Telephone call Eu. I“ tit sum it.
....._.—.-_...- WNW... w, , , ..
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Come In and look over our
Fall Furniture.
New coeds comics in each dell
Raymond 8o. S011,
l... "7, u
.. 46 and 48 Maul. Street”
EVO full minutes I ;
at. it new, a: i,
l'lu‘ “filli‘llilli
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CHOITHAND ‘
Ma,
Norwalk Chronicler