E. K. Banks.
MAHAGKIMO HOT“- “199".
wm' wunmo'rou mi 3
‘ COUTH NDRWALK. ‘3
WEATHER roaacahr. . _
ail—mo—
For Norwalk and vicinity: liain
late tonight and Friday. The die-
tuihauce that was central on the Gull
00M“. yesterday morning. is new cen-
tral in Alabama it is produoiiui,F
cloudy and rainy weather in the south-
ern sections
far north as Knoxville, Tenn. Coneid
eiable cloudy weather prevails in the .
Lake Region and New England The
temperature is mild in all sections.
Conditions favor for this vicinity part
l'y cloudy weather and probably follow-
ed by rain on Friday.
Miss Carrie Stevens, of Norwulk,
spent Sunday at her home in Ridge-
field
Miss Mabel Warrenyof Norwalk, is
the guest oi’. her aunt, Mrs. Hiram Da-
vis, in Ridgefleld.
The Northport Oyster 00., is drilling
an artiosan well near the company’s
ice “plant, in Water.‘ street ‘ '. ‘ .
St. Joseph’s T. A. B. Society3is ar-
ranging iorv a dance in Red Men’s Hall,
Monday night, November 2113i. 3
Lincoln Council, No. 4, Order of
United American Mechanics; will hold
a regular meeting tomorrow night.
South Norwalk Conclave. No. 418, I.
0. 11., wnl hold a meeting Friday ev-
eulng, at Elk‘s hall in South Main
hil't‘l‘l ' ‘
The W. C. T. U. will hold its regular
weekly meeting Friday at 2: 30 ocioek,
with M15. Charles Byxbee, Fort street,
‘ East. Noi'walk
. Lettoy Montgomery and George. S.
Raymond, of Norwalk, witnessed the
‘~‘Sho»(.iuu" at Wallack’s Theatre, New
York, last night-
Neighbor camp, Modern Woodmen of
America, will hold a smoker, Friday
evening, November 11, in Elk’s hall.
in South Main street. ’
Miss Meade Harris. of Lowe street,
has returned home from a visit in
Hartford, Connecticut; with her sister,
Mrs. George P. Dreher. 3
‘ Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A.
l\i., will hold a special meeting next
'Monday night for the purpose of con-
ferring the first degree.
Hon. Hake Smith of Georgia and
the Hon. John S. Seymour of Norwalk
will be the speakers at the Democratic
rally in Waterbury, tonight.‘ '
rPhe county commissioners have up-
portioned the money received from
liquor licenses during the past month
as follows: Fairfleld, $465; Bridgeport,
$76.60; county, $53.40.
~41}. A. Guertiu, the piano tuner is
in Norwalk. All wishing his servide .
place their orders at F. E Lockwood
and Company's music store.” Wall
Street.
€33DW":1
t or her daughter; Mrs P. T. On
not); 01 Railroad .avenue. for the past " '
tliiee weeks returned l0 her home in
New York, this morning.
Chier'LuthsrvM. Wright,~will'enter- ‘
min the Oflicera" associaton. or the 3
South Norwalk‘T‘lre' department upon
”it; occasion of its regular monthly
meeting, Friday, evening.
1111131131111 1“. donning. a tor'niei Har-
vardt student, th' has been the guest '
ot' the Misses Annie and Elizabeth Ash
woith, of East Avenue, has returned
to his home in Hempltead, Doug is
land
Robert W Green, oi 315.531.11.111, At
iom'ey Arthur J Hull. or licorice. and
William Henry Hill and W. E. Hazeu,
of Bedding, have Ieen nominated by
Republican caucuses for representa-
tive iroui their respective towns
The Norwal and South Norwala;
mailman, Frail J Brad um 'rwao
broke a ligament. 1131 11191111111. Sunday'.
111 the South Nor-walk railroad statiolli:
11s was told u theseoolumna yesterday.
is now no ill from the streets of the in.
Jury, that he cann'ot be around John
Bertram. is assisting in carrying the
iiiaii‘l.’ »
hway Commissioner James '1‘.
11111 let the following can 31m
Torin e
“on the
WJ‘ .Pitcker, oi Noank
. or Litabfloldier
other 8
M 9111 symphony
eheamul at‘ihe 110111..
TWENTY-FIVE CENT SAL
a bound? Not if you can remain--
for advertising,
‘ Edi” the purpose of bringing new
with them.
/ letter: 81 Grsojean, National and
'New England Luauieling Com-
Raln was reported as ‘
B“gals. M. E. Cole, who has been the 3 3. 3 .
pike; 331111111 ordiit'iiiiigl'io ‘
" iii-11111115
9",“ “ck. ‘
OF HOUSE SUEPIQ E3
sales (31‘ {1111.33
bar. It isn‘t a sale for profit but
for 1.111113) most
folks here and getting acquainted
Enameled. Wine.
I'roui best makers include La-
1
panics, '
Milk—kettles, regular 2 and 4
qt, regular 35c and 50c-«25c.
Preserving—kettles, regular 40c
——25c.
Lippcd sauce—pans, 8 qt., regu-
lai' 450~25C. 3
Berlin kettles, 3, 4 and 6 (11.,
regular 35c to 50C~25c.
Pudding-pans, 6 qt., regular
35¢~25°
Tea-pots,‘1Vz to34 qt, regular
30c to 45c—7—25c.
'Coch'c-pots, 2 to 5 qt.,
35c to SOC-425C.
regular
lar 45c—e25c. 1
Dish-pans, to (11., regular 50¢
~25c. 3
Tea-kettles, No. 7, regular 50c
~25c.
Ricc—hoilcrs, with 3-piiit inner
holler, regular 48c-~25c
WalCi pails,1‘0 qt. ., icgulai (>01:
~——25C.
Sundries.
Mrs. l‘otts irons, with handle,
regular 35C to 45c, choice of three
mzcs-25o :
Slcu'c irons, Mrs. l‘otts, l‘L':“ll-
l'll' 35C-25C.
l'lowco soap for the laundiV'. 8
cakes for-— 25C
(,oiicc mills. wall 113ml stand,
regular 35c——25c. ’
THE ROWLAND
Bridgeport, Conn.
The fist: of the Philippine 15111.11};
is 140 square miles about the size
of New York, New Jersey and the six
New Ep- laud states.
\
AN ASSORTED LOT OF iRON BEDS
AND BED GQUBHES ARE... -.
HERE FOR YOUR
1 ‘ CHOOSING. ~ '
Durability is thh my note or their
,conatruction but, the manufacturers
have not omitted to" make them beau-
tiful, too.
Our Climax Bed Couch beats them
all' for 1011131011 and durability, they
wifL wear longer than any icouch, and
are as comfortable as any bad
Remember we furnish your house
complete «4133: ”may! pitta-
A. J Adrienne A. Son
1311 wiihmhhrbu érhsi'r. ’
1111 a call 1111111 and on
3.101111111111111; armature
otion on 5"”. ,
on
rail
w
33 truth 113116,
limo a
.Cookiiiglkettlcs, 6 qt, regular 3
406*25C- ..
Rinsing-paiis,’ 12 qt, regular
356.4501 '
Mufiinmans, to bake 123, rogu—3
DRY Goons co. 2
11am retrofits am A perfect! ~
fit. any style you select. rloa‘se give
GERMANY HA8 MADE N.
‘2 Titers.
BERLIN. Nov. 13, 12.: »
F‘oieigu Office here authorizes This As
anointed Press to say 11.11. Germany
has no agieoiuent with Spain Whatev
er respecting ioint protection of their
interests in Canto Domingo. Neither
has Germany protected against arbi-
tration decision in the case of the
claims of the Santo Domingo Improve 3
meat Company or New York, nor does
the Foreign Oiilco know anything re
141111111111 the action taken by the Span-
ish consul at Santo Domingo in be
hull of Germany. 3
m
1 STOP THAT COLD , ,.
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra
zilian Rain is breaking up Colds when-
ever 11111.1? almost without exception
10. 25. 50c and $1. 00 battles. The Clii‘
ford, Baxter's and Plaiated'a *-
i
u
THE STRENGTH AND STABILITY 3‘
of 11 bank is a very important intention
to every ‘deposltor. 'Bel’ore entrusting
his savings to its care he wants to
know the character oi the institution.
THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS f
BANK . .
is one of the sirongosi and soun‘dost .
inethis community. its oillcors are];
men 01’ tried ability and judgment. Its
affairs are conducted with! the dc
positors‘ interest always in view. it
payaiourlper cont. interest on do 3‘
poeitatand. invites" you'to open“ an ac- ,
count with it. '1 1 ,3“ 1
we shun! iron WALK
3 SEVINBS BANK 3
" UNITED a‘AMK BUltDlNOs
51' ill
The time has come to par-13%
‘1 (share your:
Fallfl’at?
and the place ls
Miss Hutchinson’s.
131113111. latest styles.
1: WASHINGTON 3'12,
'(wirH3MJs.eMi'1-H a co.)
transnaéi
FINE REEFERS, SiZES,
3 to a you: . ....... $1.25. ‘ 1,!l
9 to 15 years .......... 81.50,
-—M N's OVERCOATB—
”Strictly WMod.‘GNy'Ind Blue, "
D.- GQttlleb‘
CLOEHING. SHOES AND
“RN13 INGS.
11111th Main: aims aeouih Norwillq
if You Want To Selllz
a house and lot in town or real estate f
or toy 11.10.111.01 quickly, can Or 1111- '1
arm - ‘
W. B. DOGARWW
on “(ALL :11,
man who did.
.111 the 111119.110 said he was
mission was made after somi thought.
you? moody; Whether it in a ram.
nonwaiut, coho. ‘_
‘ Film v.
11%31 i111 1.1.11.1... 11
1111111.. ‘oi‘ denials ‘
ll
Afternoon in a case in
l “W“ 9" sundny‘hbrlstians without i798. '
curt
took a; neceaa'iodw until Saturday.
3"
red; persons, and by thus
‘Visnlil domination on the
violated the law 3 "13
nor has long been a warm
2‘ ‘Mlller. notwithstanding the
‘ fact but 111111.111 a colored man. and
he was a ‘verv reluctant witness. He
vulhnteere
and the at orncy fer t-he prosecution
no information whatever.
go. only what he asked for and; home
1131111111; not. all of that Mr. ltiluy, new
level,
shared on 11 certain Sunday. as had
been his custom for tours and that
the artist who did the work who am.
pldyed at the Deiiison House shop
finally said that he bud been
”He 11111.1 Miller did not above him
and he did not know the name of the
He was sun that ho ‘
was shaved. and when he w is asked
(the iiireihan. Miller, was in the shop
This ad-
The court round the defendant guil-
ty,’ and ilxed 113 fine of $1 and costs.
W
it is said that an American dress—
mak’er will do three times as much
work in a day 1133s a dressmakcr
France.‘
in
At Pr! as Ranging from
$250. 00 ,a $500. 00 Per Lot.
i
This is bout the last chance to
obtain a uilding
for a lime at such low prices.
Map of lots. at a
Surety Bonds
Of All inds.
JACQB LflYTON.
R. R. ‘VOn 5' 'h NOI'WRHK.
T330lGD-I'3O 85.3. 1 .3.
.wmm- ”fl—n—n .. a...“ «1......
have men on nooks. 1 '
' 3 3 ”13".“
“at 1 N 3
TO BUY A
IUiLoiNG LOT
In the, Center at a Low Price.
fr office. where full particula 1': will by
cheerfully furnished '
Tayipr a Golden,
ll Washington Street
SOUTH NOR WALK.
L PLEASANT WORK AND GOOD PAY
cerium": ooLLtoi
responsible '
pin
reticulum. 1911.3.
col for the
110111.111 [1119.55 mimeflfieh 1'11 1.1111111111111111 . ‘
diauuios betwaeu counsel and the
ban M. punished, a celebrated
l WSW at Meteor“, is (1111;313:3113?
9.
1 the
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GRAND NABIDE FRANCHISE. .,
FORT WAYNE. lud.. Nov. .‘l.—~J0hu
Gauze), first baseman or the New York
AnicricauiLeaguc Mum; and Joules
McGuire. catcher of the Neinork
Americans. are stimulator the reported
purpose of purchasing the Gi and Run
ids ianchiee in the Central: Leanne
from Mautnor. of Fort Wayne. and
Keenan, of Term 11.11.11»
and dollars is the price asked. (Lian
zel, it is and Will play second base,
and McGuiie will catch it the deal
shall becloa d' ,
11 Win;
Milli-"3
“Am “El-”km
11.111.111.11»...
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1 , I
n and
3 gauge 911‘ an or
3,fillu?:d?‘mm “ask ‘Nflg‘m n.“
ol
“”1”!“ wig-“pa, ll. iiktltxl'r‘mimnnio’h maid?)
a . r
l‘ Uullaorn flown-.3 l‘ “'1'.” R“.
Wilbe-
,i “'1 .1,,‘..,
lot in the center
Mrs_'Riish-—('liil1irmi nowadays .ir'e
111111111111.- item the ((Jllllllmillull (u it
skirt that either lllllli.lll‘ii it or bar
noodles in color The lll‘lll‘lli al 1111: ii-
lied.
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SARTAINS EUSINESS COL-
LEOE' ‘
Lack of ability mun- pooi- pay.
make life's luxuries obtainable. 1
A course through SARTAIN‘S will
prepare you to accept a court p.3ylng
position. with congenial cum-cued one,
clever anaemia. and bright prospects
tor Idvlncbmlnt.
Come to DAY SCHOOL. if you want
a Job. an 1011.
tloua daydcllarc.
‘BOOKKEAMNG‘ oHonTHANo
3" TIL'IONAPHY.
~12 poiltlohi filled in two mm...-
‘ We have now OPEN dim pall-
tiom for young men I! over $50 a
month to start. 31
GRABUATE AND GET A JOB.
corn outrun, cons.
'l‘en UlOllii- '
Mouse in om: of the. soft silks. ei'upoei .‘
or Million and a 1-,luili wind or silk :j
llios oi this loiloi will appeal to the ‘
woman .1 how» dress allounm 1- is liiit~ .
NIGHT BCHOOL preparer nmbl- .
otherwiSc, then we are false in our printed promises, ialse t,
best conception o1 honest shop- -keeping 13
m.
A ausv WEEK IN (THE MENS uuoenwaAa VA 13
THE UNDERWEAR SECTIONl "'
We' ve planned for some importiintl 14.1101 V "m” "f “‘9 1“”er
selling of 111111.111 nndorWeur. Well underwear in! men is complete
$223 the selling with such values us pick from the stock the foil
items.
Ladles’ heavy ribbed Egyptian arn
shirts and pants, worth 390. forytlie Men“ fleece ““0“ 5m”?! 11311
113111.501: per garment. “
quick selling at 2912 each
Men 11 in wool underwearvi n
H
Ladies ligavy new? lined shirts and!
part a, me e w in cup and short .
sleeves- knee and ankle length punts, if?! and “Fm“ hair at '7
n .
very special at 50¢ each "
Men‘s perfect fitting wool
Eadies’ ribbed shirts and pants, siikl
trimmed, in white, the 891: kind at 75c. and draWeis in white, 11am
Ladies’ ribbed and plain wool under. and camel’s hair, $1 no game
Wear in iia‘tui',ul grey, white and scan One lot or menu $110 quallt
lot at $1. 1 and ‘dlflWGl‘B, all wool, in natural,':
Ladies' “()noitn" combination suits and camel's hair,- to close at 831‘
in white and grey, from 5031: to $1. 50. igninleut. . . .
83635 Washington Street
South Norwalk. Conn.
mwwhuwmw.“ L. why: .-,. _.
TAKE ll LOOK
LL ”Mmm
IT OIIR
Beautiful Pattern Hats. baby banners and Angora
Tans Ready made Veils in all Colors
S S TILLOTSON’38
as wasumerou eraser, ‘ “ ‘
FREE rnoM SLATEJL‘ A I H * «one s
for ‘A‘ emote iron herons you our ELSEWHERE.
THE HARRIS & CANS C,
Coal, Wood, Hay, Grain and Feed.
Office and yard. 68 Water stroot,South Norwalk.
Telephone call 3425.
Coine in in look over 111 3
Fall Furniture
New goods coming 111 each dolls
Raymond 8' Son
Got It NOW, at
II “Hm VOCAL 1.1m only kind we handle: , c h I.
ill” ‘Iu in 33:! worurnh mined so II, or the ham fracture.
omit 11! unattractive pride. 3 >
lady for the Moro.
Norwalk Chronicler