WEATHER FORECAST
m
For Norwnlk and vicinity. Cloudy
with rain tonight. Sunday clearing.
'1 ho storm that wan central in Georgia
ytstorday morning in now control oil
the Virginia coast. it. is producing
1-loudy weather with light‘ rain and
high winds along the North Atlantic
contest. This storm will probably move
11p the coast and pass south of this. vi-
cinity tonight. Storm warnings are
displayed along the coast. Cenditions
favor for this vicinity cloudy weather,
with. high northeast, winds and rain
followed by clearing.r on Sunday.
Mrs. Hattie 0011111. of Weston, has
retmncd to Norwaik.
——l1lnc Santos Coffee 18c lb Sherman
man a.
The South Norwalk Fire Police are
scheduled to meet Monday night.
——.l\il flavors. fresh candy opened to-
day 10 and title lb. M. S. Smith & 00.
Miss Ada Elliott. of Norwalk. spent
yehterdny with friends in Southport.
-—Youman Derbies, O'Brien's.
Mr. and Mrs, Elle E. Howard have
commenced housekeeping in Taylor
avenue.
w~llest teas 451:- 1b. Sherman's.
1‘11'1,l1u1'(3.l.afll11. of Norwalk. won
ill11 guest of 1m. Andrews, in Weston.
recently.
-»-R<1n1na11u Sale Outing Fiunnoln.
Flannclcttou. I’crcalen. Ginghams now
going on :11, M. S. Smith & Co,
Mrs. .1\lt'1'11d Dickens, of Norwaik.
spent. Sundar with her brother, E. ii.
Sammis, Park avenue, New Canaan.
——-Men's Alpine llals, O'Brlcn'a.
Putnam Hose Company will hold a
regular meeting, Monday night. Do-
lnils of the coming pool tourmuucnt
will be settled upon.
—Round Steak 14c lb. Hayes'_
The City of Norwalk and Souih
Norwalk Boards of Councilmen will
hold regular mectngs, Monday night.
meetings Monday night.
—~Don't miss the special exhibit or
“lioxbuy Never Tear" Silk. all colors
501! yd. M. S-"Smlth & C0. ‘ -
. A. W. Chichester has had a num-
ber of bnnrovonicnti'. made to his
buildings in Bouton street. occupied by
021.1 (linen and Coleman Charnok.
—Dunlop Derbies. O‘Brien's.
Francis Boylston is having a new
roof placed on his bonito, corner of
Lowe street and Hamilton avenue. and
will also have the house repainted.
—-Sali. Pork 1011 lb. I—layes’.
F. l.. Conmtock's family. who have
been unending ihe'aummer at Hickory
Bluff, returned to their home on 8011111
Main street. New Canaan. this week.
——l.ook at the handsome Angora (lo
(‘111'l, Robes for $4.213. M. S. Smith &
Company.
The Endeavo? (‘irrlo of King's
llnnghloia will meet. with Minn (‘hurlo
llunnobuchn Myrtle '11'01111 l'loal Nor-
walk \‘i’oiliiieday uflmnnon, 111 time
o‘clock.
~—~llnilirollas and Canon. ()‘lb'irn'a.
' M re, Murillo Wood. of New Canaan.
viailod 111111 day but week with her
lll'lillll'i‘ in Sulllll Norwalk. The next.
day h‘lltl spent at her uon'nbhouse in
Sunni‘ord.
~vi’ort (.l hops 121,211 lb.
ilnycu'.
'l‘honnu: MuCafi’rey, of Benton, who
1111.1 thrown out or a runaway two
Weeks ago. in Wont avenue. continues-
in improve. most satiatactorly at the
Norwnlk Hospital.
l1‘1'1111ri11 hemongilll. proprietor of the
(lid (.‘ltv hotel in South Main street.
spout. yesterday In New York. where
he iii purchasing a new and complete
line of furniture to refit the hotel.
James Howler.
Sausage 101:.
of at one time. is now well along on
the way to rectivery at the Norwalk ‘
houpital. He had typhoid fever and
' below.
the (lmiilteville.
young man whose lilo wait despalrcd‘
Season’ 11 Groat‘ut
SALE OF SUI’IPS. .
Now there comes the lineal; op
portuuity in rci~1dy —io1' wear cos
tomes that *thii'. whole1 fall season
has neon. iW thcrci 1.9 in yom
may 11.11.1111. 1i iuost- :att‘raitive lot oi
stylish suits.
Fine sample costumes (some
imported) at a—th'ird below real
value from a New York maker.
Worthy suits from our own stock
at the price-lowerings specified
.1 her are two distinct divisions.
in this sale CilTCl'lllg—-tt splendid
lot of sample garments; an equal»
ly attractive lot of suits picked to-
day from our own stocks. Wish
we could detail to you the bean-
ties and the variety of the cos-
tumes. but there isn't time and
space. lint there is both tinu1 and
space here in the store and wise
wmncn will take advantage of
that fact promptly.
.l)ivi.~‘ion No. 1 is madc tip on—
tirclv of sample C()Sllllllt‘.‘. The)
were planned to bring husiucsa iii
the house that used thcm (111111111
came f1 om foreign shore») and
they did. 'l‘otlay they are turned
over to the store at a lowered
price. And today the store sprcadv
them before you at a lowered
price; a one-third lowcrcd price.
These costumes are priced thus
$16.50 $18 $20' $25 $35
Add not lcsn than a hall to this
figure and you have regular retail
price.
Division N11. 111111141115
from the store's own ranks.
this is how it presents itself:
Suits that were $1.75 to $11.75.
mostly litrin stylrs-$3.50.
Suits that were $11.1. serviceable
stuffs—$5.75.
Suits 111.11 were $10 to $13.51),
plain and trimmed 111111lt‘l»-—$7.50.
Suits that were $15 and $18.
0
(1111
And
111i.\'1'd and plain cloths and in
janniy 111111l1'l.~1~$13.51Ti.
ll 11nl~11111c 1.11m; that “"011
:13__1 511 $417 and $10.]ilain \luii
and ci'tlnr richly llilillllt‘tl 111
plainly finished—4518.
is. it not the biggest chancc?
\\‘1' lcavc ii to you.
Second floor.
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS CO..
Bridgeport. Conn.
The members of 1111; Rough Rider
Gioo Club are requested to meet to-
night at 6:30 o'clock sharp. at Bob
mans stable, to go to Wilton to attend
a rally. Every member should be
inure to bring music. .
~luoln of Pork 12140 lb. Hayes'.
—-5 lb, Pail Pure Lard 500. llayos‘.
Captain Peter Becker's launch Rex.
which had a hole utovc in her side
during the recent sev ore aoutborlr
mild. whi1-h also carried away Ml.
ilct' k111'1~'. oyster house, is hauled out
on Joshua Jenning‘s ways, whore 1'11-
puirn have been made.
~\Ien‘s and 'Boya' Cups, (xl'llrion’a.
Martin intwlor, of lletliol. has been
cloctcd delegate of the ll'nilod Iiutlcrn
of North American 101.1111 annual cou-
'1'1ulion oi’dbo American »l1‘1.1d111'alion of
Labor. which will I111 hold thin month
in San Francisco. .lohn Moi'rln,1,ifllou-
t.11u. has been elected alternate.
-~l.111li1.1n Walking Slilrtn oil the hit-
out ntvlea 3-1100: 11111111 111111111,
Smith & (3o. ‘
.1. . 1 .1
n
Linonfiin‘e
111: 31111111;
complications. .‘
P III: QPIGIAI. TQMORIIOW.
"'5: WV ill
01111111111111 Hunt, 1
Poik “melanin,
, ' ii 11.1.1. 0 1. i ‘ 1
01101111701111.1100“ éhlokom, 11 14:
1111111191111 10mm), _ ‘ 122/
WGRTII
LOOKING AT
QUALITY'ANWPRIOEP '
mini a champ.
, "aruAKa.
1 Portuboim.
; 311111.111.
to 11 31111111 or Gr
M. S.
Evan thoughyuu do no: wish to buy.
some tlm. or other you may want to
1111:.“*"‘
Must. H. B Bartram and M111. Leroy
Mllia. of Wustp‘ort about yesterday in
Norwalk. .
Mrs. Warren. of Norwalk. is vital.-
lug tor a tow days with. friends in
Southport. 1
Mins Anna Jennings; of Westport.
is ontortulniugN M118. Charles R. Baker.
of Brooklyn
William ll. 11111111141111.1111. and family ’
have moved from Winnlpauk to New
York for the winter.
Mrs Claude Harvey. at Danbury.
has been visiting Mrs.1~‘rederlcka
Weston. of lianford Place.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Snelbuck. or
South Main street. are home from
Hawklusvilie. New York.
Mr.’ and Mrs. William Alexandoryol’
Hamilton avenue. have. returned home
fiom a visit in New York city.
Ml‘hl. lrcno Boers, of Wouiport. llilll
been spending a few days with Milan
Emma liliyton. of South Norwalk.
Captain Samuel L. Ilyxbco, of 14
Groin; street. who was: severely lulur~
ed yesterday. by being run Into by 11
bicyclist. is mimewhai better today. al-
though his condition In quite serious.
Hiram Smith. father of J. Waterbury
Smith. of Springtime, and Minot S.
Smith. of South Norwalk. who but
been critically ill for some time. under-
went an operation at the Stamford
Hospital. this week. and is reported as
being comfortable.
Local manufacturers any that the do
mood for lolly nope. still holds out re~
niarkably well considering the compar-
atively long time that, the craze liilb
run. 01' course there in not the demand
for the confection that there was dur-
ing the summer but there in still a
steady halo of (mite a 1111' *0 number of
lolly hobs every day.
Take Notlcc !
mantis notice.
I
t
(Ml‘he highest type of FAMILY SE" I
MACHINE—Alli: embodiment Of SIMPLICITY
and UTILITY-4hr: ACME of CONVENIENCE
(10f its many valuable and unique features, The
AUTOMATIC TENSION RELEASER com—-
It IS a veritable boon.
presser-ioot automatically releases the thread ten-
sion and allows the work t01 be FREELY WITH- ,
DRAWN-—~no breaking of needles possible.
pressing it instantly restores correct tension.
Raising the
De-
80 Washington Street.
,_ , ..,444_l
Souih Neiwalk. Conn.
Belore paying any more as
sessments infraternalsociciies.
send lor important iniormaiion
free.'to Box No. 592. South
Norwalk.
Start An Account
Now
with the
Fairiield *Counlu
Savings Bank.
5! Wall Street
Norwalk Conn
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
MONDAY. NOV. 7TH.
Engagement of
Mildred Holland
as
CATHERINE, THE GREAT,
(of Russia).
in
EDWARD C. WHITE'S
Stupendous Production.
The Triumph of 1111
13111011355
BY THEODORE KREMER.
SCALE OF PRICES.
251:. 500, 751:, $1.00. .
First Five Rows In Orchestra $150.
Seats on sale boglnning Thursday.
November 3rd.
The Best New England Play Ever
Writtan,
QUINCY
ADAMS
1'SAWYER.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
FRIDAY NIGHT, NOV. 11TH.
Tho Great Play of Western Life.
A Game of Hearts
By
CHANNING POLLOCIK. AUTHOR OF
"THEP
Throbbing with Heart Interest!
Turbulent with Emotionl
Thrilling with Intensityi
Teaming with Comedy!
A Play ‘of tho Pooplo and for the
People...
Popular Pricey-Abe 360 and 600. ,
81111!- on Sale Bénlnnlng Monday,
November 7th.
THOMAS WHITNEY BURETTE
Will Give a George of 8b: Lecture: ll-
luatratocl Upon the Piano and
Organ, Up0ri .
wmnah: 1111 music DRAMA.
Upon Slit Bucoudive Monday Even»
lhnl. Beginning Nov. 7th
Thu Pint Two honor“ Will ha Hold
31in.
LOCKWOOD'GW j‘I'IAle NORWALK.
1 the Iliad! 1111111 In the
SOUTH NORWALK BAPTIST
OHU RM .
TICKETS FOR THE GOURBI, $2.00.
To bl Obtain“ at tho Norwoiik and
300th N 'Ilviuihrfiriuund
n.
00MB hub lineuwe
(The Commercial Bulletin.)
Good Prospects.
Willi the increased population ihci
new and v11‘cd industrlm now local 1
ing hero we expected to bring to
ward to 11 very busy ut'usnn [1‘111111‘
the present outlook 11 busy wiulor
well 111'. 11 busympring season, may be
looked for, it is thought iiy many.
Large Brick Factory to be Built.
lory recently bought, by
Wright on Norih Main 111111111. 1131111111-
aro bong lowered. all being replaced
with new; poor timbers
111-1. being replaced.
when finished will be greatly impmv-
11d Aichiiecl W.S
to be built immediately in the tour. it
will piobablv be tWo stories high and
it is married will be built this 1‘.all
Details will be given later. The build-
lugs will be. used an a carriage fuc-
iory. repository. and automobile Sta-1
ilou- ‘
New House and Stable at Sound
Beach.
Leslie Gamble has secured the on-
llrn contract to build :1. frame llouoo
and stable at Sound Beach for Dr. G,
E. Seer of New ‘York. K. l.. Caswell.
of New York. drew the plans and they
roll for an eleven-room cottage. with
two bathrooms. entirely covered with
shingles. Gosling about 89,000. it will
In- partly finished in hardwoods and
will mount 11. vorv artistic appear-
1111 room for t'lll‘lip ninll' in our 11111111.
\voli'omc.
3) DOORS BELOW THEATRE.
NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES. lunch The stable will be commodlous
;and fitted with 111111111111 flxtmcu.
1cont1'att11 how not been lei.
tow.u a'.‘ d with low houses to rl1(1(1iv11‘ l Inge.
them many of U111 builders look for-ii!” imill'mwm'nln
311-; llt‘i‘ll ll‘l
Wlllio Brothers have boon awarded i their
the contract to remodel the but luv-i
Milli“? M-i1wi|l have 1111,)1'11 conunodimm quarters.
1 They are lillinr; Ihcii' new shop 1411 that
5”“ changes “"9 Willi: lllllili‘fi “Oil”: l they will llL‘ able to handle work 1'11111-11
tinoughoul 1 ofll111 will be pleasantly located in the
and lll(‘ building l'l'tllli Oflll(1‘¢llr1li
Knapp i‘i droning: woodwork framing for the roof of the
Dlllllfi fill‘ ‘1 ili‘lt‘k “WWW. 57.16.) 13101,; paper factory in plat 11 and the building
i
YOU DONT HAVE TO Pill“
any more for FURNITURE at our more. than you would elsewhere, 11111] you
lmvu il111 prii'ilogo of paying in may \11111-l1ly payinouia.
advantaun in buying of 11.11, you are SURE to 1.1111 good quality.
A. J.‘ Angevine 81 Son,
Sill)
Another House on Edlie Avenue.
Leslie (iambic. is building for him-
self on lidlio 11111111111 11 soy-1111 -1'ooin ('ol
it will hon frame and contain
‘ontraels for the
‘11111511111'v, plumbing etc. .. have not yet
Waldron a Riordan Move to New
ShOp.
Waldron K1. iiioi'dnn have moved
shop to llavllaudsll‘onl. lw1i
houses from Water street, where they
ensilv and uuicklr luau ii1i‘oIe The
Harry W.Ma1ho1 has the hon and
livill soon be rinsed in
The plumbing in the residence or
Mrs. W, E. Bradley at New Canaan.
now being built, by A. R. Malkin. has
been lei to Wolt'cl 8: (lrconwalil.
The 1'111111idclinr: of C. F. Tristram'n
house in now progressing rapidly.
most of tho carpenter work being
minplcted.
E. 111.. Gorham has been awarded
li111 contract for painting the house
Leslie (iambic in constructing for ll.
W. Raymond in Washington street.
The bulldiui,r is now ready for the
trim,
The kind of figures that won't lit.1
111'11 ~1l1lo1n incased in a tailor 111111111
gown
aunt I1111'
W11 hurt,-
\‘1111 Will be
’l‘liln'o is
(.‘1111111 in and LOOK.
184 WASHINGTON ST.
those: ,
31:11:11,111”qu Calm.
for a home it
A Rare Chance
TO BUY A
BUILDING LOT-l
In the amoral a Low Price.
At Prices Ranging from
.3250. 00 to $500. 00 Per Lat.
Tint-11' lie» about 11.1 last chance to
obtain 1111111111111 lot iii the center
1.11.11 low prices.
winch ‘ 1’11" 1.11.11.11.11... for 1.611 mi Building
Lot: on Quincy Mraot. bolwun Butler and Orchard
.1... .1- ..,...1..1
activitiy of yesterday there are added activities today. Every
tion bright with its new merchandise is crowding to the it ‘ A
Not one~hundredtb part of the good things find a place in
best conception of honest shop—keeping.
A BUSY WEEK IN ‘ gTHE MEN‘S UNDERWEAR VALU
THE UNDERWEAR SECTIONI
W11 ve planned for SOIIIC in1por‘111111t
Hailing ol' knitted underwonr W11 ll 1111111111v11.11lormcn incomplete.
start the selling with such values as p11 11 item the stock
. , ileum:
Ladies" heavy ribbed Egyptian yarn
shirts and pants. worth 391'. for thoi M91” “WC“ ““0“ shirts and Fr?“
quick selling at 1191: 111111.11 1111.1. 7100 111'! ganncnt.
Ladlcn' 11111111 ilovce lined nhlrii. and 111mm :y, 1111111 “11111111110111 in natu
punts, made with long and short ,, , , r.
alcoves 1111111 and ankle length pants :m:':t “Nd 11111111 hair M 7'“ per 88.?
very 1.11111 in! at 50c 1.111.111.
Ladioa’ ribbed Sliil‘lli and pants ulik' Mona l10l‘l'01'l1 tilting W001 Shlfl
t1i1nmcd. in while the li911 kind 11.1 7511. and drawers in white natural, 819!
Ladies" ribbed and plain wool under and (:ani‘ol' c1 haii. $1 per garment.
near in natural, grey, white and near- 01111. Iol of men 11 $1. 50 quality shirt ‘
lot at ill 1111il.l1"11wels,ailWool In natural my”
Ladies "(inviln" combination units and coon-1's hub to clone at $1. 25 pa
in white and grey, l1om idle to $l.liii.g2111111211t. .
Every lino of the heavier bort ii
We
the folio n
l
83-85 Washington Street.
South Norwalk. Conn. K
TAKE ill LOOK
AT OUR
Beautiful Pattern Hats. baby bonnet: and Angora
Tans Readymado Veils In all Colors
9. . S. TILLOTSON’S. .
86 WASHINGTON,8TREET. .“ SOUTH NORWALK,‘ GONN.‘
,4 gag-.5444 _. 4:311:14 4., .
My
‘ypjxxw,
FREE FROM LAKE. " ‘ NONE unreal;
1111/ A 3111111.: Toii 1:511?an vou auv ELSEWHERE.~ '
THE HARRIS & GANS CO
Coal, Wood, Hay, Grain and Feed.
Office and yard, 68 Water street South Norwalk.
Telephone call 342-5. ,. »
Come 1n and look over our
Fall Furniture.
New" goods coming in ea‘cliédau. . _
Raymond E- Sana
46 and 48 Main Street Norwaik
.v
4.44%.
am cOMPIIrrs trillion 111 Ji'boo
1151111111120 111 with GELUIR 111
$6 00 per ton.
ll cheaper {11111 has richer boon affqrod In (lit: mu If“
Raymond Bros
1137 1711;111:1114“ Strait. ...
-9...-
. H.» Mu...»
1'11 vma LoéK man at
¢OAL COAL no
111111? LpHIGH COAL in the only lurid we handle. we burn on
mac luppi‘y of, 11161111.. trot-h mind 011 II. of tho fluent 1111.11.15, It
unto ‘dpn «hound 0101111.
’0 00 PER TON 11.111.11.11 In your bin."
“NUMIER it NUT .4. 75."
Prompt dolivary. Competent Driven, emu 0w.
" ~11
.1;
that particular 111er and 11111111 111111.111 creates the admiration b I
see them. They are designed to plane and manufactured
They tail on rapidly that they hardly stay here long 11111111118
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Norwalk Chronicler