' Ml: 7". t’
.. WEATHER aoaacnsr.
. Forldtlpmuik 3 land .évlclnltw , Fuh-
tantrum Milli mutilation. ‘ Golder to
1”:th .The disturbance that was in
the ”take *Rogion Saturday ' 'tuorulng
hub mowed eastward and is new con-
tain)“ the Maine reen- . .It be“, we
aimed light'rain during the pact twen-
tyifour IIOIIPH‘ in the‘ea‘ntern portion of
.. 4...... ““1. 9,,
Nathalie. Region and the northern per-r l
ilpllnlpffiew England. , Brlakrtohigh
northwest winds prevail along the
New England coast. The tempera-
ture is mild inall sections. Conditions
favor for this vicinity fair weather
with slightly lower tempereturcw
Dr.. Em and family. have left their
spinner home and gone to New York
for,’ the . winter.
'-—-'l'ur.keytt. 20c lb. up at. Schaube'.
The Jinnah, Rider GleevCiub will.
meet this evening at the olden of Wil-
llampfl.‘ Tammany. ‘ , ., _
Mr. and Mrs. Webster Avery. of
Pound Ridge, will spend the winter at
7.‘Weat' avenue. Nor‘wnlk,
A meeting of the Norwalk City Coun-
cil Will beheld this eveningrnt the
council chamber in Wall street.
-~Cholce native turkeys 25eilb.
Hayes‘., . . . . i
Chief of Police Thomas Bradley and
Mrs. Bradley were visitors Saturday
evening at the New- York horse show.
The It & G Corset Company will
close the plant in. Ann street; .Wedneu-
day night. for the balance of Thanks-
gtying neck. ‘
,Elmcr Hawkins. formerly of South
Ndrivnlk, who has been touring the
at
u
BOOKS.
doilfltpltdpbt, églllii today.
plaolnlaylhoosilijcf tiling Ill
i’litt'yz‘dpnihntl toning 'i’ltcy inns.
liavc‘room, They can gct it only
“by drivingout those that are it
lite wa'fi ' I ‘ g "
So therein to be. en inhrk-dowr.
and drive-out of‘ till old books
Every hook .ie being inepcctcd
Every.ouc,that,'aa hit smndgcd or
‘ngjfiflftfd‘ goes down and ,ont
Books that we’ve too many oi.
Will go down and out. Books that
haven’t sold as cxpcctcd,"will go
down and out. . .
El’cry sort of books, pluilfic notc
that. Fiction, poetry, .standard
books. travel, history, biography
~all sorts. 'i‘hcrc'll bc books at
i'oc' ‘tltaignvcrc 503' books at. 50c
thptnvcrc git, hull 1.,o on. Thcrc'll
ic ii‘whote liltor $.50 fiction
‘($i.08'llcrc unually) at 75 cents.
Ticrc'll 'lic rrcat picking.
nooks wil be grOupcd on tu-
blcs according to price for your
convcuicn'dt‘. And these will be
the prices: “
Table 1— 5c.
Table 2~—loc.
'l‘ablc 3—4546.
Table 4-25c.
'l‘ablc‘ 5—-—35c.
Table 6~50c.
'I‘ablc 7-—-75c.
Table 8~—t)5c.
it is a bigger chance than cvcu
this remarkable bookestorc has
given Iici’orcwlt is the chance for
you to grasp.
THANKSGIVING CHINA.
Shan't say it‘s as important as
the .viands. but every housewife
knows it is of grcnt imporiancc.
And most himscwivcs know how
safcly tho llowlnnd: store may he
Weill. bus been visiting in South Nor-t
nfglk. .
‘,,—-Turkeya, 20c lb.» up at Schaube'. "
-tl‘homas‘l. Raymond. treasurer of thm
Norwalk Steamboat. Company, is pity-i
ids oft claims for goods lost on the
steamer Eagle. . , ‘ p . i
{A meeting of the Further Lights 50- i
clety of the South Norwalk Baptist;
Church will be held'at thehome oi;
Miss Gram Hunt, this evening.
‘ tn. .l.‘Coillna & Company commenced
work this morning furnishing the in.~
ytelrlor oi the Hotel Hamilton: recently
purchased by. Frank Lemongelll.
. fi-The-liitle folksllove‘lDr. Wood};
Norway Pine Syrup. Pleasant to take;
mfectly harmless. Positiveicure for .
coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma.
, fipaebwry. the full back of the Maui
hattan Athletic Club's football team.
Will play with the South Norwnik
tebm against the Yale Consolidated on
the Baxter Grounds, Thursdnynfter-
noon' at 3 o'clock. . _ '
"+—~Choicc native turkeys 250 lb. at
HhNB'- ». . .
{The Hartford Times. on Saturday.
contained the named and portraits of
the nix state-senatorial choaen by the
Democrats at tho election, thin mouth.
Jeremiah DonoVan. of‘Souih Norwnik.
wan among the numbcr, , . y .
ijn‘imralty Extension lecture upon
“Dan Rhelngold", South Norwall‘t Bat»
tier Church tonight. 'Biuglo admission
titty cents. ‘ ‘
countcd on to supply it. ’l‘otlzt'y
thcrc is bcttcr and largcr collec-
lion—mm] prices arc the sort that
ltavc made this china store-grow
like ihc traditional"‘iv‘ccfidx‘ _:
THE ROWLAND
.. ._ DRY. .. 600115.120»
f (Bridgeport. Conn.-
'Phono. m.
& Jenkins Browning
and
7 «noon Momma
. . Ola-rind Iii nook.
. ' none {the advent unmet
deniplland Electtlc Motors.
' ‘Ha'v‘ “fibflllh Gan than: them i
lnumflm. “w, ‘
nap-in to stationary and m-
' rind‘llimlnu- and General Manh-
lne Work loltoltod.
' film 0...”. McKIBBIN
' . ”"176 CO. ..
u we. or. ”momma.
~Ackcr. Mcwnll and lined". Corn]
Jame. They can't he beat. The Unn-
tralvli‘t‘tod (Jo. i .. ”it .
)Floyd '1‘. linemen George .‘W', Sol
leek. Mrs. H. W. Pagan. inn.- Mathew-1
non. 'of The Norwallw. ande-y it.
Burr. of. Wcutport, reginterod teat
week at the Connecticutwbuildin‘g.
World'n Fair. . ‘ ‘ t
The Company F . basketball. team .
will play the Waverly Athletic Club
line, of New York, this eventing. “the .
Armory. The visitors are n. that eg-
gregation. . The preliminary . game »
will be between the. Menuhin! and the
West Ends. . . ,
.Mr. and Mr». Jonepti L. Colcgrovc.
of. Viola. Delaware; (parents of Miss
Emma Colegrove. o ‘Gfiumwicn‘ vlo«
iinletc. have move ‘ larceny/Ion and
taken it their real neuron Dnyisnvc-
nne. npolegro crwtll aucceeti his“
stiller, Mr... Qilberb ditch. no Inatruc-
tor of melamine. . " *
300d
rive Tuesday”.
“yet. will he tori
do not handle maintained Turkeys. on there is so little «inference
in price‘we thinlritnvinttofilnouycmtonmatrmw ironic» drew!
.éd stock. lm‘wihg miller conditions will not linger: new We
cordinlly intilte yon toinlpoet our ’3
[Pric within the méh‘oflhll. '
. BALL. , non our .. mend i
. a . "lion. ‘
eth¥mf1wiiitegnotm as large quantities as
THE’ LAotac"*TAILoa‘ AND
' . FURRIER.
“Ml“kindu of Olothcu for Indieu only
mndoto Order. Prices tho lowont and
“be3 the ‘lateat. Also perfect tit
guaranteed. ,
A great reduction sale on. storm
coats. All latest styles.
“0.00. new £7.98.
Chlldrenla Cashmere Dream. siren
Price was
from 2 to 4Q .Prlcec were $1.49 and E
u:25;now11.io. ‘
Sateen Pottieonih. ‘prico watt $1.25.
new 90?. We have a special sale on
every ng.‘
Zibt'illno Coats. Ill 75.
81. MAIN IT GONN.
l I I
to get 'a‘. not“ ulna bird; cw:
och below buying cioéwhm
AOUT‘GO‘
buclms the edict andn ,goiug ‘
“N. 9
‘ Hoyt‘a Theatre for Thanksgiving Day.
' matinee and night. in Lincoln J. Cm"
~ ‘ter'n intent melodrama. “'l‘oo Proud to
Fluuraed heart interest and a liberal
. wrinkling of wit and humor.
‘ probably enter to assert that nearly
‘ claenlcal work of Dr. A. Conan Doyle.
. rocult in that the play
“classes and mention alike.
’ thoutro patrons horo’wlll have no op.
' From!» To Beg" In a large one numcr~
._ .ltmvddi» report on the. need» of tho
Nubia-moot nrmy oiliccra that there
usual. i
will!“ “Twitter yearn. Our crock ‘wlii urn “Mt’m‘m‘m “Wt WWW“ ”Wt" '
:rHE. ureter FLAGS
thnyjnhotun. *
ptitting‘ofr onenlng‘an coconut until
the/yuan mm with n big‘ninn. ' And
‘aoniebow or other they never seem
able to nccumulttto the ,d lred
amount: The wny‘to cave man y in
to spend it.
.THE SOUTH NOR-WALK SAVINGS
. BANK .
laury to start.
amount yauhh’ttvo been trying to save
l,
"amino link. t‘v'l‘ry ltynnd sec.
1'!!! sour): vitae-WALK
sit vnvos anvi
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
to»... ‘.Muaa....‘.+s:“f”i
VITAGRAI’H A’l‘ liOY’l“S.
"0 Wild the power giltco gle us,
To ace ourselves us others ace m4."
When the great Scotch poet wrote
the above lines. he had no idea that
his wish would ever be. gratified.
Thanks. howovcr. to the invention of
the Vltngrnph, the impossible in now
made possible. Realizing the popli-
lurlty of local scenes. The American
Vitngrnph Company have fitted out I.
spec-Int photographic corps to take mov
ing pictures in crery town and cit)
where the popular Vltngruph concert:
are booing produced, You can.uet
pictures oi ypurotvn town your own.
ilro department—mud what is. more
you can see yourselves In life-motion
pictures at tho Vitagrnph concert Ir.
lioyt'n Thcnlro, It‘riday and Saturday,
November 25 and 26.
A BELL BOY.
The light effects. the stage pictures
and tho ooatutnic display employed in .
Bell Boy." whch cornea to li‘oi’t‘a 'Thca‘»
turc. Tuenday, nro all of the highcs
class and of unique conception. The
vaudeville interpolations are also an
Interesting adjunct to thin bright on
tcrtnlnmout. the beatl-linéi‘lll this con-
tlngtmt. is the appearance of the Great
Richards. a phenomenal m'ciorPriinaan
'ilonna. in imitation of Anna Held, Bes-
.519 Clayton, Saltamrct and Ln Lolc Full
or. This wonderful artist nppeara In
many gorgeous gowns. including one
[that it estimated to be n‘ortn 0ch
$6,000. It being literally covered will:
genuine sparkling diamonds. This wi'i
he one of the farcical showy offlin-
aonaon and will be well wow "1- . n.
"'I‘OO PROUD T0 in: 3"
Thin week the great nttrw'iou nl
Beg." The. story of the play Is our oi"
‘llt‘tet‘lion. Into which Mr. Carter has
It it:
‘cvery person In or hue been more lean
interested in Detective stories from
the Nick Carter variety to the more
and in “'i‘oo Proud to Beg" it Is claim-
ed thnt Lincoln J. Carter has struck
a happy medium between threw two
writers of detective iictlon nnd the
pioneers the
However
portuniiy of Imiging‘lhin fnr illdinn‘oiv-
out on the presentation of the play
born. The Ht't‘llli' lnvcuturo in acid to
Ilt‘ I‘lflllill‘illt‘. and cotnplctte—nn entire
curloud of tit‘t'lltll‘)’ in curried by the at.
traction, ’i‘ilc cunt. interpreting "Too
icnlly nnd cnpublc withnl: it lncludcn
IIIF‘QIBW‘T child actors “Arthur and
Milddrcd Royiun. Fred Eckhnrt. .lako
Simona the Two Gnrdnerc. A. ll.
.lzynda.vw. M. Sheldon. James White.
Cat Spencer, Clarence Dull. Mary Sm:
Nona. Stella Revlon and Nollie Pill-
moro and Mildred Clare.
1 m4...”
MANOIUVRES OVERDONIS.
It: is not likely lhlll'COliRl‘Oill-l will at
the commit: section make proviuion for
.inanoeuvrcavot the army and militia.
'I‘bo Becretnry at War, limit omitted
nomthtx‘ eotlmetea the item for man-
'dett‘vrea‘; believing thermal mount in‘
.volyed dean not‘nroduco, the rennin
.33" noted of auohan expenditure. For
ft lijreanon. the General Bind of tho
varmyt‘whieh lines hood coxmlderins
dilute for {future manoeuvre». . halt mt.
govermucnt in that. direction if thorn
are to ho no inniipouvruu. there in. ofJ
com-mu. iln ticcmlty for progrutnmoii
and no mm in citing up n policy.
While it. In mull d‘tlini. tho worlt In
the line or manoeuvre” wuu overdone
-IM'WomberrianmInln. It to bolt“;
.Iltttilltl: buxom proviulou by the gun-
'eynl gem-unmet for an cancel-lionot
militia counselors. and it in moonlit
AMI: tillrnlilttltil work In hart accents
pitched-by them. or encampment“.
This view or the matter intake): by, '
Hotlreotitnmitiee on Military Mam.“
be better to send. u regiment ol‘ I'M“?
km to each ninth mtcnmpmcnt. Where ‘
thermionic be in camp at Lie Hive
wake. and ttet the [Itineilt at m '
, It nmnlltir manic tit
. n
- rib rind-camp.”
be more holistic
f"l". ‘your=:money I!" E ft’ood": anvingil ‘
battle . Everybody knows'uusm leastil _,
Bill many people keep .
0 put it whom there in no temptation ,
is nucltn place and lnviton you at "
this Chrlutmau nelson to women no .
count with it. ‘ A‘tlollnr only is noses, .
‘fl‘hoh hyfiircquent if
small additioue you will soon have thou
to
no II
We are now' in the midst of autumn businesary Totlt
“ activitiy‘ of yesterday there areadded activitieatoday. E 'e‘ ‘
don bright with its new merchandise is crowdingto ill? it“
. Not one-hundredth part of the good things find it placed pit
. : justia {cw ofth'e timely lots. are exploited. We want you to knit“
and feel that money spent in this store is well spent. If itwéM
' otherwise, then we‘are false in our printed promises. ialeeto a
best conception of honest Shep-keeping. *
m I
THE MEN’S unoenwenn Wilding
Every lino of the heavier aorta. .0.
underwear for men is complete. ..
Dick from the stock the following
items: ‘ i '
Men's. fleece lined shirts and, tire
era. 500 per garment. } ..
Men'a ’72 wool underwear in 11 unit
grey and camel hair at. 750'
main. . ,
Men's perfect fitting wool
and drawers in white, natural;
and camel's hair. 31 per garment.
One lot of men‘s $1.50 quality shifts
and drawers, all wool. in natural, grey
and camel’s hair, to close at $1.25 per ,
garment. ;
in;
A BUSY WEEK IN
THE UNDERWEAR SECTION
We’ve planned for some important
selling of knited underwear. We'll
start the selling with such values as
these:
‘Ladiea' heavy ribbed Egyptian yarn
shirts and pants. worth 39c. far the
quick selling at 29c each.
Mdiea' heavy fleece lined shirts and
pants. made with long and short
sleeves, knee and ankle length pants,
very special. at 500 each.
, Ladlea' ribbed shirts and pants. eiik
trimmed. In white. the Site kind at 75c.
Ladies' ribbed and plain wool under-
wear in natural. grey. white and scarc‘
et, at $1.
Ladice‘ “Oneita” combination suits
in white and grey. from Site to $1.50.
pron. taovmzucr AND in nu. LEADINF
cop till actions use AND arcouurnn
. , _ RANGES.
BECAUSE they respond quickly to every wish of the'
1 cook and have all of the modern points of construction
, 'fiPcrfect Damper, choice of Grates. (easily interchange-
able“), large Broiler Door, large Ash Pan, removable
.Nicltel Parts, perfectly operating Hub Oven Indicator;
‘ .. M ' 6 well as many other distinctive features
' , ; which belong to the HUB alone, giving them
~ the well-earned name of being the
HIGHE8[,.GBADE ~BEST MADE-
/ f _. 'Sandi"vpurnumrforoltr hum/tome
Ilrsrl'tnlti‘r' f’irrulur and latest
’ mlrrrtmng nortllv.
A. J. COLLINS i
8: COMPANY.
=12 North Main‘St..
» . South Norwalk.
83-85 Washington Street,_ ‘
South Norwalk. Conn.
the: musical farce producton of “A 1
A key STOVEPIPE FOR 20 e
”fifiifil LADIES!
, SPECIAL BARGAINS
. LADIES’ TRIM MED HATS. $5.00.
S. S. . TILLOTSON’S, ‘
as wnsmue-rou eraser... souru NORWALK. court .
e
"your «atropine It may or dingy got a zoo. can of
SAPOLI N
tovepipe name
' ' a . (I
inn": ism: “ii."rlt‘rith‘til In.“ nit... rims:
habit oi .- bicycle. Brilliant. Lasting, Economical.
. Elm whimlrgulcrs.nelm ermine-pmgnaandm commun-
Ell
"MM-.-“ . ... . -,,__,___.... .... N-..“ WW... .. ......
there’s that no
iN OUR SPECIAL OFFERINGS THIS WEEK. DOES MONEY SAVING
iNTEREST YOU? IF IT DOES, INVESTIGATE. HERE ARE HON.
EST GOODS. FULLOF VALUE. WITH EVEN AN HONEST PROFI'E
m implcmuu, wwin bitmap-n7 met I work. Prevents run.
won't the. ml or crack {nil dumb . on. acute: or in...
Get a can today.
evil,“ that you act
OERSTENDORFER 8201.. Dept. I -— ZJI Eat Ild St.. New York City.
m .. “ I, FREE: An accurate Weath‘er aranetor
WIMI’QCNMo pom teen .
Maw
Ii not at your delli‘l... wrnu u: bin name and we
1‘.
> r
.FROZEN our our THEM.
i j Come in and look over our
3 Raymond 6- Son,
’. 46 and 48 Main Street.
who in ducted tut curing that it would .
‘noeuvrea. My}
oilfive ‘ l
N. E. RYAN.
86 Washington Street. ' 1 South Merriam.
Did "you ever ”Stop to “think
that you could earn more money with your brains than with your hand!
That a term spent in SARTAIN'S COLLEGE will prepare you for an exec
lent position? That a good paying position awaits you if you graduatei’;
We Guarani: e Poultlona.‘ .
DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL.
BOOKKEEPING. SHORTHAND. TELEGRAPHY,
Fall Furniture.
New goods coming in each (lat).
Norwalk. MECHANICAL DRAW-
..;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.,.;.;.;..., ING,ELOCUTION. . p
‘ Sarlaln’s College-«Dan and Night School.
THERE MAYBE
LOTS OF HEAT.
IN THE com. vou ARE ueme, our an: vou GETTING ALL rm:
HEAT vou my com oweus A TRIAL ocean AND seaitow
oua COAL cranes THE Tear FOR HEAT. we; scnean I‘i"
CLEAN FROM olirr AND SLATE. ~ .
um HARRIS & GANS co." .
Dillon and yard, 68 Water atroct,8outh Norwalk.
“retention. call 3428. , .
BRANCH OFFICE. w. u. 11!.
‘ For Infants and‘children:
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Q Bears the .
ignahne '
of 9
“tantrum“
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EGRAPH OFFICE. 2 80. MN
“chi—n culprit” Syflflirlgljid: atone
neumii'fifli tint ennui Al , .
$6 00 perton g'
A cheaper-fuel has never bun offered In thltw
; ‘ Raymond Bros?
. “HEW j, use . ‘l 1.1:, ,thfndrah Strut. ' Y
TA t,
w .30“! II 1:30 'ib . W .. .
arms so Jam 19 . ‘ . , ' ,
ferment For» ,. ~ norms.
in. ,ffil' . i . , . ' ‘1
' . ‘ ‘ , ’ ‘ ‘ ‘HAvmn Disposal: or can can alumnae "to 3. Hana IN
it count, rAKI’Tl-na arroa'mmrv ro THANK run run
malarArnoquE. exrannao AND wouw mandarin
mealmehemuer run .rtnu rum HAVE, nor rue"
. rum repose. ,ALI. nines our rule rum out new by
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