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WABHINGTON, Nov. Zita—Forecast:
For New Eugistid—«Oloudy Thursday,
probably rain: fresh to brisk shitting
winds. slowly Increasing. Friday lair,
colder.
Eastern New Yorkd~Partiy cloudy
Thursday; probably retain the morn-
ing. Friday fair,‘ colder; fresh to
brisk shifting winds, probably increas-
iig.
A regular drill ofthe 'l‘rinlty Naval
Cadets was held last evening.
it“. Burton Beers is spending Thanks.
giving at his home in Nowtown.
.3,
Jamea Dickson is spending ’l‘lianka-
giving with relatives in Brooklyn.
Miaa Gertrude Coleman to visiting
Miss Mabel Sherry, of Bridgeport.
Joseph liendrickaon, who is employ-
ed In Bridgeport, Is spending the day
at his home in Norwaik.
The funeral of Mrs. S}l.llltlel Byxbee
will be held from her late home in
Cross street. this afternoon.
Howard liuniet‘, oi the Gilbert and
Bennett. Company's oiling-Georgetown,
is spending the holiday at his home
in Norwatk.
Miss Edna '1‘uttic,“ivhofhas born
teaching in Vaterbury, is spending
Thanksgiving \vithhcr mother at tilt:
Norwialk lltispltal,” s
Deacon and Mrs. John .t. Taylor liavu
moved itito tieir ”Baku-lice in Hoyt
street, South . orwaik, which has been
recently i'(.'ll0Viltt‘ti.: , .
Mr, and Mrs. Alexander Palmer and
family are spending 'I‘hankagivmg
with Mr. and Mrs. Palmer's son. is. W.
Palmer, oi New York city.
The Sunday School Board of the
East Norwaik Methodist Church writ
hold a inciting iicxigliioiitluy, evening
at the home of it]. EZ‘ li't}bléi‘1" "
llarry Keogh, of least Not-walk, will;
take part in the game of football to.
day between the South Norwalks and}
the Yale ColitiOlltllltml tenth.
Mr. and Mrs. Bymn C. Mead and
daughter, Beatrice, of South Norwailt.
who have been visiting Mr, and Mrs.
James .I. Uedloy. in Greenwich, have
returned home. ‘
The Misses ilertic and May Bonner
and Miss lioily lilslcr, oi‘ Jersey City
Heights, are gutsts over 'i‘lianksgiviug
uer. and Mrs. ii). Apeli, oi tit. .loiiti
avenue, East Norwalk.
Theodore S. tilovt-r, oi ICaRINUnviliit. _
attended tlit‘ Sidsltill of the Silltt‘l‘ltit‘
Court yesterday as a mechanical cx~
port. for the plaintiff iii the case. of
Caroline Hutton vs. the NUI‘WHIIl iltu
Works Company. .
The Sentinel a few days ago stand
that. tho lllliHlC at the datum given by
St. Joseph's ’1‘. A. B. society was inr-
iiislied by the Symphony orchestra.
Such was not Illt‘ case, the mucu- lw.
'iug furnished by .lonea‘ orchestra.
A certificate of incorporation has
been tiled With the state secretary by
the international Mercantile Company.
of Bridgeport, which will do a general
collection and mercantile reportmlt
lmslncaa. ‘i‘hc (fililltfll stock to hominid.
ilcnry ll. i’yic, I‘l, liibbiiiil and it. ll).
illbblne, all of Bridgeport, are the in»
corporators. ‘
"You told me that witch we Wirl’t‘
married you would are that my cvcry
wish was itrallttcd." rtiiiiirktu the
bride of a tow wccltu. ,
"Well, rcpiicd the husband. rather
cortiy.
"Well, I wlalt l was single again.“-
l’lilludclplila I’rcas.
“llut in he a man to be trusted?
"Well. nearly everybody "In this
towp Rhona-i to bc truailu‘ liitn. hit for
as i can lind out'."u~(iiilrltgo Racont-
Herald.
A Visioniuy.~~ltcniicld~~-8o you
think he IR trying to itccompiltlh too
much in literature?
Merrittei'ca: ilc Iii trying to malw a
"ring in it.«~'i'own Topics.
H... ...... ”W.~
, "Ilow chit .“otl tell whether your
automobile Iii going faster than the
law allow or not?"
"I can‘t tell. ‘i‘ilut‘s "iii? of the
beauties of lt.~~(iiiicuno- Itrcord lien
tit.
“am“...
A Man‘s Opinionwliutly ‘cualo norm
wanton. in order ’to be good, IiUiiltl
heeemtrlly be deceiving?
l’holouraplicrmll’ It is ll trui- Ilite»
nous. yonwiietroit three Prone.
Wm-h‘di
» “libero are Words in the Chinese
language wiittli pinto as many as forty
itinerant meanings.
, a...»w».%,w.um~am
mafihamm canny
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CHOOALA’I‘ES PURE AND
.DELICI
30X
‘ 1. Tamara Golden
14‘ Whihlhalod It.
Do you think that a photogrhpl or a;
for
Liquor Lice noes
no. Norwslk.‘ Gt. ‘
w. L... know».
. ANDSOME MEMORIAL TABLET.
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'Erectad to the Memory of Twelve
Frederik County Judges.
FREDERIK, Mtl., Nov. 23.—~A hand-
some nieitiorisl tablet erected to the
memory of the. twelve Frederik county
Judges who on November till. 1783. ilrot
officially repudiated the British Stamp
Act. was unveiled in the Frederik
county court house here today. The
ceremonies were participated in by
Governor Edwin Warfleld. Judge
James McSherry, chief. judge of the
Maryland Court ot Appeals; Miss Wit.
lie Ritchie, regent of toe Frederik
Chapter, Daughters of the American
Revolution; Mrs. Donald McLean, of
New York. and others. .
The tablet, which is the Work of
Patti Control, of New York city, ill or
bronze, mounted in oak and besides
the names of the “immortal Twelve“
judges, it contains a suitable inscrip-
tion and the insignia of tho Dilugil'
tern of the American Revolution.
"The immortal . Twelve," whose
names appeared in raised bronze loi-
tera on the tablet, are: Thomas Beat.
ty, William Titcltett, Charles Jones,
Thomas Price, Joseph Smith, David
Lynn. Samuel Beall, Peter iialnbrldge,
Andrew Heugh. William Blair, Josiah
Beail and James Dickson.
LOST LIF AS RESULT OF DREAM
CHICAGO. Nov. tilt—As a result of
a dream, Mrs. Lizzie.
old. lost, her lite today. and her hush
band atid Infant child \vcrc fatally
ell their home,
that her savings had been alolcn from
a hiding plant in the bottom of a sug-
ar in in the pantry. startled by the
reality of the dream, she look a Iatnp
:in one hand and her baby under her
other arm. atid wont to investigate.
The lamp tell from her hand and ex-
ploded. lit-r husband, aroused from
sleep in an adjoining room, made it
brave attempt to put hill the flame and .
finally succeeded. but. only after he
as well ill-l the wife and child, had
been {rightfully burned. Mrs. Couot
died while being taken to n Iioapltul.
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1 CAR INSPECTOR CRUSHED.
WILLIMANTIC. Nov. 23.—~Car in-
spector Peter Hanson, of the Central
Vermont road at this place. was crush-
ed this afternoon iii-l he was inspecting,-
a car near the depot. “t! was lying
. under a car of a freight train when the
train started up suddenly and before.
he could crawl otit from his perilous
position a double truck passed over his
leg, crushing It In two places, iiau»
son was taken to a private hospital.
but, his life is slowly cbbiiti: and ti .'
not expected that he will live through ‘
the night.
.\ country sexton iii England oili-
cialcd at a funeral clad In a red waiiu.
coat. At the conclusion of the obsc.
oulcs the Vicar gently rcmonsiratwl
with the old gravmllixgcr, saying:
"llobortyou should not wear a roll
waistcoat at a funeral: you hurt the
feelings of tilt' nmurncrs.“ llohcrt
tcplietl, placing his hand on his breast ;
"Well, what does it tilattor, air. so
long as the heart is black?"
“Why, how could you break your on-
gaut-nit-ut with Jack?" “\‘ic were acu-
slt-lt logetlicr,”———l.lt’u.
“Hit a self-tirade luau." rciuiirltcd
itho inuti voiced individual. The other
looked at hint cloaoly. “i cannot ac-
rcpt your apology.” he unlti.-~llrooklyu
Iiiic.
Ml'b’. Stiuitcsquc may pretend to lw
a bluc stocking. but. she is not above
prctty clothes, that the. shine. Ycl
Allie is- ottcn so tlccoilctc an to uppcal‘
ubovc lhctu.~’l‘own Topics.
Mrs. liauoii—wilow long did that
cook you had yi‘hit‘l'tlil)‘ slay?" Miss
Egbert -—- "Which one?" w Yonkers
Statesman,
souvenir: P155 nu. mans
NEW SOUVENIR POSTAL CARD
VIEWS
with R a (3 “not shop, Franklin
Street School, Baptllt Church and 8t.
Joseph'u Church In black and colors.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
COLE. MAN’S
News Store.
l to North Maln Street, South Norwulk.
Agent for A. G. opaldlng'u Iii-abut
and Sporting Goods,
A
Safe Deposit Box
In the vaults of
The
South-"Norwaik
Trust. 00.-
iii me not translate maus—
ANCE AeAiNs'r flit! ANo
commas.
$4 Per‘Yaar
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louct, «it years '
burned in a fire which partly destroy. ,
The woman tircanicd :
tiltoulél I head i ‘I
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~ lllil’ littoral-~-
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as: A eooo ovaacoA'r AND car we coon or tTéet-z'r IT
dow._ eooo coma READY FOR voo HERE—TRYING cu WILL
QUICKLY Discover: THE STYLE eaér sun-ED To you NO on.
LIGATION T0 suv BECAUSE you Tav. .
KNEE-LENGTH 'cOATs or oxroan AND BLACK, FOR oases
AND ALL‘ROUND walla; EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS IN FANCY MIX-
TUREB IN THE LONG Loose BACK cons. ‘
RAIN-PROOFED cons HAVE THE CALL‘WITH MANY MEN...
so USEFUL RAIN ORIBHINE. buns possess ALL THE STYLE
or con REGULAR comemsoma ARE BELTED BACKS.
FROM 33.50 TO 330 Fort GENUINE ovencom‘ SATISFACTION
-—oa VOUR oveacon MONEY BACK. , "a
common I8 comma. azuaussa THAT A MAN’S arena
is THE PLACE TO BUY GIFTS FOR MEN AND nova. THIS
MAN'S arena is :12on FOR YOU.
arose OPEN THANKSGIVING ave UNTIL 10 o CLOCK.
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ROGERS asravm.
TEL. CALL, 32-2.
Special!” Entire/Week ,
» alto ososs
CHOCOLII 1'55 .
290ls§Plllillll
PoRiTvL—Ecouomv.
These two words cover all we .
can say about Red Cross Choco-
tales. They are made from the
beat ingredients money can iind,
and the price is within reach of
everybody. .. ‘
THE CLIFFORD PliilBliilIl
The Prescription Store. '
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TODAY lN WALL STREET,
WALL STREET. Nov. till.—~l’ricel-t oi”
stacks were considerably lowor at one
time today titan they were last night.‘
not] then rather more than recovcrodl
the decline, with some prominent In-,
atuiices of aggressive strength. The,
whole market turned largely an the
money situation. The hardening loan
rates and the pending ’l‘littnksgiving
holiday prompted considerable lighten-
ing of speculative loads. Another rc-
uult was the. decline In the amount oi
business done. \‘cstcrtlny's flurry in
the money lillll'kt'i held Its Influence
this morning on account of the firm
tone shown by both for call and limo
loans. There was practically no timt!
money offering for any period for less
than four per cent. Money rates rc-
luxeti later. They did not get higher
Don't form an out nlon until you have heard both i'lltiOR
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~--exc0pt in the cane of ii liliSi‘ drum.
“1 can buy cheaper tutti-1." ()i‘ roam.- you can. any quali-
titios' of Thom. But "cheaper oats" have a consequence
coupon attached to cyt-ry mouthful and you'll ilud the
consequence coupon, on expensive article by the lltnc the
veterinary gets through with your animal.
.
Buy Oats Theta Clean t on
MANUEL T. HATCH.
We are ncarwjuat as far
l’li-i the nearest telephone
or letter box.
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It Is built to suit smaller
drawing roomu, but pro»
It you
CLOSELY EXAMINE norm the tone and that In-
. u
the delcrlhuhlo comet Inc which
STEINWAY MINIATURE has tukcn the Steinway Pi.
GRAND Inn into the upscioun halls
of the great and the wool.
y°u “MW" "1" hallamark thy in the old and the new
of aristocracy which ll upon world.
all Steinway products.
Vsttugrund (Upright) $500
Miniature Grand 3750
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Only at
STEINERT’S.
36 West Washington at.
Only It
Sinatra's.
as West Washington at.
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so MANY HAVE. _
"Here is an article aimiit mirror»
rapt. police,” anionic reporter. "How
‘ ANOEB OEGEI‘I‘I’UL.
"Your yard in pretty not of dogs."
said the caller. "Are they all
yours?” _ . .
.l'N plied the
tilt , .
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iuitsuythe city ii’ «and
.' , hitter?" rend
’5
titan 3 H) pt-r cent. and “lit large of-
ferings at that figure caused the im~
pt‘esston that important banking in—
terrain purposctl to oppose tho hti~
more above that rate at present. 'i'l‘llhi
coniponica and .l. l-’. Morgan & Cour
patty were reported as large tintim-s
on call. .I. l’, Morgan & Company al-
so announced the purchase of $20,000.-
tittlt of Chicago, linrliugton & Qlllllt'l‘
bonds. This reprtscnts another of tin
offerings which have overhung thc
titarkot cvi-r since ”It“ period of in
digestion of securities \vhcn tempor-
ary borrowings were resorted to to
avoid the necessity of selling bonds at
low prices. Railroad stocks were not
greatly affected by the soiling and, in
fact, tnovod rather sluggisltly all day
in eithcr direction. But a largo num—
ber of low grade industrial stock. and
specialties and soini- ol' the obacurcr
railroads suilcrcd materially. "This is
the natural consequence of the rather
needless speculation in these accurl—
Lil's which has bet-n a marked tcuttlrc‘
of the recent trading. Ainulgamalcd
(“oppr r Hilt‘th'd sympathy with the Fit-
action in the foreign copper iunrltcl
i‘iitllti‘ than with domestic t’ttiliit‘l
clocks. which \\‘I'l‘(‘ higher. 'l‘ht great
strength of Alcitinson was unexpiain
ed by any ntwo announcement, but it
proved an effective stay for the whole
market. l'. S. Steel pt'd. was also
.i t-l‘t‘cctivc sustaining factor and wa-l
helped by the reports of large railroad
buying of various products for rqulp-
tncnt, as well as by the Iron Agni»
cheering Vii w of the truth (“Ullllllltililn
The market t‘itlst'ti lit-low tlic best, and
barely steady. .
There Was a contldcnt absorption o!
I'nltcti Statics Steel sinking fund lives
on ll l'lHill}; scale. The bond lllitl‘iit‘l
generally was irregular. 'l‘tual sulrs
par value, $9.lt;tt.tlltli.
[Tutti-ti States bonds were unchang-
td on call.
APPLES AT $10 A BITE.
The Costly Fruit That Comes From
Zanzibar is Very Rare:
(it at. traits Zanzibar apples are |lt'i'~
bath.- the rat-cat. Dozens of trees to-
Kt‘tlltl‘ will only hour a few of lilt‘nt'
apples. and the time of picking them
has to he carctully sclcclni. 'I‘licy
must be gittliircd just a month bci‘ort
they would ripen. t)lilt*l‘\\'l.\:t' they will
very quickly upoll.
Tlli‘iit‘ Zanzibar upplru have reached
the enormous price of $100 elicit. They
are not large. probably containing
about to bites at Sill a bite. The up-
pice how to be specially (II'tIl‘l‘t'lI, for
no ciltei'cr would ever dream or keep-
Inu‘ tlicm in stuck. .
(‘itslurti apples arc iinollicr uxpcir
alvo luxury. They can be purchased
at prlccs ranging from 73 cents to 825
each. according to quality, and. Itt'tltit‘ll“
log to those whose Judgment in litll‘Il
mallard is considered to hit absolutely
correct. nitiat bu union with pepper and
anti. Two of tho most fashionable
India in the winter months are muacat
tzrapcs and strnwbcrrlca. and until the
and of January ”in latter are beyond
the reach of people of moderate
means.
A nu-mbor or Mrs. Astor'a “litiu” not
long about went into a wcli known
rruttor‘u in New York and offered 32th)
lo the manager It he could provide
commit airliwbcrrtoa for IivtI pntipiw
tlint cvcltiutz. The manager undertook
to deliver the fruit within ucven hours.
and then promptly proceeded to wire
in different fruit gardcna ‘withlu {ill
liliittii of tilt-.llll‘il’filltliih for piruwbcr-
ilca. iicvcnlccn portions provided iiil'
required amount ol‘ itil'il.\\‘|li'l'l‘|l'il illit‘
rottialnluu in not being able to pro-
darn it ulngic one. and by.il:ii0,o‘ctm-lt
that Wetting the fruit watt delivered
at a coat oi” nearly 2.?iti’for each atrnw-
berry.
There are several persons in New
York whose weekly bill for grapes at
illitl season runs to never less than
"till. They pay :5 nor pound for the
beat muscat tampon. and receive at.
least three potmda per day.
The manager at a well know trail.
crur‘s sutabllshmanl recently lil_tt!liil‘t‘tl .
that many people who we high priced
fruit in the window will buy it lillll. to
are "wiint it tastes like." and in this
way these ”samplers," they are
called by the trade. are a mlderahte
mum of profit to many of the high-
cluiis’ imitators. These summers will
cheerfully ahead a dollar on an‘dppie
or a peer to enjoy his experience or
eating such it luxury. .
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mi. in tile, nonsto-
“ c. with it papal-tion. of 39.0005
Iii lighting. tom, at 2.09am
,. term. iii tit fluid at. very
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* in Our 'lltercoals‘
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THAT $60 AND $70 EFFECT BACKEIJ ill" BY QUALITY t
SOLD ATICOMMON SENSE PRICES IS WHAT HAS MADE STE!
WORLD TODAY. t
SUITS AND ovunooars, SPECIALS rod ’l‘lliS WEEK—410
$12.00 AND 315.00. '_ , ,
BOYS' UNDERWEAR A ‘ am: can GARMENT. HEAVY AN
oooo SWEATERS, AND LEATHER LINED CORDUROY COATS.
WE KEEP ocn ousrounas' cooruns Pnnssno FREE OF.
CHARGE. ‘
SELLECK a. PRICE.
] Clothiers and Furnishen.
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
‘ ' EILEPHONE CALL 324-1.
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Sweet Russett Oranges. Floridas, 25c Doz.
Largo Florida Oranges. at 30c Doz., fine.
Those Grapes at 2 lbs. for 25¢ are fine. ,
are? Always .conoiderod
We halt: a few, 35: peck.
Do you know what Lemon Pippln Apples
among the finest growh. Nice flavor.
‘iA few only of new season’s Hickory Nuts. 15: quart; only a few. yer-yd”
scarce. V a n
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A large supply of that fine Sweet Cider.
Hope to serve you.
LORENZO DIB
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ELEV?
‘ woo 3555 m:
”9 5995 395‘ commoners
no vou IIALIZI on urtoul Con-equation ot Continua In '
lint“
Priceles- beyond on other pollen-tons II the
serves your billion confidential.
DON'T TIIFLI WITH YOUR EYEOI EXAMINATION Flll. Pll,_ .
FIOT FITTING GUARANTEED.
O. B. JACKSON.
Ol’TICIAN.
”all“, In it if»:
u WALL eraser, ‘ NORWALK. c‘r.
"EN
GRnViNG.
ORDER YOUR ENGRAVING NOW FOR
CHRISTMA
DON’T PUT IT OFF. BETTER RESULTS WILL BE HAD I8 OR,- 'H
DERED NOW. ALL STYLES AND PRICES. "
‘ 80¢ fol-Plate and 50 Candi Upward...‘ :..
TIFFANY FRENCH SCRIPT is THE VERY LATEST STYLE.
W. P. BEERS.
4e WALL smear, u soon: MAIN snuff...
NORWALK SOUTH NORWALK, , . ;.
Jac Photofiém‘rwgfioi-iwfl
for
Christmas
a very nice: line of
AR 7' FOLDERS IN PLII TINUM. . .
Sittings should be Made Now to insure Prompt Delivery.
No Sitting: A t'tor 3:30 P. M
JAcstN's svuotox
All Trolleys Pm the Door.
53 WALL STREET, NORWALK.TELEPHONE, 32H.
Watch Our Advertisement ,
‘FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
UNITED tion court
20 Noon at... at. soul» Nerwulk. l
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49 rm at. no Nom‘
of ‘~ '
, Best Cravanelie. double cape. $9.75"
Special Bargain . ‘
Norwalk Chronicler