74 Washington that.
‘80. horwa‘lil.
0m to animal: one: no
”Join at Once.‘“0rdors of Superior
are Carried out Promptiy. '
. A smart young uiiloer belonuinx to
‘ a cavalry corps in India was sent on
link leave to the convalescent station
at Biotin. and.w11ile recovering his
health intent; the hills there. was rob-
bed at his heart and in return captip‘
voted the charming thief. The young
fellow proposed and was Accepted.
and with all possible dispatch the
wading day was fixed. But the colonel
of the expectant bridegroom's regi-
ment was strongly opposed to the lien-
Vtenant marrylnll’. and telegraphed an
unwelcome "10111 at once" to the smor-
'ous sub.
'l‘he chagrlned soldier handed the
peremptory message to his fair one.
She glanced at it and than, with a be-
coming blush of sweet simlpllcity. re-
marked:
“1 am more than glad, dear. that
your colonel so approves of your
choice; but what a hurry he is in for
the Wedding. I don't think i can be
ready quite so ‘soon, bllll l'll try, for,
Girl. course. the colonel must be obey
e '1
“But you (tout seem to understand
the telegram. sweetheart " said the
lieutenant. “it upsets crIIrI plan we
have made. You see, he say,s “join
at once. ' "
“Certainly. he does. dour" replied
the lad\ looking up with an arch
smile. "but it is you who dout seem
to understand it. When the colonel
at menthol-on or.
annihilate
Fresh polk.12c 1b.. at the Public
Market.
A. J. Collins was a visitor in Dau-
bury yesterday
Eaton Hullhut writing paper 25c a
box at Briggertnan s.
New line or leather past cards lust
ioceived at Coleman' 8. .
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A full line of carrots fox Thanksgiv-
ing. at Charles E Dow's
——Ficltl & iiubbt-‘lls Orchestra will
furnish music at the Supper at Trin-
ity Church, Tuesday eve, Nov 21.
Sale of blankets, spreads and com-
forts at the Boston Store. See ad. ‘
but get married immediatell? What
else indeed. can he possibly mean?" 5
“What else, indeed darling?" de-
lightedly exclaimed the ardent. lover,
rcjoclng in the new reading. which
he received with the utmost alacrity.
So 48 hours had scarcely passed be-
fore the colonel received. the follow-
ing. "Your orders have been carried
out. We were Joined at once. ”~—l.olr
don World
Stephen Moore and wile of Danbury
Were visitcls ill South Norwdlk yester-
(la
y ~< W
Miss Margaret Rockwell, oi Ridge-
iicld, Was a visitor in town on Satur-
day , 5 ..
..
The l0gular dost-cc team of Uncas
;l‘rlbc will hold a rehearsal this even-
“8
Alfred Anderson 01‘ Richmond Hill.
spent Sunday with his sister in this
city.
Wit-clan in iceiand.
lcelnnd, cut oil from the rout of the
world save for slow mails, is to be
linked to other countries by means of
wireless telegraphic connection with
the Shetland islands. This is to fob
low the action of thII lcclandic parliaI
"19111., at its last session. in voting a
ytInrlyslIbt-Iidy of $9,300 for 20 years
for that plttpose.
A. lIlImbcI oi Ialol'aces will be ad
mitcd to linens rlbé tomorrow ev‘cn
ins , , ,,
~Don‘l forgot the Tinnity Church
Supper ill the Sunday school room,
Tuesday evening; from it to 8 o'.clock
Miss Pr'ttletlca Starr” has r‘etulncd
utter a few hiya visit with her sister
in South Wilton. ‘
6—“
Thanksgiving table appolhtlucnts
linens. siltcr. cut glass and cilluu. ut
Reed‘s. See ad
A Odeer indlan Fruit.
ln (‘eyiou there is a trcc called
”Eve's apple tree,” which is rellIar-k
able in that the orange. rcd fruit is
bountiful to look upon yet out of each
fruit a piece: uppcars to have been
bitten. it is said that the simulation
of It fruit which has bIIIIn bitten into
is perfect. The fruit is poisonous.
,_.
No-Orpban Asylums.
Australia has no orphan asyluma.
Every child who is not supported by
parents becomes a ward of the stale.
and is paid a pom-lion for support and
placed in a pritnlc famiil where
board and clothes ale provided until
the Mill bllt‘hday.
,DV,entlstry by Mat-i.
Dr. Evang, the American dentist
who achlc .Il such success in Paris.
once received. before he wont abroad.
a lettcr from a young Vcrmontor who
wanted a act of false teeth made and
5 sent. to him. The letter ('IInclllI‘. Id:
tiles. The NG‘W“Y'0Tk Grocery (lonl- ‘
, “My mouth is three inches ncrost,
3"“? ““0““ prices in today H “(1' Read hlllnmocky on the edge. Shaped like
a hose show. too forum]. If you want
me to be more particular 1 shall have
to come thnr."
...—...... ._
Chat lot. Leary; ct Mun York a torm-
33 or resident of this city spent Saturdav
with friends in town.
—Baskctbn.li tonight. at Almoly (lo.
F vs Xavier. Deaf .Mnics. lmncing.
_,..,_V,..._.__.____
Gus 'l‘ews and Edward Gerhari went
hunting Saturday night and shot. up
eighteen pound coon.
Mr. nuders: J3. gEnIory Sicvcus. oi
Quilltartl avenue? have returned home
from a pleasant trip to Niagara Falls.
None too soon to buy Christmas
chsents. la. H. Dcclter's store is
well-stocked with china. pictures, etc.
Lay your flour in before the snow
M
f—Cllllstlnlwlkroaenla at i.. ii. Duck-
cl 9 Store open evenings.
There is sonlunlalk 01' u football
game for Thanksgiving Day between
the Norwtllk and South Norwulk-
clerks.
PAY YOUR BILLS
“-.....
.iolln Women in to entcltuiu the
members of the South Notwaik r‘lsh BY CHECK,
Club at their quull‘tets Friday night of 3
.‘m" “‘9“ ”’8 SAP E AND
'l‘llc hearings on. the South Wilton ‘
water supply lnattor wolll on this CONVEN'ENT.
morning before the special conunlu-
slon- in the {-30th Norwallt Council
cilnlubcl.
_ ...-«......
‘ lhe Salliil No'twalk
trust 150.
Furnishes Check-Books
Free to Depositors
in its
General Banking Depart-
ment.
it will who‘ll and not‘rub off
'l ills colnploIthon‘ all envy me.
it's no secret. so L111 tell 3
Take thou Rocky Mountain 'i‘ou.
l’iulstctl' s drug store
5 "It“ WW
lax-Mayor It. flii‘fi‘oldbn. oi’ the um
01' Taylor It Golden, Went to George
town. this morning. and settled the
loss on the Gilbert & Bennett Manutac-
turins Company’n‘ wire mill in a man-
not satisfactory to all concerned.
Thirty-three dis a tiny iun t much.
but it means 810 per month if you
save it each day and deposit. it in some
good reliable bank. The South Nor-
waik savings Bunk pays 4 per cent.
on all depositll’of'onc dollar and ov-
or.
Deposits Over $700,000.
. ”WM...“
says 'join at once,’ what does he mean ‘ ”
For more protection. an overcoat without style and fit is anili-
cient; but no man nowadays cores to misrepmcnt-Ihimeeli In such 5
a garment. e .3 - i =
Our overcoats are tailored to a nicety: they fit as though made
to your order; and they come in a range of smart medals that com«
mand the admiration of all who see them. ‘ ‘
5$l5 to” $25
will let you into one of' our smart costs; a body-fitting Paddock, a
double-breasted box coat. a long swagger Ryton single or double-
breasted
You may choose from a wealth of fabrics: graya, mixtures. 0x-
ford and black. in chariots, friezes, meltona. beaver and kersey.
Good coats as low as $8; and for young fellows mighty smart.
coats from $10. 1. f , ‘ [V . .
Suits, hats and furnishings. i 1 I up" 7
. I
80 W WiLL YiELD THE BEST FRUITS
Is the point to which we wish to develop our busi-
ness. it. is a. mistake to gauge our business entirely by
what we can sell. Just remember the butter standard
is what we can buy right. 3
' Low prices do not always mean cheap grain. but.
right prices for dependable goods tire what you are look-
iol‘, and our bllslucssds to have both.
Buy Outs Thais Clcun.
, .- . MANUEL T. HATCH.
i out near, just as tar
as the llt‘inrcst letter-box
or telephone.
A
f
I Special
1‘ ~V-
Crepe Panel. at loil-willie. it lasts.
brill).
W. P. BEERS.
Book and Stationery Stores.
6 a... Main it. "So. Not-walk.
bone Connection.
.. . .
49 Will UL, NWVIHI.
I 9363/
1" alifi'l "
80 POSITIONS
Filled by graduates of
3Merrili Business College
THE PAST 27 WEEKS. -
And many more positions arc open fol coulpctcnt. well trained young
Incn anti wolllcll
Day and Evening Sessions at Midliitll l..
No 0xtrus. Enter now. M A
(inly tuition charge.
Midltitlllli, Principal. Siilllifm'd. Conn.
EYES BHllNi‘llr..W E
omit one attributes a lack ct ailerons or vielon to his eyes
when his» giants are wholly to blame. Would it not be well to have
your use examined again?
IT' 5 FREE.
0. B. Jackson,
Graduate Optician.
u wsu. "no". nonwsut'. or.
SPECIALSFOR ToIIAY
Best Dry Escallops 40:: per Quart
MARKET COD. HAKE AND POLLOCK ...... .,.__.
CLAMS AND OYSTERS OPENED OR IN THE SHELL.
CutbiiIIV’VsV Bridge Fish Market
TEL 100- FBI! DELIVERY.
uconsrd Wll go: who has held the
position of bei y at the Hotel Clii- ‘
ford for some time, left naturally for
New York City. Where he has gone to
work at the prlutln business. lie is 5, V,
succeeded at the "hard by James ‘
Coleman.
“1' "Mill PH III] In
W” I 4 .
ulw~ am:
on... BbSi-Calds
av raouorm axl- ;rons- , .
~- 'rlou AND ustlsv NO THI uses ' 3 , war "WV“
standardization
h .
won. enounw cunts notion ”m“ ' 5’""."’ PM W"
T 0 T" consummate,
ulwo Irons: '
i;
, to Net-ll! Main Must. booth Nbrwslk.
’ Island about. zoo-arm south of jute
=85
wrecking tag, 31in an effort will be
made to pull the vousei oil' at the next
high title
of small rock anti sand and it. is hoped
that she is not biidly damaged. 3 The
Atkins Hughes has been engaged in
towing barges loaded with stone from
the quarry at Hughes and hyrllesmol'
New York, located at Sachem e Head.
to the Point Judith breakwator.‘ Capt.
Smith, of the Duck island blunt, went
to the stranded tan in his launch this
Morning and. 3 brought telegrams
”homo \
A bareiaceti lie bellibm lines 10'
rue A'rkms Adam AOROUND.w
W
WeVVo Towing a Barge From Point Jud-
ith to Glohem's Head.
neurone. Nov. 20.-'i‘he lug Al.
kins Hughes, oi Philadelphia, ' is
aground tilt the hortll and or F‘aikrioi“e
Falkner's island buoy. 'l‘he At‘thlnII
Hughes was towlnl a large barge
light from Point. Judith to Sachem's
Head, when throth a misoalculation,
she went ashore at about»! o'clock this
amnion. the new als’o‘ grounding. At
moonlit the cratt were high and dry.
Word was sent to New mutton torn
MAO! din Islebsil
Anni Nahum! If!
“0‘-“
It...
was”- .
The tag lies on a bottom
5 use"
fountain Syringes.
We have Just received a large
shipment of those goods and in-
vite you to city store to inspect
sable.
We have lethal prices rolls. .
lug from the to $1.76 each.
All guaranteed Vsoods ' V:
the tillfforti Pharmacy
THE PRESCRIPTION STORIL
TIL. ditto In. ‘ 5
OOW”OOOO”§OOOO””O
Manes I Gouutmlll to
(Incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
stm 4 Corbett block. lo. Norwslk.
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.x. ...WM -..... ...
TODAY lN WALL STREET
WA! l. ‘TREE'l, 10:10 ll. nI.—~’lllcl‘II
Was It buoyant spltrtVin prices at the
opening of the stock market on large
lt'nnsacilmls. 'l‘lle industrials and spec.
inltles are still conspicuous. but many
of thc lcnding railroad stocks marit-
wide gains also, h‘cdcrul Mining jump—
Id 8. the prelc'rrcd 1 53-8. Slot-ls Shci-
iiIIlIl Steel 1 3-4, Smelling 1 3-8 'l‘cllll
(‘oul and Led l 1-.4 anti Louistille it
Nasiltliit. Atlantil ('osst Lille St.
Paul Missouri l’nt'.iiic Canadian Paul
110 Sllgul, \lttlopolitun Sllcct Rail
way North American and (‘olorudo
Fucl about a point.
WALL STREET. noonmh broad and
active spccllltltioll was rI-iicctcd in tilt
Operations oi the n',lolning based on
thtI tIlIuitIr money liltiiki‘ .llIIl the sill»
sitlencc or the tIlIxictv met the condi-
tion ill lint-Iain Ploiiis taking wont
hand in hand with new bump, and
grow Silllit‘ irnl'cglliatilv III lhc pllct
IIII'IvclllIIlll. There were tltlvzlllccs in
the III-colul llolllvin flooding and
lilioklln “vi‘lllusit lo.2-'Ig, 'l‘ollll Cont
II .lln‘. lillli l to}! ill scvclnl otllcl
stinks Pliccs were below lhc bust
.. . ..,-...
: ltud tlluling llecsllnt uulcl ill noon
liontls wIIIII tittn.
WA! l. STREET .51 p III -- "illlsts ill
the inning \IIII‘II xelwrtllly {oiiouctl bl
:III outbulsi III IIIIiriII and btlolltlltt
ill special stocks III gloups which in
llllll lI-vilcd buying all mound. 'lllII
Southern lltm group and Ill-‘Imitllll
’i‘lnnsil IIIctIiltIni “I“ In at ullcntitnl
b'ctwocn 1‘: and l ctltic . lull tllcrc
was also an cxpitnsitm in thc IltInlnntl
i‘oI standard railroad stucks
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the pllvaie wtroe or
The Maples & Goldechnlidt Co.. Conl-
lnisslon Brokers. Suartz & Corbett
Block. South Nor-walk Telephone 153
Open High-Low 1: till
3 Open. High Low 1:00
Aullll Hut. 8?» 85',“ ii.» unis;
Ant. (3. at F. Ion. tong 401/, Mill:
Alli. lI'II -S‘K; 28‘.» 21“»; 28%;
Am. Loco. iii" a till-Tl“ (Vila 68154;.
An). Sillcll.‘ 1.31)?» .153!” loll-lg 1.32
AIII. Sugar l-ii. . 111%; iii Nile
A. 'l‘. & s. In» lint, iii-1h sill, sin; ‘
A.'l‘. Iii SF. p. tout»; 1031A, Indie luau,
Bull.&t)hi(Illl‘A 11:! HIV, tilt;
Bkli'll. R. 'l‘. it‘ll; 843s. 817;. till/’4
Cht's & Ohio 35354, 53%: 531. Sill»; '
Chi. KI N w 219M; 21m 219%; nuns,
Chi (it. West 21 Bibi. 31 21%
(‘. M & SLP. l'i'tiiii 1777/3 I'M-34. “Fit...
Col. 1“. and l. 45%; 457,. till/4 45‘,"
Con. (ins 179931711? l’iil'dl Hilda ..
Del. & Hull. 2:12 23‘: 23175, 23175.51 3
Eric 49% 19-3. iii 49%
Eric list pl. 211% 819;. 811,»;- till-g
GIIII. lIIIIII- 185% liiii‘A; law, 180%
ill. Control 1771,; 177% 177% 177%
Lott. It? Nash, 1531.9 154%. 15:in 153%
Munhatluu HM 1631 till 104
Mot. St: liy. li7 It'll/411614 illilil.
Mex. (lent. 231' 24% 231/, 24th .
M. K. to 1138?; 337.. 38:13.“ 38').
but. at ’i‘ pl.71 7t 71 71
Mt). i'llt'liit 111111,;1111‘4 100% 101%
Not. l.I-Illi. bid; 52%; Veil/J 52
N. 1'. Central to] .' 151% lot)“, 1501,;-
NIII'l. 6’: West. till VNti ‘ 85% 85%
()llt. a. Wcsi. .553 will fill 51%
l’nc. Mull , it“? dill/i. ~18 Iii)
Pcnn. II. it. 140' 110% 151014. 11014.
'l’eoplc's than 102 102 102 1112
Rendln Hill, ”:1 131095, 142
Rep. Stool 26% 26% 2ti 211
Rock island 29:); 2971. 211% 21H);
Sou. Pacific 69% 70 69% «9%
Son Ry. (lo limit 357/» 35M. 35%
’l‘cnll C. & l. 103% 104% “121/. 104%
Texas Put 31% {14% 331% tin/g
Uu. Pacific 133% Ill-I tall 133%
U. 8. Rubber hill. 52% 51% 51%
U. 15. SiIuIl 37% 37% 87% 37%
U. 6. Steel p. it): 103% lull null/4
Wabhae 2i 21% 2i -> 21365.
Wabash pill. 41% Ilw 407,1; «111,;
1. Un Tel. 92% 92% 92% 92%
.Ccnt. 29% 29% 29% um
W
A Millibli Get.
A pianist of this city in in posses-
sion of a cat ,that birth fair to be
unique or her kind. “Mother" is the
name at the animal and it is. sited
her for her prout’ attention toward
her progeny. But apart from hit do
intuitive or solidified musical earl Dur-
but the summer Ibibliths when the pi
[rested after the first. few have; hm
gentle “menu” from behind. “Mother"
mtehmeli on'the sill, where she
10 stops tor even s little while the
not makes her departure. When the
playing is resumed min Ibo returns
«enough to raises crop of within».- 35“ V1 Philsdsiphla’ Frees.
and cries tor a seat.» the windows—5V
mastic progenitias, “Mother" has in ‘
anist does his, monitor s practice he to .5
then {risks up to the window and ‘
patiently sits and listens. It the may .
Materialism—Fine black. blue..tsu_o toné' ' anti-d
effects in specially woven kerseys, vicunssl tbibets;
ished worsteds, all wool-tested ' "
$5105. 00' to $26.00.
WELL DRESSED = '- 3 . 3 '3? V
doesn' t mean custom tailored. You can be very poorly dressed
that way. Have you seen our Winter Suit models—Allie Om- .3 3 , ‘
" Ii
born, The Earle, The Reflex and VByron? V‘ . ;V
SHOES ‘ . Klfi V
For the male members of your family. The Ianappiest in ‘Vi ‘
town. . In 1'
Rubbers for men and boys;
'AT
sELLECK & PIE
HEAD-TO- FOOT OUTFITTERS. . ,
98 Washington St. 'Soutii.Norwalk.-"
Telephone Call 324-2. ‘ '
At DIbble s Grocery—Mutual Help
Thole Mackerel in pails hat/e had a quick sale and here are the second
lot. Bright and right; 20 fish in a pail $1..00 The first lot was good;
this lot better.
We expect to have New Crop New Orleans Molasses for our Saturday
trade. if it is as good an bargained for. l have the fineat possible” “I
lected especially for holiday trade. Perfection of quality; 556: gal. 14c qt;
Calling attention to our 22c Coffee—a sweet drinking Coffee that qwill
suit many. at a low price” Try it. 22c. -
Lemons are cheaper. Fine ones at 25¢ a dozen. ‘
Yacht Club Salad Dressing. which we have been out of. now in stock. 2V6o
New fresh lot of Drakes Cake for Saturday business. '
Maiag: Grapes (tinted kind), 15¢ per pound.
Small Oranges, 15c dozen; 2 dozen for 25¢.
A few Home Laid Eggs at 45¢ per dozen.’ ”5! Iii
Fooling away Best Butter at 25¢ per pound. ' P"
Cheese that will please: mild and rich, Cream Cheese, 18th.": 5" ;
Finest Sweet Cider, 22;; gal.; 6c qt. Nice Parsoips. ‘:¢ .- .5 ‘
Hoping to serve and please.
LORENZO DIBBLE
Telephone Call 26-4.
BEN HUR FLOUR. PVEVR BARREL
Puntaks Floul, any’V kind [IL .......................... ‘. . .3
litlI kw hunt F'ltull ........ I ............................... . p kg.,V‘:10p'
Solid Packed 'lolnutoes ................ . ........ . ...... ..I5. Saudis? -
.litlrly .lullc Polls '. ._ . ; .35. «.5. IV. .V .1 ............................. 315:“ 255:
\it-w Yolw Stair i‘olll ....................... .... .. . ..... .... _3,oano. 25¢
15 ()ltlngcs ......... ........ ........ ’ .5 .......... I ......... _.;..,..3 .......
Full line Fruit and Vegetables.
UNITEO OROCERV COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN OT; 3 ' - W” P0 RT OT.
80. NO’gtWAl-K. CT. ‘ ' " l l. EAIT MRWAI. GT.
TEL 1 . i ‘7
, flit-Int
war r‘Illl Install. NEW rolllt. rlIoVIliaIIce Iluo All. m..- tranche;
couture scnoots use AND “continua
HUB RANGES
BECAUSE they respond quickly to every wfih of the 1
cool: and- have all of the modern points of a}? truction '
. MPerfect Damper, choice of. Grates (easily int chart g '
able), lame Broiler Door. large Ash Psh1;_oye 3
Nick-l Earls. perfectly operating Hub Oveh'i LII“): '
no wait as many other dilitinctlrkw “V
which belong to the flu. alone,
the well- earned name oi" ‘ei i
HIOHESTV GRADE - l
V ”Wait. ”ili’fiillifli‘ myfififi’”
Norwalk Chronicler