For Not-walk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Wednesday 3An extended
and 08 Mill. pressure in the Lillie to!
ion is grounding!
alhsec‘ bus east he Rocky Mo‘u‘n
Conditionso do not indicate any
decided change in the weather tor this
violatin. .
A son has been born .to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank asunder... or Railroad Avenue.
...—......”
Mrs. Thomas I Raymond is in Dai- '
ton, Pia. where her mother is quite
s
There will he a rehearcai of the first
degree thiii evening by the learn of"
Butler Dodge.
—~ ream Flour. 990 has; 8660 hole
Fig- H!“ W‘ .
Colfax Encampment met last event.
ling and conferred the third degree on
two candidates .
if you are looking for dirt. go to a
real eetateagcnt. You won't find it
in the Harris a Gene Company's coal.
W -.
nines Fowler Post, 0. A. R.. held
a regu or business meeting, last even.-
ing but only routine matters were
tmnilacted.
*Horse Clipping at Luther M.
Miami.
The Franklin and Concord schools
and the residence of Principal W. C.
Footie are now connected with the tel
cpbone service
The Hospital Which Club will hold
a iiocal with Mrs. Marshad l-l. Toilet
194 East avenue. East Norwaik Friday
evening at 8 cclbclr.
The trial of Robert Social charged
with assault was continued in the
town court until tomorrow morning.
when it will be tried out
Mrs. Anus Palmer. of South Nor-
walk. was disini from the Nor-
walk hospital yes crda'y afternoon. of
ter two weeks’ treatment.
Golden Rule Clrcile. King's Daugh
te’rs‘. will inset F‘r y attemocn at
the home of Mrs son K. St John
15 St John avenue t Norwallr.
If hendyoll are troubled with diuy spells.
header: e. gee ion cons patios
Holliat'er's my ‘o’u'ntairl as will
make you well. ylf it fails. get your
gt y, back That's fair. 35 cents
sted's Drug Store.
C Buck Burials. of l-‘sirlleld avenue.
who has been Kneading two weeks iii
Vir no, on a
ed stir in South Norwallt tomorrow
The Bible Clubs 08 the South Nor-
walk Baptist church will hold a meet-
Ilng. wednssdgy evening. at the home
of Frederick Lyon in Henry street.
~Peerless Flour. (his bag; 85. 50 bbi.
F. D. Inwton & Co. 4‘
The “Voiuntur” Chicle of King’s
Daughters of The Norwalk M. E.
Church will meet with The Misses
ngtgh Wednesday evening. Nov. 22nd.
l 0 .
Joseph B. Rider is engaged in sur-
veying the property on North Main
street recently purchased by the film
one Company. which is soon to open-
u branch factory here. The erection of
a new building at the front of, the old
til‘t’lllnanu shop will soon be commenc-
PiIiiliK ii Hilliiiiii
03 its 3:5ntei- 8t.. sh d‘i‘e'pért‘ dolls.
says: “A recent severe cold developed
into a bronchial cough which kept me
ill-ll constant state oi' distress. l could
not take a full breath without cough-
iiis'. in my rounds be letter carrier 1
came in daily on with people who
had been similarly handled and near-
ly every one 01 than told me i ought
to tails unonins. Miter struggling
along for’evsral dabblin a vain effort
u. sure myself witfl‘M-cifectlve mix-
/
tum and liaissins. I decided to cease
my obstinacy and-"get some Linonlne
in three days' time my cough had
vanished aal lfb magic. “casino is
wonderfully medicine and it you
have I. cold don't silo use Lino-
niiie in roll anything else.
That's t Aimee one who has Just
been through the mill of experience "
[Annelise at all :dgug stores-willie.
i
“21“.“... am
FRESH PORK
Cut From small Pius
" >l2r. fill)
it...
not weather in .
tinting trip. is expect; H
. ~iichoi'll
‘ itiia iith oi. tit
Ame :“h‘ségm lint erasing. ” a
‘ll‘i'r ioWrrcy sills
gar. ibis ibl., 50c.
‘——o
calico.
hinaJMidb‘Wilist Oi iiI E1Vitals
gvmx
IN Vii“
.A meeting of the Pastor's Helpers.
of. the Booth Norwalk Baptist Church,
will be held tomorrow evening.
this 3A. edlc reason
ofvllaydl nilllu more lfill of
vere attack of the grip at his home ”in
litrsniilin street. Documents is threat-
cued.
five
...-—
~Gran. omIgar. 10% lbs. 50c.
DI‘IA‘
F.
The Rice Box. and Printing Comp-
aim of Dliiib W. fins tiled an incor-
poration colt! cote n the cities of the
secretary of state. captial stock auth-
prised, 860.000 , .
All the evidence was submitted at
the were. hearing yesterday. and the
argument at. the cases will take place
shortly. A decision may be expected
before Spring:
The case of William H. Ross. of
“cut it... . would
0 O W B
in ethics. ’Rosg has reformed and n
tulle was entered
If there is anything you need in the
line of furniture carpets. melting or
draperies for to tone up your home.
tor the family reunion you can supply
your Wants at A. J. Collins & Co.
Miss A. E. Baldwin. assistant any»
tiriniendcnt at the Franklin School,
and Miss Maud ill. Wolfe are planning
. an entertainment to be given by mem-
bers of the school early in December.
A special comunication of Old Well
No 108 F and A. M. was held last
evening and the Master Mason's de-
gree was worked on several candi
quet was sen ed.
Dear Gus: ‘-l have solved the moth-
crln law problem; just give her regu
lariy Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
it will make her healthy. happy and
docile as a lamb. 35 cents. Tea. or
Tablets. Piaisted’ a drug store.
The nomination of Second Lieulen
ant William Vail None. of Bristol. for
first lieutenant. Conmany D. First in-
iantry. Connecticut National Guard.
h'iischleen approved by Adjutant (letter
s cc-
Charlee 8. Stevens. the South Nor
walk marksman. continues seriously
ill at his home in Fairlield avenue. al-
though he is more rational and com-
H. G Scoflcld. Hugh Sterling. w. 0.
Calhoun. was ington. George. 0. H
King. Frank laser. Bridgeport. E. l.
Scofleld. John E. Keeley, Stamford.
Will iillam
.ngour. Samuel Keelei
id'gedeld?ll.. Byrnes um Starts
id Stevens. W. I0. fit tottard. Bert
Byer, William Davis. 3. J. Hosiord. w.
Johnson.W S. Qeelnmoldi.. F.W
alter, J.M. wil'itevena. J. A. Helllngs.
New Teri: 'l‘. P C. Furies. Jr.. Brook-
lyn; ’l‘ J. Townsend. T. H. chlsoy.
W. 8. Nedgen‘t. D. B. Murray. C. D.
Raymond. Boston. Charles R. Wheeler.
Spring old. were guests at the Hotel
Cliffor yesterday.
maelso WITH HER mosey.
...—.....-
Msn Who Had Promised to Marry
Wsnldo Disappears.
MERIDEN. Nov. 81 -A woman giv
ing the name bf Amelia Kuhn and her
home in Waterlown Wilt, rushed into
the police station yesterday afternoon
and told the police
sins. a man who had omised lo mar-
her. was trains with 92. 000 he held!
iduced her hint
The coreple arrived in Meridcn on incl
2: 10 cap as ’l'hb man said he would
attend to the
been seen since i
. He has not
is believed he
i’umped pedbaolr on the train. The Hart
ord police wertl notified
Warciuuciroe HOLD-UP new.
‘ Cl-lwmo, Nov. ilk—«Chief of Police
Collins issued an 'order yesterday at-
tornoon hatching.“ detectives to line-
clal duty in various parts of the city
to watch tor hold-up men. From 7
o'clock at night until 4 o‘clock in the
morning they are to roam through the
districts frequented by robbers and be
on the alert to prevent hold-ups a u
buf‘giiirles. in oohnecticn with to
new crusade all bandits arrested are
to be shown to the policemen at the
fries ai stations as on aid in future
dent cation
aatrnammo TIOKIT acALPens.
CPOKANE. Washi. Nov. ill ~8ult to
enjoin ticket scalpara on the ground
that they are inlet-faring witbl its or-
state commerce was begun in the tin-
ited States Court yesterday The
Great Northern dlwmgtaintu alnst
A. IOtti .
b’gcr b :‘du‘ otke’ilet‘“ oftlc‘e
Mill er, ’nrun slit:
in spasms. The railroad company
gives notice that. it will appear be
fore the Federal Court December a
and ask for an injunction restraining
defendants from selling tickets at cut
rates.
Paulolliir Hanna lMPIOVIO.
CHICAGO. Nov. ”remnants-sports
of a stead sin in the condition or
President. than: R. Hm of the
University of Chicago. were continued
yesterday by his appearance on the
campus. He was wheeled about in
an inv’alld‘a ch r and s t.“ more than
a baifh our out core“ twins the 9m
- it t
m Or, “3E,” been on doors
weak and snodriilg traces
Mill
"installs
uses-lair
813831“.
of his most illness. he was declared
to be stitch improved.
..a.
F. ‘
dates At the close of the work it bau- .: "
posed. lilo market in Railroad avenue . ‘ v ‘
. is closed temporariliy. ‘ "
gm! Edward Ad ‘
l O’btqlmtebnbtdor cm
no cAas or organ . ours on use
We do not know. ot a single instance
where a coughwc cold. resuitad in
pnednionla or multimillion when Fe
- ley's essay 0 r.
it and colds perfectly
‘ chances with some on
, 5.. known preparation which may contlun
been taken
.lt cut a
so do golfilte
{OD JMrw
Willi?
, cause stipation. a
that MW . 8&0very from a
ill; I Honey and Tar
illitute oitcrod. Bold
To a who r sterile
mfflhhropriatiltg I'iat
term three years
. 3 and mailing rapid strokes to win pub-
lic lives more and more. We are
v’ not “ll“? with the tide, but rather
againsliill stream circumvention. We
can keep afloat and our heads above
. water ibiibout‘ fs'ar oil béiiig swamped
or sinkl because we always carry
. the iii'e'p rv‘er oi "hol‘iesfy" to sup
2’ port tgas in the ebb and now of trade.
‘lleen' i ted in Sbuth Nor-
wnwlk‘ sit on merit s. and have boon
I_ _ sucmsaiui: We believe our silences
. 1 is due “to: honest goods and fell treat-
mentto
When in need of Furniture or Stay
as cell and see us You will get a
equal-e dul
A. J. Angevino 8!;- Son.
tenth Norwaik. moo.
184 Washington Btuet.
MEN’S WINTER stills. . fl
ovencoars AND silicosis. i ,
Any who see these Butte will at coca realize what an extraordinary
low price Ie quoted. The styles are the very newest: the fabrics are the
most popular: while the Workmanlhip la in every way and detail thoroughly
correct. All thatIthc new Winter Season dictates in the way of styles In
superior grade materials at a popular low. price,
. .. .—
DOUBDE BREASTED BACK SUlTS.
novel effects in new overplaids and
stripe effects; dark and medium col
ore. Those Butts will attract many
men who like something exclusive. .
SINGLE BREASTED SACK SUITS
Full mixtures. the now slate and
at mile mixtures and ovorplaids;
pi- par and s it effects in both Cris
til: vi. and 'orstod fabrics .......
STYLISH WORSTED SUITS, a very
interesting display at this price. No
other store in South Norwalk can
boast of so many styles and quali-
ties at. ..........................
SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED
BLACK SUITS. black Cheviots‘. Thi
bate. rough Serges: single and don-
ble breasted sacks sizes for young
and old. large Or email ............
MEN‘S OVERCOATO.
$7.00
Fine quality Overcoats. black and
and Oxfords; Venetian lined and sat-
in fliflevefli all ailes.. . $10-00
BflPiii-lifli flfliiiliil BflMi’iiil.
8 North Main “Matinee“! Norwalis.
$7.00
$10. 00
$7. 00
$10.00
$7.00
$10.00
$7 .00
$10. 00
levee-ads-
HARRY GOOD WIN. Manager.
The Paris Cloak and Suit Holst.
LOUlS UDELM AN. Proprietor.
33 South Main street, South Norwallr.
STIERING EALE 0F WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S VERY NEWEST
I COAT8.8U1TS AND PURE.
Womens Sample Butts. made oi Pun Cheviot. worth 830; for this sale 919. 08
Women's Coats worth 839.00; for this sale .............. 917.98
Women's Costs. worth 818.50; for this sale. 6.98
For lined Coats of Russian squirrel. worth 966.00; for this sale........ 39.00
ChildrensCoats. . 81.98 up
Women'skainCoau. .. 99.98: worth double
liable or lssbelis Fox Marines. fine, 2 1-2 yards ions. with natural
tails and paws. beautifully lined and finish. worth 885: for this sale 22. 48
Large Pillow shaped Mulls to match at .........912.i9. 810.00 and 918.00
Malta and Ascot Ties ......... .. .. 818.90 such
Cray Siberian Squirrel Ascot Ties. 2 ya rde long. of selected e‘nd. clear
dark skin ...... .... ..... 87.98
Ties of Blended Lynx at ... ... .. ”.98
Come early and get them. as they are going fast.
Remember. alterations. free oi charge.
sense. [We
alsovleeere so less
1.. UDiiilMAN, Prop.
louis Udelman‘ outlier and furnisher
rail Washington Street (next door to Post Olficc) South Norwallt.
1
A slips on MRN‘B ovalncoms Aim s‘lil'l‘s.
812.00 Men's Butts for 80.98. “
AM 00 Overcoat. 911.98.
Men's Pants at 93.48; worihdouble.
Man a shirts. worth 81. 90. for this sale. 99c.
Men's shirts worth its for this sale. 49c.
Men's Union- malls bulls. worth 995.;00 tor this sale. 818.99.
Fleece lined Underwear. 89c.
or- ..«.d..‘. d...a slid
.-
i. UDRLMAN. rrop.
d-v'r’lb rl
assistance.
CUILF‘OED NOV.81.--Tiw tug Ai-
kliis Hughes and barge which went
nation;I origalkucr'walang yestefilliyt.
were early ay y tug oi
oi be ..A Scott wrecking Company
at London. whidgd arrived durib
the night. The fies does not a
pear to have been amaged. although
she was dry at low water. She. went
toSachems Heed under her urn
steam and the Alert went to New II! v
on for orders. iCapt. smith. of this
place. with his motor boat. stood
the wrockers nearly all night to give
if "' Emerson Silii
. Honest all through .
, FOR MEN. 88.90 «834.00;
No need to praise this Shoe. its
wearing qualities. style and fit one
too well known. Pebble who hove
been going to Bridgeport to secure
this shoe will llnd a complete shock-a
at- my store
Ghii KEELER’b
459 Washington ISL. Bo. Nor-walk.
POPULAR Anusnmnurs
HOYT’ S THEATRE.
Matinee and Night, WEE. NOV. 88
The Novelty of the Veal-
Original (Copyrighted) life- size
Britt-Nelson
MOTION PICTURES.
Taken at the Ringside at Coima. Cat.
September ii, 1906
Tremendous Success Everywhere.
COMPLETE EIOH ass Houses.
Prices 25. ... 50,789.
Sale starts Friday. Nov. 17.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
SATURDAY, NOV. 85TH.
The Return Engagement of
ArchyL. Shepard’s
Moving Pictures
Ohowinga Complain New Line of
Pictures including
A Trip Throu it than
Down in the cal Mines
Winter Sparta in Many Lands
The Life at a New Yet-it Policeman
And 100 Others.
Matinee oi 2:18; Evening ats: 15.
PRiCEO:
Matinee-Adults. 80:: Children, 100.
lvanlnp ............ zocaiid dado
Seats on Sale ow.
St. Joseph’s lair.
Mum nan.
IedfleSday
rain :OMliOiNOL
.ADMiIIiON ............ 18 OINTI
0st the toiliw tori.
stamps Jot-lit ,Iavtvums.
Oil 03‘ “308 MORE! .0030”. 0.».
will leave Steamboat Doc’g, South Nor- 101”
weiit. at» mo a. In
. Not-walk lattice to mmufih
it
I! r’.‘ (“MD O" Isaaieisasseb 34”
A "(0on mti lsedi
_ i‘"
OINDLI "fl‘ IdvviIasseae-‘ssis
Returning will. leave: Pier 88.3.
(new when?” still) at 9 p. mm hoot ct iii.-
flst at. 18 so: new
fir ”Edgar! .3ridgepcrt and in .
mass.
n. An.
1
» ’ vii all u ohahle. £er
. 1r“militia-data in gtyloyo honest in slide
‘ too was"... in. sailor steal
by warranted. for lad es and mines” in
oh
that your mind is on new. You are
You are askadw buy. Your intelli
forest will decide this to your satlafo
A OLOVI TURN. ‘
Pay you well if at all interested in
gloves to get- -an early chance at the
following lots: .
ladies’ fancy lined cashmcrctte
gloves in reys, blacks. lens and
browns. at be a pair.
Lndies' heavy worsted gloves in
black. greys and white at 26c And 50c
a pair.
The Hialop kid love. every pair
all the newest shades, at 91 a pair'."
Ladies’ heavy Walking gloves in
tans, at 81. '
Children's worsted gloves in greys,
browns. white and red, at 25c. pair.
MIN'IO OLOVEB.
men’s driving walking and dress
gloves in the most popular shades.
cable stitched for 91 and 91. 60 pair.
90 Mens calfskin driving gloves at
it s. youths' and boys' wool gloves
A 5 us. in this adv. i. beyond dispute. one in-
hula ad is above argument. cede»
gtlon. _
made in. fullout serum over seam and ‘
‘Mh.
ossn reasonable things to tempt
We've chosen Just the merchsuwiga
asked to road the chapters); dildo
use will prompt ’9‘“. Year 86le
stasustsrra walla
FOR WOM bit. I
The warm. comfortable salts or
winter wear and costing you but it is
more than ordinary cotton fabrics.
indies dannclette skirts: in' pink
and white. blue and white, tilll also I .-
mater ilsnnelotte skirts, made with
deep licences. in all-igloo or plain", coi-
iii-ed nannaiettse at
La lea tttlped- ileuneiette grill
with ink and blue elitists, in dises’ J.
19,1 at soc.
Ladies' nannclettc gowns in stripiid
flannelette or plain colors madeiyoite .
sheet, at 909.
cuteness s rosoooau divs
Arc here in new assortment. Every
child wants on They ve mu
comfort at email cost. I e have i
colors. Disin and stripe effects. at 89
and tub.
andtbnoai r. I
88-85 Washington Street _
This
86 WASHINGTON ST»
'6 WASHINGTON BTRBET.
AGENCY FOR WATER
yros‘rAL atoms A
DOLLs AL
COMIC CARDS. 10 FOR ............
N. 5. R YA
.Havc you investigated our Fall stun
W8 mil-l?
Sleek Reducing Sale
SOUTH NORWALK.
enact Al.“ DALE.
READY-TO-WEAR HATS, 98c.
TRIMMED HATS. 93.50.
' S. S. TIL-LOTSON,
scum NORWALK. court.
A New line of Religious Goods J net
Received
MAN FOUNTAIN PEN.
T REDUCED PRICES.
L PRICED.
.................................. 50 ..
, I
NELSON’S
DOLVINT NOTICE.
District ..of Norwalk. as, Probate
Court. November, 18th. A. D.. 1000.
Estate of Mary Knapp. late of Nor
walk. in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis
trlct of Norwaik. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said estate to ex-
who neglect to present their accounts,
properly attested. within said time.
will be debuted a recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are re-
dues. ed to melts lmmcdiatetfsyment
RANCEBA. BA B.
on 88 d9 Adlniniatrstrlx.
hlhlt their claims for. sbttibmont. 'i‘nolo '
Big A lid Lillie Tulkeus
for big and little amulet Though
our Thanksgiving him may vary. in
also. their llavor, taxidermy andvli’w
cious qualities do not. They are all
selected with the greatest care drool
corn- -.fed carefully raised testis, Mil
especially for our trade. Your Thanks
giving feast will not he a smile
without a good turkey. 0st onenow, ‘
and it will be the best you over die.“ ‘A
J. W. DODGE.
successor to Jacob Oohaub. ,:.'
82 Washington Itreat. ’Pilsna 888-33
1 SOLVENT scribe.
HM
District of Norwalk. as. Probate
Court. November 18th.». AD. Jim.
Rotate of Emma 14. Knapp ll. late 08,
Norwnik in said District. deco
The Court of Probate for the I
trict of Norwalk. hath limited iii- .
lowed six months item the deter. rs-
of for the creditors of said as
exhibit their claims for aortici‘ntut.
Those who no lent to present the
counts proper y attested. withiil Nd
time. will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to state are-re ‘-.
quested to rock 6 i mm
it)
at! 98 d5 Administratria.
Is more than a cough:
mtion or serum of
[m . ..viccnsumption.
13$;
lungs-milled to asthma and»: an: mt
".l
bi‘O
It
inc. and cough carol.
8°... cs are errthioss and
[it I .l
B ILIANBL
O.
Ream.
years.
cs9 with hot. clsu8m
in intensity only. “
m; it”
alone has triumphed in every cast
18 drops every I8 hours and BE am no habit“.
IIIIOUWMM Mauls
preambles, meet: tfiflfismflcnv Wis this 1
con agent I g p sgmiveuosingifltew_
Wolverine dethroned or once borne. keep up. ‘
rib-newlines.“ u .
“Wally tor a few wash and we more I card
a tastings of quick consumption. its
~. ”a Fiywmhifiooflml
“bit
Norwalk Chronicler