in 15.55: Hayes'.
ly onwalk. is spending
Thafi’ifsglvi‘t‘i‘g y in town.
him satin M; source. of Lowe
strilet has go o to life:- Rockaway. to
random over “my sin
Potbuisty P(“l0$33;sinner“,as:hai‘lellil 1.;
r.. it pure use
a 1000 Wintun toting? ear. .
'W V
Windows full, of toys along the bus
inesa streets are indications of the
.....
near approach of Chictmas.
~rTh'e Conan Doyle great $25,000
story. begins in the New York Tribune
Sunday. Dec 3. Be sure and read it.
........___......
Mrs..l~‘rank A. Parsons. of Ellington.
Conn, is spending Thanksgiving wlth
. lierlfathcr, Edward Burnham. of West
street.
Dennis Leahy has severed his con-
nection with the Connecticut Railway
and Lighting company after twelve
years 0 service
~Stllctly NatiVe Turkeys. from 220
to 250. at the Public Market.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry 0. Hoyt. of Bur-
ritt avenue, will spend Thanksgiving
with Mr. Hoyt’s mother in West End ' "
avenue. New York,
Frank w; Clark . and sister, Mia's
Jennie S. Clark. of Woooward avenue.
are the guests of relatives in Newark,
N. .1. over Thanksgiving;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M Lawrence.
of Lowe street. are spending Thanks
giving with Mr. ad Mrs. Arthur B
Partrick. in Bridgeport.
*Choice Native Turkeys, 20 and 22::
10.. at Hayesf.
‘The union barber shops of Hartford
will reduce their running time an hour
a day on and after January 1 opening
at 8 a. in. instead of 7.
«thee-“M ,
Guild advice to women if you want
a beautiful complexion, clear akin.
bright eyes, red lips. good health, take
liolllsber’a Rocky Mountain Tea
There is nothing like it. 35 cents.
Tea or Tablets. Plaisted's Drug
Store.
liaroid Van blew. who is at present
a linotype operator in Richmond. Vir
ginia. has arrived in town to spend
Thanksgiving at his home.
The Post Publishing Cini-pany. of
Bridgeport has filed with the state see-
rotary a certificate of increase of cup-
ital stock from 860.000 to $200..000 '
——Slr Wigei. Conan Doyle's great
story in the Sunday New York 'l‘rlv
bone. begins Dec. 3. Order from your
ucwsdealer
it is thought that the loss at the.
plant of the Lockwood Manufacturing
company occasioned by the fire of
Monday afternoon. will be about $700.
Misses Meade. May and Gertrude
Harris. of West street. went to West-
field Conn, this morning to spend
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs.
George Dreher.
Are you lacking in strength and
vigor? Are you weak? Are you in
palnf you feel all run down?
The bl Iijng of health and strength
coineI to all who use Hollisier s Rocky
Mountain m. lib cents. Plalated'c
Drug Store.
no
Leslie Font who recently came up
from Kentucky. where he has been lo-
cated during the past summer. has
taken a position as bell boy at the lie-
tol Clifford. '
The hearing on the ”South Wilton
water rights matter which was to
have (0N0 up Itorday Went over for
the convenien of the commissioners
No date fervtlie next hearing has II
yet been let.
m
A LIGWVD COLD CURE.
A Cough Syrup which drives it cold
outoftheaytteinb ac guacath
"$130!! the howciIHI 0 red .lic i'treir
hilt vs one an or.
also» the tau-oat. Itrznltfiuthii
lungs and bronchial tubes. The moth-
. er'I friend and the children‘s favorite.
host for Group Whooping-Congam
A liquid cold fours and the only
I
Syrup which moves the heroic
works all cold out of the ”Titan. V1915
by The tilt _ Filament”: ,
r mun-I m
5V ly (”thatM the hood; I emollient oi
Chichtlter,‘ of Greenwich.
not: This 5 plain-
advise
, ’33:?
full!
ll i'.
t ”.9sz it!
I. mince ry
”Rim lie mid
the lie and
t y II sibie:
For shaping
boards are their
around the chitin
ltd VijVad '
t‘icle. sooner the
wolndii' no is doing her own manl-
touring learns this better for the
' t
cream on an o ow ‘d Itiek very
gently and with much caution. This
will keep the nail slung and almond-
shaped and cause the means to ap-
pear. There are moons It the base
of every nail. and perseverance in
this treatment will make them ap-
pear.- .
Many wrongly believe that man-
uoi or domestic work decals the
ngiils to ugliness. but. inn is not so
The treatment advised there will
bring out all the natural shell tints
of the nails and preserve their beau-
ty indefinitely. But they must have
regular attention. or their beauty
will disappear. ,
To C]. ‘ 1V0”.
Wash the crud eats well in soup
and water. using a soft toothbrush
to remove the dust from any fine
work there may bu upon them. Drv
them by laying them in bright sun-
shine. keeping them constantly wet
with soapy water for several days
while they are in the sun Finally
wash and rinse them again. Never
let them get dry. or the heat will
cause the ivory to learn.
if the ivory is much stained. but
finely ground pumice stone and wa-
ter, moisten well and lay in the sun
to bleach. ‘ as 5 above recommended.
If this does not succeed. wash the
knife bundles or other articles will:
one part, of nitric acid and ten parts
of water.
Polish with very finely powdered
whitening-made into a paste with
vinegar.
HOFSEHOLII SUGGESTIONS.
n.5,...
Jellies are of a finer liar or when
the sugar is not bqiiad long with the
Juice.
To make boiled potatoes white let
them lie (pared) in cold water for
two or three hours previous to cook-
ing. .
Boiled cauliflower will be much
whiter if placed in the saucepan
bIad «lawn. to insure their submer-
si‘on
Cooked merit simmered gently in a
good curry sauce is quite digestible.
and flinch more tasty than cold most.
A good way of cleaning ollcloth is
to” sponge it well with‘skim milk.
as it brightens and prenervee the
color.
When making starch for light. fa-
brics add one teaspoonful of ham.
which not only keeps things cleaner.
but puts a nice gibIVI on them.
Woman Suflrm iii China.
in OhioI‘ the lever for new thingI
resign” who the jibmen says I cor-
reIpondei‘it. schools are being open-
ed for them: some go to Japan to
study. and the emprgsi has ordered
the cred on til a European school
for girls in Pakin‘.‘ (it need hardly
be added that in all these schools
the teachers Ire impugn. ) A move
merit for fIinihi lie emancipation iI
shaking the old order i'o l‘tVI founda-
tlon. The Chinese wont“ new roads
her mafia‘llnea. in which Ihe finds
articleI on wothan’h rlghte trailIlatcd
from the Japanese. 5, .
liouble'Decm Slide Neat.
This will be friend a great con-
valence whore “ robotic not. pro
titled «till I atom. or it obtl‘atu mm
necessity of keeping Incas under the.-
do collect dd 1.
hit‘.“
, 1 val and cement of bear Admiral (that;
it ' at a drill-class liot'el. at a rats much
not very deeply. rub the surface with .
‘~(miy
tutti _
by... “C;
out _ I x! All
. it and pop:- or
, iii danger also.
, " throng
it» trance tir no. to: the royal palace. will
‘ 55 they we were going to attend a state
Junction: and 1 concluded that
. ”.mi'égivea a to
Captain Joined may i
mending outlier. with the entire hauls:
r. commender-inabhlef.‘ for a tiirloullll
of four days in home. To all. save
myself. it. was the first visit to the
"llhornul City." and will long abide .
in the memories of us all, as one of
thé marked” events etc lifetime.
Through the courtesy und‘l bounty of
the railroad animals at Neuter. I Inc
needed in chin! iii ”a liberal discount
in force. and the usury of a special
car. reserved entirely for the use of
our party. Also through the,generos
lty of a friend at Rome comfortable,
accommodations for all were obtained
below that] or the regular thrill Add-
ed to all this Was the been of a r‘grc.
good guide. one Malaspina by name.
who now every stone of the blatant:
city; and who. each day. provided as
with excellent landaua It a modest
cost. from whose comfortable recesses
we saw well nigh everything that
there woe to be Seen in the chart tllno
allotted us
The principal event. of our visit.
however. one that stands well to the
front of every man’s memory. was our
presentation at the vatican. This was
partially arranged through the char-
teijiyi of that ever ready and dieting
ulshed servant of Americans in Rome,
Mr. Henry White. ambassador of the
United States of America. to the
Qulrlnal. i any "partially." because it
was not. by Mr. White himself that
we Were presented. but owing to his.
kind offices we were placed it touch
with that American among Americans,
Monaigneur Kennedy. the distinguish-
ed and obligatlng director of the A-m
cllcan College at Rome. a native of
old Philadelphia. and a man whose
lure gifts and valuable services have
rendered him a welcome visitor at
the Vatican. Owing to the old con-
troversy between church and state. an
ambassador to the king is not persona
grate at the Vatican. and vice verso
it was therefore. that we looked to
Monselgneur Kennedy to arrange the
imatter for us. which he successfully
did with pleasing piomptitude.
Oil the afternoon of October 25th.
exactly at 3 bolock. we started forth
in carriages from our hotel. through
a drenching rain. to the Vatican We
were met at the {anions Porton di
Bronze by the moniielgneur. who ush-
cred us up the great staircase. with
itaauperb marbles. uni] marvelous mo-
saics. past the stalwart and stately
Swiss guards. clad in their fantastic
uniform designed centuries ago by
thiiillaol Angelo. into the m air:
room of the renowned Consii .L‘y Hall.
or Hall of the Caidluals. where royal
visitors only are received. The men.
of their own accord. had purchased a
lingo basket of flowers and had tied
the handle with two cap ribbons. beni-
lng in large. gold. embroidered letters
the words. U S. Flagship Minneapolis
The doors lending in the Consistory
were at length thrown open and the
men one of them bearing the basket.
passed within.
After a few monlents' delay. which
was employed in arranging ourselves
in military order. the signal for al-
icnco was given. and the Pope enter-
ed followed by two cardinals. ills
meeting was personal. cordial and
without ceremony lie approached and
shook hands with each man. who in
turn bent the knee: while those
among them who were Catholics of
the Bullion Communion, kissed the
Apostolic Ring also: the rest of us
but. knelt. This was followed by an
address of welcome from the Pope
who spoke in Italian. which was speed
lly translated into llinglisb by our in
still sponsor. the monIeigneur. lic-
thanked us with urbane courtesy for
our visit and enjoined upon every
man the necessityo of an uncompro
inising obedience to authority as the
rule of life for the caller and sol-
dier. lie dismissed on with the apes
iollc blessing.. not only for ourselves.
but for our families also. At the Wilt
cluslou. the men. with unrestrained
enthusiasm. gave vent to titres rolls
cheers “for the Pope." The men-
so gnour alloyed my douth. by uncur-
ing me that it was all right. and that
His Holiness was greatly plenIed with
the demonstration. Thus ended it
memorable visit.
i won impressed during the uudi
once by the singularly benign and lil-
nloot 'lililllliy expression. upon tin!
'opcs face The features are not
laiiu'gututicd. they are cVen common-
place. but illuniincd. witllal. by a
strange and basal fut light that Icem-
‘ oil in very actually. “the beauty of
balloons.” KindneII. great sympathy
and compassion are written All cm
the strong Ind smiling countenance.
ii is hunt patrloiiul in cute. perhaps.
thud was that of his lIte predecessor.
1100 itiil. lIII‘ astute. lIII whey. but
above all things. it iI I good. even I
holy. face. » z perches indebted to Iuid II to are-
Durtuga strict shill dent course. amt-d in mm immediate rigour
cation with an elitist of «ending
at the Vatican. i shit i the II : JOHN w. nonunion,
so often :- acted in e dailr l; undo I? Admiiltatrator.
were treat i ii. if the present one . '
were indeed contempt-this malaise i. idi.
.thc canon: of some of MI eIrly pre-
donation. and euro etcf limalli. II.
“who“ to retire to
tile Initiator cit Il’
in part of one year. He replied. with
no other moon than that of expert
’himiliatflo
M'r'
lltz.‘
“ti-”lib”
. no
la Iulile. that it VIII not true. if for
flatbed proceeded to remind. .
lions iI full of the most. darn it“
of like In:
the tires at
more continuity
we stated before. in
t'Irr-lvul at (labour. a few
3. u
o
resented to no. this conversation I
added force: There was the crowd. in
small boats. surrounding the shirt ll’
what if some watch should take that
when the police fought our way
the crowd..to .goin an on
the
Pope Was a wiser man than the King.
under existing circumstances. for he
remained almond. and took no risks
A DISABTROUB CALAMITY.
it is a disastrous calamity. when on
lose your health. because indigest on
and continuum have capped it away.
From t relief can be had in Dr. Klug‘ s
New lfe Pills. They build up your
digestive organs, and cure headache.
dizziness. colic. .r constipation. etc.
Guaranteed at F. H. Baxter'a South
Nor-walk. and E. P Weed' s. Norwolk
drug stores; $60.
"'. .
MILD WEATHER PREDICTID. .
. «It-II..-
All Sign: on thI5FIrm-Polnt to a Short
‘ :Wlntcr.
It is not hard to believe that we are
goingth have a mild and short winter.
We are generally having winter wreath
or at this time of year but the delight-
ful sort of offering we. have been on-
joying for over two months still gives
every Sign of continuing. Thanksgiv-
ing is here and then Christmas will
come within less than a month.
When it; comes to prognosiicutlon.
particularly in regard to winter, the
farmers are always to be reckoned
with and they are as one in piedlciing
that the cold season will be mild and
of celupartlvely short duration. All
the signs on the farm point that way.
There are the. goose bone and the corn
husk the wild geese and the musk rat
nests. ..
rut animals are said to burn unus-
ually this could now and barnyard
fowls have not. blossomed out in their
usual heavy coated! feathers. The win-
ter wheat this full is not protected by
the tough outer covering as it general
ly is and the tender shoots have unit:
lag to protect them from the frost. it
is said that some formats are now
tuluing cattle out to feed on these
green shoots!
Robins have been heard singing
within the past few days and a man
from over the New York state lino
said he saw a. flock of blue birds on a
fence. Another man picked a dande-
lion recently while anouier reports
having seen violets in bloom. All
these things are supposed to point to
unusuIlly mild weather between now
and Irvine
”Wt
t
r*.”--
i
buts .
Charming
Chocolate-
Coated
_ canfection
”servant ‘ name‘s. ' “
District of Norwalk. Ia. Probate
Court. November :3. A. 0.. icon.
Estate of William Zimmerman. late
of Norwuilt. in said district deceased
The Court of Probate for the bio
trictof ofNorwIlk lintb limited and
alloved six months from the date
hereof .for the creditors of said ea-
tuio to exhibit their claims for outlin-
iuont. Those who neglect to present
their ”counts. properly coated. with .
in acid time. will be dobarrod u re-
covery. All personii indebted to said
estate are reoriented to make immed-
iate payment to
WllililAbl MYERS.
n23 30 d7
Administrator.
Isiqifiwudriomm
”7"“
District of Norwalk. tilt. Probate
Court. Novoiiibvr 23. A 1).. i000.
lilotaie of Laura llogorduo. init- at
Nowell. in said diotricl. doomed
The Court of Probate for the dis-
trict of Norwalk hath limited and
allowed all: men I from the date
hereof for the cradlibru of said comic
to exhibit their claims for settieineni.
Those whim lost to p ttbelr so
sonata. probe” ratios .within said
than will be dc ‘Iriv‘ " recovery. All
Alter tilt
in. Vatican came back to me with an ‘ ‘ ‘
.. nmrlunitylturiliisvowu' ‘nslln it,
came to me. the following evening. ‘
‘ and Her Own Company.
Probato
‘I . i
rind Auflltlfllfll'l‘ 2d!“
man Agovernnldntt y. throiig m
embassy here, formally denounce
the State Departure «crewman-5
y3if July 10, 1,900”! ru a under spell
dot! the Birthday act. which legals
the admission of certain Geimau W
ducts to the United States in returil
for minimum tariff rates on American
products. The ngleelnont will expire
March 1. next.
STOP THAT» CQLD . ‘
retinitis Pneumonia. Bra-
.,l
or its:
Ililtin Built) in breaking up colds when-
ever tried almost without exception.
~10. 25. 500 and $1. 00 bottles. The Clif-
ford Bastard “and l‘lalateil’s. ‘
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
no if r! s T'l-IEA TR E .V
Matinee and. Nights
THANKleiNG DAY. NOV. 30
Matinee 2:15; evening, 8. 15.
The Greatest Bunch“ of the scared
WifeinName only
With Original New York Company.
Scenery and Propeitles
A GREAT PLAY
A GREAT COMPANY
including Garland Cation. Laura Riter-
rains and Master Charley Rae
CROWDED HOUSES EVERYYWHR
Sale of Seats opens Monday. Nov.2
.il
PRICES: Matinee. 16. 25. 35c.
' Event .25. 35.50 15c.
NO onmc 1N rindas.
HOYT' 8 THEATRE
FRlDAY. DEC. "18]”
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
Matinee, 2: 15: Evening. 8: 15. 1.
REAL VAUDEVILLE AT LAST. ’_
BROADWAY
VAUDEVILLE
STARS.
lncludlng
Charles Dickson a Co.
Rialto.
Charles Wayne.
Corolla.
Leah Russell.
Brothers Wood.
Swift II Buckley.
The Great Zeno.
Hockey and Lester.
and
Mrs. Goldfinch. the London Actress,
PR ICED:
Matinee ................. 18c. 25c
Evening ........... 15c. 26c. 35c. 50::
Seats on Sale Monday. Nov. 27th.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
smuaoav oac. zoo.
MATINEE AND NIGHT
Matinee. 2:15: Evening. 3:15.
WHAT igAPPEN ED
0
JONES.
The Funniest Play Iver written.
WHAT HAPPENID To JONES
with the strongest out ever seen in
We play. including
l-iA Bill! 0. HOCKEV.
Preceded by I 20-mont- Merry Fem.
THE oasca- EYED MONSTER.
If you want an evening of real. solid
fun. DON'T Miss iT.
PRICES: ,
Matinee .............. . 166. 250
Evening ............. 360. Illa
25c.
Seats on Dale Tuesday. Nov. 28th.
lion a remnant.
27th YIAR 21th YEAR 2m: VIA!
Bennett Moultott
INTlII COW!!! 0F Dlyc 4th.
Dally Matinee Beginning Tuesday.
Producing Justin Adonis well known
play
RIPIRTOMC.
Iveulnoa.
Monday-iila Jealous Wife.
Tuesday—Tho Fatal Coin.
Wednetdaywll'auet.
Thuraday~llenrta lilothroemi.
Friday-«Bhadowetl Ural.
8alurdny~t~lldo LightI of New York.
Alertness.
'l‘uolitiuym’l‘he Web of Sin. 5
Wed.»~’l‘iio Lyndon Bank Myotcty.
Thursday-«10 be announced
Friday-«Tn be announced.
naturally-Jill a Greater: (Jobber Swindle.
.5 Our VIII vll
Joell Wcutcnnand man with the
ineshauailblo fund of humor. . .
Downs and live tidbit. ally IltItcli
artlItI. Icon tiles-trail nuclei-.lic)
or. Jeaopb‘l’now Gori‘itifi. singing
deli: ”W
the
Ni. Our cocci vaudogili:
:ufib edit: will ”mum Iv-
? concession vac ssAaouAIts nonaawIAa Add Hartley
1 selected yarn. an boneiit article in a
'. derwear at 50c These vests and pants
' and Golf (IIOVCS for women and children.
m. heartily concur in no: opinion. We think we
,bm5atofil.
are
' ‘ "I" i‘ I ”r 1‘23 yr‘xi‘viv'll‘t“ .J1 r “ Jt 'i‘
""8 AN lNTEREsTING‘OTORV 0F EQU'FMENT VAND VVAL
Goons. 'l'l-Vil econouv OF THE. PRlcE. run on: To Rddtabia
Ar we s or. we NOTE A saw a EPnzsaN'rA'rlva Lora roe vo
mvza‘rid TlON. V
woMEN'e WIN-ran .uNoERWEAa.
£50 ribs. Womon' I Heavy Jersey Rib-
bed .VeItI and Pants made of a duo
WARM wm'raa' ouasawaAa t' ‘
all mean
Misses' Hilary Jersey kibbed
ced Vests and ram at......’..
regular way at 33c. Ydu may choose
{loin them at.. ...... ........26c
i‘We lay special stress on the very
exceptional value of our Women’s Un-
Boys’ Heavy Fleece Lined 8
and Drawers. all sizes. Vat.........V.
MENS’ WINTER UNDERWEA
‘Mens' Heavy Fleece Lined so
and Drawers. all sizes. at.
are made of fine. soft yarn and fleece
lined. italic would be a fair mice for
I}. LII III
tliem.
Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants. ‘ MGDB' Heavy Grey Mixed 3m"!-
threeduarters 'wool. price........75c Drawers. 9-“ 8'19“ :5
Mens' Heavy Grey
Double Breasted Shirts and Drawer
price ...................l....... Si.
High-Grade All Wool Jersey Ribbed
Vests and Pants. price per garmegtt)
Had.-
ItlltbIIIII‘OOQOQA'COIIIGII I‘
83-85 Washington Street.
~GLOVES~
Every woman likes to appear r well. There isut anything tho ’
adds refinement and dignity to out" 5 appearance like the well
gloved hand. Of course the Glove should be carefully selected
()ur (Elms stock contains in ery thing that is popular for dress and
street west. Our “E ugeuic" Dress Glove at $1.00 per pair, are elk-2'
ccptional value. and come in all the fall shades '
We also have a complete assortment of Fabric Gloves, in-
cluding Cashmercs, both fleeced and silk lined, as well as Mittens
N. E. RYAN, .
86 WASHINGTON 51. SOUTH NORWAL
, SPECIAL sALE. ,5
READY-TO-WEAR HATS, 98c.
.. TRIMME-D HATS. $3.50.
S. 'S. TIIILOTSON,
so wssumoroa eraser. . souru NORWAl—K. court.
fl . Big And Lillie Turkey ‘ "
for big and little families. rams
our Thanksgiving blrls may vary in?
size. their flavor. tenderness and E
51..)
cicus qualities do not. They area
selected with the greatest care 1
corn fed carefully raised iowls. ma
especially for our trade. Your Th
giving feast will not: be a all
without a good turkey Get one not?
and it will be the beat you ever a
Fresh Pork ................ .... 11
Fresh Shoulder .. 106;
J w. DODGB
Successor to ob “MW . ' ‘
22 Washington at .. 'Pilone
ICIInCO-g
Doll (30- Curtis and Carriages at Re
duoed Prices
Aoancv roa STAMFORD exposes. .7
FULi. LINE or CHURCH cocoa. AT
NELSON’S
”W w... ”W
INTHESWIM
Zim- Intl making rapid strokes to win .1.»
.lic favor more and more. 5 w
not drifting with the tide. but
wetsuit the stream of competiti
can keep cheat and our headI ,,
. water without fear of being or! ' ‘1
or sinking. because we Ilw wygg
5. the life preserver of "honest
,, oort no in the ebb and flow of
We have been located tit dantit
walk eighteen months, and bars .
successful We believe pai- . . ‘
is due to honest goods and Hi
meat. to all.
When in hoods: Furnitilre
on call and sec on You fl
square deal.
’#11
. mph ... a.» w. .w M»...
WIIilARE
l‘ii
filfl’l‘h'i
A. J Knievlnc l'
m “laminated CM
S lt’ I all over town They say Raymond bu the
5-mu; take our word for it. Try
your own Initiation. so much rid: in that.
give us I chance at your Winter‘s cac We are V .
Norwalk Chronicler