111 in all the new shadow ellool- sud
Fall and Wmter
DBESS GOODS
plaids.
Also Henriettas. Barges, Voilings, Al-
batross. Granite Cloth, Venetisns. Mo-
hair; and Brillian all! in all colors.
BLACK GOOD ASPEGIALTY.
E. K. BANKSR
46 Int! 47 Washington Mafia?
Mshsoksmo Hot-i flinch,
macaw Nor-walk.
Loni Nuts Notes
.. WEATHER "FORECAST.
P...
For- Norwaik and
tonight. Saturday fair and warmer.
The area of high pressure overthc
Lake regions ,is moving slowly east-
ward, decreasing in intensity. it is
producing cool, ,Plesant weather in the
central and cos ern sections. A slight '
disturbance is developing in the upper
Mississippi valley. Conditions favor
for this vicinity fair and continued
cool tonight, Saturday fair and warm-
er.
——'i‘ake a look‘in the window at the
New York Market.
Miss Margaret Connery,
town.
day.
~Cr0i‘ut & Knapp Hats. O'Brien.
Lester K. Warren. of Norwalk. was
the guest of friends in Ridgefleid re-
cently. .
~Workingmun‘s (7r lldail1 for Con
grensman-atdmrgo. (3le J Donahue.
of George
visited in Norwalk. last Fri-
at Hoyt's Theatre, 8 rduy night.
William Bouton. of South Norwalk.
was a guest. of W. H. Humphrys re~
cenlly.
—-l1llgin llutter, 28c lb. l1‘.l).L. & Co.
Miss Cornelia Raymond. of Norwalk.
was 11 recent guest of Mrs. R. H. Fitch
in Wilton.
Lincoln Council. No. 4. Order of
United American Mechanics, will hold
a regular meeting this evening.
—C11res baby's croup. Willie’s daily
outs and bruises. mama's sore throat,
grandma’s lameness—min. ’i‘homns'
Eclectrlc Oil-tho great housohlod
remedy. ‘
~Cl1arles .l. Donohuc. \N'orkingman‘s
Candidate, at Hoyt's Theatre, Satin“
day night.
”Eigin Butler, 2281' lb. l1‘.Il.L1 & Co.
Mr. and Mrs. (11". Stanley. of
Georgetown, spout Sunday with friends
in .Norwalk.
~—Latest Soft lluts. O‘Brien.
Miss Lelia Williams of Com golou 11
has been spending 11 low thus with
friends in Norwuik.
-~-('h11ries .l. lionohue. \N'urkingrnnn‘s
(‘1111ditlato. at iloyt's Theatre, Satur-
day night.
—I)uninpl)erl1los. O'Brien.
Miss Margaret Hagorman. of Nor-
walk, was a l'ettelit guest of Mrs. l'lu~
ber't in (loorgotown.
—«-\N'orklngmuu‘s (.‘unditlato for (‘on-
grossrnan-ut-Largo. Charles .I. Donohue
at, iloyt's ’i‘hentre. Saturday night.
Mrs. Anna Williams. of ltidgeilold
Is the guest of her granddaughter.
Mrs. Harry Smith. of Norwalk.
~--W1»siern Greening and lialdwiu
Apples. $3.50 bbl. F. l). Lawton & (‘11
Miss Georgiana Clinton of lame
street, has returned home from 11 visit
in Delhi and Andes. New York.
~Pearl Alpines. O'Brien.
A. Harris is having 11 now barn oroot-
ed in the roar of his property at tin-
oornor of Spring and State streets.
Violnltyz~l1‘air
i110
A specific for various forms of .
Rheumatism and i‘lheumatis .
Acid Poisoning. A treatment for
the Blood. Kidneys and Bladder.
PRICE 75c AND 31.00.
£le Kelley, Jr.
Dwain-t. . .
8 North Main at. Tel. 626—8.
Connection 101' all north and
south bound cars can be nude .
at our store.
——Fresh llams, 160. lb. Haycs' Mkt.
—-lf you would like an evening of
pure enjoyment 1'isitthel.0. O 11‘.
l‘flil held in their hull. Washington
St. Opens Sat. cve.. Nov. 3. Dancing
t’rec. Admission. IOC.
Engineer Charles [1“. Brown has been
running on the Branch during the ab-
sauce of Engine-'01 Shove, who has been
working on a switching engine in Don
l1ur_1, It n1por.11ii1
——Jonos and Pillsbury' s F‘lour. "ilo
bag; $5. ill) bbl. h‘. D. Lawton & C0.
The Kriogtr Company's ad. on page
eight should bring all mothers with
children to this popular store. The
specials advertised for tomorrow's
sale are the biggest oil’erlngs ever of»
for'ed. (to and look at them.
Occasionally one has the. fortune to
moot women who are. ideal I11 looks
and figure. Ninety-nine limos out. oi
a hundred you will find she. takes H011
lister's Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea or
'i‘nblets, 351'. Plulsted‘s Drug Store.
M. S. Smith & Company's is the
place to buy your winter supply of hos»
11111' underwear and conrfortnblcs
”101 have the largest variety of out-
ling flnnuois to be found and if you
are thinking of purchasing candy you
will lirrd thew always an abundant
supply at 10c and 20c 11 pound.
—-'Jonos and Pillsbury's Flour 70¢
bag; $.'1tllibbl. I121). Lawtoudt Co.
The rough Rider Glee Club will Irold
a rehearsal tonight in the South Nor—'
walk Quartettc Club rooms. in North
Main streot Tho car will leave the.
South ‘llnin stroot switth promptly nt
1;. 30 o ciork on Saturday evening for
ilrldgoport. and final arrangements
will be made tonight.
-- Roasting Pork and Pork Chops 141
ll). Hayes Mkt
A corps of engineers employed by
the New York New Haven and Hart-
ford Railroad Company were engaged
Monday in making a survey from the
railroad station across the land of
Niessers George M. Olrott and W. A
(lilliori to connect the Ridgefloltl
Branch lino with tht.1 prospective
Itidgollold and Port (‘hoster railroad
at a point ne'nr Mr H ‘1“ Kelloggs
place.
One of the splendid rcs‘ults of physi-
'11i beautifying is its tendency to
«route on ambition to be bountiful in
o1"ol1 11111. When 11 1101mm gets a
~-»itousl-I’ork, He. at New York Mar
kot.
.ltihn (I. l’ugsloy. of .‘i1'1 bowo street.
sustained a paralytic shot-k. \N'ednos-
day, and his condition is quite serious,
—~(‘rofut 4’1 Knapp llnts. ()‘nrlou.
Mrs. (‘harlos .NI. Lawn-111111, oi' Lowe
Hi1oei.vrus iiii(tll seriously ill 1e~tor
da1'.l1ut lror ooudltlon was somewhat
improved today
-~\N'tst1ru Greening and liuidwln
Apples. $3 .111 blri. l1‘. I) Lawton 6‘; ('11.
Nelson Lawson. of Wmulward are
one, who has been ill. was able to got
to South Nor-walk yesterday. for llll.‘
first time in fillii’ weeks.
Lurllt-s' i‘ollr-go liuts, il'llrlcu's
Mrs John lionnrduu, of South Nor-
walk. was 11 111111111 Huturtlny and Sun-
day at tho home of Miss Augusta M.
Curriloid. on the iirnuoirt'iilo road.
iiunhotilnil home. Monday night. at
Armory. All lirm-iriynu 1'11. (‘11. F. Don‘t
miss the lii'ril gum-- of rho Kl‘ilhnli.
'I‘hoodoro l1‘ 'l‘olu-y has hauled his
launt'h ".iouuio “."l out for the winter
at his home In lnwruiou arouue. where
he llllruuln Io rebuild ullti rtllhe Itor.
1i.qu Park. 141'. at New York Mar-
kit.
Wares comzo m a row oAva.
l‘AZt) ()iN’i‘MEN’i‘ in guaranteed to
euro any rain- of Itching, liiind. Illumi-
ing or l'rotrmling File» in ii to it
«lam or money rciundml.t’10e
‘Ni‘i'lll't‘il No. l
. atsia’ licenses
till
good start by taking Hoillster' s Rocky
Mountain '1 1111 she is all right. Ton or
"1.lubl(ts .iii touts i’iaisted's Drug
Store.
.i (‘rosby iluxtcr. son of D. Crosby
iaxtor of itidgoflold, for 11 number of
wars o'ruplo1od b1 the. Danbury divi-
hit)“ of the Southern New England
'lt'leplioile ('ompauy. as division fore
luau. will lake the position of traveling
toil lino lnsuoo-tor for lilo Southern
Roll 'l‘olouhono company. auotlur
branch of the American Boll Teh- -phouo
oornpany llo will emer amoral south
orn status in his new position.
~~liaskt1ii1nli game. Monday night. at
Armory. All llrooklyuu 1's. (To. F. Don't
miss the first game of the season.
'l ho first at tho iluuor lironsos were
inauod yesterday by tile couut11 tom
missionors lm'th.1 following Iioeus.
111111: John McCullough of Stamford
lie was rl'oseh fol
lowed b1' i111 Ninlli proprietor of lilo
i’ino Ilrovo inn ut Htratfor'd. who so
«tired No 2.11mi Inmos Iiaggerh. of
tlroonwlt'h took our No l of tilt.1 drug»
The llrirlgonorl ll
reuse» run not issued until Decom-
iu'r
Whonowl you have any sympathy
to bestow direct it towards tho youtur
woman who 111-var used ilolliutor's
1tm-k1' Mountain ’l‘en or 'I‘allielh, 35o.
l’luintorl‘h lung lllnro.
Home made or link Housman 1211
llnyoa Mill
Saturdays
u incurs mun 111-11m.
Offerings
. Mrs.
Homo in South Main Strut.
A very successful llailowe'en party
was given at the home of Miss Kath-
erine Miller, 1218 South Main street.
The house was appropriately decornt~
ed for the occasion Suitable games
_ Were played during the evening. after
which 3 11111111113111 picture was taken
of the ghosll1 party and later all on-
ioyod a delightful supper. The guests
included Misses Garlino Sherwood Ma
rio Hahn, Florence Glenwood, Eleanor
Clark, Adullne Merriam. Lucy Gray.
Katherine MilletJ Jennie Gray, Messrs
Charles Killer, Allen Buiclai‘r. Freder
lck Adams. James Marshall of New
Haven. Samuel Vinan. of Springfield
Charles Gardner, of Brooklyn. Flank
Daniels and Robert Ely. of Stamford,
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Miller. Mr. and
Joseph Gallery. The party
broke 11p shortl1 after midnight. all
1"oporting a very enjoyable time.
NO CASE OF PNEUMO‘NIA ON
RECORD.
We do not know of a single instance
where a cough ‘or cold resulted In
pneumonia or consumption when Fo~
ley‘s Honey and TM had been taken.
lt cures coughs and colds perfectly so
do not take chances with some un-
known preparation which may contain
opiates, which cause constipation. a
condition that retards recovery from
a cold. Ask for Foley's Honey and
Tar and refuse any substitute1 offered.
Plalsted 11 Drug Store and Tire Clifford
Pharmacy.
HIGH SCHOOLS DEFEATED AGAIN.
The Merrill (‘ollcge football aggrega-
lion again succeeded in beating the
High Schools, this time by the close
score of live to nothing. The game
was closely contestcd the entire time.
the score only being made by an error
on the port of the High School’s frill-
huok. The line-up was as follows:
High Schools. Merrillo.
(lager ..................... Wuldrm.
Right End.
Sabeo ................... Cos»
Left. End.
Mead ....................... nomad
Right Guard.
(‘lurko ................... Pickering
Left. Guard.
Stnboil ..................... Hubb'ell
Right ’I‘acklc.
Linxwoilor ............... Woodward
Left Turkic.
i’olley ...................... Bennett
Center.
’1‘. Hum ...................... Felsing
Quarterback.
ll Horn ................... Connors
lllght lluifbnek.
Ferris ..................... Laue
Loft. llaifbat'k,
liloaaon .................. Monahun
Fullback,
"We'rou't you fired by the eoilego
spirit when at Yale?" “No. 131' the
president."—Clo1'elan(l Press.
The 1111111311 Salutes ‘(iovern‘mirnl
within the past two years. has purchas-
ed '1' one Stonrus & Foster Cotton
Fell Mattresses. for rise in its army
posts throughout America and tilt
Philippines.
The Stoarns & Foster Colt. 11 Felt
Mattress Is guaranteed.
After sixty days trial if ma ‘ 'oss is
not entirely satisfactory your money
will be refunded
For Sale by
F. A. MITCHELL,
Open Evenings till 8 o'clock.
3 and 5 Wall 8!. Norwlik, Conn
Tel. 67.5.2.1
GUNS AND
AMMUNITION
A full assortment of single and
double guns from five dollars up. Also
a fine line of hammerless guns from
fifteen seventy-five up.
Rifles and revolvers from twodlfty
up.
A fresh lot of ammunition
gauges and caliber.
Repairing Ilone.
Call at
Norwalk Hardware (30.
39 Main St
in all
NIPPING
WEATHER
will 11mm be horomliahiu to
court1 any hour. You will need
heavier clothing 11111 an ovorooal.
W11 propnrod months ago for
just. such weather.
BENJAMIN
OVEECOATB
1cannot. ho hotturcd for
BTYLE, APPEARNCE.
VICE.
$12.00 TO $30.00.
‘ and“.
Open Monday, Wednesday.
8E8-
Cholco Young Native Fowl lb.
Lsr‘go Native flouting CDIekono, b
..................... l .
Lego Spring Lamb .......... lac ih.
Prlmo Rib flout . ........... 16c It).
Dildo Rout 121/2c lb.
Loam Put Rout ..... . ........ 101: lb.
BI‘EAKS.
Portuhouss ............. . . 204: lb.
Sirloin .......... . ......... . lac ih.
nouns ...................... Me 11.‘
Shoulder .................... 10c ib.‘
apart-y and inmu' Quad-rd and
Ouporlor Sausage, Bacon and huh
Uhoulders.
arket. i
“If!“ NORWALK, CONN.
{I
and Saturday Install
.r‘JNIEPii NIIIS.
TAILOR
coormlh,
Hoff".
rostrum".
“ thio
mu:
h Mutt.
omit.
,MM MILL” summon. . f'
rid-limbo Festivities Enjoyed It Her
WE ARE STILL IILLINO' THEM IT.
‘ 20 North min or, so. Nor. 111. 143.
Sole Agents for til? Norwalks.
A. J. 001111156100.
12- 18 North Main St . ‘1
_r
' 1 soiltll Norwalk Conn.
.5“ ..... ,. . . m..-" .. ...
A...» «1.-.... ... -
B‘muse " Hub" Range:
est lmoltirlt.
ill
moraines the choir.»
nth-11d tooled on
Hub" 3:: tum berm, digests boiler
and is better than when any other nuke 11
See the
BROILEIL HOOD
Ind Inconmiioa with I
NEW FRENCH
SECTIONAI. TOP.
Nu other range has it.
"I hey know
Manufactured and mated by
SMITH 81 ANTIIONY CO., BOSTON, MASS.
W“- n: Slick]
A. J. COLLINS a. CO. _
12-l8 No. Main St., So. Nor-walk
m
llottiers and Shippers
"‘ l‘lotllt'l's and Ship-
rnouawa nmonu 11.1. of
All”
MOIIAN‘N'K Ll'l'IIlA
SPRING WATER
Mohawk Spring Water
Mohawk (‘lub Soda
Mohawk Sursaparllln
Mohawk llit‘ch. Door
Mohawk Ncrvo
llnhauk Spring Water in.
Plain and
or
28 Washington 8t.,Snutil Nowell
Keep Up To Date
On Prioes By Watching Our Ads.
l have no golrit‘hvtiuit'k scheme to offer you:
Sparkling
I am not running :1 gift
enterprise and i give you no chances in a lottery,
lint i am selling roilnblo goodsm goods thal you need every day. at
prices that will save you money on 111'111'1' article you buy. These prices
are from 11 store1 full of others equally good.
Pancake Flour-«Grandrml'a H. 0.. Lemonowt'hnloosl quality, per .10,”
Nubob. Your choice. {i for 2'11 251'.
Salmon i1‘lru' grade Alaska salmon.
‘1 runs, “lire.
Com11Countr1'Gentleman, iluo qual-
ity. (l for 250.
Corn —.Eplcuro finest quality. Maine Crackers-~ Nico. crisp goods. assort-
growu, 2 for 251'. mi. :1 lint. 25c.
Buckwhut—vlnoso. excellent quali- Mince Molt— A 1"'o11 superior arti
ty. 7 lbs. for 251:, (do 'l pkgs. 25c
Fine Table Butter An elogout Milli Apple-1» ilultiwlus. llreoulngu. Nru'th-
gl'ado article, 27cporll1. ern Spy and linkers. Your rholee.
per pk._ (lilo.
Prunes-~»Ii.’xt1'u Largo (‘niirorulu
prunes. new goods. lilo per "1.: Ii Hm"! Onions—“Al quality. at the remarks-
2i'1e. i lily low price per pk. of zinc.
Louis J oseloff,
7: NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. CA LL, 698-2.
SOUTH NORWALK.
lay in Your Stock 0f fancy Main Potatoes
Brfnre iI Gels loo (Sold!
. m PK: 7613 PER DU.
.11.“...
SWEET POTATO£8.PER PK. . .. 200
IIN HUR FLOUH .. .1 ...... DAEOM, IIL.,M.00
OUINCE8,PIR PK . ...... .. ........ .. .. . . 500
MALAOA OHAPEI, PER LB. .. ............... . ...... . ...... . 100
FULL LINE FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
UNITED GROCERY 00.
till Fort It, Eu! Norwsik. 1.1.3113.
11113111111111 111111
We have a full line or Wenonah goods to show you.
”a madman line».
The Reed 1t Volk Electrical Companu.
Opp. Telephone Exchange.
.1...
111113111 11111111111!
SOUTH NORWALK’S GREAT DRY WGOODS HOUSE
J. A. HISLO
AGENT FOR MAY MANTON'B PATTERNS. li-
81 0
1
And limp
honest dependable lots these
1alue at 29c each.
.1ho1e in extra sizes 7 8 and 1) at
\Nonro'n s ‘l1orest .Nlill:”~
,. . arm' '1
NDNnNer 11111111111.
for tattoo. \\ e shall make tliié an iifi'dg'rwcdr occasion
of shell 111111111 how that 11111 can ill hi’fp‘i'tl to phss it’ I»
L1l‘1‘111l,clealr,
Pleasure to Ian them; pleasure to
wear Iiit‘lll. kuouing that they are in even on) tight.
\\ nun-11' 5 H1141 1' l" lttl‘til Nests and Pants 111 all sizes 25c.
N\ 111111111 1' xtra lit-1111 l'leeco' lilltil N ests and Pants, special
N\'ou1ou .11 lent-1 Ribbed i'leer-e lined Vests and Pants, merino
finish. nou- shrinking: N 121111 silk embroitlcn and silk ribbon’ .rim-
mod: the vow best gar un- ut at the prite: sizes 4. Sand (1, at 50/..
NN (illlt'll s jtrsey Ribbed Nests and Pants the some quality as
501‘
\Nool Vests and Pants' 111 while, nat-
ural and scarlet 75c, $1.00, $1. 25 and $1. 50 each.
“1115 line lien1v N\ eight l"leec1'-Iirreti Shirts and Dra11ers,a
complete line of size. . .'iil new ‘WIOIIS 9’. 25¢ each.
Nlon 5 Superior Duality i" let-re lined Shirts and Dramas; Shirts
single or double llrtnstetl at 50¢ each.
Men 1' All “1101 Shirts and Drnw'ers. big assortment to 11100116
from: pthcs range lroln 75c to $1. 50.
83-85 Washington Street.
122 WATER STREET
C OAL AND WOOD
. AGENT! FOR ‘ .
Bowker" s Fertilizers.
B. HerShfield D Son
HAS TO HAVE THEM.
LININGS
LININOS ARE A THING THAT GO WITHOUT SAYING—EVERY ONE
BUT ONCE IN A WHILE iT I3 WORTH WHILE
SAYING THAT IT IS ONLY THE BEST THAT GIVE SATISFACTION.
YOU BUY HERE YOU ARE SURE OF GETTING THE BEST.
N. E. RYAN 8'5 CO.
86 Washington St. 80. Norwalk.
IF
Telephone 474.
Specials for Sat.
M. S SMITH
911 Washington Street.
Underwear llosiew Gloves
Comiortables. Outing Flannels.
Mon. tic-Tuesdau
AT
8'6 COMPANY.
South Nam-1k
m... H... .R —._‘..\J—~
'45" 11’.
CO. I!
It Is the best mined and does not
root you any more.
lire Harris N Bass (0.
68 WATER 81‘" SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 690
W" m. ..
Concrete,
“2:?
ASphalt,
Gravel,
Blue Stone Walks Laid,
Curb Gutter and 2?an Set.
Raymond Bros.
inn-.1...
Cement,
fill VANGELIBM SPIRIT GROWING.
that evangelistic meeting at tho
South Norwnik ilaptist Church hurt
night was largely uttondod and in-
ternally Inlorosting. 'l'hls Work of
evangelism has ntondily grown in pow-
cr from the beginning and last night
marked another step or advanoomonl
Dr. Coats' sermon Wall 11 pruudonatn
and louder appeal to both the Christ
inn and nonohrlslirm and showed by
illustration and ht'l‘iptiil'o that the pro-
grass of the kingdom of Owl is
lrmmht with the most zealous purplish,
Mr. Flanders solo My Huviour wall
very effective. The morning tonight
lu-glns promptly at 7. lit). it will be
Mr. irlandmn last evening. He
loan-’1 tonight. at. tho. close of the1 son
vico for Blonihglon where the next.
,ovnnnlistlc campaign will he held be
ginning Sunday. llr. Coats will re
main over Sunday in the closing scr-
N 111111 or the present midst on.
(loud for chlorything a naive is used
for. DcWIlt‘s Witch Hazel flulve.
liet Dchtlfs. hold by The Ijltfiorti
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phan
mnuy. 0'
..
How much that rmsscth for charity
hittoth tlu1 collection plate with tin1
‘round of a linkilag cymbal.
1111mm ”FEE" grog notify.
Girls' Prlomfly Dooley Hod III II»
oysbio A sir, denuduy limp
ho hwnihers anti friends of liity
lirsnch, Oir’ip' ii'rhmdly Hocloty. to the
number of about. forty. asst-milled In
tho parish room of Trinity on rail.
Wednesday evening. and onion in
All Hallowe‘on party. ”Phil could
sumo-s were Indulgod In hffordill
much pleasure. and there you a
ulonnry cake, containing a adult“.
shoe. money and ring. which can“
great umusomont The guests were
provided with refreshments duriitl
the evening.
The committee in charge or the more
cosslui affair woro Misses Mary Borg I
Alicl1 Caldwell. Ella Limitlllol'g Mill
Mary Deacon.
HINTO ON HEALTH AND IIAU‘I'V.
A valuable troutlse on basal hints
and complexion secrets comes rec il-
aide every 25 cent pack a of mo
hols 'l‘al1lots.n tonic luxal lvs contain-
ing extract of dandelion and csmrltt
for the skin. D‘ H, Baxtor. “
Little drops of kerosene.
A little Neighborhood
Maire the mighty built relia—
The larcentwia the land.
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Norwalk Chronicler