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cordially anti Internally Invit-
Friiarnafly yours,
ileum M. wrtcox. eocyy.
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; In 'dnpgemuscnrs of! the streets. All
. “lichen“ running at large unmuzsled
. lube taken in charge. gathered in
_‘ " old a. reasonable time for rela-
over or ‘friends’to appear and show
dill if any, why sentence should not
‘ pronounced according to law. Shoot-
Illgfand burial is the prompt disposi-
,tl‘on‘ ot‘the manifestly worthless while
those 'of gentler perigree are held for a
locker time. This is summary and
Without and those who have dogs for
. whihhithey care will do well to keep
them off the streets or to accompany
them with a chain or leash.
1 There Is nearing completion in the
*neikhborhcod of Cameronbridge. Eng-
lliiid. the deepest mineral bore in the
) world. The object of the bore. which
has reached the enormous depth of
1.000 feetfwas to ascertain whether
“ thololver coal measures exist in the
edit of Fife as they do in the west of
ville country. At the depth named a
seen 0? splendid splint coal. eight
feet in thickness, has been discovered.
They grow things out west. The
down corn crop would have been a
load one for the whole country a
few years ago. This year It Is set
down at a total of 398,000,000 bushels.
which is an increase over last year of
over 52,000,000.
The Emperor of China has a house
hold consisting of five hundred per-
sons. including thirty bearers of state
umbrellas and an equal number of
fan hearers, thirty physicians and sur-
geons. seventy-five astrologers. sev-
lenty-six cooks and sixty priests.
o
FASHIONS AND CULINARY.
.. WRINKLES.
Roman striped ribbon draped around
the brim at one of the winter turbans
gives 'a becoming touch of bright color,
while the draped crown of dark velvet
tones down th ecoior that would be too
vivId‘if used alone.
if not quite exhausted by the time
you have finished your centerpiece of
embroidered linen, make an extra
edge by buttonbollng with silk over a
- cord and catching it in loops from the
middle of each buttonholed scallop to
the middle of the next. This gives
quite a dainty finish to the already
charming work.
Folds and bows of satin are the or~
namentatlon of a dainty dressing jac-
ket; the folds appearing around the
. neck opening and bottom of the bolero
.« like eacque. and bows of the satin
' ' connected by twists In front and upon
. fit the sleeves.
‘ " Those who do not 'wieh to entirely
cover up their beautiful evening gowns
by the enveloping long cloaks are
wearing the new short doiman-ehaped
fll' wraps with very wide sleeves and
Irmhoioa and hoods to slip on over
in head.
The arrangement of (toque. plumes
by fastening them beneath the uplifted
. side of a wido-hrimmed but is rather
unusual and vary graceful.
A visited black Velvet coat. blouslng
fly over the light bolt and having
x-a led skirt of hip length, is u laun-
ty and attractive coat for a girl in her
bone. White embroidered linen col»
’luv and cuffs and u dressy look to
the simple little Jacket,
Tile natty short cont having rovers
that my be fastened close about the
throat or turned back to expose a fan-
a, not or hlousu is again very lash.
Mable.
Miracles are wrought by the skilled
ferric" in the matter of producing
y garments from the somewhat
Ilwlodly fare. and the graceful models
of this mom’s output are in every in.
stance onpreaaions of careful thought
_ handling.
fruit added to chopped apples
lulu makes it delicious salad. _
a demand for the rich wines and
Ill so great that merchants fiml
difficulty in keeping their lineal of
and drool goods in then» shades
plate enough to meet in.
appearance of the gift of a bull
or ribbon Is made very allrartivo by a
’Illnty baudombroldered case. the coil
or of the embroidered flowers hutch-
lli‘ tho ribbon enclosed, The use
I! so made that the ribbon may he no
roiled without removi from the cm.
The extremely silky» I: of some of
the new four in band and shoot lies in
M shades will, telnet men of molest
, mimic to invest In more caper»
ii" nockwour than they no in the
Hit of buying. for those handsome
are not fotmd among the cheap
ya.
7. ,/
.guk.‘
Ii
and Jewels ornament even the
m of misty favorites. and the
. shades matching the evening
are chosen. in preference in
. suede inking pmedenne over
for evening wear this season.
' hill, mm norms the ends in
WI finish for the lace stoic of
w bolero that no Mien neutrin-
’ a dressy costume. Fringe is
but surely melting Ila way
l the novel trimmings this your.
rm at
Will he Observed In the” tooth Nor
* walkuptiai Charon, Tomorrow
Momlng.’ j
Bible Day will be observed at tile
South Norwalk Baptist Church tomor-
row morning. The Bible school will
attend-the service in a body at 10:80.
Seats willhe reserved for each class
and all ‘ la. The music of
the regumMo-"Daypmgram will be
used and the will speak on the
value onus blc. The regular ses-
sion of the Bible school will convene
at 12 oiclock and will be somewhat
curtailed by reason of the school's at-
tendance at the morning service. The
B. Y. P. :U. at 6 o'clock, a service for
.youngpeo'gie. always vital and later-
esting. he evening meeting at 7
o'clock. with the usual hearty song aer-
viee of fifteen minutes. Congregation-
al slngingtliet will stir the depths of
every heart. The second sermon in
the present. series. on Night Scenes in
th Life of Christ. topic, A Problem
That Took All Night to Solve. Dim
cussing present day problems in the
light of Jesus' teaching of problems
that were vexing questions ‘his times
as well as ours. The eve at service
of this church is a fraternal gathering
with good cheer and good fellowship
and brotherly greetings. ’
The music by the quartette will be»-
Morning: Anthem, Remember, Lord,
Sparker; Offertory, The Song of Deb—
orah, Goepp. Evening: Anthem,
The Sun Goes Down. Splcker. The
offertory solo will be sting by Mr.
Wing by special reuest, Reclt, Thus
Bulth the Lord; Aria. But Who Shall
Abide, from the Messiah, Handel.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
~_..
A Backwoodaman and a Business Man
—-Barmon to Young People.
Tomorrow evening at the First
Methodist Church the pastor. the Rev.
W. Wefford '1‘. Duncan, will commence
a series. of sermons to young people.
This will be the last series particularly
to youn gpeopie which Mr. Duncan will
have opportunity to preach before the
close of his pastorate. The general
title of the series in Young People or
Today; Their Problems and Opportu-
nities. Tomorrow night the topic
will be Two Young Men of the Bible——
a Backwoodsmsn and a Business Man.
A study in contrasts will be made and
two very interesting young men of
Scripture history will be. compared.
The service will close early and the
young men of the church will hold a
brief after meeting in the Sunday
school room. for devotion and social
fellowship. The offertory solo will be
rendered by Mr, Pepper. it will be
Easter Dawn. by Woodman. The mu-
sic for the day is as follows:
Prelude—Adagietto in F ...... Blzet
Anthem—The King of Love My Shep-
herd ls ................ Schnecker
Choir.
Duet—Near Us. Ever Near Us.
Mrs. Grannies and Mr. Sterling.
Evening:
Prelude—Fugue in Feninor .. Handel
Anthem—When the Lord Turned
Again ...................... Buck
Anthem—~Thy Sun Shall No-More Go
Down ...................... Brown
Tenor Solo—illusier Dawn Woodman
Mr. Pepper.
KNIGHT STREET CONCERT.
Program Arranged for Sunday After-
noon at 3:30 O'clock.
The sacred concert of the Knight
Street _ M. E. Church. Norwalk, will
be held Sunday afternoon. November
25. 1906. at 3:30 p. m. An interesting
program has been arranged. conducted
by Miss Bertha Guy and William
Fischer. The program:
Opening Chorus—Fly the choir.
Prayer—Taster. Rev, J. l). Nichols.
Singing—The choir.
Reading—Miss ida Battle.
Death—Mrs. .l. M_ Clay to M. Morrow.
Reading—Miss Ileana Dempsou.
Solo—Mrs, James Perkins.
Reading—Miss Lucinda Pitts.
Singing-By the Quartette.
Reading—Miss l-‘louslc Fiscimr.
Solo—«Richard Whitley.
Reading—Mrs. Laura Rulicy,
Dixon—Mrs. J. Perkins and J. M. Clay.
itcudanleas Lucy Fischer.
Bohr-«Mrs, Mary Morrow.
Remarks—By Buperiuteudcut (icorge
Moore.
Snltinias Corinne llarris,
Closing Adrlrcuamllcv. J. E. Harris.
pastor of Grace Baptist Church.
MEN'S CHRIBTIAN INQUIRY QLUI.
This club meets every Sunday noon
in the South Norwullt Congregational
Church. At each meeting there is a
diucuuolon of some subject of religion!
interest. The member to whom the
aublcrt is assigned Is nllowud twenty
minutes for his opening address. in
the discussion. which im- of an inform-
al characlur. all how no oplmrtuniiy
to participate. A cordial invitation
is extended to nil who may be Interest-
oil In the writ of the club to become
members. The subjects and Insign-
menls for the remaining Buudnyo of
the quarter are as follows:
November new This World and Other
Weridinosa.
A. Blanchard.
Docnuibw zwfloelhe.
Christian Bolivia.
invruuiber 9»pr l’mpbel lsainil.
(loofah if, Vmburgh.
December lii»--»iiaveuaroia.
(hungry ll. North
lltwumllur 23» libllnl nod lhu I’m-fibula.
Utilities ii. Mllflilll‘litltfl
ibu-nlillwr spurns New Your.
Prank ll. onlnu
le MONTHLV shortness To
VOUNd HOP“.
Tomorrow owning at the South Nun
walli ‘ gregallouul Church. ill. Macs
tartan will begin a series of addresses
in young men and women which will
be givhn on lilo inst humbly evening
of each month. The new series at. the
church are largely dlreriud in the fa-
lorosl of young people. The. subject
its announced for tomorrow evening
is (inlet: in Jerusalem. The organ to
chair: prevailing the services are uh
interesting feature.
vumm Heartless young witch
'Whafevn em you me laughing
over so just new?
Witnwtlh. It was plil‘h fun? My hus-
band painted and l cooked. and than
we both guessed ill/hill the things were
meant Ici."«-I"Ilegende illsfiei
grapes. refined to absohi
' nncl le of every po
ow er. , '
renders
flavor and healthfulucss.
mi
from Po
0
ROYAL BAKING POWDE
W
IDENTIFYING THEM.
"Diplomatic relations. Panto—1’"
"Oh, diplomatic relations, my scnu
are city cousins. and the like. who can ’
arrive in Podunkviile in the early sum-
mer. stay till the frost is on the
pumpkin, keep on the good side of
their rural kin all the time. and yet,
prevent the letter from visiting them’
in the city during the winter. and still.
not lose out on invitations to the'.
country for the next summer."—-Tom'
i’. Morgan in Woman's Home Com-
panion for November.
Hence it 's‘that R I Bald
the foold remarkgll’l‘ boilinig
1 man.
:-
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Healthful cream of tartar,
derived solely from
to urity, is the actch
of Royal Belting
Powder
e or its line
No alum, no phosphate~which are the
nncipal elements ofthe oft-called cheap
era—and which are derived
nee, rock and sulphuric acid.
I 00., NEW VOIK.
‘“‘ RESULT or msxxesmsucs.
“Here! " exclaimed the trusty hench-
“That’ll never do!"
"What is the matter now?" asked
the candidate. who never had run for
an office before. .
“These campaign cigars you are dlav
tributing—“
“Wily, they're real Havanas, and the
best i can find in the market."
“That‘s the trouble. Half the fel-
lows that smoke them won't know the
difference, and the other half will think
you are too big a fool to be trusted
waste
Good Pay and
with a public lob."«-—Chicago Tribune
d !
At Star Shirt Factory.
Merwin Street, ' .
MACHINE STITCHERS
AND LEARNERS.
Steady Werk.
Apply at Factory at once. , .
Hutchinson, Pierice 8: Co.
FREE
126 Washington at, South Norwnlk.
Phone 055-2.
FREE
Saturday Nov. 24th. i
To All Purchaser-a of Tea. Coffee
Baking Powder, Spice. and EXIrlc'I
TIIE UNION PACIFIC TEA CO.
D
Next to Post Office.
Free Delivery.
“AG
TEAS AND COFFEIB. ALWAYS T
NIGHT. COLE AOINTB FOR THE
GRAND DEMONITRATIONI IF N
ALL AIOUT THESE PINE, HIOH‘O
I
shows lie-ran sauna
* FOR YOUR
(fold Illicit Corn .............
Gold Itcclt succumb. can
fluid Rock Il'tlncy Tomatoes ..
ilold flock stringlelis Beans
THE STORES 'I‘HA
IOIJ’I‘H NORWALK.
. -WLET
Phone 3aa-4.‘
ood Thing
TO ALWAYO HAVE ON HAND CHASE E ABANIORN’I HIGH-GRADE
. Use our Crown Aster or Gold Rook fir-hill of Canned Fruits
and Vegetables. They are the finest and parent possible.
CROWN ABTIR BRAND.
Crown Ailif'i' ifhilra Billed Pena. run ....................... ..lbe
ttmwu Miler If‘nucy Hagar (turn. can ..... . ................... 14¢
('rown Astor iiuccotnh, can ........ ................... .. Hui“
crown Astor Fancy Btrlnglclui llcmw. t'lifi . . . .Me
ifrown Astor riohsctud ’l‘omntm a. cup ,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,, .....14e
f‘ruvru Arum Fancy Lima litmus. van . , ...i4e
crown Astor Selected Asparagus. mu ...... . ............ ......3Io
(frown Aster Fancy California l‘vurhua. r'ml .................... 93c
(frown Aster California Barllrli l'miru, can 22o
GOLD ROCK BRAND.
00M Mk Sifted Polls
Add me other fruits and Vegetables of both Grown Am:- and
. dole leek IziMI. Try them: you‘ll like them.
New York Grocery
Telephone.
.. . WW...“ .-._
Ha emsunonumq, noon AND
TOWN. one vcu ATTEND THE
or can. AND we win. TILL you
naps scope.
CHASESEYMOUR
LEADING OROCER.
33 WEST WASHINGTON 81‘.
SOUTH NORWALK
GOLD HOOK IIAND.
OWN SAKE ’
........ only. 130:2Ier2M~
can, ran: 2 for 260.
...........l2c
. can. its; 2 for m.
can, an; 2 for 26¢.
Ollltel
....
“Minn”...
a.i.....-...l.
h
'1' our ms racnll
NORWALK.
stocks at about half price.
v... smug,»
A clergyman was trailing a creeperl
ot a piece of trellis near his gate. when l
he noticed that a small boy was watch- l
ing him attentively. “Well, my young
friend." he said, “are you looking for a
hint or two on gardening?" “No." saldr
the boy; "i'm waiting to hear what a
person says
when he hammers his
r
erase
On Sale Today. , .~
Theu're all here. The Popular lens Mixture Coats. _
Long Black Broadcloth Coats. Long Coats—int and‘satin lined. ‘
A splendid demonstration of Great Value Giving.
‘ Genuine Moneu Sellers.
An Unusual Opportuniiu.
THEBOSTON
Magi'strate——lt's very disgraceful that
you should beat your wife.
Prisoner-—Weli. your honor. she ag-
gravated me by keepin' on sayin' she'd
'uve me hup store that bald-'eaded hold
fumbug. meanin' yer honor.
Magistrate—You're
discharged-li-
lustrated Bits,
The Bearded Lady (horrified)——En-
guged to the Ossiiled Men! My dear
:cbild, why in the world did you take
such a step? The Clrcasslan Girl——He
said it would break him all up if i re-
fused hlm and you know i couldn't
bear to see the poor fellow go to
piecesl—i’uok.
Park 85 Till ord
FIN!
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
AT
“Hotel Clifford”
CHARLES partners:
Proprietor.
Telephone ”I.
3
auaamrssp av run some
on"! aauv arms 10 as
10 KT. some new.
our study.
skilled operator without charge.
list us tell you the truth.
vented methods you reap the benefit.
only $1.00.
us and our method of doing business.
. We will donate $1,000 to
glam are not solid Gold through
MAIN OFFICE-mild Int 23d Btu
We especially invite those who have been lot
at you a pair of solid I0~itl. Gold Rink-us Eyeglass
Bridgeport.
New Sheet‘ Music
for Saturday, 15c
Arrah-Wanna. The Moon Has His
Eyes on You. Since Nellie Went Away.
The island of lye-alid-Byo, Moses An-
drew Jackson Good-bye, What Fools
We Mortals lie, Lady. And a Little
Child Shall Loud ’i‘hcnl. He‘s a Cousin
of Mine.
‘ WM. A. BRIGGERMAN'S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington St.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
" essay ”and Saturday
$1.00
Swat—l Eider.“
Nothing but
russct apples used; boat for cider.
Our selling price. 25c gal. ‘
'Order curly as the demand is large
for Thanksgiving trade.
Watch our ad. in Monday's papers.
Joseloff’s
72 No. Main St.
Fresh from the press.
Sc. Norwaik.
GREATEST OFFER EVER MADE
BY ANY OPTIGAL HOUSE IN THE WORLD.
We examine more eyes and make more glasses than all other retail optical houses comblncd. and
we can prove it.
Solid iOkt. Gold Eyeglasses.
I
ONLY ONE PAIR TO A GUSTO-
MER. NONE T0 DEALERS. NO
MAIL ORDER! FILLED. MONEY
HEPUNDED iF YOU WANT IT.
COMPLETE WITH FIRST OUALIo "
TY OLADIMERE PERFECT VIBION
SPHERIOAL LENOII.
men's AGINGIII wanrso.
New York.
Com; sou main If...
a
0 purchased for by our colnputiiura.
I rln aid Macs.
aorncm avsnvwrfsal.” ’ . .
Gilli SPECIALIST on November 23d and 24th. will be attire Clifford Pharmacy. And
on Saturday at the Bridge Pharmacy, East Norwaik, where he will make
scientific examination oi the eye FREE
Day after day hundreds of satisfied customers are appreciating the giant strides the science of optic-
hua taken in the last year. all exemplified by our Oiadlinere Perfect. Viuion latrines.
We have by far the most expensive series of Instruments for testing the eyes ever used in Connecticut.
We have revolutionized the optical business and are eye specialist» exclusively. making the eye and its needs
properly titted elsewhere to take advantage of our
We do not advise glasses unless you Nlilliif) THEM.
PARENTS. take advantage of thin opportunity and have the little fellow eyes oxlimlued FREE.
The United American Opticians. the IAARHEST ltlii’lfAlIi OPTICAL HOUSE IN Tim WORLD. are,
stand to open another one of their unocnaaiul permanent agencies in your city.
putiime throughout the United States that We are the Opticlfi Trust. Wu are not. life TRUST. although we
acknowledge that with our facilities for manufactures and our method of dialribullou we dispose of more op-
tical goods at far lower prices than the same goods can b
it has been said by our com-
ily our ad-
. SPECIAL OFFER.
Remember that on Saturday. Nov. 24th. our specialist from New York will be at. the. Clifford Pharmacy,
ileum Norwulk. and the Bridge Pharu nay. East Nor alk,‘whoru he will or site scientific examinations and will
of Iliesi style and pattern and the full cost to you will be
We defy any optical house to make you such an offer, We want you to become acquainted with
~ OUR GUARANTM.
63y charitable institution if any upiirui house can prove that um- illlu lays
t. '
' Tile Uniled American llplicians, lncnrpnraltdf
INANOH OTOIED—ufl East 14th It. New York
:31. “It. 81..
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x int Sale
* ~ Elli lllnuuln u THE flli'iliii.
Hundreds of high grade garments greatly reduced. Also pdd lots and manufacturers’ .
Norwalk Chronicler