«If; M,
n r. . I‘I‘.‘
I'rj
Butternut
,LANES
:t‘.:r.,.~. s .x-r
I..:",-r-s.
t . . :Among the many people at the
s turd fluted-{award game this afternoon are
_. a. “My . "Major and Mrs. to. Hill. .lr., find a
. N '7 riparty of friends; Mr. and Mrs. Le.
- 0V. . ,-‘ . Grand Raymond. Miss (look. Miss Mar.
3 ‘ 3 ion Vernnm. Robert s. Van Buren. lld~
.. J H p 1 f . .
_-', .51 WASHINGTON 8T. ‘5 and I. Weed and ircd’oritk S, Am
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w Lucaliettilidtt
Charles J. Prescott is at New Haven
today attending the football game.
" A meeting and rehearsal of Eureka
Rebekah Lodge was held last evening.
Lester Finch is attending the Yale
Harvard football game in New Haven
today.
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——Cholce Turkeys, 22c 1b. llayes' mitt. '
-—-—-——~—.__._. 1
Frederick Conley has resumed his
duties at the South Norwaik poet of-
fice after a brief vacation.
Herbert W. Duke. of the South Nor~
Walk poet office, isnttending the Yale
,, Harvard football game today.
, --.losep/h M
Rink tonight
A regular business meeting of Lin—
coin Council. 0. 1'. A. M.. was held
last evening in Mystic Chain liail. '
-—PearlA1plnes. O’Brien.
Old Well Hook and Ladder Com-i
puny will serve frankfurtcrs and sauer-
’ kraut. tonight to its. members.
Editor James Golden and Zrnestl
Havliand are attending the Yule-Har-
vard football game today in New Ha-
.ven.
. —Fi‘csh side 'l’oi'lt, 13c lb. liaycs’
Mitt.
, The Hospital Whist Club was way
pleasantly entertained by Mrs. William
M. Brewer. of West avenue. yesterday
afternoon. .
Between 10 and ii o'cloek this morn-
ing, 137 automobilts passed through'
Norwalk. enroutc to thc YuiovHarvat‘d
football game.
Mrs. Loo Davis has bcpn Milli
of gastritis at her hotyelh Rowan“
street. East Norwalk.,lrtpals‘ nuw'don-
aiderably improved. l
O'Brien.
—Latest Soft Hats. I
The condition of llr. (lcorae S. Ken-
dall. who has been lit for some time
at his home. is much improved, and
he is rapidly regaining his health.
—q-——.
-——llasket Bull Armoryi Monday night.
Co. F vs. Xnvlt-r A. A.: West Ends vs.
Pastimes. Dancing from in to 12.
A regular monthly conference of thc
dcacons Of the South Norwnlk (th-
gregntlonal (‘hurch was held last oven-
imz. at the home of Ilcv. (Thurlcs S.
Macfariand.
—"’_~’—* §
~Josoph McMahon will silty. at tho
. Rink tonight.
Misses May Kcllcy and i-‘lorcnct-
Kclley. of Wcst uvonuc. I-‘rnnk Kelley
and Edward Fay. of Dunbar-y. are at-
tending the football gamc in New Hu-
ven today. ‘
A delegation of tho mcmbcrs of
Harmony Lodge. F. and A, M.. of New
Canaan. will attend. by invitation. a
communication of St, John's Lmigc, of
Norwalk. ncxt 'i‘ucsday oycnlntt.
d...
. ——Crofttt 6i. Knapp lists. O'Brien. I
Mrs, (‘harlottc llureiutrd. of Knight‘
strtct. Norwalk. was urrcslcd for
drunkenness ycitcrdny afternoon by
Captain 'l‘homus Hunt. of Norwalk.
The curse has bucu etnilinncd until
Monday morning at 9 o‘clock.
E, “libiioil llotchkiaa‘ ncw Popc-
Hartford automobile was driven to
New York this morning by (luatuv
Groslean. who will bc Mr. liolrhklaa'
chauffeur thin winter. The car Will
be shlpfld to Jacksonville by bout, ‘
~Hhouldcr Steak. luv, lb. Iluyca‘
Mitt.
m
. The continued coat» of Harry lit-own.
of Norwalk. charged with the lIOII-Ntti)~
port of his two children. was to hnvr
'oomc up In tho Norwallt court ItIltlilI
this morning, but was poatponcd until
Monday morning. i
italph Iircgory hon arcnrcd a poet
tion as chauffeur for Ullpiilill William
‘H. ilt‘tyt.
well known bicycle rider. lie In no.
as taught how to manipuluto Captain
Hart‘s car by ”some L. Lockwood.
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The canes uxalnat Charles Bradley.
In. and Samuel Artclla. two boys who
”were arrested for ltaliowe'en pranltu.
Vere up before Judge Joseph R. Tay-
lor. in the town court this morning.
'Aftor a warning. the cases were
soiled.
IATURDAV CHOOOLATIB.
"1.3! FRUIT ELAVQRO.
We VALUE 26¢.
TILLOONnPOWIl-L CORPORATION
Murlptlon Drug III.
f mugs uczau' sauna
i N. Lawrence Jensdn, president of
T" W. 0R G 601. DEN.
the Empire China Company; Mrs. .len-
can and the Misses Florence Jensen
and Helen Belle Jensen. of Brtfirklyn,
were guests at the Hotel Mabackemo,
caterday, on their way to the Yale-
arvard football game.
——Hotne made or link sausage. 12%0
lb. Hayee' Mitt.
—liasitet Ball Armory, Montlay night.
Co. F vs. Xuvicr A. A.; West. Finds Vs.
Pastimes. Dancing from 10 to 12.
Miss Grace Smith. of River street.
Norwalk. was opcrutcd on for appcn-
dicltis at the Norwaik Hospital this
morning, and Is now believed to be
doing nicely. The operation was per-
formed by Dr, Joan 1)uinortler. us-
sisted by Dr. Walter Hitchcock and lit‘.
if. C. Shct'er.
~Letiios' College liuts.
O'Brien's
1—,..0‘
cMahon will $1.3“ ‘M the Received His Handsome 28 Horse Pow-
. Mrs. Dudilne Raymond, an cxccptiotutlv
Mr. (ircgory In it further ‘
The funeral of Mrs. Ephraim M.
Merritt will be held at it o'clock to
.morrow afternoon front the family
home. corner of Water street anti liar-
hor avenuc. The Rev. George 1). Eg-
bert. pastor of the Norwalk (,‘ougi'c-
gnllonai Church, will officiate and In.
torment will be in Greenwich Monday
morning.
CAPTAIN HOVT‘S NEW CAR.
er Columbia and Is Very Much
Pleased.
Captain William H. Hoyt. of 151m-
crest. received his handamne new 28
horse power. fourwyiinder, 1907 Go.
iumbia cur yesterday afternoon, the
machine being delivered by F. E. Lock-
wood und Company. the Norwalk auto-
mobile deuicrs through Whom he mudc
his purchase. Captain Hoyt is tie-
lighted with thc machine.
Thc car was driven to Norwnlk by
(icorgc ii, lerluvood. who was uccotu-
printed by Mrs, Barker and Mrs. Ash-
ton, daughters of Captain lloyt. and
by it‘rcdcriclt It}. lAicitwooti. Despite
the car‘s" newness not a particle of
trouble was (xpcricnccd during the
cutite trip.
F. E. larckwood and (‘ompuny cx-
pool to place a number of those cars
in town during the coming season and
thoroughly believe that it Is the bout
proposition of its kind on the market.
(laptnin Hoyt's new mnchlnuc is fin—
ished similarly to the 1906 models
owned by the Messrs. Mossmnn and
ly pretty shade of grccu predominat-
ingwith (laid and dark striping.
' ‘A sneeiatfcature of Columbia motor
which really counts is of two carburet-
which really cousin of two corburct-
crs combined as one. the smaller de-
vice giving perfect mixtures for low
speeds and the larger one helm: for
itsc when the full power of the engine
is required. It is said to work per-
fectly and is described at length in
printed matter issued by the matters.
Transmission gears of (‘oinmbiu
ours are made of tin: finest quality of
special chrome nickel stop] of grout
tensile strength and ulnstic Iltnlt. From
season it) scnson. little detail change-s “
arc suggested by hard usage and iur
movements are inaugurated according-
ly. The 1906 Columbia acurs wcrc
cmincntly satisfactory and those of
cars drivon 10,000 miles show no signs
of wr-nr, yct the 1907 product hos been
much improved. Engineer Maxim, in
order to try ottt thc new construction
drove from Hartford to Sharon in tin-
licrkshlrcs every day for TWO weeks.
The round trip is about 125 miles and
the routc In over thc slccpcst hills in
the state and affords about as hard u
that for gt-ars us could be desired.
George ll. Strout. who has rct-cutly
tukon chargc of the salon tlopartmcut.
of the Electric Vehicle Company says
that hc finds it splendid outlook for
the sale of Columbine for 1907 and
pronounces the factory and equipment,
of the Electric Vehicle Company equal
to anything that be has virtltcd in Atu
cricu [11‘ Europe,
—-8EW1NG MACHINE BARGAINS.
real once. at Singer Htorca, iluy hero
and deal with thc uutnul‘nclurt'n's. The
Singer ('otupnny is pormnncnt and
responsible; its rcprcscntutivca urn nlA
ways at band to cam for Singer Much-
inos. Look for tho 1ch S.
Stunt-r chlnit Machine (in, iii Ho.
Main $41.. Bo. Norwalk. (7mm. 1.. (i.
llooth. Selling Agent. '
BIG "SALE:
Sheet Music
.1043 Copy
SATURDAY ONLY.
The Moon Han llla Eye on You,
When Eyes of lilac Arc 'I‘rno.
Making Eyes.
Happy Heine. ~
Abraham Jofforttoo. Washington loo.
Somewhere. 5'
The Good Old 1]. B. A.
Someone Thinks of anoonc.
Chart. K. ilarrla' Dance Album, No.
3. and a large number of other».
COLEMAN’S
NIWI ITOII.
in CM loath NONI-lit.
to North
who
ties because they can’t find any other clothes for me ,that
have'the perfect fit and distinctive style qualities inherent
in Varsity suits and o‘vcrcoats.
not care map what the price
Suits and
VarsityCIotheSi
' of Surpassing Excellence. ,
g‘grsity auitajmd overcoats are bought by many men
is. Thw‘buy Varsi-
. ., ,,
Overcoats, $10 to $25
The fitted-back effect in Varsity clothes is the despair
of the tailor; none but the most expert designers andtailor-
men can produce it in the perefction shown in Varsity
clothes. The broad shoulders. chesty front. flare skirts in
Varsity suits and overcoats proclaim the master hand. '
Suits in tbc ttcw prays in many exclusive pzttlcrnfi. fan-
-——-—-——__.._.
14 South Main St.
vy Scotch lyvcctis. hiuc anti iliilt‘ii. $10 to $25. ()vcrcoztls ‘
in gray, Lixfortl and black. $10 to $30.
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THE BEST FLOUR. GfiAlN AND FEED THE MAR-
KET AFFORDS AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
That's the ration we hold our oltl
We want. YOUR ordcrs.
the very best attention.
VICE a little BETTER titan the other
you test. it?
L, Buy Oat‘s That‘s Clean.
MANUEL
trade and win new.
We guarantee to give them
We think we offer you SIB.
fellow‘s best. wot i
“MIME ‘
.41
T. HATCH. firth...
Et'tiuliutlu'tilti
THOMAS LAWSON BEGINS HI S GREAT NOVEL.
13TH, iN THIS NUMBER.
wm. * P. Beél:
Books. stationery and Engravingn‘w xi
49 Wall St., Norwalk. 6 So. Main Sci. 80. o
Examination Free.
Matching of Motel and all Repairing a Specialty.
JACKSON.
.‘ On B.
Optician.-
68 WALL STREET.
not. retort.
READY.
. ... -... _._- *4...
Hundreds of Eyes:
are being overworked as a result of application upon work Outlooks.
Relief for strained and tired eyes may be had and torloul ‘ti'oubio
averted by wearing a pair of col
Propor- Glasses. Properly Adjusted,
Pntdhv, Tits
.9
.4
run.
It]
‘5' IuJ
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NORWALK. CONN.
muse-ye. lot: it Nomtlt.
A HOP Io. uldln'ollbll
“'7‘, an small. moi. fff ..
mama;
Old Company Lehigh, Cross Creek,
J eddo,
ran roams: awn
Coal:
RING!
Deposited in our Savings Dc-
partmcnt drawn interest from the
first of Every Month.
January and July nt
Payable In
‘t i t
41"" Cent.
South Norutllt Trust Company,
Is bank account will help you
save for Chrtntnno.
OPEN NOON! ' '
IND SRTUHDK‘Y
l
t
"LIGGET‘rs"
Suturing
Candy 75
FRESH zvsnvv‘wz'IK.
500 Quality
29c lb. '
o
int filial Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.-——'l‘he
depression of stocks In London affect-
ed only part. of the. list. at the. opening
here and changes from last night were
mixed in consequence. The low pric-
ed stocks continued to show strength
as was the case yesterday. American
Steel Foundries pfti. showed a gain of
11.4. and Virginia iron and Hocking
Cool I and Atlantic Coast. lune. Kun-
sus City Southern pill. and Allis Citat-
mors large fractions. it'eut Northern
pfd. and Anaconda dcclincd 11,5 and
Northern Pacific and St. Louis and San
Francisco Second pfd, large fractions.
WALL STREET. it n. tn.~—El'locti\'e
selling of the higbvpriccd western rail-
road stockg imparted general wonk-
ness in the market These stocks that
had displuyed firmness at the outset
fell away In common with the Others.
but did not yield much below yctser-
day‘s cloning. international Pump
suggcd 2i 3-8, tircut Northern old. 3 14.
Northwestern 1i. Dclnwurc and Hudson
2. St. Paul and Sloss Slit-flicld Stool
I 1-2; Northern Pacific and Colorado
Pilot 1 1-4 and Union Pacific. Canadian
Pacific. lit-titling and Sugar 1. i‘Jtiuln
cling pl‘d. nulnctl 1. . . -
WALI. STREET. Closew'l‘hu market
closctl weak at tbc lowest. 'i‘hcrc win
free liquidation all through the list.
The full in prices was halted when
tho bank stutcmcut uppcurcd, but be»
cunn tnorc rapid afterwards. Home of
Kthd ronwiicuous (it‘l'iillt‘H Wcro' (lrcat
Northci‘n pfd. .3 1~‘..’. Northwoslt-rn -i.
St, Paul Li Ml, and Northern Pacific 3.
Most of ‘iilt' promincht ‘m-tivc stocks
i'ct‘cdcti in lht- neighborhood of a point.
Ralilcs on t-ovcniug of room shorts
word but slight,
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Two Westport avenue residents are
mourning the visit. 'l‘hurstlay night,
of bold cbit-kcn thicvcs. llibcn (‘hurt-h
.flnds that he has been relieved of the
"ownership of 20 chickens, and Mrs,
Mary Mt-Yciah finds her 105:5 cyctt
greater. shc having had 50 slob-u. 'I‘hc
thieves arc believed to MW adunc their
hmuruuding with a horse and wagon.
'l‘hc Choral Union will hold its rc~
ho'ureul ncxt Monday evening. Novcur
her 20. in the East Norwnik Mcthodist
Church. It is curncstly desired that
those who intend still to apply for
nictnbcrshlp will do so at ottcc. us thc
list of membership is stxrnw bc clos-
cd and the conductor Is anxious lost
some of tho formcr members who how
not roportcd as yet, or some new nppli~
cunts may defer the muttcr too long
and fall of admission
At tbc First Church In Norwnlk otf
morrow evening. the pastor is to speak
on the life and work of licnjnmin
Franklin. (inc could hardly imagine
a lurxcr contrast thunt hut. bctwocn a
man of Franklin's stamp and one of
the stamp of Aaron 1iurr. ‘ Franklin
was born of lowly parents. had few
opptu'tnultlcs In the direction of edu-
cation, wtis unprcpossesaing In appcttr-
nnco and had no delicate charm of
nuttincr. th. In the matter of service
to the Republic. in the matter Of‘laylng
docp substantial principles as the foun-
dation of our government. arty compar-
Ison between Burr and Franklin can
only crnphnn ,o tbc difference between
tt selfish staking for personal glory.
and n whole-honrtcd. tn-ond-mlmlcd,
self-sacrificing patriotism. No better
background for a study of Franklin
could be than a study of Burr. and 0V-
tn'y young American would do well to
learn lessons for present day conunon-
sense Americunism from the shrewd
yet ioyai l‘hlludelphiati.
YALE 0. TOWNE COMPANY RAISES
WAOEB
STAMFORD. Nov. 2I.~~Th i'uic &
'i‘owu Manufacturing Company today
announced to flu 3,000 employee that
an advance In wages and piece ratua
Would so into I‘iTl‘l‘i. tin» liiritt of next
your. The Iutiivbluai day and place
work will be gone over separately and
those ticscrving It wil be given an nd~
vanco. It. In expected that the advance
will amount to ”noun a your and to-
gether with an increase outdo n abort
time ago the company will Increaao tla
pay roll during 1007 to the extent of
$120,000. the lust advance amounting to
"5.000 it your.
hurt. night. there. Willi a meeting 01'
the foreman. superintendents and olh.
or hands of the departments. at which
Mr. Towne was present and was pro
tented with a handsome loving cup.
0......uawww
"My dear sir.“ enthusiastically are
claimed the import lawyer, utter ho had
hoard iiin new client's story. “you cer-
tainly have a good cone. 1 think we
can secure a verdict without much
trouble."
"That's what I told my wifc." sold
the man. "and yet tine insisted at first.
that we ought to engage a proteins!
.RE . VED.
i'TFihT'YOU MILL-WIN OUT WIOT
6517802: IOUT tF‘You Go "
THE RIGHT.PLACEVTO OW
YOUR SWEATERS AND OTHER
3.!an THINGS .‘lb WEAR'F’TIII'.
‘rboranLL GAME
~ Bums shown.
WHETHER YOU Go To THE FOOT BALL GAME
OR. NOT YOU WILL NEED WARM THINGS TO WEAR
THIS WINTER. WINTER 1.5 THE TIME WHEN YOU
MUST WEAR CLOTHES. CLOTHES MEANS WHAT
PEOPLE WEAR——ALL THEY WEAR. WHEN YOU
GET -CLOTHE.S YOU MIGHT AS WELL GET THE
RIGHT KIND——MADE oi“ THE RIGHT MATERIALJ‘.
BY THE‘RIGHT WORKMEN. THEN YOU WILL GET
QUALITY AND STYLE. WE HAVE A FULL LINE Of‘
CLOTHES FOR MEN AND BoYS—-EVERYTHING
THEY WEAR. OUR MEN’S SHOES ARE PRICED
FROM $2.00 To $5.00
BOY’G SHOES FROM $1.00 To $3.00
EVERY THING IN RUBBER FOOT WEAR
YOU WILL WIN IN THE GAME YOU PLAY ll" YOU
WEAR. OUR CLOTHES.
Selleck 8- Price,
HEAD-TO-FOOTERS.
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
At Dibblee Grocent. Saturdau Sales
FLOUR BARGAIN—Mic the best and no mistake. Cataract Bound.
65c bag: $5.00 bbl.
Fresh Eggs, 45c dozen.
Butter—We have the finest tub butter, now at wholesale cost, 20: 1b.
Red Cabbage for salad. etc.. 12c to 15¢.
Florida Oranges, 25c and 35¢ per doz. as to size.
Fine Northern Spy Apples. 50c pk.; a fine table apple.
Home Green-
ings. fine nook, 35c pk. Ordinary. stock, 30c pk. .
Cranberrie low-price, iOc’fit. . .
Sweet Peta oea. 22c pk.
Hubbard Squash, So each.
Cider is fine and sweet and flows freely, at 25c gal.
Credit expanded and money acarc c.‘ Patrons will confer a great favor
by paying account: close up.
My Thanksgiving effort to serve and please will be announced. her.
.. zo DIBBL'E'
What will it be? *
Telephone Call 626-4.
I
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LOREN
BEN
650 Bad:
$5.00 per bbl. ,
Fancu Baldwin or Greening Apples $81. bbi
‘ UNITED GROCERY co.
:0 North Main St. 49 Fort St,
So. Norwalk. East Norwalk.
Phonctx43. Phone 319-3.
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PRACTICAL.
"i'm sure my Z-year-oid son in going
to have good business ability." said the
proud father. .
“What's the reason “I" asked a friend.
“We tried every way to force him to
stop putting his thumb In hts‘motuth.
but. Iio never paid the least attention
to us till we altered to buy him off."—
Detroit Free Press. .
'i‘ommic is tcctotally oppost-d to [4'0
fin: to church. He says it makes him
sleepy. and that his cramped legs and
arms fact as if somebody was making
pin cushions of them. When inst Sun-
day morning came and the church lit-Ila
begun to ring. 'l‘ommy. as usual,
arlscd his toil-c in vigorous protest
against attending acrvlcc.
“i'rcucliinp docs you good," said his
omthcr. . ._ ,,
“Don’t clihcr," rcplitd '1 omndc. « J
stoutiy. G I O B
“What do you suppose it in for.
then?" she asked.
"liuntto." he i‘t‘lliit'tl. “1 prices It‘a to
Rive the choir a chance to not their
breath."
the place.
..t .
IN lUYING THE
CROSS"
can: 'llllt
ssa‘ THAT THIG muck]:
iiiii‘i
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Keep the House
' Warm "
by ,
Keeping the Cellar
Cooled
‘ I
‘ nous oauuml wm-tour. -, ~
$5.50”... is. [
Ihat’s' Our Business
Phone. BOB-d2.
W I
Wear shoes
i V‘Y‘ if i
lawyer."
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to anneal) on THE sorrow.
THAT FIT 4
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Norwalk Chronicler