We-
.t'
’4. Inches long, has a deep center v
tinfoil hips. It the graces In person
mutan'ldie more graceful. Greys In
tactically. The new herringbone of!
donut-«u shades. Only 510.
t.:,:_ . J- Gei the Habit.
1
”Mills“. Qtrut.
t
. - iBPECIZIIZEr
wmwuun
Aarovoreoat with three graces-Fnbrlc. Style and Tailoring. The coat
ent, curries In at waist line and flares
fashioned the new overcoat of ours it
many fabrics and weaves are yours,
outs with collars or velvet to sell or
Go to the
Write Copyright Clothing Co. .
South Not-walk, Conn.
HARRY GOO DWIN, Mgr.
One Week ”Only.
SILL THI
item Brenden Moulder’s Special
‘ . REGULAR $2.50.
\ t
7 sou-m
90' wnshington Street,
W
. 5 At $2.25.
NORWALK SHOE 00.
South Norwalk.
some ts‘nerssreivw
the public that we propose making it warm for all persons using our
Coal. We can do this easily. because there is more heat value to
the ton in our Coal than in any other Coal you can buy.
Branch Offices:
Bridge Drug Store.
Mary’s News Stand.
me And HAFJSFanue 0n
(Continued From First Page.)
Erwin ..................... Kornberg
Right Guard.
Bialow ...................... Pierce
Right 'l‘:l(‘kit’_
Alcott ........................ Starr
Right End.
Jones ...................... Non-hull
Quarterbat'k.
Veeder ...................... It‘ostt't'
’ Left Halibat‘h.
Boonie, Bomar .............. Lint-olu
Right Itilltimtlk.
Morse .................. ‘. . .. \Vt‘lltlflil
Fullback.
Otflclals~ltaieroum E. R. Hall.
Dartmouth: umpires, W. H. Edwards.
Princeton. and Mont, W. .i, llat‘kvit'.
West Point: hvntllinosnutn. Guy Ay-
rsuit, Groton. '
BOSTON. Nor, 2-i:~(‘.luwrs I'tu' liar-
vat-d. mingled with an occasional soli»
tat-y voice raised on behalf oi the blue-
by some loyal Yule alumnus tlitt'tl tlu~1
South Terminal Station ourly toduyi
' Between the hours of 7 and it thrrv
w“ a steady stream of football onilttr
sinsts pouring into the great station,
to‘ take trains for New Haven. uil
carrying sweaters, (Wt‘l‘i'iltllti or other
wraps. and litany bout-lug red flags
and pennants. Several apt-rials were
run over the New York. New Hurt-u
and Hartford and ilostou untl Aibnu)
Railroads. and all woo: well mind
While the I't’IttIluI' tI‘ttllIn Wi‘i‘t‘ t-rowtit-tl.
The Harvard supporters \\’t*l‘I‘ toll of
confidence.
Brown—Dartmouth.
SPRINGFIELD, Muss. Not. New
The Brown and Dartmouth tutulmli
Grievous wow. rnporicd in splendid coir
dltion today for their twelfth unnuul
contest ior I‘ooilmll supremacy. 'i‘ht-
Brown qud spout ilto night at linrt-
IBM. Colin” while the Dartmouth nwu
rested at the Ilrupor Hotel. at North-
ampton. The. teams planned to color
here during the torenoon. This t-ity
was crowded with Visitors.
The hailing on tho rtmIt-st was light
and iavoreti Brown on u 5 to -i hauls.
The woniiwr was idt-ul. 'I‘ho Kilillt‘
wan to he enIlt-d at 2 p. m. on Huinpdon
Park. and the line up given out lit-lorr-
the [amo was as follows:
Dartmouth. Brown.
De Anielin .................... Pryor
lA-it End.
Bobbi ....................... Kirloy
Lott 'i‘nritltr.
vaoar .................. Wt-stt-rvolt
ia'l'i iiuurtl.
Bruno ............. . ..... t'oukltu
t't-uiot'.
'l‘ohln ........................ Ayltvr
Right iiuurtl.
hung ...................... iiuzurd
iiiitht 'l'IIt‘kil‘.
l’l‘lntlni'd . . . . . . . ,,,,,,,,,,, Eirtnl
. Right uuu,
illam ........... .. .. . _ Schwartz
QIIuru-rlutt'k.
Driver .. ............ Muyhuw
Mil lluitiutvk.
at!!!” ... ............. , .. llurllua
Rinbi lluliiiurit.
Greenwood . Mt‘iliml’llli
Villliilit‘h.
. Chicano Plays Nehruiu.
CHICAGO. Nov. 2.; «i'hi 'ntto wound
up It. toolbnii schedule 0 this your
today with the iiuivernity of Nebraska
em» as its opponents. ‘I‘hc unmi-
MOO marked the Mom of the football
can" of Com. mitt-mull. oi itil' (flittin-
tum. who Inns brought viclory to
#:le so often in the lust four years
it Nair Itlcitln .
The Iieniei Keogh Deal Camping,
74 SEAVIEW AVE.
Telephone 548.
CARUSO'S FINE NOT PAID
NEW YORK. Nov. 24.--—’l‘ho $10 lino
iimposotl on Enrico Caruso. yesterday.
inns not paid today. (luo of his at
torneys had gone to i‘Olil'l with tho
; intention of paying the lino under pro-
test tilltl tho money was about to hr
passed across tho Clerk‘s desk when
3(‘ttt'ttso‘s st-uior (‘illlilst‘l rushod into
illlt‘ t-ourt rotun and brought iht- pro-
.rt-t-tllng to a hull. A consultation In»
It\\'(‘l‘il t-ounsol and the rourt followed
Illliii it was mutually uproot] to permit
tho matter to go over until Monday.
ll“ Ibo mountlmt- i'nruso has been
illilt‘llit'lt into tho rustody or his (filllll‘
isoi. (‘nruso‘s counsel Iotluy l‘t‘llt‘l‘ilti‘tl
l thu ililllllllllt‘i‘lllt’lli matit- yesterday that
ion uppoul will be lulu-n. "i saw Mr.
li‘nruso ui his lltltt‘l today." said tho
'uttorrwy. "and had him sign an uppil
tt‘llltiljl for an appeal. which will tlt'
:iln'li‘itt t'tu- immediately of our of tilt‘
tjllllfli‘h' ul‘ llIt‘ l‘ourt oi" (itvunrul Sos-
.~itu.~‘.
; DON'TS FOR MOTHERS.
iion't forgot that llli' wish that is
urntliird by some HP” sacrifice gains
in value.
Don‘t forgot that till‘ orderly ohlitl
is a llll'SsllIg to himself as well as to
others.
Don't fall to make companions of
,ytmr children's school friends. Rt“
live with ytutr children the happiest
of all tluys. your school days,
llon‘t forgot that u t‘rowded shop is
it poor place for children. it you
must take them there. ti‘lli‘il “touch
not. Instr» not. trundle not."
llon't (‘Xlli.‘('l. “You. thank you. mum-
qu." or "No. i would rather IIOI.
please. ununuut." it you omit to use
tlwso small words yourself.
llon't DI‘I‘llltl tho wild demonstra-
tions of li‘llllli't‘ tho srrtutming anti
kicking which our stmu-timoswin
lut‘t. too often ————— witnesses. 'i‘hoy do-
morullze both pnrout and child. They
vaor need In: If the very first dom-
.on.~ztrution Is clutched.
i
l TROUBLE AHEAD.
g Larry-”I'll nlvor vote t'r ‘imI" "
l Wnlti tIlll’litl‘w-"Wilill itlfiiii‘l‘nt'il do
‘ you think that tinnitus?"
i Larry—41. makes tt uphill. In th‘
|ltill‘l_\‘_ be .inrgt-i"-—-~Chiongo Tribune.
THE SEASON'B BORROW.
"l‘is murmured on the chilling blant
’i‘hla thought that imitates the soul:
“'1 hr uututun days are here at inst.
“l‘Is How to buy your “'illti‘l"li t-onl."
Washington Slur.
FIVE BOYS DROWNED.
lith'I‘lichl.. Qua“ Nov. iii-wintor-
mailon revolved horn by mull today
NIIIII‘N that "W boy» worn drowned at
Vill'i‘llilt'li. utuuu ton mitt-a Iwiow here
on tin: Niltll‘I' of tho rlvor. 'l‘hy are
two sons ot‘ liluaint'bo Mulopnrt. ont-
non of Widow Ilut'it-ot. out» tin" of D.
lit-M'I'ilt'u and our- son of (l. llsriuttul.
THE THEORIST.
i linirkur iiut'huim‘ hliil ext‘t-Ilolll
‘ hit-mt on tho training of I'tlttiil‘i‘i‘l.
litwltorwiiumph, iie’a like the man
who utlvotmtt-a downing the homes but
tiouun'l I‘t-RIKtI'i‘-MNI'W York Sun.
“ALLIED.
Oh. the Night October woodsw
Surely they're the lovely goods!
iliu they don‘t do us'muteh ultr-
When tho apnrlt plug won't producer-~-
Intiinndpolia New
i
"Neeessity Never Made a Good
bargain." nttlti that wine old Philosoplwr. Benjamin Franklin.
How would it he with you It some sudden need tor mom-y should
ulna? Would you have to huml
(find! or mortgage your goods or
‘; I“ iI‘AW on YOUR OWN RESERVES?
South Norwnlk
my not: an... n Wflhinuton
Iisie yourself by borrowing from
could you come down to thin hunk
Why not be prepared?
Savings Bank,
It. south Norwnilt.
charm Pepe gen-ted .lrtsitetuetit do
Pm Ingmar. Yesterday.
The most excitint Wild West are
hihltlon thsthorwailt has experienced
for some time. occurred yesterday at-
teruoon near Pest Swamp. when
Charles Popp. an Italian. began flour-
ishing a revolver because he. was not
allowed to board a lroliey t-ur.
Superintendent Everett lt‘. Kyle. ot
the local street railroad system, torm-
ed a small posse anti took a car bver
to Pent Swamp and captured the re.
calcitraut Popp, who made quite a
resistance, though he was overpower~
ml. and brought to Norwalk and turn-
ed over to Chlei‘ of Police Thomas
Bradley, who incited him up for the
night.
The case name up this morning. but
was t'ontinued until 9 o'clock Monday
morning. Popp's employer. Herman
Quittnt-r. put up u rash bond of Sill
t'or hill uppr-uraurt'.
it is stated that Quittuer ntttu‘i
titt- l’ennoyer saloon in Weutport tutti
put Popp in t-hurgt‘. The temptation
to indulge In the liquids the piano at"
lords. the police say. was too great
for l’opp and he was soon dongttrrtmuly
drunk. .
The man started to walk in tho
llll‘l‘i'tltlli of Norwalk. and when a our
name along nom- l’out Swamp. he at
rompted to board it. Owing to his
condition, Conductor Wilmot refused
to let him get aboard. When another
our came along and stopped at Beers'
rat-nor to allow a lady to alight. Popp
made a second attempt to ride. (Jone
duntor Albert Borg also rt‘lusetl to
allow him to got on, and l’opp began
flourishing a i‘l'\’0i\'("l‘ and pointed it
at the t-oudut-tor. Fortunately Louis
Vt-rloy. who hud :u shotgun. was
aboard. Ho levelled the weapon at
l’opp and this brought the Inuit some-
what to his senses. When Norwuik
was I't'flt‘hf‘d. the trolley tut-n reported
to Superinttmdeut Kyle. who. with Mr
several assistants. ruptured i-‘opp.
RELIANCE H. AND L. FAIR.
First Night of Event in Rowayton an
Unprecedented Bunches.
’l'hu annual fair of ttl‘ltilllt'r‘ Hook
and Lndtlor (‘ompany was most dus-
Dit‘ltllll-li)’ Upt‘llt'lt, Inst eroding. III the
halidsomu trut-k house» In Rownyton
HVUIIIIP. 'l‘hvrr was a wry large at»
tondunro and humorous unlit-inn Vit'i‘t‘
dispose-ll of.
Tim turkey supper “'35 u rmy t-ltib-
()l‘iltt‘ affair. and pronounced vxrollout
by all who put-took of ii.
A program was rondermi during the
i'\'t'lllllg. whit-h lnrlutlod pinno solos
by Professor \Vt'ill'tP and Mrs. Earl
Sit-yous: rovnls Illll.‘lr~l by Misses i.ll~
littu (‘rtwitott and Min ilt'undngv. untl
st'lt‘t'litlllI-i by :I chorus.
’i‘ho ai'i'uir will Iu- brought to a ("0S0
this I‘Vi'lllllfl. and u largo number of
buntlmmo urtirios will lli‘ disposed of.
’i‘hr- titt'orationt~ at tho tl'lli‘li house
iillllllrili anything over bolort' uttvmpt-
oil by tho mombt'rs.
nuoosou soonervltecruae.
Will Be Held in’the South Norwaik
‘ Congregational Church. December 3.
Thu unuunl lilt’llll't‘ of tho (‘onncril-
t‘llt. Audubon Sorloty which will rome
to South Norwnik as told before, will
be bold in the South Norwnlk Congre-
gatilonti (‘hurt-ir Monday owning. De-
t'ombt'r 3rd.
The lecture will tli‘ given by Herbert.
K. .iob. author of Among tho Water
Fowl, Wild Wings and other books.
uml will be illustrated by 100 alert-opti-
con pit-turns. photogrnpiwti from life.
His lt‘(‘tlll‘t' will be ('unwrn Studies
or the [A’SNCI‘ Known ilirtls of Con-
lll‘t‘llt‘ill. “winding the hawks. owls.
upland ganw birds and shore birds. and
will be it turn (rent for liliih‘l‘ intt-rt-stcd
in bird tlft‘.
The lecture in {too to nil. only that
children must ho accompanied by all
(door person.
l
. OBITUARY NOTES.
GEORGE Mild.
lioorgt‘ Loo. of [tidal-livid. iorty-uintv
years old. (lti‘il at tho city hospital.
In Ilurtiord. yostvrduy allot-noon. fol-
lowing a sorits of l‘tlnl'iltr‘llillh' brought
on by Ilt‘llt'llllt‘ poisoning. ”P has a
brother. Vl‘i'it C. Iu-o, u i’arnwr In
thluutiolti.
SAN FRANCISCO CRIB HAIDED
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. Bin—Police
(‘uptuln Martin. who Iwi‘ort- tilt» Brand
.Iury. ycnIertldy. was questioned us to
why ho had not (down tho place or III
ropuw known as tho “Municipal Crib."
'I‘hbt Ililll‘i' tetuunius about ibti wtunon
ttIId IIt-i'oro Ibo tin: iotyvt'ul hundrutl
woman wm-u lot-turd tin-ru. it In un-
derstood that Martin Iosiiliml that ho
had boon toltl by his suporIorx not to
tout-h tho uluru. “I‘ also «aid Ibut ho
had not. hot-u ttblo to Nl'i‘lll'I' the not-tut
sury (Willi‘lli‘i' ttautuat Iiw rvsort, Inst
night Captain and (‘iilt-I' Illuuu hold
to i'iillli‘l‘i‘lii't‘. and hour tiu- pIut-t- wun‘
rttitlt'd hit Iiu- [Itiiii’l' with HIV rtmuili
that a lump uumiwr of tho qutuiott
\rt-rv tultou to tho t'lty prison,
mm». u... -M e.*....~.._
MISS SCHNEIDER MILD.
. . .
HOYT'B «THEATRE:
IA‘I‘URDAY. NOV. 24.
MATINII AND NIGHT.
Return I moment
TI-il AMERIcAm VITAGRARH co.
With Their Emu- Movln Pictures.
Entire ctr-nasal Program, . mounting
nivo Program Iver Shown.
ALL FEATURE HITB.
II as:
{‘0 10c and 26:
Matinee
Night ............. . 100. ”fi‘“ 300
HOYT'S THEATRE.
THANKSGIVING DAV.
MATINEI AND NIGHT.
The Moat Impressive Play of the
Present Generation,
A WOMAN'8.HEDEMPTION.
woman In the tune of necessity.
It stills every emotion of the human
heart.
Full of Realism: Pal-ion; Perfldy.
Matinee Prion—Orchestra, 36c; Bal-
cony. 26:; Children. 10c.
Evening Prices—25c, 35c, 50c; First
4 Rows Orchestra, 76¢.
the Most Elaborate and Most Banana
It deal. with the love of woman lor-
i
‘ m
- ‘ nos. in and 5 oitzem numeracy. t
r.
x Ladies’ Flanneielie Gowns and Skills.
I! you will compare our Fianueiette Goods with other makes shown you will llnd a decided dittoreucc in
favor of the goods which we show—not only as to the quality of the goods but the quality of the workmanship an
well. A comparison is all we ask.
LADIES’ GOWN8~SIzes from It to 17. ‘Plll‘t. Blue and Grey Stripe. good quality. braid trimmed, Me. Pink
and Blue Stripe. plain, colored collars and cults. buttophoie edge. 75c. Grey and White Stripe. trimmed with pink
and blue. 85c. All White. good quality. 85c. Extra heavy quality, Pink and Blue and All White, IMO—01.25.
Extra Size-«Extra heavy. Pink and Blue Stripe. $1.00. Extra heavy, White, $1.25. .
CHILDREN'S GOWNS—Sizes from 2 to it yours. White. Pink and Blue Stripe. 45c to 65¢.
LADIES' SKIRTs FROM 39c T0 $1.50—Groy Stripe, ti Inch llounce. white leather stitching. 390.
Blue Stripe, umbrella rufllo. 50c. Pink. Blue and Grey Stripe. umbrella ruille, 3 rows stitching, 59¢.
quality. White. 7 Inch tlonnce. 3 tucks. Light Blue and Pink, embroidered edge, 85c.
broldery edge “ounce. $1.00.
CHILDREN'S SKIRTS—From 2 to 1i) years.
ti Int-.h ruiilo. buttonholo edge. leather stitched. 45c.
FLANNELETTE AND QREPE AND CLOTH KIMONAs—From 31.00 to $3.75.
FLANNELETTE DRESSING SACQUEs—Plnk, Blue anti Grey, 85:: to $1.50.
BATH ROBEg—Red. Blue and Grey. $2.75 to $3.98.
TRISTRAM 85
Pink and .
Extra. lino
Plain Pink and Blue, em-‘
Pink and Blue Stripe. 4 inch rumo. buttonhole edge, 26c. White,‘
I
t'u. ... \..
Him, non-wan, CONN.
t letter i u.-
29-31 ‘West Washington Street. South Norwulk.
\
NEW YORK. Nov. arm-Miss (Iltllllu
Schneider, once a German sister oi
chuflty. who iihol three men ’l‘hursdny‘
on the lttl'tlt‘t. was arraigned In pollen
I‘Olli‘t today land held without bail for
turthen examination. It won until In
rouri that Raul Sheohttu. u ttniumhln
liltttlt'nl. mn- o! the melt who wua shot.
In In It trrltloul condition as u ronuit
of his wountla. Otto ll. Ditlltllt‘. it
lawyer. and llr. It‘rmlui'it'it llIt-rhoit.
the other men who Warn shot by Minn
flrhnt-ltivr. were. in court to potter
against bur. Mitts lit'hneltier ha uotlt
in; to say when arraigned.
u “a .- 4...»... an...“ -4.»-
BOMPIIIB . ne-ntee'rso Plut-
(IIN'I’.
MlNNEAl’OMfi. Minn. Nov. 24.«--
tisrnuol Gmnpars was today reelected
president of the American Federation
of labor.
ANNAPOMB, Md. Nov. 24.-The
game between St. John‘s College and
0th Hopkins University. at this
I
place. today. result“ In a vIt-tory tor,
Ht. John's. 8 in O. I
CREDIT GIVEN TO YOU .
3 if you wish. No extra charge for this accommodation.
‘ .
mau».an‘ . . Ag,” _. _ -.._.. .
Thanksgiving Sale
Claaks, Tailors-Made Suits,
Tod
l00 Black Tourist'Coats, } ‘
50 inches long; trimmed with panne velvet on cuffs and collar,
Children’s Coats,
The largest assortment in the Norwnlks
For THANKSGIVING we have made special reductions in our
FUrniture Department.
'Come in and see our Dining Room Furniture, China. Closets,
and Buffets.
* H. With it til.
GREAT
--—0F—--
and ‘Millinery,
ay and Monday.
worth $12 to $15, '
Special for Saturday and Monday.
Special Prices on
7
Nothing to equal it and nothing can
beat it; no matter where you go.
Norwalk Chronicler