Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, November 26, 1906 · page 3

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is all the“ new
“W's mummy In
30 9“! ls: _ . . _
bat-toss. Granite cloth. y sin
hairs and Brilllln. has 29%;?0"
ILAGK 6000;.” P l VL‘I‘Y

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E. K. BANKS, ‘

so and tr wit-Mums street.“
Mahsoksmo Hotel Itself;
.. south Nsrwsiit. ..

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For Norwalk and vicinity:
tonight. 'l‘uesday light rain. A well-
detlned storm area islbentral this
morning in Wisconsin.
ing cloudy and rainy weather in the

Lake region and uppre. Mississippi Vai- ..
This storm will move eastward

lay.
and this vlointty will be on the south-
ern edge of it on Tuesday. The tem-
perature is mild in all sections. Con-
ditions favor for this vicinity partly
cloudy Weather today,. followed by
cloudy tonight and light rain on Tues
day. = ~

 

The barge Arthur Jackson has ar-
rived with a cargo of coal for Raymond
Brothers. ‘

 

 

‘-—Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
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Attorney John J. Cuneo attended the
Yale-Harvard football game Saturday.

~liind reports a very enlgyable occasion.

Joseph Neil is a happy “hop" in
that he has been fitted out with a
Mahaekemo suit of blue, with cap and
brass buttons.

 

~Steinway, Home and Jewett Pianos
at Steinert‘s, 6 80. Main St.. So. Nor-
Wiilk.

 

 

Charles Prescott and Herbert Drake.
of the South Norwalk postofiice. wit~
nessod the'Yaie-ilnrvard football game
in New Haven. Saturday;

Miss Margaret McClure will give a
Thanksgiving address at the Foreign
Citizens' reading room. In Ely avenue,
Wednesday night at 7:30 o‘clock.

 

 

—‘~Basket Ball Armory. Monday night.
Co. 1“ vs. Xavier A. A.'. West Ends vs.
Pastimes. Dancing from 10 to 12.

 

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Mr. and Mrs. Aaron 0. Cutler. of
Shrewabury, Mass, will spend Thanks-
giving with Dr. and Mrs. .1. Milton
Coburn, at the Colonial Cottage.

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Court Frances, No. 11. Order of the
Golden Sceptre. will hold Its regular
meeting on Tuesday evening in G. A.
it. Hall. instead of Wednesday evening.

 

Coleman Cbnruok has acquired the
lot in the rear of his residence in Lowe
street. owned by Morris M. Norton,
and will probably erect a house there
later.

 

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linblcs’ hcnlth depend upon bnbies'
food. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea
is the best baby medicine known to
loving mothers. Tea or Tablets. 35
cents. Plaisted's Drug Store.

 

A special session of Uncas Hayloft
will be held this evening. Every farm-
cr connected with the hayloft should
be present. Refreshments will be
served.

 

Lathrop it Shea have the contract
for building the tiled subway which Is
to connect the stations for east and
wcsbbound trains. at Stamford. Work
hogan today.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lyle and family
have moved from Woodward avenue
to Bridgeport. where Mr. Lyle and sons
are now employed.

———-—-b——_.

It rarely falls to cure rheumatism be-
cause it supplies the blood with the
necessary substance to absorb the pol-
son of rheumatism-uric acid. That
Is what lloilister's ltocky Mountain
’i‘cu will do. Tea or Tablets, ill} cents.
I’Illliltiid'ii Drug Store.

 

Miss (,‘atbcrino Galloway. of New
York. yesterday resigned her position
as soprano in the nuurtcttc choir of
the South Nurwailt llaptist Church. tho
same to take effect immediately.

 

Mina Grace Smith. of Leninlnstcr.
Mass. was operated on at the hospital
Nainrday for appendicitis. 'l‘hc stami-
tlon was performed by Dr. lhtmortier.
assisted by Dr. Walter Hitchcock anti
Dr. ll. 0. fihom.

PILIB CUBID in 6 7014 DAVO.

PAM) ()lN'I‘ME'N'l‘ is guaranteed to
cure any case of itching. Blind, Bleed»
tag or Ptotruding i’lioa in 8 to it
days or money refunded. lino. .

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OUR STOCK NEEDS NO INTRODUCTION TO OUR
MANY PATRON! WHO HAVE PATRONIZED US IN THE
PAST. AND TO THOSE WHO HAVE NOT WE INVITE YOU
TO lNSPECT OUR LARGE STOCK THAT WILL ARRIVE’
TOMORROW DIRECT FROM THE FARMS OF SUFFOLK
COUNTY. NEW YORK STATE. AND MARYLAND. AT PRIC-
ES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST. LOOK FOR PRICES IN

 

 

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Idler. than (‘0.
The increasing sale is a guar-
antes of the richness and high
‘ standard of.,»these chocolates.
ln Pound Boxes at 60c
WM Pound Boxes at 85c
Assorted Checolates in Boxes
at ...... . ............ 10c
Chocolate Almonds in Boxes
. at . 15c
Chocolate Caramels in Boxes
.‘ lat...” . .......10c
Chocolate Maple Walnuts in
Boxesat... .......itlc‘

Chocolate l’eppermints in
Boxesat.. ......l0c

Ell. "l; Ella. Jr.

" Dru" I'

8 North Main on Tel. 826—3.
Connection for all north and

south bound cars can be made

at our store. ' “ ’ '

 
 

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There were twenty sales of real as
state in The Norwalks. last week.
with mortgages amounting to 817.240.
For the third week in November. 1905.

there were twelve transfers and mort-
gages of $13,900.

 

 

Mrs. John D. Taylor. who has been
south on an evangelistic tour. is ex—
pected to return to her home in South
Norwalk, to remain until after Thanks-
giving, when she will resume her re-
ligious work. -

 

~anket Ball Armory, Monday night.
Co. F vs. Xavier A. A.: West Ends vs.
Pastimes. Dancing from 10 to 12.

 

Harry Benedict. the new (ultra. mail
carrier out of the South Norwalk post
office, has received his commission
from the government. and Saturday
set out. with Julian H. Main with the
intention of learning the ropes.

 

As surely as children learn to speak
the language of their parents. so surely
will Hollister's Roeky Mountain Tea
make them well am! keep them well.
Tea or Tablets. 36 cents. Plaisted‘s
Drug Store.

The string of automobiles which fol-
lowed the Turnpike while returning
from the football game. Saturday. was
an almoat continuous one. yesterday.
and many of them got off the track
and came to South Norwalk. going
thence to Stamhrd.

 

——Basket Ball Armory. Monday night.
Co, F‘ys. Xavier A. A: West Ends vs.
Pastimes. Dancing from 10 to 12.

The Old Guard ball is to' be held in
New York on January 24, and local
military men are down on the list to
receive invitations to attend the ow
rode, as last year. The Norwalk boys
will have a better-looking dress uni-
form this year to wear. anti are Ionic
Ing forward to a pleasant night.

 

 

:GLOVER'B THE PLACE.

Ladles' “So'l‘lte,” the modern llub-
ber of style. comfort and convenience.
Contained in a little Scotch plaid rub.
her-lined purse.

The New Haven railroad has been
simplifying Its slgrinl system of late.
The simplified system Is now In full
working order. it is called a slow.
running and fasbrunning system. and.
by requiring greater caution on tho
part of engineers, reduced the chances
of accident. particularly at crossovers.

 

An order from the ndjntnnt-goncr-
al's office announces the approval of
the application of First Lieutenant
Clarence H, Bangs. Company A. Sec-
ond Infantry. Connecticut National
Guard. to he retired. and be has been
relieved from active duty in the mili.
tary service of the state, and placed
upon the retired list. ‘

 

-li‘ot‘ a mild, easy motion of the
bowlcs, a single dose of Dean's Regu-
late is enough. Treatment cures ba-
bitaai constipation 26 cents a box.
Ask your drugglst for them. ,

 

’i‘hc ncxt exhibition of the Wcstern
Connecticut Poultry Association will he
held in the armory in Danbury. Wed-
nesday to Bantrdny. December Ml. and
it is expected that It will he one of
the biggest shows ever held thorn.
Entries will close, tonight. Poultry
reactors and exhibitors may science
premium lists from Howard H. Mtg-
usrt-y. at. the linnbury Hardware store.

 
 

 

 

as removable for cleaning and filling.
, ants hold one ‘gallon. All .founts
ilsve indicator to show at all times
amount of oil in reservoir. Easy to re-
lck. 'l‘eniinch double thick wick. All
entors provided with a ball so they
can easily be carried to any part of
the house. The top s removabls'for
heating water. etc Prod
tiense heat outta-n

 

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.. . TE‘WEF” if
vsun muscular sum.
(Pri to it. coral .H.H.
Hartmar, ‘1‘: Nailing C‘o‘z‘s‘i’z'vstory
07 Music, InwarMsmy. will start
class in loath Norm ten: years
teacher; 0‘ solar tot-ins to ilrdjt ‘ilvo
studying. .ashtlintitstit Regular pu-
pils' recitals; “Maddolilt Blob to form
at ones. Addfla‘to ' ‘ .
«4 ”Install Ave. Intooertiar.

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Hsanbuasrans son
Edison Phonographo and Records.
Victor and Columbia Talking Machines
‘ ahd Records. .
Sold for Cash or on the Installment
Plan.

F. i. liliKWiiiIfl it till.

39 Wall Street. Norwsik.

GUNS AND
AMMUNITION

A full assortment of single and
double guns from five dollars up. Also
a fine line of hatnmerless guns from
fifteen seventy-live up.

Rifles and revolvers from twoilfty
up.

A fresh lot of ammunition in all
gauges and caliber.

Repairing Dons.

Call at

Norwtilit HardwatetioL'
39 Main St ,

"us It Home

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A. J.

 

 

 

12-:8 North'Main St.

 

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. .153 D . psia
, "" ‘In homes where “if: Ran
they are the best rock

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ROAST YOUR ,
THANKSGIVING TURKEY
IN A HUB RANGE.

assessments
COLLINS g. 00..

FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER.

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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They are the world's best 33"
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South Norwaik. Conn.

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an are used because
cut. The specusl

BROILEIL HOOD ATTACHMENT

cd in connection with the new

FRENCH SECTION AL TOP

Is found only in

Manufactured and erautcd by

SMITH dc ANTIIONYCO..B(i5'I‘0N. MASS.

For Sale by

12~18 No. Main St. So. Not-walk.

 

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Battlers and Shippers
or

Without Music

And what better music can you have
their on Edison Phonogrnph? if you
own one of these machines you have
the best artists in the world at your
disposal, both instrumental and vocal.
The prices of machines are ’l‘en. 'l‘wcn-
ty, Thirty and Fifty Dollars. and you
may have one of them by paying one
Dollar down and one dollar per week.
and if you pay cash you cannot. have

MOHAWK GINGER
ALE

Mohawk Spring Water
Mohawk Club Soda
Mohawk Sarsnparllla
Mohawk Blrch'B‘eer
Mohawk Nervo

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linhawit Spring Water in.

 

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MOIIAWK LITHIA
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FUR FOR OVERCOAT COLLARS.

The furrlcr was taking his stock out
of the ntothproof cold storage room.
It come forth frozen stiff, and cmttctl
with glistening white frost, lint there
was one beautiful skin that though
Just as stiff as any of tin,. others had
no frost on It.

”It In early to talk about furs." said
the dealoi'_ "lint I want you to look at
' this skin. isn't it a Imnnty? it Is the
skin that the richest Russians Grand
liultos. and no on, have their ovorcont
collars made of.

“It Is a sea otter’a skin. and It is so
expensive that often our cost collar of
it. will cost 3800. it is unquestionably
the best skin in. the world to make
coat collars of.

“Why? book at this one, and you'll
use. All my other skins are cover-
ed with trust. while on this line for no
frost whatever appears. And that’s
why you otter skills make best coat
collars. 'l‘hs breath for some unknown
reason. doesn't freeze on thom."«—Bt.
lAloiaomliomorcraL

CHARM OF A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Every one who wants a good. heat-
‘ thy color. a ruddy glow. and a cons
piexlon free from pimples and moth
spots should try Manhole Tableu.

It one cent less. Call at our store
anytime and hear your favorite song.

A. .l. ANGEWINE & SON.

FUINITUII. ITO.
134 Washington giro“.

loath Norwalk. Conn.
Th L [is a . L

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l liresstng
Not the kind that goes with
the turkey in help make the day
of 'I‘bnnksglvlng complete, but.
the other kind, that makes man
feel that he is at his boat. and
as well dressed or the table at

which he sits. That is where
we assist you. not alone in

 

 

 

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suits or ()vnrcoatn.
but all

noccuorlss such as .

v . mild. safe. aura. prepared from vege-
chk‘m‘ilr- “WW". shirts. 9“" table laxatives with a selective action
tars. etc. “you the skin. as cents. if. It. fin}.-

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Open Nondsy. Wsnnssdsy.
and some Iranian

colitis,

Miss Anglos-die was pleased to say.
i believe. that i tutti many food points
Miss Cutting—Not exactly. door. He
said you had a good many paintbal-
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THE PLUTOCRATS. .
“What happens when tut irresistible
force meets up immovable body?"
"Why. thcy have a drink and a
smoke together. and then proceed to
frame up another scheme against the
plain pcepul."--l’hlltuielphla Bulletin
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia, Bra-

 

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over tried. almost without exception.
10c. 25c, 50c and 01.00 battles. The
Clifford. Baxter's and Plaisted's. "

SUN KEE
OUR TEA
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. Tea Ghosts. .

; 600 1b.
ii tiitsolts Given.

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120 Wuhinplci’i 00.. la. Norwslit.

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right to; Is opinion. Wisow'ires, but - L. ‘ » PM: .

~ ‘* , inst ' is that he «not» made ML; are“. . Mm‘mupmwiyzw
to routine that film may be a wrong Donsvsn link. ‘tu'Wuhinmn It. ». r, ' . ‘*
ts lt.~4’hiindeiphla Public lancer. Agent for dismal Laundry. 'l ‘ '

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MANY A THRIFTY WOMAN I8 CONTEMPLATINO THE PURCHASE

Lot? A TABLE-CLOTH on Two on A DOZEN NAPKtNo so THAT WHEN
THE FAMILY GATHER AT THE oft EAT ANNUAL FEAeT THEY WILL

FIND THE mu; NAPERY IN SPICK. SPAN snare. 'rHts eras:
WlLL SUPPLY vous LINEN wants To voua ENTIRE'SATISFAC-
TION. - ,

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MME. ZOLA, THE GREAT NEW YORK PALMIST. WILL DE AT OUR
STORE ALL NEXT WEEK. SHE IS A GREAT FAVORITE IN NEW

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83-85 Washington Street.

CHIN A .
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Many small. dainty pieces of ‘China, neatly decorated, yet inex-

pensive. are here for your selection. A splendid opportunity to get
pretty pieces for your Thanksgiving table.

N. E. RYAN a 00.

86 Washington St. s5. Norwaik. ‘

 

 

 

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Thanksgitinkg 8an

M. S SMITH lira COMPANY’S.

Special sale NAPKINS, all grades and sizes. ' ’ '
A large stuck-TABLE LINENS. TOWELS AND TOWELINGO.
SPECIALS FROM KITCHEN DEPARTMENT. I

All sizes Selenstlng Double Roasters. - f. j! J."
A large variety of FRESH CANDY, 100 and 201: lb. "
92 Washington Street. South Norwalh

 

oo'ALANQWOOD. -
AGENT! FOR. .
Bo’wko’r's’ Fertilizers.

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it is the best mined and doea‘not
cost you any more.

lilo Harris it flats to.

as Warns s11, sou'rtt NORWALK.
Phone 090.

 
 

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We have a full line of Welsbach (Locusts show you: '

§ The Reed a Vollt Electrical Common.

36 Washington Street.

 

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Manna Push“: 3,.
Merrill Business . setup-t

mama ”can. you anti emit.
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stain now. my a min sum

spurgwosmunsrmrom Paar. it’ll ,

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. . Daniel-and Miltor'flf’ ‘ W...“ , ...:,

tadlot' Blasts. Suits. furs and fitted lililnory.

Grimm nits t6~0rdor m nomads-g... . r,

as washrooms someone Noswam. »

liars open svonln gs until 9 p. at, i. .. U.

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

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