01d.
Foshidn
r. I Molasses -
Cantu!
51 WASHINGTON 8T.
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-,n I now...
Lutal liens-littlest
~Fancy Cluster Raisins, Figs. Da
etc.. at Beymour's.
.—
tes
Judge Edward M. Lockwood, oi' Nor-
waik. is in Hartford today.
—Ronsting Chickens and howls, tile
and 18e lh., tti. Hayes'.
Our Brothel-5’ Lodge. i. O. 0. F” of
Norwalk, will meet this evening.
--Don‘t waste time. come right here
for all your ‘i‘hanltsgivtng Specialties.
0. E, Seymour, Lending Grocer.
Ira. Wilson. of New Rochelle. N. \'..
spent Sugday with friends in Not-walk.
-—Native Dunks and (loose. 200 1b..
at Hayes'.
. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Moore, of Dan-
‘ ‘bury, spent yesterday with friends in
town.
—Headquurters for Thanksgiving
Specialties. Seymour's.
A meeting of the King's Daughters
will be held this evening at the South
Norwaik Baptist Church.
l \.
——Your choice of the finest Native
Turkeys in town, 25c lb. at Hayes' Mkt.
sting of the Official
Board of the First Methodist Church
will be held this evening.
The monthly me
A meeting oi! the Pastor's Helpers
will he. held this evening at the South
Nor-walk Baptist parsonage.
—Compiete line all
- Seymottr‘s.
new Nuts. at
The annual Thanksgiving tlistrlhu~
tion of the Not-walk Congregational
Church will ocrnr tomorrow,
—Choiee Native 'i‘urkeys..250 11).. at
I-layes' Mkt.
The weekly prayer meeting at the
First Methodits Church will he held to
morrow t'l‘uesday) evening. instead of
Thursday. which is ThankagiVlng.
Edson i}. Fuller, oi the Hotel Nor-
waik. returned Saturday from a few
days’ visit in New York. during which
he visited the horse show and attended
several of the most popular plays.
—.lust arrived. rurloud of live 'i‘ur
keys, peas-red. t‘ontt- and pink out
your Thanksgiving turkey. while they
last. 220 alive; 250 dressed. it}. Lu-
ltoisky. 9 Ely avenue.
'l‘he raise against Mrs. (‘titherine llur~
chord. of Norwnik. has llt't'II disron~
tinned. Mrs. iiurrhurd was arrested
for drunkennma. It‘t'idny afternoon. by
Captain Thomas Hunt.
m’i‘he tint-st Native 'i‘urltt-ys In town.
2hr lit. at liayea'.
There will be no tum-ling of the
Young People's t-iorluty or the Norwulk
Congregational (.lhurt'h this trunk. The
meeting will be merged with the union
Thanksgiving servlrt- Wt'tillemltty t-ve-
ping. at the Baptist tlhurvh.
~—Custotuers or Mohawk sum
Sprint; Water are rautloot-d not to or»
sent any water no Mohawk Silver
Spring Water unless it him the Mo-
hawk Silver Spring label utturlu-ti.
Joules item-roan. who Ilillt him“ he-
mm the Norwulk poilro court on rov-
ort‘i out-anions. t-harttt-d with lutoxirn»
(was urrmttwl attain yeatvrday by
I'olit:o 'i‘ltoinuu Ill'lltlll‘y. of
item-roan watt I't‘lt‘ilhl‘il on
cash bond of tltt tor lilli :ttillt'ui‘tilirn
tomorrow mornintt.
-—i)urothy itrnntl iutllu 'l‘tut. that
, modes tmrh a hit at the Firmneu‘u Fair.
in tor lllltl' in South Norwalk at tiuitmt
(Iroeory Co. (luttlral Food (to. Edwin
Wilrox'u.
W
' Joint Motion. employed at the Arnold
laundry. Norwatk. will prohaltly he
land up for several darn on n rerun of
the pnintui injury he rest-Nod last,
Week. while at work. Mr, Mlllltm'fl
right hand was inmmml under a IIOX
mod to molding. and two oi the thin)
out titsvereiy lat-orator].
hdiluttilnlt Plum Pudding.
“Fruit (lake. iii Seymour's.
‘A meeting or the members in The
(math oi the King‘s Daughters will
t the South Norwnllt Baptist Church.
to met the new neurotnry ot Fairlitnti
county Mrs. (H. Eton]. The more
my will
v
t A m. , -
;; Market ad.
" at. the Boston Sim-o.
Rit'h'tl
who hold thin evening att'itati o'clock.
civo an tutor-anti talk. after
which light refreshments will ho
till. «on A t...- tmi'oi Ml"-
mu TWO“. mo coma
i g “ we“, woman
LIQUOR Llamas nouns
u rt on a. comm
A word to the. wise. Road-Public
Vantlns's perfumes at the cumin]
:1 Pharmacy. See ad.
.mm
Miss Florence Bennett. of lilnghutnp.
I: too. N. Y.. is the guest of Mitts Lauri-tin
.. Bangor. of The Green.
W.._...w .
~Get the beat Currants, Raisins. tilt-
.. ron. Glace Fruits. at Seytuour's.
Linens for your ’i‘hauksgiviuu tabla
Read the all.
t'l‘lie Sewing Soriety of the First
~ Methodist Episcopal (liturtdl will meet
’_ for an all day session tomorrow. be
ginning at 9:30. in‘ the church parlors.
New stock 'of post Acartis ui iiri
usur-
man's. See ad. \
A son was born Saturday to Mr. and
Mrs. George Crotut, of Broad River.
Mr. Crotut, is a popular employs of the
Adams Express (lottipnny. in South
Norwaik. ‘
Sun-Koo tea at the Union Paritlc Tea
(30. See ad.
Dr. S. 1). Lawrence. of Washington
street, has been called to Auburn. N.
Y.. by the illness of his father. Wil-
liam Lawrence. who is visiting friends
in that place.
’i‘here \vill be a special meeting of
the ladies of the Reliance Hook and
Ladder Company. oi‘ Itowuyton. at the
home ol‘ Mrs. Samuel Mead. tonight.
The members of the fair committee
are requested to brim,r in reports.
’l‘hnnltsgiving dressing at Joseph lia-
vls'. See ad.
The Automobile ("hill of America is
erecting dirertion signs through Note
walk. One s’ign. reading 198 tniit-s to
Boston. 13 1-2 miles to Bridgeport, in-
tended to be placed at the corner of
Wall and Main streets. was not put up.
owing to permission being refused to
place it on a trolley pole. it will prob-
ably be erected at some near point.
Specials in tooth brushes and powder
at the Bridge Pharmacy. Read the ad.
A triduum. or three days” retreat. for
lhe‘pt'opie of St. Mary‘s parish. will
open on the evening or December .3
and close on tho thinning of Der-ember
it. in honor of the feast of the immuno-
late Conception. The services will be
conducted by the Roy. .Iilttll‘:< llolnn.
oi‘ the missionary board of the diocese.
__....._,-
"Thanksgiving specials at the New
York (lrorery store. ltbntl tomorrow's
ud. . ‘ '
The trial of (‘lmrles Form. the itai~
ian. who. it was rluimed. limit-lulled a
revolver tltroaieninglynf n t-ondnetor
on the trolley line to \t’eatport. li‘I'ltlily
.ilfit‘i'IIOiiII. has gone over until tomor-
row morning. owing to the absence
from town today of Judge Lorkwood.
A number of trolley men have been
summoned to appear. _
Mr. nml Mrs. ls‘rank l-l. Whiting, oi
(lroenville. N. Il.. have been spentlintz
a portion of their honeymoon with the
lutter‘o brother, Suprrluteudtrnt Wil-
liam (f, it‘oote. ut rat South Main street.
iiy many Mrs. Whiting will be recalled
‘os Mrs. lll‘ll'll 'l‘uits While. They left
for their llithtt' in New Hampshire to
day,
~a’l'inte to get somt~ thas (lifts. at
the :=.tlt~ under the aliiilllt't‘fi oi the La:
tilt-w” .‘thl Sorlvty of illt' tut M. ii.
t‘hurrlt. Dev, 3. in the (‘lub iluiidlna.
A union 'l'hankuuivinu snrvlnn will
be held in tile Norwaik ilaptist t‘lturt-h.
Wednesday evening at 7:30 tl'l'lili'k. in-
nit-ad of on 'l‘huruday morning. 'i‘hr
~Norwullt t‘omtrruutiounl and Norwalk
Methodist will rotubiue with the “up-
that (lltllrt-h on this twrnninlt. A» thin
Ht‘l‘VIl‘i' will ink.» tin~ pinto of the u»
uni 'l‘liuroday eruulmt prover meeting.
it is dealt-ltd that there be a large at.
iI'DiIZIiit'l“
--I"ilitt‘)‘ Mctluaa tit-apt». lv‘loridu tit”
pianos. (trope Fruit. ’i’uldu Apples. at
St-yntuur‘tt.
The titumtml Allyorutt- unuouut-tw
thnt Mivhud lit-umny. rlmiroutu ot
the ltt-puhliutu Him:- t‘mttral i‘olumll-
too. has wound up the affairs of tho
routtulttw and dropped polltlrn ftli‘tllltl
time being. nod roturumt to his law
prnrtlre in Stamford. .‘ilr, It’vueuly is
at the hand or the t-uututluxiou appoint-
ml by tho tittpvrior t‘nut't to trauma
bruoilta and dauutara upon the Marriott
and Manutiold properties In Middle
ltlver. whlrh the titty ht to antttipmu
i for l't‘llt‘l‘VUll‘ purpouua, ‘t‘iwrn liilll been
a delay of many months in tnitiutt up
the Maroon none. for WIIli'II, huwwor.
tho romminulou tIlHt’Iilliilli reuponaihlh
ity. it ht underuttuul. illtilmlim that it
has been ready at various: times to
take the matter up.
Thanksgiving at Heyutour‘u.
the ad.
lit-ml
, AWL...“
w-IKPIRT uwmo MACHlNE ak-
Mina.
Mao sowing machine oil or nimolutu
purity and the limit nutrition and parts
tor all munitions at stutter itiores.
iamk tor the that it.
singer fiewlnx Machine (to. in So.
tMoin 8t... Bo. Ntirwoik. Colin. L, ti.
Booth. Suiting Agent.
'umb;.:os"“”“
an or
P081 ihtilil auras
lilo up.
[ COLEMAN’S
‘ Varsity Clothes
of Surpassing Excellenpo
. .l
Varsity suits .and overcoats are bought by many men
who do not care aqrap what the price is. They buy Varsi-
tlcs because they can't find any other clothes for on that
have the perfect fit and distinctive style qualities inherent
‘ in Varsity suits and overcoats. ,
Suits and
Dyercoots, $10 to $25 .
The fitted-back eifcct in Varsity clothes is the despair
of the tailor’; none but the most expert designers and tailor-
men can produce it in the perefctipn shown in Varsity
clothes; The broad shoulders. chesty front. flare skirts in
Varsity suits and overcoats proclaim the master hand.
Suits in the new grays in many oxeiusivc patterns, fan-
ry Scotch twcetis, blue and binrk. $10 to $2.. ()verroais
in gray, ()Xlnrtl and black, $10 to 35y».
t.
, —-——————____
N—
'9
14 South Main St.
THE BEST FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED THE MAR-
KET AFFORDB AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
That's the realou we hold our old trade and win new.
We want YOUR orders. We guarantee to give them
the very best attention. .Wo think we otter you Sift-
VICE a little BETTER titan theother feliow'sbést.‘ \flii
you lost it? ‘ ‘ . u, m... ‘
'. ,Buy Oat's That's Clean.
3";
" MANUEL T. HATCH.
Eterglladttslilagaainr i’ar listen
THOMAS LAWSON BEGINS Hi 5 GREAT NOVEL.
13TH, lN THIS NUMBER. ‘
Wm. P. Beers’
Books. Stationery and Engraving.
49 Wall St. Norwalk. 6 So. Main St" So. Norwllk.
Hundreds of Eyes
are being overworked u a. result. of appilrntion upon work or bookl.
iteliet tor «trained and tired eyes may be had and nation! trouble
averted by wearing a pair ot’ oul tI A J ~ ._I i. “41
Propcr Ola-ion. Properly.Adjustad.
Illumination Fm. ‘
Hatching oi boom and all Repairing a Spectrum 3
Optician.
63 WALL “It“.
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FRIDAY, THE
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NORWAL'K. cor. N.
m
“0‘“- Coal. c027
Old Company Lehigh, Cross Creek,
J eddo, .
ran mama: AND macs
Raymond Bros.
MONEY“
Deposited in our Surina- D
pot-imam draw. inter-at from to
first of Evcry Month. Pay-bio In
January and» July at i I .t
4.?” Cent.
t
I book account will help you
save for Christmas.
‘1:
.l
t.
um man. 3
. v "”- enormous; at m on: m mum-mile
W... ”Wm m: "new W 3
CPI“ NOON.
IND GITUfiDflY NIGHT.
I We have I
» 7 3-»i, Kansas & Texas ptd. 2 1-2 and
South Noratlk Trust Company.
Just received a complete
line of .
‘Vantine’s
Perfumes and
Toilet
Requisites.
The quality of those goods and the
luminous of the packages ill‘t'. unsur-
passed by any.
r
See them in the window_
lit. tliiittt Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2. ‘
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a m.-An it‘-
reuuiur movement of prices resulted
front the active trading itt stocks with
which the Week opened. Amongst.
the gains low priced stot'ks were. prom-
inent. Kansas anti Texan ptd. rose
nearly 2. Texas and Pacific and i’itts‘
burg Ctr-at pftl. 1 and Union Pacific and
I'ittsbttrg (‘taal large fractions. Grunt
Northern pl‘tl. continued its downward
course with a decline ot’ 11.4,.
WALL STREET. li a. m.~'l‘ho
inovrtneut of the market bevume uni
form soon alter the opening. prit'trs
rising in all dirertions under the impe—
tus oi’ dtunnnd i'or' many low [)i‘it’l.‘tl
stocks. and some of the recognized
lenders, Reading and some of the
general western group were in excel-
lent. dwnand. Lavknwatma jumped
u ronsitlerabie list of other storks autu-
ed from i to ill-4.
WALL S'l‘REET, llOtlnrvpt‘lt'ilr-‘t run-
illltlt'tl to rise gradually until near
noon. when the demand subsided and
there was twiiuht. St‘lllilt'lt’. Northern
i’aeiiir mt: 2 M over Saturday. Kan»
sue (‘ity Sontlu-ru pt'd. L‘ 1-8. St. Paul
i 5-8. i‘tiion Put-lilo and Gl‘i‘Wl Northern
pill. l 13:. tutti several other prominent
stock l to l H. Bonds \V'Ol't‘ steady.
WALL STREET. I p. m.—~ Prices
took a derided downward trend and
by l o‘t‘iork prttt'tit'uliy all of the
banning ilithlIN‘t'S had been euncellml. .
I’t'nttsylutuizt. was t-spt-riuliy Ili“.\\')'.
fillll'llg to almost a point below Satur-
day‘s closing.
'l‘bnnksaivlng trade temptations, ui
.ioueloi‘t"s. See ad.
CONGRESS TO ACT ON COLORED
‘ foorgsnLcht‘oME;
MUST WEAR CLOTHES.
GET -CLOTHES YOU MIG
THEY WEAR. OUR MEN’
FROM $2.00 To $5.00
EVERY THING
WEAR OUR CLOTHES.
98 Washington Street.
SOLDIERS
in discharging the colored soldiers of
the 25th infantry for riotous at the
town at Brownsville. Texas. the no-
grotN Ili‘lt: yt‘SIi‘l‘lIJ)‘ passed resolm
lions remit-inning the cottt‘rtn of those
who were guilty. but tit'plorinar the
president‘s action in disrltnrgint: the
entire battalion without usverlulniut:
who the guilty ours \\‘t‘I'i’. it was rtn
solved to pt'lliltlll t'ongt‘trss to exon-
Unit“ the soldiers who did not pnrilo
ipnte lit the riot and restore them to
the Si‘l'l‘li‘l'.
Titt- :nivl-rtiseuu-nt oi' the South Nu“.
wali. Savings Bank contains snow good
udvirv for all. Read it.
The Road store is ready for t‘ltrlsl~
"Ills shoppers. ilettet' t-ali before the
rush. Stu. till.
Probate Sale of
REAL ESTATE.
Pursuant to an order of the Court of
Probate for the ilistrirt of Norwalk
authorizing and t-uttuwnt'intg him there-
uutn. the auburt'lbor bum tor suit- all
tan-h rluhl. title and interval (Iii Max
'l‘arluv. late of Norwalk. in said diu~
trici. devoured, lilttl at tho time of lllli
death in or to‘the following tloarrilnui
real estate situated In said Norwulk:
tine pertain inlet of land. with build-
luuit. IN'lIIK about too {ml in front and
a—p-
Flourv—Cateract Brand claims your
patronage. because it is the best.
Only 65c bag.
Clover Butter in prints. finest.
35: lb.
Our Creamery Tub Butter lead: in
price and quality. 29c lb.
Eggs at 28c.. Warranted good, or
good given for poor.
Eggs, New York State. fresh. 366.
Eggs, all trash, 45c doz.
Pure Lard. cheap at 130; 2 lbs.. 25c.
BUSTER BROW
.wom Tomaso?» WEAR'DTHIS
OR NOT— YOU WILL NEED WARM THINGS TOWEAR
THIS WINTER. WINTER IS THE TIME WHEN YOU
CLOTHES MEANS WHAT
PEOPLE WEAR——ALL THEY WEAR. WHEN YOU
HT AS WELL GET m:
RIGHT KlND—-—MADE Of‘ THE RIGHT MATERIALS,
BY THE RIGHT WORKME‘N. THEN YOU WILL GET
QUALITY AND STYLE. WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF
CLOTHES FOR MEN AND BOYS—~EVERYTHING
S SHOES ARE PRICED
BOY’S SHOES FROM $1.00 To $3.00
iN RUBBER FOOT WEAR
YOU WILL WIN lN THE GAME YOU PLAY IF YOU
In
a
Seileck 8- Price,
HEAD-TO-FOOTERS,
South N orwaik‘.
Thanksgiving Effort?
To Serve and Please
At Dibb‘le’s Grocery.
The great day of New England origin. of family reunion and good cheer
SEATTLE. Wash, Nov. Link/ts a is just at hand. WitneSs our effort to contribute to the good time by. show
result of President Roosevelt's urtlotl l of good things at.right prices. We expect to be busy. Don
‘t delay your ob
.der too long. It is a pleasure to sell good things. and we have that pleasure.
,Common Applet. , 25c pk.
Cluster Raisins. -
Malaqa Grapes. "l " ".
New Figs, lSchecial, 2 the" 25:.
Cranberries. 10: qt.
Mince Meat, wet, to weigh out;
line. 154: lb.
Mince Meat. 10c lb.; 3 lbl., 250
Hubbard Squash. So each.
Turnips, special. at 18¢ pk.
White Onions. at he qt.
Popping Corn, . 10¢ pkg.
Oranges. from the Lounohayy pion-
tattou, 25c and 35c 602.; all sweet.
introducing the new McKinley Con-
ned Pumpkin (is better than Dudley's)
Compound Lard, at 10c.
New Cleaned Curran“. cheap. at
12c pkg.
New Seeded Raisins. special. at
' 12¢ pkg.
Citron. finest. 24c lb.
Orange and Lemon Peel.
Dates. fresh. new 10c lb.
Fin. Tabla Applel.
Home Greening Apples, 35:: pk.
LORE
Telephone
rear. and illiti tent in depth. more or
nine. bounded northerly by loud for»
uteriy of Tom. I’rlre. now of Mint-rm
i'ttritor; easterly by land now or no"
mnrly of John Morton. ill‘t'i'iibt‘tli
southerly tty tlounortirtu 'i‘urupikr.
anti westerly by land now or formerly
oi Alexander Garvey:
Ono trout of land. roululnlult two
arrow. more or lens, with buildings.
hounded northerly by land formerly of
“then. Prion. now of Minerva Parker:
I‘iilttlm’ly running to a point: southerly
thy lttmlu'huvoraily of . X'Turlov. do-
tt-ettmit~ttieitntntor ()an . Hoary Futi-
«,tnr. Wt i’um Morton. tier rtiiirunthiy.
by highway or drlttmty running south.
nrly to the Countrth-ot Turnpike. and
by land of Jacob ti. Raymond. and
westerly by lands of down it. ital!»
:mmd. Nelson ‘t'uttlta and m. it. tim-
at.
One tract or land. about ititi feet
trout and rear and about 140 feet in
depth. .wiih burn theroo . hounded
northerly hy anymour 8t.. tin-nailed;
easterly (trout) by Taylor Aye: south-
erly by land of estate of Win. it. Look.
wood. deceased, and westerly by hind
now or formerly of Alice Morton:
Ono tract or land. containing ten
notes. more or is“. bounded northerly
by Wort Norwallt hood. iii) dated;
easterly by Iltld at Bernard Grunt iy:
southerly by land formerly of Patrick
M..." “Erin" at ”a an.
.tnt w H ’ In is .
iy or DzP. y, tier " ti. and .by high:
way. , .
For articulsl‘it and terms it t to
” HERMAN QUIT??? .
I
Adminintrator. ‘
0N BETTING GAIL.
’l‘ht- ouriior'u up. she swlmttt around,
‘ ’i‘lio unliors sing before the must.
Upon the non n saint profound
Anti rulm within the heavens vast;
We leave Ili'ltllltl the crowded shores
' And all the things we low: and know.
As toward the wider ocean's roars
The ship with all her freight. doth
go.
Mono against the starboard roll.
I watrh a while the son and sky.
The winking harbor lights that hill
Anti ml the distance xreatontt. die;
And thou my flurry lightly wokuo.
Tut-nu hark from sky and shore and
sea, .
And like a voice. tho ulienre breaks.
With this clear duetttion, nuddenly:
i
"it what we leave upon the shore
Wore lolly. envy and conceit.
it this stood vessel speeding hora
tint those tomking things unmaet.
Like manner thought and arousal- aim
Anti lust that leaves the heart
And tittionoun and nannies: blame.
wreak.
Would you be lllfldlflt on the deck?
Ah. not i fear that! would use
With many other; from the hunt
Anti neither have not- proton
in» tho-«who would; u atrium
email, "7 «
lull: hit «their at»
Anti tin them tunnel is and olotiil.
m then for rum companionship,
(to bank onto my little nodal
“New Oriana ‘i‘imeothmourat.
15: on.
Fine Potatoes. 20c pin: 76:: bu.
Oh, what lino, sweet fluent Older
i have. 25a uni.
Mixed Nuts - 150 lb.
w. hop: to be useful.
Ordarinrly. 7 7., ‘
u 1‘
N20 DIBBL
Call 626-4.
; J.»
A FABLE PROM NATURI.
nightingale wooed. in a garden
green.
The lovoitottt mice that over was soon.
And ho «out: to her. with ltla Wilding
A
art. .
’i‘lw tromuiouu plolut 6! o. wistful
lit-art.
“Ilottrtuti nightingale." sold a... tuna
roan. *
"Barth a wonderful gift your mm dil-
eloue. .
with me .
The magical charm of your tummy."
. l
The nightingale thrilled with u 107‘
Auto: plrlidoi . ~
a a ow to tho tree-l for lot!
Width-W 0”
And pinintit'o and tender and street
he stints.
Till the whole green sin-tit with M!
praises rang.
I
out the rose no seho nor tittln know;
And polar and trailer ouch ay Ilia
grew'
Ystlnhrhvely she showered Mimi/n:
il aw
"Nay. hush! tor my love
, . . .
book again." “u ”a“
When the tint wild Joy oi‘ hill Ion!
rm amt. . .. .
Tiguli‘ttrhunmie bait: to the union
"marinate. 1
“tool” he sat ,
hat on antiwar oflWfM the role was
den" i .9 I ' A... Jrlfym‘
.. .44.- new 1
, ,‘
. 4..
That t long int Ihlll world to name '
t
It." brwciit you my 1
I“
Norwalk Chronicler