011 Phili-
"flmtléaiiy. The new herringbone eflecta with collars oi velvet In self or
“ ”cotutroiitln shades.
I‘
‘ l
Only $10.
Got the Habit.
ercuat with three graces—Fabric Style and Tnilolmlng The cont
43 incl“ 14 long, into a deep cuntcr vent cuuten in ct” waist line and Iinres
if the graces in person fanhioned the new oven-oat of 0111's it
didn't l1'111o1'e graceful: Greys in many fabrics and weave: are yours
it
Go to the
The Copyright Clothing Co.
[Marin Ni in Street
Mm:
SP: CIAIi—1:For One Week Only
WI’ WILL
HARRv'ooo ow1N, Mgr.
South Norwalk, Conn.
IIILL THI
tidal! Brandon Mouldus Special
i REGULAR $2.59,
f I At $2.25.
ington Street,
”3 l'l‘ICE IS iiEkllBY GIVEN
,UTH NORWALK SHOE co.
South Norwaik.
‘ the publil; 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 at our Coal than in any other Coal you can buy.
'Th’e‘llii‘fllel Keogh Coal Homlflflll
Branch (Offices:
‘ Bridge: Drug Store.
Leory’ is News Stand.
74 SEAVIEW AVE.
Telephone 548.
Wanted i
At Star Shirt Factory.
. Merwin Street
MACHINE STITCHERS
. AND LEARNERS.
Good Pay and Steady Work.
Apply, at Factory at once.
Hutchinson, Pierce &- Co.
mr-.v. _ - -m.
OBITUARY NOTES.
MRS (‘. \\"‘lillNiCi
Mrs.(‘21li1e1'ini1 lioion Whitney y. 11i-
dow of the lat: Edward T. Whitney.
died this lumping at her resident-.11 .‘dl
West avenue. Norwulk, need :17 voai's
Mrs. Whliney' 3 death was due to an
attack of ilhe grip. She is survived by
live children. Mrs. i 'I‘hormon I’rowiti.
Mrs Lonipe Fitch and Miss I11111l
Whitney of Norwalk: Edward (‘. Whit
ney. of London. England, and William
Whitney. oi‘ 1.111: Angeli-3, (‘aL ’l‘hr
funeral willl I111 held Wednesday arm
noon and will In- private.
ll. llld lA i’lullN
J De i.» llain. :111 mango-list
had been tlliit .1llv Ill I"oi sonn- iiun-
at the Nolwalk Iioapilal diod at 1l1;11
lustutition. yesterday \ii. 1111 La l‘luln‘
had t'ontillt't oil 3"i'1\i:'15 in tho Shiva
tion Army Hall on tho \Vaahington
street briillgo. ”t‘ llvod there uiono.
Mr. De La. Plain :'<1nii' here from Now
London. lilo was tloi'ply I'ollgiolls. and
little. in known how of M14 rolnllvoa.
MllS. S. I1). lli‘N‘l‘l'Ili
Mrs Sarah [13. iillilil‘i' 111111! Hi'\'illi_\‘
four yours, (lit-1i Sniuldm at tho lionn'
of hoi' nil-11'. Mia William \ollnu'
in Clhflnlltilry It‘llllll‘iil Si'i'l’iu‘h’ w-m
hold this illturnoon the Rev Wu1n\3
Smith room: of SI. I’aul‘a (‘l1111'-:h. oi
Ildating.lnio11nont mm in lilvorsid.
Cemetery.‘
Sl'lcNt'icn .3'. HOY'I‘.
Tho detiith of Spu'nm'l' S iioyl. lln
Young “an of Mr. 11nd Mrn. Frank
Hoyt. of 131131 Norwnik. oi-i-nrrod Sal
urdny iii the family homo attt'r an Ill
neon of Hip days wlIh KilSli‘ii' troubb'.
The tutorial will i111 hold this altoi'
noon.
i-‘l’NlCillAI. or 11113, Ml'iiliti'l'l'.
‘ ’l'he iunHraI of Mm. Ephraim M. M111"
rill Wu hi id yt'ntorduy ui‘iurnonn from
the film”: honn'. 1111'1111" oi
Mum and liar'boi nv-t 111111. Nomalh
The Roy. (loin no i). Egbert ofllrluiod
The remains \\ :1r11 tuiton lo (iroouwh' ii
for interment thin innininn.
The mnitingo of Mine, lioili lliblati'd
and View or II. Montgomery will oc-
11111‘ at “i luhwood.‘ tho honn- or in:
bride tom: rrow owning.
Good 1101111111) novoi' rained loo lulo
”From t . Gormnn.
8"in hank, nt 4%.
: Williamson Company.
.44
1111 bed to 14:11]st the (liiilllS
““H'l SAVINes 0F sAoes.
\\ lilt'l’
income and Expenses.
'i'no runny poopin limit their oxpruaon only by their income and in-
Vurlnliy i-roun the lino at timon and in thin way pile up it loud of debt.
' Ddbi hit the grenteot discouragement. that any man (ran have to
'l‘ie only irate way Ionvold it In to alwaya plan to Ilva :1 little. In-
Ohio on 11': Income and deposit the difference In this otromr Mit'I‘UAIi
11th Norwalk Savings Bank,
' mu may. or minimum 11.
SUIT BROUGHT FOR 0536.
Soil has been biought by the A .l\l.
oi‘ Provldom'o.
I.. against 111(1 (‘oionlal (,‘olunm
Company. of New York. for 3531:. al-
logod to be due lilt'lll. 'i‘ho Williamson
(‘ompnny is in tho lumber illiHilll‘SS 11nd
has furnished goods for iii:1 concern.
\Ionvy which is due tho nlolcndnni
v i(ompunv from tho Colonial t‘oluinn
,and Lumber Company. of East
11': 11k, and from the .I
drv Miitilillo (‘ompanv
Nor-
\\ Crow Loon
has boon al-
The
(‘.lSt‘ in Itiilll'lliilllt' th' flint l‘ni'uiluy
in .:l1nuar\ ilt‘itlll tin (our! 0! (‘mn
|mun Pleas.
{ Ilo as little 11.3 you ('1111 to iopont of
i‘ ranklin
1 lllsiiusl i.3' lili Inotliei oi stucui'ity ~'
I '1 it‘onlalno
What l3 .3'wn»dl a distance In most
imapot'todrv'l‘at'llus.
Without going you can got nowhere
»1 |"1'on1 tho (‘Hlillt‘ii(’.
Qoiok and good Sii not under
anu- l111l-~l1‘1'om tho (31111111111
I-J.11'il1 pr'odmou nothing women than
an ungruo'lul 1111111..\113(111l1111
('om'leuy in tho Hillii‘llill’llllii' com
panlnn oi-vlrino»l-li‘rom ibo l"l‘t'll(‘ll.
livon iluddlia was om'o n curl horn
iiiL
end carried Ilu: tombs 111‘ others-
.l"i'oin llit' lllndoo.
; -_~.-.,. __ ,. ..
l i.‘d\\'i11'dllilov d1'l1oi for tho Si.
:1‘ 111111 Pulp and l'npnr l' oinpunv. win
\iv: 13' 11111 ovor liv hi1: own loom wit-1'11]
(lava ago. and painfulh lnuhwd. war
:iHiSlfliliiiL'tti ii'oin tho Nlli“ 1i]: lloupl
I.1I veal: Iiiil\. lllloy \vaa lultvn lo the
'In4liintlou at'loi tho avildi'nl.\\"l1i1l'
1)tlil|i"ll‘li ”our the Iumllon of Wall 11ml
Snillb 1:1111'13
ll111'1'y ('l'nHHoli. a ulndonl at
W131
bran WIIIIM' lIotIIo in In [131131 Nov
\1 tilt. wua illn1l1.111.t'1i yoniortluy. lion
Ilw Noiwnik lloupilal having in: our
t'li fiom typhoid I"'.(\«-r which ho non
Hunted at r.oll111u' on was the run!
niib :1 munlni of other \‘loaloyun 11in
donor
Adolph (iluauliofi. ilili‘i Hlilli out hll
bakery buaiumo in llymonih avenue
Nuiwaik to .Iameu Iiyatl who I111:
in on in bid employ for tho p'Iol fill: or
11111121: Mr (linaoboff Intends In re
111oyo thh'. ween . with his family. it
I‘ilifoiniu. where they will talu- 111
lliolv i‘i‘liiill‘lllll.‘
tooth Nov-walk.
A i
W‘Ashlcngg‘hofpct the ii, 000 911:.
Doodle.——Women' a cine Companion.
‘
W“... H...
‘ Not1co.
Building ~ Line.
Notice I11 I101 eby given to every per.
11011 whose land be. affected by the en-
tablislimeni or designation of u build
1113 line on the east side of Elmwood
avenue. betu'een Golden Hill street
and High street. in this city. that the
following is the line as designated and
established by tin1 Committee appoint-
ed by the Council of this city to on-
tubliah and doeignam auid building
line. as c111i1mlled in the report of unit]
Committee. ‘ni-ecptvd and adopted by
the (‘ounuii on the lilih day or Novenr
be‘r 1900:
A lino commencing at a point on tho
southerly line 'i' sold Golden Illll
street tweniydwo 111111 one-half (2;:
loci from the onutol'll‘ street “111- of
auld idilnwood ni'onuo. tin'm'o southerly
to High ntroot. forming a building line
parallel with 11nd twontv two and one-
hnli’ ("2 12) tool at all points from
hill" easterly boundun lim of him-
wood awnue
South Norwaik. Novoinln'r '20,
Per order of‘tho Council.
JOSEPH ll. 'I‘AYI.UR. ‘
(lily Clerk
Notice.
lililti.
n26 .‘it
Building Line.
Notion is hereby nivon to every p.11‘«
.3'011 whose land is allotted by tho ts-
tubllshnienl or designation of :1 build-
Ing line on both .3ideis' of Seymour
sli'ooi. running mist and west, I11 ibis
city. that the following an» the Iinzs
as designated and lz‘Sl'illliliilt‘ti by the
Committee uppointod by Ihe (‘.onnt'il
of this 1'in to establish u‘nd designate
said building lini's. :1'-=
report of said (‘onnnittou art-opted
and adopted by the (‘ouni-il on the lilili
day of Novoinbor, Wild:
The building lino on tho properly
adjoining said snow: on the north shall
lio paralb'l with and lii‘ioon iii) foot
at all points from tln'1 norilioz'ly bonu-
dnry lino of said .3'11'1'111; and the build-
lni: lino on tho property .1'ljoi11i111: will
Sil‘t't'i 1111 lb:- .3'11uil1 shall int parallt'l
with and fifteen iii»: i'm-i :1! all points
Irom Ibo Fltliiilt'l'i)’ boundary
\3uid Niroi't.
Sotilh Noi'ivalli. Novoniboi‘ 213.
For ordor t1i‘ lin- t‘ount'll.
' .Itlrklii‘il ll ’l',\l"i.t)li.
t‘lly (‘lorkx
iiitni.
.
1121‘: iii
RAFFLE.
Wednesday Alternoon and Eve-
ning. .
[FINE NATIVE TURKEYS.
Free Roast Beef.
Central Hotel Cafe
JOSEPH DISESA,
iii‘ii
Keep the House
Warm
by
Cooled
1
"1111’s Our Business
Iii Inns lial Hi
iiiii‘
...,. - 'T'”"“‘"" .
GLOVERS
the place.
IN.BUVING THE
..CROSS
SHOE
' EEE THAT THIS LABEL
a
NONE GENUINE WITHOUT.
$5.50 and 335.
Phone. 642-41. 4
nun—um ». r
Wear shoes
.'"'1l
embodied in the if -'
lint1 oi i
Corner Chestnut and Monroe streets. ‘
Keeping the Cellar :
i3 BTAMPEO W THE BOTTOM.
THAT FITS.
, m1. 1
1 ’ =
1: 1'" .ia.)i‘.
dim the: 11111111111191
1111mm whimsy In
charge (urinem Rev. Thomas Pugliattl
onionnlsnor tram Italy. who is or 110-
b e birth. but. g‘svc up his other lion.
0111 to engage "i the clerical work He
occupies 11 high position in the church
of Italy. He addressed the Italians
I11 their native tongue three times you.
tofltitay. twice at the morning' 111111111113
and 1‘11 the VBSJNIIH in the evening :11
7.30.111 addition to his regular mission
talk in the evening he delivered 11 sor-
nion. At Vespers ihc1e Were betwwn
toll and 200 itallanu present.
nos. 9 and 5 oAzn'rrn combine.
Lollies" Flannelelie 81111111 and Skids.
if you will 00111111110 our 11‘ Linnciettc Goods with other makes shown you will find 11 decided difference in
favor of the goods which we show—mot only 1111 to the quality of the goods but the quality of tho workmanship 118
well. A comparison is oil we ask.
LADIES' GOM/NS—Sizee from 14 to I7. Pink Blue and they Stripe good quality. braid trimmed 59c. Pink
and llinc Shipc, plain. colored coilnlsnnd cuffs. buttonboie edge 75c. Grey and White Str.Ipo trimmed with pink
n11dblue.85c.AllWl1Iti1,goodqu:1llty 851:. Extra lu-uvy quality Pink and Blue and All White, 01.00341. 25.
l'Ixtin Size—3711111111 l1e:11y. Pink and Blue Siiipo, $1.00. Extra hemy White. $1.25.
CHILDREN'S GOWNS—Sizos from " to 14 veiu's.Wl1Ite. Pink and Blue Str.ipe 451: to 85¢.
LADIES’ SKIRTS FROM 3911 TO 51. 50——Grey Snipe, 6 Inch Iiounco white I'cniher stitching, 391:. Pink and
lllne Stripe unibrelln rutlle 50c. Pink Blue 11nd Glt'y Stilpo, 11111111'ell111nlile 3 rows stitching, 59c.
qnulity, White 7 inch flounce. 3 tucks, Light Blue and l‘lnk. embroidered edge, 85¢.
broldery edge fiounce. $1.00.
CHILDREN'S 8KlRTS——From 2 to lo yours.
ti inch ruffle. lmitonhole edge. feather stitched. 45c.
FLANNELETTE AND CREPE AND CLOTH KIMONAs—From $1.00 to $3.75.
.1 .4.
.n31
The
l -' '1 '
Roller Siding
I
Rink
in patronized by ”when: pooplo In The
Norwulks. Events for the current.
“'l‘i'lt comprise:
Tuesday evening. Profs. Schoolman
1%. Bench will giro 1111 exhibition ol’ l1ur~
losuuo and fancy skating.
Thanksgiving night there will be 11
potato rum- on skates. Till‘i‘t‘ prints
ollt-i'oti.
Saturday night. l’i'.of [3:11'11113 :hnni
l
Extra lino
Plain Pink and Blue, eni-
Pink and Blue Stripe, 4 inch ruffle, buttonhole edge, 25c. White.
lilo“ speed and inner skater u 1 M“, FLANNELETTE DRESSING SACQUES—-Plnk, Blue and Grey, 851': to $1.50.
in gland (ambition BATH ROSES—Red. Blue and Grey. $2.75 to $3.98. .
The Rink in open every afternoon
.and evening. Hours 2 to 5 and 7. 30 . .
to 11:00. ‘
TRISTRAM e HYA'IT, NORWALK, com.
anage I. M
l“ M I fix
~ 1 . ’ mm...“-
‘3 ‘1'-fa
H. KHIEBEH H H HHlEHEH H H.
29- 31 West Washington Street, South Norwalk.
GREAT
Thanksgiving ale
.Cla'aks, Tailor-Made Suits,
and Millinery,
Today Last I.ay
r
N... A
IOO Black Teurist Boats,
50 inches long, trimmed with panne velvet on cuffs and collar,
worth $12 to $15, _
Special for Saturday and Monday,
87 98 and $9. 98.
Special Prices on
Children’s Coats,
The largest assortment in the Norwalks '
‘.‘-‘54.. ‘ I. ‘ '
For THANKSGIVING we have made special reductions in our H:
‘ I ' 5
F u m itu re Depa rtment. '
Come in and see our Dining Room Furniture, China. Closets, 1’
and Buffets. . Nothing to equal it and nothing can 3
heat itno matter where you go. .3
on EDIT GIVEN TO YoU ;
- if you wish. - No extra. charge for this accommodation. '
1;: ;' i H V A :1 . h .1 ' ' H H .s 1 L .
Norwalk Chronicler