‘ WE ARE READY WITH ONE OF THE GRANDEST DISPLAYS OF FRESH AND WHOLESDME GRO- OERIES IT HAS EVER BEEN OUR PLEASURE TO ANNOUNCE. AND WE EXTEND TO YOU AN INVITA- vTION To GALI- AND INSPECT OUR LINE AND COMPARE OUR GOODS AND PRICES WITH OTHERS. WE BELIEVE THEY WILL STAND THE TEST. WE SELL GOOD GOODS AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES—YOU BUY GOODS WHEN YOU TRADE HERE, . ‘ NOT PROMIDES OR STAMPS. THERE IS VERY LITTLE TO BE OBTAINED FREE IN THIS WORLD. THINK IT OVER. EVERYTHING THAT A. WELL REGULATED GROCERY SHOULD HAVE MAY BE FOUND HERE AT ITS PROPER SEASON. WE ARE ALWAYS UP TO THE MINUTE ABLE GOODS. IN OBTAINING SEASON- WBIIAIVE MADE A SPECIAL EFFORT TO HAVE ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE LINES OF GRO- cames Toasrouno IN TOWN. . EVERYTHING FRESH AND GOOD—EVERYTHING NEAT AND CLEAN. FAIR PRICES. COURTEDUS ATTENTION, PROMPT DELIVERY.’ THESE ARE THE CHARACTERISTICS THAT HAVE WON THIS STORE ITS HOST OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS. BELOW IS A BRIEF SUMMARY OF SOME OF THE GOOD THINGS ‘FOR THANKSGIVING DINNER TO B E FOUND HERE. CRANBERRIES. Large. .‘iuicy Cape Cod Berries, 3 quarts for ................ 25c ’ APPLES. meanings. Baldwins and. Northern Spy finest: York State grade 5 gbodsuprlces going . up—buy now at these prices until Thanks- glylpg only .. . ONIONS. Large yellow Onions. while they both ....... ..._.....90c bu.; 25c pk. CRANE-ES. , Beautiful sweet" Oranges. just as rived fresh from Mrs. Loans. bury's orchards—you know the kind of oranges grown there‘— none better. You will have to ”hustle to get In on these. Four pi e. according to size ...... Nor sac: 26c. 30c and 35c doz. “Nu————-————-— .Mso NUTS. Your Thanksgl dinner would not taste just. right without these... .......... .....15c perlb. LA— .. .4235 out; 25c pk. RAISINS. Fancy table cluster. put up for lam- lly use In 5 lb. boxes. selling IIt.S‘l.00 PRUNES. Nice large Callfornlus~two sizes 2 lbs. 26c: 3 lbs. 25c. CURRANTS. Extra inrge~Republic brand— thoroughly cleaned and hand- somely boxed GRAPES. Large, fancy Malagne ...... 2 lbs. 25c. MINCE MEAT. “None Such” brand~takes a lot of mince pie to fill up that boy. Special Thanksgiving price ..... 3 pkgs. 25c. PLUM PUDDING. Richardson & Robbins high—grade, specially prepared Plum Pudding, s toothsome dainty, per can .. 10c and upward. POP CORN. Nice, fresh Pop Corn, on the col) 5 lbs. 25c; single lb., 6c. CELERY. Native grown, large bunches ..... 15c bunch. 2 lbs. 25c.i HONEY. : in bottle or box. pure and sWeet as I ~ single lb., 22c1 l I Just I i the flowers it 'came from. But- tles two sizes ..13o and 22: bottle. per box, 20c. FIGS. A new lot just in, selling.. .2 lbs. 25:. TURNIPS. arrived, line. teIIdeI and sweet. these were. not made In a cork factory, but were grown to eat. Try a peck at ..... . ...... 19¢ . HUBBARD SQUASH. ‘Whlle they last—extra large at. . .150 Medium at .................... 10c. OLIVES. A large assortment of these tooth some dainiles, attractively bot- tled. numdlng to size, of bottle” 10c. 150, 25c SMOKED SHOULDERS. Armour‘s Veri-bost bruuii. called by some “Chicago Turkey." spec- price until Thanksgiving ...... per pound, 91/21: HYDE’S PEANUT BUTTER. . New lot just arrived, moving right ulong. Get on. We are introducing a line of Ar mour’s Toilet Soaps. comprising an assortment of several varieties. and in order to not it into your home as quickly as possible, we shall include 3 ca kc of this well known soap with each sale of one pound of Coffee. any kind. 72 NORTH MAIN ST. W AUTOISTS' CASES CONTINUED NEW HAVEN, Nov. 27 .~’l‘be cases Of thirty one automobiiists who were arrested In Milford on Saturday on the charge of excessive speed were continued yesterday until Wednesday at request of counsel for the Autumn bile Protective Association of New York. who will contest the charges. Zach automobillst had glvuu bonds oi 825 for appearance in court, The nr- rests were all made by a deputy sher lit and a‘ constable. Cuscasweet Is a harmless compound of vegetable extracts that is wonderful In its beneficial effects on the atom echo of babies and children. Recom- mended and sold by The Clifford Pharmacy and The BIidge Phar- ‘ macy. ” MANY THOUSANDS AT THE GAME, NEW HAVEN, Nov. 27—An estimate I given by a IIIllroad official is to the effect that 22 000 people came to the city on the football trains Saturday a... ChristmGlft For Wife, Mother, Daughter, . Sister or Sweetheart Bythls sign yes-say how soil still had Telephone Call 6982 f SOUTH NORWALK,’ CONN. I YALE SELLS COLLEGE WOODS. NP‘W HAVEN, N01. 27. —'l‘he. renlty near East Rock known as College. Woods has been sold by Yale liulver ally to private parties for. $300.00”. This sale places the property in the city‘s grand list. The intention to purchase has been announcetb by the ,llnlverslly treasurer following the pol- It-y adopted to dispose of holdings which did not bring an laconic. .NO CASE OF PENEUMONIA 0N sac i We do not know of a single instance wlIcIe a cough or cold resulted to pneumonia or consumption when Fo- lley's Honey and TM had been taken. it came coughs and colds perfectly, so do not take. chances with some un- known preparation which may contain opiates. which cause constipation. a condition that retards recovery from a cold. Ask for Foley’s Honey and Tar and refuse any substitute Moron. Plalsted's Drug Store and The Clitoral Pharmacy. Sinner Stores everywhere Thus milieu are now hold sold at lower priou.’ tywssldmdthss ssyothcr. Whether you pro- whole-“Nuns“ thatch—schoolmas- utusst muss It say 81m Sorrow-ll arooordisllytsvlud. IOLD ONLY If ShderSevnnaMaalilneCo 3‘ Mill Mill! Street. WNMMIII Conn. .* OIL STANDARD BELOW New Britain Chemist Finds Public Is Being Fleeccd. NEW liltl'l‘AlN. Nov. 27.w31IIy'III' IAIIIIIIPI‘H had his :Iitenllon culled Silt- urdny afternoon to the fact that oil was being sold here below standard. (‘hemist .\I W IIIIVI'IIIKHII of the sen II depnIlnIenl. “as IlllllIHIlr II with a sample ronI it leading grown stoic. \"IIIIII he illltli)l.t‘d as i‘ollous: Flash point 87 degrees Fahrenheit. burning point lll degrees Fahrenheit. The oil is far below the utuIIIlIIIIl IeIenlly es- tablished by the Icon prtx‘cedlngs III Mlddletoun and is dunno Ious 1m funi- lly use. The mayor made a full investigation of the case today and called the silent tion of the proper authorities to it. llo said late this afternoon that he was still working on the case, and had not gone far enough to tell just what would be done. I’Ioscvutions Iuay fol- low, The Imem II prompiuens in Ink fling hold of the InIIttI-I will cornmcnd ' itself to the people, MADE HAPPY FOR LIFE. Great happiness came Into the home of S C Blair, school superintendent. at St. Albans. W. VII. when his little daughter was restored from the dread- ful Iomplnint ho names. He says: "My little daughter had l-lt Vitus Dance. which Ilolded to no treatment but grew steadily worse until no a last ro IIoI-t we tried lilleetrlr liltlcra; and l mining to say. three bottles effected II complete cure." Quick aura cure for nervous complaints general doblils iy. female weaknesses. impoverished blood and malaria. imurnntcud by F‘ If. Baxter's. South Norwalk and III. P. goods, Norwalk, drug stores Price 3. CI POLISH GIRL ASPHYXIATED. IIAII'I‘I‘Ilitl). Nov 27.» A l’ollliii girl of iwaniy, Anne Korbo, who has been in this country Illilit than our week. met a tragic death at the reel deuce on Kennedy street where IIIIt' omtalned her find employment, through her ignorance of this She was fouml dead by her employer you tcrdny morning In her room with the gas turned on. The theory III mm on retiring she blew II but and was ssphyxletcd. DoWltt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills act on both kidneys and liver. and as a result afford the quickestb relief from excess of uric acid. 8016b! The Clif- ford Pharmacy and The Briana Phsr macs. IILATID ILICTION EXPENSE. HARTFORD. Nov. 57. «Anoth or be later! espouse account was filed at the allies of the secretary of state vector. day by ‘.li‘ W. Moms. treasurer oi the Prohibition town committee of Crown. The report shows that M-‘li had been received and exponent ‘l'here will be no u ution, as the local prosecutor has decided that such reports coming in labs are only touhnl XHW 1.. 0.3001!» Selling Amt. --L- 4 y , m .I Alter thleu out branches of the corrupt practices ' k SIIII‘ Contracted auroral Bills III Bridgeport and was Put tinder Ampt W... A week or so fin a rather attractive looking, darlohn ed woman appeared in South Noywntlt and after she had gone. a numipsr bf business men about the city resIIzed that they had been "Stung" with” pop pltsl "S." She had told them a tale of woe about neodi p. dollar for railroad fare. as shown whit-tress who wanted to loin bar troupe. She Ilflil u very bewitchlug smile and a number of the easy marks parted with a dollar each before her winning smile. Then she disappeared. A few days afterward a young wo- man dressed about the same. looking about the same. and undoubtedly the same person, took a suite of rooms at the Atlantic Hotel in Bridgeport, and registered as Dr. Evelyn Clark. She put in a typewriter IIIId busted herself part of each day pounding the keys and sending out l.ettcrs She mailed many missives, but no mull came to the hotel for‘ her. She hired an au- .’ VI ' iomohlle and the board and auto bill amounted to 369. Friday lust she went to the Blue Ribbon stable and said that her ma- chine had broken down and she want- ed another one. With a chauffeur she started Friday and did not return until 1 o’clock Saturday morning. When she arrived she was taken sick and a. physician was called, who gave. her a hypodermic. which put her to sleep Saturday she failed to respond to raps and shaking, and Dr. R. .I. Lynch was called. Later. after she had come out of her dope.u warrant was served on her. charging attempt to defraud a boarding housekeeper, She said that two of hot brothers were playing with Harvard In the Yale- Harvai‘d game at New Haven Saturday. She also said that she was a daughter of Major ’l'odd. of Chicago, and she called Thomas A. Edison one of her best friends. She wanted to have Fred Billion notified of her arrest so that he could ball her out. She also said that “Carl, who holds a post: tion of trust in the. C. II. III. 1.. Co." and who sits in the fourth window of the company's office opposite the hotel, was a friend of hcr‘s and he would gladly go on her bond. She also re- quested that Mr. Thompson. a guest at the hotel, be notified other predica- ‘ntent. She lq god for a chance to have a talkiwii mad“ Edison through the telephone. All who know Mr. Edi. son mu t know that he is deaf and can- not hoa through a ‘phone. lilr. Bullen says he does not know her. She did not want to let her brothers know she was in trouble‘ for not paying a board bill because she ought to have money to pay her way. She would have had it. too. she says. had she not lost or been Iobbcd of her purse containing about $90 and her diamonds. She says that she was graduated as a doc. lor about a year ago. but Dr. Lynch questioned her on simple medical terms and she showed that she knew absolutely nothing about medicine When asked by a reporter why she did not practice at her profession she said that there was more money in writing details of medicine and selling the same. in all lilillhood she is the same wo- nmn who Worked the merchants here. SLUGGISH min A so: TO AM~ BITION. You cannot accomplish very much if your liver is inactive. as you feel dull, your eyes are heavy and slight exertion exhausts you. Orlno but live Fruit Syrup stimulates the liver and bowels and makes you feel bright and active. Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nauseate or gripe and Is Inlld and very pleasant to take. Orlno is more effective than pills or or. dinary c.uihnrtles Refuse substi tales. Plulstod' II Drug Store and The Clifford Phuimncy. FRANCIS' TRAIL LOST AGAIN. BELFAS‘I‘, MIL, Nov. 27.~A man whom the Iitllcers believe was M. S. Flilllf‘lli. the much-hunted negro state prison convict, broke into it house llI Prospect early today and after scour lug food and clothing. made off with a stolen horse and wagon. . Citizens one Ily traced the course of tho outflt in the mud produced by a heavy rain last night. beyond Frankfort Village. The trail finally was lost among tracks made today by farmers. ‘ WEAK. WEARY WOMEN. Learn the Cause of Daily Woss and Thorn, When the back aches and tlIrobs. When the housework III torture. When night brings no rust blimp. When urinary disorders not In Women‘s lot in II weary one. Time is II wny III escape these. woos mm It Kidney Pills cuIe such ills. Mrs. George It. Miller. of 3'! Van Zamlt Ava. IllsIIt Norwalk. loan. says: Tim yum ago. when living at Norwnlk. I was bothered with kidney trouble and suffered II great deal. My back was lame and corn and at night I rolled from one tilde to the other trying to find s comfortable position to lay in. I became so hurt that I could hardly get out of II chair and was sub- iect to dirty headaches. l sawIDoan's Kidney I’ills sold at Plsistdd's Drug Store and endorsed by many Norwallt people, no i got II box. I had used other medicine but can truthfully say that nothing ever did me so much mod as [Mans Kidney Pills. They not only brought rolIol', but II continuation of the treatment absolutely cured me. so that during the time that has elapsed elm: than. there has not been the 1%!“ return of methods IIOI‘ bio. I law It many people “out tny aspen twirl: boss's Kidney Pills and know or several who have and them on my mommondstion. i are yet to hear of a use where they did not bring prornt trailer)” For sale by all rs. rice to ts. forest-«Innate 00.. Pltsit'ohu York. sole spots for the United mmombsr the nomeosn’r-sud take no other. A . i BEST CAPE COD CRANBERRIES PER QT., .. 12c chose. casussnmso. Our stores are just packed with ousrythlng good to eat. and if you want I'HE “HEM- DARK real frsslt' Thanksgiving Specials you should taks advantage of our his sale No long story; simply rssl bargains and Pink Stamps. with every 10o pur V,OTI. 1.12s: Citron Fancy Now Citron, 1b., 300 GIII'I'BIIIS Chariot Brand, Fancy Stock, pkg. '20 Raisins The Best New Stock and Full Weight. I20 P If ' ‘ ' I pkg.“ “mp In Royal Brand. Golden, can. 00 I . SUGAR—Boot Granulated .................... ...... ............. .. ,5 lbs. for 26¢; 10 lbs. for 500 BUTTER—Quality and Price to Suit all ............ .... ..... . ........ . ........ . ..... 27c,.31c and 33c lb. SHOULDERS-Hsmmond's Loan and Tender Stock ........................... ............ .. ..... ill/2c lb. Bell's Poultry Dressing, can 10o New Miitod‘NIatsyv'Li lbs. forl 25c. Durkoe's Sage or Thyme, can ToI New England Wslr‘Iuts, lb. 180 a Pkgs. Nonesuch Minoo Moat. ”2::I SUGAR CORN: 2C New Paper Shell Almonds. lb. .. 23c LII-go California Prunes. 3 lbs. .. cans SPECIAL: Now Hazel Nuts, lb. ...... 130' 2 Lbs. Largo Frsdcn Prunes COLT BRAND. New Pecan Nuts, lb. ............ 131: New Evsp. Peaches, lb. 16: Indian River Oranges 25c and Site dos. Fancy New Evsp. Apricots. lb. .. 22¢: Fancy Large Grape Fruit ...... 10o $5.00 in Stamps with 1 lb. No.1 .......................... 40c $3.00 in Stamps with 1 lb. Goo doc Mixed Tea .................... $200 In Stamps with 9'; lb. No. I Tos .......................... 25c We are certainly gluing stamps freely. l De I oun TEAS I AND carcass °°I ARE SArIsrAcronv. I Note these offers. $2.50 in Stamps with 1 lb. Mo- Ks Como ..................... 32o 02.00 in Stamps with ‘I lb. Mocha and Java Coffee .............. 300 $150 in Stamps with 1 lb. Java and Maracaibo Coffee ............ 25c $1.00 in Stamps with 1 lb. No. l $l.00". 3 Lbs. Clark‘s Milk Crackers. .25c 1 Pkg. Monarch Farina .......... 10c 1 Pkg Monarch Corn Starch lbs 2 Cans Gold Rock Com . ....... 24c 3 Lbs. Large Hosd Rice ........ 25o In stanps with any of the following choice articles. I1 Largo Bottle Salad OII l 1 Bottle Campbell's lslsd Dressing 10c . 1 Pkg. Toasted Corn Flakes 10c 1 Pkg: Gold Rock Jolly Powder .. tile 6 Cakes Acme Soap ............ 26c Santos Coffee ..... .......... . 20c 18c. 2 Cans Bartlett Pears JISo 1 Pack Yellow Turnip’s. . 1 Pk.a Best Mains Potatoes .. 2 Lbs. Fancy Mixed Cakes ...... 25:: 1 Bottlovaold Rock Catsup ...... 20c giving feast complete can be had at 0 you should trade hero. The New SOUTH NORWALK. IIIIIIIE CII’LcIIoroaIIIE'u. aouac AND ROBBED New York Flat Thief Secured a Small Amount of Money. and Suspect was Arrested NEW YORK, Nov. 27.——Mrs. Nellie Manson. a bride of three months, was chloroformod and bound hand and foot in her home in Harlem early yesv tel-day by‘a robber. The thief secured it small amount of money and some jewelry and fled. leaving the woman helpless. When Mrs. Munson revived she mun- nged to free an arm and by beating on a wall’attracied people in a neigh boring flat, who discovered her plight and released her. later Joseph Wolostein. who was acting suspiciously In the neighbor- hood. was arrested. He declared that he was innocent and could prove an alibi. Mrs, Manson was alone when she at~ tacked. her husband being employed at night. A small dog which was in the apartment was also found chloro formed and bound. Good for everything a salve is used for. Dertt's Witch Hazel Salve. (let lieWItt's. many and The Bridge Pharmacy POPU LAR AMUSEM ENTS. A WOMAN‘S REDEMPTION. The lovers of melodrama of the sort which always appeals; the drama con- ill 19 it“. osssntiol elements of «iv; III-t interest dful thrilling dramatic situations; will receive with pleasure theonnounecment that Man- ager Hoyt has secured as the attrao tion at his thoatrc next Thursday. the successful English melodrama. "A We. man‘s Redemption." by Frank Harvey, During the past few seasons this drama has scored great success throughout Enslsnd. and III now being presented lhroulh the United States for tho first time. Tlihl CHOIR Sthlloiit. A derided novelty is introduced III “The Choir Singer," a refined comcdy drama which will be. seen at Hoyt‘s ’I‘hoairc. Friday. Many attractive mus- lI-III. numbers are Introduced in the third act. the scene of hlch repro- ucntn In the minulcst do IIllII onc'of Broadway's best known and handsom. out root gardens. An entire carioad of scenery is used in this production. A Inrse clompmy of well~known players a user. GIVES PUBLIC IIOMETIIINII NIiIW. in entering to the desire for some- thing new. George math. author of "’l‘ho (ilrl from the Ranch," has found the Inspiration for his play from can of the most thrilling. ycf absolutely true Incidents of life in and about Port Milton on the ‘l'eztss frontier in 1870. The Incident was fully told in the public press of the day. and IIII the story tout ltssll readily to‘tho needs of the drains. Mr. Heath salted upon the details and made. a play that has scored a pronounced success with the press everywhere and pleases the people because it Is an entirely new story. masterfully told. and in which the intense Interest is sustained through four acts until the dust fall of the curtain. h in II military omn- sdy drama in which the tears and the smiles are blended like the rain and more. sunshine. Iota one harmonious and beautiful rainbow of peace and pins- ure. This splendid drama will be the attraction at Hoyt's Theatre. asturdnv ‘ I sold by tho Clifford Phar- ., ur stores. Yor, TELEPH Its 26 RETAIL Tongs. LAST week or HUNTING: Close Season For Most} (isms mences December 1. This is the. last week of the hunting season in Connecticut. The close «season for IIIoI-If‘ kinds of game com mences Saturday, December l. The sportsmen will have another month, however. in which rabbits may be hunted. for the close rabbit season does not. begin until January 1. The open season for rabbits did not begin until November 15. There are n few kinds" of birds which may be hunted all through the winter and well into the spring. The close season on ducks, geese and swan does not begin until-May. and on player snipe and tall until April 1. Perhaps the long open season for these species of bIIds may be because they are not ver popular for sport. The, close season for deer is on until ltlll. five, more years. PACKING HOUSE lNSPECTlON. WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.—Alonso D Melvin, chief of the Bureau of Animal Industry. under whose office the atl- ministration of the meat inspection law enacted at the last session of Con gress is carried out. has returned from a western tour of inspection which ln- eluded a visit to packing houses in Chicago. Com- night s For Delicious Canned Goods, Tea. coffees, Butter. lugs. Corolla and everything that goes to make a Thanks- We boast of the cleanest stores in towns-there's a reason why ‘ NORWALK. . 7.: UNIVERSITY.“ TRUS- TEES. WASHINGTON. Nov. 27.~'I‘he trues tees of the Catholic University of Am- eIica will meet In semi-annual session today at McMahon Hall at the Univer- sity. The session will be brief It. Is expected, as there are no matters or great importance to come before the board. Cardinal Gibbons, as chancel- tor of the University. will preside. i‘hose who are expected to be present at the board meeting lncludetSecre— fury of the Navy Charles .I. Bonaparte. Archbishope Ryan of Philadelphia; Ireland. of St. Paul; Bishops Spaldlnf, of Peoria ill. and Harkins, of Provi- CATHOLIC dénce. he archbishops of the Unit- gd (States constitute the advisory oar The best treatment for indigest on and troubles of the stomach III to at the stomach. It can be rested by s good digestsnt. Kodol puts the atom- ach In shape to satisfactorily perform lie functions. Good for indigestion, sour stomach. flatulence, palpitatlon of the has and dyspepsia. Kodol to mode in strict conformity with the National Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge Pharmacy. A bachelor's ideal Is something with skirts and a. large bank account. A 3-for425c Cigar for So That Is what- you got at 2,000 National Cigar Stands throughout the United States. when you ask for If you are skeptical about this, just try I ‘BLACK-IAND-WHITE. You'll Immediately recognise in Its smooth, mellow bl‘snd, a quality you never before got in a cigar for do. Tho grade afloat used In BMWND-WHITE Isthossmssshssbun for ympuhloto Mot-Mo and tile straight blinds. Only the producer—toenail". cam. lag plan of National Cigar Stands gloss you suck-aunwutrs also. . ,1...
Norwalk Chronicler