IOGTON CONCERN IANKRUPT.
DOWN No. 28. “Sylvester B.
Hinekiey. president of the Bay State
Cordage Company, ilied a voluntary
petition in bankruptcy today The
it schedule gives the .totai liah titles as
3838 256, of which #234,“! is unas
warm. The no t Nesta are given all
3288, 833. The Most Nation}! Blink of
Chelsea is the largest unsecured cred-
tor with a claim of ”5.000. The bank.
. of which Mr. Hinckley's father was‘
, :Ipreeident. went into the handIAof a
. receiver shortly before the latter died.
' : The Bay State Cordage Company is
SOUTH NORWALlC'S GREAT DRY GOEDB HOUSE.
fill ‘12.: ““5?
J. A HiSLOP& no
AGENT FOR MAY MANTON‘S PATTERNS. , L" '
Alao' Henrietta. ”committing! A1-
batman. GraniteOloth
hairs arid ”Drilling“: iv all colors.
BLACK 00 .. W &W
E KAILI I
45 and 47 lNaahlngten ill-eat.
Mahaekamo Howl link.
Eureka Lodge. Daughters of Re-
bekah will hold a regular meeting Frl~
day nlght
Munson Perdee, of Worcester. Mass,
is spending Thanksgiving with Nor-
walk friends. .
The frame for err-Sheriff Christian
Swarts‘s new residence in West nvo-
one, is being raised.
Mrs. Oliver E. Wilsonvhas taken up
her residence with Mrs. Frank Cowies,
in Arch street, Norwalk.
~At Warrens Cafe, Thurs, beef
soup roast beef, 12 t02. Eve. roastI
pig lunch Great show turkeys and
‘ scy in the compounding oi‘
PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED HERE
will not vary a frat: on of a grain
from the quantity cal ed for. Accur-
MEDICINES .
is one of our strong points. Added to
this is the absolute purity and un-
doubted freahness or every drug used. I
We ,replenish our stock frequently.
andiuse or .sell nothing which has pal
some inefllclent through age.
Edn. li. Inn in.
Drugq‘lat.
8 North Main Btreet. Tel. 620—3
Connections for all north and south
bound cars can he made at our store.
:cgond. with a claim amounting to
6
Solid 10kt
. Gold Eyeglasses,
$1.00.
THE
UniledZImorican Opticians.
(incorporated).
Agency at CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
RIIIAThénIng
- MANY A THRIFTY WOMAN l3. CONTEMPLATINO THE PURCHASE
oEA TAsLEcLoTI-I on TWO oa'A oozaN NAPKINs so THAT WHEN
THE FAMILY GATHER AT THE GREAT ANNUAL FEAsT THEY WILL
FIND THE TAsLE NAPERY m an CK, SPAN sNAPE. THIs STORE
WILL SUPPLY voun LINEN WANTs TO YOUR ENTlRE SATISFAC-
TION.
. ROAST YOUR . 1. . MME. ZOLA. THE GREAT NEW YORK PALMIST, WILL BE Aroua
Keene. align Mgngggngngh?figglvgiggto New ‘ R111]! H THANKSGIVING TURKEY l}! :{fiiifiél- NEXT WEEK. SHE: IS A GREAT FAVORITE , IN NT;
"m i '
' -——-———- ' for a few days' vacation. including th'e Tuesday evening. Profs. Schoolrnun They are the world's best ’4" ‘
Waldo A. Raymond who is now a
traveling salesman. with headquarters
in Boston, is spending Thanksgiving
in town.
-—Matince, Hoyt‘s Theatre, today.
’i‘he' Friday Afternoon Club will
meet tomorrow with Miss Elizabeth
L. Tolles, 25 Fairfield avenue. at 3:30
o‘clock.
-
Lester Adams. who is at present a
traveling man in New Jersey, is in
town tospend the holiday with friends
and relatives,
As surely as children learn to speak
the language of their parents. so surely
will Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea
make them well and keep them well.
Tea or Tablets. 35 cents. Pleisted‘ s
WIGIC'fl'N’El‘SHM
.Mrs. John T. Harper and daughter
Frances. of Great Harrington, Muss.
are the guests of Mrs. Robert G. Mitch-
CH, of Lowe strcct.
Thanksgiving services will be oh
round at the Grace Baptist Church
as follows: it u. -m.. prayer and praise
solvicc; 8 p m., Thanksgiving ser.mon
—-GLOVER'S THE PLACE.
Open Wednesday evening; closed all
day ’I‘hursdny.
wuuam d.
hohduy.
-Clock given away at Boston Tea
and Coffee Co.'s store.
—
Professor A, 8, Russell, of Prince-
ton Preparatory School, is spending
Thanksgiving at his home in West ave-
nue.
Elmwood avenue. are to spend th:
day with Major David H Miller
Georgetown.
potato race on skates.
and evening.
David H. Miller, Jr. and family. of to 11:00.
& Beach will give an exhibition 01 bur-
lesque and fancy skating.
Thanksgiving night there will be a
Three prizes
offered. .
Saturday night. Prof. Barnes. chanr
plon speed and fancy skater of state.
in grand exhibition.
The Rink Ia open every afternoon
Hours 2 to 5 and 7:30
NASH I! DUNLEAVY,
Managers.
Mrs. George A. Farnham, of Sarato-
ga. retained yesterday to her home.
after a visit with Mr and Mrs. David
W. Raymond.
Miss Medea Harris. of South Nor-
wulk. and cousin. Miss Fenwick. of
Newburgh New Ymk. will spend
Thanksgiving with Mrs. John P. Dre- ~
her, in Westfield.
There will be two celebrations of
the Holy Communion today at St.
Paul' a (‘hurch Norwaik. The first war
vice will be held at 7:30 a In. and
the second at 10:30.
The ltalian mission at St Mary's
(hurch is bring very largely attended.
The usual attendance at these sel-
ll es, nhich illt' held each cIcniIIg is
about 300. 'l he mission will close ncxt
Thanksgiving
liressing‘
Not the kind that goes with
the turkey in help make the day
of Thanksgiving complctc but
the other kind, that makes In: In
idel that ho is at his best. and
as well dressed as the, table at
which he sits. That is where
we assist you, not alone in
Suite or Overcoats.
by every test.
A. J. COLLINS 8o 00.
FUNERAL DIRECTO R AND EMBALMER.
12-18 North Main St. South Norwaik. Conn.
The Mohew
Battlers and Shippers
of
lioltlors and Ship-
pcrs of
k Sprin
MOHAWK GINGER
ALE
Mohawk Bpriug,Woter
Mohawk Club Soda
Mohawk Sarsapsrilia
Mohawk Birch Boer
Mohawk Nerve
Mnhnwli Spiny lininr inf
MOHAWK Ll’l‘HlA
SPRING WATER
Plain
and Sparkling
iii Washington 8i...\‘nulh lolwnii.
TODD'B NAME OUT OF TIME TA- I COUNTED CRANBERRIES.
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Grocery Neephyte‘a Novel Method of
'83-85' Washing’wn Street.
flanker chlcls
We have just received 200 dozen Handkerchiefs. a large
assortment of styles suitable for Holiday Fancy
Work, in prices ranging from 500 to 25c each.
They are the best values we have ever shown at the prices.
N. E. RYAN a co.
86 Washington St. So. Norwalk.
Telephone ___4_14.
Thanksgiving Specials
M. S SMITH lit COMPANY’S.
Special solo NAPKINB. all grades and sizes. ‘ . '
A large stock TABLE LINENS, TOWELS AND TOWELINGS. .
SPECIALS FROM KITCHEN DEPARTMENT. '
LeCount's new machine Sunday afternoon. . but all accessories. such as ”0‘” issue 0' “Id". FM" PM". Taking inventory. All sizes Self-Busting Double Roasters. w A
plant on the Concord street extension “—— Ncckwcur. Gloves. Shirts. Coi- H0" °"‘- A kl‘ll‘t‘ry 3mm l00k inventory last i l i f FRESH CANDY 10 ad 200 lb
is completed. and he is moving his C A pcKuInrl meeting 06 goulh fNCfiWfllk iurs. etc. The Now Haven Iond has lust issued | night und during the process the pm- A “1'80 Vi" e y 0 I c R -
machinery from the East Norwnik one are mprove r c: 0 coin l - i I tubiI Lonccted up priotm discovered that a mathematical .
shop. sophs. was held last evening In Mystic “ "°“ "0‘“ M ‘ “ " ‘5 ' or Washington Street. South Norwllk
Robert.Dlx Tristrnm arrived home
last evening from Andover. Muss.. i0
spcnd Thanksgiving Day with his pn-
Chain Hall The matter of changing
quaItors was discussed, but no definite
action was taken.
~r-———'
Open Monday, Wednesday,
and Saturday Evenings
to date and in this issue one of ihcigcuius had fallen umong them.
notable emissions is the name of l’or-. iic was It newly installed clerk and
cv R. Todd as first ice-president oflhc Ihc pIopIietm g son. either innocent-
company. The i’utt that thr- compunyl ly oI hull misthicvoush (uttered the
bud dIoppcd Mr. Todd from its list ol’l Lchk to taking I). count of stock of
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com: AND wooD
rent“, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. ’l‘ris- “71“le Persons, the former bike '1' I (l Is is bv no means new liom llll‘ tho (Innhcrrics.
tram. der, Who has been arhuuiieur for some $211,]; standpoint. but ihc rnllroud ’l‘iIc clerk scorched for a quart AGENTS [on
. time. .illias pleturpfd to fowin for the win- mmmmy has norcr leI‘ll out an oillc- mcusurc and a tin wuilcr. Pouring
Babies' hcuith depend upon babies U‘ c as con driv ng (m ’l‘. C. 8 t Ient wh ch sun] that v“. Ir...” nu. q... ”when“... on ”1.. smooth F
food. Hoiiister‘s Rocky Mountain Top Mlllfllil (If DanbuIy. all summer and ligdlfi‘fimd hlBlCOIlllt‘Hliln “in: the mom! Bill'fnoo he took then up one '3180Wk9lfls .I’tlllZOES.
is the host lmhy medicine known to has covered 8 large section 01 country. TAILOR," mud. by our Mid put them back into the
loving mothers. Ten 0,. Tablets, 35 cLOTHlE’R . Railroad men “mum... to got u our. quart. mousm‘c. “Just 1.040 hurries IH hf. Id &
cents, Plaistcd‘s Drug Store. Fiiday night the topic of Judge MATTER. Iain ”m. on n“. Todd matter Willifhl'il to II quart." he exclaimed. As there ers '6 on;
‘ - John H MEN'S address to the Chris- FURNISHER. for the now timetables In 809 whclhcr are 3;! quarts to a bushel and thcrc
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Smith and
daughter, Miss Marguerite Smith.
Cold Spring. New York. are guests of
Mrs. William Randall Smith, of West
nvenue.
~Wlnter Caps. Winter Caps. O'Brien.
Lincoln Council. Order of United
American Mechanics. has planned to
hold a ladies' night next Friday even-
ing, in Mystic Chain Hull, Washing
ton street.
The Norwalk post office will observe
regular holiday hours tomorrow. There
will be one delivery and collection and
the office will close for the day at 11
a. In. Mails will close at 5:30 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G.‘Wi|son and
young son and duugilier, who will
spend the winter in New York city.
are guests of Mr. Wilson‘s mother
Mrs. Julia 1’. Wilson, of Arch street.
it rarely fails to euro rheumatism ba-
causo it supplies the. blood with the
necessary sullulnm'o to absorb the pol
son of rheumatism-uric IIcid. Thai
in what iioillaicr‘s Rocky Mountain
Tea will (lib, Tea or Tablets. 36 cents.
l’lulsfed'u Drug Siorc.
(ll ,
- Council, Daughters of Liberty. on Fri-
tian industrial League at the First
M E ChuIch will be True and False
Success. The music will consist of
Oil Washington strut.
South Norwalk.
a double quartettc under the direction
of F. J. Force.
lI‘recdrick E. Lockwood and Frank-
lin Judge, of Norwalk. had a very sue
ccssful gunning expedition yesterday
to Ridgeflcld Mr. Lockwood was x-
hibitlng the contents of his game bag
last night. It contained five fine parl-
ridges. three gray squirrels and two
rabbi ts.
—-Matinec. lioyl‘s Theatre, today.
Lincoln Council, No. «I. 0. U. A M.
will entertain the members of Banner
day evening. An entertainment has
been arranged and refreshments will
be served The regular meeting will
be hold at 7: 30. and all members are
asked to be present promptly.
Harold Green. who is a student at
Williams College. Williamsibwnt Melon.
is spending llll! holiday with his part;
outs. Mr and Mrs. Lewis 0 Green. on
Main street. Norwulk. ii Treat Biauv
icy and "lucid 'I',hompson of Nor.
walk also siudcntu of Williams. will
The Most
HOYT’S THEATRE.
THANKSGIVING DAY.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
impressive Play of the
Present Generation,
A WOMAN'SIRIDEMPTION.
It deals with the love of woman for
woman in the time of neoeaaity.
It atllla every emotion of the human
heart.
Full of Realism; Passion' Porfldy.
Matinee Prion-Orchestra, the; Bat-
cony, 25o; Children, 10o.
Evening Prices—260, 35c, 500; First
4 Rows Orchestra. 76¢.
HOYT'S THEATRE
FRIDAY. NOV. 30.
The Never Failing Delight,
w. E. NANKEVILLE'B
Enormous Triumph.
THE CHOIR SINGER.
A True Story of Rural Life.
lli'i' thrcc bushels to a barrel. hc
figured out n total of 99,840 crun—
borrics in the stock.
it was rummed this morning that
tho proprietor was going to get a
frunu foI the paper which contained
Ihc distinguished figures and also In-
sort in it. a photograph of this latest,
grocery neophyte.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Hnirh & Hullcy Co to Frank Miller
and Michael 3. Jordan of Bridgeport.
so acres and buildings, Taylor uve~
nue War.
John W. Scuilcy to Edmund H. Mar-
tnm, building lot. Fulrriew avenue.
Wnr.
Estate CntheIine Grumbiy to Louis
S. Home. 1 nor» and buildings. West
Norwnik. Admru. tit-ed,
Frank P. Hayes to Thomas L. Walsh.
lot and buildings. Pine street. War.
the company would omit the former
nilicini's name and they Wcrc l't‘Wiii‘llt'Il
for their vigilance by acquiring the
intelligence that Mr. Todd no longer
appeared In the official list of excru-
live, ofllccrs. Mr liyrncs name with
the title of assistant to the prcsidcnt.
takes Todd's place in tho IiuIctnblc
list. of oiliclnls and despite the fact
that tho vice-presidents ure not to
have numerals attache-d to their titles
the most Iecent list violulcs this min.
by running the numcruis. siruc k out a
week IIgo by osmotic doIIcc This
however. may he chIIIIgL-d in llli' lit'Xl
official domlmcnt issuul by the com
pnn’y.
"Ah. old man. you're n slur III lust.”
"Yes.“
. "Assisted by a large company. oh 7"
“Well. not retarded lilllCll."--\Vitl4ll
lagoon Herald.
11! WATER STREET
$5. .00 Ton. $5. 00 Ton.
-:COAL.-
Extra Iargesizo No. 2 Nut Deal at $5 per ton,
delivered in your bin.
THE HARRIS &GANS COMPANY
PHONE. 450.: 63 WATER ET.
Weishnnh Inn lights
We have a full line of Weishnch goods to show you.
Ida-..
«The. Reed Iii Voik Electrical Compass.
-,.....,....L._ "m "A“... mm... until we “mam... Aboundlog in Humanity. subbung ; .35.i.ii.-rl|intran Street. OppTaiagphppg Exchange.
Work on tho i‘-onA-md atrccl and VM'llllim R 0"" With Joyop; Cgmedg’s 50 . I I I " fl ‘ A " “
Woodward avenue Noworislwlng pI-Inh m if ICE“: """""" °I be, °v ° ' ‘ . .2' ~ ‘2 ~ 2‘
ed along ulowlv. it was hoped to have
the newer finished hofoI-II cold wcuih
or The weather in doing nicely. III
lcuai
wfilelnwuy. Home and .lcwult Pianos
at melncrt's, ii Bo. Main tit. 80 Nor
we
To CUR! A GOLD IN ONI DAY
Take LAXATIVE saono Quinlne
'lhAI ltov it. .l. (‘ raft. who has prom h._
III it IIIIIIIIIIII of Home of fit l’IIIIlII
Church. NorWallI. has received a mil
to Uhrlllitlhurch. llrldgcporf..1'he row
tor of this church is allowed 83. M0 fori
his salary. The ltcv. Mr. Craft is at
present located at Mnesillon. 0. (‘hriat
Church. Bridgeport. has been without
a rector for some time.
The Comrades of the Cross met at
..........,._,. N.
HOYT'B THEATRE.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
SATURDAY. DEC. 1.
George Heath'a Oucceaaful Military
ram-
THE GlRL l' 0M TH! RANCH.
.Tura and tau lItar mingle like aun-
ahlna in rain to make of thin play a
beautiful rainbow of pleasant antar-
WHEN YOU CAN Nim- AND TRY THE
BEST MACHINE MADE
IN yous. mm rows
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ages
runmnr“ mam you no mum.
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tend our than“ to thy families In Bhutliphlgl‘wllili. " Ivor For One Wank (Easiest Thursday) W Y To gnu,” NORW‘LK' STAMFORD. ”‘r a”
o m HERE on ARI: BACKED BY THE
Th Ill I) I l I h MONDAY. EOIMI RM. 1000.
our many Whom- ms:2....2.I.I2.2222rr..n.l..‘: mas. .o.......... ”5...... 0.. ~* -~"
Churches in the. First Methodist Epis-
ers for their gener-
I-opal Church this morning at it
mug. The sermon will be preached
the Norwalk lie-pint.
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In Repertoire at New Pia a. New
Ladln' Tick-ta Mon ay night limit-
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Anal-m qu III-Ia. Ill tile organ and enters: 30“) OR RENTED AT smart ads to om: Ind Ramon ind.
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gremlins; :mfim‘g {Thehcoiti’cmgn lot Mating. ..... ..... . 10s and 200 15 80th MRI“ SII‘GGI. SOON! NONI“. COM- 68 WASH] GTON ST" SOUTH NORWALK. . l
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