Victor W. Ferris has
sloop yacht Diik Ill out lot
It Smithville‘.
-—Fille Wakefield oysters. Cutbill' 3.3
' John W. Ea‘nt, of title Haililand
House, is elite egtallilng his son, Leslie.
of the United tates Navl‘.
-C & K Barbie's. O'Brien.
Thomas Sheehan, of South street.
South No walk is underlolng treat-
ment at t e Norwalk Hotpltal
——Speclal sale Fancy Si is Pillows,
$1235. each; worth $138.1
the Season
Mrs Morey, formeIly lMlss Jennle‘
Cahili, of New Britain, Is ILlsitlng Miss
Mae Kelley. lot West avel
. ~—Fresh Hooks,10c In:
no
fresh Side
Pork,12c. Hayes' Mkt.
A business meeting 0L the Arlon
Singing Society will be . old in the
hall in Madison street, next Monday
evening, .
~Dr. Dick's cures mainrh
The launch “Hana" OWIIIFd by John
McMuilen of Judah Island has been
hauled out at Smithvllle, by Captain .
E H. Miller.
Blackheads, blotches and pimples
are caused by the improper action of
the bowels. Hollistel’ s Blocky Moun-
tain Tea regulates the bowls, makes
your complexion clear and beautiful,
give you that healthy look. 35 cents,
Tea or Tablets. Plaisted's Drug Store,
John McMullen intends to haul his
large launch out for the winter at
,Captain Edward H. Miller‘s ship yard
ill Smithville.
——-I"iue Wakefield Oysters. Cutbill‘s.
Colfax Encampment. l. ,0. O. E, is
scheduled to hold a meeting Monday
evening at Odd Fellows Hall in Wash-
ington street
~Free hot roast beef and Schlitz
Milwaukee beer 0n draught. Central
Hotel Cafe, corner Monroe and Chest-
nut streets. . ., '
The first team 0! the Douglas Fowler
Cadets defeated the second basketball
team last night at the armory by a
score of 12 to 0
—-—Shoulder Steak 10c 1b.:
Roast, 10c. Hayes Mkt. 1
A meeting of 'the Journeyman
Tailors’ Union will be held Monday
night at the Central Labor Lyceum,
in Washington street. f
7—Telescope Hats. O‘Brien.
Old Well Hook and Ladder Company
will hold II special meeting tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o‘clock. at the head-
quarters in Haviland street.
——A new line Fall and Winter Pet
tlcoats just arrived at M. S. Smith
320035.
Ameeting of the Bible school toach~
ers and officers of the 801 lb Norwalk
Congregational Church Wits held last
evening at the church;
Specialists are going back to na-
ture's remedies as being the best. Hols
lister‘s Rd'cky Mountain Tim has been
nature's best remedy for thirty years.
Recommended and used by specialists.
:35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Plaisted's
Drug Store.
William J. McHugb expects to haul
his speed boat "Nitro Glycclinc" out
for the season tomorrow ill, his newly
erected boat house at Smilthvlllo.
~—C. & K. Still Hats. lD'llrIon.
Austin Willard Lord. of the ilrnl of
Lord 6‘; ilewiell. architects. New York,
Illili purchased the W. H. Lyon farm
at Wilton. The now owurr will erect
a line house on the property.
II. W. Mather has the contract to
build two houses at Dorlar 's Point for
T. W. Franklin and A. G. .llue. Each
will be of wood: oontainimt six rooms,
provided with the usual ctnvoniences.
A vely old lady was mandible. Jones,
She had passed her four score and
lean 0t.
thI',ee
And had no aches or pains In her
bones,
her she dlank Hollislier'a Rocky
.Mountain Tea.
Plaloted' a Drug Store.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Pcnnoll, or
liaviland street, enicrtsinbd a gather-
lag of friends, Thursday evening, in
honor of liailowc’en. ' “here were
games no.1 music, followed by u coils-i
The Endeavor Circle oi the Klagfsfl
Daughters of the South N rwalk Cori”.
grogatlonul Church will meet with
Mrs .oo Davis, Tuesdayl mlrl'ternoon at
It il'.t0t‘k Educational
lull War.
Gambling Hare Ind Thlre will be
the topic or the evening sermon at tho
that Methodist Lpllltzopll Church‘ to,-
marrow evening. Special attention
attention will be given tollocal altairs
in this connection. ' , l
The W. G. 'I‘. U. will villt the aims-
obese tomorrow bibemocl, Ind hold
‘I meeting there. under thu leadership
of Ma's? Whey Thom wishing tor
attend will please take Illa 2. 30 car
.frtbh Sister's drug store.
District llepuiy Charles F. Mills. of
South Norwaik. 'will-f pay an: olllclnl
visit to Harmony lodge, new Cannan,‘
meeting. 'I‘ro
next Thursday evening. It a special 1903,
communication to be held In Masonic
.l-lsll. In that place The sublime do
grail of Master Marshal till he coup
‘i‘erredl 2
Harry G. lilatohioy and i la assislnnl,
‘Mr, Tongue, are much pl shed with
their new oiilcos It 4 Sn bier street,
Boston. These gentleme represent
the well known soft and still hat ac-
counts or John C. Wilson a co. and
Momma 00.. to new but
manufaot‘tu'grgL—yi-Aoie’rican Hatter.
,4
hauled his , f
S. Smith - .,
,4 ,
This a particularly)m unhappy task made
even more so If the int is inside your shoe
Indiana already got inl tswork. ~
“It can never hnfipen II the shoes
»: made by best method.
Our Goodyear Welt Shoes are ,
Perfectly Smooth Inside.
FL YNN & RYAN.
L Comprising Everybhmg that Is New
‘ , Nag and Luther ChIlf
i 1218 North Mam street.
‘ Silk lined Cashmere Gloves ............... ' .................
Doe lined Gloves, .lcather'bound . ....... . . . ..
Ladies‘ and Misses’ Golf Gloves, _ _
Ladies’ Children’s and Infants‘ Mittens.
N E RYAN 8’ CO
86 Washington Street
Specials ,1"
I'vv‘
‘iyl?
“IN lulu.
I‘f’rf lII
\
and Sbyiish
Cold Chairs. Morris Chairs, MorrlI Rockers, Reception Chairs. Reed
and Willow Chairs. Arm Chairs, Fancy Rockers In plain and upholstered
f l , I. v .
Rmccfully modeled and in all finishes. .
Mioy are viii" mode
“NW ”D I.
5
Bright, fresh, new band coverings are ncccslsitics those days, not
only fol comfort, but to round out the completeness of the outfit.
libero is no doubt about oul readiness. with (doves. llIc correct
shades and best grades of Gimme, backed by our guarantee to give
satisfaction are here In profusion.
Mocha Kid Gloves, brown or gray. ................... $r 15
zuclasp Kid Gloves, tans, brown, gray, black and red. our pop-
1 ular “Eugenie” brand. ......... . . . . .. . .. . . . ”$1 15
Heavy Cape Kid Gloves, one clasp. ........... $1. 25 and $1.50.
. Biarritz Kid Gloves. 8-button length ...................... $1. 25
‘ rat-button length Kid Gloves, tans and blaék ................ $2. 75
its-button length Kid Gloves, tans and black ................ $3.00
Iii-button length Cape Kid Gloves .. .. ..................... $3. 50
Fleeced lined Cashmere Gloves .. .. ....................... 25c
soc
......
90 WASHINGTON 31'. Phone 466
A small black dog. owned by Mrs.
Andrews. of France street. was killed
by an automobile ill front of the Nor-
walk Hotel. yesterday afternoon. it
is supposed that the animal‘s back
was broken. li lived for several min-
utes and someone mercifully laid it on
a bed of leaI es. i
DeWill a Little Early Risers are the
best p He made. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
macy.
Wilson 8: Company are now on the
road with spring samples. C. E. Mei-
ger on the Pacific Coast, Maurice S.
Flood in the Middle West, John T.
Mullen in the South Halrv C Blaich- I
lay. in Boston and New England. and
lyn
-—Pork Chops. 16c lb. Hayes‘ Mkt.
A petition has reached the hands of
the selectmen, requesting them to ill-
sert in the call for the next town
meeting It clause in relation to in-
structing the town tax collector to on-
force the law in respect to poll and
military taxes. This law has not been
common hole at least in late yours
wbele voters me not down on the prop-
city tax list
J G. Klr'bi the \Villiumnlic IIIIIuIr
facturer who purchased the Paul Mucr
Cormac aulmnobilc. come to Norwalk'
again yesterday, to set the machine
in shape to take home. Mr. Kirby
hopes to leave Nelwnlk with the min
chine today oI tomorrow Two new
wheels have been put on the out and
various parts of the damaged mechnm
ism have been leplaced.
a six-cylinder forty horsepowor For
Iunabout. with unable scat.
~lloys' Caps. Boy's Caps. Ol‘lrien
——-We are. offering special values I
Ladies’ and Cblldr'ou s Underwear fo
zatgrday and Monday. M. S Smlt
0
Statistics showing the real estaii
sales and mmlgalres tor the month of:
October last Indicate a cormlderabl
falling off In the volume of buslnes
in nearly all towns In Norwalk iber
six in 1908. and ilftydour in 1905.143 La
October there were mortgages of $54 ‘
81. as agaln‘st $67,181 in 1906. an
15,060 in 1905. Last week ther
were twenty-tour sales, and mor-
uszoa of 336.091.: The third week i
October, 1906. there were twonly sale
of pi rty and mortuamls of :20. Wt
IFail styles. O'llrien. ‘
A718. result of the automobile aha
at roman. Cobb'sl‘ Palace, New Yor .
which closed Thursday night, at lea
twa new cars will come to Normal.
The purchasers are nawam J. Thom-
who oceanic enamored or the charmie
of the Rec, equipped with a two cylhi-
der 20, horse powar motor.
MMIIBIS Is to have a touting ca.
while Mr, Thomas’ will be a runabouI.
The latter already has a ton horse-
power Rec runabout. Both of the new
machines are to be dolivr-ch April 1,
We have seemed the agency for (Iri-
no Laxative Frail Syrup, the new laxa-
livn that makes the liver lively. purl“
lies the breath cures headache and
regulates the digestive organs. Cures
The salesmen representing John C. '
A. M. Blake in New York and Block I
The car i? :
were ility‘ilve sales, as against ninet - i
as and Couhcliman Henry Mlitheil. ‘3 '
an. Stink ,3 on In,
\ f » ...
« .I‘
=Exclusiveness =‘
You will find In our L‘uitsdland Overcoats for Young Men exclusivp .
kinks in tailoring, exclusive pat terns and fabrica and withsl an Indes-
cribable air of Imarincos and cxcluslvencss that It will be Impossible
to get unless you go to the high-priced custom tailor.
These clothes are made to our special order-by this country's fore-
most wholesale tailors.
WE OUT THE EXCLUSIVE TAILCRC’ PRICES IN HALF AND
GIVE YOU GOODS THATARE JUST as SATISFACTORY.
savlng prices on Royal Suits and Overcoats.
JACKET SWEATERS FOR MEN AND BOYS.
LATE QTYLES IN HATS AND CAPE;
SMART shown NECKWEAR.
-
CLOTHING on THE mom son.
48- 50 Wall Street. N orwalk
PHON E. 171%
:. ’ LOOK“ IN OUR WINDOW}.
i
. 30"”.
Round SteaklllOIsl‘lltlsoitDI'IIIII‘IgIIPOUJQQI16°:l‘C
Shoulder Steak
Vii-anu- ‘
, bailiff
I'M
robs WW mt. seems a Warm «acumen ‘wulm
THEY m T sou, frills yvmhlfl Ir'ff’vou any“! vouu chill. on us.
can: a was «Ills-r gets. 06M. mar is cost. .
. :62“ WATER ‘iTfiflTf, my :I‘ il' be a 1m I}! out“ 5 »' ‘ TELEPHONEm‘
REASE IN VIOLENT DEATHS.
WHAVHIN. Nov. 2~Siiioitlell still
I}
chronic constipation. Ask us u out it.
The Clifford Pharinacy and Plalsted a
Drug Store.
Leisure is sweet to those who Have
earned it. but burdensome to those
who get it for nothing. r.
'r
anon: anon: vniéme showed a railings. nby smut Ins. burning and no son.
dfliiln h‘litliberll among Downer, in com Jhntoihobiloe‘ killed two person's, no
I" sentient, as compared with all the‘
months of the summer There were
7'sulcldes of which live mush ivcro by
a and catholic acid. roar Ill/‘wm
boating, live by drowning and one by in; the month.
I
50c '
South Norwalll "
l
The very Belt Elgln meamcry But-
2
22 com. “Aim
. A Rare Chance to Bail
tor, per lb.
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar.
‘Vpluhtsor Flour, per bbl.
; obi-5‘3 but, ”lull weight .10:
k I. Kora KlukI.
2 41'3"?» Pure kw ‘L‘ard
with o. Force‘s.
3 lbs. Mllk Grill:
3 lbs. Soda Crack
»{ A few runabouis ranging III price
; from $150 to $250 ugh... Great value
nqub,a........
.....$56
............10
. ...... ...'.25
. . .'. . r . . .‘w. .3325
.25
'3‘.
III-Ivvcvtv
L lib
l'hcns m
‘, ‘ East Norwslk.
All Autonomic.
It thIt money.
‘ uncut-In
commons III arrive from
03 First class shape and
first class makes.
39 Wlll Street.
finial Mahackemo. '
x’. .
Stock and General Information Ticker
Sunday Dinners. 75 beats
Tel 488. "g "
i E Illllllllllill
“Ronni Goods It ‘Iionosr Prices. ”
J. R. CONNOR Mgr
——-q—-
Servlcc and Cuisine Up to Date
Rates $2 per day and‘upwards
( l
l I,
‘ .30o j;
....Ol.00 ,
o ‘.
Norwalk.
7 Saturday all ,
Mdnliay lllily.
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on lull w. Jermain
mineral Df
anJl‘ln am
II North Main 8h,
losidrimnO oval-xi 993.
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a Milt
Miller 8: J ordan,
1 Real islal lab Bulbs
'- Olin, Hull’s Thine Building
.OUTH NORWALK.
lulu once, In State Street,
‘ salesman.
On and after 'i‘IIesday, January 7.
1906 Freight Propellers will leav
tar
freight ' Ollly
Pier 28, East RIVer. New York (foo
Dover street). mevery day. (except.
Freight received
at Norwalk up to 4 p. m. and South
valley) at 4 p.m
Norwslk. up to 5:30 .p. In.
NORWALK STEA-MBOAT C0.
Arming J. Smith,
Luna.
c. c. Housman
Consul Agent
l
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Eveuv LAbv‘s onssbmc CHAM
! £BER
should be equipped withh
one
can a Enameled Lava t.ory
but}; spa
iis’v'e
how del
white, one piece "stander 7 " Po
your
butt
our
‘ bars are abbey 30"“
allies, halibut and rolled)
{79'} ever stopped to consldc
sinfully convenin'et it woul
ho to have hot and cold running Wale
in dressing chamber,
rt’ment or am
also
lloor toll
relation} is
may fort.
potent in
bpi;d,1
.12 .
{will}.
massacre A with s’IIIvul
u
. Iowans.)
poisulllt it)! the fatalities 14 were at-
'h‘lb’hic‘d to falls. seven to lrnlnnfslxi Willi-NED Cowman!!!”
W
WNEC‘I'DNO,
it
did eletm‘is’ Wires and explosives, (Malayalam Hummpbrd
While three linen tiled by lining hit by John H. Kn p
automobiles and bratrollsy care. There Jump In. or
a _
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"I ”flu“!
, a.
aunt
a afford yo
Wilda. Du
imiull' Grumman
u do when wimpy
Memorandum In the state dur Christian SIwI-tz" John"
Norwalk Hardware
1 .
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"f" - .19. wasmso'rou srs‘fir.
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The
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Evolution of I the "
Horn Hair
A good Many women invariably use horn hairpins for the coiffurc, bub ,
how many appreciate the process of their production? '
A very small proportion, we fear. So Fancy Goods counters take please
me in showlug South Norwallt women the process of their development
from the born to the head
First, there is the horn, which is obtained fl cm the steers of the western
plains.
Then it is sawed ready for pressing Into sheets, which is done by
steaming the born. I
From the horn sheets blanks for the pins are cut out. '
The square, rough pills are then a lumped and cut out [tom the blankil~
two pins from each blank.
The pins are then rounded up, polished, made perfectly smooth, so they; ,
don't pull the hair, and had their way to the heads.
Tile pins or which we show the mode of manufacture are the Bbs£6nifl " -'
Bone Hairplns, and there are nonebcttcr made, and it is the very heat
quality of 1303ch Bone Hairpins which are on counters.
The Bostonia bone hairpins are made in shell and amber color, in var- .
ions sizes and shapes, and put up in packages of a dozen and six pins to a
package according to the size. and sold at a. uniform price of 25¢ a package.
pf,
Fl}
Swimmers Sc. .89. again.
Merrill Business College
now To 11:th a LIVING
Day'hnd Night Sessrons. . . BOOKS FREE}
Enroll Today. .- M. ‘A. MERRILL, Prim: ‘_
, South Norwallr. .,.-§Wh.f9‘dr Port Chester.=g.:l
II FREIS‘IIf SDPPLY 0F
Ammunition In All Loads,
AND A NEW AND COMPLETE LINE OF
Double and Single Guns and Rifles.
Waterproof Huahag cons. flrousors. Led-
bins. and Gun Cases
Gulls Repaired and Rented
- ll,
II. ‘:
Headquarters for shaman Goods in domrlal' .
39 M51” , STREET. NOR W‘LK,
.,
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Wm”-.. .....
The Paris Cloak 8r Suit House,
‘, 33 SOUTH MAIN ST... 80. NORWALK
UNPHECEDENTED OFFERING INDS‘IEJLES. COATS, SKIRTS, WANTS
Held up in comparison with each and every offering this season,. hero
or at any other sttnc. this is beyond doubt the very best value of all. .
Ladlcs' and Mines Baits, ill all shades and fabrics. Theys are splendid
bargains iI you need a Suit. $998, $11.98, $14. 98, $19 98, $24.98
Ladies‘ Skirts in all Imatellais and shades. $2.98, 23.98, 34.98, 85.98,
67 98 to $249&
‘ Ladles' Long Coats 'III the newest plaids and mixtures, also block, from
4.98 up.
8an of Colored and White Walsh, 98c.
AlllWool Nun's Volllng, with very nice embroidery, $1.98.
richlidrsn's Ind GlrlI' Coats, the biggest selection in town, from seas up
to 10. 00. .
Pom-«Now is the time to select
Ira-rt I3 host. . 1 _
Block column in"! on: to $7.98. .. I
R l C and Name Soil Reducing Corsets, .930, $1.48, $1.38, $2.98.
We alter free My change. :
The Paris Cloak s- 8iil‘t House.
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALIG. *
6134515 MAIN ITRBE‘I‘, STAMFORD.
2
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your Fur. before. they am all picked
out.
Hi:
,1
son sans.
’Ol'ic IniII‘ah Motor Cyale, good condition. .
One 'I‘homas Motor Cycle. just repaired, from factory.
Che Oldsmobile Ruuab out.
new SUPPLY or hoses AND BLANKETS
, Agent for Auburn Wagons. Everett’s Patient Dump Wagons
refit any “If. . .-' be...
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fibr aiij véliiclgs. .4
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options. .
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LADIES’VNDEIWVEAR. also lipiflbd‘v
panics stealth seam scream a.
ll airways Risen!) cases sin. 25:
ED WAISTB. rsc each}:
ill ‘3? W28. 59¢ sill: .
‘ Atoms for NEW IDEA PATTERNS.
FRESH CANDY always on hand.
h’ptl
will.
SOUTH
waif-.1.
Norwalk Chronicler