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Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow.
High tide 8: :9 a. m.; 8: 53 p. m.
MAOONIC DIRECTORY.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street, lot and 3d Tuesdays or
’ each month—July and August. ex
copied—vat 8 o’clock. All MasteI
Masons cordially invited. Charles
E. Mills, W M. Robert M. Wilcox,
cc.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
each month—July and August ex-
cepted—st 8 O’clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus
guyer, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox.
ec.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street, 2d and 41h Wednesdays
of each month—July and August ex-
cepted—at 7:45 o'clock. All mem-
bers of O. E. S. cordially invited.
Miss Edna Mills, W. M. Mrs. Ida
Sherer, Sec.
DlSCREDlTABLE APATHY.
The aggregate of looses to the crops
of the country through bird destruction
is figured by Professor William hut-i
cher oi’ the National Audubon society
at $800,000,000 annually, says the
Bridgeport Standard. 'l‘his destruction
is‘mainly ,by insects which the birds
woala feed on and put out of business ,
if not themselves made the victims of
man’s folly and barbariiy.
The stun I
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lost through the killing of insectivor-
our birds, Protonsor Butcher says. is
more than the entire capitalization 01'
, all the national banks or the country...
His chlet‘ comment on this amazing i
condition is one of wonder at the in.
dill'erence with which the people as a
whole regard the pertorxnanCo.‘ But
that. should not cause wonder in any
man who knows or the utter indif-
fereneolwith which the vast majoritl’
of the people contemplate that speedy
destruction of the timber oi’ tilO'CDIlll‘
try and the coming of a. wood-famine
within a. couple of decades. A people
who will remain indifferent. to that
rapidly approaching danger, will also
sit quietly by and allow the slaughter
of birds which protect the crops, the
formation of trusts which conInIIuId
the food products on which the people
live, and the general robbery of iho
public under the guise of business com-
binations made for the inflation oi‘ oi—
reudy "overgrown i'drtunos."
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BIG FOOTBALL GAME.
All Tickets Sold for Yale- Princeton
Game.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 15.—'l‘oday will
be a quiet one for the members of the
Yale football team, the men who will'
face Princeton tomorrow in what is
expected to be one of the greatest foot»
hull battles of the year, going through
only the lightest kind of work this at—
ternoon. The team was put through a.
- short signal drill and no scrlnInquv
was bold. As has been the custom for
the past several years the team will
spend the night before the garlic at
the Yale infirmary on Prospect utrcrt.
in order to insure the players perfect
quiet.
The first. of the great crowd that
will attend the gante arrived here this
afternoon and from now on there will
be an influx of football enthusiasts.
There is not a ticket to be had and it
is estimated that. 34,000 persons will?
i witness the game.
”Your Kitchen will
least fuel expense.
HORACE R. NASH.
corner
Verna-wro-
never be Complete at
until you have a
STAMFORD RANGE
Stop wasting fuel and time with an unsatisfactory range. Buy a Stamford
. and you will have a range which possesses not only beauty and strength, but
embodies, as well, theconsrructive skill that makes for the greatest utility at
Stamford ranges are made In the oldest stove foundry
in America and constructed through
but of the best materials obtainable
and in the most approved manner.
There is :1 Stamford model to
suit your kitchen. Made in large
sizes and small; some of plain and
simple designmothcrs highly ornu~
mental. Buy :1 Stamford and get
the best.
FOR SALE BY 13‘s.“.
North Main. and West Streets.
ROLLAWAY WRINKLES.
ManageI William Nash was in
Bridgeport yesterday and purchased
two polo cages which were used last
year by the Bridgeport team. They
will be shipped to this city today from
the Bridgeport. armory.
A mI-Ietlng of the nmnagcrs of the
different teams in the
league. was held last. evening, but only
four attended and the meeting was
postponed until next ’l‘ucsday at which
time bylaws will be adopted and a
schedule ot‘ games arranged.
A. .l. Collins and Company have been
installing a lino furnace in the rink
and will have it. going tonight, thus
making the place Vi‘l')’ comfortable.
r—lt‘rcslt Home and Shoulders. at
{New York Market.
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METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL
BOARD MEETS.
A meeting of the Bible Schoot
Board. of the South Norwalk M0i.iltl-[
dist, Church, was held last. eveningd
and there was an unusually large at-i
Itondance and matters or importanrc‘
to the work of the school were (“ny
cussed. Hereafter the Board will hold;
monthly meetings on the last chncs-‘I
day of each month, The first hilll’,
hour will be devoted to general bnsi
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ness, after which the pastor will con- I
duct a, pie view of the folloy‘vim,r
months Bible school lessons. Rey :
l)I. Cutilce has also been requested to
conduct the. quarterly rovicn of tilt?
school each quarter,
Oollect the Pink Stamps
they're Reliable.
Pinlt Stamps Are , Well
Worth Collecting.
Our Great Sale Will Save You Money
INE Billiifllii TEAS, ill [i5 lllJlliii, GHEESE [885, ill].
The Old Reliable Stores.
While all our competitors are Raising their prices, we are tow-
Note our wonderful specials for this sale
aring ours.
Gold Dust 180
4 lb package
Uneeda Biscuit
2 packages
70
thinnest. 190!
tomatoes. Del tiny
Brand, 30mm
250
25 Pink Stamps with 1/; lb. V
New Crop Teas.
60 Pink Stamps with 1 lb Very Best Tea ................ 50c
50 Pink Stamps with 1 lb. Fancy N0. 2 Tea .............. 40c
40 Pink Stamps with 1 lb Good Mixed Tea .............. 35c
25 Pink Stamps with 12 lb. Fancy No. 2 Tea ............ not:
cry Best Tea .............. 250
30 Pink Stamps with 1 lb. Mo-
F‘resh Roasted Coffees.
25 Pink Stamps with r lb. Mocha and Java Coffee ........ 30c
so Pink Stamps with 1 lb. Java and Maracaibo Cofiee. . .-.250
15 Pink Stamps with 1 lb. No. I Santos Coffee ........... 200
to Pink Stamps with 1/. lb. Malia Blend Coffee .......... 16c
to Pink Stamps with Vz‘lb. Mocha and Java Coffee ...... r50
Kn Blend Coffee ........... 32c
COUPON
Butter, per lb.
No better made.
i0 Stamps Free
Out but this coupon, bring it
to our stores any day thin week.
make a purchase of 50c or over,
and we will give 10 Stamps Free
in addition to your regular
Stamps.
NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
(Not given with Sugar.)
Eggs. dozen,
Warrantcd trash 25[1
bhcese. pound.
New York State.
We
Visit Our Premium Department at Either of Our Stores.
“Milly Useful and Valuable Articles are Given in Return for Pillli Stamps.
1 pkg. Monarch Corn Starch .. .
t bottle Gold Rock Ammonia . .
3 lbs. Yale Toast.
1 pkg Nivara
2 cans Gold Rock Brand Corn
-r pkg. Starch Luster
l0 Stamps with any of following
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uI.I-¢i.4n
lNew Canned Goods at (But
Prices
:i 3 cans 10c Corn ............ 250
180 can Pineapple . . . . . .
15c can Rhubarb.
25c can Salmon
no can Condensed Milk .
950 can Roast Beef .
x50
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i5 Stamps with any of following
1/.3 lb. Pure Black Pepper
Mlb.PurcMustard
1/6”) VeryBest Tea.....................‘13c
”13¢" 1 cakeO. K. NicklcPolish
clbs.Best MixedCakcs..................25c
rib. Best Lunch Cocoa
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“H.106
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..25c
Get the habit.
Bay of Us for
Cacti
Ginger or lemon
(lakes. a pound.
in
Hammond's lean
Shoulders. pound.
10c l
tantalum 25
3W
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SOUTH NORWALK.
THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE.
York Grocery Co.
YOUR GROCERS.
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hither, season.
ECONOMY is the
Spirit of the Hour .:
We Enter it with a Sweep for Tomorrow’ s Selling
We want to beat the record and if the weather man doesn’t; interfere. we will do so.
It’s not HOW MUCH PROFIT WE MAKE, BUT HOW MUCH GOODS CAN WE
SELL. TOMORROW YOU CAN BUY THE LATEST STYLE SUIT 0R COAT AT
FULLY ONE-THIRD LESS THAN REGULAR.
We will never tire of repeating this statement regarding our Suits and Coats.
so sure of it, and we know that for exclusiyeness of style and correct ideas, they cannot be t'
equalled. and we think the prices speak pretty plainly and emphatically" for themselves.
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women‘s
hitch floss
with fold.
Saws
Stipend for Saturday; Bah;
Nader $22.50 ~
3a\\orcd $u'tts, 3‘6.50
Broadcloths, Panamas and Cheviots. all col.-
ors, newest coat models, full plaited skirt,
Women‘s
Usher-em C
throughout with
$20
50-inch long Black Kersey Coats,
ly tailored model.
Ste 00
oats,
lined: ;
satin. braid trimmed. strictw
Video, bib
Song
Loose
Reamer 82.1.50
'30.\\0red Suits;
Hip length, long or military
8222. .5“
Made of fine
coat styles. in.
Broadcloths, satin lined throughout elabor- ,1
ately trimmed with silk braid; $r6. 50 would
be the regular price.
30mm on), $250
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Coats ;;
light weight Kersey and"
Made of Panama Cloth,
trimmed with wide taffeta silk
bands, advertised everywhere
as a $10.00 value,
Oomorroui, 81.98 .
Black, Brown and Navy.
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cluding demi-tailored effect, full plaited
skirts. with folds.
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with Skirts l BEL?“ SASS i \lDats’ts. 42c
Heavy Winter Coats. Gibson
style, trimmed with velvet and
satin folds; all ages. Colors
are_green. brown. tan and red.
$6.50 value,
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Waists in all white or colors.
goods,
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Women‘s heavy Flanneletteii
d fancy plaids. Regular 59c;
utBos-ron STORE
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FASHION NOTES.
linnd wrought inc.» and embroidery
are essentials of all frocks of any pro-
tensions. and oven many of tho tailor
suits show the influence of this inclin-
ation toward the richly ornate, says
th New York Herald. ’l‘o keep it front
doacncrutelIIg into tawdrlucss it is
necessary not only that. tho IIIatcrials
be of the fittest. but that the workman-
ship be of the boat.
l’bcnsant‘e breasts. ‘soft. and dull in
tone though they are, are often used
in conjunction with gowns and suits
of brown, and with an added touch of
bright I-obln's egg blue, make a do«
liulIIi’IIl color scheme.
Mint-o l’ie with Apple Moringues
from the Ladlcs' World is a delicious "
novelty. Cover a pic pinto with flaky
pie crust, fill with minor meat and cov-
er with pnli’ paste rollvd to papvrllke
thinness, and bake. When ready to
serve cover with it. thick apple Incr-
innuo. sprinkle it with rhoppl'tl nuts
and place in a cool oven until llll‘ mor-
inguo is faintly browned. Pool and
critic one large tart. apple, sprinkling
over it. one cuptul of powdered sugar
as it. is grated to keep it from turning
llruak into this two out: whites
and boat constantly for thirty min-
Itics.
Cindi yellow, first cousin to the son-
sonablo browns, is one of tho autIIIIIII' a
favorite colors.
Are all the new young housekeepers
aware that the proper way to humanize
a halt ion or tablespoon is to fill the
spoon rind slice the contents length-
wise?
Whlto llnon collars are as approlfl‘l'
ate worn with silk or flannel waists
as with those of linen and lawn and
they are really more necessary for
they inlay; tho becoming touch of
white next the fact. With dark waists
with collar of the some, a dainty white
bow or label. is invariably worn.
The lace or chiffon bodice will con
tainiy remain popular as long as vel-
vet and corduroy suits are in fashion.
for nothing else in at. once so com
tortable and so dressy.
Rich, soft futile, elaborately garni-
tured makes charming dinner gowns,
and it is a weave especially in demand
this season. together with other silks
of like weave.
Velvet trimmings are two or three
shades darker than the garment but
those of cloth are as much lighter:
dark velvet is perhaps more servicea
bio and light cloth newer.
Very large hats and immense colt
i‘IIre IIIIIIngoInonts are undoubtedly
fashionable, and they are becoming to
many; but. study your face. figure and
general style Well before rushing into
the extreme {aptitude or this, or any
lines have qualified.
FOR WOMEN:
THE CROSS
PERFEOTA
CLARICE
GLOVER’S the Place
Modern shoe making has become
an ART in which the following
FOR MEN.
HANAN & SON
RALSTON
ELITE
Wiser Shoes That Fit
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with a 25 cent purchase or more of
Coffees. Spices,"
PLATE 0R PITCHER
chucolate. etc. etc.
.In addition to usual checks.
ar---20 lbs. $I.OO
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Extracts. (Spoon.
i26 Washington St.
South Norwnllt.
Phone 655~2.
Norwalk Chronicler