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'8 villi bring you our literature
' can Interview.
*‘Ciil OBURN. General Agent,
ficuth MaIn giroot.
‘. PLUMB‘ING AND sraAa-
' ' HEATING.
H '1: WATER HE'A'rtnc
on AIR HE TING.
droves AND 388658.
OLATIE AND TIN ROOFING.
an and Steam Fitting. an Fixtures
.,~ Met-I Celllnu. Etc. *
Have you seen our ctools- -of
monotone RANGES?
THE Jonas “gm Hotcnx'rss
i7 WALL W96“.
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THE SOUTH NORWALK
srguaca
ARIHOUSE
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. FURNITURE! “PIANOB ETC.
Telephone, ace-5...;
For Portloularo Add '
' 0.3N. MoKIBBIN,I,
OM00, Room 4, Havllnnd_ Block,
Wuhlngton Street.
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.. flag, Life, Accident and Pl3oto alu-
in“; ‘ ..
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REAL ESTATE
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J. M. Laytonlit Go“
Incorporated
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HOTEL VICTORIA
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ilwméuw Pro victor
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Lineman II
‘mmn... 8cm.
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Homhrtihmwtb o spurring Game
A:
full litre of
cUrLErIY
Iultnbl‘o for
THANKSGIVING
from. . 1:}
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GRAIN MOVING IN PROGRESS.
OTTAWA. Ont... Nov. 21.——W.S
Fielding, Minister of Finance, eluted
that satisfactory arrangements hud
been made with the western hunks,
the “resources of whlh had been so
verel; taxed in moving; the grain crop. "
Weetern buyers are now .iulting all
the grain offered at current prices he
said, and the difficulties of the situa-
tion seem to have been over come Many
of the farmers however are holding
their grain to: bettér prices.
. I .... . ...
’IIIIIDIIIIIIIlIlIlI-IIIIIIn-IIIIIIIIIII.I,l,-.I.I,I.In,l_u'
.
if pour Wishbone iS Where uour back-
‘72:“!
Than Gold.
The heat when a}! drain «are 93.“...
lo Intense, and when It II nooouary
to keep a fire over night, fill the ~Stove
and clone it tight. Your tire will be
ready In the morning.
Battalion 60.
Excellent Culslno.
Dinnoro Evenings,
6 to 8 p. to.
Sunday Dinner. 3 Specialty.
Dinner Parties and Banquet-
Bollolted.
CHARLES RWEYNEKE
Proprietor.
Telephone, 498.
FRANK ’C.
VAN SCOY
rwuamc;
agrnau
HOT WATER
~ AND
GAS Frr'rmo.
and Zinc.
56 South Main Street.
86. Norwollt. Conn.
HIIIIEE. IINNIIIIN
45 mu In... Ndmllo
3M Wuhlngton or. u. Nomlh.
mumm
Much Cheaper Price -:
N. I V A R A
W 'Ser Men. Boot. and Ch\\dreu‘.
Men's Good Overcoute, black and blue. worth 810.00 .......... , ........ 88.00
Better Grade, worth up to 814 00 ........................... ‘ . . ...... 87.98
*‘T‘T‘T’T’T‘T‘T‘ Still Better Grade. worth 816. 00 ...................... , ............... 89. 48
%%%%%% 8l8. 00 (Trude ........................ ' .............................. $11.98
The Very Best worth 825. 00 ................ . ..................... $14. 98
eprha Clifford Children's Good Ov'crconts, 3 to 9, wor tlr 81.75 ......................... 98c
i
K Carefullu screened
Raymond Bros
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
Fair Steak and F urStore
A“18RA8L. Proprietor.
Real matched Insurance.
It It Downturn“. " we hovo uvornl dooldod bargain!
In idiom; producing property that
meet Mom» In value with the rapid
bene ought to be
Will Adjust Matters. 3
_:_2 Makes Backbone—Brains—Brawu.
Smelt Guerccat Sale.
Better Grades, 81.48, 81.98, 82.48, 83.48 up to 85.98, worth 82.50, 83.00, 83.60 up
'D. Sotthch.
OUTFITTER8 FOR MEN AND BOYS.
ti North Malta Street South “walk.
to 89.00.
Yard Pea Coat $4. 50. No. 2Nut C oal$8
Ear. Steve and Nut Coal $6 80.
Déllttered in the cellar
Free from slate.
q
Best qualilII
SUITS MADE TO OEDEE "
‘ . moat $15 UP.
south Namely
The that title;
3 ever be dug out obscure or the rnlu‘ea
‘ eon than ilucie Sum himslet.
‘ they come high when done up in oys
' to the loss from the flesh of the edits
. taken up by the oyster juices.
» count. the bed of the ocean was chant;
W
”MIMI“
Provo: TI: at 'I 3y Are Both
Nutritive turd li‘e‘aliiry
m
The‘oyater he‘s had to trike a lot of
abuse of late.
that it was unpardonably shy on nutrl»
donably long on scrim; and that when“
greenish in its cant of countenance it
had more council on board than w3.‘ili
whose eto‘ck has been iloutéd in the
last few years.
Under all this contnhrcly the ovuler
has pereovm'éd in m traditional policy-
of shutting up. Cbire‘equently thone
who love It. ‘and those in this city
who make their lilting by it. will web
come 'the news that :3 champion of the
oyster Ito's appeared Id no loan a. per-
Through the agricultural depart-
ment the government has goiie into
the oyster question with thorough-
n‘eas. "The result is a. rehabilitated
bivalve.
A quart of oysters contains about
the same quantity of 'ntttritIVe unb-
a‘tunce as a quart of milk, three-
fourths of a pound of beef, two pounds
of fresh codflsh or a pound of bread.
That. puts Mr. Blue Point, Miss Cotuit
and their relatives in pretty good com-
pany. in fact. at It time when the
doctors are almost unanimous in
preaching the milk gospel the follow
ing statement in a gemilne patent of
nobility:
“Oysters come nodrer to milk «than
almost any other cotm‘hon food mater
ial as regards both the amounts and.
the relative proportions of nutrients."
This in praise indeed, though it is
somewhat dimmed when one, pauses
oysters and that of a quart of\ milk.
lf‘the latter continues to climb the
at present, if one is merely lookingt
for nutrients. it must be admitted that.
ters
It is a common practice among
dealers to plaee the oysters for per- ‘
hops forty-eight hours In fresh or
brackish water in order 0 ' fatten
them. The operation is also called
floating or laying out.
The dealers believe that the oysters
really gain in tiesh and fat. as they do
actually gain in weight and bulk; but
contained there. their place being tak »
on by a larger quantity of the fresher
water in which the oyster has been
placed.
There As some loss of nutritive mat-
ter involved In this process but the
improvement in flavor is thought to
make up for that. Oysters that have
been floated are commonly thought
to keepmetter. but official eXperiment-
ere assert the‘contrary. They any
.that. the life of a freshened oyster is
cut down one ~.halt ‘ '
As to the greening of oveters it is
quite commonly due. in American oys-
tere at least to the fact that they have
fed on green water plants and the‘
coloring platter of the plant has been
color is said to be harm can. It may
be removed by placing th. live oysters
for a tlmc'in water where ‘the green
plants are not abundunt. .
in Europe similar green craters.
called groenbarden. or Marennee are
especially prized and to meet the de-
mand meters are greener! by placing
them as coon as captured in tea wa-
ter where they are kept for months
and fed on a species: of seaweed which
imparts the coloring matter to the
gills
From carefully conducted inteetlga
tlorrs it appears that in some cases
green oysteru owe’ their color to the
presence of copper. Such oysters are
notdgenerally‘ considered desirable as
too .
Green oysters containing copper dif-
fer in appearance from those owing
their green tint to vegetable coloring
matter. being grace green and not
dark green in color and having a ver-
dlgris like shiny secretion on the folds
of the mantle. It is said that after
the addition of vinegar a steel, fork
stuck into such oyutere beconiea coat-
ed with copper. and that ii ammonia
is added the oysters become dark blue.
The flavor of oysters la aifected
more or less by the locality In which
they have grown. those from certain
regions being regurdéd as at véry eu-
perior quality. The action oi the
your affects the market value of oys-
teru. although It is noticeable! that as
methods of.‘ transportation and pre-
mutation improve. the oyster treason
becomcu longer. 'i‘l'IIn may ciao be
cold or Iobuteru. orally. etc.
Oysters rapidly detérloratc when re-
moved Iroru the water. through the
fermehtatlva notion of bacteria and
oysters in spawn deteriorate more rap-
ldly than at any other reason at the
name temperature. Ilowcvcr. oysters
which are ready to’ spawn are coneld
cred uupecially palatable it cooked
soon after removal from the sea bed
PILEBICURE "33613314 DAYS.
I ar’hhte‘td to
r
PAZO
cure our 1care Mof 1 Blind. Bleed
log or Protrudlng H18“ Th 6' to 14 days
or money refunded. 596;
BUBMARINE VOLVANIC AGTI’ON.
MEXICO CI'I‘Y, Nov. 21.-~Nuvlga
tors pl log in the gulf trade bring to
the or: ital report-I ot the edema or a
great upheaval in the ocean on the
coast of Yucatan. due to uupmarlnc
volcanic action. They declared that Ii
the recent upheaval which reunited if
the killing of tone of hair on the Gui!
ed and that aouadtu a show greu
tie the where farthery ware shellac
pl on and vice vorlli. They report
also that a nutuber of small islttudt
Try It ten or our No. 2 NUT, ti
lively III-o suitable for running.
treating your 'heueo.
HARRIS & GANS CO.
phone 4366. ill Victor we“.
3 I... It lights quickly. miti- c
hrolllng,,trylng. trolling, reciting
hoi
ml
Were mandate
0W! or and .Morin‘e eh howed that no
part he: b‘een received showing any
such condition and the odiclal‘a he
heard nothing beyond the dtath 0
large numbers of rich.
“Accident will happen, but till
o3a3' Noiectrlc Oil. for Each merger
! t'll.
E sugar IIYeroI -
People have declnpcd 3 .
tire value, that it was just as unparo ‘
to compare the price of a quart of ~
two may be on a par some time: but .
'l‘hln’ ~m
inquiry In: night at the “Flimfl;
hen Mutilated families keep Dr. 'riv ‘
It aubduec the pain and been ,
D M Read Co.
“ ‘ WW Add 183?:
Anniversary Webk.
It pays to spend (I great deal of time In the store this
week. Flrcrc are so many attractions one is liable to miss
I. something. and if you get tired, there is the Reading Room
in which to rest for a while. Bo hurt: and 31001: at itié Loan
Exhibit. The showca‘uc contains some rare old laces pur-
chased ill the 1863) clays. ~
13 _ . ‘0. “ .-.'. ,
811k Pettacoate.
A flaring,» rippling 'l Elicia Petticoat T‘s an item in cv-
cry woman‘s wardrobe. We are showing this ‘wcék a
group of Printed la’ffctas in golden brown, plum, uavv
blue green, and wine color. Also b‘est dualitv l'lack Taffeta.
From $8. 98 to $10. 00.
A Special in Black and Colored Hfafictas street and
evening shades, very graceful, pretty skirts at $4. 98.
Elegant Illeghge Gowns.
Have you noticed the lovely Boudoir Gowns in the
extreme nortlr window? We have a collection of beautiful
Négligees at the department Exquisite robes that are
made up with laces and ribbons. Some of sdft Japanese
silk that are not so ‘clabOratc, and for those who like warm
gowns there are some of Albatross and Trench Haunt]...
Silk lximouos that are truly of the Orient.
Breakfast Jackets and Matinccs of silk cbiftou, and lace
In nag-arc: I... Furniture.
We call attention to the very generous discruuts ofi'cr»
('(l this week in Furniture. '1 he oitering today i most uu«
usual. It is a- Bedroom Suite of Mahogany. the period of
Louis XV l, and the reduction is only such that one meets
with in :I fiftieth anniversary celebration.
3 Dresser . .. .............. $125oo
Chifi’orricr . ............. 90.00
Ilcd .................... l 15.00
$33000
ousted this Woek for $220.00.
"I‘akc Carpct Store elevator for Furniture.
, I‘-I‘. . “null
I‘l. DICKERHAN 8 son’s
LII
trplus illlll Terrance
panama Specials writ
his Bathrooms.
LADI ES' FLANNELETTE SKIRTS.
LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS.
Regular price 81.00. Sale price .. 69¢ Regular price 50c. Sale price . .390
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS. LADIES’ FLANNELETTE SKIRTS.
Regular,rrrice 81.85. Sale price ...89c Regular price 59c. Sale price . 49°
LADIES’ SHIRT WAIBTS. LADIES’ FLANNELFTTE‘ S‘KIRTS.
Regular prlcé 8t. 50. Sale price. 98:: Regular price 75c. Sale price . 6‘90
LADIEIB' SHIRT WAISTS. LADIES’ FLA’NNELETTE GOWNSI.
Regular price 82. 00. Sale price... .81.49 Regular price 75c. Sale price . .590
LADIEB' FLANNEL‘ETTE GOWN8‘.
Regular price 89c. Sale price . .esc
LADIEB’ FLANNELETTE GOWNB.
Regular price 8100. sale price . .790
CHILDREN’Sf FLANN ELETTE
NIGHTIES.
Regular price 50c. Sale price .. 396
LADIES‘ PER’C‘ALE WRAPPER8. MEN‘S: OUTING FLANNEL SHIRTS.
Rég'ular price 81.00 Sale price. .75c Value title to 50c Sale price .. 250
NOTE—«Moat of the” Garment Prhm are for Thursday only. Other
Item. continued and added to, thus rounding out ‘a week at bargains.
86c.
80th Norwalit.
unrest FLANNELETTE KIMON‘AS.
Regular- price 506. Sale price. . .8‘96
LADIES’ FLANNELETTE KIMONA8.
Rogular price 750. Sale price . .oac
LADIES’ FLANNELETTE KIMOII‘As.
Regular price 81 00. Sale price .. 79c
84‘ sthlngton St.
Telephone 446.
“33,833,419,“ 8: BAILEY 80
L0 ‘81,?“ tight, fol.“
Lumbar and M111 Work for Everything
' ‘ ‘ ' to a M889.
more r wthté‘I-‘II bli‘dtir Till ort‘ni. Watt 9’6
price train 82. 60 to 8 0:0 pcr ligation. d.
not is needed. tstand tropic beat or
rut. has no rubberrhr l.t Tins no.4 or in it...
Ir. ,.
8 3.3335.“
.uy333333lllnutrt;3 Workman. A3 parietal. Iron 63:33.3
Trout t‘ mutt
-3.
New Ellison eiore
new variety ct: amputee ranging In.
Also w- m. touch
a"?!
\ iltlpct‘lor brand 1:3 «traumaticapto-da
WI
to p‘er‘t a“out tlv
For anticommerola183tt§iifiom 888de 3 “It I“!
root. Hate wil not touch it. 33 II M II r‘u‘oilt EWEIIL
do cannot itiilta tin or iron. 1‘apiiuble' tho newton
'girtod with dud. lilaty3 all it precepts ”3,813 eltoIrt ppzarance and 33%
Ire. it hr coil or h and more (turn to an tun! is not can
1389.369!!me hrc‘ It all hold» no tor and to noon oattedo’lt ,.
'ltcd wl ti hhit‘fimM’b’ rerunf and when toner-1y aid. there in 353818. if;
3:“ edition or 6 menu u. ham or: a
.1 0T“! on 'clo‘tli. gvfirrnuted for are t years we r groan
“an TM“ 800mm)“
repaid or”
not any kind. Mote: oil application.
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Norwalk Chronicler