‘ a
3590. no
. a ram.
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Over thirty ‘Italiaua loft Ridgedeld
for sunny ltaly this week. ltvls under»
stood that about seventy will return to
their native land this winter. ‘
w—u
»Dr. Dick’s cures malarh
Joseph Cornell. of Norwalk. has been
engaged to spray and prune the trees
on the properties of Mrs. George E.
Lounsbury and Louis M. Starr, in
Ridgefleld.
~Boys’ Caps, Boy's Caps. O’Brien.
Howard Meeker, one, of the best of
the youthful roller skaters in South
Norwalk, won a prize of $2 at a 0011-
test heldin Stamford this week, se-
curing second place among the events.
Echoice Turkeys, 24c lb. ilayes'
The Central Labor Union has iirrnng~
cd to have a speaker from out-oi-town
here next Monday evening, to deliver
an address at the meeting to he held
in Central Labor Lyceum.
An 'every night all year round‘ medi-
cine, pleasant to take, positive results.
It's Hollister's Rocky Mountain Text,
the greatest family remedy, 35 cents,
Tea or Tablets. Piaisted's Drug Store.
Burglars who, it is blelieved, robbed
several railroad stations in this state
and houses in Westichester county,
New York, are suspec ed to be travel-
ling around the count y in an automo-
one.
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--'i‘el. 790. Bartlett's Wet Wash.
500. Saves the hou 'ewii‘e's labor.
' ther, of Elizabeth
street, who recently underwent an op-
eration for appendi .itis at the Nor‘
walk Hospital, is getting along nicely,
and hopes to returrn to her home in
Elizabeth street shrtirtiy.
-\
-——5 lb. pull of lLard, 000. Hayes'
Mkt. ,1
The taking of testimony in the cir-
cuit court of ili United States in the
case of the Trumbull Electric com-
puny of Plainvisile against the Con-
necticut Electr c Manufaturing com-
pany of Torrii gton. before Commie
sinner E. E. Msprvin as special muster,
has been indeiilnitely postponed.
t
-—-Mrs. F‘. W1 Norris in a. variety of
Readings, at 'l‘ inlty S. S. room, Nov.
20. 8 p. m. 'l‘iqykets, 25c.
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The services int the South Norwalk
Baptist Chiirc ,_tOlIlOI‘I‘()W will lie 01’
special interest The pastor will have
charge. The it pie in the morning will
be. Little Stignw's That Change Big
Titles. in th evening a special ser.
men for ”we; season, with quartette
and chorus a tonic, besides a popular
song in whic ’1 all take part.
——"Sufferedfy day and night the tor-
meat. of itchinng piles. Nothing helped
me until i lipsed Dean's Ointment. 11
cured me petg-manently." lion. John B.
Garrett, May‘ r. Girard. Ala.
(lame Wm "den Wilbur l“_ Smith
made an arm at in Fnii'iieid, last Sitti-
dny, capturin ; G. 0. Nichols, who was
out with a on and his two sons.
Nichols was 'aken before Justice Ell.
wood and pi ended guilty and paid a
line oi 81 .md costs. amounting to
$8. 0n the s time day William Boutie,
was arrested, and he
was tried eiorc Justice Wnkeinnn.
found guilty ,and lined $1 and costs,
amounting to, over $10,
i asked her lid-,.iiti, she said to me,
Think you that, l your wife would be,
Your health .6 is gone, your system
wrong, 1.,
(lo drink tubule llollister‘s ltocky
Mountain * Tea.
Plalsled's V‘irug Store.
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0n Novetknbor 15 the Woman’s Club
i’inuo solos
met at Ra: .rmond’s Hull.
worn plow/,1] very skilfully and with
good cxrcu tics and expression by Miss
noun iick‘
siren by“ Miss Roomy of tho
and the
liminiy,
stock.
won by
. local delegates
I)
'l‘iioreiui.', .
mnl tally“.
George '»
ments.~‘ ~Nuw Canaan Messenger.
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PA‘rNAMA CANAL-«Ellis. CANAL.
M hlnery is digging the Panama
Can 1%». thousand times quicker than
the
pdiovel dull the Erie,
M:
itchinery produces the L. tlr. lit
Putt eat at 00 times less cost tor labor
their; it made by ha
die is. & M. gives
ll .
L.
3’9 lirl.
int: only requires 4 gallons of this not
cl. mated paint and ii gallons of Manned
010m tit tit) eta. per station, to paint it
til“ Validate sized house.
it tiny detect exists in 1... as M. Paint.
all: repaint house tor nothing.
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wak’hurmilt: W. h. Gaye: it
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.endrick. A title report, was
siuto
ineeiink 0 ”i the Federation of Women's
Chiba. ’i‘ .00 meeting was tit Stamford.
were Miss
'Vlrs, Myckoif and Miss Ctllll-
,‘he lecture at the afternoon
{Jillian (letter, of Norwiiik, who
save at ,i instructive paper on Mario
(in November Iii an inter-
will be given by Miiiti Alice
Feusenti .on, of Stamford, on lonilon.
Astor lioweii. musical director
of the . ltsnitord sciiolu. will sing. and
Mrs. Bi men will play the accompani-
d . .
1‘ ‘ the best job in the
war aid, because I... it ill, Zine burdens
I‘ll: M. White lead and makes 1.. d
M. di’alnt Wear like iron for 10 to 15
id by Chas. n Dow. South nint-
Stapieu Hardware .
soil. "German Schools and
import; Northrup Bron, floatation. school Teachers."
midday
: moan Mamas 101.0504.
-Latest Soft Hats. O'Brien.
Selectman John Devine is slowly
improving from a very troublesome
oarbuncle at the back of hisneck."i‘lit-.
latter become so badly swollen that
for n time it was difficult for Mr. De-
vine to breathe.
~llartlett's Wet Wash.
does the week's. washing.
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Rogers & Stevens are displaying a
handsome line of fur and fur lined
coats for ladies and gentlemen. The
prices are right and the goods of the
best. Just take a look at their win-
dow display 0t these garments,
To]. 700. i300
wChickens, 160 lb.;
lliiycs' Mkt.
’l‘iirkeys, 24c.
There were, fifteen sales of real es-
tate in the Norwalks last week, With
mortgages recorded at $15,750. For
the second week in November. 1900,
there Were iwcnty real estate trails-
ters and mortgages of $17,240.
The employee. of the R & G Corset
Company now work from 8 a. m. to 4
p. m.. on account of the prevailing
trade depression and stringency of the
money market. The factory will be
closed the last. three days of next
week.
—-Fresh 'I‘ripc. ll. R. Ave. Mitt.
There isbut little, it any, work be
ing done at the Bethe] and Bedding
lime-kiln in Phuntrees at the ‘preseni
time. as it is the dull season in this
business. it is said, however, that the
work will be resumed in the near fll‘
lure.
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-—C. & K. Stilt Hats. O‘Brien.
The examination of the eyes of the
pupils of public schools required by
the state statute to be done once in,
three years, is to be commenced Mou-
day_ December 2. The Norwulk school
ti-chers are making preparations for
t. "Colllill examination.
—Home mode or Link Sausage,
lingo lb. liayes‘ Mkt.
.‘Frank A. Van Buren, who strained
his back so severely in a lifting fool,
is now able to get around a little at
his home, but it. will be several days
before he can return to business. Mr.
Van Boron is probably inclined to be-
lieve that ho is having a streak of ill
luck, for a day or two ago a 0in bone
lodged in his throat and it was neces-
sary to have a physician extract it,
-—All Fall styles. O'Brien.
'l‘wo good games ot’ basketball are
promised for Monday night. ut the
Armory. Company ii‘ will line up
against the Excelsiors, of New York.
in the visitors‘ lineup is Boyer, who
plays with the St. Peter's team. and
ititupatrick, captain of the ii‘ordhuin
College team. Fili‘dhllm College will
play in Norwalk in January. The pre-
liminary game Monday nig
between the Moutuuks and the Win
nipauho.
-~Keep in mind the date of Mrs. l".
W. Norris' evening at 'i'riuity S. 8.
room. Tickets, 250.
Mechanical toys are taking the loud
in attractive piuylliings for tho chil-
dren's Christmas. Already the “101‘;
chants have placed some or those in
their windows, where they attract. iiuln-
berit of youngsters: who stop and gone
with open months at the animated toys.
Among the novelties are acrobatic 'l‘oti-
dy bears, clown that throw balls into
the air, catching them as the descend.
a miniature “Dip of Death." and it'iii-
iey corn with track, power house swit-
ches. and a mortormnn and conductor.
W
it oxpelu ail poisons. stimulates the
iiiterut'ii organs. cleanses the system
and purities the blood. Such is Hollie
ter'u Rocky Mountain Tell, the most
oi'tectiVo preventative or disease. 30
emits, Tea or Tablets. Piainted’s Drug
Store.
The Conn ticut Association oi Puli-
lic School uperintondentu will hold
itli annual meeting in Mormon, Decem-
ber ii. at. which time there, will he a
discussion oaths topic ("the ‘lttgiit. and
Duty 01' the State of Connecticut to
liaise the Minimum Qualifications tor
Teatlhoru in Elementary Schools and to
Fix the Minimum liaisry oi Such ‘l‘es.
churn." The association will consider
the legislation that may be necessary
in secure that end.
of that day there will be a joint ”‘99“
ing with the Connecticut Association
on Public School unicorn. at. which
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imam title’i'hsnksu _ y
3 so, it in vsr essential militias. surroundings be pleasant and attractive.
‘ We hauls an lclpaied Moments of to one who contemplate renewing the sure
1 ,roundlnas in their dining room forthir great event. 1a d hilt. filled our
_ firm to overflowinumlth Furniture to:- the‘ dinin
j Dining Chair: await your inspection.
hi will be -
in the afternoon.
QT FUR . I TUNE.
‘ W ‘. anklfiivlnu is at head. inithe dining
., , _ u: take part in this-arm fuel. To
iviondlhn r 0110M) 1 o loagrememhored endow enjoy-‘
‘ .‘ ENowest affects
rod
‘and best values in donuts. Sideboard-,1 Dining ‘Tfiifl‘lyphihl closets and
H
volume “roasts 05.50 to 045.00.
cl-IlNNCLO E 0120:: to 042.50.
slot: canoe. 014.00 to 050.00.
nor are, $15.00 to 040.00.
DININGfCHAiBS. 01.00 to 03.50-
. s 14,. .,. i h, ..
as AND EMBALMERS.
runs L'oisecro .
South Norwalk, Good.
on steel. .
You can buy Underwear costing twice as much as “Merode”
but none that. would compare with it for elasticity. durability,
fineness of finishiand perfect shape. We recommend it especially
to stout women who have difficulty in finding a arment that
would stretch sufficiently to be comfortable and still ave wearing
qualities. Try a “Merode” Union Suio if you wish to experience
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12.10 North M
» a new revelation in Underwear goodness.
N. 8. Yoga“ 8) Co.
86 Washington Street South Norwal
Wm-..“ ___..._......__...__._._..,._.___ HE .
R FRESH SUPPLY OF “
‘ Ammunition in All Loads,
'AND A NEW AND COMPLETE LINE OF
Double and Single Guns and Rifles.
Waterproof Hunting Coats. Trousers. Les"
plus. and Gun CaSes
' Guns Repaired and Rented.
Headquarters for Sporting Good: n“:- General,
Norwaik Hardware 00
.39 mm STREET. non WALK.
Sale.
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Sprout Gourmet
‘ 3m Men. Bugs and Cbhdreu.
Men's Good Overcoats, black and blue, worth $10.00 ................... $6.00
Better Grail, worth up to 314.00 ................................... 37.98
Still Better Grade, worth 31' m .................................. $9.48
$18.00 Grade ......................... . ......................... . . . $11.98
The Very Best, worth $25.00 ...................................... $14.98
Children's Good Overrouts, 3 to it. worth $1.75 ......................... 98c
Better Grades, $1.48, $1.98, $2.48, $3.43 up to $5.98, worth $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 up
to $9.00. ‘
‘ ’D. Baobab.
OUTFITTERS FOR MEN AND BOYS.
it North Mam Street, South Normans.
Yard Pea Coal $4.50. Tic. 2Nui Coai$5
‘ E00, Store and Nut Coal. $6.50.
Delivered in the cellar.
Careluliu screened. Free from slate.
Best quailiu.
Raymond Bros.
mm...» “m"... r...” ....
M‘surrs MADE TO oases "
FROM $15 UP.
Fair Cloakand FurStore
A ISRAEL. Proprietor.
68 Washington Street,
$5.00 , V 05.00
Coa i
per in pet to
"rry ; ton of our No. 2 NUT COAL. it lights quickly. maku I
hot. lively fire suitable for baking, limiting, trying. boiling, routing
.mi notfiifi‘fiis & GANS 99:.”th
'tiions 460i '
m. we... m an
_W.m mm“. .x M W,
Chester Nichols, of ‘Nurwalk, was
4......
El. Hubbeii Holchklss. of Norwaik
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Kennedy’s imitative t‘ouuh Srr’un. i
‘l’rincipai Morons White of the New
Britain Normal School will speak on
Schools and
a
Turkeys will «treasures and high in
price this ’l‘haailsciirihg and people it contains no opiates.
will do well to place their orders with cutout l’lulrniacy and 'l‘li
the local dealers early. “‘7 {Phat-rum.
calling on old friends in New Canaan has nrrit/ed home from u trip to stun
recently , Oils» ‘ f
flAfl'flflnlL _ Miss Annie iii. Smith. or Norwnik.
mum iil'KiM‘Miilll “W I«rill spend Bunday with triemls in
illnrtturd. i
mm , .7 W
a Host remedy tor mothers to use i
S
struetion.
,.., m..-—
, We have
them out at once:
equipped.
look them over.
‘ ‘DANVU'RI Nov. ‘28.“ .
division of the New York, New ,Haveu
and Hartford railroad was tied up at a
freight. wreck in 'l‘owners, N. Y., yes-
terday afternoon. By the breaking of ‘
an axle on the tender ol‘ the freight
bound from Hopewell to Midland new
drill cars were derailed and wrecked.
and the. trucks were torn up for about
uuunrter or a. mile. The wrecker was
sent to the place, and soon, had the
trncldii' open. Passengers in the mean-
time were transferred around the ob-
tho following second hand
AUTOMOBILES, which We will sell
at very low prices in order to close
..2 two-cylinder BUICKS,
with tops, lamps, etc.
1 four-cylinder LOCOMOBILE, fully
‘1 WAYNE runabout.
2 three-cylinder ELMORES.
All of these machines are in first
class condition, ready to run. Call and
i. E. iiiiliiiiiiiiii ii [10.
“Honest Good. at Honest Prices."
equipped
Norwalk.
39 Wall Street.
tin”'idi?“0’i’d¢’éiiés liens
and Save Money.
~—
The Very Best Eigin Creamery
Butter. per lb. ................. 30c
Volunteer Flour, makes perfect
bread ......................... 90
Milk, full weight, per can ..... '...10c
4 pkgs. Kern Kinks .............. loo
2 pkgs. H-O or Force ............ 25c
2 lbs. Extra Fancy Prunes ........ 25c
A. Stu i i
/ Phone 223—8.
East Nor-walk.
22 Cottage Avo..
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DA VID W. R! YMOND,
i
Funeral Director
and Embalmor.
, 1| North Main 8t...South Not-walk
1 Residence, 6 dehlngton It. '
i Telephone at house, 693. I
1 Telephone at office. ISO-t.
”iiinfiéi is not:
Hui . [stall Brutus,
0iiice, Hoyt’s Theatre Building,
SOUTH NORWALK.
iiain Oiiice, 181 State Street,
IRIDGEPORT.
Arming J. Smith,
Luau.
ihii'giineiuiifl
for freight Only
On and after Tuesday, January 7.
1906, Freight Propellers will
Pier 28. East River, New York, (toot
of Dover street), every day. (except
Sunday), at 4 p. m.
at Norwalk up to 4 p. m. and South
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. in.
NORWALK STEAMBOAT co.
leave
Freight received
c. C. Housman,
General Agent
, "\ .
should be equipped with a dainty
snow white, one piece "Standard" For.
celnin Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully conveniuet it would
be to have hot and cold running water
in your
room?
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FHIDBVINBK H.
t' a. H. Mathewson
tastes new tut good as maple an r John H. Kim
y Sold by , 3 small a. mil... «I.
ride! christian am John H
fl. ‘ IMV'Ht
EVERY LADY'SéCEJRESSING’ CHAM-
R
dressing chamber,
lag apartment or first hour toilet
its presence would afford you
the higlmst degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent ino-
uhanius, honest and reliable.
Horacio R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WIIT "'8.
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SOUTH NDRWALK, CONN.
TRANSAGTS A GENERAL BANKING
IUIINICS.
chums,
«compo.
IUHPL%?7AND PROFITS,
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JOHN H. KNAPP m Viol-Pm.
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WILFKED tObWILL, cashier.
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laosn'rs FOR sTANDARopArrTERNs.
Our Annual Thanksgiving
. Sale of
Fine Table Linens
Qualities and designs, combined with low prices that make many
new friends at our Linen Department. ' . V -
By negotiating for extra large quantities in Linen centers of ‘
the world, we are able to present splendid Table Linens and Sets at
the lowest prices named this season. .
If you want Bargains in handsome Linens, buy now.
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Men’s Underwear Bargains.
Men's best quality, slightly soiled all wool Shirts and
Drawers in white, natural, scarlet and camel’s hair, $1.00
quality new 75c; $I.g5 quality, 98c, and the $1.50 grade
at $1.25. \
83-85 Washington St... So. Norwalk.
HMETIC, ‘
Ian-tr PENMRNSHIP. T
GRAMMAR. SPELLING.
REE DING. '
'l‘aught thoroughly in the
Merrill Night School}-
Special Teacher In Charge of Classes. . .
Enroll this weak. M. II. MERRILL-Prim. ‘ , ,
"a...
A new consignment of
SLEIGHS.
All styles and prices right.
Now is the time to have your Sleighs repaired and painted.
Horse Goods and Harness Repairing.
HORSE CLIPPING.
Rubber Tires furnished for all vehicles.
L. M. WRIGH
CARRIAGE BUILDER AND'DEALER. ‘
North Main Street. South Norwalk.
memos-omens» ,
THE STORE: OF QUALITY.
Have just received a new stock of
iadius’ lan Napoleon High Cut Boots.
the very successful style which we have been carrying in stock for '
$4.00, a nominal price considering quality of goods.
"’Fiynn 8. Ryan,
90 Washington Street. Phone 466.
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1:300 Yeats Chuck E) Endgames-h
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. 80. NORWALK
3bankeui0‘mu Saw.
We have reduced the prices on Bum, Coats, Skirts, Walstl, Furs and
Glrla' Costs to suit you. Come and be convinced.
The. Paris Cloak 81; Suit House,
SALE IN BOTH STORES.
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET. BOUTH
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NORWALK.
516-517 MAIN STREET, BTAMPORQ.
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Shoulder sum:..............................:ioa '
mid and Yellow Onions 60 Quart
Wednesday is Stamp Dividend Day. 10 stamp: the. _ ,
J. W DODGE;
Booth No
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yous reissue museum; .5 mm discounts» , Mil
Henry hymen?
Ismael Grumman
Wailers Marvin
. Light
J—fl..-—A»ifi~
.122 Watt“ erased.
THEY ViSlT YGU‘?THiS Will“!!! IF YOU IUY YOUR COM- 0?
NONE HUT THE BEST sow." 00M. THAT is .OCML.
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Norwalk Chronicler