noon BiRlEY
our
250 Iii.
lit lane’s.
St Washington Stunt
WOW‘W O
.1..qu a... ..-.
lnoIIl lions Notes
A routine meeting of Ophir Chapter,
0 F. S.. was held last evening in Ma
sonic Temple. .
Willis H. Selleck, of Norwalk. will...
spend the holiday in Brooklyn where
Min. Solleck and their son Victoi are
visiting.‘
——-lted Men‘s Concert and IIIIIIIIII to.
night. Tickets, 25o.
Frank Sturtevnnt, who is a member
(If the Thirteenth Regiment, ,lirooklyii,
attended the Company D dance at the
Armory last night.
-——-llartlcit's Wet Wash. 'l‘cl.
htic does the weeks washing.
Robert Tristram arrived home in
Norwalk yesterday from Andovcr, to
eat Thanksgiving turkey with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Tris-
Irani.
790.
—Red Men’s Concert and Dance to-
night. Tickets, 250.
Frederick E. Lockwood and Frank-
lin Judge. of Norwalk, went. on a hunt~
iiig expedition yesterday and return-
ed home late in the afternoon with a
good bag of partridge, woodoock and
quail.
“—No more wash days at home. I'Iart-
lollis Wet thh. 500. Tel. 790.
John Campbell will entertain a big
company of relatives at. Thanksgiving
dinner today at his home in Hoyt.
street, Norwalk. The event will he
in the form of a family reunion and
between thirty and forty guests arc
expected.
——Gct in line and try a pound of
l.‘liommedieii Bros.’ 18c Coffee. No
crockery; just value.
The annual ball of C. F. Comstock
Lodge, Brotherhood of Railroad Train-
inen, was held last evening in For-
csters‘ Hall, Danbury. A delegation
of railroad men Went up {rem this
city. The proceeds of the ball go to
the fund for ill and disabled members.
—--500. for the we k' s wash. Bartlett's
Wot Wash, 48 Wa e.r St.
Aroutine meeting of Court Francis.
Order or the Golden Sceptre. was held
dust; evening in Mystic Chain hall At
the close of the meeting refreshments
were served. The next meeting,' will
be on December 1, at. which time the
nomination of otiicers will take DiiittI
WANT NEW STATE DEPARTMENT
BUILDING. II
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-—Sccrctar-
ics Root; and Meicali have combined
forces to secure from Congresa at. the
approaching session an appropriation
for a new building for the State lIII-
partment. which it provided. would on-
able the Navy Dennrtment to acquire
some of the room which would be thus
vacated in the present combined build-
ing. It is the purpose to have sub-
committees of the senate and the
house committee on public buildings
Unit in person the two departments
to ascertain by inspection the congest-
IId conditions which prevent. the mn-
pioyment of the present force to tho
Inn-Ii. advantage and endanger tIII,I
lli'illill ol' the clerks.
RAILROADS GET AN INJUNCTION.
MONTGOMERY. Aid. Nov :17
'l‘ho [Alllliivllie and Nashville, Nash-
Vlilt‘ Chattanooga and St 1.6qu
lIiII
(lit-ntrtl or Georg in Railroads llllil tiIII
Western Railway of Alabama. lIIivII
been granted a temporary injunction
by Federal Judge Jones. against tho
state of Alabama preventing calm-III»-
IuIIIIt. oi" any of the iIlWH passed by illt'
IleI-Ii III-union oi the legislature.
REVENUE CUTTERS TO GO ON.
CRUISE.
\V’Ai-IIIIN I'l‘ON. Nov. 27»in iiil‘n‘t'I
lion ot Ihot resident. tho rcvennei out
turn Woodbury, tiroshatn, licxlIIr. Mo-
hawk Ondiina, Apache and SIImIIIIIlII
him been designated to cruise on tho-
. Atlantic coast from itiistport. .\Ic., to
Savannah. (3a.. including the (‘hosn-
pcuke Buy, to did vosnols In distrIIInI.
The cruising season will begin Jim»
nary 1 and and April 1. iiitlii.
mm
VANDERBIL‘T EWEDDING POETI
EMNT.
VlWNNA. NSVN 2‘1.—-—Memhern oi the
sacchenyi family declare that the post.
ponement of the wedding of Could
Bzochonyi to Miss Glayys Vanderbilt
hi due only to the desire at the count II
brothers to attend the ceremony.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
iindoits Films’i’lilns. l’oonrs
Developers and hid Mounts
SEMI-Mull “mulled
PM on brunt-ts. .
Open condom. W latch N6 milk.
Taylor at Golden.
74 Washington It. *
,_ _..
Bniiter’o unbound Syrup oi
Ilynlionliosnliltcs
is a superior preparation for Bronchi-
ccilent took: and flesh producer.
HAGAN HAD NO AUTHORITY.
N
Charles P. Murphy Makes Statement
Regarding Bryan's Candidacy.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-~Clinrles F.
Murphy, leader at: 'i‘aiiiinany Hall, dc~
clarod today that James J. Hagan had
no authority to pledge the support of
Tammany Hall to William J. Bryan
for the Democratic nomination for
president as he did at the Bryan din-
nor in Washington last; night. When
fllllIir. Murphy's attention was called to
Mr. Hogan's action he said:
“Hagan spoke for Hagan,
Tammany Hall. No one is autlioized
to pledge the Tammany delegation.
it. Mr. Bryan is the nominee of the
Democratic party for president. Tain-
iIIIiuy will support him with loyalty.
any candidate at this tinio.”
Ml'."l\'llll‘1)lly's attention was called
also to the declaration of State Chair-
man W. F. Connors in favor of Lion-
tenant. Governor Lewis S. Chandler. oi?
New York, for the prosldciiliil lioiiil~
11cc."
“Mn Bryan is a strong and popular
young man." said Mr. Murphy. He
added that idiwas too early to decide
whether the New York delegation to
the Democratic National convention
Would be instructed or not.
$25 ALLOWED FOR LEG.
Nominal Damages Awarded
Henchar Suit.
What is practically a judgment for
the defendant has just been rendered
by Judge Rornliack oi? the Superior
Court in the suit of Honcharagainst.
the Stamford Street, Railroad. for $5.-
OIIII. for an accident 'which occurred
Nov. 1903. ’l‘lIII court allows the
plaintiff nominal damages of $27»,
The case was tiled in Bridgeport
last week and was ably IIIhIIIIIi last
Thursday by Hon. Snmucl lIIIssIIiidcu.
counsel for the railroad company. Mr.
lI‘cssendI-In iIIIIiiItniIiI-Ii Illili tho acct»
dent was not. due to any carelessness
or negligence upon the part. on the
company or its agents or emploon’Is.
it, appeared from the evidence that,
in the
. -
ii),
the child. Emmanuel l’it‘llt‘lliii‘. then
three years of age. calmI out, of a
clump of bushes at the roadside and
got in front of a Cove car. the latter
being only a. few feet away at IIIII than.
The car was not running III. cxcossivo
speed, but even were it running very
slowly. the collision could not have
been avoided. Motornniii iI‘I‘ank .lt‘ll“
’Iiliigs was in charge of the car. The
child suffered the loss III a it'K.
+._.._.
THREATENS TO SEE STAMFORD
MAYOR.
Miss Sarah Jack. a domestic who
has been living at Sound lloacli. and
a former resident of Itowuyion. Win;
taken to police lIIIIIIiIIIIarlIII‘s in Stani-
i'oril, 'I‘Iiesday, by l'olicoinun llol’ikins.
because of singular conduct on the
street. Miss Jack was very indignant
and dIIclIiI-I-d ihal slu- would take up
the matter with Mayor 'I‘nppcr. SlIII
ilnaily was persiiadud to board a PM
and no on to ltivci'sidc, Wlli‘l‘t‘ she has
relatives.
COURT ADJOURNM'ENTS.
'l‘ho colitis in this «(unity with lht‘
ovocplioii oi the civil coIIIIIIoII pit-uh.
will hold no more sessions this \Vt‘i‘k.
The civil common pleas court is in
llnnbury next term and Judge liow
.III'Ii li. Scott will hold it short (IIIIIIII
tiitll‘ session on Saturday to [ll‘t‘llill‘i'
tor it. Next. week ilIIII-II will hr» plIIIIty
’i‘hiI civil superior will
oi‘ business.
resume its session on ’I‘IIIII-iriav and tho
IIIiIIIiiIul common plII Is is (“III to tiillit'
in the same day.
GAVE EMPLOYEES A TURKEY
SUPPER.
A iIIIIkIIy supper was ulvrn tlIIIiI' IIIII
l)lll)'.t'l'H by ll. KIIIIgIII and t‘ompiinv
lIIIIWIIIIn l‘. and ti o clot k Wednesday
evening iI‘VIII'yIlIiug was cooked and
IIIIIIVIIII in (‘nlitrt'i lotllll‘li Inst siiIII
.Mr. iticoiisicln bring I'IIIIIVI-I and non
luI host.
VISITING lN THE SOUTH.
t. id. i’oilni'd and with left this wwk
t'nr II live wocks‘ trip to their former
IIIIIIIII Iii, Blackstone. VII. Mr. l’ullIIrIl
.“wm. II Hlliiill iIIIIIII thorn and him unit-I
Itiown to look after painting“ and run-
uniting his house. and on tho IIIIIIIII
visit will enjoy the Christmas holiday
with his father and Illtlillt‘l‘.
"Our new maid but. wine glasses on
the breakfast table."
“iild your wife reprimand her?"
"No; we don't. want. to hurt. her iIIIIlI
inns. so we have wimI every InorII-
no; for brookfast.“~«tiiewland l’inln
lnInlIIr. .
New .9. 0...... *
OF
80. Norwallt filtration Plant
thanksgiving Post Carin.
GOLEMAN’S
news STORE.
10 North Main at" South Norwolk.
. Agent for A. c. Bmidtn’o‘o
I inuholl and Sporting Goods.
.1,
Against fire ? ‘
1;... sin. ‘
No and Pulmonary troubles. and an ex- .
not for .
but w.- are not pledging ourselves to ‘
!_ Sooner oi: later you men who care for quality in
clothes will . m that this Is the place to get it. It
‘ v doesn’t matt r so much what you pay for your Over-
. ~ coat or Suit; whatever your price may be. you‘ re cer-
‘ tam to find something here of better quality than you
expect or than you can find anywhere else for the
money . .,. Ii!
The right Overcoat for you is the one that is
best for the money yen have to spend for it. And we
have it—the best in quality—~thc smartest in style——
the n \t wear and comfort—the best it) fit. ‘
We show especially good coats at $15, $18 and
$20~Chesterfieid and Varsity models, in fancy stripe
effects, Oxford. and black; and long fancy swagger
coats for knockabout winter service.
before you buy yours.
' it
See the coats.
14 South Main Street. Telephone Call 632-2.
ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH THE QUALITY, PRICE
OR SERVICE YOU ARE NOW GETTING? .
- It not, may be we can please you on all three points. ‘
We can send you theI best grade 01' HOME GROUND
FEED cvcr turned out hyai mill, and the prices as well
as the quality are always right.
As for our IuIIvIcII»——ll.'.~i as near perfect. as fair and
honest dealing can make it. - 'I I
I’Buy Oats Thais Clean.
. MANUEL T. HATCH. '
WE DUPLICRTE ANY CLUB OFFER ON
Magazine Subscription
Made by any publisher or agency.
Wm. P. Beers,
‘Book and Stationery Stores. .
49 Wall St., Norwalk. 6 South Main St.. South Norwalk
Sea Trout. Haddock Ross. opened Rocka-
nail Long Clams. Wakefield and Rock-
awau Onsieis. All kinds iish,
clams. etc. ’
lintiIiil’o Bridge Fish Maillot.
OOMMWOOMW
0. B.Jackson,
Optician.
Everything in the Optical Lin e.
Eyes Examined Free. i
58 WALL .TREET.
”“9"“OWOMMOMW
NONWALK.
l
i
z
i
Which our "want" ”For Sale” and “To
Let” column for bargains.
we m L
., Money Orders
PAYABLE IN
Hungary, France, >
Italy, Germany.
Anywhere in the warm.
SohorwalkTrust'Co
Money (tabled in anv ally of the fin! clan- ~ ‘
Reasonable rains and prompt attention.
‘ HOT WATER BOTTLE trio quart.
NASAL AND THROAT ATMOMlZ-
' more wot-III; in a
*“Isaisntini‘nn‘sennsis
place in thII attentions of the theatre—
' of its IIiI-IIIIIII-I-s.
Flor WATER comes. two quiii‘t
~l 3pociai iii 69c
chsIuATiou Wows BOTTLE
AND FOUNTAIN szINGE .. it 50
FOUNTAIN’SYRIGES, two quart 76c ‘
Guaranteed for two yeltrs .... #150
ERS 500 to $1.50
ICE BAGO. best quality, screwIcap.
75c
.I‘
lie illitniiliironny,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Gall. 15—2.
All Order; Delivered Free of Charge.
HAPPY iioomoAN.
"Happy Hooligans ’i‘rip Around thII
WoIld." which will be the bill at the
l-ioyt's ‘ Theatre, on Tuesday. Decem-
ber 3. is one at the most. popular and
successful farce comedies ever put
together. It has assumed a warm
goers by entirely its own merits. Uii-
like many attiaciions it has been made
the success that it. is entirely without
boasting. pui’ferv or the vaporings of
enthusiastic press agents. Because
it. was' really funny the people have
gone to see. The present edition of
"Happy I-Iooligau‘s Trip Around the
World" is an entirely new and Iip-to-
date one. There has been left. in it
no stale iokes or music. The sceneiv.
costumes and effects are all new. and
iii the company are a. number oi the
most, clever specialty artists in the ‘
country. and the chorus has been se-
lected with regard to the musical abil-
ity as “'9“ as to the personal charm
lI‘ltIIIAY NIGHTS A'l‘TRAC'l‘IUN.
Anna tiny and a supporting- coup
puny of over twenty well known play-
crs, in "When Knighthood Was in
Flower." is the attraction announced
for tomorrow at iioyt's ’l‘hciitro. As
to the play, little need be said. it. is
probably the Iutlh’l successful drain.
IInIianIoII pi" a novel that has been
produced in the last. decade. Now in
Its seventh successful season. this
play embraces all the prominent i'eu~
[tires of illMOt‘ll‘illllil. and farce. Ivan-
oily and comedy. and is iiiiqucsiion-
ably the fittest survivor of tl‘iII many
rmnantic dramas which were in vogue
a few years since. As the iIiaIiciip
"Mary 'l‘IIIlor.” Julia Mai'lown made
her great success. and the role i‘III'llIIIr
served to thoroughly establish in the
theatrical liruiaiiieut Roselle Knoll.
Virginia Drew ’l‘rescott and little Ells-
lor. but, many of the most competent
critics III the country declare that
Anna Day's conception and portrayal
of this (litiicult role Is superior to that
of any ot‘ her predecessors.
W...
'i‘lliI) HONEYMOONERS.
’l'ltc Honeymooners. Ccorgo ("oluin‘s
song show. at Hoythi 'l‘licnirc. last
night. was a production ruroly econ
here, so complete in all its attractive
nous of costume. scene and players.
Willi a company taxing the capacity
of the stage, without: a bitch in IIIoVo-
nient iItiti costumed and voiced to DIN".
all its requirements, The Honey-
inooners was all that could-beI desired
and was received with tremendous up-
plnusc from beginning to end. and al-
iordod an evening of the mom pleasur-
iiiIlII character.
TOBACCO TRUST INVESTIGATION.
Apparent From Testimony There is
Not Much Competition.
NEW YORK. Nov. 27.—Tlio nature
of the relations existing between the
Anloticnn ’i‘obncoo Company and the
lliiliiId Cigar Stones Company was iii-
(InlrIId into at todnys session of tho
hearing in the case or» the United
States against the so-called tobacco
il‘IIRl. While it was not established
that the company is absolutely con-
trolled by the American Tobacco C‘om»
puny much of the testimony nhowvd
that unusually close relation» relations
existed bolwuon the two companies.
1’. O. illll. vchI—prcshlcnt oi the Allit‘l‘iI
IIIIII Tobacco Company, was the only
witness IIxIIIiihid. Ho acid that. while
ho had never known of u. apociilc III»
ninl of the report that. the United til-
Iuir Stores Company was ownwd by
the American Tobacco Company. uni»
IliiIr did he recall that. such owner ..‘.
had ever been admitted. lid until he
had very little knowledge oil the man-
altoincnl. or the United Clrlinr Stores
(anomaly. He did know, however, thin
for several months past. his company
has been selling goods direct to the
United Cigar Stores Company. git/ink H
These ‘-
them the regular dinoounhi.
discounts were from seven to ten per
cent. Mr. Hill. said
liuocoists in New York. He did not
know who furnished the money to I:
start the business at the United Cigar '
Stores Company. Asked about, the’
ownership of the jabbing concerns by
his corporation throughout. the coun-
try, Mr. Hill said it only had an inter.
est. in one and that was in Now Or.
leans. Whether the United Cigar
more: Company had on interest in
Glucose liir. iiill did not. know. A
dozen concerns or more handled the
compsnys product In New England
and out the some showcase, he said.
W
The Wiiouit‘sncy. John. they re gob
this out a woman's dictionary. 1 new
tier it it’s any different on... the oth-
era? The instillation-«Putnam has
Macedon Opinion.
1.:—
lp '
the Antennas 1‘
Company sells to no other retail io‘c .
ETh‘e Man
who values a'iil. we want hint.»
We have what he wants:
Clothes and Overcoats with ‘
sinle in them. The proof is In)
to us.
. it
Price’s Clothing Store
HEAD T0 FOOT OUTFITTERS. *.
98 Washington street.
Tel. 165-5. ~ "
i i P Porn innit iloill Bollnoo
FOR WEEK .GOMMENCING
MONDAY, NOV 25'
Buy your Supplies of Teas. Coffees and Groceries at the 'A. & P.
Store. Only the Best bought; only the Best sold.
THANKSGIVING SPECIALTIES
A. R P. Mince Meat, 3 pkgs. for” 25:: Malaga Grapes, .per pound .. .....10c
Cranberries. a quart . ........... 1°C A. a P. Cleaned Currants. 3 pkg... .120
New Dates, 3 pkg. ............., 5c Valencia Raisins, 3 lb. ............10c
Pttted Dates. .1 pkg. ............. .10c A. 6. P. Seeded Raisins, a Ib. .. . ...15c
Figs. a box ............... . ...... 10c Sultana Raisins, a lb. ...........16c
Seeded Prunes. 3 pkg. ........12c Sweet Oranges, per doen ........30c
I
Extra. Stamps With Teas,
' I
Coffees and Groceries.
FINEST TEAS. FREE.“ STAMPS F’RESHLY-ROASTED
35. 4°. and 5°C a Ib- with 50c worth of our °°FFEESI
FANCY CHOP, famous Teas and fresh- 15' 2° and 250 a‘ “)-
FANCY
60 and 70c lb. 30 and 35¢ a lb.
. ly roasted Coffees.
20 amps with 1 can A. a P. 10 Stamps with 2 cans Red Alaska
Cc crries @. ............... 35c Salmon ........ ................25c
25 Stamps with 1 Jar Royal Cheese 10 Stamps with 1 lb. Valencia
10 Siampswtth1boxfigs®$§§ Raisins... ..... ................10c
10 Stamps with 1 can Succotash 10 Stamps With 1 can Shrimp 12°
............................ 10c 10 Stamps Will 1 pkg. Plum Pud-
10 Stamps With1 pkg Toast. Corn dmfl .. IIIIIII 10°
Flak es ........................ 10c 10 Stamps with 1 can Asparagus. ..35c
The Nation‘ 3 Storekeeper and Home of Pure Food Products. Full
Weight and Honest Trading.
"ilinllttt tttilno IniPIoItInlnIin
124 East Washington St.
Tel. 909.
Sale Will Continue All
This Week. .
United Grocery 00
Fort St.. East Norwslk.
Telephone 319~ 3.
co No. Main St. So. Norwalk.
Telephone 143.
ii neon wishbone is. where noon back
bone ought to be
NIV‘ARA
Will lAdinst Matters.
Makes Bacibone-~Brains-Brawa
YotiiGrocei host it.
4
South Norwalk. '
I
Norwalk Chronicler