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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwulk and Vicinity: Faid to-
night. Saturday partly cloudy The
disturbance that was in the Lake re'
gion Wednesday morning passed over
the northern portion of New England
yesterday. and is now centlal oveA Illt‘
maritime provinces. A stmm that is
central this morning near Jacksonville
Fla, is pAoduoing heavy rain on the
Atlantic coast as far nolih as iiuttei-
as. Pleasant weather prevails gener-
ally this morning in the northern and
western sections. Moderate tempera-
ture continues in all sections. Cou-
dltlons favor for this vicinity pleasant
weather and not much change in tem-
perature.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kenny, of Stut-
en Island, spent Thanksgiving in town.
——Red Onions. 25c pk. F.1).L. & Co.
Miss Amelia Meyer, of Cannon. spent
Thanksgiving with moms in Brook-
lyn.
-—-Turkeys, 20c 1b.,
at I'iayes’.
Joseph B. Ells, 1.4., of Waterbury,
spent Thanksgiving at his home in
Norwalk.
-Pcerless Flour 820 hog: $6. of} bbl.
F‘ D Lawton & Co
Miss Olivé Hubbard or Gannon.
spent Thanksgiving with friends in
Shelton, Conn.
--5 lb. pail Pure fiLIlH‘d, 60c. Ilnycs’
Mkt
Henry Froeb and wife spent yester-
day in New York City and attended
the theatre there.
——Men’s Winter Capsu O'Brien.
Miss Mabel Sherry of Bridgeport
spent Thanksgiving at the home of Mr
and Mrs. F. B. Coleman.
—-Red Onions. 25c pk. F.D.l.«. & C0.
Miss Flora Goodsell. of Stamford,
spent Thanksgiving with Miss Eliza
heih oGodsell, of Cannon.
m
—-Home made or link Sausage, ital/go
In, at Haycs' Market.
——'.——-¢——-
Attorney William A. Griffin is in
New Haven today on the E. Sulou &
Brother bankruptcy matter.
~Latest style Derbies. O'Brien.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. Ashley Cooper. of
- Jersey City, spent Thanksgiving with
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sackmnn, of Can-
non.
—-—i<‘or one week any article pur-
chased in our Kitchen Dept. will re—
ceive. 15 per cent. rebate. M. S. Smith
& Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waters, of Wood.
ward avenue. spent Thanksgiving Day
with Mr. Wutels' parents. MA and Mrs.
(i. F. Waters, iiickmyfl iiluff.
—-lA‘AAll line Winter Cups O‘Brien.
The Smith Norwalk. Club will hold
AA smoker this evening at the head-
ApAAArlcrs in Washington street, and AA
good program of entertainment hau
been provided.
Ami-‘nncy native Turkeys, ‘Jtlc lb.
llAAyr-s' Mitt.
4—..—
A number of Norwuik young people
Vi’,t'lil to Woutport last evonbm and iii
tended u dunno at, Tourist Hull giwu
in honor or theA birthday of EdquAl
Nash, son of State Senator Lloyd
Nash.
«alonns‘ Flour. 8an bag: $6.30 bid,
IA‘. ii. Lawton ti Co.
is very
M
It Important. that cwry
member of both lcmnu of Eureka
Lodge attend the meeting and l‘l'Ill‘ill‘A
sol tonight. us there will be candl-
dntes initiated next. week, liceonibcr
tith.
*Loln of Pork or Pork Chops. inc
lb. liuyes’ Mkt.
E. K. Botsford, who for seveiul
years song at St PAAul' s Church Nm
walk, and since in Flatbush. has oc-
cupied a position as soloist at All An
geit' Church. Went bind and Eighti-
ilrst street, New York.
~413Mb physics react, weaken the
bowler cause chronic constipation.
Dean's Regulate operate easily. tone
the stomach. cure constipation. 25c.
Ask your drugzist for them.
250 Saturday ChocolAlés.
WWW!
W Into.
. open bullion. “AMELIA" humus.
r Are You Insured I
Against fire?
Taylor & Goldon. . I
TIT. III-l- I
" studies
‘ 10 Noon mm or.
74 Wuhlnoton at.
w.
Boxtor's Compound «Syrup OI
- Ilylilollllo’ophltos A" '
lo a superior preparation for Bronohb
ill and Pulmonary troubles, and an ex-
ceilont ionic and flesh producer.
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li‘AeomuAA Light is spending the hull
days at his“ homo lune.
A. mill of Douglas Fowler Cadets
will he held this evening.
mRAAsset Older, 250 gal. FILL. & Co.
Jack Cockorham, of New Haven.
spent. yesterday at his home here.
Miss Evelyn Simpson, of Peekskill.
N. Y.. is visiting in town for the hull-
duys. ’
~Telescope Soft Huts. O'Brien.
C. II Mann and family, of New lla-
vcn spent yesterday with Mr. and Mrs.
R. 11. Smith.
The Reno Club, a well known Winni-
pauk organization, gave a big dinner
on Thanksgiving eve.
“Native
AAus, ltic,
A'l‘urkeys, 20A: lb,;
of. Hayes’ Mk‘t.
Chick-
'l‘he election of officers of Douglas
Fowler Post. G, A. it, will he held this
evening at. their nan.
A reunion of the Merriam family
was held yesterday at the home. of E.
S. Merriam and there was quite a
gathering.
-——Dne upAig. Alli. piano, $l: 10 (without.
interest); squme pianos, $10 each at
Mrs.AJ. \V. Studwell's. No. ”
North
Main St. the music store of The. Nor-
waiks. '
Mr. and Mrs.“ William Miller and
daughters spent Thanksgiving with
Mr. Miller‘s brotherdn-law, John Ab~
ercromble, in Bridgeport.
The. carpet howling team of Ponds-
sus Council. Royal Arcanum. ol’ Nor-
walk, will go to Stamford tonight and
play the team representing thut. plurc.
Argo Red Salmon has the “Moorish"
taste. the mole you eat. the, mole you
wont.
Williumstown. Mass" to resume his
of Williams College .AI‘AIAA
spending the holiday with his patents
in Nothlk.
“Sneezer.” the police dog. is sullen
ing from a slight. attack of badges
lion, having eaten too much turkey
yesterday. "Sueezer" dined at the
Hotel Mahackemo.
——50e for the week s wash. llartlA-ll's
Wot Wash 48 Water St.
William J. Lynch and Charles Kent
ing, formerly both employed at. the
Croi’ut & Knapp shop. have, gone into
partnership in the batting business in
Jersey City and are doing nicely.
Alonzo Murphy. charged with drunk
enness. forfeited ii cash bond of $10
rather than face. the. music in court
this morning. He was picked up last
fight by the police, helplessly IlllflxlA
culed.
~No more wash days at home. llarl-
lett's Wet Wusli, 500.. Tel. 790.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Ambler. of
Wilton. entertained Thanksgiving Mrs
iiannuh RAAyAAAond Ambler. Miss Eliza-
beth Raymond. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis it.
Ambler and Miss Eleanor Emerson, oi
Springfield, Moss.
A meeting of the committee of sev-
enty of linens 'l‘rlhe, ]. (A. it. M.. which
will entertain the [laundry lied Men
on December ll, will be held tonight
to arrange for the. entertainment, of
the, tribe‘s guests.
Constipation. indigestion, drive away
appetite and make you weak and sick.
ilolllster's Rocky Mountain Ten res—
force the appetite, driven away (Illi-
oasc. builds up the system. 35 cents.
Tea 'or Tablets. Pluistod's Drug Store.
’l‘hAA wedding of Miss Tinsslo S.
Smith to Fledciick iii Godfrey will
take place All. the home of the bride‘s
mother, Mrs. Bessie Smith. in Union
street. Wednesday Welling, [Accom-
hcr ll. of. 7 o’clock.
'A—J—W
«lied Men's Concert and lhmce to-
night. Tickets. title.
A happy fumilv 'l‘lumksgtvlng ro-
unlon was held at the home of MA and
Mill. John iiouton. 172 Main sAr.AAA.At
Norwulk. Thom,- present, wrrc l‘Ahlqu-Al
ilouton und Winfield S. lioulon ol
Norwulk; Mr and Mrs iA‘AAAAAlA Wilson
and Hon Kenneth. ol I'lAlAIgAAporA, unal
Mr. and Mrs. illolilllll M. llouloll. All
South Norwuih.
it in deliciously palatable. agrees
with the weakest stomach. contains
the most soothing. healing, etieugthcu
ing and curative elements. Makes you
well and happy. liollisicr‘s Rocky
Mountain on. 36 cents. Tea or 'l‘AAlA
Pin ‘de Drng‘iitoro.
leis.
EION’T MIG.
'lilg Sale of Sheet Music.
SATURDAY ONLY.
I00 3 Com.
COLEMAN-’8
NEWS STORE.
t . Aunt for A. o. opololno'a‘
Control! and, Iportlnp 'tioiitio.
‘ ? Overcoat
Sooner or later you men who care for quality in
clothes will learn that this is the place to get it It
doesn t matter so much what you pay for your Over-
AAcoat or Shit; whatever your price may be. you're cere
tain to find something here of better quality than you
expect or than you can find anyWhero else for the
money. . I will
The right Overcoat for you is the one that is
best for the money you have to spend for it. And we'
have it—tho best” 1n quality—the smartest in style-—
the most wear and comfort—the best tn fit.
We show especially good coats at $15, $18 and
$2o—Chesterfield and Varsity models, in fancy stripe
effects. Oxford and black; and lon'g fancy swagger.
coats for knockabout winter service.
before you buy yours.
C
See the coats,
OUTFITTERS
14 South Main Street. Telephone Call 632-2.
ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH THE QUALITY, PRICE
OR SERVICE YOU ARE NOW GETTING?
if not, may be we can please you on all three points.
We can send you the best grade of HOME GROUND
FEED ever turnedout by AA. mill. and the prices as well
as the quality are always right.
As for our service—wits as near perfect as fair and
honest dealing can make it.
'Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Ernest Thompson returned today to
WE DUPLICATE ANY CLUB OFFER ON
Magazine Subscription
Made by any publlshor or agency.
Wm. P. Beers,
Book aAAdASiatAonery Stores.
49 Wall St.,_Norwalk. 6 South Main St. South Norwalk
Sea Trout. Haddock Rees. Opened Rocka-
wau Long Clams. Wakefield and Rock-
awa‘u Ousters. All kinds lish,
clams. elc.
Gutbills Bridge Fish Market.
South NOMIIIIA
OWWMW
O. B.Jackson,
Optician.
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
58 WALL ITREET. NORWRLK.
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Watch our “Want” "For Solo" and "To
Let” column for bargains.
Money Orders"
PA YABLE IN
Hungary; Franco.
. Italy, Gorinany.
Anywhere in the, World.
80 Norwalklrust foo
Money Cooled to any any of rho first” clan. ._
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Roosonoblo ' rum ind p ‘ tum
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Take Home a Box Of
LIAAETT’S,
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Saturday Candy.
299 BOX,
Illa Allllrl Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Call, 16-52. .
All Orders Delivered Free of Charge.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—-—First
prices of stocks were moderately
changed from the last quotations on
Wednesday. Gains were in the major-
ity, but there wash sprinkling of small
losses and the volume of transactions
was meagre. Southern Railway pfd.
l‘OSe 1%, Maekay Companies 1%,
Southern Pacific 134, Union Pacific
and Canadian Pacific 1 and St. Paul,
Atchison. Chesapeake and Ohio, St.
Louis and San F‘runisco, 2nd. pm. and
American Smelting laAge fractions.
National Railroad of Mexico pfd. sold
at a decline of 1% and Westelu [in
ion 1.
WAM. STREET, il a. m.—-h‘orced
selling of Missouri Pacific and Wesl-
ern Union weakened the market, and
u. number of principal stocks fell back
it’llolilt or'so from their fire-it. prices.
Both Missouri Pacific and Western Un-
ion were driven to a new low record
at. 441/; and 54 It. respectively, which
Adore 3% and 4% below Wednesday's
closing. Northern Pacific. Pennsyl-
vania, and American Smelling also
yielded a point. lllinols Central IIIIA
prove 8 and Kansas City Southern ].
The market. rallied and became steady
at it o‘clock.
WALL STREET, Noon.~l’rices at
12 o'clock fluctuated iitfully. St. Paul
declined 11/5; and New York Central
1%. Reading's rise of 1% pulled the
market up afterwards.
came heavier later.
strong.
The tone be»
Bonds were still
it
WALL STA EET. 1 p. AAA-«Amulgu
muted (topper receded a point before
the market began to recover. Union
'Piicllii! was bought heavily around 112
and ulllmatoly rose. to the highest
pride. of lilo (toy with a strengthened
effect on the rest of the list. MIS'
sourl Pacific rallied 2% from Ahe low-
est, St. Paul 1% and others I,
THE SCO ROI-AER.
I am monarch of all 1 survey.
My right I let no one dispute;
Let. people got out of my way
When I warn them by giving a toot.
I frighten teams from the farms,
With goggles I cover my face,
ignoring the oountryslde's churAuAA.
i go as if shot into space.
l'm out of the conetable’ameach
Before his authority's shown:
With AA whir and alrush and a srrccch
1 pass ore my number is seen.
[ I‘Aighten the beasts of the field;
if children too tardily {loo
1 can’t pick them up to be healed
Their agony '5 nothing to me.
i leave crippled poultry behind
And swerve not to left or right;
Mon curse me. but i never mind
in a moment 1 pass from their eight.
I scatter dust over the loud
And leave a foul stench in the air,
'i'hore‘ s nothing on earth that‘ 5
grand
AAA to go it like mad and not cure.
Chicago Record Hui-.uhi
ANDEX EXPUROATORluo.
After a careful and, impartial connin-
«union of all the evidence bearing on
the subject the investigating commie
lee reports that. notwithstan I
long life and apparent respectabllty.
the following are undoubtedly nature
fakes:
The bull in the china shop.
The wait at the door.
The fly in the ointment.
The dog in the Winger.
The fish out of water.
The bee in the bonnet.
The flea in the our.
The rat that was smelled. .
The chorus girl’s lobster.
Pigs in clover.
Horse and horse.
Time flies.
The welsh rabbit.
The Anna on a lurk.
.rney are accordingly deleted from
the White House phrase book, and will
receive no further 0:11an recognition
windianopolls New.
Mrs Wiggswcook Ihas broken only
one dish today. don
Mr. Wiggsw’i‘hat's better. How did
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«£8.
The Man
who values a til, we want him.
We have what he wants 2‘
Clothes and Overcoais with
style in them. The proof is up
to us. '
Price’s “Clothing Store.
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk. H
Tel. 165- 5.
I A P Pure lull tally Bullet" All
A o "' FOR 'WEEK. oommnncmo :1";
Fri _MONDAY, NOV. Pr
Buy your Supplies of Teas, Coffees and Groceries at the 'A'. 8: P.
Store. Only the Best bought; only the Best said. My
THANKSGIVING SPECIALTIES
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A. a P. Mince Meat, 3 pkgs. for...250 Malaga Grapes, per pound “10c A
Cranberries. a quart ............ 10o A. A1 P. Cleaned Currants, 3 pkg. ...12c
New Dates, a pkg. ............... 5c Valencia Raisins, a lb. ...... ......10c
Pitted Dates. a pkg. ............-..10c A. &, P. Seeded Raisins, a lb. ......15c
Figs. 3 box ...................... 10c Sultana Raisins,.a lb. ........ ...15o
Seeded Prunes. a pkg. ........... 120 Sweet Oranges, per doen ........303
Extra Stamps w1th Tees,
0
Coffees and Grocertes.
FINEST TEAS, FREE—A40 STAMPS FRESHLY-ROASTED
35 40. .and 50:: 3 lb. - COFFEES
A With 50c worth of our 15’ 2° and 250' o lb.
FANCY CHOP,’ famous Teas and fresh- FANCY
60 and 70c lb. , ly roasted Coffees. , 30 and 35¢ a- lb.
20 Stamps with i can A. &. P.10 Stamps with 2 cans Red Alaska
Cherries @ ................... 350 Salmon ............. . ..... .....25c
. 25 Stamps with 1jar Royal Cheese 10 etanAps with A II). Valencia
10@$ta.ltdpsl with ' I INIX Fig-o ' '@-. - .13: Raisins ...................... . .10c
10 stamps with 1 can Succotaoh 10 Stamps with 1 can Shrimp 12o
............................ 10c 10 Stamps with 1 We Plum Pud-
10 Stamps with 1 pkg. 1'03“. Corn ding ............... . . .,. . .. .106
Flakes ........................ 10c 10 Stamps with 1 can Asparagus. . .35c‘
The Nation‘s Storekeeper and Home of Pure Food Products. Full ,
Weight and Honest Trading.
12.41 East II’I’Aliilrlnglon St.
To). 909.
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.5 Nice IAoan Shoulders, 90 1b.
Regular Home 12 1-20 lb
United ”Grocery Co.
20 No. Main St.. 80. Norwolk.
Telephone 143.
If new Wishbone is “where near back
bone ouaht to be
NAVARLA
Will Adjust Mailers.
Makes Ba clbonemhiainSMBraun. ,
Your Grocer has it.
Kilns the «lust filial-w?" .' -
Norwalk Chronicler