Sale of Bed Sheets ;
A Good Time to link.
‘ BLEACHED EHEI'rs. .1
81x90. . . ..
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PILLOW dAoeoT;
42x36..10 c «itiIrlitHé‘1
stsa. Ant/2d 4953119313112
ll. KFAN
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72x90........45c 72x90 Silt: heamless
.. .559 81x 9. Bile, searrpels
81x 0. 65¢. seamless
Fill ot loom
figtom ‘
I‘éficfipfion
gr; ointers
G it, Is customary for every 2
drug glét to claim' to be .
reset” in prescription work
G Good claim, but we can’t 2
IALL be best.
G This store claims ability, ,
capability, facility and a
.I
complete stock of drugs.
GI‘We have the goods, the ‘
William F. DeKlyn, of Main street‘
was in New York yesterday on busi
uess.
Frank Van Buren, of Norwalk, was
in New York city yesterday on busi—
ness.
Arthus Conley, of 33
improved.
Mrs. Mary 'L. Crossman. of South
port, passed; Sunday in Norwalk. the
guest of friends.
John. C. Williamson,
in The Norwaiks.
Charles Smith. of Woodward avenue,
has taken a position with the North-
port Oyster Company.
‘Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Adams,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kehler, in South—
port.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pr,yor of ClIII
'street. have been guests of MI. PIIIIIu s
hing to hold a dance in the Town As
sembiy Hall on the evening of De-
cember 11.
David W. Raymond has sold
famous little
Cari . Filsinger.
Mr. Raymond
coming season.
William Brennan, of
sick for the past. four weeks,
a. serious condition.
, Welcome Stranger Lodge.
'St.
street, Norwalk.
impoI lance was done. however.
”Ill' Golden Rule Circle of the King's.
Daughters of the Norwulk Congress»
I
0
tioIInl Church. will meet Friday at
o‘cloclewlth Mrs. E. K. St. John,
St. John street, East Norwalk.
1
11
Lowe street“
who has been seriously ill, is slightly
‘ of Northport.
L. i.. was a recent visitor with friends
ill“
South Norwalk, were recent guests of1
his
launch “Poliy~Ivog' to
does
not expect to have a heat through the
Woodward
avenue. South Norwallcawho has been
has
again taken to his bed and is in quite
Sons of
George, held a regular meeting
last evening. at its quarters in Main
Nothing of special
1111 I. 111111 _ .11..
, DRUGGIBT.
I NORTH MAIN STREET.
TEL. 626- 8.
t.izi--.akaI.-.4~ mewsauhivu.
equipment. the experience- : I ,,
M 1-
.11 inlM fiIflthAf‘l‘Iia I
ilillil dint
111111 11011111,
Ceremonial Session Plans in Bridge-2 ‘2
Blanket .1... Comfortables
, The breath 15: cold winds these days remind you that you will need
Blankets and Comfortablea. ;You will find ht. this store‘tho largest lino
shown in this vicinity. 2
Theati filankots and thfrlrtahles will interest everybody who has warm
bed clothing to buy and who is not adverse to saving money. stocks are the
most complotéI «bum hhtl‘; values and astonishinga
MI”
., ; .- .1 Funeral Directors and Embalmcrs.
3218 North Vain Street,
O. ~B.J1ackson;
IHINKSRIIIRR
REFERIRR
giggigérhig. YFrank Williams in Port Sideboards,” $10 00 up ‘ .
t This pllhlzttinee WhistftClub willl‘boiun. China Cabinets, $10.50 up MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
or II II. tomorrow 11 ernnon 1y as
Catherine Belts, fit her home In Cane Seat Chairs 90C Up lF vou WANT TO succEEo
SoilfihchthIlogqueIxfiyiiior“English (V‘Vaoo Extension Tables ”$8 75 up ,, :: YOU WANT A GOOD SALARY
Stommel and May Williams are plan Table Cloths; YOU WANT TO BE 2NDEPENDENT
.Il. MIIRHE.
Cor. Wall and High Streets,
Norwalk, Conn.
75c up;
Optician.
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
.I
58 WALL STREET. PHONE 48'.
' NORWALK. '
FORGE TO THE FRONT THROUGH
YOUNG MAN, DON'T DREAM.
THREE UP-TO-DATE scnoocs.
South No'rwalk. Stamford.
_ BEGIN NOW.
‘ 1
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Port Chester.
i
Welsbach
J unior,
)
~Miss Gav cuolu Mo(‘laran, Qt! - 50 candle 90W? light
F'Ia'nklin School Nov. 20. Tickets il'I‘c ‘
Frédetlok Br‘och, city tax colloc- B 4 H fr
torIof Norwalk. who had) his leg brok- ums ours or
on in a runaway accident, is now shit
to get Iuound the NIIIwalk hospital on
He expects to appear on the
crutch es
streets shortly.
Edward M .
Jackson. of Norwallt
who was formerly organist of Christ
.Church. New Haven, attended the fun.
oral today of the late Rev, G. llriulcy
who was killed by an auto-
M0) gnu.
mobile on Saturday.
Harry W stole a young man who had
$19 in his pay envelOpc taken Saturday
night at the National Oyster CarIieI
Company plant whom. he is emplovcd.
has not hcaId anything that will lead
to the apprehension of the thief.
Dannie Marasco, the well -known her
I
lCent’s Worthi
of Gas.
deiiers, pendants or wall brack-
her", who was formerly emploved by
his brother Louis Marasco. in the
Mahackemo Hotel barber shop and Dunecticnt
who is now located in New Y0I k spent
Monday with old friends in South. Nor-
walk.
II1 Mrs. Eliza Rogers entertained
cm. report an excellent time.
' lectlons.
. leopart.
James R. Fletcher
Yale & Towne Company in Stamford
has resigned and is leaving Stamford
Mrs. Fletcher has beenrin ill health
and *3. change of residence is neces
Bil-[3's
Hot. Springs.
Another basketball team is abon
to he launched in The Norwalks, and
they expect to commence practicing in
The new
g'theewarmory ‘: this evening.
loom is composed mostly of amateurs
members of‘ the Sixth Company, Coast
Artillery Corps, but just what they will
1 call themselves has not been decided
as yet.
' r-The ,1
School.
Music Master.
Five Wilton gentlemen who ran for
«various offices at the last election ap-
'ipar’olttly thought it-not necessary to ”
comply‘dvith the law and file their
election expenses. and consequentlv
fwagrants have been issued for their
,‘a‘ri‘c‘zst, which are now in the hands of
Constable Louis Warncke. but have net
Illeon, sorved as yeL
11
large circle of friends last evening at
her home in Wiuulpauk, and all pres-
'lnc.
.1 evening was given up to musical sc-
vocal solos, games and re-
freshments were served during the lat-
superintendent
of Department F and P and R of the
it is undeIstood they will go to
Franklin
The biggest little light—ghee?
Attaches to any gas fixture. Use
your own globe, either gas or
electric, «to be used on chan.
ets. Efficient and economical.
. “,1 . : 1 . '. 1 I" t; .1, I ,I' 2
WeatlIcI indications point to the l IIIIIediuto need for
; Undu wear both for comfoIt and for health
We are Ieady to supply II great mony women with a great var'loty of
warm Underwear at many price grades, and Inn can depend on the quality
or each garment as being reliable in every respect.
N. E. Ryan 8. Ca,
plenty of warm
86 'Washtng'ton Street. South Norwaik.
.m Gw'WVWWNMWuo—nn
The Paris Cloak and Suit Heuse
33 South Main Street, South Norwalk.
3—Daysf Sale—3 3+Days’ Sale——-3
sligllkllllig SEER: {or 9132: s 5 Black 'rarre't'n Silk waters 9 1.99
s I 'S or ...... S . .
:21 moms curve In: ...... 517 .99 :5 4 SEER: roars '0” """ . J 1‘”
sIo LADIES' COATS for ...... s 5.93 S m """"""""" ‘ 2'98
In. hams .. (tours for ...... s 9.99 i S SKIRTS for --------- 8 4-98
3951mm; 'COATSforI ..... ”51599 " ~'
Sale In Beth Steres .
515-517 Main St.. Stamford. ' 33 30. Main 31.. SO. Nerwalk.
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IILII KINDS or
i
Inc 1111111111 11111113
Company
TEL. 579-4. ‘
Specialties
highest grade of
Staple and Fancy Groceries
But we hoop “II variety of ‘theI
Little Dainty specialties
I
this is the place to do your trading. '
I
ins, Séeded and Sultan Raisins, Clean
ed Currants. Citron, Orange and Lem
on Peel. Heinz Mince Meat. New Shell
is near
US over.
'Coffe‘es. Teas, Butter, Eggs.
When you want the best come here:
Buy Edibles you can eat. .. _..
Church a Mdler
LEADING GROFFRS. ,
33 WEST WASHINGTIIN e'rhEE'r;
. TEL. 573-4.
We not only keep 11 full line of that.
that make the dining table a. charm;
Call, telephone or letIus call on you.
We want to demonstrate to you that
New goods in Prunes. Cluster Rats;
ed Nuts and all new seasonable goods
to make you realize that Thanksgiving
It is a pleasure to show you .,
our line, and a proilt to you to look
Reed & Velk Eleclnc Co,
TELEPHONE 35-4.
5
I
36 WASHINGTON STREET.
5 for Footwear. we have thebcst.
for Ladies, come and invest.
(or Youth, which we shoe as well,
for New and Nobby. as well. I
for Now, a good time to buy.
A stands for All. our grinds to try.
N glands for Norwalk. not. far away.
D stands for Duty. to trade where 'twill‘pay.
R stpnds for Rubbers, also for Rain.
Yistands for You to call in again. .
11 . A stands for All to keep this 'i‘ore their oFe,
; N glands for Nev‘o _
Fresh Shoulders, ll:
1 - FRESH HAMS ............................ 1911' 2
' FRESH Poan... 2
F ataIIIls
L stands
Ystands
N stands
N stands
4
4
can.
9. 35:33?“ 1%.
Ho ling-E3. of m. to ”a p. m.
IUNDVAYii-iz to ,4 p. m.
hand~but they'll move.1 quick
may get, lthe‘l‘I before they go.
.. the -.s KOPPELHI
F‘AEHI'oNAaLE "I‘A‘ILon,
24199. Main St,
Tel. 338-5.
for‘you to' make would be to move'
to our store—inot as quick as you
We’ ve got” some fine, specials on
. . 3'0“. .
know .But if you some TODAY you
. South ,NIIVIIwaIlI.l
‘fi
...I.,.
2 LBS. {Q‘H‘os SEEP.
sHoutoEn sTEAK
II
I. toryeution ef’ Cemml '
I‘m:
)1 ; football playori
11m Iwmiuwm
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port Are Now Complete
‘ BRIDGEPORT. Nov. 18,—-—Arrungev
ments have been completed by a com-
mittee of Pyramid temple. Alicieni
Arabic order: Nobles .of the Mystic
Shrine. for its annual fall ceremonial
session. in Eagles' Hall next Monday
evening in addition to the official fish
of illustrious Noble Edwin L. Alder
man. imperial potentate of Nortl
Ameliea and the entertainment at Thr
Stxatiield of the ladies of the nobility.
it will be the event. of the year in
Masonic circles and elaborate plaIII
have been made. By special dispchsa
.tlon fIOm the lInpcIlal potcntate thI
temple can rIeIclvc and ballot on up
pllcatlon at this scasibn. The com
menial session will open plomptly u
7: 30 and for three quurtcl-a at 111
hour before that time the ICCOI‘deI
will be on duty to receive petition:
which must be in his hands by 7. 20.
ThI- degree will be conferred upon a
large class of novlilates from this city
and other sections of the state by thI
Arab patrol, Frederic A. Bartlett
chief. The Wheeler & Wilson band wil.
furnish music while the patrol Is in
illctlng torture upon the candidates 11
test their loyalty and eudmunce.
While the session is in progress 11
Eagles Hall a musicals will be glIeI
for the ladies in the Colonnade of tin
hotel in which the following artistt
will participate: Miss Florence Chase
Height, soprano New York; Mia
Susan liawley Davis, contrallo; Mlsr
Jennie C. l wlcy pianist, Wallace S
Moylc, teuo. New Haven, and W.
Robert Clarke. bass. “The Golden
'l‘hreshold" will be sung as a part 0.
the program. ‘
The reception to the imperial poton
tale and guests will take place in m
ball room of the hotel at 10:30. ThI
ladies of 'the nobility who are to at
tend the muslcuio and banquet muss
obtain cards on or before Friday. 'l‘hesI
cards will Indicate the time to repel:
to the banquet. hall. The correct equip
ment of Shrinvrs for the occasion i1x
dross suit, black vest and tie, fez and
yellow card. ,
The committee inkichurgo of the pro
puratlons is composed of Past lllus
trlous l'otentates Julius w. Kuowltou
T. B.. Beecher. Hugh ’Stlrllng. J. P
Topping. J. B. Cornwall.I Frank M‘
Wilson, Thomas M. Macdonald, Mom
(3. Cowlen, D.’IM. 'l‘recnrtin, John M
liawlcy, of this city: Wallace S, Mole
and Edward S. Thomas. of New Haven
lI‘rcch‘lck Huntington, Merlden. licI
‘belrI R. McChesney and W. A. llIIIIun
ithIIbIIry; Arthur Wheeler, Norwnlk
John W. Inlwrcnco. Stamford.
The annual session of the temple wiI
be held on Bowman 9 for the nice
tion of ofilccrs and representatives II
the imperial council. uhleh will bI
held ii Louisville. Ky. .. on June 8 01
next your. .
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LA GRIPPE.
Brazilian Balm never lost a case
never let it run into pneuméula. no
left a- grill-Wreck. Only thing on eartl
that kills the tough grip germ. Bu
you want Balm and II plenty, so do no
trifle With the small sizes, but. get thI
500 or 31. 00 bottle and take half I
teaspooniul in water every threI
honrs.Be1sure to keep up this treat
ment faithfully for two weeks ufte
you think \ou are well to utterly an
nihllutc CV‘Cly germ in every great or)
gap These remaining germs cause th-
evll after effects; It is halfvcured grip
If the grip starts with hemorrhage o
the lungs give the large dose every 11
or 15 minutes till it stops.
WANT PRESIDENT TO INTERFERE
Carliale Play Denver.
DENVER. Colo. Nov. lR.——Prosideui
Roosevelt has been asked to use his
influence in having a wntract betweer
representatives or the Denver Univer
sity and the Carllslo indlau school fol
a fhotbull game between the olevens oi
the two schools lived up to.
The game is scheduled for Deflember
ii in this city. Yesterday Manager
lurlund, of Donver University, receiv-
IIVot'be sccitredfor so long a journey. 1
SubsequtantlI the local college beo
western tour. and ”loyal once asked
the president. through former United
States Senator Patterson to reuqesi -.
that the ludiabs be given the leave
necessary. A portion of Senator Pat
tersons message reads: "The Denver
you to ‘gct it for them. "
hammer Bu‘chtel Who Is chancellor
‘of the Donv'c‘r: Lit croft
Congreso‘tnalr” , F1
trailer. to secure. 1 has)“ In-
"of Indian
new haven? Nov
ding of Miss Helen Hall ,
MIs JOIIIIZ Hulk»!
Jo hn Ellsworth 'Ow‘siey. Vole} i993}; or
Tough occurred Iy’asts‘tday afternoon
in Center Churn
Newmanv'sInyth peasant
coremb‘ny. 'Owsley- was
the
Inephow at tile late Carter Han Isom- of 11
Chicago. Is a refiner wolbkndwn Yale
and has been hero for
some time coaching the Yale ciolrén.
THE 111161-17 eons. "But 11 said the beautiful "girl 1‘"you
that you Are going to take IncIIto the I realize that, " said the bard " but 1
th re tonight." 1 can easily explain. I know a barber
hlch bone. datiing?" I lwho is willing to take my books in
1 “l'ln‘ not sure, but i think it's my payment tor professional services "—-
‘wishboue!"—-—Kansas City independent. l Chicago Record Herald.
\G‘
Wu, detlr, I feel it in my bohesldon't look the Iéast bit like a posh"; I‘
- He was attended by Chalice D. Raffer- ; ' ,
.ty. Yale, 1904 E. of- Pit. bargain tormec
Yale football ‘captainu’. Mr. pad Mrs.
Gwaley will make their home in Sétit-
to‘I‘vn guests weroVrV ’
SOCIETY ITEM.
The caII'Ipalgn in indium; promises
to be so warm that no one will caIe1‘
whether Mrs. Oneness is dlscovéred
again or not—Washington Post.
Aakfid to Use His Influence to Have ‘
ed word from Carlisle that the game .
was off, that. leave of absence could I
pie learned that the Indians had not _
cancelled their‘iate II lth the Nebraska
University at Lincoln, 3 part of their
boys want a; square deal, and turn to .
also wired -V
d;R Senator I
late Piosltlént Hall of the? New York, ,;
‘Néw Haven add Hartford Railroad to, ;.
tie. Wash A urge number of Ohio“ ,
w..-u. ‘ 1-. Now ;
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We;
1 “Gilli-T: u use mm 1.1 are
”Heavy--.
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twin Milt 1.2mm? , .
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92 Washingihh St, South Norwalk.
SE FOR
r
$1. 25 Heavy Blankets,
79c Heavy Blankets, , 59c 'f
i 115. 00 All Wo'ol Blankets, . 93 so ;
E 29c Flannelette Skirts, .. l9‘c‘
2' 59c Flannelette Skirts, . 39.0
79c Flannelette Skirts,
. 15.! "Us; 1
Fl. 00 FIauneIette Gowns anaVSkIrts 79c
11.,1mi ,.
TICKETS FOR VALE HARVARD AUTO HOSE WAGON OVERTURN-
GAME.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 18.——-Dlstribu-
‘.loII of tickets for the Yale-Harvard
:IIIIIe on applications made by Yaic
:rndualcs resident in the state b gall
.Iestcrduy. in most every lnstanc . the
Ippllcnnl. is given notice that there
Ire not. enough tickets to go around,
lilfl, the allotment of three has been
eat to two. The ticket office has a.
lood of applications each mull. Dis-
ributlon of tickets to undergraduates
)egan today. Some speculative bids
oraticketn have been made in the
lty. and pretty good figures have
Ilready been made by tickets in pairs.
liner of the ”varsity squad play‘eIs
Iere on the field yesterday afteIIIooIIi
WATERBURY Nov.18.—-.-'I‘ho auto-
mobile hose wagon which l1b‘eeu
in service In the fire dcpartm at for b. ‘
few weeks was overturned near head-
qualms about midnight. last night.
while retuIning rom a fire. In turning
ronI West Main into Leavén'wo'rth
street on a slippery pavement. a rear I
wheel struck the curb. upsetting the.
mac‘.hlue Men and apparatus were
thrown to the street but no one who in— » 1
lured A wheel was bent and some
minor damage done dho the can. Extra 1‘
balls were seemed mm the factory,;
today, and it is expected that the ma— ‘1
chine will be back in service tonight.
or light prIactiIe behind closed gttcs ”ABE! on 31A. . , 1
ERIDEN 'r TAT Rea Mm Thalintiln llamma W.
VI P08 AL 3 ION .
Sis-um ., ,
3‘“ a . . m
MERIDEN, Nov. 18.-—TlIe p0llcc.Ie- .._._._
Iort thattbe sub-postal station of Hon-p SHIP YARD To BE SOLDIII‘I‘ r ;
y .1. Rome was cuttred last night andI ' NEW LONDON, Nov. 18 —~(1harles‘ ._
IosuIl Iecolpts of sixty thIce dollars' R. Hanscom president of the Eastern
alIco, whiic nothing else was disturb Shipbuilding Company announced that;
d 1 l the plant at. Grotou. where the Minne- .
~—--‘--- 'sota and Dakota were built, would he“-
DIDN'T GET MIXED. 1 sold ut auction and the mud dismal» 1
‘So annoy-ting i cannot remember, tied. "He says that the yard can Mayor I
tales and faces. Are you ever trou- be made in pay. This city has been. ,
dad that any?" ; j fondly hoping that business. would be '1
“No; i cannot say that. l1 1am ,80 fall resumed there. s'nd the annouhiément
I‘y‘ been able to remeiubcl all of that lhb yard would be finally” closed
cos I how bad dates with 'c’auscs general regIet
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The Car 5 hot Hs
No Valves
‘Iiir
c§
'fio.
ValvelESs 2 Cycle
1909 Firm: Cydinder $2,500
1909 Three Cylin inder $1, 750
THE ELMan ENGINE,
The Simplest In the world
Has but Three Moving Parts
\\ hat i‘ouI cICIe engine is so —-;tteIly uncomplicated? ' .
“but four cycle engine is not encumbered With a hIdeed od
parts-«each one a prolific source of trouble—all lacking from the ill
more. Velveteen. two cycle engine—parts which the Elmore principle
has proved to be actual hindrandes?
There is but one answer and it its—none. ‘
Because the Elmore engine as no valv'es, no came, no lifts, :
where, no do cute little springs Vavhieh vou are forced to take with
any four cy oi ear. .
You simply cnn not-escape them and their constant tIouble an '
euse unless you own the Claims.
No one Iealizes this bétler—no one is more familiar with tw
cycle advantageswthan Elmore oWneIs. .
They know the two cycle "Ennme is the em to own for pure pie"
ure and satisfaction in motoring i1
‘2 They Now the feel of power applied In one ceaseless stream".
They know the sIIIoothness and steadiness of motion given to the car
bv the Elmerc two‘ cvclc engine—riding nualItles not even appl’oached‘
by‘ the sl\ cylinder. tour cycle car. _
' ' ' They know and enjoy freedom roIII all the gIaahg stubboII" four.
cycle faults—from the four cycle intracaeles and the resultant
cost of maintenance. .
. ' Now can ydn realize why the Elmore output for the last two so
[1801219. was exhausted long before' popular demand was slated? Why the
1909 output will go the. ‘silmé‘ Way. ev'é'n though almost double? ’
,1 ‘_ We feel we canlt impress [this on you too strongly. orders 0
hand and daily inquiries from' Elmore agents tell us the new seasdns
caIs will be snapped up even more eagcrly? than was the output in '
spring.
See younfilmorc Agent at once."
its powerful superiorltles.
I Send to: the 1909 literaturifit
1a,.
Ride in the ,car and understandf
u, too, IIhllibe all Elmore believer.-
“#036?
F E L kWood&
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39 Wall St. Norwalk. -1
Norwalk Chronicler