'II
A dead rim to any. 6
IBLEAOHED cutters. .
12x90 ..... ...’4sh 72£56 506. seamless
81x90” ......6506 81g 0. .332; I. Ides
81 o. 8.1-!”
. PILLow «563..
42x30. .10 c 42x36.106c. Fruit of loom
45835~I13V30I '5535663'199'WH“ of loom, .
.. "o rte-Iii. I.
count hoswA’IIK.
6,16 Good claim, bpt we 6666't
IALL behest, ~.
u Thi5 iitore clainié s‘bility.666p
capability, facility and, II
molds diackoi .
4* We have the»;
equipment, the experience.
IIIII~
‘John Brothertoh 61s bible to. be out
alter a few ays' illness at his home '
In Main street. Norwaik.
John Manning and Frank Van Buren,6
of Norwalk with their dogs, are en:
loving a day’s hunting ,-.tIIp
Harry Roberts. ‘01 Cross street. Nor-
walk, is spending a few ms in New '
Milford ConnI, on business.
Georg'eji‘ Nic‘kérsbh is having II
steam heating nlootntnstalled In his
home in Beldcn avenue, NorwalII.
Miss Josephine Smith of New Jer-
soy Is the guest of Mrs. Hubert E.
Bishop, of East avenue, for a. few days.
——The tenth annual F'u'r Exhibition
' of Tristramde‘ Hyatt’s‘. Friday.I Nov. 20.
Ernest Johnson. of Norwalk, enjoyed
a vacation. yesterday. from his duties
as conductor on the local trolley lines
A new fire alarm box. No. 18, has
been installed in the INorwaIlI‘ High
school. It is connected with the
South Norwalk system.
Eureka Lodge. Daughters of lic-
lIckah. 'will‘ hold a regular meeting Fri-
day evening. A supper will be served
from 5:30 urrtll 7:30 o'clpck.
William N, Allen was able to resume
his duties as IuotormAn of the local
trolley divisiousrthis morning. utter a
several days’ illness at his home in
Pine street Norwalk.
~Nutrneg Dance. Friday
November 20.1'own Hall.
Mrs. John H. Ferris is to leave on
Tuesday, December 1. for Daytona.
Fla. Mrs. Aimee L.‘ Ferris is to no-
company her on the trip down. intenti-
ingvto spend the winter there.
I The weather’continu'es partly fair.
The fall rains. which are so much de-
sired byeverybody front the further
to the Ice man, are holding off in a
way that is worrying some people.
A large number of members of the
Epworth League of the Norwalk Meth-
evening.
odlst Church are in attendance at the '
Convention of the League which‘ls be»
ing held at New Rochelle today.
—-Watch Cutblll‘ 3 ad.
George K Nicketson, of Bolden avo-
nue. Norwalk, is enjoying a day' s vaca
tlon from his duties as mall carried at.
the Norwalk post office. Frederick
Miller is covering hlsroute for hitn.
”The Connecticut.,‘Company’ have It
6 force of men at work today setting a
new trolley pole in front of the Bee
Hive store. in Wall street. to replace
the present one. which Is becoming de
cayed. “
There seems to be no immediate
prospect of a ntore plentiful supply of
eggs. With Thanksgivin Day and tho
holidaysuapproachiug, th s will be at
trying condition for e housewives,
for'eggs enter largely nto the scheme
for the preparation of good things to
out. for the holiday festivals.
" 1 ~64Theexhibitionof‘IFurs at Tristraur
& Hyatt's, on Fridav Nor. 20 will to
the largest and best that they have
ever shown. Don't miss it.
[JHHCOHH Council No. 4, 0. U A. M.
will hold its regular meeting Friday
night. There will be some important
business to transact. and every mem-
inst Thould be present to take action
on same; also the degree team will
hold a. rehearsal Every member
should turn out and be present at this
meeting.
’I connector Timothy F. Foley. or
66Itintard avenue expects to put in an
order for a new. automobile in II few
days, in order to get. an early delivery
on it Mr. Foley has had a Ford t-Iwo
cylinder car for a number of years and _
expects to get another of that make.
the same to be equipped with a four
cylinder motor
At the South Not walk Methodist
‘Cltdroh, this evening. a lecture (in
Christ: the Hope of the WOI',id by the
Rev. F. P. Tower I)..,D will take the
place of the usudl prayer service. The
lecture will bet illustrated by SteropfltlI
ooh wows. Dr. Tourer was at one time
pastor of the South Norwalk Church.
He is now one of the official lecturers
in connection with the ‘public schools
of New York elt'v. ' *6 ' .
~M'eét the at Arion 1-1le
6_Nov}* 20 Life Savers' Ball
,1 The post- office department will begin
,to pnewe‘ for the Christmas rush eer-
‘1y.-P.ost-olli6ce clerks have already had
their 1 serrations regarding the hand-
‘Ilin‘Iz ct olid‘sy inail dii‘r‘ ng the rush
Season. First-class mail has the pref-
orence. as usual. of’c’on'rse. and Christ
Inn's ackagcs have to ,wait if anything
«dyed: People Who mail presents
to friends it 'a distfin‘ce, therefore
Friday.
should remember, as they are annually , .
Oil
to send their Christ-
III) II.
ILnad .6ng d.
as “crude:
I W” I: IMAM I6 in MI
sweets-stem #01.- m.
A Good Mo
; for you to make Would be to may
6' handubut they'll In
, WWII?“
66 4’45 M’Igtmjzlfitflyw I
Y 1'
III “and 6565
JCo6
poet liberty to 6I¥pd
ll.
' III H. IIIIII II
8 NORTH MAIN STREET.
TEL-:"OFO-S. 6 6 ' .
~11”) 1711“ I “6’
a
HHEHIHB
Extension Tables. 88. 75 up
Table Cloths“.
i A MHHH
Cor. Wall and High Streets.
wNorwaikfl Conn.
Welsbach
Junior
The biggest little light—gives
50 candle pennant; 6
l Gent’s Worth
of Gas.
Attaches to any gas fixture. Use
your. own globe, either gas or
electric; to be usedoncham
delicrs, pendants or will black-
I 'ets. Efficient and economical.
Connecticut
Company
.III III...
‘ ‘~‘ 6‘ “6515.757“?
Thanksgtvmg
Everythmg for the Thanksgtvmg
' ‘1‘ I ;III as Union and.
(fixation should
TEL. 757684!
Feadt can he found here—and
the herit of everythtng
ins. Seeded Raisins, Cleaned Currants
Glaoe‘:Citron, Orange and Lemon Peel
Figs, Dates, Prunes, ,FrancosAmertoa
ley Pumpkin and Squash. Rich 5 Fruit
Cake, Drake's Cake,
Assorted .Nnts, Brandied Fruits
Apples, ranberrles. I Street Potatoes
Celery, A 1 Kinds of Cheese, Chase
Smrbdrn's Teas and Coffees, Fr .
Mada Creamery Batter. EFiCSh
Eggs. Call and see what we have .for
this Thauhssia'ing feast ,,, .,.
auv comes you out an.
”tubule b’hochds ’ II“ "
, 863 WEST WASHINQTQN -8TREEIT'
.«lgl-
. to our store-"just as quick as yo'
can.
”We' ve got some it e specials ’
e nuldk '
t if y‘ouIcome‘ WAY yo
may set them before they go. -
mo S. Korea
. Memo Aerie TAILdn
2‘ N!!- Main 816., . . Sgufh Nomlika
' 66 1".6ml6:6,6='(6:6‘.
75c up I
Bums 41Hours for I’
I)“; one :‘Iu,*.va'-‘H
12608 IIII'IIII Map Street,
50 WALL eraser.
Std b Ila.”—~ $10.00
III MERRIIIBUSINESS COLLEGE
Cane Seat Chairs, 9°C “b 6 IF You WAN'I" A oooo SALARY
YOUNG MAN, DON'T DREAM.
South Norwalk.
Underwear, both for comfort and for.
We are ready to supply a great 61
warm Underwear at many price gram}.
or each garment as being reliable in
86 Washington Street.
. . ;
F stands for For
stands for La“ II' as. cord
stands for Youth. will
a
><xoz>zz<r
4 Astuoqs for All to keep t
Nstarids for N66ch to for
I
We hurts a large assbrtmeut of DINING ROOM FURNITURE. selected‘t
. to give you preference at Thanksgiving Tide Our line of DINTNG TABLES.
BUFFETS, SIDEBOARDS, (636H1NA6 CUOSE'I‘S, and DiNING CHAIRS. any 01
. all will give an added zest to
Thanksgiving celebrationq, YOII are at
,9 I I
rough o6'ur immense stocH
7 1118
Funeral Directors and Embalmers. 6 3‘6
Sou!!! Newer Guts-I”
Everything in the Optical Line
‘ " Eyes Exit pained Free.
PHONE 488.
6FORGE TO THE FRONT THROUGH6 ’ I
IF you WANT To be ‘INDEPENDENT
THREE UP- TO- DATE SCHOOLS. 6" I ‘
Stamford.
Underwear
Weather indications. point to the immediate need for ptetlt‘y cf warm .
N. E. Bren & C9...
\on'. we how the best.
it'd“
Itotu'mtut.
I
. .BEGIN NOW.
Fort Ghost“.
health
any women with a great variety of
s. and you can depend on the quality
every FGSI’JOCT
South» Norwaik.
II,.I
x.
c and invest.
ch wo shoe as well,
stands for New and, Nobhy. as well
stands for Now. It good time to buy
stands foI All, our goods to try
stands for Norwalk. not. far away.
stands for Duty. to trade whore 'twill pay.
stands foI Rubbers. also for Rain.
stands for You to call In again. j
his ’i'ore their eye, 6
get us when you buy.
, 90 WASHINGTON 8T.
FEDERATION OF LABOR.
. All of-Presldent Gotnpers‘ Recommen-l
’ ' recent campaign. resulted in partial
' datlonl‘Will Probably be Upheld. I,
DENVER, 0,010.; (or. lit—By prev:
ions arrangements. the report of the
committee to which was referred the
pnnual address of' President Compete
was the first thing up for considerai
tiqn when the American Federation
of Labor began its sessions today.
'Rumor that. the report uould up;
hold every recommendation contained
and would suggest that Motel .1.
Keefe. president of the 'LongshoreI
t rill
Yhigvgéfjggghnbdg‘fro
' f.‘
I’M» - a I
Fancy Cl6us6ter Raisins, Sultana Rats 6
Plum Pudding. Heinz Mince Meat, Dud ‘
Shelled Nuts
Changes Grape Frttit,IGnapes, Fanny.
dither}:
,
WflrflVJ-M‘AJ
rang-.-
'6‘va 6 ”1‘55, 1 I
hr
6-6825 00 Ladies‘ suits. for this
std 0700 Eddie‘s Suits IoI this
.reductlon sale ...... 2
_8 8. 00 Lhdies" Coats. for this;
5 pin
Eir’r the address of President Gompers“ ‘
$12.75
, W
3 me executive council when ht? found
he could not support the political pro
gram of that body announced for the
decision on the part of at least one
member of the tedetatlon to oppose
him for reelection to the office he
now holds. ‘
W. 1). Motion, international prest-
dent of the Amalgamated Association
of Street: and Electrical Railway Em-
player: of America will doubtless en-
ter the lists against Keefe. Joint Al-
president of the Plumbers’ inter-
I‘titt onnl Union. may also run against
or.
it is also reported that Thomas L
Lewis, president of the. United M1110
Workers of America. has concluded
Ag...
, days.
. For nino
' charged
6 filed a voluntary
IIIIIIIIII IIII IIIII
Hat old St. George, of Norwaik. was
. in Stamford. last evening.
Howard Duty, of the Cornstock clotti-
lug store. is in New York city, today.
on business.
The W 'C. T. U. will meet with Mrs
J. A. Richardson. 10 West avenue, Fri-I.
day 111.3 o'clock shalt).
Miss Mabel dallitwny. of Cross!
street Nor walk has taken a position; fl,
ill flip I! & G factory.
1905111169 961000.01 Norwtrlk,‘ spout
mg: ,a’ t‘hb‘ home of Mrs. Mnry Er.
33er 6 64361360101511.“
“11. Eugene «ihnoy. of the Mermaid
Home, “Mummers, ‘Is the guest of Mr.
Instr/Ira, IoIIIIcIt In: I-hosmt tor III IIIw
Mr. and him. Edward Michek have
I mottled from idly trvdnu‘e ‘to the home
I. of Mr Miohck' 5 mother, in 6ithod0fmimin'
Park.
‘Hli the adv. of Silcox and Van Sooy,-6
you will find the Tist of their. stock of
{6665.16 fish and prices for Thursday ‘and
I rid ay. .
1’66th
' . ‘ltqepnr.
III the gIeat Atlantic and Pacific Ted
‘any ’ady specials “will his found
6 Read about what the
The adv.
will be found on the eighth page.
in Cut’hills adv. you will find a com-
plete variety of fresh fish.
is warranted, and you can get your
money back it you are not satisfied.
Mrs. Eversley Child returned to her
home in Brooklyn today after having
spent ”several days as the guest of
her aunt. Mrs. George B. St. John, of
Morgan avenue. Norw.alk
The chairmen of the various commit
tees who are getting plans and figures
lot a proposed new city hall will hold
II Inecilng Friday evening at the heme
of Thomus'l. Raymond, in West street.
Mrs. William Craft and family and
Miss Hanoi ()verhatuth. of Locust
Valley. l.. 1.. who have been the guests
of Mr. and Mrs, William Disbrow, of
Norwalk. have returned to their
homes.
~NIItIneg Dance. Friday evening.
November 20. Town Hall.
‘ . If you are golngto brighten up your
dining room for the Thanksgiving coir:
bration you should look through tin
' ,6 stock of dining room furniture shown
‘ by A, J. Collins & (20.. which is an up
, common attraction. Soc adv.
Navigator Eben lllll. Jr., wont to
New Haven. last night III connection
with the taking of, the gunboal
Machine. which during the eardrum
and full has been in the hands of the
. Conttoctitut Naval Militia, out of com
mission for the w.lttter
- 'i'atcb Culbilis ad. 1
The police anti) rifles have not ynl
,lIc'eIr attic to got much ttace of Tony
the young Italian who It;
with stabbing. 6.6Alldl cu La
Crbix. an East Norwnlk young man
the Advocate of that bity says.
Helen A. Hull. ‘01 Wallingford. hat
petition in bank
,‘ruptcy in ‘the‘dlstrlct court. of tbt
United States. in which she lists hoI
debts at 81,039.74 and her assets at
8l,058, of which 8600 represents house
hold goods and hotel furnishings and _
8200 value of lease.
—-Only one day; Friday, Nov.
sIIIIrn
ilyat’t‘s.
Coternor Womir‘ufl has signed a re
uulsition on the goreutor of Penn
syltanla for the ektrtodltion of Front
Sctibnet, who Is under arrest in that
slate and hire is wanted. fot theft
(ornrnittod in Bridgeport. August 31
1908. Policeman Edward Cronan. or
Bridgeport. is authorized by Governor
Woodrnir to o'on'tey' Scribner to this
slide.
,At the regular drll
Company. C. A. (1.. hcl
the Armory. Captain lrowitt and Lien
tenant Mosstnan inspected arms. and
the drill was then put in the hands It
Lieutenant LeGirsnd Ray.utnod The in
dlvldual sounds were shown certair
mm‘bnronts and trained. preparatory
to the squad competition which is heir
each season. After II drill a rousing
company meeting was held. but. nolh
lag of special importance was done.
wBilious?
Tongue coated?
of the Sixth
Bitter taste?
pup. Dean's Regulets cure bilionsat—
not to oppose John Mitchell for re
election to the bioecutlve council. ‘
d
Clo
33:650UTH MAIN STREET scorn NORWALK
.iw. _
This wiii enable you lowest- for Thanksgiving 0 high price garment for little money.
512.00 LI'I'dIés Coats. no this
reduction sale .. ........ I Ionic .............. :..I. 8 8.98
652750 Ledleér Suite. for this " 815:00 Ladies Coats for this
.rodruction sale ..I . .. 14.886 5810 . ‘.l:.:28 8.88
scone waresnsrius, for this . these the; boats. for dust; 'I ,
A reduction sale ..I ....... II:. $17.98 sale ..... I .......... I. ..... 11.98
$35.90 Ladies Suits. for on: 21‘; ; 56A. NotandLnoeWaists. Io? "7',
ddu‘ct tihn ssi‘oI . I .00: ' the sets ...... 81.698"
“1666 ”$ng19 main: 1 Taneta’ .
a in w “8.9. an“ 1,.”
M1" Yeiiih; 1b} a i “
7SII‘IIhito or. this 5' le. .. 6.666.668
.tacks. 25, cents at any drug ,store. ,
uIt case
Irv .,.,
Suits, Goats, Skirts, Wards, Furs and Petucoats I;
All In 16. 25 this 51 so want:
, to siege out. at, .380
Big resins in 6F‘6 s'. Pasitively
better Furs this you can get in
anyv'store to town and for a great.
deal less than the Storekeeper hi‘m-‘I
self can, buy at wholesale.I Come
and be convinced. .
681.50 Petticoats. for this sale” 6968c
83.00 Petticoats, for this sale. .8188
8 5.00 Ladies' Skit-ts for. ..‘. 52.98
I_8 «700 Ladies‘ Skirts (on. “”8438
66," :10. 00 Ladies sap-III for ...... 57.051
6St.,' 80th
Ire I‘m in “It
.I
.‘ 1.1..I,‘.
more to Interest the’ house-l .
Copyright 6
, Clothing Company has to say about the
‘ clothing sold at that store.
Everything .
1
II, to 6
sec the finest exhibition of Furs ever ,.
in No‘rwnlk. at "Tristram & .
last evening at I
Feel heavy after dinner?
Com, ;
plexion sallow? :leer needs waking ',
'l
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t
We solicit your FUR TRADE on the assumption thai you
want to buy your merchandiSc where you can get the ItlgltestI 5
grade for the least money ‘
if you are interested in FURS let us quote you prices before66
I placing your order. our prices range from 85. 98 _to 8150 a set
F011 FURNACE
Cross Creek and Upper Lehtgh .666-
For Cookmg Range and Self Heaters.
N032 Nut 85 00 per Ton, delIvered III cellar
1 ll‘crulno fonuerly lived III Stamford
The Simplesti in the we: d
lists but Three iii via; 1"
What [our cyc'le bitginc' is so utterly unobtnplicated" '
M ,lIat four cycle bhglllo is hot Lenorimbered with a hundred odd
parts—each one a” prolific source of trouhle—all lacking from the 101
more Vatvcless,tWo cycle engine—parts whlch the Elmore principle
has proved to be actual hludmncbs? ,
There is but one answer and it ls—nOne.
' I Because the Elmore engine has no valves. no cams, no lifts, no
rollers. no delicate little springs which you are forced to take with 6
any four cycle car.
You simply can not escape in In and their constant trouble an
expense unless you own the Elmol '
No,o_ne realizegihia better—110 one is mote familiar with t ’
cycle advantages—«than Elmore owners. .
They know the two cycle Elmore is the car to ow6n for pure 6616119
are ithd‘ sdtisfaciiou in motoring _ . ,
Th‘cy‘ kudw the feel of power an lied In one ceaseless 668” ‘
They know the. smoothness and steadl bits of' motion given to the“ bit:-
,hyi the Elmore t‘wQ cycle engine—riding Qualities not. even approach“
by the slit cylinder. inure cycle car. I
They; hnow and enjoy freedom front all the glaring stul
oyc’le faults-«from Ithe four cycle Intracaoies and the result
cost 91’ maintenance. . ‘ ‘I .
Now can you realize. why the Filmore output for the last 1.1511666 .-_
sons was exhausted long before popular demand was sated? Why the I
'1909 output will go ItlIIIe same way. even though almost double?
We feel We can ‘t impress this on you do _strofng‘ly. Qi‘dcr
hood and‘ daily Inquiries from Elmore a 9 tell us the new ‘Ir'e'h,
are will be tnttpped up siren more sag“ than ‘was the 0qu '
8601108- ‘ ‘ .
See your Elmore Agent at arm's Ride 16 the: car and antlers '
its ‘powertui superioritles. Then you "too, ,wiilfl be an Elmore believer
~, se‘IIIi fort e 100911 to e
I .
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Norwalk Chronicler