Cream
audios, Etc.
LANE’S
51 Washington Street.
A ,l‘.' .I.I.'.'.I.I:I,I,I I I I I I I I I I I I I
[iii—ill NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST. ‘
or Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
odor tonight. Saturday fair. An
all of high,¢ pressure is central this
iriiiiig over Lower Michigan and ex-
tiling southwestward to California.
'1'.- area- of low pressure which pro-
iled the rain in this vicinity last
iiht Is new central off Nantucket
lotiier low area is central north of
Juionton, British Northwest. Condi-
ins favor for this vicinity fair and
ldcr tonight. Saturday fair.
3
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ENTINEL FOOTBALL BULLETINS.
{i‘he Yale-Harvdrd football game
ill be promptly bulletined by The
hiltluei tomorrow afternoon.
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J:(«Breakfast Bacon, lathe lb. ilayes‘
W t. ‘- ” '
"S'I‘he Happy Six. from south Norwalk,
:tttended the Westport skating rink,
last night.
Cockenoe Tribe 1. O. R M., will hold
it regular meeting, this evening, at its
quarters in Wall Street
1 T-POI'LOIDOIISO Steak.18c. Iluttery‘s.
Arthur Pearson. of Spring street,
has secured a position with the Stand-
ard Oil Company. of South Norwalk.
—Full line Winter Cups. O'Brien.
Edward Lockwood has returned to
Ills duties at the Prowitt hardware
store in Main street, after a short ill-
ness.
-—Loln Steak, 160. liiitiery's
Isaac T. Payne, of 9 lianford Place,
was given a birthday dinner, last
night. The floral decorations were
carnations and f‘emti‘.‘ ' '1“: '
——English Walnuts, 15c lb.
Lawton & Co.
All the members of the Baraca-
Decker Cliih who are to take part in
the play to be given later, are request.-
cd to be at Rev. H. B. Carpenter’s
home, tonight. to: rehearsal. _
«Soft and omen Hats. O’Brien
Randall, the norm year old son or
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell met
a wry painful accident, Tuesday even
tug by falling on a log, smashing sev-
eral teeth and dlsiocatlng his jaw.
—~Hon1e-rnade or Link Sausage, 1295c
lb. Hayes‘ Mkt. _ _
Mr; and Mrs. Charles P. Addison
have been engaged Sundriy night to
serve a dinner party of a former our
ployer of Mrs. Addison, at Madison
avenue and Seventysecond street. New
York. "i‘he dinner will consist of
eight courses.
-—-C. & K. Hats. O'Brien.
There will he an auction sale of
household goods at the residence at
the late Lewis '1‘. Gregory, West Nor-
walk, Monday, November 23. at 10 a.
111. A full list of articles to he sold
will he found elsewhere in these coi-
umns. If stormy the sale will take
place the next fair day.
1 ~Poi'tci'l10use Steak. 18c. lluttery’s.
Elmer H. Case, of the Specialty
Manufacturing Company. is installing
the machinery in the new laundry at
the Norwalk Hospital. The washer, ex-
tractor and mangle are now in use
and ill: entire work will be completed
iii a few days A steam heated drying
room is being filled 11p. When the
'wo‘ik Is completed the hospital will
have one of the most. up-to-date equip
Inents in the state.
'—I-Iear Prof. Knavlin play cathedral
ciilnis at Life Savers‘ Bali, Arion liall.
The E. W. Huhbeil. Company, of
Westport, yesterday flieda certificate
of incorporation with the state some
tary. The ,company will manufacture.
Iiuy and sell tools, machinery and
merchandise of everyklnd, nature and
. description. The authorized capital
stock In $4,000, and the company will
begin business with that amount. The
incorporators are Edward W. liubheii.
Robert H. Hubboll and Susie G. i-lub-
hell, all of Westport
‘ -Prime Rib Roast.li‘1,§c.il11tie1y's.
A well known 1111111 of South Wilton
started from Norwalk. last evening,
with a load of coal in his wagon and a
load of “tirewater” in his person, and
when he reached Winnipank hedrove
the horse up and down the street for
some time, stopping the trolley cars
each time they went, 1111 by standing
on the tracks in front of them. He al-
so woke up the neighborhood with his
lusty singing and swearing. After
some time he finally found the right
road, and started for home.
--—“Generally debilitated for years.
Had sick headaches, lacked ambition.
fivas worn-out. and all run-down. Bur-
tloc Blood Bitters made me a well
woman "-—-Mis Chas. Fieitoy, Moosup,
Conn.
I". l).
Asserted Chocolates,
,1250 lb
Stillson-PoWeil Corporation.
, Prescription Drquim.
. We Write Burglar I; -
Ice: ,
TEL- 185-8.
14 Washington street. south Norwalk. The Kind MOSt MED Want.
, BAXTER’S II It is no trick to sell clothes made of reliable
i Compound Syrup 0f Sarsaparilla cloths and linings; merely a matter of money.
'i i A remedy 101' Pimplu. “MOI. (I But few stores put the effort ant§ mo and
‘ 3:332:35, Bglhgrlvlhfignngigllzgafsm. money into producing pleasing and com styles,
"- Launch Works.
-dny evening, December 4th.
. antenna
‘ proof sole.
Insurance
LET US WRITE YOURS.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
la and Blood Diseases.
750 BOTTLE.
based on sound tailoring which preserves the styles,
that we do. And it pays!
J—
, (I Just look at the big range of correct styles in
an astounding variety of colors and patterns; excep-
tionally well-made, well-cut and well-fitting Suits and
1' O'vercoats. And look at the hundred 0f~men who
come to us for their clothes! No wonder we sell
more first-class clothes than any other store in town.
ANDERSON 'S
Boat Frames set up and ready to
pink.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
avatar Shell Point. Nora/Ill:
—Mixed Nuts, 15c lb. 1“. I). L. & Co.
Mr and M1111. George Avlson, 0!
Stamford, ale the guests of M1. and
Mrs A. A Avlson of Main street, Nor-
walk, fOI a few days.
——Su1ali Fresh ilams, 121M. Hayes‘.
As the date for the animal meeting
of the South Norwalk fire department
approaches, lniciest In it continues on
the increase. It has been practically
decided to hold it in Quittner' s Hall
in Railroad avenue ’ihe date is F-ri
At the
last meeting of the ()fliccrs’ Associa-
tion of the department. It. committee
composed of Captain LeRoy Adams. of
the Fire Police; Foreman Samuel Nor-
ris. of Old Well Hook and- Ladder
Company. and Captain Charles E.
D0,ckwood of Putnam Hose Company,
were appointed a committee to go In—
[[ Winter Suits from $10 to $30.
.1
(1 Winter Overcoats, from $8.50 to $30.
[1 Winter Recfcrs, Overcoais, Suits and Outfit-
tings for boys, too.
PW
14 South Main Street.
Telephone Call 632-2.
to the matter, tMOMOOOOOOWOOWWMWOOW
-pork Roast m, Duper)», 1: ‘ WHAT consriTUTes A BALANCED RATION.
:: lly balanced is'meaut that a food should contain a proper
0 amount of protein fat and (a1 bonidiatcs 11111 essaii to supply the
Made in ‘ :: :llllillal mod, the nutrition required {01 the puipoac you are feed
11
3 Practical experience and scientific research has determined
3 the fact that 11 perfect grid 11 horse food should contain about 1::
New Y ork 0 per cent. protein and 4 per cent. fat.
0 Fred showing this analysis properly balanced will keep a horse
3 in better condition than ll combination of grains that. show a
New York men are UK, In.“ dressed 0 much higher or lower analysis, and cost more and overload the
men in the world 1’ ”we,“ “mm“m'
' J llmiliiu Stock Food Buy Oats Thats Clean.
, The mark 0 [hit i‘ileli pt‘it‘tlliltlgt,‘ of fill MANUEL TORO HATCH.
1: and protein.
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SOCIETY PUZZLES
THE NEW FAD:
WILLIAM P. as”
IOOK AND STATIONERY STORES. "I‘ll“-
49 WALL swear. 6 SOUTH MAIN sTnEET,
NORWALK. sOUTH NORWALK.
I
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MAPiiERS. NEW/Whit
Stands for the host New York produces
in Men‘s and Young Men's Clothing.
We arc sole agents I11 Norwalk for
this excellent make of Clothing.
SUITS AND OVERCOATS.
H500 to $30. 00.
HOLEPROOF SOCKS.
$2.00, Box of 6.
Joseph Davis '
Tailor, Clothier, Hatter, Furnisher
Trunks and Leather Goods.
85 Washington Street
count Norwaix ‘
hi i IIIER’S 11111
Norwalk Savings Society,
44 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits, Oct. 1,1908, $3,599,055.92
DIRECTORS; ‘
WILLIAM A. corms.
moses H. GLOVER,
LEWIS 0, Guam,
HENRY F. COLEBURN.
LESTER HvATT.
Frosi‘and F lat Fis
White Perch, Striped Bass
All caught at Wilson‘s Cove. South Norwalk, Conn.
GEORGE M. HOLMES.
STEPHEN H HOLMES,
FREDERICK A. ELLS,
FLOYD T. RUSCOE.
Ralston
The shoe with a cork filled, water-
Dry ‘Escallops, large and medium, 40c qt.
Oysters, Long and Round Clams. Everything warranted.
1 Money back if not satisfied.
“Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
PRICES FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
Wear Shoes That Fit.
1!! WASHINGTON STREET.
PHONE 542-2.
'BIG SALE OF
Sheet MUSlC Saturday Nights We Are Open for
‘ Your Convenience from 7 to 8
SATURDAY ONLY ..... 10c A COPY
- Kerr Mllls' Barn Dan e. M
y c andy Deposits received—savings and eommerclal—checkaicashed. every facil-
ity afforded by an up;t -to-date bank. , .. 4
Lane Always Me, Childhood. Stop
Making Faces at Me, Under the Matros .
Tree. Pineapple Reg, and 100 others . ' ' "' ‘1 . - 1'
Bargain Lot of Music. 10 copies ._...._____.._._,
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15001 H NORPAIK TRUST tilill’liIY
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for 351:.
Any bank can handle your business after a fashion, but well give you
COLEMAN’S ~
NEWS STORE.
10 North Main 8L, South Nor-Walk.
Agent for A. G. Spaidlnp'l
South NchIlk.
Om Grind-yo.
1 _ Inobaii and Sporting Gaelic. ‘
:1
' by a few small declines.
' Thursday night pra1e1-111c11tl11g.
., new runaboiw automobile“ ...
YOUR STEAK coo ................. 10c lb. HADDOCK Ross ............ 12c lb.
WEAK FISH ----------------- 10¢ 'b- BLACK aAss ................ 15c lb. '
SHOES 38.53%:::::::::::::::i::13: :8: M11 8...... ---------------- .5. ...
will prtilect you from the cold and FROST FISH ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 10:: lb Extra Large‘ ................ 201: lb.
dampness if 1” “ WHITING .......... ~ ......... .. 60 lb. lHARD CRABS ............. 40¢: doz.
RED ANo squ HERRINGH 80 lb OPEN LONG CLAMS ......... 30c qt.
F ISH.
GLOBES
8c
EACH
4 Fonzs CENTS
THE CLIFFORD
PHARMACY,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Call. 1512.
All Good. Delivered Free of Charge.
”Iiiii”ii”iiiii Silliii.
WALL STREET, 10: IO 11. 111.-St1arp
opening advances were shown in a
numbt-i of prominent stocks, but the
tone was slightly irregular. Inade so
Southern Pn-
clfic and Great. Northern old. were up
a noun, Consolidated Gas 11,4;1‘enne-
" To the man who intends buylllfl 0
Suit er Overcoat
there are two questions to be considered.
One Is Quality and the
Other Is the Price
(I Poor quality is worthless at any . figure. We carry only é
good quality and the price we will allow you to decide on.
Our Clothing' is standard. Style and fit are both important
features. Try on, at least, and examine one of our garments.
Our Shoe Department Is Complete
(I See some of the ' styles displayed in the 'window. I
Hats and ‘Fumishings
PriCe’ 8 Clothing Store
HEAD -T0- FOOT r)UTFl’i‘TERS.
98 Washington Street South Norwalk...
I
see Copper 1%. and Chesapeake &
Ohio and Amalgamated Copp’ei largo
f1 actions
WALI. STREET, ll 11. lit—An inter-
val of firmness developed when Chesa-
peake and Ohio adv:antcd 1% and some
moderate buying orders were executed
in the Western inllrond stocks, but at
‘ ier these had been cor11piei.,ed the sell.
lug pressuie was renewed and the mar-
ket became weak. Pimitos were frac-
tlonnily above the lowest at ll o'clock.
WAIII. STREET, Noon. Prices wav-
01 ed in 1111 uut'eitaln way. There were
occasional slight r,iiillcs but they were
ponily hold Bonds Wt'll’ incavv.
WAI I. STREET, 1 p Iii—A ilicly
selling 1110111111111” icdnr'ed priccs still
further and a large portion of the list
sold at It point or more llt'low ,iestei
din 11 closing iiiloii and Northern
Pacific 1111111 the weakest features.
'l‘lii1 liov. l“. l’. Tower. many years
ago p.1sioi of the South Nornnlk Meth-
odist (liiiroh.deii1orod an illustrated
lectuiv at tlit1 tliui'i'li List. night in an
iniciestin‘ga manner on the topic,
Christ. the Hope of the World. There
was a good sized attendance This
Icc‘inic took the placi1 of the Ieguisr
Dr. I., M. Allen has purchased a line
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given to all persons
Interested in the proposed citieusion of
Franklin street. from Its present. south-
erly tequinus southerly in it direct line
to intersect Monroe street said exten-
sion and said Franklin street as ex-
tended to besnbstnniially forty (40)
feet In width. and In the establishment
of the grade thereof. and in the layout
of sidewalks on each side of said ex.
tension not less than seven (7) feet
in width, that a meeting of the (‘ouncii
of this city will he held at the Council
chamber on Monday. December 71k
108 at 8 o'clock p. 111. when and
ere all persons whose kind is pro-
posed tO llt‘ taken therxefm or which
may be affected thereby, or who are
interested therein, may appear and be
heard in relation thereto.
South Norwalk. November 19, 1008.
Per order of the Council,
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR.
City Clerk.
uL‘O 2t
speciai Sale. Saturday. all the
Latest Popular
Sheet Music
15c a copy; 2 copies for 250
W. A. ‘Briggerman
_ music STORE.
Donovan Block. . 132 Washington St.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
snoo'x & VAN sect,
FISH MARKET
Have you noticed the drop in the
prices of fish? Who is responsible?
Not Harrlganl But Silcox & Van scoy
me ' Look over on; sleek Prices with.
in reach of eve1'1one and quality the
best. - ‘ 1
181 Washington Street Bridge
Tel. 931. Try Us. Free Delivery.
Good Food
is essential to good health. Where can
you find nus/”better food than our
Home-cured Hams, Home—made Sau-
sage, Frankfurters. Try the Frankfur-
tei's, with Warncke's Saurkraut. It's
a dish thatcan't‘be beat.
F. KARL,
NORTH MAIN STREET.
' A&P Pure Food Daily Bulletin for ‘
Week Commencing Monday, i ,
November 16th. I '1
31111111 111 iiaiisiiiig
23 PiiiJlliIS Bill PPANIIiilill SUGAR HIP 3i till
VERY Bill ililil Piliiiliill Biilliil, iPflliliii, .32
Sliillilll PPESH i333, iiiiilili“ . .23
‘23P Siifliil RAISINS, 3 PIES. PPR ., :25,
APP Pliiilii liliPRlillS, 3 PKPS. PPR“ ‘. .25”;
MlXElllliilS, 2Piii|Ni13iliP . . . .- .237
llililiiii PP liiilili Pill, A Piiiiilll, . .. l5
liliiiiiilflli‘iliNCPMPil. "i’Pilillilll; ' 3
iNiillSii WillililS, A Piiiiilli. -. . -._. i2
PAPER Siiill 03132th Pilllllii. .19
[Milli Bililll NiilS. A Piillllll, . . '. .12.?»
Slfllll illBERiS, A Pliliiiil, .12
FANCY PiliiiiS. iPliiliill, . .iiii.
PIIPPN APflllllil . .20;
[Mill 2PABKAEES Pilll. . l
Sillil iiRliiliES, . .23, .25 Mill .33 A lillllli
EXTRA STAMPS
20 Station: with 3 pkgs. AdP Mince Meat ..,. ............. .. ....... 25c .‘
10 Stamps with i can Sultana Spice .................... .-...,...._..10¢ ‘
10 Stamps with 1 pkg. All Prepared Plum Pudding ...... ...... i
20 Stamps with 5-0:. crock Johnson’ 5 Mince Meat ................ 50c.
10 Stamps with 1 box Figs ........................... . .109,
10 Stamp: with 1 lb. French Oregon Prunes ......... -'.1' ...... 10
10 Stamps with 1 can Bell's Poultry Seasoning . ...... ,. a.1.........1o
10 Stamps with 1 jar Alli" Jam ................ . ..... ..........15
10 Stirrup: with 1-.Ib can AaP Plum Pudding ...;.. ...... ...j......209
10 Stamps With 1 can Sultana Corn ...... i.1.......10c
10 Stamp; with 2 cans lona Tomatoes, each .* ............ . ......... 80 ,1. -
Tea Company,
'124 E. Washington St., South Nerwalkf ~-.
.. Tel. No. 909. Full Weight and ‘ it}:
Free Delivery. Honest Trading. ,-
Luther M. Wright
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BUILDER OF AND DEALER If:
Carriages, Wagons, Bicycles and
Horse Goods
Automobile Repairing, Carriage Trimmi'
and Sign Lettering '
Factories and Repositories—South Norwaik and Stamfoi‘d.
TELEPHONI couusc'rion.
Norwalk Chronicler