A Good Time to Buy:
BLEACHED SHEITB.‘
....t- 451: 72x80 501:. seamless ,
.550 811190.600 seamloM
81x80 860. coatnlehi
PILLOW CASES.
42x30. .10 c 423 1 Fruit otIoom
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Mrs. Holland. of West Norwulk. is
suffering from a broken leg. but is as
comfortable as could be expected. ,
-—Men’ 11, Boys'- Winter Cups. 0' Erica;
Miss Vivian Smith. who has been
spending three weeks at the home of
Mr and Mrs S. W Veléor. 1111111111.
turd avenue, returned to her home in .
Paterson. N. J.. yesterday;
~Home-msde:or Link Sausage, 12%0
lb. Hayes' Mkt.‘ ,
Edward Cullen has tendered his
resignation as clerk at the Atl die
and Pacific Tea Company's sic in
Washington street and intends to
take a. position in New York. next
week. .
——C. & K. Hats. O'Brien.
C. W Gladstone of South Norwalk.
,who is now in the Signal Corps of dine!
United States Army. and stationed at
Chattanooga; Tennessee, has sent pa
port; to f1 lends in South NorWalk. tell- I
ing of the tire which destroyed the
famous Lookout Inn I
M~l3reakfast 130005 12850 lb. Hayes 2
kt
Captain Herbert Saull of the local
Salvation Army Wishes thc public to'
know that i~"leniy loii'ctt. who is well
known in The Norwalks. is the only
"authorized solicitor of that organiza-
tion, and it anyone else solicits dona-
tions in the name of the Salvation
Army they are inipostors. The head-
quarters of the Salvation Army in The
Norwalks is 13 1-2 Cottage street, East
Norwalk The phone call is 221- 9
-—Green Hats, at O'Brien's.
l. M. Hoyt. the theatrical manager
of South Norwalk. who has leased the
opera house in New Canaan. is having
extensive improvements made. The
stage will be equipped with more soon-
ery and modern scene-shitting appll-I
ancos will be installed. The height, of
the roof will also be extended to per-
inlt of the use of the larger scenery
and drop curtains that are usually car-
ried by the class of attractions. Mr.
Hoyt will book for New Canaan. Sat-
urday evening the "Queen of the
Rockies" will be the opening bill un-
der the new management.
etflioice Native . Fowls, 1611.. lb.;
roasting Chickens, 20c. Haycs' Mkt.
county (15111121111511.1511 Wilbur C.
Sinitlihas been a frequent visitor in
Wilton in the past few weeks. invol-
tigatlngthe inany’complalnts of viola-
11011 or the game laws. and made his
first arrest of the season in West.
Woods on Sunday. The culprit was a
resident of Silvermlne. Who has recent.-
iy removed £10111 New Ymk city. He
promptly suri'cndeied his 1ltio and
promised to appear when wanted and
calling off his th1ce (logs returned to;
his home. A speedy trial will be held
before .lustice W. K, J. Hubhell under
the ('hnrgc'oi‘ shooting on Sunday. Mr.
Smith has appointed C. .l. Dewitt war
den for the town of Wilton and in view
or the many complaints oi Snndu)
shooting in North Wilton has follou ed‘l
it up by‘ appointing Selectman William
L. Keeler as deputy 101 that section
"(fit is custdulli'y toi'overy
111131111111 to‘ 0181111 to be
, “I198"! “Prescripnonwork
, ,TEL. 025:. '
'Sidchoards.
China Cabinets. $10. 50 up
.Cane Seat Chairs,
Table Cloths.
1. 1.111111.
Cor. Wall and High Streets,
fNorwalk, ,QOIII’I.
l
Weisbach
Junior
The biggest little light—gives
50'01indie power light.
Burns 4 Hours for
iCent’s Worth
" of Gas.
Attaches to any gas fixture. Use
your own globe, either gas or
eleétric, tobe used on chap-
, deiiers, pendants or wall brack-
ets. Efficient and economical.
w
$10. 00 up 2
901: up ‘
Extension Tables. $3.75 up .
750 up
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11 give you preference at Thanksgiving fl‘lde Our line of DINING TABLEI
HAIRS, any or
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d gogdflM' Put" we can’t "121111, will give 115 riddcd 1.1.1
. (I This 0010 claims ability, 1 f
cap‘iiliiilty, facility and a l“
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1": NOFIYH MAIN s’Tii‘cd‘t
as WALL STREET.
South Norwalk.
table. «licinstitclied Linen Sets. Doylles.
'(Iloths. Buffet. Scurfs, Asbestos Mats with llucu slip covers. 9111., etc.
You should see the values we are. showing in Linens to fully appreciate
thcii timely worthiness,
N. E. Ryan 8'. Co.,
86 Washington Street.
A‘RDS‘, CHINA CEJOSTDTS and DIN!
Funeral Directors and Embnlmem.
' " South 111.151.005.21
4? Optician. 1'
PHONE 488." .
FORGE To THE FRONT THROUGH 5
IF YOU WANT TO SUCCEED .
IF YOU WANT A GOOD SALARY
Everything in the 01111111111 Line.
. Eyes Examined Free.’
NORWAL K.
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
IF VOU WANT TO BE INDEPENDENT:
room: MAN, DON’T DREAM.
THREE UP-TO-BATE SCHOOLS.
Stamford.
1.
Napkins,
Aiglo Scarlos has
.11 the present time
condil ion.
icncc
covcied with anything.
ttiin their freshness, and an i;
Definitions cannot go beymd c\p(-r l
quite a curiosity in I
The Dining Room
and have not been}
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(Bolder-pieces,
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Port Chester.
Thanksgivmg Linens
We are lnoeadlncss to fill your cvc1y Linen Want for thc Thanksgiving
Almost time in pick out the turkey
:1 bed of pausics uhlch are blooming .1111lordo1 the (r .'.~1nhcirles ‘ f
in his 1"(111l in Union avenue. Norwall1.; .
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South Noniralk.
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_—Attentioni Launch owners: .‘Dont
let your engine stay in your launch 11!.
winter. Let the Specialty Mtg. (‘0. 4
Wattar street take- it out, repair it and
care for it until spring. Phone 900.
' Staniiord basketball fans are strong.
ly interested in the Thanksgiving Dav
basketball game at the" Norwalk Ar-
mory, when the New Alpha Club team.
of Stamford plays against 'l‘cam F
Stamford would support a 1ep1esenta
tive_ team in good style it the game is
'once more established in that town.
Tlie 111111511111 iivallabie is first class.
and with good management the ‘ncw
team will have a great futu1e.’l‘hc
sport. is in great favor in this part of
the" state, at 151.11, (ind with a strong
loath from Stdmtord the rivalry be-
"tween Norwalit Danbury and Stem
gi‘ord; to say nothing or Middletown and
Waterbury. would be keen. Connectl
cut teams have always been classed
high 111‘ basketbnii and with the above
five ,t‘owiis fighting it out" for the title
of state champions, the game would
be strong in this section. Many of the
Stamford fans are going to Norwalk
Connehhcut
Company
TEL. 573-4. TEL. 6734.
Thanksgivmg
Everything for the Thanksgiving
Feast can be“ found horse-(1nd »
the best of eyei‘ytliing‘.“
Fancy Cluster Raisins, Sultana Rais-
ins Seeded Raisins Cleaned Currants,
Glace Citron orange and Lemon Peel'-
Figs Dates P111ncsP‘1uncoAme1i('an‘
Plum Pudding. Heinz Mince Meat. Dud-
ley" Pumpkin and Squash, Rich‘s Fruit
011. .Thans‘giving 111101ng slxze uiépthe‘lr gigaitégrakggm 0"""1191‘51185T32Ied TINT:
team's c ances aga as e co y ’ '
Teahi F f \ 0r s. Grhfie‘ Fruit Grapes. Fancy
Apples", Cranli'errles Sweet Potatoes?
Color All Kinds of Cheese cause 8.
Shun 1n'i Teak" aud' Coffees; Fresh
Made Créaincr‘y Butter Fresh Laid
Eggs Call and see what we have for
this thanksgiving toast. 1 .
Buy" 515131.115 you CAN EAT.
- AFTER 30 YEARS experience mil-
lloiih’ or users of L. 8: M. PAINTS
‘ ‘claiiti'wFirst it can. 10 to 15 years
:Séjdonii, it «any costs 81. 20 11. gallon
Third. its the best they have ever
used— 5111131, ' sl‘x’teeli thousand
agents com to 1 one acts
E;yl")_o. "" 14011215149111.5111;
tap e8", 1111
, , LEADING success. 2 ,
‘ 33 WEST Wasi-u’no'ron STREET.
We—Fit the Form
. f I the term is' shapely. We give you
kinds: (.1 11 11115111101111 if the term is 111151111511.
There are two great triumphs of our
' art. .‘iTheres where we can please all
1 . 511115;»
W13" want one trial
every
311111111 (it led
Coins now while 'you have so many
. tine patterns to select from.
Church s 111151: -
We satisfy In" "
ipgrtidtiltiT—iu goods, workinhn- -
Plumbing and Steam
Heating.
1107 wmsn HEATINI.
HOT AIR HEATING.
.flova 11110 RANGEI.
ILATE A a T N 1100111110,
(In and 81mm Fl Inn GI"- Fixtures.
1 Milan coiling. Etc.
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1110111410140 mutant
The Jones 81H0tchkiss
1’ Company
13 WALL STREET. nonw‘ALK.
i
":25. 00 1.511155 Suite for this
""8 8.00 Ladles‘ Coats, for this
, sale '
........... ....._......85
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LEO Sc KOPPEL,
FASHIONA‘ILE TAILOJt:
24 N0. Main 813:. 1 800111 Nor-walk.
7 11mm 111111111 I“1:111.
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2515 and 517 111111
iroductl‘On sale ........ $12.75
827 50 Ladies Suits for this '
rediiction sale .........‘...$i4.98
.830 00 Lisdies'" Suits, for this
‘ reduct lob 51115 . ..... . ..... 817.88
.835. 00 Ladies Stilts. for this
reduction sale ............ 820.00
("$40 00" Ladies' Shite. for this‘ -.
redu‘étlon sale ............ 825.00;
should be one of the most comfortably
and attractively furnished rooms in the
house. and, if furnished from our estab
lishmeni. it is so. We have a splendid
line of handsome dining-room tables
and chairs, buffets and accessories.
Each piece is strongly and durably
made from the must artistic designs,
and is warr‘snted to give thorough sat-
isfactlon. Our present prices are most
moderate
The A. J. Angevine'
‘ 818% Go. - ‘
THE BISHOP TODAY.
1 The Bishop; billed and advertised“
Am rica‘s answer to the Hungarian
pin, The Devil. will be seen at 11011811
Theatre this afternoon and even ink:
with George "Ober iii the chhra‘cter role
of the Bishop. The Bishop was“ writ
ten by that celebrated and distinghi‘sh
ed American authoress. John other
Hobbs (Mrs: Griticlel. , it was first
produced two yearn ago in i on,
where it has run 101' two season 111.1
the Garrick Theatre. it. has also had
a highly successful run at the Muslim.
1' 181111111111 Princess Theatres. New York
MONDA 'S‘" BASH
BALI; GAMES
711111 f r rained .131: 11111119 151111.; 1115
Silent hire, one of the greatesl draw-
" V, 1111: cards or the basketball 1101 d ‘wm
~ 1.11:, in Norwalk on Monday night to test
the r:-
£911,311 the country over. this team rar
I s id (11111101 i'edbi'd drowds what's-
II) they play and' their mi "M
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prowess oi" 'l‘enm 11.01 311151
II
11.311151. Flfih B anoh Pencil sued
gt‘coihprlsc "thl iibte‘d bunch of
" pl";'y"érs, who‘ for many seh’son's hdve
2 151.151 the country There is hnrdli’a
1301 any. mention that has not been
the Silent Five.
' 111‘ deaf nItiieti appeared at the Armory
‘- "several years ago and at that tlme‘ at
«I2iscted‘ 111551 Iiitm‘fefit to themselves.
"and though most of" the preach potions
lave probably nevci seen this main
"ItIie same grout interest ls shown in
their coating visit and pleasure ex-
an aggregation so widely talked
about. it is not every winter that this
team can be booked to phi) 111 this vl
‘ cinlty and this contest is easily one of
the (cutuics of the season in Norwalk.
liocniise of the tarouess of these visits
. An extra strong game will also be the
contest, when the Nutmegs and the
, Monta’uks meet These teams have not
'. metslnce early last winter and consid-
1 erablc riiulry exists between them. of
' a good natured sort. The Nutincgs havo
. a clean rccm‘d of 1l‘ctorles so far and
want to keep it so; the Montauks
strengthened by a couple of last‘ 1105
. son‘ 3 team. think it. is about time fot
them to got busy. After the big ganu
there will be dancing until 12 o clock
A MAN AND Hi8 iiiA’l‘le‘.
There is a great deal of local inter
est in "A Man and His Mute." \vhicl
will bomrnduced tor the ilrst time 111
any stage in this city on Monday oven
lug ncxt. owing to the wide acquaint
once which the author. ll. R. Durant
has in South Norwnlk. M'r. Durant’:
hornets in Waterbury and he has 10111
been a writer of note.
inerly in politics, being a‘ member 0
clerk of that body. lie has been (11
Elk of prominence and the member.
of the local order are expected to In
, present in large nutnbcis. Among Mr
. DumnI's 1‘1 lends Iit‘l‘O are lol1uli.l.ighi
George L. Rockwell. John A. Osborn
Mortimer M. Lee, all oi whom are 11
be present on Monday night witl'
friends. A large crowd of New Yorl
critics and theatrical managers ilI‘i
. , coming and will return "on a specia':
train. This play is only out for 0111‘
week. 111,011» fund 01 which time it Ii~
to appear on Broadway.
'A Man and 11111 Mate" is a drum
atlzation of the authors iemarkablr
last. Those who have read the story
and are familiar with the acting vcr
sion are certain that the well~known
Waterburian has a sure tine snccos:
in his new play. it Is a story of thc"
Southwest. the scenes being placed it
thol‘oothills of New Mottled.
the characters. with but a few ('xccp
lions. are Southerners, the. hero. how
is introduced into the story
play in a most original diverting man
nor. (Thief lntcrcst centers about thc
heroine, and those 'who have read thr-
manuscript of the play are of the opin
ost ever written 101' a feminine star
The action fairly crackles with live
will rouse the enthusiasm of the moist
jaded theatre-goon
sitlon of the highly -l1red heroine ironi
research. to the leipl of the normal
"from the mind of a diaiuatist.
' HELLO BILL.
“Hello Bill" should be the ideal holi-
134‘ 11110336 wasHiNoTou I'r.
"Suits, Coats Skirts, Wards, Fats and Petticoats
This will enable you 'to wear. for Thanksglvi 3 :1 111911 .1112; garment for little money.
CARACUL COATS, 115 to 125 g7 .; 1
f ' 1.80mi was exhausted long- before popiilhr sesame tyn‘s sifted? Whyt "
, . '1809 output will go the same way. eyed though almost; double?
Rosii’lvely : .
$12. 00 Ladies‘ Coats. for this
sale
$1.100 Ladies' Coats. for this
sale ..................... 8 8.
.918". 00 1.511155115511111, for this
sale _ f 11.
$4. 00 Nét and ch‘e Waists, for
this sale . .g. . ............. 8
‘" $4. 00 Black Silk Taffeta .
waists. for this sale ....... 81. 88'"
‘ All Wool Nuns Velllng. black
' and wliité:.for this sale. . .91
i.
.. ............. . ..... 8.
.................
1.98
810. 00 1.1.1115;- Skirts for.....
1 (I113, attraction for iloyt's Theatre on
Thanksgi1ing Day Bi hnfnl of wit and
”Alb the $1. 25 and 8150‘ Waistsm
to close out at .31.;
Big 1111115155 in Furs.
better Farra- than you can get in
any store in town and for a great
deal less than the storekee‘p‘er 1111111
988""
.self can buy at. wholesale. 9011102
and be convinced: 1
$1. 50 Petticoats. for this Stile-'- 9.1
‘ $3. 00' Petticoats. for this s"sle.. 9:
s 5. 06 Lgdie's Skirts for. .1191
11001151115: Skirts for ...... "$4. 911
88
'i‘hih‘ team .
pressed at the opportunity oi“ seeing f
\(‘Idt‘tI I11 Monday nights preliminary ».
lie was for .
the Connecticut Legislature, and aim ‘
, story of the same name. uliich appear ' ‘ ‘
cti In a leading magazine in Septcmbei ‘ « ‘1
All ‘01 '
1011 that the part is one of the strong .
l
100 GIIIghaIIISi
8c Toweiing,
3290 Ribbons, 5 in. wide,
6 NewSichelts,
49c 1.1151115... .
50511515- 111111 Crowns,
I 1
“i, $1. 25‘ Blankets,
satire {rein start "to finish. "the merry;
tomedi easily takes first rank» among
American comic plays of the ‘.day it
has not been seen in South Norwnlk.
for some. years 11nd comes as a fresh'
and unhack-ncyed proposition. ’l‘nc
~ompany this season is very strong, in
cluding the Messrs. Charles P. Morri-
son Mark Kent, Harry D Crosby, Patti,
'l‘uylor Gideon Burton James S. Mar-1
my and the Misses Harriette Lee; Car- 1.
olyno McLean Cnirie Laurent; Fannie?
s‘crris and Marioanirbyu‘, , '1
u
'11.. Clifford,
Echllen! Cuisine;
Dinners Evenlngs‘,
‘ 6 to 8 p. m. ‘
Sunday Dinners a" Specialty‘.
Dinner Partléc' and Banquet!
Soliciiod.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
Proprietor.
Telephone 889. 1 .
‘ 11111511111 SHOES
ALL LEATHERS .................................... 5350. 14.110.15.00
Other Makes 01 Men’ 3 Shoes
umou sumo ..... . ............................. $2 50, $3.00, 83. 2:
L. J. c SHOES. 1013 Women ." ...................... 82.001.584.00
QUEEN ooALn'v ..... WWI ....... ..... 1 53.110.13.50 $4.00
over, being a product. ot'thc East. who ‘3 ..
ol‘ the
wire intensity and there is a suri‘cit of .
thrills and climateric episddcs 1110.1 ,
The gradual traii .
the state of passionless iorpor, induced 1
by a life deioted to scientific study and'
woman who laws with the intensity of" ’
the primitive. savage. is one of the.
most interesting studies evor evolved .
= . rollers, no delicate little springsi which you are forced to take "wit
1- ~.sprlug:
Valveless 2 cycle'
1909 Four Cylinder $2 588
1 " Has but: Three No.“
What that“ cycle engine. is 11115111551 uncomplicated"
What four cycle engine is not encumbered with a hundred Odd
parts—«each one a1 prolific source of 11511115511 lacking from the
dipole Vhlviiicds, (we oyc‘l'e engine—Aparts which the Elmme principle,
~ has" proved to be actual hindrances? f 2
There is but one answer and it is-—.n0ne. ~ "
Because- the Elmore engine has no valves. no coins. no “103,- no -
. 1 any four cycle car.
You simply can not escape 111111. and their constant". trouble ”11.11
.expense unless you own the= Elmore . 1". f.
No one realizes 11115551554110 one is more familiar with two ‘
cycle advantages—than Elmore pivners. ;
They. know the two cycle Einidm is the car to own. for pure pleas-
are and satistaolltui in motoring ~‘
« They know theueoi of power?" a iplied in one" ceaseless steed
They 11111111: the smoothness and steam so of 115.151.11.155 to 1115
.1 by the Elinoie two cycle engine—ermine: 11111111121 11011991311. 3887858
by the six cylinder, four cycle car ,
They know and enjoy [readout from 511 the glaring stubboi'
cycle faultsétmm the four cycle intracacles and the resultant huge
cost of maintenance.
. Now can you 15111... why the Elmore output for tho that two
We feel we on 't impiess this on ,you too 5115115111., Orders 0
1;? hand "and daily in IerS‘fl‘OIn‘EIlee 51.11111. tell us the new sehfldn',
1" gears will be snapped up "even more eagerly thbn was the 0111an i
800 yom' Elmore Agent 51.1111. Ride in the car and understa
Then £011,100. Will’bs’mtElinore boiler
21
f. 1 its powerful superioritles.
1. 1 sénd 101' 01911909111311
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