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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER :3, .1909
' THE“ SOUflfi-IcNORWALK E
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PIANO
GIVEN
AWAY
Get a Piano Certificate with
“very purchase. It will cost
you nothing.
F. A. LANE
Confectionery
and Pastry
51 Washington Street.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk mid vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Saturday; cooler
Saturday. Cloudy weather- with loeul
showers prevails in the southern por-
tion of the Lake region, the Ohio Val
ley and tho IOWI'I‘ Mississippi Valley.
with mild temperature. Pleasant
weather prevails in the eastern Set“
tions. From Chicago westward the
temperature is falling rapidly, lluttie-
ford, in the B. N. W.. reported it de-
grees below zero. Conditions favor for
this vicinity partly cloudy nml un-
settled weather with slightly lower
temperature.
TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO TO-
DAY.
Low, 41 degrees: high, it; degrees.
teora‘e i). Ginord, of Weston, spent
the day in town today.
Mitoast l’ork, ltie lh.. zit New York
Market.
Read what A. iiiekernian 8; Son are
offering for Saturday buying.
Winter Cups. Winter Paps. ()‘Ilrien
Saturday ehoeolates. 2?. eents per
pound at Stillsoirl'owell (,‘orporatiou.
~—(.‘reen Mountain Potatoes, :7 Ilii.
lots, We int. i". ll. Lawton & (‘0.
Exclusive shoe styles :it Flynn and
Ryan's. lteud about them in the adv.
Read the special eut prices for Sat
urday in the adv. oi A, l“. lieekinau
«N ('0.
-~ lied Onions, BSe pk: $1 hit.
I). Lawton A" (‘o.
Iteud ahont the great suit sale at
the lioston store tomorrow. The adv,
uill giro you full particulars.
For a good tItlllt‘t' go to lv‘oi‘tavteitl‘
llall. tonight.
Miss Minnie l-I. law
prnno :olo ut the melting Hil'YII‘I‘
the [first .\1. it).
in;
will shit: :1 so
at
t‘Illll'l‘Ii, Sunday men-
- \\'Iiut etei') \\'oluni| Iiilil\\'i=? "This
is the store to IilI_\' your MIIIlili‘l't it'
you want to t~il\t‘ money.“ (2. .l. Minn.
N (‘o.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I. iiuytnond, ol
this eity. new visitors at the IltiIHI'
.‘~'Iltl\\', Madison Square tlnrdeil, New
York, last evening.
t‘hildren‘s
t‘oiilleaiiy .k
Ion street.
Shoes. at
Washing
l'idiientot‘
llim-lmu}._ at
llon't miss the ii‘Ii'at nnntiermiry
Nile at the store or t‘ .l. \iinl'l. N t‘o‘s
't‘hey are offering it'ltI bargains. Read
the adv,
Hale oi Misses“ and Ladies“ Ham»
pie Hull». See ad, t‘. .l. Miutz N t‘o.
'I‘iolltli'ltm's souvenir at the l'nion
I':ieilie ‘I'ed t‘ompany in :i l‘IlIllil i‘l't‘ilili
piteher, 'l'hu- litI\', all] t-vtl you hon
to get it,
l..'idie:' t'iun-netto Shoes, t'oli-
uealli «- Ilruelo'n, .\l \\iisltltli.;toil Si.
I't‘l‘|I.’tlllIltllt“\ iIl't' being made i'ol'
the plum: or n pitl)‘ entireh in italiaii
at I.m'h\\'ood‘.\; Iinll. Nol‘ualit, till
'l‘hiiulmulrinu night.
Litdies' (‘lotii
'I'op Shoes ('on
neallx .0 Iil‘llt'Itl'll. hi \VtttlIlIlli'Itill St.
'I‘It: I‘:]i\\ttlIIl Leann-g ot' the \l. I‘)
l‘Itltl‘t‘Il. are aotne, toniuht to n rally in
Siiiiaatut-k. .\II the inendu-n: an il‘
tiilt‘iiit‘tI to unttw llll eitoil to he |ll|‘;~
t‘lll.
Mrs William l,. (than or tilm street
IN l‘llII‘l'ItIIllIiti: her sister. Milt. itnlph
\leriei tiorurerly Mil-lit tIeI'Il'lllII‘ Mead.
ot‘ Norwullti' and Mrs l-‘redt-ru-h tlor
:lon Mend, IIliIIl or limton
l‘ot'k t'hops, the III. itnyek' Mitt
Edward W. Keller, ,Ii'., Imp ititi'n
tmlli‘e lIllll he will .‘tt'II IlIti drug. hunt
new, tirinrep, and ninth nt 1: Noitii
\l,.m street HIlllIIl Noru‘ulk. to ti, 1,
“'it‘Itt'H, oi Man: heater, (‘onn.
Natlte llulu thigh 'l'IIt'Iiipi-e. title
I“. ll. Lawton R ('0.
Air. and Mrs Joseph p, liutiuvy, oi
Ihvr Park. are \iultlnu relatives in
South Noi‘irnih and South Wilton Mr
itnltney \Htil Iormerti uneul at South
Wilton, and in now employed at Ill‘t‘l‘
l'aih l., l, in: nut-Iii ol the l. i. it. It.
Fresh Shoulders, tie ill, at New
‘ioil‘ Market
'l’ho Noruallo: \H‘i'e treated today to
.- it'lillll ot‘ tilllmkt midsumnntr wenih
t. which, while hardly seimonnhle.
om- thorouuhly entoyvd, lhouuh it
made heavy elotiws i‘iitllel' liui'deti
Kl'lllt'.
lle up to date Iii your dress. [lent
to looking NIIHIIII)‘ when at the small
outlay of a dollar a Week you run
leek an natty an the best of them. Hut
vly and Brennan will It‘ll you how to
do ll.
hu
FULL roam) ‘
Saturday Chocolates,
25c
Stillson-i’owell Corporation,
Prescription ’ Druutltu
Open «Maya Wit Namath
:. Tornado insurance
' F. H. Baxter, Draggist
WE WRITE
TAYLOR 8. GOLDEN,
TEL. 165—2.
74 Washington Street, South Norwlik.
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’ PURITAN
COUGH SYRUP
Cures that Cclugh
SOLD ONLY BY
““mnmsoNs‘W
Launch, Works
Iioat Frames set up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
liaunchcs, of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OystchhellPointNorwalk
Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning Co.
Cleans Residences, Hotels, Public
Buildings, Lodge Rooms, Etc. Carpets,
Rugs, Mattresses, Upholstery Cur-
tains, Etc. l-‘hom 477. Prices Reason-
able. Phone or send postal and get an
estimate. Satisfaction guaranteed
CHAS. H. DOWNES, Prop.
9 Courtland Place.
A. J. Hand & can...
EIEIIIIIIBII ENGINEERS IINII
BUNIRIIIIIIRS
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt’s Theatre BuIIdtng. South Nor-
m
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Good Overcoat
You don’t buy an Overcoat every season.
A good one is more a matter of selection than of price.
You might as well get a good one while yOu are at
it; get it at a good store and you can be sure it's good.
Choose yours from the biggest variety of fancy coats
in town—~hcre, waiting for you.
Beautiful colors and weaves in swagger models,
reg-
ular and military collars,
half as smart as he used to think he
was.
Mahackemo Hotel
SERVICE AND CUISINE UPTO DATE
RATES .2 PER DAY AND UPWARD
Supper or Table D'Hotc Dinner.
Banquets a Specialty
VENING SENTQEL;
in after years a man wishes he, was
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
6 t0 8 p. m., 50c
SUNDAY DINNERS, 75c
TEL. CALL 988.
$10 to $30
Fine fitting coats and well tailored; button-through
models in rough fancy weaves; Cl‘icstcrfields in Oxford
and black; every good kind of Overcoat for every taste,
and in a price range to suit every condition of pocketbook.
We are selling more fancy Suits this season than 1’
ever before. Variety, style, quality at moderate prices.—
thcsc do the trick.
PM
my a... to N. Y.
1006, Freight Propellers
of Dover sti‘eeti, every day. (except
Sunday), at at p. in.
at Norwnlk up to 4 p. m. and South
Norwulk up to 5:30 p. in.
Anning J. Smith.
For Freight Only
(In and after Tuesday, January 7.
will leave
ler 2%. East River, New York. (foot
Freight received
Norwalk Steamboat C0.
C. C. Hegeman,
Lessee. General Agent.
TWO STORES:
Masonic Building,
Norwaik.
14 So. Main St.,
So. Norwalk.
walk, Conn. Phone 423
CityNationalBank
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN..
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS
Surplus and Profits
$117,000.00
Capital
$100,000.00
Safe Deposit Boxes. $3 and $5 per year.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, tat Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd‘Vtce-
Pres.
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l wu'rx. lim' in. \»I-,ilI1t‘f‘I and Illtlhi proumhte eustoiner is the
h‘A’l‘lHl-‘il-Iii one. i neliete that the highest quality goods. as a rule,
eost less than poor goods in proportion to real \ulue. 'l'liat. although a
low prn-e \\‘lIl appeal to most people iit first, model or later it ulti
come to a matter of results. and the SA‘l‘lSl'dl'lll customer \\lII he the
one to whom i am selling the most goods.
A \rord from you \\'III ln‘iuzz any quantity _\ti‘l iduv \tiwhwof tho
Iliultert illlliIiI}, grain and lend. May I lone that held?
Quality First, Last and All the. Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
l‘iopili-tor
llounte l‘iitek l-‘eed
Ilt‘llltit‘ IItil‘r-t' Fred
ilonnte Ilniiy Feed
Hour" I'ool'i'x I“t'tii
llama. St hilt Lin 1 l‘. ed
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swartz John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan
Next Sunday t‘\l‘llltIL( [iv-r. t‘rnnk Il
Walter, pastor of the First .\I. i“.
I‘Iltli't'll, \\‘III give the :h'H‘lliIt pulm-
Ill the series ot' "HM i‘trtnrl-s in \r-u
I“l‘ttllll‘h'," his :IiIlJI‘II in 111,: “,\ pr-Mm;
:«til‘ iII' ,\ll (IIII I":I:«llltlli«'II 'I‘IiI‘HIlIti-
lion‘t intuit
ilIt'III,
l-H‘ie .lil .' ri,r||.._ to
The shaft for the Ilnwl «lliilltt‘ .iI
lIie Munitipni I'lIvliiIr‘ Wollm lr put
I\ t‘ttllillIl‘Il‘tI, llt‘t‘t'ItIIIi; to lili'tiiiiillil'dt
“would ln‘ru- lodni. and l' l,\ :‘tdtu-d
that it \\lII he shipped on the .‘lth
lint, .‘ilItI niiI liltiIIJIIlI) Itt- Iti.‘-I.lIIttI
Within ,i ueeit utter tout tIlli‘.
I..lI"~i style Hot: Iiat> ii that :.
'i'hr IlelltlillIlI}' rail]. of the .\or
\\'.iIIi ivauoith ln-auue lovon mil t
held in the Snugutm-l, \l. |-‘, tIiIlitII
iIlit- l'\t lllllzl 'I‘Iiii ittIint"‘ iii iIo
I‘liIlii; “ill tn‘ given in Hex l-‘i.inl
Illlll\\«II \\:llii'l_ lith-Lttlr ('l IIID‘ .‘w‘oriiit
,\'oi\\.il|, \ItlIltttIIxI t'Iiilltll, Slitlywt
“\‘t pmz. and idinin“
n
1‘.
Native Flatfish, 80
Smell, Cod, Halibut, Buttcriish, Native Bass; New
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market.
Labrador Smcit (Whiting), - 6ch.
Wcakfisii. - ltlc Ii).
GAS
Fixtures
Connecticut
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I' urmshlngs
White and Fancy Shirts.
Neckwear, Hosiery, '
Underclothing,
Sweaters, Hats and Caps
Good Goods for Gentlemen
High Grade Shoes
$3.50, $4.00 $4.50
Trunks, Bags, Dress Suit Cases
Price’s Clothing Store
TELEPHONE 165-5
98 Washington St. South Norwalk
Latest Designs of
New Fruit and Canned Coeds Air-iv;
‘ .2 it»: (‘aiifornla l‘rnnes: ......... 25c 3: t'ans ’l‘omatoes .~ ............... :30
_‘ tin, l-ixti‘a Large l‘rnnea ...... 25C 1: titlirt ('orn ...................... 0
the ManUIaLIUI'CfS '. pitux. t‘nrrnnts ................ 25c :1 (‘ans l’eaa ..... ,. ............ ...250
L? pkgs. ltulsins .................. 25c 2 (‘ans Sneeotash ................ 250
'. lhs. Loose liaising ........... ”25¢ Larue (‘ans Aspamgns ........... 250
lixtln ii‘am \' t‘itron. t“. t'ans Sardines ................. 25c
lounge and ln-mon l‘wi. :l .lars .iam ...................... 25c
(Concealed piping can he
run in any house. liavc an ‘,
tip-to-datc light by having
your house piped for gas.
l’itg. llates.
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
ll’uiatoes. D bu. lot. per hit. .......85c
Spinach, Sweet Potatoes, Cauli‘
'00?“
PHONE 143
I’anry Apples Home Grown t'elv'ry,
mer, (ltdlltLIN. til‘.’l]n‘:~' amt Saver t‘ldvr.
UNITED GROCERY
We will do it at cost.
Phone
68
Company.
Salmon, whole fish,5 t0 8 lbs., 12c Iii.
Rockaway Long Clams, - 35c qt.
Bradford, Sea and Long Island Escaliops;
Oysters; Long and Round Clams.
Gosling Clams for Baking
hI'
TELEPHONE ltitl.
Ilvwi Halon; we til, 5] lot I'
ll. I.Ii\\IUII1\‘I‘H.
’I‘Io' Iliillt) Ilil‘tlIIH tit \\‘:iItvl' \V-wl
oi .\i:ilii n'lll . t. uill he plenwrl in too“
that hv- hue. wwuil-d lin- Iill‘wlilllii an
iltiillitl'it oi the Soothunilt \ll'Ih t‘o.
oi‘ l'hilmlelphm 'l‘hli; i» a wry renpon
Hilde punttlt'it .o: the mills are umnn'
the largest of the kind in the l'nlied
States.
GOID MEDAL FLOUR
chdo Coal for Furnace
Home Comfortable
FREE DELIVERY.
Cross Creek Coal for Range
,R
u viwltzzht and eomioit to mei‘)‘
Iltttl‘d In ope! l'wiiipll it \iIlIl Iilizil
«it. It‘s iheap at #20 Fl. tlotng this
“I" I\ at Al.
F. A. MITCHELL
CORNER WALL AND HIGH 8T8.,
_____A__._____
ivalRange
$23.00
DON'T PASS IT BY.
UNDERTAKERS.
B. K, MITCHELL. EMBALMER.
NORWALK. CONN.
Canncl Coal for Open Grate
Meals on Time
Children Happy
Raymond IBros.
SMIII iilfltliiiili
\‘ool‘ amount out he
too Intuit Io :iiioid lot
it prolit at tiit‘woill, hut
\U‘ “1"" pillow to take
it nou hit him! ll util
II" Ill III" IllIlll‘l'
\‘i‘e mo in Innatnv'ht- to
stay and are Militia lo
IilllIlI tor the future.
Are )tiii,‘
So. Norwalk
I I’llSI C0.
Voting Men‘s Check Ac.
counts invited
A (.‘arriage Without
Wheels
wlul mnvtiuettou our) make you
to.) i-n mind If you wt hono- at all.
'I'lo “he man will we that htn enr
linenl in pond repair before it in lime
to war ti and tho \t’iu't I!“ 1» tlw :xiitei‘
he it to Mun tin do tit» Il‘i‘iiIIIllii. For
he ltumw that “lien \w it pair a run
lint!» \u do it ”normality,
Luther M. Wright
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
My
FishingTackleand
Poles
FOR SMELT AND BLACKFIBH
FOO'I‘BALI. GOODS
At COLEMAN’S
NEWS STORE
10 North Marin at. , Don”! Namath
Agent form. 0. thitding'fl
Im lull and Opening M
“A
The Hatch & Bailey Co
We Do Our Own Grinding
LENSES onouno WHILE
YOU WAIT.
(‘oine in and have your broken
lemma duplicated, no matter
whore they were made.
We hate all of Mr. lioyt‘e i’ra-
ueilptlona.
lilllen hears. it a. to. till 11:30
n. Ill.; 1224:. until it p. in. Mon
day and Saturday evenings un-
til 9 p. m.
Icnwrck Optical Company
Buccaneer: to
HOMER B. HOYT.
Rooms 7-8 United Bank Building
9? WASHINGTON BT.,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TEL. 383-2.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
MILL TEL. 40-3.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
We would call particular attention i
made in two sizes of Douglas fir. the mo
tut metal and il more ornament-i.
A‘ro v40 nonflmtly mommaina “Lincoln looting" tor-um and storm
flashing in place or metal. Dim not rust or «my and will int a lifetime.
YARD TEL. 46-2.
0 our Moulded Wooden Gutters.
at durable of modem made; will out»
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1M9.
Depodts June 29, 1909,
$3,707,107.48
George M. Holman. Print.
Wm. A. CUHII. Vtu-Pmt.
From: A. Illa. my ‘ Tron.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tripp, of' Wall
street, Norwaik
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IIIIIi.
till be given In larckwood’s halt, Wall day an
street, Norwalit.
_ “WM 4
ASP Pure Food Daily Bulletin
for Week Commencing
Monday, November 8th
READ OUR PRICES
THAT’S ALL
19 lbs. Best Granulated Sugar for $1.00
Very Beat A&P Creamery Butter, a lb, 35c
Pure Leaf Lard, a pound, . 15c
Condensed Milk, all kinds, a can, 100
Warranted Eggs, a dozen, . 30c
Full Cream Cheese, a pound, . 18c
A&P Fancy Pat. Flour, 24 1-2 lb. sack,85c
A&P Fancy Patent Flour, a barrel, $6.75
Matches, large box, 3c
Iona Peas, a can, . . . 8c
Laundry Starch, a pound, . 3 l-2c
Herring, fresh, "‘l-Z'Il'lt’tlf" a can, . 12 l-2c
Gold DuSt, large Package, . 19c
an Hiatiips with l lntue ran it,
i‘oudrr at ................. 50c
25 Stumps with 1 bottle i‘ure
iu‘hil‘tlt'lh at ................ 250
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Extra Stamps with Teas and Coffees
:0 Stamps with l Ill. 35c Tea.
13.”. Stamps with 1 lb. 406 Tea.
ill Stamps with 1 lb. 20c Fallen.
:0 Stainpn with l Ih. 25c "offer.
to Stamps With 1 ih. 50c Two. 2.3 Stamps with t Ih. 30: t'oli‘ee.
tiu Stamps with 1 iii, 80c ’i’vn. :lil Stumps with t iii. 35:: Coffee.
For Extra Stamps wrth Groceries See Our Circulars
IHE Ililiil IIIP IEA COMPANY
124 E. Washington Street, South Nor-walk
Tel. No, 909.
Deliveries 8:30 A. M. and 2:30 P, M. Fm Military.
w
t The schooner, Charles tailing, Cap-
, are spottiiltig the day , taln Weldon in command, that. can"-
ttrom Ht. (leorae, New Brunswick. III
pert imekwoort and Howard Will. i now titseliaratn a cargo of spruce and
tall, uuiplomen of the lionneetleul pine for Hohlw I, .Iiall & Randall 00..
oinpany, are off today on a fishing I Water street, Norwnlk. 'i‘hla schoonr .
‘Ilt‘ er was luillt on the great lakes, tutti
't‘he Nutmeg ('lnh in making prep!!!“ IIIIft‘I'n in Imild from tho uchoonet‘a
lions for Ila dance to he held on the seen along the coast.
Spetdel'n orchestra, of Brltlge- Max Malnio and Ernest
art. will rnrnlnh the music. The dance. hath o
t New York.
Johnson.
t‘ Norwalk, are in New York tia'
«t intend to “take in" the Hippo,
drums. fl ‘ , .
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Norwalk Chronicler