'68, Water Street
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SPECIAL SALE
Men’s Suits and
Overcoats
$15.00 SUITS AND $9 00
OVERCOA'I‘S - -
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN RTMSO. NORWALK
{Foams (flout. Q9.
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fiidbndanvea'rISING
ifittsthstie something better
' no talk behind a.
. : Nofhoneyed words of ours
~- Wlli’lteep you warm, if
Our real fails to do its work.
With this fact in mind
We are constantly on the alert
Thisecure the best coal—-
Buying only those varieties
' I“ Youhave approved.
V The ,kind‘vvord's ‘ 5
0i satisfied customers "
Sound gootho us‘i
mafiliius @AL 69.
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t
Coating Stations
are for Uncle Sam‘s navy nest
in importance to the ships
themselves; their acqui-
sition is proof of
wise foresight.
How about your foresight? You
After the Thanksgiving Dinner every
man enjoys a good smoke.
I a °f “a: “1::
h ’ Pacific for
Roqlggckgggow Your Coaiing Station
it's right lure at
OUR YARDS
You can't llnd a better one.
HAZLEION COAL
The B. Hershfieid 8i Son Co.
\-oa—-
TWin City i 5C
and Nugget, I GIGARs
B. J. REYNOLDS Tel.294. 122 Watert.
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Ladies’ Short
HE assertions, claims. vamp Shoes
creeds and maxims of shoe
, ARE ALL THE RAGE.
dealers are of little. ac-
Ali
. . . We have iliciu in l’ui. t‘oli_ tluu
count uiih you unless the Metal, Russel, Iliack and ”In"
house from whichyeu buy your SllEdeS in Bolton or Law, at $2.00 in
, shoes "makes itood.‘l That's $4.00.
Suede Dressing, in all colors, 15c.
MAX: LEVY
169 Washington BL. South Norwalk.
why we want you to buy
Emerson’s or Keith
” Konquerdr
LounsburySzSoules
or Herrick’s
FOR WOMEN
and
Educator or Boéton
School Shoes
FOR CHILDREN
CON‘NEALLY
Loose Leaf
Books
Dennison Passe llnrtout liludlng.
Dennison Lunch Sets, at
W. A. Briggennan’s
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington at.
LOOK !
Snappers. Halibut. Bosiou Blues.
Weak h‘lsh. li‘iut li‘lsii. Blue Fish, Cod
Fish. Eels. Escallopa.
A. Aaronson
successor to JOHN c. SILCOX.
FISH MARKET.
I81 WASHINGTON STREET IRIDOE.
TELEPHONE 931.
FREE DELIVERY ALL OVER TOWN.
MONEY TO LOAN -
We loan money to uoiiueiietmers nt
ii Weekly payments, also to property
owners on second and third inort
unites. All business lruusuctod strict
ly confidential. illnee hours from 9 it.
ill. till 7 p. m.: Saturdays till 9 p.11).
INDEPENDENT LOAN 0. SECURITY
COMPANY
N Washington St. Haviland lidg.
Ons flight up. Room 1.
ND
BRACKEN
Ii WASHINGTON STREET.
IOUTH NONWALK.
TELEPHONE 86M
BUY THE AMERICAN RUB-
BERG
Guaranteed not to crack
Hard and soft ready for tamiiy use.
Hard Wood.....Ii.7ii per it. cord.
. 90ft Wood......ai.bo per it cord.
Split Wood, 95o Extra.
A. OARMI IETTB' WOOD YARD.
N0. 74 Nswtown Avsnus.
Rhona No. use. Norwaih. Conn.
all“
ma -
Some men belong to every society in
Mrs.” ii‘i‘itlii‘ea e7“ {...}.‘diiil; of
Shelton. la i’iuiiilig with Mr. iilitl Mrs.
the noishborhdod but .ihe society of (I. N. Arnold, or iluiup street. Nor-
thsir home. walk.
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1A SPENDING ACCOUNT
, . , This is all a rip-called "saving" account amounts to with many
' .pehple. .
‘ 110' iii it with YOU? Have, you allowed your savings account to
. , deteriorate Into a apondimt account? if so. try to atop your with-
, .drawsls and save persistently. We add four per cent. interest.
f; The South Norwalk Savings Bank
, ouirso sans sunnmo.
.iiwasninoron s1. sou-m NORWALK, cons.
The Paris Cloak
multilingual lliili'
Miss May Helen Swan has returned
home to New York, after a few days'
visit with her sisters. Mrs. William
(I. Weed and Miss Charlotte n Swan.
of Pleasant street.
President Christian Swartz. of the
Norwalk Hospital. has not yet an-
nounoed the membership of the com-
mittee which will c. alder the matter
of a. new hospital bu lding. Mr. Bwartz
has the matter under careful consid-
erntlon.
The members of the Woman‘s ii‘or-
eign Missionary Society of the First
M, E. Chi roh were delightfully enter
tnlned Sat rday afternoon at the home
oi Mrs. Thomas 1. Raymond. at Mill»
side. At this session. Miss Elsie liill
favored with no account. of experienc-
es she has liad~tn Rome and gave a
particularly interesting address, after
which dainty refreshments were serv-
ed. There was a large gathering of
the ladies.
Following a conference with oili-
clals of the railroad company. High-
wny Commissioner Daniel Dunlop has
had billboard signs about the. com
puny fences in the center of the city
removed. Mr. Duniop stated this
morning that he had ascertained that
the company did not give permission
for the erection of the boards. At
the present time, the company is hav-
ing the repairs made to the fences.
which will lie repainted.
THANKSGIVING TURKEYS.
Report. as Usual, of Scarcity and
High Prices for the Birds.
The annual pro-Thanksgiving re
ports that turkeys are scarce, that
the usual supply will not he avail
able, and that the price will. there»
fore. be high. is getting in be a in-
mlllur. The condition has existed for
so many- years that a recent prluicd
report that "the supply Is not at all
normal" sounds like a joke,
it has not been many years since
tuilu-yt, were gemrtilly raised and
unit: by farmers in this :crfiou of the
i‘tillll‘.‘ and the Ittii'll‘iiii supply has
mm. to be it small supply. This of
l'f‘ftlfit', ln 5 reference to local turkeys
(Ii lurid-vi: raised in the West tip-re
bus supply at a variety of
prices. ulilmnxb by no means low pri-
«cs‘ rt‘el’Y your.
Local liliii‘iil‘lliii‘ll how as yet re-
ii-ivr-d little information regarding
”.9 supply of turkeys in be secured
Il'oiu places near tit home, but they do
not expect that there will be more
than usual, and it is probable that the
prices will be about the same, as net
year There is no reason to believe
there will not be u plentiful supply of
Western turkeys, bill the prices and
liit‘ quality will depend to a consider
able extent; upon the state of the wen-
ilitil‘.
”though most people prefer imme-
iniued iurkeys to those shipped in
from the West, there are many other
people who bellevu- that the Western
turkey is the best for quality, the
some as Western beef is superior to
quuernlaed. The advantage of the
homourowu and home-raised turkey
is that it is fresher and suffers less by
the changes or weather previous to
Thanksgiving lily.
'l‘ht price of good turkeys at the
present time is around twenty-live
cents a pound. this for Western tur-
keys. or course. The natives have
uoi yet commenced to appear In the
mri‘ltnih.
live" It
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following real estate lrnnaiers
Were recorded at tho iowu' clerk's of»
lice in Norwalk, yesterday:
Alden i-ioimnuii in George D. McKay,
lot and building, Five Milo River hur-
bor. Wur.
Innis l-i. liners io Addie V. White.
building lot. Gibson avenue. War.~
t'hurlca If. Smith to Addit- V. While.
lot and building, Charles 13 street.
Wur. ~
Winfield B. Wade to itdaur ii. Fox.
building lot. Went street. War.
Jennie T. Whilehouse io lands 8.
lleers. two lots. Harbor View Beach.
WWnr. .
Mary C. Woodward tin intlla ii.
Munro. building lot. Woodward ave-
nue. War.
lottie H. Munro to Mary C. Wood
ward, lot and buildings. Woodward
and ilurrltt avenues. War.
FIR! FOLIO! POOL TOURNEY
Last evening the pool tournament
among the members of the South Nor-
walk li‘lre Policeiwaa opened with a
game bemoan Jacob Bi‘hhllh, Jr.. in.
ted so, and John Shelton. rated. 70.
Mr. Hchauh was victorious by the
score of fill to ill. Ellis Maid» oilirl
start as referee and John bass as
soorsltospsr. There will he no more
mes in the tournament until Thurs
Suits .
OUT AT GREATLY asouceo' ‘
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[IEIIHS iiiil illlilllili.
Infant Murphy.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Murphy, of ill Holden avenue.
was buried In St. Mary's cemetery.
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Catherine Bheehan.
Mrs. Catherine Sheehan. an aged
woman, who has been an inmate of
the. aims house for many years. died.
last Sunday. at ll o'clock. The funer-
al was held from St. Muryis Church.
this morning, at 9 o'clock. The bar
rlul was In St. Mary's Cemetery.
Mrs. Harriet N. Dauchy.
Mrs. iiurrlei N. llnuchy, wife of
Harry E. Danuhy, died at herhome.
78 Water street, last evening. aged
54 years. The funeral will be held at
the home of her son. Samuel Nelly, 3
ltowau street. East Norwulk at 2
o'clock Thursday afternoon. in ad-
dlilnti to her husband. two children
survive. They are Samuel Holly. at
whose home the funeral Is to he held.
and Mrs. Charles Moore. ‘
Mrs. Oscrglanna Boyd.
The-funeral of Mrs. i‘leorglnuno
Boyd, who died Sunday afternoon at
her home, 9 Raymond street, will take
place at the home of her son, Samuel
II. iioyd, West i'cdur street, 2:30
Wednesday afternoon. liurial will be
in Riverside (‘eiiii-tery. Mrs. Boyd is
survived by five children. Mrs. .lob
Lockwood, Mrs. James (‘onklln and
Samuel M. Boyd, of this city, and
Preston ll. iioyd. of Wupplnuer's
Falls, and Mrs. Willaiu hirilrogor, of
Norihport, lama island. Mrs. iloyd
also i05l\'t.'a eight grandchildren.
THAW HA3 ANOTHER OUTING.
His Mother Desired to Have Him Tes-
tify in Suit in New York.
.\‘l-I\\' YtiltK. \‘m iii-Hurry i\'
'l'iiaw loduy has brought here from
the Asylum for the criminal ln‘suuv
ill Muttenwnu to appear as a witness
iii a civil action before .lusiico liawl
lug, who presuiml at the lust irlul oi
’l‘hnw for the hiilius of Stanford
While.
TilltW \t‘lis inviting tt‘l‘li
i‘ii in be ill good spirits.
’i‘hnw's presence in court was desir
ed by his luntlwr, Mrs. Mary (‘opley
Thaw. in defending the suit wlii"h Dr
Allan Mclnue Hamilton lin’. brought
against iu-r for noun ii‘i‘ii.
an ad l‘mwiil‘
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WILL OPEN GARNER STREET.
Yesterday rcfcreuce was made in
the apparent, at first sight. lameness
of the administrative department hud-
ael of the city for the nine months
from January i, lillll. Another depart
input which similarly looks large in the
highway department. but Highway
Commissioner lluulop explains that
considerable of the naked for nppro
printiou is for new sewer work. and
83.500 of it is for the opening of (lnr
our street, which extends from West
avenue to i-‘alrfield avenue.
SECRETARY CARLIILE BRIGHTER
NEW YORK, Nov. l6.~Althouuh n
charms for the worse in the condition
or extieereiury of the 'i‘reusury Cure
lisiu was reported lusl plant. it was
said this morning at St. Vincent‘s
Hospital, where he has been serious-
ly ill for several days past that he had
passed a comfortable night and seem
ed brighter than usual in tile early
hours today. Dr. Joseph liryant, Mr.
Ctirllalc's physician. declined this
morning to issue any sinicnicnt m
aurdlug his iihilenl‘s condition. t'ltise
"tenth: of Mr. t'arllslc, hon-over. seein-
lid encouraged at the elderly puiicut‘s
condition. while still serious, showed
improvemenl.
is it ... the
House?
A Good
' T in Roof
No beiler investment can be mud.
and I Riiiil‘itllil‘ti ihi‘ lmsi ri Kifit'it and
workmanship. timid for
that will tell the rest of lhc story.
Horace R. Nash
TILIPHONI 401.
NORTH MAN AND WIIT WRIITI
out loud m
AThree Days’ Sale of Ladies’ and
Misses’
‘ OP BROKEN LOT. TO IE CLOSED
‘ PRICES
Sale in ’sou'rn sermon and. STAMFORD
we ALTER Fees or canned "
RIST
Pony, Caracul
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In run LEADINO- Dav GOODS arose.
M & HYA
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
FURY—OATS .1
Our Fur Coats are made by the most reliable
manufacturers and we sell them with the Strongest
kind ,of guarantee. We have them in ‘
’ French Seal
In SS, 45 and 50 inch length .
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
’ Mamot I
““'“annuals * “ , ““
THE NEW
lot it
H. Krieger& Co.
29-31 West Washington Street
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TELEPHONE 390.
Entire Change of Program Today
An All Star Show!
Bigger and Better Than Ever
The Great European sensation
THE GREAT HENRY FRENCH
Mimic. Actor. Magician. Juggler and
impeach-tar.
EDDIE CLARK AND His WINNING
WIOOWS.
s—AEOS MUSICAL—5
MOORE AND YOUNG.
AND THREES OTHER FEATURES.
PRICES:
Orchestra. reserved . , ........ 33c
Balcony. reserved .. ., . ...... 20c
3003estsat...........,.. ..lOc
MATINEE.
Ail Seats ..................... i0c
Chiidi‘en ......................... 5c
......" ...." is...t.;v...‘.i..m.
MUSIC HALL
SOUTH NORWALK.
DEGINNING TODAY
Direct from Plaza Music Hall
"LITTLE HIP"
The Smallest Elephant in the World.
Doss Everything but Talk
JOHNNY M'VEIOH. OERTRUDE
BARNES AND GIRLS
in "The Matinee Fool"
THE CLARK RAZZILLIANS
Flying Trapeas Artists
RAY HASWELL
Lady Whistler
ORVELLO AND OTHELLO
Society Oymnasts
VAROMAN
impersonator of Artistic Types
Special Engagement of
SULLIVAN, PASOUILINA A CO.
In a Musical Comedy
"A C. O. D. PACKAGE
Opsslai Usenet-y
the Never-Changs-in-PriceuHouse
Music Hall
20 CENT!
in The Norwaiks.
At
10 CENTS
Suits for Beys
FOR
A $1.50. and $2.50
'l‘hcsc Suits are worth more than double
the price we are asking for them.
CLOAKS
For Girls and Misses
Beyond a doubt the heel assortment
specialty of Chil-
dren's Cloaks and
are selling these
goods on Our
Charge System for
less money than
other Stores.
We are making a
MUSIC HALL
ONE NIGHT ONLY
FRIDAY, November 19th
A REMARKABEEAY OF MIRTH
AND MYSTERY
That Triumphantiy Successful
matizatlon of Meredith Nichol-
son's Popular Novel
The House of a ‘ OTICE
Thousand Candles and...“ ...... ...... .
Four Whimsicsliy Weird Acts. Ovar- F'RBT CLA”
w Reétaurant
An Excsiieht Ooiupany Hsadsd Iy
WAYNE CAMPBELL At 11me Main St.
NOVEMBER 22nd
Perfectly at all and Oomplsts in All
All Kinds of Isa “so a Opsolalty
E‘NEWM’AN
emcee ..... 1 ..... ...25. as. so. 75c
”Ml‘i‘ddii‘d‘himrmhm?
Dra-
aoiits on sale at box cities and
c'ol‘s "
Wssd's drug stars. Norwaiit.
MIDDLETOWN. Nov.‘«‘ie.-i\. Roth,
BaSket {,all a plumber, committed suicide by
AT THI shooting last night at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Pli‘li Malian. in the out-
ARMORY skirts "f the cty. "9 liliued the
Monday Night
and discharged the piece by presslna
the trim with his toe. tie-penden-
oy. this to mental trouble of his wife.
who is in the Connecticut Hospital for
the insane. and lack of work is he-
ay evening, 7 when it is issued to
have two saints glam (iii.
Wm toss.
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llevsd to have caused his “.11.
’“X‘w “N’M ; ‘ ‘
mussle of a shot gun in his mouth
rieger&Co.
29-31 West WashingtOn Street
.Ve'vc made our reputation on
good Clothing for Men
BsnhmiuChihes
.dlfied Dmiwinrfii‘fwéh,
and we’re just as careful
about our Haberdashery
being right. ioo.
Dent'a and Fownoa' (times.
".00 and $1.50
Pajamas, outing flannel and
madrss .........s1.0t)to $3.00
Knitted Scam ....bbe to “.03
An nnuaudiiy attractive as-
aortment of Plotted shirts
for tall wear .. ”41.50
J OSEPH DAVIS
Tailor, Gisthlsr. Hatter.
Furnish»,
Trunks anti Luther Oasis.
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Norwalk Chronicler