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Get. a Piano Guiltiest. with
every purchase. it will cost
you nothing.
F. A. LANE;
It Confectionery f
51 Washington Street.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
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For Norwaik and vicinity: Cloudy
‘and unsettled weather with probably
snow hurries tonight and Saturday. A
disturbance of considerable intensity
is central this morning over the Cana-
dian Northwest. Cloudy and unsettled
‘weather prevails over the northern
districts east of the Rocky Mountains,
and snow tiurries have occurred dur-
ing the last. 24 hours from the Western
Lake region eastward to Eastern New
York. The weather is generally lair
over the southern half of the country.
Freezing temperatures were reported
from stations in the Atlantic coast
states as far south as Georgia. Condi-
tions favor for this vicinity cloudy and
unsettled weather, with probably oc-
casional light rain or snow ilurrics to
night and Saturday.
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Temperature: Low, :55; high, 50.
Partly cloudy.
h-~Men's & lioys' Caps. ()‘lirien.
The flight of stairs In the bunk
building, it Wall stret. Norwalk, is
rejoicing in a. coat of oil.
James ll. Brooks, of the firm of lien-
tord and Brooks, left this morning in
the firms Packard automobile for
New Haven, thcrc to get six Yule stu-
dents and take tbcm to Cambridge,
Mass. for tomorrow's great Yale-liurv-
nrd football game.
-~('.urlond turkeys here next week.
:23c lb., nlivc; 26c Ib., drcsscd. (Yrcagh
& Lehotsky. Central liotel Block,
Monroe street.
St. John‘s imiuc. No. it. A. l“. and
A. M., hcld its regular mceiing last
night and worked the follow craft do
tal‘ce. 'l‘hcre was it good attendance.
After the Iuccting a number of the
brothcrs adjourned to the bowling ul-
lcy nud pittcd thclr skill against each
other. , I w... . ,
Eminent (irund inspector Thomas
W. Morgan will pay Clinton (‘ommnn
dcry, Knights Templar. nn otfleial visit
this evening, when it is hoped there
will be its inrgc n turnout of the
members as possible. At the close
or the ercniug an elaborate banquet
will be served.
~—'l‘hc C. .i. lillntz & (‘o. are ndrcr-
lining a $1.50 slceping lloll, with cyc-
lashes, shoes and stocks, for tumor»
row, at title.
li‘runk Slavin, whosc wiic rctrcntly
haunt-d hcrscli‘ while spilt-ring Jroln
incluncbolia, wont to iil‘itlucport hur-
rlcdly chucsduy upon the reccipt of
it tcicnrani stating that one or his
sons wuu scriousiy ill. Mr. Slnrin rc-
ccntly rcsuiucd his old duties with thc
South Norwnlk highway department.
llr. Muhcllc .1. Perry, of Wcst uvo-
nuc, wii umkc ihc opcninu address to
night uI ihc nnnunl mccting or the
Connecticut stutc li‘t‘tlt‘l‘iiiiOll of Wu
Iuen'sclubs hcld In Cheshire. .llr.
Perry is u Iucmbor ot' the f’ridny AI
tcrnoou Club, of South Norwulk. 'l‘hc
club is bonorctl in this aclccilon of
our or its most popular mcnibcrs.
— t‘ruubcrrics .‘i qts. 33c. it‘llln tilt (‘0:
Much intcrcst is bclng tukcn in thc
proposcil rcorizaulzutlon of lilo Mcrch-
unis' and Mnnut'acturcrs' Assrwiution.
uud it is cxpcctcd therc will be u Iurizc
:Iitcbdnucc Monday cvcniug ut the
South Noi'wulk (llub. whom the rc-or-
uuuizniiou ot‘ the Association will bc
discussed. ltusiucsu men, professional
inch and others intcrestod have been
invited to Ito present.
~~-~Sauuugo, lie lb.,
Market.
Mlsa licrthu iloldizur was icndcrul
it, vcry enjoyable surprise party Wc .
ucsdiiy cvcnuig at. her home in Elm
tirovo utrcct by u compuuy of about
:.u I'ricndu. ucvcrul of whom were from
lb‘Iilitcport and tho rcmuinticr from
this city. Vurlous gumcs and music
i'iillll'IIlllIt‘tI to thc evening‘s plcuuurcs
and an cluborutc supper was Hcrvml.
'l'hc supper Willi served about It!
o‘clock and at l o'clock the authoring
brokc up.
Winter Cups, Winter Cups. (.l’ltriou
’l‘bc itcv. it. it. (‘urpouter announces
tor his prcluiic on current events this
wcck It most timely subject, which
midootly Iltlii some local coloring
i.tttl\\'Illi: out of Mr. Carpenter's ob~
r-t'l\‘llllilll an it local pmitor. The sub-
loci is: “Tim Downhill of un Orphan
iiirl; or. The Moral Parasites in South
.\‘orwnik." Mrs. Franklin lrvl it
Smith will sing the ofi’ortory, “(l l. v-
itut li‘utlior." by llol Klego. unit the
rcuuiur sermon will no on "The Mom-
orlt-s or 'i‘hunltaitlriug liiiy.”
'(lrocn Mountain Potatoes, 5 int.
lots, iii’ic, bit. I“. I). Lawton at. (it).
ill New York
WCANDY
1 lb. BOX, 25c
Stillson-Powell Corporation,
Prescription Druggtetl
Open Sundays . South Hermit:
PURITAN
COUGH SYRUP
Cures that Cough
SOLD ONLY BY
F. ii. Baxter, Druggiii
ANoERSON'S
Launch Works
Boat Frames set up and ready to
plank. ,
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OysterSheliPoint,Norwalk
T A. J. Hand & Company
EIEIIIIIIIIII ENGINEERS IIIII
BIIIIIIIIIIIIIRS
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt’s Theatre Building, South Nor-
walk, Conn. Phone 423
_. 0 David W. ~~Raymond
Funeral Director and Embalmer
19 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Residence, 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at office, 336-2.
Telephone at house, 693.
Tornado insurance '
justcd to fit in regulation
flat and buttoning.
The model fits perfectly
trick.
We show these coats in
and patterns, priced from
The regular Imilitary mo
in handsome patterns and col
to $30.
I4 80. Main St.,
So. Norwalk.
vercoa
Want the Latest
Have you seen our new convertible cellar Overconts?
The Inappiest garments that have come to town. They
. _ are selling two to one over regular coats. i .
Convertible means a collar that may be turlbd up for
military eti‘ect and fittin closely around the neck, or ad-
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stylc with the lapcls lying
and works perfectly—and it
is the only one of many we've seen that really does the
a big range of fancy colors
$10 to $25
dels have standing snug-fit-
ting collars and button to the neck. We have them, too,
OX'S.
Plenty of the old stand-by Chesterfield cents for con-
servative men, in Oxfords and black, priced from $10
Ma‘sonic Building,
N orwalk.
b
head the special prices in the utir. oi
A. F‘. lieckmunn & (30.
(l. J. Clark, of Wall street, spent
yesterday in New York.
—~(lroeniug uud linldwin Apples, $3
bbl. lt‘. ll. Lawton E: Co.
lilghwny Commissioner tinnici liun~
lop is a visitor in New York today.
Misa lleriha Starr, oi' lianbury, is a
guest of Miss Agnes L. Golden, oi
ii‘alriieid avenue,
——Loin of Pork to roast, iilc 1b., at
New York Market.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ltownn, n bride
anti groom. who wcrc nuirricd Monday
morning in llztnhurr. wcrc guests
\‘Vcducsduy of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Md
Namuru.
F. T. Roscoe and i“. H. licdicnt.
members of the Methodist liroibcr
hood of the M. i9. Church of Norwalk.
lctt this morning to aticnd a met-ting
ot the Brothcrhod in New York.
~~StIIT liuis, $1.75 to $3. (l'lll'lcn.
licv. [IOIIIS li‘. ilerry, of Stamt‘oid.
who is to lecture Sunday evening at
the Sunday Evening institute. is our
of the lecturers in the New York pun
Ilc school pcoplcs‘ course. iio has
prorctl very popular in that coursc,
’i‘he chorus of the Sunday Evening
institute will meet. at, the South Nor-
walk Congregational Church, this l’\t'-
ping at 7:210. to rehearse [or the music.
til proul‘um licxt Sunday owning, and
also for the “Holy t'lty," to bc givcu
in ilcccmhcr. All who wish to apply
for Incinbcrshlp in the chorus iiili
111ch Hot, ’l‘icrnun this crcning.
’ A food and cnkc sale will bc hold
at Stillsonl’tm'cll's drug store, on Sili‘
urduy ni'tt-rnoon. by the \\'omun's
tlniid of Trinity t‘hurch.
iirircr Sumac] Mctiownn, of tlic l'ut»
nun) llosc wagon, rcspondcd to u still
illiil'ill of ilrc iii. thc lioluc ol’ titliccr
Frank S. Sirution, in Ann strcct, yes
tcrday Iii'tcrnoon. ’l‘hc bitizc wus t'ound
In ihc chimucy in which n cout was
found sluil‘ctl. llow thc pnriucut uni
thcrc Is a mysicry. 'i‘hc blazc was
quickly put out \\'IIII thc clu-luicni cx
linguishcrs.
A dclcuation of about ‘33 tilciubors
oi' (Tourt, iaiurci. Daughters of isubclltt.
Wcui to tirccnwlch last etching and
Visilcd (‘ourt St. Francis and WOI‘t‘
tinciy cnicriulncd. The South Nor
walk Iudics also put on for their
Urconwich t'rlcuds tho sitcicb they so
successfully prcscnicd at u roccut out
tcrtuiumcni in this city at the Knights
of Columbus quarters.
(irccu Mountain l'oiatocs, .3 bu.
lots, 83c bu. i“. It. Lawton & i‘o.
Thankful
for good hciiith, good
crops. good IIllli‘i-i.
At no prcriuua limo
worc proupccls so
bright for u»: no u nu.
tlon. iiui what about
you on till individual:
iioca 'l‘hiiuitsuirlnu ilud
you ubcml Ill it Illliill-
ciui wuy'.‘
l'rcpurc for future
'l‘hunkspli‘ibuu by
martini: a savings ac-
count Willi tho
So. Norwalk
Trait Co.
Poles
FOR SMELT AND BLACKFISH
FOOTBALL GOODS
At COLEMAN’S
NEWS STORI
10 North Main St. tenth NOMIIR
Agent for A. G. apaidlng'l
.Im lull and Opening Good.
FishingTackleand,
SAT‘ISI‘IIICI) illli".
cost less than poor goods in proport
A word from you will brim: any
highest quality. grain and iced. M
Proprietor
lionnlo (.‘hlck Feed
lionnio llorso F‘ccd
lionnlo llulry lt‘ccd
ilonuic i'ouitry lI‘rcd
Ilotlllic Sci‘uicbilii: I"t't~ti
WOOOWWW
l rcn'.i.:c til it lilo imt. SII'HIIII'SI and most profitable customer is the
l bciicre that the highest quality goods, ill! a rule.
ion to real value. 'l‘hut Although a
low price will nppcnl to most pcopio at first. sooucr or lutcr it will
come to a matter or rcoults. and the t-iA'i‘lSFlh‘l.) customer will be the
one to whom I am selling the roost goods.
quantity you may \\‘lSIi—-t)f tho
ay l have that word 2’
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
WOOOOOOt OOO”””MOOOMWOO”WM
Labrador Smelt (
Flattishr“ “-i
Weakiish, -
Hard Crabs, -
Rockaway Long
Cutbill’s Bridge
" LONG lSLAND '
Escallops, 2500i.
Whiting). 5c lb.
- 10ch.
40c doz.
Clams, - 35c qt.
Cod. Smelt, Eels. Halibut, Spanish Mackerel, Salmon,
Butterflsh, Long and Round Clams. Try our
Oysters-best we've had in five years.
Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108.
Ili’iCES, EXTRACTS.
FREE DELIVERY.
SOUVENIR
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20
Blue Oatmeal Dish
In Addition to the Usual Checks
wrru
CHOCOLATE. COCOA.
TAPIOCA, CORNSTARCH, TEA, COFFEE, Etc.
100 Package
l .. click that their lI:i\‘tii to i'od
Sovcreign Poultry Seasoning
iiry, ibuuc and Sluitcd Meats.
" 1 Check
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WALL STREET. 10:10 it. m.—~l¥’ric.cu
moved upwards quite uniformly in the
opening dealings in stocks, which Were
woil distributed through the list. Illiill
(topper was conspicuous with 9, rise
of 3 points. rtlnlon Paoltloond United
States Rubber gained 1 and Reading,
N. Y. Central and. St. Paul & San
Francisco 2nd pi’d. large prnctlonu.
WALL B'l‘itliliil'i‘, it n. m.-~’l‘he tcu-
dcucy continued npwnrd tor a whib»,
during which Union Pacific rcucbcd
205. and a number of specialties show»
t‘tl crccptiouai strength. ltcultniuu in
Reading and Amalgnnuucd (loppcr
caused it moderate reaction in which
Uliltcd States Steel and some of tho
railroad stocks fell slightly below ynic
iurduy’s cloning. Amalgamated Con-
pcr receded over it point to 95. Later
a number of new stocks came into
prominence. Reading not 1% above
that highland Amalgamated Copper
returned to where it. left off yesterday.
WALL S'i'llli‘lhl’l‘.‘ noon.~t§eillnu
pressure on Amalgamated (. poor to
bciow it; won a depressing i ituenco.
iYnIou i‘nuttie lost most of its gum.
itcokuk it lies Molnea man 4 3-8, the
preferred. (ioutrni Railroad or New
Jersey and American Express II. Lou
iuvtite & Nashville 2 and liuitliuore it
Ohio i. Western Union ran oil 1 H.
WALI. H'i‘itiilET. i p. m.«'l‘be iowur
prices tailed to bring in any buying,
tum
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Amman loot 3
We Facile. Iii-court Pacino. Arn-
WM comm inul Sic-o humid
must i. jockey (turnout-I pro. and
American Woolen were advanced I.
no at. .
The (lilireru' Amwiation ur the Nor-
wolit Fire Department menu tonight
at the Pioneer Hook and ladder par-
lora at 8 p. m. to We iinul reports
of the fair.
SISECIAL _
THANKSGIVING
VALUES
on till liinlug ileum Furniture purch-
ased between now and Thanksgiving.
Sideboards and China Closets.
20% Discount
Buffets, Extension Tables and
Dining Chairs,
10% Discount
F. A. MITCHELL
UNDERTAKERS.
B. K. MITCHELL. EMBALMER.
CORNER WALL AND HIGH STS-y
NORWALK. CONN.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL OPEN A
FIRST CLASS
Reitaurant
At 17 North Main St.
NOVEMBER 22nd
All Kinds of Sea Food a Specialty
E? NEWMAN
1910
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DELIVERY AT ONCE
The entire product of the im-
tnry will all be sold by January
1, lliitl. l'Iurp your iil'tIt’l's :it
once and lliilili‘ your dutc oi dc~
lively and you will get it on
time.
i. E. tuition in.
AGENTS
39 Wall Street. Norwalk
IN BOTH STYLE AND QUALITY
The Rals‘ton
Shoe
HAS ESTABLISHED ITSELF A8 A
LEADER AMONG MEN.
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Wear Shoes That Fit?
m wnsumorou ornnr. I
PHONI use.
he or. I \
potato and
THANKSG
Mixed Nuts, 10c a 1b.; and 2 lbs. for
Pecans. per lb. .............. 16c
Brazil. per lb. .............. we
2 qts. Hickory Nuts ........ 25c
Papér Shell Almonds. per 1b.. .22c
3 lbs. Prunes ............... 25c
lum Pudding, per can. .10 & 25c
United Groceryco
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
White and Fancy Shirts
Neckwear, Hosiery,
Underclothing, ' ‘.
Sweaters, Hats and Caps
Good Goods for Gentlemen
High Grade Shoes ‘ i.
$3.50, $4.00 $4.50 ,
Trunks, Bags, Dress Suit Cases '
Price’s Clothing Store ' .
TELEPHONE 165-5
6
98 Washington St. South Norwalk
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SPECIALS
25C and 15¢ a lb.
English Walnuts, 18C per lb. and
2 lbs. for 25C.
New Comb Honey ........ . .aoc
3 pkgs. Epicure Raisins ...... 25c
2 pkgs. Health Brand Raisinsasc
3 lbs. Nova-Seed Raisins. ...25_c
3 lbs. Muscatel Raisins ...... 25c
Fancy Table Raisins, per 1b.. .15c
2 lbs. Large Prunes ........ 25c 3 pkgs. Cleaned Currants ....25c ”,’ '
I lb. Dried Peaches ....... ..lOC Citron. per lb. ........ . ..... 20;" j ,j
l lb. Dried Apricots ......... 15c Lemon and Orange Peel, lb...15c . ’3» ‘
Layerii‘ip,per.ib...........s5c sets. Whetstone”... '
3 lbs. Wet Mince Meat ...... 25c Fancy Cranberries ........'.‘.uc .
3 pkgs. None Such Mince Malaga Grapes, per lb. .. ...15c.
Mcai .................... 25c Sweet Cider. gal. . . . .asc
Oranges, doz. ,. . . .25, 30,.35, 40c
Apples. per peck, 25c and up. Large assortment of Celery, Spin-~
ach, Sweet Potatoes, Turnips and Cauliflower. All kinds of new
Buckwheat and Pancake Flour.
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PHONE 143
in EMPIICE U
Price, $4.00 ‘
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SPECIAL SALE for Week .7
Commencing Monday,
November 15th
Thanksgtvmg
For other Cut Prices and Extra Stamps
See our Circular
Very Beet A8tP Creamery Butter, a lb, 350
Pure Lard, a pound, . ’ . 150
Extra Fine Eggs, 3 dozen, . .30c
Seedcd liniuina. ii pkns. tor...25c (bounce. in {or ............... 260
Cleaned Currants, it pkga. t'or.250 git," 13ml“ Vllilcai. XIII Iti‘tiw- “INNER:
| , _ one . lii'l I ilt‘o cu . it but. 0
Mind Nuts. 2 pounds for ..... 250 Johnston‘s Mince Moat. 5 lb. _
Cranberries, a quart ...... 10c
crock ....... . ..... . ........ 500
Datcu. a package ............. 56
Citron. a pound .............. 200
l’ittctl lintca, u pkg. ...... .100 ()rungc or Demon l‘ocl. n In. . .150
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‘Jn Stumps with I bottle i‘ure'
8i) Stumps with 1 large can I * . «
Extracts. any ilnror .-.:. .25: .
AEI‘ ll. l‘owdci‘ ill ........ 506
10 Stamps Free with Any (lithe
‘Following Articles .;
1 box stinkcr Salt at ........... the t can Pumpkin or t3quanh.....‘i0¢f
1 pkg. Flurry itutlio Starch AND: 1 can Table Byt‘tIiL..........ioon
1 pint. Macaronint...........,10e I bot. Olives...»..............iour,
Humble
1 but. Vinegar at . ..... ......10c 1 pkg. Spuglietti........
I HE BREAI IIIP IEI IIIIIIIPIII
124 E. Washington Street, South Norwellt V
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