~88 8|,R. A. M will be Mid
rims; Nev. arr-3.1m. at s
p. or. walk. Mark Doll-u.
I Arch Masons cordially and
invited.
Inter-nail
BERT M.
yours,
lLCOX. 800'].
2 ‘lMPQRTANT MEETING.
me till”): an important meeting
ironing at the South ‘Norwalk
towhioh a cordial invitation is
y .. pd to business men. professional
1- “flail others to be present. The
‘1 important matter of the welfare
town is the object and the re-
lies “of the Merchants’ and
be
the Association and it is ex-
that there will be a large turn-
, fl order to accomodato as many‘
tilled to order until 8: 30 oclock.
I a, business men believe there are
possibilities in a live business
association and there has been
i. deal of regret expressed that
. has not been done in the last
or three years in the way of or-
‘ zed effort. The reorganization of
he Association will make possible the
uli lnatlon of the work suggested.
time was never more opportune
for a good live association «to get
I. Tito opportunity is open alike to
£9 smallest as well as the largest
on men to do their part.
1L
W
are is any doubt. that football
is played Is in need of drastic
plan it seems to be dissipated by
tot casualties compiled In Chicago
rday. This record shows that so
is season there have been killed
1 layers and 216 injured. ()f the
" it bar killed. 8 were college students
. ‘ igh school boys and 2 members
of itbletlc clubs. 'l‘ be number of col
lest players injured was 17]. Forty
wed high school boys and 5 members
of I thistle clubs. The grand total
a taprokeu legs, 9 broken arms
:1: 12 cracked collurbones. ll‘oot
hull seems to have a little lete-nlete
likdl the Spanish-American wur beaten
with frazzle.
.._,.__.__,. _._._.._...._ ...
_ Vilonder If John ll would ban- girl-n
..1.th hook worm contribution II In-
'1, had only known? This morning the
dedlsion of the Federal (fourt ordering
the” dissolution of the oil trust topped
ofliforly points in the llltll‘kt'i from
8th dard Oil. However. the Standard
iii if!" doing business
...
ll repoit has it collcclly the city
colincll is quite likely to have llll op-
lmlltunity to oxploss Itself regarding
' . ltaistnlld on Sunday t‘itllllllg moving
piolules ill the theatres. ill Hartford.
thdl prosecuting altollley' s ollll‘o scclus
mills the pivotal point.
......"
i s all feel urcutly rclicwll the As-
{on yacht Is lcpollcll sni’c lll San Juan.
‘ Polio Rico.
...—...... ....._.....
THE REAL lSSUE.
i hill; the President is ponds-ring
(hi unhappy situation ill lilo Interior
'flllilntninlns harmony between warring
'fool, he Hlloilill not forget that. the
pull: snpicious concerning the dispo-
Olt l) of the Alaskan coal lands will
inc be quieted by more expressions of
[solidence in either lililti. An Adminis-
t tion is obliged to maintain some
Iii ll of discipline among uulmrdlnutell.
1 chimes set forth so explicitly as
_ of Mr. (ilavls are not to be lo
1M .1 by xenurol denials. Just an in
1 ill Treasury lkvliartmcnt. uothlnulean
if n I. thorough Investigation can bu
. wanted all slitislacloryswlilxrluulyc.
a
-..—...
.... ...—“...... . m
WHY?
' y will some people stop going to
1 it because somebody has blighted
tyifodl them. and not !top attend
theatre for the same reason?
by does a dollar look so ennui
a an is treating a friend to
but is and so large when be
if
we
[lot for an automobile.
prcpmltlon were rarer-ell
Dillon.
, public might forgive the ease
ich divorce is attested among
‘1mfrcirbrlcocuuabcttuhhwf'
1 ,mcnim."
Llflliolblolothomputltll
also-trim“ II
«it: most that they orcrlmbcptb!
mi significance of “Moder tbcrforo
unto Guni- the thin: that m
Gum‘s."-—Bprlnlaolll Union.
The mayor of Plymouth. England.
advices putting todutil the feeble-
mln‘dsd. That would make it mighty
lonesome for the few of us who would
rcmsin.-—~Providence Tribune.
It's all right for Uncle Joe tomave
a bad memory. His conscience might
hurt him if *hoWsat alone with it to
count the skulls he has cracked.~—At—
ianta Constitution.
~6—
A report states that American to-
bacco interests will erect a cotton
mill. We have stood for hay. alfalfa.
cabbage and Manila cigars, but cot-
ton-never.-Wall Street Journal.
After a lawyer has demonstrated ex-
traordinary ability In the matter of
keeping people from getting justice he
is elevated to the bench for the pur-
pose of giving it to them.~—Chlcago
Record-Herald. ~
in his laboratory at Slm'kbrldgc a
nephew of Cyrus W. Fluid liilii por-
l'ected a new'lnstrument for simul-
taneous sending four messages ovor
one wire. Electricity runs In the fam-
ily.—-BOI-.Il0ll Herald:
—4——
Now that Prof. Sedgwick has pollli-
ed out that Niagara Falls is one of
the worst plague spots in the United
States because of the prevalence there
of conditions that cause typhoid fever,
Niagara Falls must be put. in order
right away. If only in the interest of
bridal conples.-—Boston Globe.
lilllilllll uni
lullll Iii lllllli
Mrs. Patrick Ryan Sustained Frigid-
iui Burns in a Fall on a Stove
Last Saturday
MI‘S. Patrick Ilyull, of (1qu street,
Milford, was curiously lllll'ill‘tl Slitnr
day morning. and as a result, died ill
St. ltupllucl’s hospital, va Ilarcu, In
tho llfit‘l‘lltitlll. Mrs. llynll, who lived
next door to the old Catholic church.
was alone in her kitchen. '11 1:1 sup.
posed that she stumbled, and fell on
lilo store, She rushed into llt'l‘ pantry
and clothes Ill the pantry“, catching fire
from her clothing, sot lili‘ pantry on
fire. Screaming with pain, silo rushed
out of the house.
Some workup-ll ill the slrllot,
NE W
(‘t't'dt'd ill wrapping pools. l-ll-., around
her, and in smoihl-rilla illl' lialnl-s.
llr. “curb and llr. l'ullicy were sum
mom-d. and (“ti what lilo! could to
allay the pain. lit-v. l’t'llil' Mrt‘loun of
St. Mary's church, nllmllllsll-rcll illv
last rill-s of the church. Mrs. llyun
was lllt‘ll taken ill an automobile, to
St. llnphnl'l's lloupllill, it) New iiilVi‘Il.
whore It was said ilull tho- allocl. hull
lwl-n so severe, that who t'illiill lil‘l‘ but
a low hours. i-lin- pnluu-li awn) ilill‘iilM
the afternoon.
Shr- was dreadfully burned, her
arms, chest and legs Ill-int; cut, from
the full on the stove, to the bonus,
and her wllOli‘ body was burned. The
body was brought to liliiol‘d on Sutur-
dny owning. Mrs. liyltn was nearly
70 years of ant», illlil was a llurotcll
lllellillor of bit. Mltry‘u t‘lllll‘t‘il. 'l‘ilr
damage to Iwr lltllllit‘ from fire was
slight, not over the sum of tho
lllll lililll’lllli ill
lllllli EXPRESS ill].
liltillilltll’tlll'l‘, Nov. 22.-~Il is stated
upon authority that. the Chamber oi
Colulncrw, of New Haven. hull joiluui
with tho Mnnui'arlurl-rs' Annotation, o.
lirlducpurt to lay it complaint lwforl1
the Inter Stale Conlluerru Commission
aunlnlu lllc Adams I‘Iltpri‘iill Company
alleging discrimination in express
rail-ll to the two cities. According to
M. if}. llrcwuterflroono. f-ltil‘l‘tilill‘)’ of
the Mnnlllnciurera' Association. it was
the intention of the latter body to
bring the complaint on the result of
an inquiry Into rates, but finding that
the body had no standing before lilo
colllnlllmion, stops were taken to not r
charter at llnril‘ord. Ill lilo nwnnlinw
it is stated the Chamber of Commerc.
of New Haven was pursuing an ludo
pendant Inquiry. and when certain
facts were obtained the two organlzn.
lions came together and will appear
in the role of Joint complaints. The
basis of the cornplalltl is that the All
nms Express Company charges more
for loss distance than for other cities.
The express company In said to have
replied to inquiries made of it that ex-
press rates were based upon mileaue.
The inquiry is said to show that cities
farther away from given points are at
forded a less rate on phokages. The
complaint will be laid before the com:
mission in Washington as that is the
proper body to make the Investlga
t of).
ATTIMPT ON HOTHBCHILO'I LiFI
BREBIAU Prussia, Nov. 22 “Wind
appears to have been an attempt upon
the life of Bonn Alblrt Rothschild of
Vienna. in reported from "Bonnie-rs-
dorf." the Rothschild hunting seat in
Upper Silesia. A schoolmaster who
was on his way to lichillerrdorf was
stopped by a mail who oouricously re
mum: other to deliver a letter to
. ,Mill'l‘ill.(ith1\\' York.
her, rushed to bur llNHIt-llllili't‘. and Hill“ ‘
Mill C. Eleanor Hoyl Weddell Gaye:
Cardiac! Dominick oi New York
At 3:80 Saturday afternoon. Min 0.
Eleanor Hoyt: only daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E. C. Hoyt. of Noroton Hill.
‘ was married to (layer Gardiner Domi.
nick. of New York. The wedding took
place in the Noroton Presbyterian
Church. and it was the largest and
most important wedding. socially, that
little church had seen in many a day.
, It was there that the bride's parents
Were married. some twenty years ago.
and the church. too, was the scene of
the wedding of her grandparents on
the maternal side. So it was as much
for sentimental reasons as any that
this brilliant wedding took place in the
Noroton church Saturday.
It was a large wedding—one of the
largest. in fact, that Noroton had had
in along time. at least in which either
of the principals was from a truly
Standard family. The Hoyts have “V-
ed In or near Stamford almost since
the beginning of the town. First fondly
is a term that may properly be applied
to them In the literal us well as the
figurative or. perhaps, .ulciul sense. E.
C. Hoyt. the father of the bride. Is
president or the Central Leather Com-
pnny. and Five Oaks. his place on No-
roton Hill. In one of tillI show places
of this section.
The llruggorhofs, of Noroton. frolll
which family comes the bride‘s moth-
or. is also one of the substantial old
families of this section. Mr. Dominick.
the groom, la a New York youg mun.
iii; In a Yale man. class of 1908. and
Is a member of the firm of Dominick
& Dominick. brokers. of New York.
llpwarlis of bull guests attended the
Wedding and the reception which fol-
lowed Il. The reception began at i
p. lll.. at Five ()uks. When it was
over the bride and groom began their
honeymoon ill a lnolor car. They will
go to California.
A special tl‘uln left New York about
2 p. ”L, to carry tho guests front llllll
(lily. 'i‘lll‘ train lllllllt' no stops ltnill it
reached Noroton. 'I‘Iu-rc, currluuos
null lnolors a'l-rc In waiting to lllli'l'
the guests to the church. and. allur-
wul'du, to l1‘l\'.- links. which is upwards
of a lnllc distant. 'l‘lll- decorations of
illc l‘lilll‘f‘ll and the house were not we
traorllillnrlly elaborate. Ill fart, slur
pllril) was lllt‘ rnlv ill this particular.
The flowers llllti plants all calm~ from
the xrcnl greenhouses on lllt‘ lloyl
plul'o. lluv. l'lr. (lwvll. motor of ill“
Episcopal (‘Ilurrll ut Mi. \‘n-rnou, livr'
formed llll' cvrluony. lie was assist-
I‘ii by lll'v. lir, ('lli'ltiti Martyn. pastor
of llu- church. A hurpisl and violinist
from Now York and an organist play
od tho wolldilla march.
The Whip was given away by llrr
fllllu-r. lirr gown was it rich f‘i‘Nllliiil
of while sullll. slivcl ill'lll'illlt‘ and old
law. with a court iruin. Slu- Will‘f'
it simple illlii‘ roll. and llrr flowers
wrl'e lilies of llll' vullvy.
’l‘lw maid of honor was Misti Elsiv
'l'lll- lil'llil‘lllillll
wcrl- Miss Alh'lin l'yll', Miss Alll‘lnlllt‘
hit-Alpill, \Ilss Mn) “'t'lillli'l‘llel‘. New
York, Miss Mudrlillc Smith, i-lluuilolu
Miss Sluilll is u cousin of tho llililv
They wore pull- illllt‘ satin and lulur
black hulk, with bill" lunilwl-s. I'iurh
hull pink rout-s
'I‘bv ill-kl man was lluyurd Iloluinlrk
Jr. of New York. the lll‘llli-uroolll’s
bl'olllcr. ’I‘lu- llslu-ls wcrl- llnl'olli
lirooka. l~‘.lll'u liaison. Allllor Stool,
Now York. Mlll‘liilli‘l' Scullul'V. .Iulut-z.
Iluwnrll. New Yolk; .lolln Ii, i'I'I‘Illl.
(‘llll‘uaoz Kl-nnclll Holt. and tillvrr
Iloyl. biotin-rs of tho bl'IlIc.
Miss Iloyl gore n illlilll‘l' Friday
night. lll l1‘lvo links, for her nilolr
dnuis. Mr. lliillllllit‘k alm- his llill'lllh
lor dlnlu-r. 'I‘Ililrsduy night. at tho Ynlv
(‘Iuli ill Now York.
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PUBLIC WATER ANALYSIS.
The public wutcr Ia llllllll‘ll'l? try llll1
stale f‘ilt‘lllilii. lllollibly Inlpo bullion
lli‘tl utel‘llirml null purllml lil woollen
rum-u and Will to llll' rll) wnil-l' do
pnrtlnclli. 'I‘bl-uc botllca lll‘i‘ llili‘ii and
labeled wlwft' llm wnlcl‘ la lulu-ll Iron)
and forwarded lo the slain i‘lll‘lllllli,
who ill due time solids lo the wall-l
ill‘lilll‘lllll'lll ibl- reports. It may illlt‘l'1
cut our i‘t‘iltil‘l‘li lo aluucc over a synop
sill of lllli Novollllil-l' roporl. The re
port on the raw water tukl-n from run.
urvoir shows: "Microscopic urllun-
buns. via: Nnvlrulu. trucllolonlollllu.
moloalru. dapllniu. colllospbnorium.
fullorlnu. nitrlllll. scensdcanius. pcdlulc
iruln. unnbuoua. (loclaalruln. (lililililtlll.
The figure» for organic uonstituanlu
are quite blah, due to the preiluneo of
know growths of fresh water alguu. A
coliuillclllblc number of muscles worl-
found as shown Ill the above list. the
Lilltl'fii Iliillllilil‘ii wore of the species
known all rlu-loupiiucrluln and anal
bound." .
The report on the sample of filtered
water which was drawn from ! faucet
in the city says: "This water In em
ilroly sale and satisfactory for drink-
ing and all purposes." We give be
low in figures and. terms a synopsis
of the report on the raw water from
the reservoir and the filtered water
from a city fallout:
Reservoir Filtered
. Water Water
Color do .12
Odor Grassy (iii
Sediment Heavy gray liray
’l‘nrbidlty in 3
Solid: Volatile :lil lil
immense-psi i210 ii?
Bwlal'ilk-IIB lid ll
Per cent. us fill m
The filtered water is of satisfactory
quality. but the filters could still do
me»
collunb
.y,|_ I ‘ mil better wort: were it not for the
‘toalliuhriarm
‘ *1
lllilliil Illll
Cash Bu
. C8811
35: Tea.
40: Tea.
50: Tea.
60: Tell.
20 Stamps with 1 lb.
25 Stamps with 1 lb.
til Stumps with 1 lb.
50 Stamps with 1 lb.
10 Stamps with 1 lb. 20: Coffee.
20 Stamps with 1. lb. 25: Coffee.
25 Stamps with 1 lb. 30: Coffee.
30 Stamps with 1 lb. 35: Coffee.
oiling do
That’s the reason of these stupendous
Mflli Y SAVING lliilRlIlllS
People patronize the 58.? Store because the
A&P always and everlastingiy give the
most of the Best for the Money.
THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL: DAY THUR80AV. NOV. 25TH
Very Best Creamery Butter, u.
pound .............35:
Pure land. a pound. . . .15:
3 pkgs. Raisins for .W..........25c
8 pkgs. Currants lor ...... .. .25:
Table Raisins, a pound . ..... .10:
for . .
Granulated Sugar. 19 pounds
F‘uil Cronin Cheese: impound-..1
Cranberries. a quart . . .
Molaga Grapes. p, pound . .
Salad Dl‘t‘lililllg. a bottle ...... 10:
....15:
NUTS.
Paper Shell Almonds. ft lb. ...22:
Tarragomt Almonds, a lb. . . .18:
Brazil Nuts. :1 lb. .10:
r.a-----~a
Filberta. alb. . 13c
Pecans. a lb ...... ... ..18:
Grenoble Walnuts, a Iii. ...... 18:
Flo'nlh Walnuts. it ill. ..13:
SEASONING.
Bell's Poultry Seasoning. a
. ...................... 10:
............... 2:
Sage, a pkg. .................. 2c
......... 2c
................ 2:
box
Thyme. n pkg.
Marjoralu. :1 pkg.
Savory, n pkg.
....
ill Stamps with i run Skipper
Sardines ................... 15c
10 Stumps with 1 pkg. llrlck
Codfluh .................... 10:
Ill Stumps with 1 pkg. Ycllo
Corn Flakes ............... 10:
lil Stumps with 3 pkgs. Adll’
Mince Meal 2
lo Stamps with 1 can SpinnchJOc
Ii) Stamps with 1
Rico
lil Stamps: with 2
Van (‘ump‘s
Milk. t‘tlttll.
ltI Stamps with
llruuu
Iii rllulllps with
lionlls
(ans Mil' or
Evaporated
5:, or I can at.
l
..................... 10:
I run Sirius
..................... 10:”
Ht all1
.10:
Wax
Tel. N0. 909.
Deliveries 8:30 A. M, and 2:30 P. M.
iii BR ll AliP ill BUMPANY
124 E. Washington Street. South Norwalk
Free Delivery.
. lililllllllllll
MUSIC HALL
THREE DAYS, STARTING
MONDAY. November 22nd
Direct from Keith C Proctor": Fifth
Avenue Theatro. New York
HARLAN. KNIGHT ll CO.
in their Rural t‘crneuy
“THE CHALK 'lNE"
YANKEE COMiZW FOUR
Singers. Dancers and Comodlln!
WINK G. R Y
Comedy Ar. at.
FOSTER s. MA’URER
Classic Instr lmentaillts
BILLY I' ‘ .UM
, and
THE CLARK SISTERS
THREE PERRY SISTERS
Special! Special! Special!
PHASMA. THE GODDESS 0F LiGHT
The Mort Beautiful Act in Vaudeville
lull
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone 112
A Great All Star
Holiday Bill!
NOTHING BUT HEAD LlNE ACTS
First Time Off Broadway
George Bcbsn'! Associate Players
p Present
“THE SIGN OF THE ROBE"
Cast of It People
Carloed of Scenery‘ind Effect!
"THE CHORUB GIRLS‘ GAMBOL"
A Musical Comedy by Milton Sherman
Music by Al. Colman
First Time on any also... Bill People
LOUIS! MONTROBE. COMEDIENNE
Late Star of "'i'he Reindcua"
Added Attraction
NOODLES PAGAN
The Boy With ills National Air
AND TWO MORE FEATURES
NEW MOTION PICTURE!
MATINEE DAILY
Ail auto......1o:. Children
EVININOU
Basket Ball
AT rug
ARMORY
Monday Night
DANCING
The B and P. 0., of libs. Gil south
.5:
...10, 20 and 30 cents
malice
URDAV
Children ...... 5: Adults ....... 10:
NIGHT .......... ..10 and 20:1
DANCING WEDNESDAV AND FRI-
DAY NlGHTO
THE NEW i
lltsln street. $1“ not, an important
lYou have reason to be thankful
if you have a
Stamford
Range
FOR THE
HOLIDAY
Cooking
Harem Nash
LOCAL AGENT
MM NEE WEDNESDAV mo SAT North Main and Wed Streets
South Norwalk
TELEPHONE «Illi
BEGAN
THREE DAYS.
Night.
The Opening Sale
IN OUR
New Basement
Department
improvement in this big department.
SIBLE THAT IT‘S THE SAME PLACE,” is the most heard
remark. Yes. it is THE SAME PLACE, but improved in
values in the exact proportion as it is improved in appearance.
in the alterations but the stocks.
TODAY
From all sides we hear exclamations as to the wonderful
“CAN IT BE POS-
We are proud of the result of months of hard work, not only
Every article was selected
with the greatest care and forethought and marked at prices
just a trifle less than elsewhere sold. We ‘want each and ev-
ery one of our friends to visit this big department—that‘s the
reason for the most extraordinary cut in prices for THESE
This Sale Positively Ends Wednesday
So Don’t Be Late
M
W
Everything New
Nowhere in The Norwalks will you find any better assortment
of Thanksgiving Offerings than at
A. F. Beckmann & Co.’s
Lowest Prices
New Nuts. Cranberries. Citron. Lemon or Orange Peel,
Oranges, Apples. Celery. Figs. Dates. Cresca Figs. Prunes.
Peaches. Apricots. Plum Pudding. Pumpkin. Sage. Thyme.
Jams. Jellies. Mince Meat and everything that goes to make
the Thanksgiving feast enjoyable.
Champagnes Beers
Cordials Ales
Whiskics Clarets
Wines Sauternes
Ala
Price
for anybody—-
Popular
omumomounoocum
iA Great
Coffee
Low priced cnouqli to be with-
in the reach of all. good enough
Our 25c Blend
equal: that acid by dealer! ordi-
narily for so: or 40:. We keep
the standard up to tit! top notch
your after year. because we han-
die it entirely from in: time it
leave: the basil until it is pur-
chased by our customs".
You are sure of mod qual-
ity for your money here
The Union Pacific
Tea (10..
120 WASHINGTON STRIIT
PHONE 542»!
PRC! DELIVERY
Headquarters for Sugar ‘
AIRIO‘I‘ED FOR OHOP LIFTINO.
HARTFORD. Nov. 32.-~8snsstlonal
disclosures are expected as a result of
the arrest of Mrs. Elia .l. Patterson.
of this city. on a charge of theft. The
police have removed from her home
stills. feathers. lists and elotbin
vol-
ned at about “.000. which it i! a sued
the women has taken from stores in
this Mid all!!!
m
(fill
her: BIO V"
than pleased.
Let us fill your Thanksgiving Order.
You will be more
Phone 440
83 and 85 Washington St.
25c and
Pccans.perlb.
Brazil. per lb. ......
2 qts. Hickory Nuts
Paper Shell Almonds. per lb..
3 lbs. Prunes
2 lbs. Lar e Prunes ........25c
1 lb. Drie Peaches .........toc
l lb. Dried Apricots . ........x5c
La rFigs. perlb. ..........r5c
3i r. Wot Mince Mcst......25c
3 pkgs. None Such Mince
Meat 25:
Plum Pudding. per can. . lo a a5:
Apples.
gar peckm
sch. Sweet statues.
Buckwheat and Pancake Flour.
.16:
. lo:
.25:
.22:
.25:
a: NORTH MAIN STREET
said that the alleged thefts cover
period of ilbout four years. Mrs. Pat-
terson has been remanded until next
insert” for a hearing. under bonds of
14°00
cal-res or cruel ,
English Walnuts.
2 lbs. for 25:. 1
THANKSlGIVING
SPECIALS
Mined Nuts. 10: a 1b.; and 2 lbs. for
15: 3 lb.
18: per lb. and
New Comb Honey ..........2oc
3 pkgs. Seeded Raisini. . . . . . .35:
a pkgs. Health Brand Raisins. a5:
3 lbs. Not-aSeed Raisins. .. .asc
3 lbs. Muscstel Raisins. ... .25:
Fancy Table Raisins. per lb.. .15:
3 pkgs. Cleaned Currants . . . .25:
Citron. per lb. ..............aoc
Lemon and Orange Peel lb.. .15:
3 qts. Cranberries ..........ssc
Fancy Cranberries . . . . . . . . . .12:
Mblsgs Grapes.’ er lb. ......15:
Sweet Cider. ga. ...........25:
Oranges, dos. .25. 3a, 35. 40:
a: and up. Large assortment of Celery. Spin-
urnips and Cauliflower.
All kinds of new
United Grocery Co
moss us
ilortli shows 8.109.781 bale: counting
round bales all lialf heirs sinned from
the ill-awn. of 1m to Nov. 14. camper
with 9606.80! for non. noun
so» included nu- r m was
”1“”:sz
Norwalk Chronicler