is of the
limb Doss nor
IS &
460
. 0 Telephone
‘ refines (“so (39-
A “Wishing Cap"
And wished to keep warm
“And snug and comfortable,
‘Contented and cheerful,
During the trying months .
Of a cold, snowy, blowy winter,
‘ w So it would seem that
You were enjoying the balmy
Climate of the Southland—
We could make that wish
COME TRUE!
Tue‘féinns @AL @.
After the Thanksgiving Dinner every
man enjoys a good smoke.
Buy a box of
ROGER LUDLOW
‘ 10c. CIGARS
TWlfl CitYl 5c
and Nugget, J CIGARS
B. J. REYNOLDS
HE assertions. claims.
T arcade and mnxiins of shoe
‘ drillers are of little ill"
Ctltini With you liiiivss the.
house. from whlt'h you buy your
shoes "makes good.“ That's
why we want you to buy
Emerson’s, or Keith
Konqueror
FOR MEN
LounsburyStSoules
or Herrick’s
FOR WOMEN
and
Educator or Boéton
School Shoes
FOR (CHILDREN
CONNEALLY
AND -‘----
BRACKEN
81 WASHINGTON STREET.
COUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 863-4
BUY THE AMERICAN nua-
BERB
Guaranteed not to crack
“ma-“‘14s m... ..... . .
newest)“
Hard and son ready tor family use
Herd Wood.....ei.7o per 14 cord
Nol't Wood. . . . . 31.50 per la cord
Spill Wood. 260 Extra.
A. OARMI BETTiI' wooo vaao
N0. 74 Newwwn Avenue.
Poem No. 783-2. Norwalk, com,
”Thirdflmhii'mdiihlfidlaoii. It‘li't‘iiitlo
Phoangraph for £29.95 at Angovlne's.
the attic. ‘ ~
:fl
DIVIDE YOUR INCOME
0n it fair hnuiH.‘ between present tine amt future protection. and put
the latter part at internal in this strong. mutual savings bank.
This is strictly a savings bank
rt. waemueroa er.
Best Quality
can too am nous. nor a ran nan
can can: DIFFERENCE.
GANS. CO.
Cooling Stations .
are for Uncle Saint‘s navy next
in Importance to the ships
ibmnselwzt; their acqui-
sition is proof of
wise foresight.
How about your foresight? You
dont‘ bare to look across
the Atlantic or the
Prairie [01‘ .
Your Coating Station
It's right here at
OUR YARDS
You can't, ilnd a better one.
HAZLEI ON COAL
'l he 8. Hershlieid 8: Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
Ladies’k IShOrt
Vamp Shoes
ARE ALL THE RAGE.
We have them In l’at. Colt, Gun
Metal, Russet, llliit‘k and 'iray
Suedes In [lotion or Law, at $2.00 to
$4.00.
Suede investing, in all colors. 15¢.
MAX LEVY
169 Washington St. South Norwalk.
Lance A'ssbmsa'+bs ’
Loose Leaf
Books
Dennison Passe l’artont Itinding
surety which this exclusive attention to savings mocha. 4% paid.
The South Norwalk Savings Bank
UNITED IANK IUILDIND.
Dennison Lunch Sets. at
W. A. Briggerman's
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Bleak, 132 Waahington at.
Snappers. Halibut. iloaton liltios.
Weak Fish. Flat Fish. Blue Fish. Cod
Fish. Eels. Earailops.
A Aaronson
aucoeuor to JOHN c. IILCOX.
FIBH MARKET.
181 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
TELEPHONE 931.
FREE DELIVERY ALL OVER TOWN.
Mosrr'ia‘tom
We loan money to housekeepers at
u weekly payments, also to property
owners on second and third mort
gages. All business transacted strict-
ly confidential. Office hours irom 9 n.
to. till 7 p. m.: Saturdays till it p. m.
INDEPENDENT LOAN A BECURITY
COMPANY
94 Waahlngton BL. Havtland Bldg.
Ono flight up. Room 1.
0n” Saturday, Ndv." 27
I WILL OPEN A FIRST CLASS
RESTAURANT
Ladies and Gentlemen
At 17 North Main Street
All Kinda at Sea Food a Specialty
E. NEWMAN
GOlDMElimlFlOUR
with all the special ieaturea oi
fl
0001'” NORWALK, CONN.
Nour- lnlora and me!
A are.» Lady’s Goat hr
out with mashed aatia.
lull
‘ elsewhere.
We are the lei-[eat dealers at
SALE or,
MEN’S and sorts
' SUITS
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN 8T.. 80. NORWALK
Miss Mary Hazard, at West avenue.
was operated on at the Norwalk Hos-
pital, this morning, by Dr. Walter
Hitchcock. assisted by Dr. A. N. Clark.
as new uaui IT. Iowa meta.
mammamxuuwuwmm.
It... A "a.“ more coat. Ila“ through-
aii aiaee. 07.... 11m
'1‘. ti.“ Black momma Petticoats: at no.
one up. Several other hernias. Come to ace on
Come early as they will not last long at each orieea.
So. Nor-walk THE PARIS
will you hear a: earl: banal-a.
ioa‘ Suite for
r ' Coats iron
home purchasing
Stamford
Cloaka and Bolivia the auto.
Daughter (readlns)-—-"ln winter
many or the animals get thicker fur
coats."
Father—~“Hush, not so loud. Momma
is in the next room.”—-Meggendori‘er
Blotter.
W
THE LIMIT.
(Bundle News.)
To our knowledge not one para-
graphcr in America has yet remarked
that the pole hunters went to err
tremes.
w.—
“Did opportunity knock at your
door?"
"Yes, but the cook always maintain-
ed that it Wasn't her place to answer
portent at this time of the year.
you with anything deeired— '
CREAM DAMASK ....................
BLEACi'iED DAMASK ...............
DOUBLE [ILEACHED DAMASK .....
ENAMELED IlOAB'I'iu‘iiS, lilxifih‘;
SAVOY ROASTERS. lTxil! ..........
CELERY HOLDERS, cut glass- pattern
CRANBERRY DISHES tgiassi .......
TiiiN TUMBLERS ............. . .....
NICKEL TEA KET'i‘LhIS, No. 8 ......
NOS. 8 and s GAZETTE BUILDING.
Specials for This Week .
A good Rock of dainty TABLE
...... '85:: to $1.75
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT-
LINEN is a joy to every housekeeper and is very im-
li you have any needs in this line we are prepared to furnish
....... 25c to 85¢; BLEACHED iiEMS'l‘i'l‘CiiEi) CLOTHS, all sizes.
5°C to 85¢ CLOTHS AND NAPKINS to match.
"""" 20-in. NAPKiNS. assorted patterns.... $1.00 to 82.75 doz.
iii-in. NAPINKS.‘ assorted patterns ..... $1.00 to $5.00 doe.
TRISTRAM &
it."—-Purk.
............. $2.03 iNDIViDUAi.CRANBERRY DISHES 4c
........' ..... $1.00 PARiNG KNIVES .................. 19¢
............. 7c ' CHOPPING BOWLS 25c
.............. 7c MEAT CHOPPERS. Universal No. 2 ...t...........fl.00
........ 6 for 19¢ (‘UT GLASS SALTS AND PEPPERS 35c
.............. 75¢ POTATO RICERS .20c
HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
mu) t‘lltnisc
it‘i‘lltlil
\\ r «Ir
thrill of tin
his machine and
I"l\'Ii .\.\ll'.
Edison Fireside
PHONOGRAPH
SPECIAL OFFER ‘
tjtihinrt and carrying ruse of antique oak, new style continuation
i‘t‘lil‘tltllli‘i‘i‘. Model i\'. playing both iuo minute
oi'tl. oil can. brush, bottle oil.
UNI". i.li\'*()-'i‘().\'ii .-\.\ll'l.ii"\'i.\ti ill lix‘N made of
linen. u ithout scant or j
and
Iiix’t )i. lit ll'ix’ .\i I Xl'i‘
machine “illit' mu .‘tii' making tour pawn-tits. Thi~
nominal <lliIl. lht- mxi of our tit-nines t'lllt‘i'lilliiilll‘ili .il llil‘ lllt‘IlIli'.
pith pm in Itllh‘i‘rslttll ui thi- lairxi and mm! lip-in tittir litlixon .\i.'i
rhinr .‘tiltl all liir
urrthar} art \xssoi'irs that \nu aml
iii can t‘iijn) l‘\‘t‘i'_\ day in thr war. “or pine {or this. outiii i\ the
lumwt at \rhirh it run hr Ilil‘lli>llt‘ll for .'tI 51ml t‘ihil,
tlixrnunt rwn ii 51m should pay ra~h in~tratl of taking
our easy partinont plan. in Mi: 1
iiitwn has but our
l't'i'(ll‘tl.\
The A. J. Angeviné & Son Co.
134-136 WASHINGTON STREET
oini. insuring the hrst lliisnilllt‘ tour that can
be obtained. beautifully finished in \rrmillion and
UNI}: Nlt'ix‘iilJii) HORN" Sl'i'i‘t lit'i~
SI‘CVI‘IN titliJl .\Itll'i.lll’,l) ill-It‘llliilii. any
gniil striped.
ii Ix’lii ’l ”H IS, you on n sl'
Complete for $29.95
li\t'i' this rniirtf (Iiilfil to you on rt't'ript of $3.95. iilltl the
lh‘lltlili'l‘ ill payments of $1.00 a‘weck. Von have the list' not
four tiliiliiit‘ rrtv
purr-
st‘li‘t‘liuil )ull
l ruin) ~
your entire lant-
lllt'i‘t‘ is tiu
iultuniagr of
selling price lot
FOOTBALL GAME TOMORROW.
Lineup for the Tiger-Oriole Contest at
Amuaemenni Park.
The 'I‘igenOriolu gnaw. which wua
poatlxinoti from Thanksgiving, will be
played tomorrow afternoon at a p. m..
at Amusement Park. The (iriolea are
roulldent of winning. but the Tigers
are saying nothing, but practicing
hard. The teams will line up on lot.
Iowa:
Tigara. Ortolaa.
ireland ................... Baltimore
liight end.
l’eteraon ................. Dalian
illaht tackle.
Moriarty ..................... itomo
Right guard.
Marina ................... Valentine
center:
liouneaaey ................... Finch
Left guard.
iluehi ..................... Lonelinh
Loft tat'kit'.
Connolly ................... . llrown
Lott end.
livelio ............. ilouton
Quarterback.
Horan ........... .. Drown
heft halibut-ii.
Connors ....... .. . . . .......... Nash
Right halfback.
Benjamin ...... .. . .". ......... Bloom
Fallback.
HAD EIGHT LEO BROKEN.
Mrii. Jessa museum wire of the
butcher In Ford iia'ycs' meat market.
slipped on thotoliomh in her home
in Weetport. Wednesday night. and in
falling broka her right to; below the
knee. The injury in a painful one,
and a nurse is attending Mrs. Ilrun»
done at her home. Dr. A. N. Clark.
of Heath Norwatk. not the Injured leg.
nun...-
itaymond Brothers have iuat acid a
very large 0 tier or 15 and 18-inch
aewer pipe i be used at the Crotch
. . “Emmi-wt... .
aqueduct. The pipe requirea as car:
and when laid will cover three miles.
*1, ,3», “Karina. . ”new.”
i
I
natal tattle
ill ill lillilillll
Judge Plait Makes A Ruling in the
3240.000 Halters Suit
IlAIl'l‘lt‘tlill), Nov. 2li.‘\—~Iluilnga
which Judge l'lait. of the United
States Circuit t‘onrt. will make today
regarding the admit-salinity or'certuin
evidence in tin» $240,000 dame 9 anti
brought against union lmt IIIDIS‘I'II in
thin slain by I). h). lamwo M I‘oni
puny. of Ihtulmry. will have an import
not hearing on the tuturo developnwni
oi the unit. t
The six luwvora representing the
parties to the litigation met with Judith
l‘latt. this morning to throah out. the
euianalmuenta that have ariaon. our.
tag the tout weeks in which the rial
has been on. When the Jury en es
in auntn next Tuesday. the count of
procedure will he definitely deinod
as to the points in dispute.
The plaintiffs. throuuh Attorttcya
Davenport and Merritt. claim that ev~
ldonec of arts of the defendants. or
their HKPIIII. in (urtharaace of the al»
loged conspiracy, committed auburn
uurnt to the bringing of the suit in
Atnrnat. limit. is admissible and that
damages can twelaimed against them
up to tho tlnm oi’ the rendering of
judgment. The defendants attorneys.
Messrs. Iieuch. Deli‘orosl. Light autl'
Taylor. contend that this cannot be.
done. and that ov‘ldenro subsequent to
the bringing or the anti is not adinic.
alhle. The defendants claim that in"
action really began Balm-tuber It. lit t i,
Julia? Plait said he would .lmo a
day or two an trivial. but MI lo ttutlwr
patenaimis he would hear the or u.
meats baton; makinu a rotten Attm-l
hey Davenport cited be allotted do-
ing; 0: Daniel '1‘. JcrAcy. one of the
doientieate. who FM. mite California
‘. Jeannie-iv [i
, I
ass-3m r... "
to further the alleged boyeotiwoi'ilio
uniona. The suit against him was
Milly begun in January 1804. and the
claim waa made that the evidence that
applied to him was also applicable to
those tor whom in» was acting as
agent.
limitation llllllS
Mr. and Mrs. N. Martin were outt‘i‘
tallied, yesterday. by their aou_ Robert
Martin and iamtly, or West Main
«treat, Norwnlk.
W
Another large one day'a note will
take plocu at the itoeton Store to-
morrow. There are eudleaa bargains
in all departments and tho thrifty
housekeeper can save many a penny.
See adv.
W
Howard Johnson. the young Oven
look student. at tho hospital. show
still more hopoiut algae tday at the
hspltnl. though he is not yet out of
dangen
At the auto Thanksgiving service
or the Wilton o arches. bald yesterday
morning at 81. Matthews‘ Ohuroh, Wil-
ton. a collection was taken up for the
henoili oi the Norwallt hoapit‘l. Five
OIPI‘M‘IIIOD took part in the, service.
including the rector of Bi. MdtthoW’e.
the Rev. (‘.. A. Marks. The other:
were the lie-v. W. I). Hunt Rev.
William Douglas. the Ravi” .vlflalr‘
banks and the Rein-l”. A. Ivlalconi; ,
........~—. ............~
CHICAGO. Nov. 26.qu neighbor
woman who was taking care of the
tWelvNiay old baby oi Mrs. Frank Da-
vis. at Salisbury. lll.. sprinkled the
"Mid with powdered arsenic which
she mistook [or talcum powder. The
baby riled and a. coroner's iury brought.
in a verdict oi accidental poisonin .
The araeoic and talcum powder, it-
though plalniy labeled, were in similar
paekaael. i
. Wanna-m «
u‘mfi‘méo 3. -
. mermaids» ..
. fa. .W... ”A. ._........ Wm ._..,
4 .. _.....-.4K..... L..~~:~»fimf. iv"; - c‘“ ”.0
, . , ‘ ' f;
H. Krieger 81 Co.
29-31 Wait Washington Street , .
Tomorrow we expect to make up for‘whg we have lost in
sales the day began Thanksgiving. Owing to in- £3;
clement weather people have no doubt delay- .
ed making necessary purchases.
AFew Special Induce-
w
. § ments for Tomorrow
Broadcloth Coats
l"inc Black Broadcloth Coats, 50 inches long. {or ..... ..$7 98
Dress Skirts
Taii‘cta Silk Dress Skirts. value $15.00 to $18.00: spec- a
mi {Or ......................................... $10.00 -‘
Silk Waisls 5
Tachta Silk Waists‘. former prices $5.00 to $10.00; to close 3.
“out . . .« ........................ . ...... $3.98 and $5.00
BoyS’ Suits
l-‘inc heavy mixtures. Knickerbocker Pants. mannish
coats. for .............................. $1.50 and $2.98 t
Value up to $5.00
Overcoats
Young Men's Coats. Blacks. Blues and Mixtures. . $3.98 to $10
‘.‘
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it
1
Remember we open Charge Accounts with all and every- I
body—wealth is no reference All wage earners are welcome
to investigate'our plan. ‘
' H. Krieger & Co. ’
29-31 West Washington Street
You wouldn’t imagine that" ‘
could be such a lot or style in
a plain Three-Hutton Back Still
as third Is in the “Benjamin" .
Standard Back.
The mam-mg more than any- "
thing else has made it a very
smart. suit. but it is simply lin-
poasible for a cement" to be
made in the tenor shops of At-
trcd Benjamin a 00., and not
have an undercurrent of exclu-
sive New York style.
For the man or young man
who preterit a quiet. genteel
style withla root aristocratic
bearing we could not suggest a
better style.
I , y“.
wire mmoveacoars
Joseph Davis.
nuns initiate.
Nataon A. Finch.
Nelson A. Much. corporal oi't‘om
paay (l. Seventeenth C. V. 1.. died a
the Boldlere‘ Home. November 24. an
ed tut years and it? days. Funeral to
morrow afternoon at it o‘clock iron
the home. Burial at Spring Grim
cemetery by George M. Raymond.
we
Funeral oi Miaa Ponder.
'l‘he‘ ‘iuae‘rai acrylcea' or the late
MOM Aim Politico-were hold at St.
Mary‘s Church yesterday at. 9 a. m. A
high mane as lung, and monitor.
James J) comm who - lieei gale-
hl'flnlu ‘ i. “I ‘I * .:
. d-In-I- ‘, a‘ »
Mn. Louise Billenatain.
Mrs. Louise Billoaateln, wife or
Frederick Bttleusteia. died, yeeterday.
at the family home. 6 George avenue,
near Htrawberry Hill, Nor-walk. 'l‘ho Tailor, Oiethiar. Hatter,
deceased was titty-(our years old and Furnish»,
leaves fillet) cilitil’d‘ren. mineral gar. Theatre and Leather Goods.
vcos w I be 0 tomorrow a or- r.“
noon, the (Jerome minister emulating. “ WM'Mm! It
interment will be in East Norwallt
loath Maia.
Cemetery.“
‘h’ .4... .
"Mr. J
1
Norwalk Chronicler