. Mexico has caused light rain along the
’ be had atDsl-tiyn's Main otrsot liters.
. ennui-sand sooiisusr’vlos. it Is stated
if you have cultivated a taste for
good pure, Candy.
OUR HOME MAD! OWIITI
will certainly tickle your palate. Al-
ways fresh and enticing.
F. A. LANE.
Tel. 400. 61 Washington at.
an inn
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: General-
ly fair tonight and Saturday; moder-
ate west winds. An area of high pres-
sure, central in the Dakotas, extends
eastward over the central valleys. It
is causing generally fair weather over
these districts and eastward to the
Middle Atlantic coast. Considerable
cloudy Weather prevails this morning
in the Lake region and the St. Law-
rence Valley. Light snow flux-rice
have occurred during the last 24 hours
in portions of the Lake region and On-
tario. A disturbance in the Gulf of
Gulf coast states.
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAV.
Temperature: Low. :iO; high, (Iii.
Partly cloudy.
Russell W. Kingan. of West avenue,
has a huge Harvard banner in front oi
his residence.
~Malaga Grapes 13c lb. li‘.D.I.. &.Co.
The annual roll call of the Norwalk
Baptist Church Was held last evening
in the church.
--Buy your Dei‘bies at OBrIens.
There was a meeting of the Snible
Club. last evening. and one new mem-
ber was taken into the order.
Miss Beatrices Coleman. of High
street. South Norwalk. remains Ill. and
a trained nurse is in attendance.
. ~—An sndurable and perfectly re-
liable Christmas present to give your
son. your daughter. or your dependent,
In an interest. in a his income policy,
as issued by the Equitable Life Assur-
ance Society of New York. Charles
T. McGovern. local agent, 88 North
Main street.
Last evening a stated convocation
of St. John's Lodge. No. 6. F. and A.
M.. was held in the Masonic Hall In
Wall street.
mFor that Thanksgiving table. cv-
eryihlnguln linens. 13!“??? you try
elsewhel‘di see the large d splny‘of n'e
linens at Mints-”The store that saves
you money.
The Egbert Club. of tho Norwalk
Congregational Church, will hold a
Yale-Harvard supper this evening in
the chapel In Lewis street. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Reed ll. Flynn, of l.lv~
ingston place, were made happy this
morning by the arrival in their home
of it baby boy. Both mother and child
are reported as getting along nicely.
i-rSweet Potatoes. 20c pk. l“. D.
Lawton 8: (30.
Miss Fanny Reilly. of Plattsvllle
avenue. was tendered a linen shower
Thursday evening in honor of her up-
proaching marriage to Morrissey Britt.
There were thirty-five present and
Miss Reilly received many fine. pieces
of linen. Refreshments were scrvd
and the usual games enjoyed by all
present.
~8tyllsh soft hats. at O'Brien's.
Credo Fudge, of Danbury. well
known in South Norwalk, having been
employed in the (helm and Knapp bat
factory for some time. has taken a po-
sition with the Blgeiow Varnish Com-
pany. of New York city. 3H0 went to
New York today to look around and
expects to start on the road In the
near future.
main-on. Orange and Lemon Peel,
20c lb. F‘. D. Lawton & Co.
The men of the South Norwnllt
longreaaiional parish have all been
invited to spend this evening at a so-
cial gathering at the parsonage. The
invitation has been extended as a gen-
eral one to any of the men who will
cdin in at 8:00 o'clock. or if necessary
later during the evening for an inform.
al social time. The affair has been
arrangd by the Consreuatlonal hroih~
erhood of the parish.
wFavors for Thanksgiving and a
large assortment of Huylor's. New
creations in the way of candles are to
They are looking their own candy now.
The Pilgrim Press. 'of Boston and
Chicago. has sent out notices that thsy
are pubi as the fourth edition of one
of or. it fat-land's books “The spirit
Christi! “ ' as a special edition for
Christ “ hound In lavender. white
and god.“ The nhllshers have also
announced a’ fort coining new book b
the same author with the title “(in
tors And hurries." Which is dostrihsd
in the annulus sips study of t rs-
iauonhatwssn tbs antis- of Indlv dual
adamant that a lentils!
roan
Burglary
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
‘ Delicious Candies
Now is the Time
We write
Insurance;
14 WAIHINGTON ITBIIT. .OUTH
NORWALK. GONN.
TELEPHONE 10“
Park .8. Tilford’s
-BOLD AT—
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG STORE.
Time for K. D. Frames for next lum-
mor's boat. now. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for sale; one till-ft,
half cabin, with 8 ii. p. new motor.
Ono 21-ft. with 6% h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap if bought now.
OSCAR ANDERSON
OysterShell PolnLNorwalk
Wm.
Stamped Fancy
Articles
for the new
THOUSAND FLOWER STITCH
WORK BAGS
PIN CUSHION COVERS
TOWEL RACKS
NECKTIE RACKS
and
CENTERPIECES
THANKSGIVING POST CARDS
6 for So, 2. for 5e. 5: each
J. i.MALLETTE
(formerly Misses Dawson)
II WAIHINGTON STREET
for you to have those let-iii nilcudcii:
to which you have been putting off for
so long. The cold winter winds will
very soon be whistling around cor-
ners and throuuh alleys; if they come
in contact with your fare and neck,
you know what the resiill will be. is
It not better to forestall matters than
to have to lose a week's time. and suf-
fer the ugonies of up abscesaed tooth?
Come in at once and gel the work
started.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 South Main it. louth Norwslk
Hours: s a. in. to I p. to. auction
by appointment only.
CityNationai-Bank
TRANSACTB A GENERAL BANKING
BUBINEOB
Surplus and Profits
”17.00000
Capital
“00.0%.00
Oslo Deposit Boxes, 33 and .6 per your
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Vichrss.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vior
Pros.
WILFRID IODWILL. Cashier
DIRECTORS
I. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp damsel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Iwartz John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan
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ill
Burglars
are around again.
Are your vain»
ables safe?
lists Deposit
hoses are four
dollarsaysar.
mmm
.au‘
till int
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$12-$16 Overcoats, $9.85
This is a sale for wide-awake men. It's a re-
suit of a maker‘s need of money. and because we
had the ready money to snap up a lot of high-
grade overcoat: at a price,» you‘re in on the of-
icrings. *‘ '
Fifty black and Oxford coats. made; Knoll
at $12 to Sid. all new this season, special at :85.
Just two words of advice to men who need
new overcoatsi. "Don't wait i"
All sizes at each price.
Sale is on at both stores.
TWO STORES:
The New Store
sq Wall St.. Norwalk.
South Norwaiir
14 South Main St.
4W
, i lake It for granted you want to buy the best stock feeds. But
how are you tohnow~know soibat there's can't he the slightest
chance for p mistake-mist iiohnlo Home (lround Feed for Horses.
Cattle and Poultry. are the tum? Koch on feeding the food you’re
buying new with oils-half your sin: it To the other half food lionnle
Food. .lf you don't know after a tiial that Boonie Food .1. the best
food you ever used. l'll not bother you to buy any more of iionnio
brand. What Is It made of? (turn. Outs. liarley and pure wheat pro
duct», fresh ground each new
First in quality. last in price. always In the minds of Its custom.
orsw-tilonule Home Ground Food for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
MANUIL TOIO HATCH.
mum ........ W‘— Wm. M... .... .. a... . “Me...” .
For Fresh FISH go where the handle nothin
but FISH to get the BEST
t.
NATIVI curries-i ..
w“n".” vsuslhssatoetvossosss1
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can “GALLOM. 400 or.
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' Limitiltlons.
“AM”! MAOKIRIL. ILUIFIIK, bastion are
'ALMON. "Al-ill". ITMK 00G.
“MOPII OHM.» gII'A TROUT;
Saturday chocolates at .StillsonPows
ell's.8ap adv.
Read the prices in the United Gro~
eery Company adv. ‘
Selectmen Alfred Avison and John
Devlne are spending the day In New
York city on business. “
mum-vino and Forest Mills band-
llniahed Underwear, the best made.
all styles and prices.
Mints's.
'I‘Iie Hoapliai Whist Club will meet
this evening with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Bodwell, of Seymour street.
There will be a rehearsal of Clin~
ton Cominandery this evening in the
Masonic Hall in Wall street.
Max Levy has just received a case
of each of brown and black velvet
shoes which he in selling at special
prices. The adv will tell you about
them.
The Woman’sfiCivlc league Is hold.
ing a pound party In the Norwulk Ho-
tel this afternoon, the dining and writ-
ing rooms having been thrown open
for the occasion.
A decidedly neat list of candles of
the lluyier variety are to be had at
DeKlyn's Main street store, as well as
aglai'ge number of Thanksgiving fav-
ors. lleKiyn In making his own candy
now.
There was a dance In the National
Hall, in Westport. last evening. given
by the Holy Name Society of the Cath-
olic church. and many Norwalk young
people were in attendance.
The members of Naomi Degree and
of Palestine Castle, A. 0. K. of M. C...
will go in Bridgeport this evening and
attend the celebration of the ilrsban-
iilversary of Seaside Castle.
Mr, and Mrs. M. ii. Glover and Mr.
and Mrs. Harold (llcndenning, of
Norwaik. have returned from a sever-
al days trip to [hike Wnccubuc. where
they stayed in their bungalow.
m-Sale of fine ,Conis tomorrow. at
Miiiis‘e. See advertisement on page 6.
Miss Eva I). Prankc. daughter of Mr. ‘
and Mrs. Ii. A. Frantic, of iillni street.
of the Grace Hospital, in New Haven.
has recovered from her recent illness
hero and has fi'illl'ili'li to her duties in
New liawn.
i'npiuln Cornelius (‘. ilcgoiuan.
who has been laid up for a number of
weeks by typhoid fever, is able to
greet his many friends again. Captain
Hilgt‘illtiil, though still weak from the
iorrr, is able to be around.
A mill up in thch several Italians
were concerned ort'ui‘rcd last averting
in Water street at the railroad cross-
Inn. On was armed with a plank and
the other with rocks and they pound-
od each other for about half an hour.
according to the reports.
-~-Tbe Travelers Insurance Company
of Hartford. one oi the strongest and
safest liability companies. will recom-
pense you In any accident or liability
under one of their standard contracts.
Charles T. Mcthivcrn. local agent.
Phone 8874! or 90?.
Two at South Norwuik'n oldest men
have had birthdays this past week.
They are John H. Knapp. of West
street, and Theodore Knapp. of Golden
Hill street. John H. Knapp was 88
years of ago one day and the next day
Theodore was 87 years old.
At the meeting of Division No. I. A.
0. It, lirid last evening s' committee
of fiv was appointed to confer with tho
cotiiniiiiec from the Knights of Colour
bllti to decide upon the rnroliis plans
necessary for the card tournament. the
A. i). if. having atcepted the K. of C.
challenge. The committee Is compos-
cd of D. J. Moore, J. F. Carpenter. J.
W. Monroe. Roger Walsh and John Mu.
Namath. .
Mrs. P “thumbs. of West Rocks
road. sustained an injury to her hand
the other day. which has incapacitated
her for driving. The horse she was
driving at the time Is not used in being
whipped. Consequently when he was
suddenly touched with the whip. it lit“
in: such an unusual occurrence. he
raised his hind feet. and one of the an
imai'n hoofs struck Mrs iii-color hand.
which was near the dash-board. The
injury. though not serious. Is quite
painful.
unit iii lllllliliilll.
The eastern slty was lighted during
the moon's eclipse. Wednesday night
by forest tires in the Darlen district.
Darleii has several Yale men and
they and quite a number of friends will
be In attendance at the football game
with Harvard tomorrow.
Miss Libbie l.. Seoloy, of Dorian. via.
ltsd. several days last week. with her
brother, hollerk Boeloy, and wife. in
Upper Penna siml. New Canaan.
As customary for the last few years
on football days at New Haven. there
will be a great parade of automobiles
through llarlsn tomorrow. the turnpike
running through the town.
A Brooklyn lady who has been
boarding temporarily in Gracie street.
died yesterday. The arrangements for
the funeral are both; made today by
Funeral Director Andrew Taylor.
The game on the Harry liolhroolt
.rplace. Gollsndsr'ii Point was burglar-
Isad. Tuesday night. A tire. is presto-
lilht innit and a dreamer were stolen.
'l‘ a» lag was also removed from the
switch on Mr. Iloibroolis automobile.
Dr. Carlos lisrtyn will speak out
and evening. In the Fresh tartan
hare . Noncton. on “Our 0 iidrsn
and Our Ichools”-with special rotor.
ones to current sdtredttonal hoods and
rents and friends or ad-
pscially Invited to at-
M
Wild.
. 'lhsdtrsai Is In instant and that part ,
inside all? rampart is a lad ‘ of. rock,
i have bloat “If the to» rest
G SEv’l‘Innt‘:
on sale at
\.
Have just added 60 new
bought them at a price and
Bwsstm. Flannel Shim.
good furnishings.
. Chocolate and Tan Shoes.
*' sass. «no, «.50. taco. '
IT TAKES BUT .
A raw wonos TO SAY IT
The demand for Fancy Over-coats has been great this
season. We practically sold all we had.
priced ones—415.00. 018.00 and ”0.00.
Boys’ For Trim Overcoats, 00.00 and 38.00.
The most beautiful line of Option Flannel Pajamas I" ‘.
over shown. s1.oo,s1.2r. stso. 02.00. sane. ’
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk
‘i'
(Popular ‘ ‘ ..
UK '
ones, swell mixtures. ,We 11 ‘
they’re great values. ...-' ‘ [[1
‘l .‘V.
y m ‘ V
Hats and Caps. All ths\ *1
. out is. uwlhaii._'
Gunmetal and Patent ecu, w. \h L
.... .alnn.sa-flM-va
‘ .
Norwaik
Ofllcs and Yard
84 SOUTH MAIN STREET
South Norwailt
in our stock will be sold at greatly re-
duced prices for the next sixty days,‘
to make room for our spring work.
onumentai Works
FREDERICK H. GANDHI. j
Undsrtakor. '
84 South Main St.
2
sun “on Pit
(Continued from First Page.)
The matter of the permanent high-
ways and Mr. Seymour's resolutions
were put over to some evening that
will be devoted entirely to that matter.
This subject of the ultimate more on
ill. part of the city to have many
miles of permanent highway was
thought to be worthy of one entire eve-
ning by the board.
Several of the (Imam-ohms were
mailed last evening and more will be
adjusted at the next mature.
Tue meeting was called to order at
8:20 o‘clock by Acti g‘ Mayor F). J.
Finnegan and the ram - or the min-
utes was dispensed ' i .. . motion
of Mr. Seymour. A I ‘
t‘lcrk James J. Keen
John W. (‘iirnow
ml for a raise of sai
born of the board of
explained that there
of work If the work '
that the sum of 326.
irar now receives. is t
rd that each receive
promised to consider ,
Mr. Cnrnow left aftr
members. . . ‘8':
The financial repo .gnf flhe city
treasurer was passed ‘drbund to the
members of the board.
In regard to the paving of Beldeu
avenue and the street In front of the
library. Chairman Finnegan said that
the bill for the work was on hand. It
was done with the consent of the cons.
vlltnon and the members of the Board
of Estimate and Taxation by the high-
way department.
It seems that the city may have to
pay.» for some work In Belden avenue
that the Connecticut Company should
have paid for bad It receive due notice
that“ the work should be done. This
was a little piece of pavement between
inevtroilay tracks from the and or the
«impart at Wall street and Holden
avenue Into Roldan avenue. The cost
of the work was loss than $100. and
Superintendent (loot-go Cattery save
his propose to chairman of the high-
wa oommlttoe.,w. B. uni-nail. that he
wil not the company oflclais to pay
for the work and has no doubt that
they will do so.
Harvey hi. Kent thought that those
bills should be brought before the
council for their action.
The board discussed the spot-coria-
tlona asked for the various depart-
meals.
The matter of the mudless. dilution.
permanent highway through the city
from the out entrance to the west on-
trance all proposed by John 8. Boy.
moul- In his resolutions was discussed.
he in was also talked over. It was
thought best to maintain an it“ still
task possible. it this in Is to rsnisin
the some some onus asbeddor andro-
aviation: will have to be cut down.
,4 The liverslcy avenue matter. air
spotters of by Lester Hyatt at the ra-
con‘t mung. was discussed. Mr.
avg: 33.: member‘of the mm l'i‘iat
was pit it good he re
new lioness will he built. A‘ portion or
whip): wt to
pairs {are to be made. its: Riordan
tinnit- that. the our part one. street
Kraipniaiva‘iiwmoue wa abou » 1’
give a portion of his property for‘ the
widening of the street. This will ins--
sea the pitch of the hill at this point
and be a great advantage to travails.
Mr. Seymour said that next to halth,
proved.
sion of the ‘board he will add Smart
lions he onered at the recent most!“
ofthohosrtl. _ ,
Chairman Finnegan thought one "0-"
hing should be given to the highway
department and the matter of the bond
issue fer the permanent improveinhnf.
Mr. Kent suggested that the finance
department be taken up at once. rum
were no changes to make in this do.
partment and it was disposed of‘imsne- ‘
diately. H. M. Kent moved thlt ”A.-
for the amount specified in the it”
iirer‘a estimate. This was all that was
asked for. .
The administrative dominant
. came next. l-‘ifty dollars was taken
from the printing and added to‘tlio
assessors. The registrars' raise was
discussed. if they were to receive
' their asked for raise. the council Would
have to change the charter to this of-
act.
The assessors asked for “60 and
this was 8850 more. The matter was
deferred on motion of A. E. Austin.
The board of health was next taken
up. John 8. Seymour said that it the
town board of estimate and tuition
has made no provision for the inspec-
do so. This was an important moths. .
The library department. came nsxt‘
on the program. Mr. Harstrom moved
or than fiction. .
be left to the directors of tits library.
Mr. Merrill loved the diflcloro “
and that their judgment ispood.
Mr. Kent moved that .100 for a.
be added to the appropriation of is,"
library. ~ ‘ 3-
Mr. Seymour seconded Mr.
stroro'ii motion. and It was on
Thus «or has been given to the llr
brary for books other thanjotliisibln
tflhls will be spent as the dtdsetcrsy .
t.
The meeting adjourned to Tuesday
evening asst. . t -: ,
LOWRII WILL contact" to may;
Idwin shamed. of Iouthpsn, la
Million for m. ’
NEW YORK. Nov. Iw-«All the min
many in the cos I. over, the sets:
of the late Iliad ill mm.
disdworthmm.wasipthsv
ot the buy before the noon ;. p.
restores Miss Looms dish. ‘ p
before a s was to marry Illdwla,’
wood. of lonthport. and in ‘f’
it was found she had ion, or". .
15.000 monsoon fund I.» , .
amount. Tho will x boil; , '
oaths. ‘ that starlet ..
‘ a
about 1! your mans;
flats mulaulpisst sin
{W , arenas.
housed fonsliitis, ‘ 1.:
slimm- eu ‘
Mdhwurrgigdfith‘a‘rlt
heat 5 I fiafifli‘h" f
property at Highwood, said that bouill- -
the streets should be permanently: lat» .
He said that with the permit ~ "
avenue to the list of streets for‘po’ri " .
manent Improvement in the resolu- '
lieu of schools the city board should '
um moo be given tbs library. as
extra ”00 to be spent for-book's nine
Mr. Kent thought the matter. should
are competent t ‘ choose the boobs; "
j 160 be given to the finance department . _ ‘
Norwalk Chronicler