, will he a visitor over Thanksgiving at
' able to get back to work.
‘ now “IMO MN:
. beds oil Fairneld. From shore today
. are upbuildln.
Filled at‘th'o ‘
Bridge Pharmacy
Front and
all “m“ M Melt service It
Personal atmtim m to all
pro-consort sort. '1
Costumed.
A“
Warn W-wm'
Anniversary Sale Continues
Last Few Days Better than ever
NEW SPECIALS EVERYy DAY
Anniversary Sale Continues
Monsoon troyymoar.
names Pastimes
"a. Muhammad-”r.
as.
Miss liidnu Ainsworth of New rook
her home in East Norwalk
Mrs. J. Oliver Davis. of Port Jeffer-
son, Long island. is a guest of Mrs.
it will re-
quire several weeks more for him to
recover entirely.
The East Norwaik public clock, over
the entrance to the motor generator
house in Seavlew avenue. tor some un-
known reason. was on strike this
morning. This was the first obsession
in a long time and occasioned quite u
few remarks.
Most people were not aware oi the
fact that there was u. snow storm last
dry, in Seaview avenue. The force is
. Thanksgiving
Necessities '
O. L Ainsworth, oi Cottage avenue. Fownes' Gloves ' ‘ .$1 and $L5°
A talk With the local merchants Gordon Hose ........ 25c to $1.50
leads to the conclusion that practicah
iy all businesses that close on import» New Neckwcat‘ ........ use to $3 .
ant holidays will be suspended for ,
Thanksgiving Day. Belts ....... . .......... 25c to $1
There are still echoes of a fight ei ....... . '
which is said to have taken place But V {a ' 50c, 75C. $1 to $2 50 Have you "en the new Fun we
'urday night in trout ot the residence "Waists ....... 506. $1. $1.29 to $5 are showing at this store? Set-
of Dr. F. B Baker. in Fort street. One - I1 {5 '
of the two men who ware “swapping Handkerchiefs """"" 5c to 5°C t e“ “e Fun With your own
Lehttsaid to have been knocked down “r ' Bags ................ 59‘: w $5 eyes at prices that you cannot
Motorman Jack Roddy. who under- . Underwear ............ use to $2 match “sewn"; “I“ ”“18” {0"
went an operation some time ago at ‘ yourself. G°°d Furs 3‘ "”‘m’
the Norwalk Hospital. continues to come“ ------------- 5°c to $3 bl l
improt'e nicely. though he is not yet a e or ces.
A NEW HAT FOR THANKSGIVING
Just arrived: New For lists at this store. Tomorrow we offer some very
interesting values—not on Hats that were left over. but on new. smart.
up-to-date Hats that will appeal to every woman of taste.
ni‘gdht‘. lt happ'ened ulonguipst before
m n ght and t are was s evidence e
at “ mm morning. though slight. The EUR HATS ............................................ $x.98 to $8.00
trolley cars had to have sanded rail TRIMMED HATS ..................................... $2.98 to\25.oo
for the last trips of the night. , .
Some more new machinery has just SHAPES """"""""""""""""""""""" At Specral Prices
been installed in the Crescent leun- new KNITTED HATS. all colors. . . . . . . . . . . . , .. . . , . . . . . . . .. ;‘ $1.98
unusually busy this week, in that
Thursday will be a holiday. in order
not to have to work that day. the inun-
dry is kept in operation until 7 p. m.
The big electric transfer truck of
We’ll be Ready Tomorrow
Morning;
Open till 9p
Tomorrow Night
100 New
COATS
FOR THANKSGIVING DAY
We call your special attention to
our large line oi good Coats for
Women. Children and Misses.
Ladies' Coats ........ $10 to $25
Misses’ Costs .......... $5 to $t5
Children’s Coats ...... 3x98 to $7
Saltex Caracui Coats. very spec-
ial .......... i ............ $19.98
EXTRA SPECIAL!
4’
25 Sample Coats. worth up to $25.
Your pick of the lot ......... $12
Everything for
Thanksgiving
AT ANNIVERSARY PRICES
It Means a Saving for You
25c Hose ................ 15c pr.
Ladies’ Underwear ......... ztc
SUITS
it you like to be stylishly dressed: :3: C2232?” """" ' "m
it you would like to see fine Suits l $r. 00 Ba 5 llllll ' """" .69C 3 7”
which we sell at a small profit, 1 we HairgNets ........ ”H.596 i.
you will be interested in the hon- 39c Lunch Cloths """""" ' . .5c
est man-tailored Suits we are . Corset Covers """""" ...asc
showing from ........ $15 and up Snoo Skirts """"""""" .26
w
TO MARE THE TURKEY HAPPY
We will offer some very special oh‘erings in good Linens
TABLE LINENS .................. 39c. 59c. 79c. 89c. 98c and Sr. 25 yd. .‘L
LUNCH CLOTHS .................... zyz. 49c.5 5,9c 69c. 79c. 98c, $1.25 ’
CENTERPIECES ........................................ m to :3 oo
LINEN SETS .................. . ....................... $2.98 to $8.00
LINEN TABLE CLOTHS . ............................... 98c to $5.00
NAPKINS ......... . ........................... me each to $3.50 dos.
SCARFS ....... . ....................................... .50: to $2.00
POWELS ............................. . .................. 25c. 49c. 98c
the Norwalk Steamohat Company took
a position on the Washington street
drawbridge yesterday afternoon and
for a time its stay appeared to be in-
deilnite. The trouble was only a small
wire had broken but that little section
of wire was suitlcient to stall the big
machine.
A number of local natural grow-
th oystermen have returned to the
its annual meeting. last evening. in
the headliner era 0! Rowayton lioso
Company 'i‘li evonlng was pleasantly
passed with speeches. etc. and the
following oftlcers were elected:
Chief Engl rwmdwin ii Godfrey.
First Assists tEnginecra-n H Her
tog.
Second ‘ssistant
Penneil.
Treasurerwliarry S. Bryan.
Secretary-~Churies R. Petty.
The annual meeting of tho indies“
Auxiliary of Rowayion Rose Company
was held last night, and in connection
therewith the lirst anniversary of the
organisation was (Helelil‘llled The tolv
lowing olllcers were elected:
Presidentw-Mrs Earle Stevens.
Vit‘oPt’esident—Mrs. John H. Plun-
tier.
Becond Vice-Presideni-whirs. Frank-
lin Crockett.
Secretary—Mrs. Marsh Thatcher.
Treasurer—Mrs. Edward (J. Shine.
Chairman of the Entertainment Com-
mittee-din. Gertrude Waiters.
The treasurer reported I lino hal
looked like a fairly good day for work.
At. best the oysterinl'mmiona li‘om
small boats are not‘very pleasant this
weather. but some of the craft are bet-
ter equipped titan other for the siren-
uous lob.
Not a law oi the sch hildreu are
in high glee over the (act that there
will be no school Thursday. Naturally
this fact is oi more importance to the
usual child oi school a e than the sig-
nificance oi the tiny on many of them
are already planning the sport they
will have. Hare and bound and stroll
or games will probably be as popular
as ever.
The injunction oi the Ferris estate
against a continuance of the program
to change the location oi the Washing-
ton street bridge has been a topic of
considerable proportions among East
NorWalk residents for several days
Despite the tear that injunctions may
delay the work and may even change
original plane. there is a general opti-
mistic Keeling that some kind or a sun
nuptial new bridge is sure to develop
Considerable discussion is still
hoard concerning the smashing
through the East Norwaik Cemetery
fence ot a big automobile going at
a good all Saturday night. The grave ‘
stones w on were mowed down by the
Engineer—Ralph
econ RIGULTG ALWAYI FOLLOW
The use of Foley Kidney Pills. They
strengthening and
5:1‘ in action. quiet: in re-
he Bridge Pharmacy. '
M
soothin
suits.
and worse will
mw
been the guest of his parents in
mosh
Nils Dorris James. at cranbury.
spent grandam with atlas salts Heath
tome
“rounder or beam
”N“: u Whr mm
lu Amltfllllta‘
amt'i'iliiain"
WJ. stool-s"; at New York has
l’ona
THIRE IS NO QUESTION
about the toosorisl parlor or Rotu-
ton. it Is one of the finest equipped
shops going: Suppose you come and
patronize. My work is always the
best. A good clean shop. equipped
with the latest improved shumpooiag
spit drying apparatus. Strictly h;-
it one.
ROBERT scruzt
ilIIIIII IIII IIIIIIII.
Bctiistnin St. John has gone to Flori
do, where he intends to spend the win
ter in hunting and other pastimes.
Mr. and Mrs. George 0. Stevens. oi
Union. have returned to their home in
Prospect avenue. Dnrion. In a visit
with their daughter. in W . nsin.
.l. It. Oberiander‘s new house on the
turnpike is now about completed.
once in the bank. and the auxiliary in
When Meals Lack Relish N
the well-knowaislwsys Maui and thoroughly
use
some of the nniuhlng touches are be
.lng given by J iii. Davies. who is paint-
‘iug the structure
Robert Floater is recovering at his
a pt to throw the digestive apparatusbod out of
continue to have noa
hie yourbod
Iollow.n
PA
Painters’
Supplies ‘
E. E. Gorham
Decorator
i0 Fidt Street. Edi Norwallt
1rTelephone 452m
gear. OI courseui
will notbe nourish
time you wi be weak. or run-down. “an-..” -.
res dyiosuIIerIromattacltsolclitease. Butthetesnoneedtomny
mitochonnnoicliificdtII-mghtaway.heIorettlstoolatc-you
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_.. a. -9-”-
Schlichting Bros. 8t Co.
Cor. Railroad Ave. A Main 8h. Darlen‘i
Bolot‘t Groceries. Hay.
and Feed. Iiardwnre. Paints. ulaso. etc
,, -,, a.” .. ._ W.» “W M. . -_ mum“.-- - -. mi
planned. A candy pull will no one or excellent condition. in the conclusion arm on Us Bid 9. {mm on operation E“!!! if: A)...“
the features of the melting. of the business nostilall the members at performed last tie-day, by a New New Nuts , “[3] “REM.“ 8‘. . t
Druid W Mills of Highland avenue llowuymn iiose Company wer invited York surgeon. it was it minor otml‘n thin The next in the course of lectam to
has taken a position with the hole a "limits. and there was inst mental lion. and Mr. limiter expects to be “9. y M'lfl. Zoiier is spending a few days he held in the Union Chanel by,‘ Rev.
Towns Mnnufnrtuting rompanv in “‘“I‘I‘I l'." Mrs. M”! SINIIM. Mrs. E about again in two weeks. N . P " I0! OIII‘ in how iork Herbert s Brown. of Dorian, “I“
Stamford Mr. Mills has also been I. 3’3""? “I" W” WW“ 3‘9"?“- ..,.. W , ew runes y Mr. Stewart. who bought the Ralph Novemobr 28 T09” "The Run. V2:
engaged as one of the soloists in St giggil‘Lflzvrrz’l ‘zn'iolfoifi:n:m’re’lg::g " Thanks Gregory place. has closed it up (or the ieykond the Ntherignds "
. ' - - . WI . . ‘
Andri w s Church in that tllv. that the pleasant "an.“ mm m an N F0 S glvmg “titer mouths. and has looted to New ”might;agxlpégfhengefira stem:
The ROWHYIO" FIT“ Department he“! and. ew lg Dinner (‘hrlstian Endeavor meeting will be 93”!!! attrition in the Union ham
Iii-Id at the resilient-i- oi Charles Ma
climber on Friday evening and Frank
Horton will Mitochon- or the m . littlest
Real Estate
.W‘gfilii!
M9...”
DailYIinetoN. Y.
Grain. F‘iour
For Freight Only
‘ ~ Sold. natured Rented
Frel at Propellers leave Pier .
it var. New York. “not of Dov’fr
Cook
the Turkey
Right
Special prices on the (unions
till IIIIIIIII IIISIIIIS
FOR THANK SGIVINB DAV
QUICK AUTO SERVICE
itmti. every day (uncut s 3. st
\ .. s it. in. Freight received at orwaik
Have Rents Collected. and all lost up i i orwa
nose in Property done at to 6030 g. :1. “Id South N I! up
* ”‘ Norwak Steamboat».
The l. 8. Lawrence Agency Ann...“ .mm.’ “mm...
15 South Main St. Lou" MIMI mg
vou COMMENCI voun rnsuxsolvlilo ooottmo
AND BAKING. by all means. do it one1 of our DON
rsoc amassl n isht lair l . M.
results from a poor stove. o expect W“ "t
Order a Control it «from us and
baking and cookingi titties for m”? ““9”" your
The Jones & Hoteliltlss Co.
17 Well “not "tone us Home. Danni
“TINA?" cHIIMULLY WINNING
automobile have been replaced but the They an m. most practical Rossi-
Iow it wifxpggmnml‘oraw Elli: ' crs made
i'iiiiom'fii 3i”. irlii't‘ihd'ii. {I}: , . c not wrongly yblame the cooking—or the butcher or the grocer. ' .
w wflm‘i‘ltfii‘lh ggfmngm 3;- Probablythe ault is in your own condition. The littlearustakes of Horace R Nash
iffll‘hih‘lfid‘h‘fi‘?" "' '"" “ "‘,“' “will!!!” some overeating. maybe insufficient exercise—-are N "wzwgg' a.
' is (I “I“
OH
For Underwear and
at:
Mn..- m.“
The One Who Uses a
Carver
knows only too well whether it
«it suits hint or not.
trifle. with an unknown
brand. not buy a.
.. .1 . N... no...
Hosiery go to
hunt
acoustics is in. has;
._ noon ‘dHErl-Ias‘m one: 'i‘ahit
Sunday. and on next Sands ht
ociock Rev Smith of D.ri.bwn?\
. 2y.” ‘
Norwalk Chronicler