1. curtains ‘
'ibooiniil attainment of f
a darling-for Ia
IWM‘W
. ' .r..lisrbott.lr and. .
taken a posit on in the to
merit of the Norwalli Hour.
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si'liitme annual“
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92-2~Nawa Department
924—Buainssa Department
wharaohbffloo. Norwalk
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Tun—City Editor’s Rasid'nce
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Mr. and lira; lib/{,{Harry Evans. of. D
New York city. are guests of relatives
ill this (-ily. - l ‘
The W. C. 'l‘. U.‘ will meet with Mrs.
A. S. Palmer.“272 East attenuc. East street;
Norwalli. Friday at it o‘clock. Any in- -7...“ """" .
terested in temperance are invited. The. Woman II Guild. 0! mace.
' ..-.‘-......... Church. met yesterday nitsrnoon. with '~
' w
Dr. and Mrs. C. li-vlng Ferris, of New
York city, are in town to spend the
holiday with the farmer's mother, Mrs.
John H. Ferris, ol‘ 30.West avenue.
~Buckwheat coal, $3.in per ton. Far-
ris Coal Co. '
M
William .l.-Mcliugh. Jr., has taken
his yacht. Kanaha out. of commission
”for the season and has hauled it out it
on the ways at the Miller ship yard h
in Smithvlilo. . *
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Miss Grace Wllniot, formerly of mi his position as stage manager at Mu-
sic Hall. and has been succeeded by
Ellis F. Makin.
South Main street. has taken her real-
'dence for the present at “the home of
Mr. anerI. Alfred 0. Halo. of Greg-
ory boulevard.
Mrs. Charles H. Clark and family. of
Marshall street. expect to move to
their new home in Terra Haute. lnd..
next week. Mr. Clark is employed by
a piano firm in that city.
ow
simnei Goldschmldt. of Yale. and
Charisstioldmiunidt. who is a mvolar (
inn salesmanifor the Grofut and Kristin
hat“ company. are in mwn..=to>spend'the
W i
M Hanford. Eoeto.,son of Mr. and
Mrs. ‘ George 93%. of oourtlaniit.
place. is home to IDII‘A‘O'T'IIMIW-
ing holiday from the New Yorii Milt.
taryhcademy.‘ initiated at Qumrlall.
New qur. .
”-1—”
George Hill. the four-yearold son of
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer L. it. mu. of l
Rivera street, fall from the stone wall
surroundings the format. Woodward
property. one afternoon this week, and
out a bad gash in hla,»head.
. A special" communication of ’Old
Well badge. No. 108. F. and A. 11.. will
be held at its rooms. Tuesday evening.
at do'olock. The i". 0. degree will ,
worked~aitd there will be a banquet.
The district deputy grand master will
be-present on his odlcial visit.
‘di‘i’s of the noteworthy points or the.
storeot A. J. Collins 00.. is its solid
eliahl'llt...P lwho. totlr_ ’
r y ’ cone flung” xii spendiiif'i‘hanlisgiving and the re.
A"
la
.store runsotolth
- _' tsrilndytfi: Wading the:
9%? outlwi'olow prices.“ lai'
assor merit. giving their customers
oaeof the best niece that could
be adored. it“ their adv. .
Mrs.,lii. c. Browne. a Well-known
summer resident at Bella island. who
has been in ill-health all summer and
fail, underwent an operation a few.
days ago in Brooklyn and had a twan-~
tyt pound tumor removed. Mrs.
Browne, her, may friends will be
pleasodt’to “unpainted through the
ordeal hallyi‘ahd is believed to be:
getting along nicely.
The regular weekly meeting of Lin-
coln Council. No. i. O. U. A M...will
be held Friday evening in Mystlb
Chain hall. “Pile meetingwilf start
promptly at 7:30. at the third do
is ”1.”."orked on a olahs ca
dates. The
he put on-..
and alinnornhai‘d of the
unite ill for several a." at her home
Inigoilth ”In“ ”M:
.1 WW .
. .,iirii.._'nmu Bflmwih. of Charles
.- d‘tgtfflt,lr. .
4 - illness wit throat trouble.
Jen
Hal
spend it >
Mrs. Wi liam ll. rsgory. of Stamford.
spending Thanksgiving with Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Bprower. in Brooklyn.
.- ‘wpop't miss Tiger football guilds.
Colonial lot. it p. in. today.
went to Mount. Kisco. yesterday, and
lace.
‘ avenue. has taken a position with the
Banishipt Oyster System. in Water
Mrs. E. A. Woodward. of North Main
street.
is spending his Thanksgiving holidays
in_ Philadelphia. Pa, with
and friends.
entertaininl Miss
launch out of the water for the winter
at Captain Edward H. Miller’s ship
yard at Smithville.
\vlll hold their,, .
lid ’ l. . on home. session this even g'in Mystic Chain
no or a that! W W , «9 hail,WaahinIlOIi direct-
haa returned to her home from Ridge-
ileid, where she has been visiting her
Mater. Mrs. Alien 'ltiiacos.
man for the Edwin C. Burt shoe Conn
pa
wall to
- Harry Burton inf last avenue}: it
yesterday for
spending Tsahiisgiving and he dds-
not expect to.
spending Thanksgiving in An '- a. '
where he has sevdral nieces. .
yearly custom to spend Thanlt'sgirl ,
with these relatives. ‘
matador of the
with friends-and.
Yale football eleven in Norwalk Tuss-
day afternoon and idol: in the trip to
the reservoir of South Normal! and
to the Municipal lighting-retain. »ar-
ranged for Professor Barney by Ray-
mond Gerard.
resident of Norweiii. now of Stamford.
has been, spending several days ‘in
Norwaih. Ha rammed to Stanford
last maing for Thanksgiving at his
home. but is expected bash to Not»
well before Yale opens again. 9.
ill
a . .Oos
entire iloor movement willidha contract for treating the a -
Drove after her *‘ ~
. . Wffi“ .4.“ z.“
. . V i
rt .lii. Perdus than head
recoiterad'. from a actors
mm "m. mes—
of N walk. 1‘ s
gbing dunki-
C. V. Searing. of Lincoln Park. ;N.
is ,a 'i‘ ving attest of Miss
has A?! itchsll. of West street.
Mradilide Hoyt. of‘ Laws street. is l)
Than vineviith pr. sand
a,
Mr.- and Mrs. Elmer it}. (less are
Mann-a.
Dr. G. M. Brundage, of‘ Norwalk.
spending Thanksgiving in that
......—..—.-.m—-
Stephen Sorosl. or 110 Woodward
John Shaehan. .lr.. of High street. '
relutiVos
Miss Marjory Wells. of Norwalk, ls
Margaret Fitch.
schoolmatc from 'Rye Seminary. at .
or home here. -
Frederick H. Banger has resigned
d
has hauled his
Wilfred Bodwoil
Mr. and Mrs, Axel Seinltnecht. of ._ '
Hamilton avenue. are entertaining a
large family party of relatives from
New York city today;
Banner Counoih No. in. n. of n. “
lar semi-monthly
Mrs. Jan's rim. of 12-Mllier street. ‘
Theodore 0. Olsen. traveling sales
. has arrived home in South Non
spend Thanksgiving.
H i‘ i u as .1!
t».
in
em
3 ~,
0rd. where lid is.
urn before Monday.
W i .
William Allelic“, of Norwallt. is. 7:.
It in-
Btephen Smith. of South Norwallt.
d [Jester K. Warren. of Norwalk.
eta Philadelphia
var.
There were several members of the
Malcolm Shana. of Yelena former
9 Tree Warden Joseph cornsll was hilt
gaged yesterdey with a torch of Isa
izmovlng a dead elm tree onto! '
aotlcut Turnpike. He has sans
«trails of milk Freebie This i.
meat is something nawthat to r.‘
«5 so well. eraser.
iso caseiaosa. aus
.Ia .
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.5» i‘ "5 0m
Mi .
ciao-in. .
I. Everlllhmfi in- the Option Line.
Mn, § ‘ ) I. *i ' r... M .J,
i.
an
an
A
36. Not-walk sumtors
”.1
realm "fine ADVlcl
{a ‘11,..- .71.... ;”. ' ,g L“;- ,V’.
Jinan drain wait}?! any efthaabeva. will mite
.«
style and service are also
considered in mry pair of
“Walk-Over"
Shh . .
.. lg. ' aau'ammmmw
FhYNN’S noo'r tenor
. H'Mhfl a ..
inordinate-aims. gym ”I.
44%
do team are expected to be on,
hogtiuui‘ly. Aitor the in ting a up Cornell's crisis-lilies. and has been
per. provided by the'ihsin fra. will be, "M before with success.
“nod/s ' - .9; . w .. >m
Franli Brundags, af Courtland
..- . .. ~ l f a“ who is. gratlagfroin re; .
.A Prominent La or of with film, I n It” Is a o ' '
walk. Whose sine Will.“ .Oivwiilfioifihhmlmmothsr at her father
weir issues. ,rltaulia.lel«.ih I. ' .mttiraailhoius. its , .
. mini-iii»: Jr
shrill.”
25bit"
' use». with lira. ,
‘” My ‘0; “ft '
. ) ’
"rut:
at
3‘!
Merrill Commercialicourse
mm ‘1 you for‘ straddle success ,
Port cantor
la alwaya,,givsa dna premiums. list
oarsuli
we‘will si on. and you may
have some onto be thankful
for if you s it. Have your
automobile put ingood condition
soloists-ii vlng Day if it
needs oval-h ’ ; and you llay
escape s’ b ‘ down or trouble
on that ‘it should come.
bring into a
mass wanoas. new mamas. ., servers
on» waooita. aria FOUR-Will“. RIAI m cadre. ‘
7
m Norwala
loathe
says he osnaotcoii' is
.tiousqwhicncaalil a '
ionisation a,
denial
candidates in the . y
. lay and Mailman... i. believe that
the lispubilosn- canons will decide up.“
an ass or the ethanand as the lien-
.sra’i.Asasinhly will have a Republican
mommy. til caucus nominee will he
even usily seated ignited States ileu-
ator nths joint sassiahlyx'
" Legislature. Mr. 9 Judson. said:
‘ lilieio be chairman of the Judiciary
. my own hi all that i could facilitate the
. no reason why we should not. There
.,.aro only three or four really» impor-
‘ sir. tho the-s “dad he disposal! of in
- he a an t
. limit in case of accident. and the fel-'
vahali have an interesting mansion.
of toy condli- '
which would
Ii ifldi it no-
I
Wilda
. la
iitoriililp." said Mr.
only. two viflble'
hold. handler Bullte - *
smith. iii the limousines of the
.i‘My parsonaiprsfsranca is. that!
should!” donate chairman of the
Judiciarycomin it». iiou us. there.
are only three .puhiicani lawyera in
the Senatwhiurdea. of Matilaon.
harden, of brid” t. and myself.
You see the impor cs of having Re-
publican lawyer-Senators in that lit-
dioiary Committee. -
"One potent reason why i should
Coinnilii is. that. i am convinced in .
hardness so that we would get through
in three monthslnstaui of. seven or
eight months. as at smooth There in
.so‘tanaa i can see. to
taut _ .
liter hm Ganci'al Arabia-i
WI“. 1
cOmaarativel! Quick time; them must
outillties commission bill”.
the abel ahtnent of this “.000 death
the
we
lamerevant not, which is reaii
most important of all. 1 thin
”Jerry" Donovan will bothers. and you
maygdapendupon it that than will be
“something doing.” Also [cannot over»
. Order of Railroad Conductors 'on the.
E New Haven road and chairman of a
,ioint committee of railroad men more
i
i
i
. t
iii-anion...“ lei-“ably in the last
3' Jew you the roads have raised noth-
. am familiar."
look the fact that i. am elected by lie
penitence and Democrats. when prob
ably gives me the right to enter into
:ltopubiieaii and Democratic caucuses.
"iwant this understood." said the
senator. ”that i sin for Morgan 0.
linikeiay for Senator. and extract to
rote for him."
W
ROAD UNION "IN FIIL JUITI-
HID iN AG" 0N RATIO.
Jeremiah Wall: of New Haven. chair-
man of the eaetutlve committee of the
renting some 3: railroads east of the
Mississippi and north of the Rain.
:more & Ohio lines, when shown s ro-
port today that tho railroad labor or-
rotations had been rebuked by the
;. madcan Federation of labor because,
they favoiud legislation to permit the
railroad companieszto increase freight
ram. said: ,
."1‘he American Federation of bit-
‘hsr many this; that an increase in
freight rates would probably further
increase the (Idaho! living. The rail-
road organisations can quote many
l things allow that while the coat of
operation and 'rnllmad mater-
ing but passenger rates horo'and there
is the eastern district with which i
a
"The labor organisations on the rail-
‘roads have been granted better pay for
their members.“ said Mr. Wall. “and
are about to secure batter safety ap-
plldncea on all lines and the roads
have been compelled to do other
things which will cost them huge sums
of real money. The railroad employs:
feel that their laureate and those of
the railroads are mutual and if the
roads do not prosper then the ban-
tirade of thousands of railroad men
will ruler."
_MM
«~lf you haven’t thatiaietoassrolss
regularly Dean‘s Regulate will prevent
coaati on. The induce a mild.
easy. healthful action of the bowels
withoap grim. ask your dragaist liar
unseen KILLID IV FALL.
illDDLI'l‘OWN. rlov. 38,—iiiraeai
Johnson. of No. ti Clay strut. Woman»
tar. Mast. employed by the American
Bridge Company. fell the mthelsnper‘
structure of the new Air Line brid a
anions the coitus-Wont river. about it
feat. this morning. landing on some
lilies. He salami a fractured shall
and other injuries of which no died at
the hospital shortly after being tali-
an there. its was about If years of
ass. and leaves a mother. Binnie John.
son. of Worcester. .
stands in MANGHUMA.
d't‘. Parmesan. No. ass—The
‘ whole of Mahatma is ololaiiy declar-
- ad to be infected with tile huhodic
Film. but not with cholera. as was
«W W may. :
ignore
um
‘ macro! ‘ mu”
‘ '9 , , "'
its)» “‘9 sordid have been
i
watt» . MK... .
sinners .
, nun-33.99%
‘W7W“W
. , Wave this
the U11 ted .9
. rm»...-uuwwHuq—uwmeuusmwnw«doom-w fi-s‘n-g‘m
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datum '
.‘i‘ a. _a a weenie:
mmnrnnww
The . clothes . xi... bl’y means qin .
considerable outlay-«ulna expendi tire
iii a 330.: many dollars in the colitis.
oi' s‘year. ‘ ‘
it is your desire to get. and quite
sire to give every possible: dentin?
'worth of real value for every dollar“
you spend for clothes. H
That we do give you. at this it»
the inert real value for the money.
will prove to you conclusively if you,
will give us. the opportunity.
isn‘t it to your ownhhesti‘lntereetsrto
iii-uni the opportunity? Then came in.
day and see. '- *
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StylsiiSuits and Coats. 3198102925 ‘
downs, Dresses. Shirt Walsta. Primate” in high qualities at when...
MI
“The first?! WI
....
roe voorft rainwater: .
YOU'LL an runnxsm. can mess ‘ ‘
cannons To save
d-butten length Kid Gloves .........Ide r.‘ ‘ ‘
$1.08 fiweatera for Women and c idren......‘xdlsl ‘
08.98 Sweaters. white. guy. cardinal . . ..
lnfanta' 50¢ Bwnters \ .
The Waists all our center tables that are slightly.
massed. vanes up to 82.38. at
OIM Pet ts. “bobble“ style
Odd lots in Children's Heavy Flesced
air: quality ......
Women's Fiannaiette Night Robes
Women's m Flannaletta Skirts tlo .
A big lot of :5c flackwsar. new and fresh.......lOd
A big assortment 0 fresh. new 250 Neckwear....i0o
Choice of our the ailius .1................iIa
50c Patent Leather salts. red sin? hlaclt ..... more
Pretty Plannalstta Dressing Baoouea .............4da
Hair now Ribbon. widthlu. die quality ........lla
Colored Satin Ribbon. widths “and :2... ..ide yd.
Satin Ribbon.widthah.'land9....... ...... ley‘ti.
tilde Ail-Linen Dish 'l‘owaiing ..............so yd.
the Turkish Bath Towels. largo also . ....... . .. .103 .
Hound Brown Linen Centerpieces. 21-inch also. dr- , .
noose.
i...-
burial...
at:
sic-nae.
isbod withdeeplaceedu ......
N: tin-Tho above an only a portion of the limos. .
We'll make good when you come to the store: Don‘t '
miss this occasion. , x
‘
THE
N. E. Ryan Co.
85 Minimum *
Norwalk Chronicler