«ES? . ~ .
Table Dairies" sud‘Niiiltihs
wearers FORECAST.
For 1101111111 and vicinity: Generally
cloudy with light rain tonight and Fri-
day; not much change in temperature.
A’dirturbsnce control this morhina
near Haterss. N. 0.. is producing cloth
dy and rainy weather along this Atlan—
tic coast from Florida to New Jersey.
'Dhe rain extends inland over the
mothers sections to the Mississippi ri~ 1
war. 1 Another disturbance central over
South Dakota is producing unsettled
weather with light snow or rain in the
western" sections. A cold wave. with
WHITE TABLE DAMAIK, at
son, he and of a yard. .
UNMIMHID DAMAIK. 250.
M m a yard. .
if“. m- to b! 11 11111.11.
2 é‘outplete department of
HUCK d. IATH TOWELB,
tombstones-shy. ~
E. K. BANKS
KARACHI!) 501% 311003.
SOUTH NORWALK
temperatures slightly below sore, ap-
pears «this morning in the. extreme
. 1-i11111'11 are lll‘§.t‘1l to be pin-511111.
northwest.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Minimum, 35: maxi-
mum. 50. Cloudy.
Lester J. Carglll, of Bridgeport spent
last evening with relatives and friends
in Norwalk.
Alden Solmans, of South Norwalk.
has purchased a. Pierce-Arrow automo
bile.
Rev. Mr. Stapleton will preach at
the service in the Smith Norwalk llap-
.tist church. this evonlng.
lProprietor Peter F. Burns. of the
Boston Store, spent yesterday in New
York city on business.
John Bartram has resumed his d11-
itles at the South Norwnlk post omce,
after a couple of days“ absence.
The Firemen’s Mandolin orchestra
held a rehhesal and meeting last even-
ing, at which time William'liubbell
was appointed class instructor.
John Sheehan, Jr., of High street,
Norwalk, attended the performance at.
,-—---—-—-— - the ‘Pnrk Theatre in Bridgeport last
if you want to receive the greatest
return for your money consistent with Street Commissioner C. l. liyingion
the best security for your principal its cleaning the. gutters of least. Wall
you are invited to ask 1). 8. Hull about street, Morgan and East avenues to-
the [30’ gold bonds he is ottering. idny.
i ...._.. .
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dyes, of 286, Peter lloren and totally. who spend
the summer in Norwalh, litt\'0 rcturn ‘
Delicious Coffee every Morning
and always the some with 1
Rochester Percolator
Popular in Price - Simple to Operate - Easy to Clean
SAVES NEARLY HALF
because it extracts all of the good of the ooil'ee
Ask for our Illustrated
Folder: " How to
Make Delicious
Cotes."
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‘ 111111111111111111111
The First in the Series lot Enier- '
Norwslk Library auditorium under the
. auspices of the Women's Civic League
.111; distinct an individual as any one;
1111 Mary Wilkins' people. but she is n;
the American automobilist, is the man-
tbst we are entering to and in order
to make his automobile trip it triumph
al procession we ask him to hiring it to,
this shop before starting 1111.111; will
overhaul it, tighten up serous and ma; 1
obinery, put in new parts, put his so-
gine, brakes. magneto. plugs, 11111., in 3
good working order and make his ,
journey a pleasant one by lack of an- ’
noyaoce by bringing his auto to 1
w. A 111111111111 42 N M11111 31.4111 502’
illilISS iillllSE liiilil
1111111111111 11 women’s Civic
League a Success .
The first subscription recital for the
was given yesterday aitei‘noon at the
Pleasant Hour theatre. The artist
was Miss Louise Kerr, of New York
and Paris in her original monologues.
Miss Mary Illseell Ferry, president of
the league, presided and introduced
Miss Karr most felicltously, speaking
of the great gift of the actor when he ,
can sink his own individuality in that1
of another and present this other
character to an audience.
Miss Kerr gave four numbers, “Sow-
ing by the Day." “At the Breakfast
Table,” "The New England Traveler"
and “M the Concert." Miss Kerr's
gentle irony is never unpleasant our-1
cat-1m, and her constant little hits at;
our human foibles, make all her work;
appealing. The New England dress~
maker. of the. type she caricatures, is}
u WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
Eyerythlng in the Optical Line '
Eyes Examined Free
0.15: Jackson
Optician
Merrill Graduates Make G00d
Enroll now. Day and Night Sessions
Books and sationery free‘
thing of the past and it is very incl
ALI. SIZES
A.J.Coiiins81Co.
Main street, lilanbury, returned last
night from a three weeks‘ visit in Run cd to their wintcr 111111111 in New lio
cos City, .\lo., win-re Mrs. llyas 111,.- chcllc.
tended the national convention of thc’
Auxiliary 111' lin- liroihcrhood oi’ Ruli-
rood ’l‘ralnmcn lie 11 duh-2:111- from A1;-
nes McLean lodge. oi" 11111111111).
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At the. meeting 111i llutlor Lodge. No.
{17, l. i), 1). l1‘.. which was hold inst on».
111111;, the iiiitiutory degree \1‘:1s1worl11d;
'on 0111- f‘illlflliiilli‘.
Louis A. Lolnnncit‘. of 1111 limits «ww—
iiwui. closed his home ibcrc 1111111) for "“‘l‘lllé.
thp winter and has gone with 11.x tum-l Jill!“ 1‘ ‘V'lllll- iii ”1‘“? 1*‘7"‘i‘i~ 50""
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1.11-1.111-1' oi h‘1111li11l1l counvy. 111111 the The 111'11' \\'lili‘il the i.u1li1's' Aid 50—4
d‘llli'S of that position have l11‘11ugh!
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'i‘ilcug
. . . civil 1.: the
into here ircducutly during the past
few years. lic is well known unions
1111~111bersof the Masonic fi'utcruiiy and
especially so among tbc 11111111be1's oi‘
Pyramid Temple, Nolllcs 111‘ the My»,
tic Shrine, in which llc has been prom-'2
lncnt. l
chuu'hhcld111151111151 successful.
do} evening. The surf-1151'. ul1i1;h ul-
tvndcd ihc uil'uii' cxcccdcti i’hc liopciiy
of tho most sounuiuc lllL'lilllt‘l‘ri.
lingo are very s‘urcc in the local‘
markets. The strictly fresh variety is
‘selling at ilfty routs pcr ilolcll with
prospects of their admin-lug consider-
1ubly blgbci‘. (‘usc cggs are plentiful
land 11111 selling :11 tlii1iy per‘
idozwi. 3
»» (lverlnntl iivo pusscnucr t‘orodoor
touring ('111'. for $11011. Storms (lur-
1
age ('0' i'i‘lllti
Norwnlk high school is planning for
its game with Milford high school,‘ The \‘orw'ilk Woman‘s (‘ivii 11-111'1111
which will bc played at Amusement ' ' ' ' ‘ '
will meet next Week Friday '.'11l1 lira.
Park on Saturday afici noon at it ‘
‘1‘ ll. Barnum of him 1111 111111111 As)
11‘1lo1kM1111agc1 Wynn says that the ' R ‘
in” a report as possible of t‘11 Sub-1
1111111 coming dou 11 from the upstate 1111l )iion ““0!“le now my” on will
is. quin- a husky short- dozen and that I
llm vixen and done fill the win' -: will
.\orw111l1 must play tliclr lice l. to Willi k l
b 11 usnei.
out. li1-i1-1 conildcut in the tcuni,l1ow I e d ( ‘
WW. but, llrcdicis an especially good;
1 _ , i‘ltlr-f Thomas imuthcrlund and Sun
some. Norualk a stiongoyet lineup will 'ciul ()filcci‘ Richard F. Moore, of Nor 1
be pitted against the Visitors.
Philip Swartz the llnretrom student walk. received a complaint yesterday]
whose collar brine ‘WM chipped in the afternoon to the effect that a man was
' acting strangely on Fitch's Hill. 'f‘bey
game between his school and the Taft wont to the place, but by the time they
school recently, returned in Norwalk
arrived he was gone.
last evening. Sworn: is one of the
best football players on the team and
in'u H17Fln1muge came out the worse for
wour. llc bus been spending the past.
few days at 11111 home in Sulllold. 'l‘be mniu, "tawny "11,13,191; for a now one.
1
A gas leak has been discovered in
Main street. The gun is running from
some service pipe into 11111. old 1111111
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ipmimus i spend uniti- 11 su'm of moucy au-
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scrvim. groin." as l
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our full weight.
in the minim-i 111‘ my
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ounhi to do n biucvr busiovsa. Wit} “ l11».'
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fJEddfi (1031 Ahl‘ibts'il‘bing
us an 01-111 M1- 1111: l. :d, and we will retain you as a cue
iome1. Cl: .111 iteofrrmratc.u11iorm quality. suitable tor turmce.
range, stove or self (coder. Pri; as on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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0N THANKSGIVING DA‘v
$11111- iiii‘kvy will taste better
111111 you will relish your dinner
better it you inim the 1.11111111-
tlon to soc that your wines are
of the proper standard. You
can easily insure this by pro-
curing them at hingner 1e
Flynn's. ’l‘hclr 111111111 on a bottle
of any kind of wine or liquor is
u Munruntec that it is of the
highest ouulliy and excellence.
Magnet 81 Flynn
‘type who not everybody in the house
'drcss-brnid. to see her move. live and:
torestlng to those who remember thisy
Merrill Business College
South Norwalk
at. work either sowing or running for,
Standard Port Chester
have her being on ihe stage. "The
Ncw linglnnd 'l'i‘nrcler" we still have
with us and probably will always have...
since to be worricd lost you 111111" not
'11111111” is 11 human i1'11il11,1oniliied
Fancy Kufer Pears, per bskt. 500' ‘
Cauliflowers, 10 end 131':
”.\t the (‘ 111111111 whirl) shows the
. TELEPHONE
woman who urtiu-s late, will 11111 tukc YOUR ORDERS
off her but. pushes by over) body and . y 1. _ ,
talks “hm“ vvci‘ytliinu under thr- sun Fancy mooning Apples, pk ..... 30c1\\:1x llcnns, quart ........ . ...... 10c
111 111.1' hired. \vus 11111111 iii‘elik... 31.1;qu hiwtipples, ouch ......... . ..... iocytirwen liruus '_' 1p1.111< ............. 156
Kurr guru in this. tenuoioauc so 11111115; 'i'oltuy tirupcs, pcr lb ........... 10c. Four-y (trope 1 mil, ouch ......... 10c
u-Nlrcnich funny Huh. lilin at 111111l111‘n t'oucoz‘d limpos, basket ......... lfic 11111111111115, 1111;11‘1 ............ ...10o
ml'lllotlu ot‘ "i‘imEIu; 1‘111- “mp... ”I”! (‘r-lct'y. Spinach, Loliilf‘rr, ’l'ontutocs. Spanish Unions, l'ui‘snlps‘, Sweat 1’o~
portrait-1i p11 untusinuxl‘ vim snob 1:11:11”, SLN'”h‘
13.1111 11:1:‘1'5 :1111i21-ply 11.111111 music 131111 '
141-1 litmus 111 it no: 11: oil. llwi is will UNITFD GROCERY COMPANY
inn '11 pay i111 Enuhrwiiwd No.11: in I J
111'1l11 111 i.!il1‘ :11: the 1111111 :mii cliiil 20 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 143
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F. F. lockwooilSrCompdny wglj
give you a $25‘Gas (Tank for:
$16 and your Old Generator-«-
for your Automobile.
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church.
1111111'1‘1111'1‘11 ‘11 Mr. iinni‘oi'd.
Nui'wullt t‘lub, 11ml
furniture \\ll‘.(‘ll Mr. Mitchell ivni
:11'1‘i‘.12d in :lic morning; and ‘1111‘111 ~
1::‘1'111‘1gc1l ‘1111 11 low
moon-111$ Were 111 plan-
1i11-111. and tho i‘cmili was urutitiiuu.
’l‘lm bountiful “niii'i‘oroitic” hi l‘i't’ll Air.
Murray bus put up in its irunw for
the pictures 111111213 a line background
for Miss li111'1' in l11-r black 5min and
[gold 111111111.
i The fact that it is only by the cour-
Viosy of Mr. Murray. proprietor of tin-
l‘ivusnnl llour ihentrc. that there is
any place in town 111 giro such recli-
uls ought to convince thc public that
the library auditorium is needed. The
hour must lie such 1111 will fit with
the hours of the plcturoshow, but next
ltiizdxv lounvl "'11 the i‘uiimiic
13:1‘11lniii:~
the :11;-
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ll1'1‘1":v:~iil‘f1‘
Now is the Time to Buy
HORSE CLOTHING
Luther M. Wright’s
1 . IS THE PLACE
Monday thosc who arrive 11 little early
MM .. ...... .. mm onus”..- ”fluvuw- A“..- 1.
Cool weather will soon be here. Place your order
with us and you will be prepared with the best Coal
mined.
young man's inlury 18 “Hilili'lillli' lmlll' , A break in the old main was made this
in! and he may 1103. lie able '0 WW 5 morning. but tile look was not locntod
again this season. “it! 1085 l0 illi‘ exactly. A further attempt will
11111111 is u regrettable 01:01 made tomorrow.
m
0
”There was considerable excitement
in North Main otroet
(fluirlos Anderson, who became men~
tuliy ilill'flfllfl’d and violent Tuesday
(«w-ping at the Norwalk Hospital, while
underminu treatment for an injured
hip, again cnusod trouble at ”to insti-
tution. lost (Wt-1111111. when he succeed-
hitchod to one of the conveyances
which is carting the special trncii
work for the Connecticut (‘ompuny
and Railroad
avenue. this morning, when o more,1
ed in breaking the straps with which
he was imuml to 11111 bed. The South
Norwulk police were notified and Cup
thin J. Harry J. Gibson 111111 Officer .l.
' 'Hf‘ilmith Went to the institution and
put Anderson in a police strolghtiuck-
1-1,. which is believed to be strong
enough to withstand his exertion until
he shall again halve become rational.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY
U. U. P. HYDROGEN PIROXJDE
1-4 lb. bottle ..1..1..1.1.........‘|0¢>
,1-2 lb bottle ....................20o
1‘bi bfltil tausoueiiasa-reotneotow
commenced to kick. The poor boost
flunk
That the trolley loop at the west-
bound railroad station will be
11-1111 the lotter'comes pretty soon. wuu
nssurred. this morning, upon the arriv-
al of the special track 1Morn which
being carted to the scene of the artiv '-
tier. this morning. The curved'raiio
have been placed at the station and
with the filling 111111111 the west 11111111
completed. all that remains now is
l the grilling on the roaahed and laying
oil the rails
s
1
finally caught. her boot on the rails.
and sustained 11 long gash on her
(will
pietod by the time the snow tiles, 11111
118 Water Street Tel. 721
lit: “W ‘
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A GOOD CHANCE
To get. a good pulr of Shoe» cheap. We have A few pairs
of \i'onicn's $3.01) and 33.130 HilOM we are closing out at
$1.98. blood styles and molten. For thiaweelt only.
The White Shoe Store
90 Washington St. “Where the Good Shoes Come 11111111"
OlUlfll CHESTER’ 6 MOVEMENTB situation in Tripoli.
WASHINGTON, N111. » interest
is being manifested llt'rc in the more
menta of the scout cruiser 0111111111
during the past few days and her ear
[wi‘iefl 111'ri1 al at 11111111111111 today.
which is expected to be M by
map;
Coai' Coal! Coal!
HARRIS 81 GANS CO.
South Norwsllt
it 111 not 11111111111111 111111 11111 1111111111
went to Tripoli simply for the purpose
of finding out whether the Aloreican
consul or others desired to 1111. the
ilhip to set stray from the dimers in.
6i!
will be scutcd. if the pictures are not
quite over. so ii is not necessary for
anyone to stand outside. Mr. Murray
will be glad to have ilic indies come
in
The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House
THE HOUSE OF GOOD CLOTHES
33 South Main Street. South Norwalk
if you don‘t trade here we both lose money. if you are not in
the habit of trading here it will pay you to investigate our goods
and prices before making your next purchase. We like to have you
compare values. This store always wins with the women who com-
pares. You will find here the right garments for every ocasion. lleau-
tiful Stills from $9.98 11p to 821’» 00. This season' a correct styles 01'
Costs from 85.98 11p to $25.01). New styles in Dresses[ from ”.93 up to
$35.00. We also curry the biggest line in town Skirts, Wailtl.
Corsets and Petticoats. We want yOur business—«but we don't expect
it. if you can do better elsewhere—«anti We want you to know by your
own experienCe that this store is the best in town. ,
The library auditorium is a circular
hull and has 11 11111119 forty foot by forty,
with a good place for 11 little drop‘,
onrinln. it will not be used in a wuyf
to compete with any business enter,
prise. The library was finished as for
as it now stands in June. iiiilil. They
ladies are making a grant effort to,
see that Norwalk has this little hall;
for educational purposes, and they do-
serve help
Next \ionday at i: 41’» oxuctly, Miss.
Alice Chapman will present the re-
cital of the very successful play "Ev
orywomsn.“ She is n stranger here.
but well km’wn m New York and no“ :VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, I.... I”
EU". u “1 “fined Bl“? Will be We“ FC'LFANCY "Al": POTATO”, ‘ [DOOR-111.1...1111-1nun-”nunnu 30¢
ceivod. Miss i‘bapmnn has lost com ‘AQP FANCY PATENT FLOUR. a lisp 801)
i t d a five. Weeks' en 11 meat in
" ° ° " " 1Try 11 pound of sciences corrae. Ones 111.11, 111w.” used.
The Great A&P Tea Company
m WAIHINGTON 01'... SOUTH NORWALK.
FREE
New York and on her way through
Norwaik next Monday [recs back for1
another six weeks She will be the}.
guest of the president of the 111111 111i
‘ibe hotel. '
11111111 Kerr and 11111111111111 pin-guru“! NDJOO- Doilvorlu 0:30 11. "1.11111 2:30 11- m.
with her accompanist are cotertnlned' , - W
by Miss Pinneo and Miss Wilson. ‘VOl-lTNFUL THiEP IOUND OVER
'i‘he ushers yesterday Were Miss Wit! DURHAM Nov. 9. “The, purchase of
son and Miss (l.ornell Mr. Balcom i a motor cycle for 8151) by Clarence 'i‘.
,. was prevented by an unexpected busi~;8r0wn1 20 years old. led to ill! arrest
nose matter from being at the 111111 or. 1 yesterday and subsequent confession i
lice and the efficient young woman whoftiint insinuating; he entered the home this state has erected at Peteflh
serves for the Pleasant Hour theatre inlof Chester H. Clark here and stole VA. and 111 Valley Ferric, Pa. ,
that capacity 'moat chillingly helped'ldtiiltl.ii11w}1s brought before a justicedciegntion includes members of
the 1111111, though it meant the 11111111111 of the peace who bound him over to militia, governors council. Grand
oiling of her hours. Nest“ Monday the superior court under $1.090. which my end the legislature.‘ The MT
Miss 11 its Lockwood will its ' . concentration and be 1m tion of the monument 11 Valley
“1 Mamet ' 141111
osutgaitv.‘
WlLL DEDICATE MCINUM!
BOSTON Nov. 9.411311131111111
and a delegation representing Muslin
chnsetis learn today 111 attend “€911
dedication of the incumbents Wlii
Norwalk Chronicler