’i‘shie‘bsmsslt sud-*Nkaitis
WHITE ‘TAILI DAMABK, at‘
Mo, 78o and '1 a yard.
UNQLEAGHBQ, QAMAUK. 250:
m «are .i m. .
IAPKINI.‘ 500‘ t“ $8 a desert. ‘
a complete assortment of :
HUCKt A IATH TOWELB.
trontleto we each. g
colder tonight; Tuesday fair and con-
tinued cold; hlsh welt winds,fdimin—
,ichin. tonight. The cold wave. which
moved in from the northeast. lest auto
urday has.‘now ever-spread heapiy‘ the
whole country.
this morning where it was above
. pepsin; were along the Paciiid. cult.
WEATHER FORECAST. _
sui- Not-vista and vicinity: Fair and
The only sections
.. ' day guest of Mr. and Mrs. James is};
and South Atlantic coasts. The area .
of high pressure which is produolnl‘
thecoid. wave is now centrel ‘in the
lower Mississippi Valley. Area: or.
low pressure are. central over the‘
maritime proivinceednd the North T’s-l
cine coast. ,,
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Minimum, 32; maxi-
mum.43. Cloudy.
E. K. BANKS.
msouuo‘vaoran smelt.
some scams: .
William M. Long, of Hartford. was
in town Saturday on business.
Putnam Hose Company will give a
sociable and dance in Arion Hall on
November 24. i
Lester Davis. at New Canaan, is al
visitor in South Norwalk, today, re-
newing old acquaintances. '
—Raymond Brothers have a contract
for laying blue stone drives for John
B. Marsh. of Compo.
George Haviland. of Norwalk, as»
stated in the Great Atlantic and Pa-
cific Tea store in NorWaIk on Solar.
day.
John. Dyas, of Danbury, was a Sun-
v
Mrs. Charles A. Summit; and son
Kenneth $mmis, of Marshall street
'spent yesterday with'relatives in New
Canaan. ‘
Flynn, of Elizabeth street.
The barge Russell is unloading a
cargo of blue stone at Raymond Broth<
ers‘ docks, off Water street.
Lady Jennings Lodge, Shepherds of
Bethlehem, will hold lts,seml-monthly
business meeting, Wednesday evening.
The monthly business meeting (it.
the Old Well Cigar Makers‘ Union
will be held, this even-lug, in the labor1
lycuunt. in Washington street.
Edward S. Hine, of New Rochelle,
N. Y., and Theodore E. Terrell, of You-
kers. N. Y., Were in town Saturday on
business. .
Mrs. Willard ll. Wudham-s and son,,
0f 'llritlgeport. spent Sunday as the
guests oi Mrs. Mary B. Stanley, of
Main street.
Court o‘Ii‘l‘alli‘Ob‘ Social Club will hold
a meeting this tri't'llili‘r with Mrs. Curr
ric Day. of Stuart uwnuu. .\ll incur,
hers are requested to be pi'ciiwul.
‘u-.. .. '
Mr. and Mrs. John Stirit, of Bridge-
port, spent yesterday with Mrs. rltlrlt's
mother. Mrs. Mary Guarnit-rl, oi‘ Wat-
.._.-.. or sil‘t-t‘i, Norwullt.
.lilillt‘H (l‘ilricn, of (from-uni 'l‘i'VHlt'Gl
and brother Hurry ti'lli‘iin, o: Nt'\\"‘, litutulus l-‘oulor i‘ost, Grand Army
. . . , ' . .
urn. .\, .l.. attended l.ll(‘ \illi' ltzown Reptililli' will hold llrl weekly businvss
Hillli' in Nuw lluyt-n on Saturday. pruning, this owning, in its bull. in
" Washington» street.
litirtiltu lit-boltuh l.0(lL‘,t* will 1:0 to
iti‘iilgvltiil‘t it) Visit l“itli‘lll\ lltlut-littll 'I‘lit' (lltl \\'oll Hook .nnl l.iititlt‘l'
Lodge. ’I‘iiursday t‘\t'l]lll._'_ b-ut'ins: coymtuny will hold il‘l monthly husi‘
South Norwzilit on llit‘ I in Haiti. V,“puu lilttillii‘.’ tin». wu nine. in it-~ quar-
, .iei‘r, ill ii.i\.l.tntl Slivii.
\lius Louist' Stimuli and tho llissvs M...
llt'itha and Elizabeth Litt-hbluu aivi'lll.‘ South ,‘timdn. l'iiiltliikt', .\‘o. ilk,
Suititluy in Now York city. Whilf‘!improved (li‘ilt‘l' ol‘ llt'liillllllltllfi will
tin-re they attended the Himiodronuu pom its fitt'ill iiiowbiy busiuuss nurt-
* M “W“ ’ ‘ jinn, \Vi‘tlilt'hilil)‘ cit-until.
llut'us lluymttkcrs will make hay lo~l ‘ ”.M... .. . -
plain in llit' barn iii \‘iv'asblnuiotii Miss Louise ll. School). of iluilrouth
sin-ct. when they will put a cities. of autumn Ema 31155. “la ll. Krnpmur, or
lliilf‘lfli‘eh‘ thronu‘h tho mowiniz much» Nomli Main Sll‘ttit, spent yt-sttrtlny
in“. wnu‘i‘riunds in \‘t‘t-Mpmt.
Our line of Furniture is th; kind the buyer lilies to buy.
of Quality '
‘ .IICAUOE the variety of designs and finishes are the best.
BECAUSE our Furniture is designed better, made better and finished
better than other Furniture selling at or near the price. .
BECAUSE olir Furniture always looks to be worth more money than
we salt 'ior lit.
The AQJ. COLLINS COMPANY
12-18 NORTH MAIN OTRIIT COUTH NORWALK.
in the conduct of my business i spend quite a sum of money an-.
nuaily in the effort to convince the people that my buslné‘ss is on the
“level" and that! can and D0 give “best service, beat grain," as I
first promised whenlcommonced business over twenty years ago.
Measured by the volume of trade that the people give to other con-
cerns. i do a large and active business, but _i am not satisfied. I
ought to do a bigger business. Why? Because i have only reliable
grain and teed, sell at ‘a small margin of proilt, give full weight. de-
liver promptiy, and not since I started business have I refused to to
turn money if dissatisfied with any delivery of goods.
' MANUEL TORO HATCH.
i- l . v
First in quality. last in price, always in the minds of its custom-
ers—Bonnie Home Ground Feed (or Horses, Cattle and Poultry. ..
1
eddO Coa
That’s It l’-———
A Hot Thing
Send us an order for one load, and we will retain you as a our
tomer. Ciean,tree from alste,uniform quality. suitable for furnace.
range, stovh or self-feeder. Prizes on application. .
RAYMOND BROTHER
Senator soon so. the Board
. ill llillqilillllillii
Will be Ready to Reporter
Wool and Cotton Schedules ,
s...
‘” to make his automobile trip a triumphs
His ROyal Highness
the American sutomobilist. is the man .
that we are entering to and in order
al procession we ask him to bringit to
this shop before starting out. We will 1. V
overhaul it, tighten up screws and nor V
ohlnery, put in new parts, but his on.
sine. brakes. masnoip. plusl. etc. it
good working order and make his
' Smoot. of Utah.
wasmuo'rou. Nov. lbw—Senator
whose. position on
the senate dommiitee on nuance, pis-
ces him in a position.to speak with
some authority, today made the pre-
diction thst there would tart! legis-
lation during the approaching session
_.
Journey a pleasant) one by lack of an- ‘
noysnce by bringing his auto to if
HANFORD, 42 N. Main so—Tersozw
oi Congress.
"No doubt the tariff board has ready
to submit the report on the wool and
cotton schedules," he said, "and i am
sure the president will recommend
to Congress the revision of these two
schedules in accordance with the re-
commendations of the board. That
- Optician
O. B. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line ‘
ss‘ WALL eraser
noawaut.
snout: 43a
will take responsive action I think is
also reasonable sure."
fipeaklng or the reports of the tsr~
Eyes Examined Free
iffboard. Mr. Smoot expressed thel
opinion that they would be exhaustive;
and authoritlve and would contain‘
much information gathered from all
parts of the world.
The senator does not believe the
Democratic House will follow the re,
commendations of the president or not
cent as evidence the report of thef
board. "i believe." he declared, “that',
paying no attention to the rates necea-i
nary to maintain the present scale of
American wages or the difference ln"
_the cost of manufacturing goods in! South Norwalk
this country as ('oniparcd with for- _
I'lgll countries, the house will procecd
Enroll now.
Stamford
l Merrill Graduates Make, '1 Good
Day and Night Sessions
Books and sationery free
Merrill. Business College
Port Chester ‘
4. ‘
ito tariff revision schedule. by solicd~
lulo. i do tint expect that body to ’_
Eliillili such ridiculous and ammonia. You”;
,iblc measures on wm‘e passed b.\‘ it mum
Eat the extra st'ssion only to be With h “limo” , r
and by the president. 1 do bulievc, TELEPHONE SplnaCh, pk.
Llitm‘t'l'vl'. that the rates of duty will YOUR ORDERS
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, pk. 25c »
18c
i ' V
be 'th as low and not as disastrous , , , , .
. J 5 Ili‘t'kol’ s Oatmeal, .i pkgs ........ 25c , \\. linker s (‘ooou or t‘iiot:o~
‘lo business as wortx those of tho lust _ , , .
, , lili ll flu u I t q ill ‘ .i cans how turn for ........... 25c. lute ........................... 19c
. session. i 10 l 'u u. w to . . , . .
- _ .l cans Milk for ......... . ...... 25:21 New Prunes, per lb. ............. 15c
(lt‘lt'l‘lllllli‘tl by the donate. I am posi- _ , , ,. . . .
g , . .t lbs. boda t rockers or longer , ( l'itllbt‘l'l‘it's, per quart. ........... 10¢
“to they Will not be the ”this that , . . ‘
) l s ‘ t , i ii . u snaps ........................ 25c, Lingo (urbane, ll('.tll .............. 7c
: inss ilt' mu 0. ill ‘tmtilt cm i y iii}: ~ . . .. . . . ,
l ‘ 2 large l’ineapplos ............. 23c .. cans tilinlilimls but”) tor _______ 25¢
lit
' ‘ ' Snort ('itlt-r, gal. ................. 25c
i'bt' ltl‘ri M‘hcdtilvs to he inkvti up
0N THANKSGIVING how
your turkey will taste better
and you will relish your tllnucr
better if you take tin.- precau—
tion to sue that your wint-s arc
oi the proiw standard. You
can easily inspection by pro
curinyr‘ them 'zlt Monitor A“:
i-‘iyun‘s. 'i‘heinnnuw on a bottle
of any kind oP'wlue or liquor is
a uuuruntcc that it is of the
highest utittllty and cxrclimicc.
Magner .8: Flynn
lb} :bu house. St-iuiior timoot thinks,
\i'ill iw illui-‘l‘ (insulin: with mail, ('il“
”1‘
lll‘l‘.l no; .iutitiputc toiuplctc rI-\i.~i:in
tl‘. Ulllt‘. tilt “M.“
opinion is that it would ho built-r for
tho iti'lliii'y to ll'l‘ut‘ llll' liii‘li'l‘ l'i‘\lN‘il
as a whole and not one scbtvdnlt» at
ion, sicvl, minor and i‘llilllli‘nlr}.
(his point no said:
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
%
:a mun, it.» each and mury sub-adult» is
tlltll't' or lei-ts i't’l'l‘lilli'il with other
if the llt'mot‘ruis assist-
I‘ll illti itizurunni Republicans of
thc :tt‘liitit'. reduce the rates mutt-rial
,ly lii‘lil\\‘ ”1" rules submitted by MW
.tul‘iif board. I have faith that .ibe
‘ schedules.
ltl’
-‘ WWW 3““"1llm ”l. (‘U‘ll‘l WWW“ .\lr. anti .llrs. t‘. ii. Gray hnt'c return. '
l'illlilllli‘l's Ol l'ilh‘lllt‘. \\’lll llt‘ lli’lil lit-EH] l0 lllii‘ld' “0.110 in South Xtirih'itlk
mort-ow (ironing iii llil' hall in Sillillllufl..l~ “my“: relatives and "l‘lpndfi “
Main Bli‘t‘i'l. Al the conclusion of the ‘ ”gummy“ and Philadelphia. .
business meeting. the degree team ..
will hold a rehearsal.
Miss Margaret Richardson, of West
Cedar street, who has been in training
at the New Haven Hospital for two
years and six months, has been ap«
pointed to the position of night super-
lntcndeut of that institution and has
entered upon her duties.
(‘oui‘i Multnt‘kt-nio, No. Iiil, Fort-Slots
of America will hold its monthly bust
nous nit-cling, this «rotting, in its
rooms in Solllll Main sire-ct. }
Street Commissioner C. irvlnir iiy-l
ington. of Norwalk. has a force of men
patching up the various streets affect-i
ed y yesterday's wind and rain literati
Bank Examiner, W. ll. White, In to},
day looking over the books of tho (ion-f
tral National Bank. Saturday he
Lady l'i'asiunaton Lodge. NO. 21.
. Shepherds of Bethlehem, will hold a
regulatr business meeting this evening
in their rooms in .Red Men‘s llall,
Wall street.
business will be transacted. After the
snot-ling dancing and a social time will
lip enjoyed by all.
Miss \'ulliin t‘onroy and Miss (lla-
i-linoke (lid Well i’orfccto 10::
Cigars. roy. of Franklin avenue.
Harold Van blow, of New York city.
Anson F‘. Keeler, of Courtland place.
and Chester P. M er.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hoyt, of
South Norwslk. leave Thursday for
their trip to New Orleans. where Mr.
lvloyt will attend the natural conven-
tion of the American iBankere‘ assoclib
tion, which will be held in that place.
The Connecticut delegation will take
tho Pennsylvania railroad tour, which
will take them to a number of the prin-
cipal cities of the south. They expect
to return to south Norwsiit on the eve-
nlng of the 27th inst.
at New Haven on Saturday.
of the charges of intoxication
breach of the police at the town court.
this morning. and inter accused Officer
John H. Smith of taking #20 from his
pocket. (sealed such a disturbance at
the police court, after the trial, that it
became necessary to arrest him strain
on the charge of breach of the peace.
W ,. 5....“
The South Norwaiii Fire Depart-
ment was called out on another wild
goose chase at 8:30 o'clock, when box
23 was pulled. it appeared that some-
one saw sparks comlnx'out of a chim-
ney in liouton street and immediately
called the department. The men res»
ponded, braving the terrific storm
which was at, its height at that time
and disaster faced the Old Well truck
when the hand brake refused to hold
while it was coming down Lexington
avenue hill. Only the clever work of
Driver William MWhm-son'saved the
truck and three horse bitch from dam-
at!-
We Are Leaders
lxibrary Auditorium as it is hoped al
that time.
committee appointments he made. .
4...“.—
but for the annual Thanksgiving din
g
spent in the l-‘airfield (Bounty Natlon~ll
()nly matters of routine 0' Bunk. l
dye (lotinoudc of Stamford, and Albert :‘
liansen. of Port Chester, were guests ..
yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. James Cons .I
of Merwin 2',
street. attended the Yale-Brown game I.
Frank 'l’opp, who was found guilty ' 1:
and "
The Norwsllt Civic league will?
meet Friday, Nov. ms, with Mrs. ('2.
it. Barnum, 17 North avenue. at 8:30
p. m. As full a report as is possible
will be itlt'eil of the Recitals for the
the returns will certainly be 'in by
Discussion of the work tor
the winter will take place and some
The local Salvation Army is strong. _.
uer andCsptsio E. J. Permit, is dis-
tributing tickets. “He will douiuleqy
be unable to see otoryone who do
"prrsidt-ut will not sign the bills. vs.
CbaliCoai! can
Cool weather will soon be here. Place your order
with us and you will be prepared with the: best Coal
mined.
HARRIS 8t GANS CO
68 Water Street Tel. 721
t
To get a good pair of Shoes cheap. We have a tow pairs
of Women's 83.00 and $3.50 Shoes we are closing out at
$1.98. Good styles and makes. For this week only.
The White Shoe Store
in
.mm“ -
® leRl
TRY A POUND 0F AMBRDQA COFFEE. st ..
Ono. Used, Always Used
1 The Great A&P Tea Company“
m wasuiuorou or. scorn nonwa'ta.
Tel. No. see. Deliveries line a. m. and 2:80 p. m.
.c-,..u.e~cu
l
A STUDY iN VALUII.
Bowen! diluted ’subiime a penis ' l A correspondent or the
{gm’mm ‘vries can destroy the domestic produc-I
South Norwalk
A GOOD
WW
w“sliti’ii
FANCY MAINE POTATOES. I peek...................
.............. 300
.I.T FLOUR". blfl...'~.’.......--t.m ...... u...”.t...........u..u”0
vsnv am cnsmsnv scrum......"....................... At cm °“ “ma” if“:
GUGAR—‘OUGAR—OUGAR u... ..... ......................u.... )A‘ 00" Tomorrow night "ION will be . re“.
.......{.‘....32o
FREE DILIVIIY.
IROWNiNO AND “MON g: LISA."
w York
Or your own worth and consequence! Post says that the intersection“ in
The man who deems himself no great, the abstraction treat the hoarse oi,
ipo-clully it ill“ turiil‘ board l'i‘llfli‘l is
l iiuuninmus."
Mr. Hinooth protlictctl n vigorous
lilitlil for l'it-t- sugar, but expressed the
lopiuiou thuytliis effort should not be
lsucccasfitl. (lur present rule of tiui)‘
ion sonar is lower.“ he said. "than
i that of any other civilised country ex-
7......
Etchiiun England. If the sugar relin
Now is the
lion of boot and cane sugar, they can
better control the American market
price of sugar."
Willi reference to the general tariff
outlook, the senator said: "1 look for
some reductions, and if they can be
made without materially crippling our
own. industries or reducing the stan-
dard of living of our laboring menyi
‘ have no objection. What the business
interests of this country need is de»
finite and fluid action on the tariff
. l
l
.. tiltiH'J ‘ill
F. s. Lockwood ‘&'Company on
give yOu a 3525 Gas Tank for
$16 and your Old Generator-«-
for your Automobile.
Time to Buy
HORSE CLOTHING
Luther“ M. Wright’s
IS THE PLACE
Priory, l.t‘iltit‘e, l‘ursnips. lit-nus. Sunni-h. 'l‘uruips. ling l‘luut, ilrapo Fruit,
Oranges. tlrupus.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
PHONE 143
intention. The present agitation and'
unrest are deadly to the manufacturer
'. and to business of all kinds. My opin—‘
ion is that the session will not close»
without some tariff legislation, as i
believe the insurgent Republicans will.
, unite with the regular Republicans:
* on some’of the rates recommended
by the tariff board."
com-pare values.
Cari Waset has been admitted to thei
pares.
Norwallt hospital for medical treat-
ment. .
w...”— m... .-
‘Welcbme Stranger lodge. Sons of-
Bt. George, will meet tomorrow even-l
inn Mi usttal.
‘Corsete and Petticoats.
own experience that this store is
tilt. John‘s lodge. No. 6, F. and A.
M.. will hold a regular communication
ular meeting or the Felloworaft (iiub
in the Masonic Temple in Wall street.
Wan—M
The continued case of David L. and
frey was continued indefinitely by
Judge Edward M. Lockwood this morn»
ins. His son made a good report of
him.
James trier-soy, .‘02’ Chapel street.
has name his position in the Bos-
twu liter! stint began his duties this
morning in Glover's Norwslk shoe
store. ' “
mvsntis'rau-r
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House!
THE HOUSE OF GOOD CLOTHES
i
. 33 South Main Street. South Norwaik
if you don’t trade here we both lose money.
the habit or trading here it will pay you to investigate our goods '
and prices before melting your next purchase. We like to have you'
This store always wins
You will find here the right garments for every ocasion. Beau-
tiful Suits trom $9.98 up to $25.00.
Coats from $5.98 up to 82b.00. New styles in Dresses from $4.98 up to
$35.00. We also carry the biggest line in town of Skirts, Wailts -
We want your business—~but we don't expeol~ ' ,,
it it you can do better elsewherewund we want you to know by your. ‘.
ET us demonstrate to you;
the many exclusive points
' of the Meyer Automobile, $2,350
auronoettss TO near av rus noon. DAY on weak. int-7*
Psaiaucco AND cabaret. CHAUFFEURB. ’.
oscan H. BANKS
Telephone 081-:
it you are not in
with the women who com.
This season's correct styles or
the best in town.
NORWALK. CONN
For Low Prices on all Patent Media
cities
serves a dinner. and would like to
litany of any worthy cases in the town.
‘ tr notification is sent. him. at health,
Smith Norwelit. Mrs. Jarrett will make
an tnvestinttom Rev. J. beaten with
ner, oi orgies. Churchndellvered a tin;-
can“ at the hull, last night.
. ‘it
And his importance or such weight the "Mona use” makes anif’testimoiw
That all aroundwthat all that‘s donew ill! to its‘authenticity. lntot‘tibtlux. if
Must move and act for him alone, no one has already oslledgdttentlon
Will learn in school of tribulation to the (not. It will; it! “WP“!!! to»
There will be it meeting of s
which time tickets and
The folly of his expectation. to ~ mm: ”in,
Mary's Ladies" Aid society tomorrow
The members of Phoenix Engine
t.
it fire hos“ quarters.
bu
mult-
cotnpsny in Main street _enioyed a will be held this evening, in its room
real patch supper. last evening, in the in Washington street. ' ‘
it Sentinel
When, you have a room to rut ‘
Wont Adv. android
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Norwalk Chronicler