11' ”NW
501:. 751: Ind $1 I yard.
UNOLIAGHED DAWOK. 25c.
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”WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: increas-
ing cloudiness and slightly warmer to-
night; Wednqnday genrally cloudy and ‘
probably followed by light rain; mod-
erate west winds bucking to south
The temperature was lower this morn-
ing in the eastern sections than it was
yesterday morning, but in the south-
ern and western sections it was slight-
ly higher. Ei'eezing temperatures ex-
tend us tar 11011.1.th Central Georgia.
Low temperatures were reported
from Montana and North Dakota.
more no“ 01111111311, :11; W
Cloudy weather prevails in all 1115
11-1cts east of the Rocky Mountains t
The area of high 111 essuie that 11ro1lu<-’
ed thi1 1'111'11 11' 11113 is now mining out 10‘
(«ea ol'r 11111wlc-ist-1'oonst. .11 disturb}
unce (‘elltiill over N11 ln'ns'kn “ill mmoi
Slowly 111 15111. 1'1'1l 1111111i111 1111.1: unsettled!
heather with rising 11'1111111'1111111'11 ‘1
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY!‘
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business. i
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S111i1 Nor-Anili, in “Hint-port '11
tiny all businesu,
il l‘l‘
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ill'
l'1111i's lil'.‘llil‘ll, lili‘l'r» l-‘rlv-uilllj
\‘1'11111' will hold 11 1'1'111113111'11111111'1111; this!
. 11-min; ill the iii-1'i111i11y Sll't't'l clmpvi.
Hi.
The till'lH' l~‘1"11-111i1_\' Snell-11' of til‘nt'o
t‘i1111'1-h will 1111-111 lilt.~ 11111111111. its 111E
11.11. and will new for .\'111'\\'nikl1
Hospital.
lill'
Mililt‘lll Vi 111111111111 (ll Amt-rim
lluU'h fillllllt'l' utter
A l'uil'
The
are. to son-11
their meeting thin owning.
1;:‘111'llltl is dl'fill'ed.
The. board of llll‘t'i'llll‘l-l 11f tlw Nor-
11'illl1 Board of Trade will probably
talk over the (lid ilonio \\'1-11l1 51111111
tion at tlu-ir meeting in the Notional
Bunk of Norwulk, llllil evening.
Lady 11’1111115111111111- Lodge, No, El.
Shepherds ot Bethlehem. moi lilh‘l mu
cnlng in the Willi utrm-t (plum-rs.
“Ollllllil builineuu 111 ‘llw moi-ting: woo:
inllowed by u ROCllll hour and dancing.
The young people enjoy-11d tllolnm-lvi-ii
111111] 11 into hour,
ll
()1: 'l‘hiu'ndny evenln‘n, tho ill'nt de-
gnw will he worked on iivc1 i'nndldnteu
by South Norwnlk Council. No. 1.263.
K. of (3., and preparations will he
ll‘lMdl.’ for tho oxoniplillonllon of tha-
11111211111] degree on (1 oinu of: Minor:
candidate» during the “Hit week of
'Ilecemnor.
. wan...“ ”an...”
lndtvntimlu are that tiny;1 will he
no more Sunduy football in E11111 Nor-
wulk, the [11111111 111111 Bunduy lmiuu
1111111111111 in the bailout of R1111. wtllium
W.Glllloi1. parlor or 11111 l-imu Au»
nun Mothodlu Church. who made 11
romplolni to Pronumulng Attorney
hwmo‘ll. Vonhurgh, who in turn or
tiered Countable Henry C. Balm-r 111
not n 1111111 to the ”men.
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al'l Cid".
"How much older did you make lhlil
your?" inquired Farmer A of Farmer
it. who lurid (Muted him it stimuli:
for trial.
"Fifteen har‘tn." 1111111 tho uni-welt
firmer A. took another nip. "i
reckon ill,” be drnwlnd. "til you'd hail
another‘anph- y 11 might 7111' made an!
other tmr'l,"-~ Dillon Transcript.
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nominal ads. bring forum.
We Are Leaders
For Low Fringe rm Ill [mm M
elm; -
ERE are _ SuggestiOns of. the most
practical sort that will contribute
much to your enjoyment of the day:
In the Peace. Plenty and Prosperity we 'enjoy as a nation. and 1111 individuals. Well all hnve abundant
reasons to be thankful at, this season. You have also lenaono to be grutetut that the mnnv homo coin-
torts (1'11riuiile-1ed luxuries o 3 a few years ago. tire to be round in our stow
that newly every home in this city (mu afford to have tiliem.
Compare these Values today and then COME
TOMORROW PREPARED TO BUY
7’
Din-
t-lo temptlugly priced
ets
5102
China
Clos-
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in 111.1111 .111l111 and .1111111'ti1e Hi:
We Show Dining-
11111 turnisllinns or 11111 room, :11 111111111 you‘ll be glad to 11111.
Suites
11111, to liniinwuizn 111-1'l111'il1' will:
\i‘lliiv in 1:11. slum it'll 1111' to
54.50.10 $35
Extension Tables
in .1011.
in nil"
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lltlllill
Hill'l‘.
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.‘ilt‘i'fliliil Slylv
i1: 1'1111.~ti'111'1ion, wild 111 uproar-
11(11111111111n1t: Lill, lllf’l‘i 1111 11
Book Cases
ll‘x 11 1.161.111 time-ltd 111111111 r1111.
Buffets $12 to
$55
special tinish ‘ffillldfifiil‘i‘. in 111'» '
hum tin-111 1111.141“ in 1111111 tor
loiililu tilt'tn. Ark (11 11111- the-
i‘1111l11i‘ulwb 51'0-
Sideboards 10.50
to $35
A. J. Collins and Company
a
His Royal‘lligliiiclt
the American nutcrnoblltst, in the min- “
that we are entering to' and in or“
to make his automobile trip a “‘1“an
al procession we uh him to bring it
thin rhqp before 1111111111; out. We will
overhaul it; tighten up screws 9nd
ohlnory, put in new parts, pm: hi: ”1-,
nine. mm. magneto. plugs, 11113., in . '
good working 41er 9nd nuke lilo
journey a‘ pleumt' one by lack a! tur‘
11011111100 by bringing his auto to 1 '
u WALL ornam-
nonwntx.
PHONE «is.
Everything 1.. 111.11.11.11 Li'ne ‘
Eyes Examined Free
0. D. Jackson
Optician
Merrill Graduates Make Good
Efinroll now. Day and Night Bunion:
Books and satianery free
Merrill Business College
South N orwalk Stamford Port Chester
1 25¢
18c
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, pk.
Spinach, pk.
pkns ........ 25c} \\'.
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YOUR ORDERS
Mother's Oatmeal, fl linker'N (8111:1111 111‘ Chm-(11
' ‘1! 01111.11 .\'11w t‘m‘u for ........... 251;; late ........................... 19c
.: 111115 Milk t‘111 ................ 25e' New P11111111. p111 H1. ............. 15c
:'. ills Swill ("1111' hr 1'.»'. (1'. (iii 11:11 lt‘l'uniwl‘i'ii-s, 1111' 11111111 ........ .. ..10c
811.1115 ........................ 25cf lilll‘gt‘ Caliban“. l111111l .............. 7c
‘3 i:11';.:11 l'iuonppios ............. 251:“ 3 11111.11 l'ninpiu-li‘s Soup l't1I' ....... 250
811111 Filler. gill. ......... 7 ....... 25c
(uh-1'3”. 1.1-11111'11, l‘ursntpx, Bonus. S1pinsl1, Turnips, line i’lunt. 111111111. Fruit.
011111.295. (innit-s.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 143
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» "3—...- ”Tm“? yew-1» v—m— —-- 7- ~
F. 11:. LockwoodSzCompany Wm:
give you a 525 Gas Tank for
$16 and your Old Generator-«-
for your Automobile.
in the conduct or my luminous l 1111111111 quite a sum of money 1111-
nunlly in Hip effort to convince the people tliut my llllilillt‘i-li‘l is on the
"level" and tiiiit l 1:111: 11nd 1111 give "b11111
service. bent 11min." 11:1 1
iirst promised when l commenced luminous over twenty years 1130.
Meuuured by the volume of dude that the people 5qu to other con-
cerns, i do n lurxo 11nd ut'tivi- liuulnouu,
Why?
ought to do it bigger business.
but t 11111 not solicited. I
immune l have only reliable
grain 11nd teed. roll at (”mall margin 0! profit. give full weight. 110-
livor promptly. and not. since I storied business have i remand to re-
turn money ll dioantleilud with any delivery of goods.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Find in quality. last in price, always in the minds of its cultural-
orlwllonnlo Home Ground Fbod (or Home, Cattle and Poultry.
MISS THOMPCON ENTERTAUN.»
Mini: Helen 'i‘hompiion ontorniinuil‘ii
number of her friends 1119i evening in
honor of her birthday. The evening
was one of rare platinum. some: Add
music furnishing not a limo enjoy-
ment. Wblu on played and-lowi- in
the owning refreshment! unnerved
to which all did ample 1111111311.. ti on
, o 1511: hour when the moon: loft .ror
» home. within: their mist 3611111111111
' my happy Mum or W 11111. ‘
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Glam Lockwood. of Ghentlltit
intuit, Not-wont. 1m been claw.“
m 1:"an {13110011111111 to 1111111111111
We W. 1min, ultimo null
and in: our in.
Sand ill on order (or on. load. and we will retain you n a cut-
tom". Glut-1.11m. from damnation“ quality, suitable for turnout.
runny, clove or aim-odor. Prlan on uppllontlon. 1
RAYMOND BROTHERS
llama upon. iilr dutlmjyanng log: a“.
That' 3 ill—-
A Hot Thing
BOY L081” HI. WAY.
Wondered From New Conn» to South
Nor-walk. Sunday,
William llrolmu. ii young lad who
iiald that he lived in New Gannon.
whore lilR 11111113an and he hld moved
but two week; ago. 11m turned em to
the South Norwnlk police. thin morn.
lml. having lost hi! m. 111.? boy
started out to will 1: mil: on Sunday
and bani; unfamiliar with the country
lost. lilo mi; 11111: ”noel-ed to smith
Howells. whore 3111 was taken in. by 11
family in Connecticut -nveuuo1,' who
turned limi over to 1119 police. null
morning.
quip: William R. Pennington ii in...
eommunlontion 1111111 no New (him 1
police in 11111 11111111111111 to longer the
svgnv TIME
llupport‘n their in put in (‘Olil-
petition with other beers it
alone stundu the text~~the rent
are knocked out. lluppert‘a has
:1 reputation untried solely on its
merit. Noted for purity, tone
and strength, and universally
popular. iiigiili belloiltinl tor
the invalid. E quaily no 1111 11 th-
tile beer. Stimulating. houlth
xivtng. )iallllulilt'. 81.1.3 for n
(111111: of iwu «101.1111 bottles.
Coal' COal! Coal'
Cool weather will noon in here. Place your order
with or and you will he prepared with the belt Coal
Lockwood-mil
Announcements have been received
in blot-walk from, tho grnndpnrontl of
LMin Mildred Militia Caro. Mr. and
Mn. Pater Cato, tolling otnho mm-
rim or M1111: 0111111 and Wilbur na-
”—1....
Mon ann 111.111 Loom. This Morning
at smith 1: Kaufmnnn Mllll.
this morning. in another strike. owing
to the tact 1.11:: the non-union weaver
when: the firm hired while they ware
out boron mid whom they «111111.111.
it 1111 him of the men when they
31min built, was mounted will. to.
fly: a“
Money Hmkwood son of (Chauncey
Lockwood, or Chestnut qa'eet, Nor-
111111.011 Harm-day. Novemlm nth. lit
in water‘- choroh. Pooliiikiil, N Y.
runvmo rdiLdlogi-w.
filifili Orv. 3i ~Ail. my him that“
‘3’"? waver was Itill 111 work. ‘ ‘
rum blunt on.» wont m. w 1
all 1111111111 outfit-11111011111111- 111.1111.
HARRIS & CANS Co.
MLK WEAVER. QTRIKE AGAIN.
The warm: M. the Smith 8: Knob;
room: all): mills left their looms twain,"
it win: "ported m 11111111111111 oi '
Now is the Time to Buy
HORSE CLOTHING
Luther M. Wright’s
IS THE PLACE
w
The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House.
THE H083! OF GOOD CLOTHES
33 South Main Street. South Norwalk
it you don't trade here we both 111111: money. if you are not in
tho hoblt of trading here it will pay you to lnvestliiale our good!
and prloeo before making your next purchase We like to have you '7
compare valiiou. This store always win: with the women who com» .
part-11. You will and here the right garments for every echelon. Bun. :
titul Suits from 89. 98 up to $25.00 This sonaon '3 correct sly on of
(”unit from 85. 98 up to 825.00.1'1'1111' styles in inc-11111111 from 34.9 up to '
331100 He also carry the biggest line in town at Shirtii. Wows. ‘
Cont-ti: 11nd Petticoat: We want your liiislueuswbut we dont expect i
it it you can do better eloowhowwnnd we want you to ltdomby your .-
own experience that this atom ii: the boat in town. ,
ET us demonstrate to you. 5'
the many exclusive points,
i of the Mayer Automobile, $2,350 ‘
AUTOMOBILES T0 RENT IV THE HOUR, DAY ON WEEK.
PIRIENCID AND CAREFUL CHAUFFEUHG. ‘ .
Ix."
OSCAR .11 BANK
Ill/II O‘l'flll'l‘ ,
Tllmm .0311! NOIWALK, I30”
3th as the loo 1an into con-l m
At wintry broom high, _
’l‘llo baseball player will W
. learn. 1
.111 dolor. by poi
"00m to Giulia-.1114 Salli; «1.5.1
not u now cook." 1 '
"Sorry! ruin} Munich: today;
limit I’ll «311i. Won."
"No 111‘»; 11h. tum tonal-11111115»
Norwalk Chronicler