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for nail. All kind: of "pairing
given menial am,
Dram Moll Point, Norwalk
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Our Brothers' Lodge, No, 10, l. 0. O.
0. F., will meet this evening in ’the
quarters in Wall street.
James Klngsland. of New York city,
open-t the Sabbath at his parental
home in Wilton avenue.
In the absence of tho pastor of the
First M. E. Church yesterday noon,
Charles F. Hallock had change of the
)len'a Bible class.
Concord Division. No. 2, Sons of
Temperature. will hold a regular week-
ly meeting this evening. Routine busi-
ness will be transacted.
The Misses Carrie and Ella Otliame,
of Wilton avenue, have. been entertain]
lug Miss Alice Brotherton. of Chester
Park, l’elham Manor, New York.
Mr. and Mrs. William .\icNiven. of:
Cross street. Norwalk, who recently}
purchased the property of the late‘
Terrence Clark, in Spring Hill avetiue..
are to move there next month.
William S. Fenwlck, who to upend-i
ing the winter in Florida, has written!
his son, lilllllOlllC Fenwick, the optlc’l
he is enjoying the. time immensely.
A number of the members of St.
John's Lodge, No t}, F and .~\ M , willi
[o to New London tomorrow evening
to attend Brainurd Lodge, in that city.
in response to an Invitation rt'i‘QlVde
by tho local Masons. l
Lawrence A Douglass and family.
who have been residents of South Nor.
walk for several years, have removed‘
to Brooklyn. New York. to make their
future home. Many l‘rlonda will regret 3
to hear of their departure,
The beautiful home of Edward ’1‘.
Redford. In (lreeu'a Farms. known as
Elm \‘lllu, has been purchased by"
MW. Ell‘llilll'Ih ll i‘lllitl, of Rye. N.
Y. Min, t‘Iillda will take possession
or the property within thirty day s.
The Worms i lilatorlcul Society,
niet hm moonlit at the hope of MI'.‘
and \l i: W (i. Staples. In Wehtpori.‘
lir. \i‘ I-
walk, the meeting upon
“(line I‘m that ltvlntlonu or tiur l’roid-l
llama
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»Hluolt« out Well l‘el’i'm'it) lilo:
(‘lnnru
Mm (‘linrlt-n li. Alatborpe, of Hon-
viaw avenue, entertained the Illt'llllwi‘fl;
or the liolpilnl WhInt l‘lnh in a very
plmnani manner, lant Friday oveninit.
The mention lit-camber Int will ho‘
with .\er lwalle i-imllh of Elmwood
IVQIHH'.
John T Tlernoy, of (‘hapel atrcnt,
lit-run hin dullen thin tnorhlna in tho
union department or the W. ii. Hanan,
wholemln utmo «insular, In Duane
street. New York city. Mr. Tierney
ban linnn outmoded by hill brother
James Tic-mm after his tour yearn
wmtiimmeht In illovur'n Norwnlk ntora.
A number of Norwnllt people Darth»
ularlv men. anticipate. groin; to midte-
port thin evening to attend in the First.
Methodist Episcopal (Slut-rub. or that
city, the rally in the inn-ninth of tho
Men and Rellxlon Forward Movement
The rally will be held Iii. 7:30 p. m.
and there will be some. able weaken
present to explain the ”movement and
to spread the Imprint.
Ell-”EN
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Charles Buek, .lr.
ELECTRICAL
cpnraacroa
GENERAL
mam woaa
Addrau:
61 MAIN ST, NORWALK
Tolephonu: Office, 901: noun. 21-8
lthrounh Norwalk
ifrom the YalerInceton football game
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The Sixth (lontpany‘wlll hold a regu-
lar drill and business meeting on Tues.
day evening.
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The (lirls' l‘lrlondly Society of Grace
Church will meet regularly tomorrow
evening In the (lulld room.
Mr. and Mrs. .lohn Stlrk. of Bridge-
por-t, spent yesterday in Norwalk with ‘
Mrs Rose Gum‘nierl. of Water street.
Lyman Grumman, of South Nor-
walk. has been the. guest of his sin-
ter. Miss Sarah (lorham, (lrcon‘a
Farms.
St l‘aul's Girls" Friendly Society
will hold a regular meeting in tho
licrkeley street, chapel
evening.
on Tuesday
llmrold Vail Men. of New York cll)‘.
came to Norwnlk Saturday and spent
Sunday with Anson l". Kceler. or ('ourl-
land place
Mrs. Mary Welles Jennings. of
llrewatera, New York, Is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward (.‘uunlngham, ot
Low street.
Welcome Stranger Lodge. Sons of.
tan in the l‘nitcd linnk Building, thalf St. George. will meet regularly on}
Tuesday evening tor the trannactlon
of routine business.
The Norwalk City (‘onncll will hold
a short business session thin evening.
Nothing of particular initxn‘lnuco is
to come before the session.
'Kahaosa l-Zttcunument.'_\'o. it. I t), 0.
l". will hold a reuulnr session in (hit
lirothers' l,(lili(t' rooms in Wall street
on Thursday evening of this week.
i’onasnus (‘ouncll Royal A w-nnnnt. Is
planning for a big time tomorrow
night, when there will he an orches.
lrnl concert followed by rt-freslunenls
and a social hour.
The town hoard of school yiniltt'il
are sohctlulcd to hold a reitnlnr litiill‘
neun met-tiny. In the hiltli school
hrary on 'l'ueminy evening.
Arthur 1'. Murrnv, factory anion man-
nuer or the Mack Truck Company, of!
t'hnnrellor. oi tiouth Nor-l Allentown, Pa. came to Norwalk yen:
lerday morning and spent the day
here. .\it'. Murray llllh been attending
the itood roads conference In Roches»
tor, N. Y, for the lilltli week.
The number or nutmnolilles proteins
to and returning
on Saturday this year were few an
compared to previous yntvra. 'l‘ho
rainy wualhor chimed many to go by
rail lnulend or by motor earn.
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TRADE HERE--
fulleat value—-
buy exactly what you want—-
MONEY.
The New Store
1 24 Wall St.. Norwalk.
The Only Place In Town That
Long Inland and Boa Emllopa. 0
callopo, Iuttortiah. Weakflah, Flatmh,
Oyatara, Round and Long Clama.
TILIPHONI I“.
and her chock book were
onoe a oource of amusement.
but are now a neuron of profit
both to her and her bank.
Borne oi our most anti-tw-
wry accounts are nomaa‘a ao-
oounda. We have a India",
room convenient in every do.
all prepared for your cote
Virulence. .
iimall account: invited. ‘2’
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Flanneletts
Flannelelto (lawns, white...“
i-‘lannelette Gowns. colors
................. 50c. 76:. Si
Children's l-‘lannelctte tlowna
......................... 50c
Plannelette Skirts. . .29 and 50:.
Flaunt-letti- Short, Kimonos
, .................... 60: to $1
Flunnelettu Long Kimonos
.................. 7!»: to 81.15
THANKSGIVING POST CARDS
6 tor 6c and 5c
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(Formerly Mines Dawson)
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and equipped ntnliiluhment than this
tor unpplylng your wanta In the chain
out WIIIBKIi-Sci. WlNItis, COiilllAhB.
BOTTLE“ liidlthl, etc. We mliy
havo “lust" what you want and our
. prim are really the Iowa-t at which
genuinely A«l quality in to be had.
We will please you It you but try us.
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ARAB EMIGRANTG COMING MINI.
llARl. ltaly. Nov. 20.~«’i‘ha Aultrian
flighluflr Katina, having on board 200
Aruh emigrants from Tripoli. has pro-
ceeded to Triolid." From that port the
Arabs will taint passage on another
Humor nailing (or New York, whom
they Inland to search for work.
The woman who decides question:
In the homwwhen and where to
movewwhen to sublet a room-«than
to start buying a ho
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.3 . .. “any nun ahflmiutufiuh day. _.mu...u pays To
Here where you are SURE of the value: to be found—-
"Here where you KNOW that when a statement is made it
is founded on fact and not on fiction“
Herc where you can make your dollar: COUNT for the
Here where stocks are broad and complete—
Here where you will NOT be lmportunéd'to buy but will
Here where you know your money is awaiting you with-
out fuaa or quibble if you'd rather have it than the goods.
It's to your. interest to trade hero-—WE SAVE YOU
SUITS AND OVERCOATS—Sto. $12. $35 and up to $30.
TWO STORES:
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South Nonnik
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TELEPHONE
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Handlaa Nothing But 80- Food
pound Goalln Ciama. New lodtord an
Herring, Biuoilah. Cod, Mill Pond
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
"ll DILWIRY.
Everybody is Seeking
Happiness
.\‘o one can be happy with an aching
tooth or than; which need care. Many
peotdo no dread a Visit to the dentlm'a
that they put 0!! iroinn until actual
pain driven them there, but by modern
methods and careful manipulation i
am able to relieve the pain and restore
comfort and happiness In an amazintxly
short time. i am constantly obtaining
renults whom others have failed. and
am on the alert to detect ununual con-
ditions» each patient is an individual
study and rocelven special care.
("onaultationa (roe.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St. South Norwala
Hours:
0 a. in. to a p. m. Bun-
dayl by appointment only.
.THAMER
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GOOD EVEBIGNT
In enjoyed by u areal many peoiilo
today because we know how to tit
their planes properly. We employ
experienced Oculllitu to examine
oven and guarantee ntlaiaction.
.7 Atlantic Munro, Mumford. Conn.
i‘ipen ilaturday Evening
POOR JOHN! POOR JOHN!
"John took the ‘round to we no.
mother. his mother. blow“ and She
cial ()Iiirer horonao J. Adamo on duty
Saturday night. In Wall atmt, won-
dered whoreirom the music. come.
'Twaii a nasal tone and following it
on the tire escape to Incitwood'a hall.
humming the tune in his slumber.
Carlson, was heavy no (Racer Adam:
rapped for nalatanco. ()mcor .Iarvla
n. Murray and fipeciai OliIcer William
H. Pnyno responded... They carried
the offender to the lockup, but this
morning Judge Edward M. Lockwood
atlmoniahed John and let him 30.
AT! POISONOUI MUSHROOMS.
’l‘itliWOUX. lhportmont of the
France. Nov. rumour»: portions
died. thirteen in critically Ill .. I
seven other; Indiana“! owing to the
countryman of poisoned monument.
durian a Inactivity than today.
win Y
up the cop found John Carlaon uleep'
HarVard Ready for Content. ' 1
CAMBRIDGE. Mall“ Nov. 20.v-l
With {to low” by injuries in SaturU
day's dontaat with Dartmouth and with
doom regained since the connect:-
, tiva defaults at the. hands of the Cari
‘ liaio indium and Princeton. the tidal»
yard (pinball team turned Into the
home atrowh today and boson proporti-
tlonn tor the culminating game or the
season, with Yale six days hence.
Althonllt no championship title.
however mythical, hangs over this con-
tent in the meat. white stadium, the
iootball writers and exports in the
‘out seemed to agree that both liar.
vard and Yale have acquired Jnoro
toothall knowledge and have more
power, both in the offense an well a:
In the defense. than any two teams on
the gridiron today, and that Saturday’a
-contoat hill he' a struggle of glanla.
What both teams desire moat la a
reasonable good held. and in the hope
that the weather will prove more tav-
oruble the Harvard management 'start-
ed early today on the. biggoat piece or
laundry work in years, that ot drying
and Ironing some 5,000 aquare ,vatrda of
badly torn turf.
The Harvard undergraduate body af-
ter the auccus oi the team in holding
Dartmouth on Saturday. looks for cic-
tory over Yale. although It seems tol
he admitted that the 'ncore will llc‘
small and the margin narrow.
The tickets for the game went outl
today, together with five thousand up?
DHVRHOIII which the management want
unable to fill. (‘one on to 40,000 pooi
and the Yale supporters will occupy ati
Tim entire 'vnralty squad was or:
period in the practice. this afternoon.1
although Ii \vna plnmmd to give. tilt-l.
first line playern light work, with hardf
practice tomorrow and Wednesdayi
nntl tuirhnps Thursday. The team will
remain in Cambridge on Friday with
.only the lightest kind of virtual work‘
that day. ‘
3 Six Day Bicycle Race. ,
‘ The dates have been act for the tin-5
lnunl international till day bicycle race?
.in Madison Square Garden. The con-
itent will start one mlnule punt mid-j
lnlxht December ilth and continue
Inhlll Saturday night. December Idth.‘
:As usual the Garden will be open on
iSundny evening, December 10th, and
in concert by llayne's 69th Regiumm,
‘liand will entertain the crowd while,
‘praparationn are being made for the
iatart oi the long period. This will be
{the nineteenth renewal of the race
:and It protnlnos to be the greatest
iatrugxle ever started as all at the best .,
Iriders in the world will compete. (In;
the night preceding the start of the
‘Six Day event. Saturday December
,9th. a series or short distance chum.
’ pionahipa will be. bold. All of the best
;men entered in the long grind will
geotnpote and alao the beat sprinters or.
il-Iumpo, Australia and America will
‘be brought together for the world's
,short distance championship.
, . .
Packey M'Farland Sued ior 360,000 by
i a Woman.
Just as he aaa about to lenie (‘hlr
lcngo for San Francisco, where he In
achedttlcti to My Ad “blamed on New
‘i'our‘s tiny, l‘ackey McFarland. the
‘i‘hlcnito lighuvehcht, wnn served with
'n summons In a suit for ”(Lotto
ihrouitht by Mina Laura E. 'Healy of
; (“bingo In a breach of promise suit.
l'neltey with his brother. Jolmny..
'ant‘l his mananer. Emil Thlry, was in
in very happy iratnu of mind, when
gtho bailifl suddenly appeared and
:handed him the papers. l'nckey ac-~
loomed the sumtnotm In a draw but
quluk manner. and immediately board»
‘ed the train.
According to Mri‘arlnnd. MB trend-
{whip with Misti llealy was termlnntrd
mayoral month» ago and nlnro that‘
time he has not #00" her. He maid.
lthouph. that ho had spoken with Mini
3Healy several times over the tele-
tphone. but further than that the box-
Vor would say nothing.
Young Kotoholi in Game.
For ten rounds Friday night at the
Mt. Vernon Sporting Club, Mt. var»
nm. N. Y.. Younn Ketchell of White
Plains, fought llarry Forbea, the for”
mor hantatnwaight champion. blow for
blow, nnver wavering and newer atop.I
plan although the exit-hamplon wan-
nable to hit him hard and often. Fon‘
but. cool an an ire-hora. but without,
the knock-out Itlolt In his gloved “hilt.
was after Kotohell from beginning to‘
land. The latter anrprlaad the and
champion with his sameness had the
large crowd was with him to a man.
Knichell landed some hard blow: hut.
moat of those. be aimed at the elusive-5
Forbes were blocked. At the kind oi.
the bout Forhu was without a mark.
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pie will witneaa Saturday's contestJ
lent. two-Ilium oI‘ the atadlum. l
A. r. s. 8. Co.
The
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Citron
Imnon Peel Buy
Orange Peel your
Cranberries Holiday
Oranges Winn
Grape Fruit and
Pecan Nuts Liquors
Almonds Hora
Mixed Nuts at
Sage Wholesale
Thyme Prlcu
Plum Pudding
I3 I 85 WABHINOTON 8T.
New Holiday Goods Justidrrivcd
A. F. Beckmann & Co.
Mince Meat
Pumpkin ,
Seeded Raisins i
Salmon Raisins
Fancy Table Raisins
(lurrnnta
Filbert Nuts
Brazil Nut!
English Walnuts
Poultry Dressing
Apples
Nut Meats
Phone 440.
SOUTH NORWALK
ELMER I. CA8!
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W. R. THOMPSON
utomobile Repairing
Having leased the Nelson Taylor building. Steamboat Place, we
are now in position to REPAIR
YOUR AUTOMOBILE at short
notice. Telephone your auto troubles to us.
,Machine Work a Specialty
40 Water Stunt.
a.”
ed from the constant lett labs of his
opponent.
Young l‘itzslinmons of Yonkers and
‘lhe Kohomu Kid oi New York put
up about the liveliest lour‘round bout
ever seen in the club. It was a slash-
lnu go. both boys being there. No.
with the cleverness. They have been
matched to box the semi-final at a
ahow to be given in the. near future by
the Rlppowam A. t‘. oi Stamford.
Pool Contents.
w. l., 'w'eed. rated so. defeated E.
l.. Gregory. rated 50. Friday evening
in the Norwulk t‘lub tournament. by
the score oi 90 to 28.
There were. no game- in the Nor-
ratod ”0, will play George Reynolds.
rated 90, this evening.
Saturday's Football Results.
At t‘ntnbrldxewrllarvard .3, Dart-
mouth :l; Harvard 'lt’v ti, Yale ‘15» II.
.\t New llavenwl'rlncetou ti, Yale II.
.\t Providence lirown 6, Vermont 0.
At Williamatown ~ Williams ti, Am-
herst 0. '
.\t Springfield“Springfield 'l‘. 8. l3.
Massachusetts A. (‘. ll.
‘At Syracuse >Syracuse 13. t‘arlisie
ll.
At New \'ot'k«~\\‘eale,\'an ll.
York l'niverslty 2. »
.\t Geneva Rochester 1i. Hobart ti,
. .\t Troy, N. \‘.v- liensselucr ll, Ste
venu ll.
At New lirunswtck, .\'. .l.~vl'rainus
l7. Rutgers ll.
At West l‘oltil West Point 12. i‘ol-
gate ti. ‘
At Annapolis—Winonapolls u,
Stale 0.
.\i (‘llll‘ligtl~—('lllt‘fill0 ll, t‘ornell 0.
AI Ann Arbor Michigan ll. Penn»
aylvanla 9.
At Camp Randall ttttt ~.\ilnnesota ti.
Wisconsin ti. '
At Normand“Reserve If), Carnegie
New
Pen n
; Tech ll.
At halt-yette—«l’urdno 33, Rose Poly-
technic ti.
At Arktin l'nw .‘i. lluchtel ll,
At ()hnrllnw Ohio State u, ()herlln 0.
At (‘hnmnaian- Illinois 27. North-
.woatern 13.
At ("edar Rapids ~(‘ornell (‘olleizo
Iii. (‘oc 0.
At lowa (flute-Amos it, lowa ti.
At Swarthmomwtiwtirthmore
lilchlnaon 0.
At Iluvertord
in
Trinity 2i, lluvertord
At l'lttnburn «~I‘lt‘ttibnrg i2.
lnaton and Jefferson Ii.
At Allentownwiiucknell 20, .‘Itnlileu-
our: 3. ‘
At South llethlehom-l.ehlgh ti.
Franklin and Mnrahall (I.
At Gettyabumw-Uettyaburn ti, lieln-
wane 0.
At \‘i’aahlngton-—~(.laorgetown 9. Yu-
linia 0.
w nah-
I At lialtlmoro-v—Johnliopkina :7. Bl.
Johan 0.
At.’ NuhvlllewVanderbllt 2]. Minnie.
aippi 0.
At Norfolk-“North Carolina 1I. Wanh’
while Kotolnll‘l lane was a bit pumimmn ”"1 L" 0.
At Atlanta-w-Goornia Univomty 5,
Georgia Tool: 0.
, A4 Nuhvlllo—«Vandorhllt 21; Mini-
Athiminxhamwsonanoo 3. Alaba-
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-Agenta for ECK DYNAMOS and MOTORS—
Ill? Specialty Manufacturing Co.
South Noiwalk. Conn.
you today. After two restful nights
and a day spent in rumbling about the
country and in golf, the Yale toothall‘
men returned to New Haven this
morning by auto from the Highland
t‘ountry Clubhouse, just. outside oi
Meridcn, to which they Were taken
last Saturday evening, after lite
Princeton game, which Yale lost by
a score of it t 03.
.-\ll of them appeared to be in itcotl
,splrits and none showed injuries he
Iyond the ordinary scratches and slight
bruises as a result of Saturday's con- ‘
‘tcst. The hard work in preparation
for the game with Harvard is prob
ticnlly over. and it was expected that
[the work given the men during thd
walk Rim Pollm pool tournament on live. days remaining heron- that. can.
Saturday- night, but Charles Schumann. ‘
.would ho simply enough to keep them
‘ in condition. While reticent about the
Princeton garlic so far as outsiders
were concerned. the men during their
lstay at the (‘ountry (‘lub discussed
;lllll()llg Illflllo’ili‘t's the incidents and
! plays of the name. with a view to pos-
‘sllvlc utilization of the experience In
,thc clash with Harvard next Saturday.
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5 WEST
l NORWALK
.\lrs. I'llra .\‘t‘anum and dauuhter Mn-
bcl are \isitlng relatives l'l Norwnlh.
.\llss .\lndellne Stewart is spending
several wcoks With friends in Boston.
li‘at‘le .l, \‘osnutfi-zh. tv.’ .\‘cw York
city. apt-tit Sunday with relatives in
\Vcrt .\"orwnllt.
.‘Ill‘. and Mrs. Samuel Rice and Non
i‘lnrent c itpent a low days with reta-
lives In \\'lunipnuk, last week.
.\lr'r, lv‘. N, Glover has returned to
her home. utter a delightful visit with
iclntlvt's In White i‘luiitr. ,\'. Y.
.\llsa Anna Thompson and Frank
Thomas. of New York city, spent Run—
day with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Smith.
“am...“ My.
Rev. II. S. llrown, oi llnrleu, preach-
ed a very Interesting sermon to a
rather large audience Sunday alter»
noon. November 19th, In the chapel
Walter linhel, who Is a student in
New York University. spout Saturday
and Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
Mia. lluito lluhol, of West Norwnllt
avenue,
.\llsa l’eutl Mort-house has returned
from a very pleasant visit with
friends In New York city. While there
she visited many places of interest. in-
-cludlng the Hippodrome.
Many irientia of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
llam Durham and family. of F‘lllow
street. regret that they have moved
to Boston. where Mr. Durham is em-
ployed by the. Sealaitlpt Oyster Co.
and are honing they will ilnd many
new friends and pleasant surround»
Inga.
MM...
The woman who decides questions
in the homes—when and where to
move-«then to sublet a mméanhoa
to aim . buying ,
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Norwalk Chronicler