. When little Zero
.1 Becomes a hero.
When old Boreas
. Gets uproarious.
When the weather
. “Ia Satanic
And thermometers
i In a panic —-
When all nature
Seems afiright
Then you'll need'
Our Anthracite!
~Phone 6-5-—-2.-—-
ConneaIIy &
Bracken
Our lines; are full and complete.
We have
SHOES
tor hill and all Oi‘t «onions “0
“have Shoes [or even member
of the tamiit.
" SHOES
for feet
with enlarged joints or hunlons.
' Warm lined
. for motormen and conductors.
. . 9
. EMERSON S
. ”Arch-Supporting Shoes for flat .
fact and fallen RIOIIFS. ‘
Conneaiiy 8t
' Bracken
.1 WASHINGTON 81’.
Tel. 363-4
V‘ "‘I'H._I_.hSure CURE for
ROGER LUDLOW
TWIN CITY
NUGGET
LITTLE GEM
. ' CIGARS
3.1. REYNOLDS. Mir.
: Henry Wilkens '
17 NORTH MAIN ST.
PHONE 330-5.
It in laid a few weeks before
(thrintmaa. t‘omo and trite your
order for t‘audy. ‘
rim-vial prirou to
«chants and churchoa.
Sundav‘
The woman who decided (pit-Intonu
in the li'imv'k-Wiltlll and when- to
move uni-o to unhiet it ruoinmwhnn
to start haying n ilililltlmm’l'til luii
, little help aside from Sentinel Want
Mn.
’1' meat is not only drawing a
fluid without.
. Om Monday Iranians.
THE GRoU'cH
' hurt taken hia
. mourning (urriaueu, clad
out way to tail“ it! ">-
A Friend in Need
TheSonth Norwalk Savings Bank
Our way of doing'husinens has made
quite a hit with the public. What is
it? Simply this: ' ‘
Giving them the hut MEN'S SUITS
and OVERCOATB tor S7 and $10 that
can be had anywhere.
in u \vordfgiving them what they
want, when they want it. without min-
counters s7 8. $10
11 nonrn MAIN ”er.
-M ~ m "hunt—um ”...—w .. ......
lF YOU VVANT ‘
ill) be sure. you re getting Wm. l-‘ii'
ion, Ii.» Fort St, must. he on the
wagon tutti the driver must give
you a duplicate aiip with. my name
and uddrens. If there Is any inla-
take telephone to the ulliro. i pay
In it), for rags and best prices for
ruhlwrs, metals, leather beds and
old automobiles. 'i‘hore iii a stout
innit going around claiming he.
works ftir mo Dont bullet/e him.
because i have all white people
it oriting for me. I. take orders out
of town. it you let me know ahead
of time. Tel. ti
6% Guaranteed
income on your money; principal
and interest tulir secured by high
class lieu] Etiiilit‘. iieat loan! rel-
cijenne i‘m'niuhed. intoreut paid
from date received. Alan Quei'ol‘ai
inruum producing properties.
homes and farms, for sale and ex
change.
D. S. HULL
Room 1, Havilarid Block "
Phone 4144. South Norwalk.
COAL
TheB.Heriniield&Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water It.
r
i
iLadies’ Stomi Rubbers
tor low and high heels. 50c.
MEN'S heavy roiled edge ARCTICO.
81.25.
(‘hiidruu‘s hiirh cut Sharp in brown
" llituslu t‘olt, in lmxou and lace, with
buckles. at $i.25 to S200-
——MAXLEVY-——
1 III WAIHINOTON ITRIIT IIIDOI
SOUTH NOIWALK
' .... . . . 1
ICOTCH THRIFT.
At a funeral in tilamow h ulrnnmr
seat to 0m- oi the
in tin-uni
black ills pronunci- excited the one
rioalty of the other thrnu occupanta.
min of whom addresued him;
"l'v'ii he a hrtthar o' the corp?"
"Not" replied the “lootin- utnfltuer.
"i'm no a hritiwr o' lilo trorp'“
“Wool. than." pnrmwd tho ourioua
tuournor. “yo‘il he hill cousin?"
"No. l'ui no that?" won lilo
tnntuiizinu reply.
Win?" went on the lnantiatu tpwr
uni; "thmt ye'ii ho n triond o' the
warp?"
"No that oliherf" admitted
uirnnuvr. ”To tell the truth. l‘w no
horn that wee-i myrwi'. and no my dot.»
tor imil ordei'cd mo mnuu rarrianu ult-
rreiae. i tliouht thin wud he the whoop-
widower: Weekly.
t-iiii
liberal rats tit interest. hilt it “to
{fool hm and the temptation to spend it 'to: something you can not
closed “tut-My at noon.
‘ i'iiiiiiil iiiii llilifli’ii
_ mi u the actual Billwlaah
tho .
evening.
iiiiii llililil llii
tutti. I. E. Illoiiliilt‘y at
Shallow
W
SHANGHAI. Nov. 22. --'i‘ho conceit
iiiill oi wall~baiannod loreltm opinion in,
the ettuntlou in China was «sprawled
today hv illuhou James W. Hillard.
Methodlnt Episcopal minionit thorn.
lie mid: ‘
“Manchu rule on the wluile hail been
had. but “Prince Elegant Chan hau noun
advancing rotorma rapidly. including
the. quentionwot opium. representative
governuuuit. the plague. the methods
of education and the abolition of ain~
very. .
“I'lxtwi‘ianoe allows that. the moat
dangeroua moment for imd rule in
when it hairline to introduce reformat.
iiiu homo patiently when they are
thought to he inevitable heuomn in:
tolerable the moment the normally of
reform in admitted. Henna In spite oi
the et‘forto of Prince Chan the ruin oi
the Manchu in doomed.
“The present diamuranemuntu of
the tintion are the luck of a central
and recognized government. the need
of rumiu. the impending inmlno and
consequent looting and lawleuanuna.
oiliciul corruption of the (hitherto as
well an the Mancini and the tart that
tattoos proiinoeu ate establishing In
dependant guvm ninuutu
““2er on the copper stocks
"1ho limoufliiien or the ultuaiinn
are on agreement upon the duration of
iailnuix and made to ("nllliflii lhu pro
himvu with with millet and the tunnel
formation or omuiliudr-pendeutu pm
Home into a ieduiuted nation follow ‘
lag the. amnion oi“ Germany. ttnlv and
um tinned Staten . i
"lilo hopeu l'm‘Nlit’ future are that
'm-ii-rrntrailil will "prevail and that
thorn ulll iw unanimity in to .nidlntlmt
Mom on into.
‘No dt litiiio Iiiit'tiltii is poenililu. hut
illt' nation ultivh uunlod thr- mum
triaeu which have own“ rod dining its
histon oi .oou with ma) tttnmph tli‘t'l‘
its lii‘mit‘lit ills. AIIMitil can help in
insisting Mi nonintnrvi-ntion by no}.
power. by famine relief and ivy lmmd
it‘t'tll‘liit'tli oi t‘hlua." i
TUKIO. Japan. Nov. 'l'lwhm‘ordinx
to reilahiv lll‘h‘ltit- advtma iwi-iwd
her:- from i'hina Tami dhaoi‘i. the too
over milliliter of posts and cmnmunlva
(tone. who refused to motlnuo in Mitch
under the new regime. has just joint-ti
the revolutiuaiatn and declared for a
repuldic. lie is om- i.i the moat prom
inent oi the intranet t‘hinooe Pmireoi
aims in i‘nltinu. and is Well ltutmul
nhroud. lie hi a graduate of Yale. nudi
was sent to Anwrica- an II special oil-i
my to than): the l'nitod Hinton for
the return to f‘hina ot a part of the
Boxer indemnity.
The “ma dispatches declare that
Yuan Shi Kai at holiewd to ho only
waiting the right opportunity to join
the revolutionary caune.
MANILA, Philippineu. Nov. 22 The
Fifteenth Infantry. which in due to an
rive horn on llm‘onihnr I. proliahi}
will he tut-at It once to (iliittn. The
aoldim‘s will arrive on the transport
Thomas and will leave; [or (‘hiua on
the some hunt The roglumni will he
re-Iutorced to full war urn-unit hy
transform from other regiments. and
will he prep-red ilt'ltll‘t‘ tiepartuo for a
long stay in (Thinuan iort'ltory. It will
he accompanied by a huapltnl norm
and by delnuhnmuta of onslnoura. air
out Illt'li, held artillery dud monthly
cavalry. Army otilciuiit conietred'hom
today regarding premrutlona for the
trip.
Incidentally an order was iuiiud di
writing all unicorn in the viriuity of
Manila to take a wool-l physical tout
immediately.
'l‘thIt). .itrpan. Nov. 22. ''''' Tho t‘ah-
Inot eriutu throutnnod hr the Monroe
Miniutor‘u demand for wholesale» ruin
it Iii» budget will prohaiilr iw 1mm
ted. Although the Ministerial vonu~
nil rem-lied tho dentition youordar and
tin- Mlntuteru rutunud to romply with
Yauuwiuiu'a demands. .il heroine
known toduy that union prourolu has
lmon made and the disputed point» in
than human iil‘t‘ now mountain to a
.inuttrr of a low million you. it in
hoped that a tlI‘tiiltitllv will he reached
at the next meeting of the council.
which in t-aiiml for Fridny.
ithttl. .tnpun, Nov. 32.«~~’i‘ho tram»
tor of Vinnmint salami tlhlutirt. tho
iJllllliuau Amber-tutor at iloriin. to
Washington was: odiolnliy «allotted
today. All umhuundor to the ttuitod
’ Hutton he Innuendo Vinoouut liontdn.
who lulu returned to Tattle Iii-Miti-
tour or Forum Altair-n. Wuhimiton
min notified oi tihina'otentativa atl-
pulntrnent a we». add. but the appoint-
moot was not amenity issue here um
til the American . Statobwurtmant
~ bed indicated that the selection to.
ueaepttthle.
.. - «MWWWMW
The Master Piumbern‘ mutton
held a regular business menial last
wrkm .
‘NE‘SDAM .na. t’gtr ‘
iiiiiii iii iiill lililll
WAbiall'I‘ltiilE-T 10:1ilu. m.--I~IattVy
huyinir of the leading dinette we: con-
tinued when trading hogan today.
diminutive internist lWiIl attain oeu-
Anacon-
da opened With a rule or 2.000 share:
at 89% to «til. a maximum advance oi
1%. Utah Copper tiuined lit and Am-
algamated (.‘opnttr it. Quinn else-u
where ware wellnlintrihaied. Union
Pacific. National Biucult and Waugh
nid. rose a point, United States Steel
and Southern Pacific 9‘. and Atlantic
Coast Line M. l’roaaure ugntnat
'Ilhird llvunuo liailroud resulted in an
extendiun of yesterday» severe loan.
The aiouk dro‘ppmi l. ilvil to lilo.
WAIII; STREET. ‘1! a. tum—Prices oi
stocks warn maintained at higher lov-
«la tor about half antiwar. Spoonin-i
lion wait on a lame scale in the cop»
pur' Mocks, the improvement in the
trade hem and a further rim in the
metal ahroud reviving active diluting;
in tho m'oup. litnii Copper roar lot.
anti auroral other spuntsltiea and in“
duluriais improved sharply. i’rollt
tailing. coupled with the «More hroult
in ‘l‘hird Manon. mum-d fractional
reuesulpns and t: ailing hetnmt- dull
Third A‘venuu tell it'll. to 7. the lowest
of the pear. I‘ho pi Ire touched 13%
on Monday. ..
WAM. STRIdE’i‘. Noon . Stockii (williv
tiiuted during the morning. the ad»
vance which «an honnn yesterday. one“
our the atltnuiua of tuz'ther active
npot‘ulution in Hip I‘ullllt‘l‘ shores nlld
a good demand for uihor Industrinla
and for the luadint: railroad issues
ldxmpt iol hrici puioda oi uwvulon,
unusual laurel) in. realizing. We mar
ket hold strong iiiitltiilil the tnoruinl:
and noun.- uuhstnniioi g: iiilh new mode
.Spm‘iliillilm unit musitleruhh broader.
and lntreaaed iutmimt unu ulmun in
minor .indusirlaia pull npm'inilimm.
:Ilpetniitmn worn reantnutl on the long
Milt: oi the minileton an inc imteoti mi
nine of httaineas in the awoad ham
and utilise stocks naturally
'to their earlier innit tunes hut liit
filiit in tin-t ‘oaiora ltuim-ni ireuli wit»
tug of thew Moth! lilis'a oiling:
«lit-oiled illv advanm
no tomauluuu oi ltliluoqtit-llt‘t‘
“ilt‘lli. ilondtt were Kit‘uti)‘.
WALL i-i'l‘lltfllgl , i p, Ill -$mwuiir
tion was sluggininhut. the market re-
tained its atrvnnth. Amalgamated
tloptier ilet‘nltlt‘ more active and wont
up it) til 7‘s. initiariile and Nauhvilie
man over 2 pointa Atlantic t‘oui
Lino shook all its momentary heavi-
Imuo and followed the rice in Donia
title and Nuslniile in a fumble inuhion.
lillliii ill mililllllim
Funeral of Mn. William J. Lynch.
The funeral of hire William J.
Lunch was larxoiy attended thin
morning from all. Joseph‘s Church.
where a solemn requiem nines was
celebrated by Rev. Richard .I. Carroll.
Interment took place in St. mm
(fumniury. The flower beams were
John Murray. Jr. Ind Hugh McGovern
iiud tho pallheareru were Myrtle Shea.
Owen A, Riley, t‘harieu Williams. Pat.
rink Mockler. Edward Halley and
William P. Ward. Mra. William I".
Tammany rendered the solo. Shepherd
Divine: Miss Aline tipluu rendered
Ave Marie and Face to Face. The
choir dang Nearer My (loci to 'l‘hen no
the body With lit-lug taken from thu
church:
ninth
Addison it. Cromley.
'Addison R. t'rumloy. a former roal~
dent of South Norwnili. and a woll~
known hatter, died at hin home to
"mold; n. N. Y. yesterday at the one
of ill years. The det‘t’tiiflld in nurviv~
ed by a wife and two children. The
tomatua will he brought to Norwnlit
ivy Funeral tum-tor i). W. Raymond
and funeral service will he held from
tho Rivonidn chapel on Thiirtltiny ni‘
ten-noon ul lirir. o'eiork. The inter-
munt will follow in the ilivoraide
(lt‘llfl'it‘l'y.
UTlLiTlu IOARD HIM“ CASII.
The appeal or the Connecticut Com
pany from the rainaai oi the town at
Wt-utport to upprovu a [lI'OPUMMl luru~
out on male utmt wau‘heiore the
ninth puhih- utilition tunnntluaiou vim»
torday. iionlamin l. tlporit and Muir
aunt Punderiord umiearod for the (ion-
nurtirut i‘nutpanvv. .i, Ileidnn Hurt.
hull was counsel tor the town.
’i’he nummiuion heard tho petition
at the oily oi liaahury that the Now
limit. Now Haven it Hartford hail»
road thunpanv limit the portion of al-
lot-lint u ainhway hridae um the
melt: at tho company. it in eximtrd
that the town and the oompauy will
molt an agreement. .l. Mono lven
appeared tor tho city. Mr. Enoch mo-
rnmntod the railroad mommy.
M
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RIVOLUTIW m MRAGUAY. “*
nuance MEDIA!“ idle-Alt in to
period here that Iintwintion It“ be-
can in Paraguay. ‘
Wool want at“.
are wilder
rotor at .L
hut thorn Wi'l'v‘
Noawancs ..taaniuc»
oar Goons STORE
eeaeeo
-eoeeee.
a his Gazette Building
nonwaut. ,conu.
THANKSGIVING SPECIALS
in our Bargain Basement
(‘nt prices o! (loaneroie Dishes
SME and $1.69 kind,
now “$1.25
$I.2fi kind nou’ . ..790
Plain iiiown ulna» Pitchers,
fill-2 quart .............'
lilngrnvud lilown Tuinliieru
......... otorttlc
‘ mm celery lloidetn ........ 59
Individual Snare iliaheu ..... 40
oultov-lelov
...cnn.u
.29c
Cranberry Dishes ...........Be
serviceable Table Simone
....,........Oior100,
Good Ten Shogun. .. . ... .0 for Se
Forged iron "noting Spoons. 1c
lag lienteru. ...............* 6:
Potato Maahera ......'.......4c
Wooden Spoons .. .3c
t‘overed “mating Pans. . . 31.00
Dripping Pans. 12x17 in.....15¢
otllleocl
Family Banter, welin up In
2U ibl ..... . ........... 75C
l2-In. Turkey Platters ....... 19c
.Univoreal Meat (liioppols,
No. 2 .................... 95c
Chopping Kililt’li ........ f . .210
Faring Knivvs .............. 7c
Pastry Boards ............. 29c
Rolling Pins. hard wood ..... 15c
Noodle Boards ............. 29c
I
While we promise prompt. and rnretui delivery on all goods, We will in.”
china and nitioswurn otter it, leaven the store.
be responsible {or
hrenitnne « '
Homer S. Beers & 00.!
Special IorTuesday
Homemade Sausage
All Pork 1295c ii) .
22 W. WASHINGTON 8T.. .0. N08.
26 WOODWARD AVE“ 80. NOR.
is MAIN ST” NORWALK
TWO VESSEES SHOW
DISTRESS SIGNALS
t‘iIA’I‘IiAM. Mama, .‘sov. 2:1.” 'I‘no
what-la displaying diutrt-sn ainnaix
“t'rt' ninhtvd «it tho I'upr ('od shore
today, Tht‘ on!“ oi the (thatham
and Monomoy life marina stations
went to the destination of a two-nun-
mi schooner anchored lwtweon the
upper and lower lehtuhipu. A mea-
nue mm.0fiflthfi mmrted illli a
a tlmeeihme mauled schooner with
mine oi her nails blown away will in
distroen oil that place.
A wireless dispatch visit aunt to the
Immune cutter-t Gresham and Ai-ulh-
not. aahiun‘ior aid. and at 9:30 the
Gresham left Gloucester tor Orleans.
A large piece or vim-little danger-
ouq‘to navigation ha been sighted
near the entrance of the Vineyard
Bound. i’nnn alight marks. such as
“minty. N. .i.." on one side. it was he
tiered that it was part ot the barge
Val'tllontlithi was wrecked ott Block
island that week. '
A revenue cutter will remove the,
wreckage. ‘ i
OVER THE IANNISTIR.
bite tumtatrsl; (flamenco!
Ile (downstairs): You. love.
_ She: lint-o you looked the icuhox?
lie: till-huh.
t-lhe‘ Have you looked the dining-
room window?
He: Sum. .
8h»: Have you ninth-u the silver
underneath the hath tuh?
lie: You.
Slim'llid you put the cat out?
lie; tilt-.huh
Silo Did you living the hall in'
Ho: Sum thinu.
Rho: Illl'e ion
water?
He; tl-h~h‘h‘. Yen.
ether, Have you hrouilhi the rug In
from the porch?
lie: Yea.
fillet "are run inutonnd altthe pur-
lnr window?
lie: Sure.
Site: Have you been down in the
haument to entail for no? '
He: Yea.
title: Have you hrouaitt in the harm
monk?
lie: Yup.
tlhn: Have you
fixed some too
i
looked the front
' door?
lint Uhdiuil. ..
lithe: Did you hang up the My book
of the hall clock?
ila: Yeti.
Ellie: Have you wound the clock?
at}: vnewvtce...vns.
title: Well. you don't, need to get
mad sham it. it'll it wonder you
wouldn‘t try to get to tied at some
decent hunt“. WW hare nil Militia
in: down than iii on now. our
nwtwnmitlvt ”hall! ' '~
5'
J“ would“ would am mu
m.
JAIO AND OIOORAPHV..
"i can lick anybody to Memlihiu.“
Au nobody paid any attention to the
remark. he went down Mn street. Ieun~
ed against another imr, und took
eight drinks. «Mr which he said. In
an oil-hand monitor-w
“i can link anybody in thin county.“
Again there moi no reaptuwo, rind
the warrior promotion to his third mi-
ioon. Ii? this time he was tail of lite“.
Mid loo" nonvartioiiota
Finally he went further than ever:
holoro and issued thin ehniienfl ...
"t can link any man in'the «into, or
tanntMauoei ' .
A littio fellow. thin and emaciated
ionitimt. stepped out of the.l crowd. hit
the his man on the low end proceed-
ed to rave him it thorough button;
W the dual of bottle lam otetmuii
' “or the his fellow staggered to his
feet. leaned weakly against the bar,
and laid. with an nhntird air of delib-
«Ilium—-
i't Wall 1 hinted at teed» too much
to an int remark of mine "
.Krieger 81 Co.
AGAIN WI) ANNOUNCE to
you a few SPECIAL BAR-
GAINS in our Cloak Dept.
For Saturday and Men-
day—always two busy
days with us.
Come and see our coats
for girls. Special at
$3.98 others as high as
$15.00
Boys? Chinchilla Over-
coats sizes 4 to 10 spe-
cial MM. 98. Navy blue and gray.
Our Ladies coat depart-
ment is complete with all
styles and qualities. a bet-
ter assortment cannot be
found. in this city, prices
$7.98 to $100.00
OUR CHARGE SYS-
TEM IS AT YOUR
SERVICE
care to use it.
6
i
i
i
if you
Wear a“Benjamin”
Wilt‘iiilttr ii lot on ilwrrtuil ot‘
a Still. the name nympho/...... rim
highest [mile violin a nut nwnia
that nomiilnu the moat .liit‘uili‘t'ii
development of tailoring nkill.
with tho oholrosi tahrira of ring»
huh and American looms. Your
choice of (”deth
Illuolt. slush: til-named
l-‘ancy. single breasted
Funny double hreauted
Raglan ningie predated
St. to .30
Joseph Davis“
I Washington It. fit. flan.
Norwalk Chronicler