‘t
A" Our" Delicious
.; CANDY
.........................
any we Hons routs ::
That s packsxe 0! '
Home-made
. V I N 0.1:
The modern r'rome RICO»
STRUGTOR. contslninx tits mod».
insl sxtrsctivos of Fresh Cod hiv-
arll. with Pertussis oi iron.
Bold only by
. q Ewen Make I Million?
Probably not. Money means
“ in'pr‘nr th toilixht
ALI. KINDS OF BAKERY
PRODUCT.
F. lump»
01 Washing!” OM
hath Nsmlk '
Will’s M'Wdlh‘
’1 ‘ gluon Wei mention.
9er Ihsli Point. Nomlk
”a l r ' 1.
i.'-- w
4"
Mugabe: W . ”It
ollllmm w
m sills. All kInds sf rsnsiflni .
. h.
Charles Buck; Jr.
ELECTRICAL
common
GENERAL .
mam worm
Address:
51 MAIN 81'. NORWALK
Tslsphenss: on... 001; house. 21-:
I
' 339an word that be is enjoying him-
lice; for John F. Healy. who is ill.
George L. Woodward. of Norwalk,
golf at Atlantic City.
Washington Chapter, No. 24. R. A.
11., will confer the R. A. degree at
the convocation this evening.
a Last night was current events night
It the meeting of the Grace Church
Brunch Girl's Friendly Society.
WIllaoe l. Woundy. of Norwalk, is
Inbsntuting'ht' the Norwlllk post. oi-
Maloolm Skene, of Stamford, spent
this morning ill Norwalk with ills
mother, Mrs. John D. Shelia, having
made the trip in t-iu-ir automobile. l
The monthly business meeting of!
the; Men's industrial League of thel1
loath Norwaik Methodist Episcopal
hhurch will be held Friday evening
w”...—
Ophir Chapter, No. 52. Order of the
Ill-Item Star. will hold its send-month-'
’jy business meeting thlsa‘e'véiilllfi. in
fihellliasonic Hall,
in Smith Main
- Mrs ll M. Trowbridltv of Weston. 'South Norwslk Postomce
is convalesclng from lli‘l‘ illness, lli‘l‘
another Mrs H .M.
n caring rm bar hating returned
Norwalk.
\ .. Smoke‘ (lid Well l’eriel'to
Cigars.
An important meeting Butler
39 \‘o. 97 l. (l. O. i". will be
hold, this evening. ill its moms in
Washington street. it is llqllotslod
that i-Wi‘l‘)’ member attend
of
altos Ella Barbee or x liapiv slroot,
Norwalkhis coniitillod to her home
with a bully, spllllnod ankle lior
many friends art» may l-lilll‘) to lwnr
0! her misfortune and till llopo for a
speedy l‘N‘OVi'l'y.
'l‘Ilo Companions of Still of (plum
bin Ciri'lo, NO. .03, will llillil ll lillt'ltllI
and (‘lll'll party at the lltlllii' of Mrs.
Elizabeth llolailnnty, Friday evonlnll
All members and friends we request-
ed in bi- preal-ni.
'i‘hl-l'u will I)(' a l'ollt-araal of the
third lit-grim on Thursday night of Our
Brothers Midge, No. it), i. i). i). l".,
in the lodge mom» ill Wall strut-1. iln
Hominy next the third donroe will be
conferred and refreshments will be
urn-d.
At the stated (almmllniratlon of Old
Well Lodge. No. 108. li‘. and A. It.
isst owning. the second degree wall
worked on two mndldutss. A alluvial
mmuniostion will be held on Friday
«suing. st which time a delegation
trout Dullbury will be present.
“a... u.— .....
illlmuol Knnior, who for. the DIN.
Iivn years has been employed as man-
llqor or the Vanderbilt moving picture
titular, in Danbury, donniudsd his
work thorn this week sad will take
«distrust of the Norwalll and flewsrlt
shows (wood by it, damn. In which
he has bought an interest.
A slwoisi communication of Old
Well Lodge, No. lilti. I'. and A. 1].. will
he held at its rooms Friday evening st
8 o‘clock. 'i'ho olfirors and members
of Union louse. No. 40, or Dunbfiry,
will be present at the meeting slid
motor the Muster Mann degree in
due and ample rm, which will be tot. _
. lowed by I bumped.
s
EIFEOT‘ tllrlllll
ovutll mm
all metal;
“801‘“. who “M‘Emsrn Polnwzu. 1:00, 10:30 I. In;
lenilourz I.
lilo Norwsi «4:00. 0.00.10:00I.m.; 1::00.800.
l .
l Isstsrn Points—4: 00.
.4. he-
SOUTH SOMERSET GOES TO UN-
IONIOTS.
LONDON, Nov. 22. ~~~~~ The hitherto
consistently -radical stronghold of
South Somerset has gone over to the
Unionists. The Hon. A. Herbert has
been elected to the VIoucy caused by
raising to the peerage of Sir Edward
Struchev. Mr. Herbert's muority was
148. This is the bound Unionist gain
since ‘Mr. nonal- law became tender
of tho Unionist party in the House or
oxamons.
DOCTOR AND NURSE ARRESTED.
DE'l ROIT, Mich. Nov. 22~A Journal
special from Ubly, Huron County, says
that Dr. Robert Mctlregor and Miss
Margaret (Ilhba. I nurse, were arrest:
ed today and taken to jail at lied Axe.
it is charged they did not tell all they
knew in their testimony at tho Ubly
inquest regarding the deaths of John
1 Wesleyan Spat-ling and his. three sons.
Suspicious of arsenic 'poisonin! have
been raised in connection with the
four deaths.
L O
1
IOUTH NOIWAL“ FOOT OFFIGI
‘
MAILS'
MAIL. ARBIVI FROM
1:,00 2:.“ 0:00.! to
Wesstosrn Points—bub, :som “2'30 I. n:
D
455 m;l;oo.s:.lspm
0:00
llgIAILI CLOII FOR
ti: t0) Ill: 00 I m: . I
wistsrn Points
1:60. 2;”, 6:
Dunbar -Il:01l
:00. I:0:0.000|l
:M.1000I. DIIIIII.
MD
5
(Bridnport only.
also. 00..
. doors
Ezmmnfia‘ mm
Inihs
‘m II “WARRKEIIIIIO “HMO“ “III-(Inlay.
Ohm“!!! Minxilsius‘
’ m sod rywhm.
“for III. “Boston"
Wurior Boot and
Lookbrfllullub
' W
\é. It sppssrsonsilosr
\‘ mmmussn.
lesson. lass.
TELEPHONE
Fish! Fish!
The Only Plscs In Town That Handles Nothing But 80s Food
Long island and“: Emileps. Opened Oosiln Clams. New Mord Es-
osllm. Iaturflltl. Wukflsh, Fistflstl. Herring, Bluefish. Cod. . Mill Pond
Oysters, Round and Long Cletus. 33;“. g...“
Cutbill’s Bridge . Fish Market.
TILIPHONI I“ "II Oil-WW.
It
ww—«m
The Teeth
urn often a source of infection
' Fisnneletts
Flanueiette Gowns, white...
Flannolotto Gowns. colors
. . we. 76¢. 01
Children‘s i‘isnnoletio Gowns
......................... 500
Flanneicito Skirts. . .29 end 000
Fluent-lotto Short Kimonos
.......... soutofl‘
Flaunelotio Lon; Kimonos
.......... ........75¢ts 01.76
THANKIGIVINO P007 CARDO
6 for Be and he
.I. l. Mallette
(remedy ‘Missi‘s‘bs' )t
80 Washington St. Tel. (49
‘u Emi.
nnllfl‘lfl gain their entrInce into the
human system through some point of
lnfilunlnutlbn. It was supposed tor
yours that gout and rheumatism orig
insted from an over-abundant and too
rich diet; now the consensus of opin-
ion is that they are I "pus disease"
sad the purulent discharges of ulcer-
ated teeth are resmnsihie for some of
more severe types of rheumatism.
Attention to the teeth and
where suppersllon esiu is imperative
to good health.
Dr. J. a MALLERY
is South IIII BL. loot- Norwsll
Hours: 0 I. in. to I 9. ll. lus-
M D! IDDOIIIMI any.
ll.ll“‘j
hunts CiVth.
COAL
i . m’mmln l6 sis airtight Rsttnds.r
“on. ti bloodmmllslng auntie of slant"
hounds in Easier hell. Bridseport. iss‘t ‘. “
evening, Al Ketohbll, the ions] iisht- ‘ g
, weight, out fought and won the as.
' oision in In club-round fight with Bun-
f by Word, or New Haven, the veteran
0'0“ I03.
. showed I’hIt promotes: of the boxing
, nine hsvo not learned the lesson yet
_Permne for four rounds.
nenl physicians tell us that. micro-on 1
(null .
j Kill-cum. KlAltn‘stva. ronnl .
'LOOK tilts Ml AMATEUR.
Irldosport on nhows'bisss snd Host
of over 100 ring battles. The fight,
Which wss staged by H. Eugene Mot .
Csnn, was easily the feature of the'
in the preliminariell the
men were unequally matched, snd It
-——1
in r rd in making even mntohos.
They reliably will not until the Mill:
game is killed. '
But for the that. that the main
Rabi was good, it would have been
another one or where the public was
sully psrted from its moneynln the
first bout one of the contestants was
so exhausted that he quit In the not»
end round. He was billed a; Jack
Bevsns sud was to have boxed Young
When the“
first round was over it won noted
that he was in bad shape. “The second
round had not gone more than half a
minute when it was seen that'llo Wss
on the some of roilnpse. it was not
from any blows. but from shooter:-
lnlustinn, moshing poor physical con-
dition. lisd he been given I hard
punch he might have notified serious.
injuries. The promoters. of rourse,
would not have minded It. for they so-
cure boys who know nothing about
the name for a mere pittance.
Second Battle.
The necond battle was between
Frankie Parrish and Young Smith.
'Ilie latter was hog fat and out of
condition. but he managed by sheer
grit to last the four rounds and
earned a draw. The semifinals round
ihsl the public had once more been
uiven the double (-rous.
Harlem Tommy Hopkins had been
billed to meet. Eddie Kelly It till
poundll. The (road was dllmfound’
ed when the announcement was made
that he had not put in an appearance
Ind Youn; O‘Gsra wss substituted. lie
wss in poor shape, but finished the
bout oi six rounds. Kelly won. due
to the ism hn'was in condition. while
hill opllunenl knew nothiml nbout the
fact he was 'lo iinht until I detect
yesterdsy afternoon Ind consequently
was in no shape.
A crowd estimated at nearly 900
was patient during the preliminarlen
Ind awaited the main bout. This boat
was worth going to see. with plenty
of sore coming from the lighten“.
[Kc-tolls” demonnirnied that he was I
better man than Ford, even if the Int-t
I
Norwsl «"0: 00. 0:00.. 10'00
2236.12.00 6:00. lzpilo
Malia for all points close 0: 30 p M 8m
days.
Fl i-Z. CIIOWE, Podium-tor
I.m; i:00
i
. Norwalk Postoflice
Mulls Dsspsmlsd
6: to s. m ——Esst.
ti: W a m. llllnbury division
ii in n. m. -\\ out Ind South Norwsik
s29 til a. m. — izllsl Wsst Ind Bo Norwslk
i.’ it" In. *New ork and West
ill 46 p m~lilasl Ind 150th Norwalk.
1 mm w" anblfl‘ division.
m'l lIIlIilI west of titunford. Int-
lors only
Want and 80th Nth.
m
m
t
Wilton.
3 in. ~- East. West Ind 00 Nomlk.
it: 00 p. m widest W"! and Bo Noni-II.
I ndsys and Holldsys.
LAM! run I "lM to?" It 3.2:” 800.
um a} 00 wt '00 at MB. In.
i:6p
l..ilp
2110p.
010.1th
50p.
00 I. Hi. ”All dlrections.
In. -Csnnon iii-I
I
I. m. East, want of ridaopori.
n. ~ -Wll on
I.
nd linllury
m -iion h
m.» lillutl. West and Bo. Nomlk
m. ~- ilsnhury division
in: ‘ (West UK.“ Hamil.
1.. a Don M
:N'kfn m orwslk.
balm Ind Io. Norwslk.
mwlilnst Wslt {no no "mill
I. l. AMI. MIDI-I07.
:III’m..i:00.6:00p.m
i‘ snnnn mutton. DInbury so. i
"k. Brooklyn snd iioutll
‘lriemrn window om Irvin 0 until iii
((2.
Yes. indeed it does hit the bull's
eye of pllrlli', quality and dollt'iouu-
R X HI .
1am» our 0 BURY W “KEV (lur (‘onilslruiy Thanksgiving Pool.
This whiskey in a illily sited. pure. 1. .
lexullisltoly flavored whiskey that Ia‘mr is 0‘ m. “M m“ burns clearly.
“"1“va delirious. economically and that produces it won-
li you have an exacting palate you “mm, "m Imotlnt of M“
will and noxaunv s splendid pro rm; Th““"‘”’"‘ ”"9“” ”w
l Thanksgiving dinner with I «love
rt. .2
dm 0i 5 m quart. burning our road and slso. host the
casteuano & Bardlm home with our and and youil be
truly ihllukfui
Prompt Delivery Everywhere ‘
TOI. 401. 20 Rsllrosd Ave. .W ' .
The Hams &Galls Co.
TIL. m. on warn s'r.
THAMER ,, . .. .. ..
OOULIDT. AND OPTIOIANI
.mh.......m
GOOD IVIIIBHT .
is enjoyed by ll s'rust msny people
i
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l
i
i
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l
The Young Man's
sad but cilscil book were
ones I source of monument.
but In new s source at profit
bath to her and her hsilk.
H' Bums of our post utilise
tenements Items“-
muses. Y’s Ian I Miss”.
m moment lames-
tsil props!“ for your out
slash umsts W.
heath Norvnik
Opportunity
Many a high nslsrlnd business
emotive started as a stsnolr
rspllsr. There is no sllrsr or
hotter way to win success.
The spamsphsr has unlim-
itod opportunity to muster the
important details of the busi-
ness. tin hundreds his employ-
er‘s right-ma lssn sad is is s
dlrset tins lol- promotion. if
he site has I knowledge or
Bookkeeping. his milieu sro
still our. vslushis.
iodsy bscsaso we know how to iii
their sis-sou properly. We employ
experienced ()rulists to ossnlins
eyes snd susrsnlllo sstitlfsotion.
If Ailsntio Oqusrs. Mumford. 00M.
Open linturdsy Innings
‘
m.w.
you»...
IALOON KIWI! l0 CAUGHT IV
NIWOFAPIAMAN'I DRINK.
STAMIW). Nov. IL-w'l'ilroush,
evidence furnished by slimy Cal-l
Inr.‘ circulating manager of It Bridge-
port Bundsy paper. Charles Burns, s,
ssioon keeper st 21 time street, was;
lined IN) and roslll in the police sonrt
Illomlst tor "bins liquor on amen
Thereby hands 0 Into.
The local police recently issued or.
dogs to stop tks hawking of Blind».
psperl hers Ind Butler nullsisd In"
getting s. Sunday highbsil of Burns
and then complaining. Bums puld
sunou. new
Merrill college
000th Nomik
Stamford Purl Clint”
“W
LIKI III! CORPORATIONC
Kninkor~tht is the matter with
that wstrll st rotors? '
MKIT~TIII iswslsr so» it will 7
. u stiller «sutured or ' ‘ '
‘ flow to: dust.
tor outweighed him by fully tilt
lpollnda. Kelldlell was lightning fast.
lwllik‘ his defense was so good that
Ford was llnsbll- to I“ in any dam-l
altiull pllm hos
‘: Ford excelled in but om- round. the
fourth while the mm was ev.ell
inc-toilet] inning ill" beat of it ill the
:other six. Some bad lllt‘ opinion that
;'l"nld will own in the last round bull
lihe ltlllioxitv ill-limed it was Ketch
,oli‘s mllnd. l-‘ord an» the same oldi
Iilrlltllr of old He fought hard but
Kotrllell was too rlnvsr. While Kutr ll-
loll ulna punishing him with lofts Opt n- i
'tnn up the old sure on his tare. from
Whith blood flown-ti all it he was «at
with s knife he was unable to rotirhl
this opponent elerillell
Nutmeg Club Pool Drswlngs. l
The pool romlnltioe of the Nulmoul
(‘lull hold I meeting vunterdm after
noon and fllMIt' the drawinlts for lilo‘
playing it is probable that the iirstl
gunn- will be played on Saturday or
this week, The retail of the drawiulrs
Ill as follows:
iiiophan smith.
Mil. lib.
'linrry llurtun. loll.
West. Jr.. 85.
George Sheldon.
ill». and Harry
snd 'i‘houlsll .l.
100, and (l. H
Mllobell. so. ,
Robert stevnnson. it». and John A
Cshlll, 95'
fliellhrn it. Buy, till. Int] J. 3. thick-
Isy. 60.
10000 Ashwell..00, and Earls lildv
month, .
hank Smith. loo. sud Victor Drum.
00.
Initial- Wsmln. till. end lislph liar.
Nil 70
A. ii. Lyon, no, snd itslph Vsrlin.
90.
'i‘. r. lone. rt, sud ll. n. nlfidobm.
110.
Arthur Plinth”. and Erving Toiles.
It).
.lsnles Gregory.
null. 80.
C. i’. Mssksr. 100. and William Well-
nits, 65. r
Charles Vsrlln, 100,
murmur .
Percy nsrnnnl, too sad i: It. Arn-
mm. ' >
m stroll-ea gm still-us soil-
to. sad (I. .l. Cava-
sud Joseph
you will make no mistake in
supplies of us.‘
Thanksgiving Wines and
here at wholesale prices.
Get one of our price lists
II A U WACHINGTON IT.
"links M
J" j _‘ 1.51... ..
,~. , Groceries
You will find the urgent stock in The Norwaikll right
here. Everything new and fresh Our prices are low and
A.F. Beckmann 81 C0.
. Phons .440;
[Viiig' :
getting your Thanksgiving
.i / rt
Liquors can be procured '3, I
and be posted.
SOUTH nonwsul- ’ f
A.
W
IWIR ROM.
' w. n. monsoon . I
Automobile 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
~A¢ents for ECK DYNAMOSV and MOTORS-—
It? Specialty Manufacturing Co:
«own-r Strut,
south No'rwslk. Conn. : .
o EXlllA she'll
FANCY usme harness... peek ...... . .......................... 30¢ .
BEBTFLOUR.IQI¢.......................: ........................ suc'
vsnv user CREAMERY surrsn .............................. At Con‘
suenn—squn—suesa ................... ‘ ................... At cm
rnv s POUND or AMBROSA cornea .t ........................... 02¢
Ones Used, Always Used
The Great A81? Tea Company
I“ WAOHINGTON O 1'. SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. No. 000. Deliveries 0:00 s. as and 2: 30 p. m.
pool and billiard contests at the Non
walk Club:
Pool.
\Vednesdsy—fillwkson, 80; Moss, 75.
Thursdaymilann. 60; Belts. 50.
autism '
Ibursduyww. H. Baldwin, Til; R. B.
llauxb, 60.
l-‘rldsy~~llr. Weed. 60; C. Van iltlr-
on. 75.
Yale Eleven Lssvss Tomorrow.
NEW HAVE.‘ Nov. 22. ~~\Vllen lllf‘
Yale down team lean-ls for Auburn-
dale Pambridgo, tomorrou to unit
the call to tho Ilsrlnrd Stadium for
the game. altIintll the crimson it'dlll
the men will carry with them the as
surname of Valor coulldenre ill ther
ability to give it good alumni of
tllonlseivl-a in Saturday a game. This
assurance will be wired at it mass
meeting of the entire student bodl of
the unir'eriilly iolllllht. Today 3 lrar-
tito was exported to ioilmv along the
llIll'l-l of that of yesterday. barring
the continued indillposition of Captain
llowo. whirh is causing some worry
'na to how much of the name he may
be able to play the nun are in con-
dillon it is expected that in vase
Howe lists to retire Merritt will be
root in to take his place. This belief
ill ant-nuihonmi byltlle {not that tho
loal'lu-s worked Merritt at quarter
yr-nlortlulu- 'Iho eleven will leave for
Masaluhusettll tomorrow afternoon
’aftor the pl'It'iiro at thol fluid.
WW...“—
Hufis Lssvss Chicago Club.
CHICAGO. Nov. 22.-Georxe Hufi'a.
athletic director at the university 0!
lllnola and who for several seasons
hall noted all scout for the Chicago Na-
tional lit-alum baseball team, hereafter
will tryto find winning bssnhsll play-
or: for the Clovelsnd team. President
Murphy oi the chfcuo Club admitted
lsst llllll that he wall seeking a man
i the plane tort vacant by Mr.
lillil‘a. lie is said to be trying tb
bring William Hamilton. scout for the.
Boston National league. Club to Cili-
rsgo. lions is suit! to have gone to
Cleveland tor the highest salary ever
paid by a club for llinllim work.
President May 0» Gums.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.2.»8orretery
oi‘ War Itinlsdn sud Secretory of the
Navy Meyer will go to Philadelphia
next Sunday to watch the Army sud
Nsvyhllttls for supremacy of the
‘--iw
law-.WMM an»...
FREE DELIVI".
-_... .kw.
gridiron. Each of course villi “root"—""
for the eleven of his own service. ,
If President Tnfi’s (-old is improved ._
to such an extent as to allow him to '
make the trip he probabll will attend .
the (Lame As commander in chief of
both the Army and Navy, he would
have to present strictly a neutral ab”
iitlltlt'. However. as he was himself
llll‘llllii‘ secretary of war. he might se-
cretly loan it hit toward the cadets.
ii the president attends. he will pro-
bably dividi- his limo between the
boxes of the two secretaries. ncmrd.
hip to cllslmn.
ATTENDED WEDDING IN PROVIP
DENCE.
Misses Arms and Alice M'Nernsy
Have Returned to Home in Nor-walk.
'l‘ht- Missed»: Anna and Aline McNer-
any, of How street, have returned to
their home after a low days stay in .
Frovl’donro. where they attended the
wedding of their cousin. Mills Cather-
ine MrNerncy. of Providence, to Fred- .
ul'irk Bernier, of \Vt‘lll-llt'i‘, Milt-ls. The '
ceremony was performed lnSt. Mary's
rhurl'h by Roy. Father Brown.
The bride maid was Miss Anna Mc-
Nelnoy. or Norwnik, and the beat
man was Joseph Drunk-r. a brother
of tilt gl'.uonl The bride was attired
ill wiliio embroidered mallllliaette
wilh wreath and voil. She carried is
large bouquet of bride roses.
'i‘ho bridesmaid wore blue satin
with hill to liliili'll and carried white
rhryllolltbrmumll. .
A retention followed at the home
of the bride. to which ll great many.
friends wore. invited and emertslned.
The bride's am to tho bridemsid
was a lowly sold bracelet with mono-
nrnm. ’Tlle groom's gift to tbe'hslt.
man was a not or sold cuff links. .4
The younlz couple have received
many beautiful gifts' which include
gold. silvorlvllro.,l~llt glass, furniture.
linen. and money. The .couple visit
shortly after the reception for diode
ding trip rswcting to be gone two
weeks after which they will make
thrill home in Fmvldence.
The bride in well known in Norwalk:
and hlla many iriends and relativsu
in town. She spent last summer hero
with her cousins in Hoyt street. Nels
walk people are extending constitu-
lsiions.
Memory is the thing that brinss '
.pslntui thoulthts to the minds at most
men.
W
Quostionshlo transactions are , the.
em illst will lssst hssr questioning
Norwalk Chronicler