‘ rington, which is stationed at
. fir. and Mrs. Albert E.
_ And one or two
, LANES ~ 22
Z HOME -MADE
'VCANDYi ~
_‘-;-,-;-.-;.;._s‘r u‘u‘ojpg‘gnjx '1' 1:. 5
fruit
F11. LANE“
b‘l Waohington Strut;
Boutn Norwalk
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Eureka Rebekah Lodge. 1. O. 0. R.
will hold its iii-weekly huslnesnmcct-
lug this evening in its roms, in Wash-
ington street.
The semi-monthly business meeting
of the Building Trades Council will
be held this evening in its rooms. in
South Main street.
. —-Latest Style Caps.
M...
O'Brien.
Frank Smith, of the US. S. War-
the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, spent yesterday
at his Namath home.
mw-
Mr. and Mrs. James dates, of Strun-
tord, formerly of West Norwulk, cclc
donated their silver wedding anniver-
sary last Saturday evonlng.
t.
Douglas Fowler. No.15 Women' s
iteuer Corps, will hold its weekly huai
mess meeting this eienlng in the post
rooms in Washington street.
Lincoln Council, No. 4, Order or
fllnited American Mechanics. will hold
- weekly buslnoos meeting this eve-
fitting in its rooms in Worthington street.
The South waalk rim Depart
ment pinochle tournament which _ is
open to all firemen in the city will
start this evening. the first sitting be-
ing held in the Fire Police hendqunn
, grit.
if ~—Umbrelloa and Conan. O‘Brien.
it has been. reported that Tom Kir-
by and. E. F. Bontwick, both well-
known theatrical lights, who have
igloyed in Music Huilplluvc formed a
Amok company, and are mulling prop-
”‘nutlona to play in a motion picture
:‘houne, in Pridgepcrt.
' A family reunion was held yester-
day at the‘ residence or Mr. and Mrs.
"‘Willidm Fraser, in New Cannon, and
it proved a very pleasant affair. The
guests included Mr. and Mrs. James
O’Hara, William and Clifford O‘Hara.
Fraser and
Russell Maser, of South Norwnlk;
Mr. and Mrs. George Swanson and
William Swanson, of West Haven.’
The New Canaan Business Men‘s
Association. which reflected a prelim-
inary organization two weeks ago,
will have its first banquet and meet-
ing for enrollment of members at Odd
Fellows Hall, New Canaan on the
evening or Idridny, December 8, at
which Attorney General John H. Light
other prominent
”speakers will be present and make
1Eddresses. The De Tarn 'Ih‘io will fur-
blah the music. Attorney Gcnernl
‘IMght was born in New Cannon. and is
11i brother or Rodney Light. the'contrac-
”tor He has been prominently men
itloned as the probable coming Republi-
Rcan candidate for governor.
' Because at the lobar troubles in the
strike of the. sheet motol workers and
the carpenters in New York city Ar-
nold’s large foundry in Norwalk has
‘ been reduced to but three working
days a. week. Consequently It did not
amt up tOdIY. it. is dodcratood trthat
they will work the first 111mb days in.
each six working days and be‘ closed.
the remaining half. It is «mostly
hoped that the city troubled will noon
be over and that the factory may re~
some work on the full time schedule.
Rev. and Mrs Albert A. Lathbury, 01‘
Ozonb Park New York, spent yester-
day with Mrs. Lotti-bury: victor. Mrn. ‘
Burch F Cargili, of Norwalk.
. DldeoutEver Try
It's pure, whololomo, mid always jj
..
v LN o 1. . .
The modern TONIC noon.
BTRU'CTOR containing the medic
inai extractive. of Fruit Cod Liv-
oru. with Pontoons 0! 11011.
Sold ml! by .'
. F. ii, BAXTEI!
. Anderson's Launch Works
Launchcs cud Boats
of 11111111111 choppy 1111111; 11ml“, "
for «to; All kind: at ”pull-1n.
givon will accordion.
Oyltor Shall Point. NONIIk
ll
...-.—
Charles Buck, J r.
ELECTRICAL '
CONTRACTOR ..
GENERAL'I ”
nnrnm WORK
Addruo:
51 MAIN 31“.. NORWALK
Tolophonon: Offlco, 901: lion-o, 21-8
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"WW
Philip Sell), of South Norwnlk, spent
Thanksgiving in Trenton, Now Jer-
soy.
in Norwalk last week there were
tourtcen sales at pmpcrty with mort-
gages of $4.800.
mor ccsidcnt of South Norwaik, hail
been visiting- in town.
...—......» .... ._
Mrs, ll‘rnncca ill. Fitch,’ of West
street, IlIlB been entertaining Mrs. An-
nic R. Baker, of Hartford.
“M
Mrs. J. W. Studwcli is entertaining
Minn Elizabeth Clark, of St. Louis.
M0,, at the Hotel Mahuckcmo.
Mien Lciln Olmntoad, of Norwnlk.
was in llidxcflcld, lust Week, the ghoul
of her coucin, Minn H. F. Olmstcnd.
Mr. and Mrs. Axel Seinknocht, 3011
Stanley and daughter Amy. 01' Hamil.
ton avenue, are spondingn tow days in
Flathush Long Island.
WW 1»
«Smoke Old Well Pcrlocto 100
Cigars »‘ w‘ . 4
The weekly business meeting at the
“Board of Electrical Commissioners
will bé held this evening in the oilicos
of the municipal electric plunt. in
State street
a
The Consumer-11' boom of Connecti-
cut hna cent a circular letter to tho
lpnstors of the churches, coking them
James Beers. of 110111; luiund. n for-
‘ Leave your orders for Oysters and
} Fighting ran-he'd cattle.
. ‘ McFarland. the idol of the
‘ j ntockynrdu., Won and lost ycatcrdtty
M'FARLAND GETS‘ DECISION.
Chicago
Lightwoight Qotoau Tommy Mun
pity. of New York.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. i.~——l’ncltoy
Chicago
” 1 when he got the dcoloion over “rostrum
* ' Tommy" Mu‘npby. at the and ottwcnty
atovn's.
- HONK I HONK I
OUR D.‘ P. GUARANTEED GLOVES FOR FALL AND
WINTER ARE HERE. IEAUTIEWEVERY PAIR AND
EACH PAIR CARRIE. THE MAKER'S. GUARANTEE
AGAINST SEAM~RIPPINO- THAT'O SOMETHING NO‘
OTHER GLOVE MAKER HA8 EVER DONE BEFORE.
ll" THE DEANS RIP. A NEW PAIR FOR YOU WITHOUT
A WORD. AND THE GLOVES ARE THE FlROT EX-
‘AMFLEB OF THE GLOVER’O ART YOU HAVE EVER
BEEN. THEY FIT PERFEOTLY AND WEAR TILL
KINGDOM COME. YOUR EXACT SIZE I8 HERE IN
1 ANY TANNAGE YOU PREFER. ‘
$1.16, $1.50 and $1100.
A
I The New Store
:14" Wall St. Nor-walk.
Little Neck Clams 011 the
“ Half Shell 'LOBSTERS
NEW BEDFORD, SEA AND LONG ISLAND ESCALLOPB, WARRANT
ED DRY. NATIVE OMELT. ALL KINDS OF FIBH. OYSTERO, LONG.
AND ROUND GLAND.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
TELEPHONE i“.
We arc prepurcd‘to'nupply the dumnnd for Christina: (lift llooku, .
Christmas Booklets, Christmas bottom. Chriatmu Cards, Stickers.
Tags and Post Cards. We limos. full nnd varied £113 to moot the
tontcs of every one desiring Christmas Cordo.
llo urge the people to do their Christ-
gmas chopping early for the sake of
the errhnnls and tholr cicrku ’
Copies 01 the public acts or 1911?
haven been he!“ to the town clerks by
the office of the secretary of tho stain
for distribution in accordance with the
law Copies of the omelnl acts are to;
be sent out by the came within 11'
Iweck
At the Lenltlcnce of Mrs Henry 13.:
,Rogers on Park street, New Condom;
there were two christening. at which
Dr. Hoyt officiated. The children were
Mary Louise, the intuit 1111111511.th of
T. W. Hall, Jr, whose wife was MinaI
Rosalie Rogers. and Henry Jidbinmlu. ‘
the infant son of Charles D, Rogers.
who lives in South Norwnik.
There will he on cutertuinrncnt at
the Congregational chapel, at Wilton.
on Saturday evening of this week for'
the hcnoiit oi the iihray building fund.
A force entitled "Smith. the Aviator,"
will be givcn by several young poop
pic and a musical program will he ran.
tiered by Prof. Horizon. 0! Norwalk,
and several of hits pupils, which will
be an artistic treat.
Thrift
in so essential to happino‘po‘i
in this, world that the failure ,.
,tn practice it is. to me, in»
.‘comprell'onslble. It. is such
‘ an alloy, simple thing. and it
means so much. It is the
foundation of success in hunt“:
nose. of contentment in the.
, home. of standing in the com-
munity'.—-—Ruooell Sago. ‘
‘ Thrifty‘beople deposit that
sayings withing”; , ;: ... :,
" up!"—-—Homo Journal. ,
' enters, and tcloiccd in "tho extraordh
‘ slum."
_Chartchouse. They will standuldo
, “Please 1101151: “1711'.
Booklets 2c to 25c each
Letters 5c to 25c each 2
Tags 5c and 101: do:
Posgt Cards 6 for Sc, 2 for Se 81 So each
--.I. I. MALLETTE-
88 Washington St. (Formerly Misses Dawson) Tel. “9
1
AN AFTBRTHOUGHT. . , . p I g _ ‘
Lillie May came. to nor mutt-en. , at 18 t i 6
“Ah would like-u week's vacation. ~‘
Mics Acme." site said in , her soft
negro accent. "Ah wants to be mar-
tied."
Lillio had been a. good girl. so her
.miatma gave her the Week‘s vacation.
a white dress, it veil and a plum coho,
Promptly at the end or the wcek
Lillie returned. radiant. . “011‘ M11111
Annie." she exclaimed, “ah was the
mon' lovely bride! {[11 dress was per.
loc‘. ma mil mos‘ lovely, the coke moo'
good! An'. oh. the dancin’ and the
entin‘!"
“Welt. Lillie. this hounds delight-
ful," said her mistress, "but you
have left out the point oi your story.
i hope you have a good husbandflfl
Use ‘
of suffering all the tortures oi tooth-
ache, when the cause. of so muchtrou-
bio can he «tally removed by giving 11
little cure to the teeth and sensitive
ncrvc? It may be that a low treat-
ments and a lilting is all that is necen
nary. or perhaps ,a crown is needed.
but if conditions are. such that the
tooth must be token out. you will find
my method at painless extraction is su-
perior to all others.
1. fl. MALLERY
18 south 11.11: St. South Norwuk
Lillle’s tone. changed to indignn- Hours: a I. m. to 8 11.111. lim-
tion: “Now. M11111 Annie, what 5'01“” 11 ’ pointmont on .
think? Tha' dam nigger nehher turn y; P x . . 1!
THACK‘: :11 1v AND 311011175,
Thackertu ...;
one 31 a... great
ATHAMER
‘ ocuutsré'mo oil-nouns
nary increase of appetite in Bel-
But the womnn will not
celebrate him with- : dinner.“ the
_ coco EYESIGHT .
is enjoyed by a great many people
today. because We know how to lit
thdr glues! properly. We employ
experienced Oculists‘ to cxnini o .
eye! Ind guarantee ntlitac‘tion. ‘
87 Atlantic «commend. Bonn. «
ovens-1m woman
with Charlotte Bronte, who found her
hero and was disappointed. She.
clasped her humid and pleaded,
Th6lwmy3“ F01
the great man had Asked for more
potatocs. fit» was a great man at din-
nurwnnt' my little woman disap-
pointing null. .
if Thackeray, had‘puss‘od the pain.-
toes Charlotte Bronte would have
gone home happy . '
. ._
Gus slkos-l wish to know now
tell whether Radio liken 1nd. “ ‘
“Yorker, whom ninety per cent.
p pool tournament
round. or tinnitus before 6. 000 critical
Mchricnd's victory over the Now
of
those present expected him to knock
,out, was clean and left little room tor
argument. But the rank and file of
exporto and light lbllowers deemed
unanimous tbttt as an opponent of
Champion Ad Wolxant, the Chicagoan
was an impossibility. ‘
McFarland and his handlers paid
that he broke hits right hand in the
twelfth round. A cursory examina-
lion at the conclusion of the fight
uncured the hand to be much oWuiion;
but of this the public was not aware
until after it. had left the arena.
McFarland, if he really broke. his
hand fought a wonderful bottle.
Murphy, on the other hand, save an
exhibition of sameness and ability to
come back rarely seen in a pride
rink. , .
During the curly roundn McFarland
iniriy smothered . tho little Harlem
lighter with 11 dazzling variety or
number from which there was no es-
" . cape. Once he sent Murphy tint on
his back, but Tommy “Wan up in a
trico, apparently none the worse for
‘woar. Time and again Murphy was
all but fought out oi the ring into the.
rumor tile newspaper reporters, and
unpaired, to be in great distress; but
the well defined punch was not forth
coming to give him Ml quietus.
McFarland opened cuts otcr Mur-
phyo nyon ind damaged his left. car
until it looked like on egg. in the
inch of this constant rapid fire the
customer [ought back every minute
nnd'madc a better allowing in tho
lost two mundo thou did McFarland
Both dgbtorn showed the marks at
the conflict. but they word of a super—
tictni nature J “‘1. 1’
McFarland expcctn tn start on Mon-
day for Chicago, wildncé he will pro—
ceed to New York to keep on engage
meat with Matt Wells. the llritioh
champion.
Nutmeg Club Pool. .
Two rdttiing good some: of ptfil
lure been played in the Nutmeg Club
since Wednesday.
Charles Lt Youth. of N’l‘nrrytown N
11.th 100, detecting Joseph Lock
hart, mod 60. by the score of 101) to
in ma Chester r. uglier, rated 100
defeating William \V clinitz. rated 1‘15,
by the scorn at 1011 to 34 The tim
sumo 11111 played Wednesday night
and the second ycoterdny attornoon. it
is noted that both scratch mun won.
The tournament is evincins no little
internal among the club members.
The scores by ironies follow:
c. Vcrun, too. ‘ .1.“ Leokhort, so.
5..- l 6
l? ‘ 5.....1
- 3~1 9....2
lOwl 1%
ll 4
6-4 2 '1
9~1 4--.}
7 S
9 {..-—.1
3... 6
11~—-‘.’. 0-— 3
9 ‘ 2....3
100 '19
Scorch—Walton Flynn.
Reioreewfl. P. Meeker.
Monitor, 100. Weilnitz, 55.
2»? 10~1
22 p . 1r.
*1 I7~—~.l
33 21~~1
46ml 22
" as ‘ 225-2
89—»1 2t. 1
32 . cs _,
93 . . Sin-1‘,
mo . 34-4
VSCorer-mlobn A. Cahill.
Referee~l§rving Tolien.
Norwalk Fir. Pollen Pool.
One of the moat, laughable games so
. tar played in the Norwnlk Fire Police
pool tournament. was that when E- L.
Street, rated 75, defeated Eugene Tuck-
er, rated 50, by the score of 75 to 21.
The sumo was played Wednesday
night. Saturday night the last game
on the first round will be run on. The
score by frames follows:
Tucker. 50. Street. 15.
‘1»2 11—1
‘ 8-4 18 .
11 - zti—e.
13.41 34.
1'1 ’ 44~—1
i8—2 56 g ..
.25 61-3~
. 21-4 (row-1.
75 ‘
‘ Scorer and tullywilcrry Min-rill. '
‘ Rdwflrpdcrlck Weldon.
“ anoint we ACopioynndCl
whole affair was a very pretty and in
‘ down the book
runn‘s'nvnn.
A. F.1Icckman11 8t 00. ‘
Saturday, December 2nd, 1911.
15 pounds Granulated Sugar .
Colleen. per pound ........ ..
ISO ‘36 WASHINGTON OT.
Jones', Pinsbury‘s or Gold Medal] Flour.
Maud S. Flour (new lot). . . ..
Leno Smoked Shoulders, per pound . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Richardson & Robbins' Chicken Soup (reg. 25c can) .229
3 cans Pride of Hillsboro Corn for . . . ..
3 can: Castle Haven Tomatoes (size No. 2) ............ 2115c
Temperpound .....
.......... 28, 30, 32, 35 and 40c
Complete. Stock Fine Wines and Liquors. Prices lower than
cm.
A. F. Iicckmann 81' Company
Phone «0.
..;bag,88c bbl, $700
bag. 79c; bblq $5 95
.$1. 00 .‘ ‘
...121-,-c “
....
.Iuaw nnnnnnn 1 o.-
.......... ...25c
.........3o, 35, 40,5oand60c #1.;
scum NORWALK
Newest Styles in
WATER COLORS.
nor. 300 Choice Mouldings to
Jackson’s— Studio
MEZZOTINT PORTRAITS—Beatnik”,
THE RHINE PRINTS.
PICTURE FRAMING-Lot us frame your pictured in the proper mam
Sittings for Christmas . 1 .
53 Wall St. —-— Opposite Hotel eNorwalk
Photographic Art
Dclicatc. Perfect
ART GOODS
Select From. New Pattern.
15 POUNDS ORANULATED SUGAR. .
MIXED NUT8 ...... ‘ ...................... ...... 2POUNDOZ5¢
Socdod Raisins, full alto pkg. .. .iOchronhorrioo, por quart ”......m‘loo‘
Currants. pkg. ....... , ...... 10cl3 can- Pumpkin, for .............. 25c.
Llyor Raiolm, package ........ 25c Dudloy‘ a Pumpkln,” 2 for ...... . . . .250
Citron. per lb. .................. 20c Apricots, per lb. .
Lemon or Orange Peel, “1..
Data, on package .............. 101: Evaporated Peaches, per‘ lb. . .151: ,
Loyor Figs, pot-lb. .......... ....15c Butter. per lb. ............... ..Soc
Nova-8nd Rololnn.2 pkgo” .25c 2 can: Pears for . .......... ......25o f
Cider. por cal. ..... . ...... .....25c w. Baker‘s c‘bcca or Chocolnte....19o .
Gannon. per dot. .......25. 30, 35c 3 Grape Fruit for ......... .......2oc
. . .15o I Prunes. 2 lbs ............
...—......W‘
W
. ......... . .......... . ........ $1.00.
.........
Sweet Pontoon. Hubbard and Murrdw Squash. Homo ColomParonipo, Tur- .
nipo. Malaya Grapes.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
......Wm M
Toyland will be ope...
Saturday
. Bring the children in.
Dolls, Sleds, Wagons, Doll Carti-
ages, Books, Games, Mcchtuiical
Toys, etc.
F. “A. MIT‘CHEL
(Norwalk, Conn.
...
Monte". of Rhode inland. wns given;
the decision, last night, after a hard:
fought 20 rounds contest. with Kid
Gorge of Stockton, Cal The men arci-
middleweights.
T HANKSGIVING.DANCE AT i
COUNTRY CLUB.
There. was an unexpectedly huge at-
tendance at the Thanksgiving dance’
at the Country Club last night. The,
opiring one. the dancers scouting to
even more than usual appreciate the
excellent music. of Speidcl’s orchestra
‘l‘hc'next dance wiliv be given New
Year's night. '
MERCHANTS To HOLD ANNUAL
MEETING TONIGHT.
The annual meeting of the Mer-
chants’ dz Manufacturerc' ‘ associa-
tion will be held this etching in the
parlors of the South Norwaik 011113.111
which time the election of officers for
the ensuing year will take place and
the reports of the present board of of-
ficers submitted.» It is hoped that
every member will be in attendance.
A.~——How‘ do Youknow that, Molar
has come in for a fortune? B.—-—Why.
tormerly. people always said he was
Chicago News.
“Woman will be fmdd as wall as ‘ .
man!" she oldenlntod, on she threw
Cynlcus,
flug. Said Harry: ‘Bui i think Datum"
,lant macs?" ‘
crazy‘ now they say he is original— .
y to be discharged. run one
"Yoshi responded old '
‘ "for untold walk—Boston ~
‘2‘ , Commohwcnlth '
PHONE 1163.
at 1.11.111.
There’s
House
Furmshcr,
OUGHT TO BE GOOD.
T110 boys were discussing it map 0
lreiand which they had been cxnrnircs
should be higher up than they have,
it therewdon't you think so?" ‘ ‘
George replied: "Ol1,no; youmu
be mistaken. These maps are quite
1eiiabie. They" re all done by iatltu
and longitude you know ”
Harry gave a doubtful assent.”
suppose they‘1e a. tip— -top firm rind
they ought to know ”—-(‘hlcago Jonr
nal.
“LAMB" DEFINED BY A BEAR
“James R. Keene. at a cclebrn
in Cedarhurst, " said a New York I)
or, once gave in n'donen'wcrdV
Wall street. definition of a 1m“
" ‘A lamb,’ said; Mr. Keenc,_‘lc
who invests first and investigat ‘
tcrword.’ ”—«Cincinhnii, Enquire
FOOTLIGHT FAMF
We never been in van ‘
I wonder how it feel
To have a place upon the bill
With educated dealt:
“Cook did you star long
“I never stay: nowhere long on
here frolosa cockers.."-7-Ju1ige.
“...-W...
"You may no what you likci"
’nbft hoard; .
Norwalk Chronicler