,' ~ emi, Fla. The temperatures continue
Table linens 81 Towels
toholl Tobie Covers” .3 4
81.25, 81 50 and $2. 00.
All Linen Table Sets. hem-
stitched—~83. 50.
Buck Towels—«10¢, 12 His
and 259
Damask Towels—~259, 500.
75c and $1. 00.
‘. ' Large assortment oi! Tray
Cloths and poyues
_ ——at—-
E. K. BANKS
MaMcksmo Hotel Block
89th Norwaikugv
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: General-
ly lair tonight and Saturday; colder
tonight; moderate southwest and west
winds. An area of low pressure ex-
tending from Montana eastward to
Maine is causing considerable cloudy.
and unsettled weather this morning in
the northern sections. An unusually
heavy rainfall, ‘was reported from vMi-
moderate in .nearly all sections.
fi .
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 30; high, 43.
Partly cloudy. .
Howard A. Tilley is slowly recover-
* tag from. an ulcerated sore throat,
which has kept him confined for the
entire week.
——Go to the armory Friday and be a
bird.
The High School Committee will
hold its monthly business meetins
this evening at the High School, in
:West avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Prettell and
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Zenlch, of Con-
, s uectlcut avenue, moved to New York
city, yesterday,
or Are you lucky? Going to the Yale-
Harvard game? It so get your
necessary wearing apparel at Cav~
anagh & Rose’s shop. .
Douglas Fowler rl.o 15, Women's
Relief Corps, will hold its weekly
business meeting this evening in its
hall in Washington street.
.«_...._.-~
wUmbrellas Mourning bands 0' Brien.
The weekly business meeting of .
Lincoln Council, No. 4, Order of Uni-
ted American Mechanics, will be held
this evening in its hall, in Washing-
ton street.
The Amusement Park Company .is
to open bids after Thanksgiving Day
for the rental at the park for next
season. Eugene B. Lenin will have
charge at the bids.
Mm. William B. Cook, or Water-
ville. Maine, is spending a few days"
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Ferris, of West Washington
street. ‘
”(Eagles lnusnueradokbail ut the
armory Friday night.
lioninuing January 1, pensioners in
Connecticut will be paid by check and
will not he required to return 11011th
or». as they have in the Nut, and no
tor January ill. the pensioners will all
he paltivlrom Washington, instead or
from seventeen agencies in various
parts or the country.
A» latest sort hats. O’Brioli's.
u—u—u._..*-—
A birthday surprise party was ten
derail: Mrs. demo Ryan at her some
fill Woodward avenue,
‘1‘th were fifteen present and d’iol»
1y good time was enjoyed. Games
Were played and at 10:30 o’clock a
luncheon served to which all did-nus.-
pio justice. The guests departed “It
» a into hour, wishing ms. first: many
happy fill of the our. .
Foot Balls
south Norwaik.
last night:
Basket Balls
Striking Bags .
A Completehlne of Each.
PRICES 31.00 TO 55.00.!
.. AT
WM. P. 'v‘sssuse
Norvinlk-
A huge locomotive which drew the
Williamstown express into this city
on its'run from New York yesterday
afternoon attracted much attention
from railroad men. The Williams-
town express is, one of the fastest
trains running over the Shore, Line
divisiou of the New York, New lila-
oil the heaviest that the road has ever
used in its passenger service has
been placed upon‘the train. Andrew
W. Daugherty, oi‘ Dambury. is the en-
gineer of the express.
train at Stamford, wherethe‘ steam
locomotive is substituted for the
electric motor that draws the train
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, This wink!
van and Hartford road, and to enable
it to make its scheduled time with
greater ease a new locomotive, one
He takes the ,
The belobmod
McDougall
Kitchen Cabinet
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earth and We (improve it in 2
minutes.
134-188 WASHINGTON OT.
p_;,.,s_n.§, .
was new you or}.
vans coat...
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llii l..l.llilillllll l ill 60.
A. MILLER. i
moot foothill our regular holiness.
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Dining Room Furniture at prices you will find irresistibl
you see the prices.
One of Our special nine piece Quarterod Oak Dining Room Buitm
Buffet, 44 inches long, quartered oak. with mirror back, 12 x 38,
draw lined, lin‘en drawer and cupboard. Special .. .
China Closet, quartered oak, with mirror top.
Special .. ..
Round Table. made of selected quartered oak, pedestal base.
extension. Special. .
Dining Chairs, genuine quartered oak, leather seats. Special $1.98 each
A-J- Collins 8: (102,
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bent glass
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PROF. STONEBURN OF THE CONNECTICUT AGRICULTUNAL
r COLLEGE
tells us that Dry and Wet Mash are of equal value. Practical
poultrymen are almost unanimous in their belief. that best reflults
trom poultry feeding are secured when a portion of the rationiscon-
slots of a mixture of ground grains and their by-pro‘ducts. so
nlixure is called “mash" Two logical reasons why Ifowls shOui
oeive a portion of their grain ftood in ground form, is that hedvirer
egg production may :he induced—~and that cost production is denizens- -.
ed. it is not difficult to select feeds, selling at same price, out of
which contains twice .as much value as the other. Buy "Bonnie"
("home ground) PoultryMth, which means-«More Exam—Bigger
Profits. MANUEL 'r. HA'rcH. if
mat in quality, last in mice. always in the minds of its chimn-
ore—Bonnie fiome Ground M for Horses. Cattle and Pooling),
.
Buckwheat Coal
for House Furnaces
. $4 per Ton. delivered . :
RAYMOND :BROTJHERS
Automobiles fore Hire
By the hour, day or week. Our Chauffeurs 93:91 skilled and
careful men.
See the four and six cylinder 1913 Models of
THE MOYER AUTOMOSEES
Demonstration on Rquest.
OSCAR H. BANKS,-
GARAGE—RIVER STREET.
-Age’nt
NORWALK. CONN.
a mm. are!"
nonvriim.
.PHONI 4a.
"* 0.13. Jackson
Optici a 11
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
Everything for the Thanksgiaing Dinner
Omnsefi MT do: .26c 3013.100 9 lo. Extra large Prunes .25
”saucy Walnuts. per lb. . .19 8 lb. Large Prunes .26
heat Mixed Nuts, per lb .18 2 1h. Fancy Evaporated Peaches .26
Soft Shell Almonds. per 1b.“... .25 Funny Apricots, per lb. .14
Drake Almonds, per lb. .. ..... . .lil Cranberries, per qt ........ .10
3 pkg Fancy Seeded Balaton... .26 Candied Citron. per in .19
3 pics None Such Mince Mont”. .25 11.401110“ or Orange Peel, per lo. . . .15
ileins‘s Mines Mont. per can 1:9“ .20 “my mites. pkg ......... .10
2 cans Dudley‘s Pumpkin ....».. .25 Smyrna Fills. our 1b---~.-..--.- .15
ii 111. Mulagu Grapes ........‘... .25 dialogs Cluster Table Raisins... .26
All our nuts and dried lrultnare uh solutely new stock and the best we
.. ROYAL GROCERY
22 South Main it.
14.10 with Na. Harwell: Moi
At the Norwalk Furniture House
You comm a limo at your own choice. Our line or reflection
on some in tin argon to town. dome its not our on line or For-
Milieu, Brill sods. Stern and New Itlltrtuu. Cash or credit.
at. art's Young lion’s dish em
out a as soonest.
.Wflmt 11912.94. 11.. "W W
.d’
‘1
rev out sue a: so ,-
. will lltdflt {onlflit iii the Willi smell
~ sin a... ' month,
‘ ‘ exfoliation niz'ht sweats litopped it
“ interested to new more about it. we will .
. "“311
1 necessary to c
. if it would not
‘ ning. At this time Sh Thomas W
Morgan will cenduct the annual in—
ternary John 5. Condo. at Wain
install strait, ”out the morning in
Wilsllyi‘n
sermon s $199199. 9 being” "um with
ocean in treatment of Tuberculosis
in all ports 9th) the country. a.
mu votak en medprov ,da
ulshed. undo: the.” recovemd. tyous :rs
it'll m chemiluliigiimi iii if" "i"
o no u or
attention. Rand dto Mrs. Goverrt's memory.
”Gelitemen: Thinkinir that srhu 9
short list 09 y or. lthe romarltpblg leccyvoru
lyer-i nrlnw (M rs Anna Omani
some other mutter-131i.
minutihllgfl (allowing tastimoniug: k llt‘Nk
. s e was n on c
WIN» Ontarihal Pneumonia, and continmiliaiv.
N [new worse, requiring it trained. nurse
lght sweats wire so had thnt it was.
b one hot clothing once or
twice every n1 ht; her cough lncreused
and got so but that everybody expected
that she would not live much longer.
in .l’anuur, when Rev. Wm. Bser
‘St. Mlohue s Chur .h, at Shereville Sid
888a)“. for her cuth. he recommcuie
I set ldckmnu's Alteriitivo, mid see ‘
give her some relief. I
then reouented the attendingi physician to
give his diagnosis and he informed me
that she had Consumption and was bo-
lyond all m edicul old. When I naked if
e thought thnt it was useless to try the
Alterntivc, he replied that 'No physiclun
could help her nugoand i could suit my-
self about it.‘ I immediately but!
llcv. W111. Berg to send for 11 bottle.
Ploctlcully without hope for recovery. I
insisted that she tr the Altelntive which
th 9 did. I am sin to any that she soon -
begun to improve. Now. she works as
hard as ever. weighs twenty pounds
heavier than she elm did before she took
sick and is ill good health. She i'lnnkly
says she owes her life and health to
Eéklllflfl' s Alterntive."
(Sworn Ailldmlt) J08, GRIMMFR.
Eckmnn s Altcrutlve is effective in Bron-
chitis. Asthma, H Fever: Thront and
um; Trouble 1111 in uphuiiding the
system. Does not contain lgolsons, opinion
or hnhlt- forming drugs. Ask for booklet
oiling of recoveries, and write to Eckmou
nhorntory, Philadelphia PIL. for more evi-
de.nce l'or sale by Ill lending drunlltl
Clifford Pharmacy and Stimson-Pow.
ell Corporation. South Norwalk.
5.
i
A special conclave of Clinton Cam-1
mandory No.3, will he held this eve
spection.
Austion
Tomorrow morning, Saturday, No-
vember 23. 1912, at 10:30 a. m., house-
hold furniture, contents of a thirty
room summer home. formerly the
Henry E. Hawiey estate, corner of
Main and King streets. Ridgelield. i
COnu. Five minutes walk from the
Ridgetield railroad station. included
is a large variety of rich. tine house.
hold furniture, consisting of two very
handsome bookcases; costing about
31.000 Each, Japanese rugs 13x21, bil-
liard tables, Brussels carpets, rugs,
hair mattresses. bedroom suites, etc.
, JAMES F. KENNIilDy, Auctioneer,
Ullidgei‘leld, Conn.
Taxi and Touring
Car .to Hire
FOR ALI. OCCASIONS.
DAY OR NIGHT.
rel. l360 . J. VAAST
1
WE. WILL MAIL YOU II
for each set of old False Teeth
sent us. unseat prices paid
for old Gold. Silver. old Wateh’
es, Broken Jewelry and Precious
. Strings.
Money Sent by Return Mali.
Phila. Smelling and Refining
Company,
Established 20 Years.
808 Chestnut St, Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania.
To DENTISTa.
We will buy your Gold Filings.
Gold Scraps and Platinum.
Highest prices paid.
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for you to be warm in your an
house this winter is to have an install
‘8 Heating System that will keep you
contort-hie on the coldest dayl
We’ll study m location of soul
rooms, the liabilities oi the 90qu and
tell you whether a Hot Air. Hot Waco
or Steam System will satisfy you but
The Jones 8t Hotchlpss‘
Company
NONWAlsK, 80MB
Phone 748
i . fleece lined; regularity: yalpej
Dry Goods Co
‘ (mcossossrso)
28.30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN S1 REET .
Week End Bargains
for Saturday ‘
Ahrfin'rv IS THE KEYNOTE HERE 4
EACH WORKING DAY BRINGS ITS OWN MISSION.
If you don’t know us let the values quoted here make 1‘
us acquainted. Words are weak to tell of them. But we ‘
invite—urge you .to look at these prices. Don’t doubt that
every offering is Real. Every word we print rings true be.
cause we have the mph to tell. Women seeking to supply
tlieir needs should read every item of this adVertiscment. '
Bargains 111 009.159 and Suits . 5
$9 .48 for $12. 50 and 14. 95 Cleats
Purchased from a leading manufacturer of Women’s .
Top Coats.
25 of the best selling styles; these are sample Coats and can
not be duplicated worth from $12 50 to $14 95. On sale to- j
morrow. Saturday. $9.48
Womens Extra Pine Quality Chinchilla lop (oats, beauti-g
fully made some with braid and vclx ct trimming All the
new shades. Worth up to $25. 00. for tomorrow, Saturda 3
816.9 93
Vt omens Black Astrakau Coats. beautifully made, of the
finest quality Astrakan lined with Skinner's and yarn (lye
satin, full length. Values up to $29.00. ,For Satmday ‘
. $16150 and $21. 5051'"
' $9. '75 for $15. 00 Suits '
\Vmuen’s Perfect hitting French Serge Suits. lined with
guaranteed satin (navy only), regular “value $15.00. T045
marrow, Saturday $9.95. ‘
Children’s Goats ,
Children s Chinchilla Irish Frieze and Zibeline Coats, heavy ‘
and warm. some lined with cardinal flannel. Regular price
$1.98 to $10.00. Tomorrow, Saturday. ”$1 25 to $7 95
$1 50 House Dresses 950
1 lot Women’s Rercale and Gingham House Dresses,.- good
style. well made and full; Fast Colors, all new styles, 9c-'
tilal value $1. .50.- Tornorrom- Saturday, 956. . “ . z
509 White Daisy Flannel Petti~
coats 250 ,
I lot pure white Daisy Outing Flannel Petticoats, made full,
with deep flounce; actual value 50c. 'lomorrdvv, Saturdsy,
,25 cents. .1
'31. 50 Muslin Night Gowns 95c
I lotislightly mussed Muslin Night Gowns, lace and enl-
broidery trimmed, the best values over 'oiicred at $1. 50. To-
morrow, Saturday, 95c.
82. 98 Silk Petidoats $1. 69
1 lot. all colors, Silk Messaline Petticoats well made, deep
accordian plaited flounce, regular value $2.98. Tomorrowfl;
$169 " . . . . 5.‘
150 Curtain Scrims 90 yd.
10 pieces 36 inch Curtain Scrim, plain and fancy colors. Reg~7
ular price 15c. Tomorrow, Saturday, 9c. I
We carry everything in the Curtain line and at prices.
less than same goods can be purchased elsewhere. ‘
75c Night Shirts 50c '"
Mous’ Heavy Outing Flannel Night Shirts in a vanity of ,
pretty stripes, faét colors, made well and full length; 75c va-
lues. Tomorrow see. I
Men’s. Knit Underwear
1 case Men’s Jersey Knit Fleece Lined Underwear, heavy.
weight; regular 59c values. Tomorrow, Saturday . . ..
1280 Men’s Socks '70 pair
. 1 case Men' 3 Black and Tan Seamless Books. Good values at
12 1~ 2c. Tomorrow, Saturday, 70.
150 Boys’ and Girls’ Stockings 99
25 dozen Boys and Girls’ Fast Billik Stockings, linen heel
and toe. Always sold for 13¢. Tomorrow, S.1turdny,9c pr.
Sc prints 59 yard
1 case Best American Sliiriiu Prints, all good styles and
inst colors; regular 8c value. omorlow, Saturday, so yard.
$4. 00 Bed Comfortables 82.98
2 cases full size Silk (inverted no.1 Comforinblcs. filled wills
laminated Sea Island cotton. Regular $400 value. Tonia!
row, Saturday, $2.98
Bargains m Hosiery and Knit
Underwear
_ Women’ s Fleece Lined Fast Black Hosieryflouhlc libel till” i”,
too; one value. Tomorrow, fiturda, pair ...........
rWo'mens sud Misses? Jersey Knrlt‘ oats and Pants
Norwalk Chronicler