VVVV
Table Dumaskmzbc. 408, 500.
, flocculbimaydm '.
Remittance Table Covers
110011.259 1.5088112110
All Linen Tab 8 Gets, bent».
stitchedVv-JMOL ' »
Huck Towels—109,12 1-29
and 250. .
» Damask Towels-"250;, 60o.
, . 759 and 31.00. , ‘.
W80 assortment of Tray .
Clothb and Doylies ‘
mo Metal Block
"email:
. '8outii Norwnlk.
Basket Balls
Striking Bags .
A Consists Cine oi lilacii.
PRICES 01.00 To $5.20.
WM P. BEFRS
Norwalk.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwslk and vicinity: LO'caJ
snow tonight or Wedfiesday; moder-
ate southwest winds. A slight distu-r- .V
lbance central this morning over Up-
per Michigan is causing considerable
cloudy and unsettled weather in the
[Lake region and the northern portions
,. not“ New England. Fair weather con-
“ vtinues generally in all other sections
{east of the Rocky Mountains.»
The
"VVJtcmperature is low in the southern
districts; frosts were reported as far
fieouth as Florida.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: V Low, 29; high, 39.
-Cloudy. =
2 swam—— . .
~MinceV'V and pumpkin pics for
V . Thanksgivingpt DeKlyn's. Order now.
V\The town board of estimate and
“statically!!! hold the first'meeting.
of the year tomorrow evening in- the
selectmen's oilice to consider the...
budget for the year. .
wsoniqthing of interest to every
Progressive voter, Dr. George F. Pen- _
tecost will speak at the New Red
Men's Hinl tonight.
James
' sition as“
silager of William P. Beerl’
opening or his own establishment he
; Will work as clerk at Rogers 3 Stevens.
\9
V-Our Cipedal Thanksgiving Candy.
2 lbs. in 'a box. 24c. Direct importing
'00.. 102 Washington St.
~—
Count Narruk Foresters oi! America
held a special meeting last evening at
which time it was voted to participate
in the Thanksgiving Day parade to be
gvcn by Court Edmundo De Amicis.
The Court Nari-uh boys will attempt to
win the banner offered for the court
making the best showing. 'i‘he mem-
V here are requested to meet at the hall
V on that afternoon at 2 o'clock.
' was in. in el mm...
NORWALK COUNTRV CLUB
DANCE.
A dance will be held at the club
house on Thanksgiving night, Novem-
ber 28th. '
The new thwart! Charles H. *Wlll
ia’ms, will continue to serve the ripe:
oiai Thursday night dinners and the
special Friday innchacna for ladies.
Member; are requested to notify
the steward oi 'lthoir intention to dine
as for in advance as miscible dur
ing the winter months in order that
he may he prepared to give them out.
inflictery service.
i’ C Lousbury lodge. No; 129, N.
. in C P.. will hold their regain mesh
ing tonight at 7:30 o’clock, on w
ctmnt oi the entertainment followinli:
A dividend will be paid to all mains
. hero who attend.
'Ncwburyport.
Jachman, oldies:
Malia, Mrs. Chas.
the whole family tree min colds.“
elly has residues his no
Booth Norwalk store and pending the
"i greatly team 1 . 2 .
was gningto have tuberculosis so i i
got Foieys Holley it 'i‘ar Compound ~-
, and took it. The poisonous: stem 3
and today i; sin a wall. strong woman “ ’
‘ with no sign et- tuberculosis trouble. ..
,i always imp Foley's Honey 8;. no ,
, a{intonation in the house aafiit lineups i.‘
J”
DINNER?
without a bottle of wine at your table,
a glass of wine gives you the best
comfort and costs you less than any-
thing you have on the table. Fine
lar a gallon. Youve always been pay-
ing for the same article a dollar and
a half (81. 50) a gallon. and line Whis-
“The Norwaik Special, ” for 90c a bot-
tle. This is a good article to keep in
your house for medical use We have
all other brands at out prices trom
20 per cent. to 40 per cent lower.
We are wholesalers.
and I will satisfy you.
Claret for (ice 9. gallon.
JOSEPH DISESA.
V88 mum Ave * South Nam-Ia
Fine Table
2 Tel. Con. 6032.
The Celebrated
McDougnll
Kitchen Cabinet
We are exclusive agents for these
famous labor-'saurs-Ahe best on
earth and we can prove it in 2
minutes.
iiiEi..i.1iiEEilNE & Still BE
134-130 WASHINGTON 31'.
i
mum
.........
......
Witt HILP you says
your. cost.
TRY ONE AND BI 06
What’s Thanksgiving .
Port. Sherry and Muscatel‘i‘or one dol- ‘
key. 90 proof. our own special brand;
Give me a trial _V
t ‘8 prices.
midst."
,draw lined. linen drawer and cupboard.
. ’ Chins Closet. quartered oak. with mirror top,
Specie.
.n-ouanuuua-n-¢-..
,Vllooinliiurn cm at prices you will find irresistible once
.u-vvi-vca-ueVnVu-
par special nine piece Quaridrcd Oak Dining Room suit 130.00” V
11 inches long. quartered oak. with mirror back.12 r. 38. silver 1 1 .
Special
bent slass Vanda.
313. 50
no. .-
............. ......‘,
Round Table. made or selected quartered oak. pedestal base, 6 {obi
extension Special...:.i...............
Menace-.5... ------- ... .
Dining Chairs. genuine quartered call, leather seats. Special 11.98 each
A J Collins 8: Co
PROF. STONEBURN OF THE CONNECTICUT AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE
tells us that Dry and Wet Mash are or equal value.
Practical
poultrymen are almost unanimous in their belief that best results
from poultry feeding are secured when a portion of the ration con-
sists of a in
mixture is "calls
me of ground grains and their by products. Such a
“mesh.” Two \logioal reasons why itowls should re
ceive a portion of their grain food in ground form, is that heavier
egg production may :be induced-wand that cost production is decreae
ed. It is not difficult to select} Node, selling at same price. one o!
whi‘cn' contains twice as much value as the other.
(home ground) Poultry Mash, which
Profits.
aim in quality. last in price. always in the minds or its We...
ers—Bonnh Home Ground Food for Horses. Cattle awWV
Buckwheat €081
for House Furnaces
Buy f'Bonnie"
means-More Egan—181359.:
MANUEL 1‘. HATCH... ‘
$4 per Ton. delivered
RAYMOND-BROTHERS
EERWAVE} .;|il]8EEEJi ,
EASBBIJEIEN MEETS
Christian swans 389188188 {Pra-
Vallidill, auditions Wm” to
V Made in Haven New ‘
’ ~4~Builliind
W
The annual meeting at the Nor-
at the Norivalk Club parlors last
evening, at which time the first step
towards securlug‘a bigger, better and
more up—todate hospital was taken.
A committee was appointed for the,
purpose of investigating the needs of
the new institution and to take into
consideration all other matters per-
taiing to the erection of the proposed
new building, to report to the asso-
ciation at some future time.
While the hospital directors and
board of physicians have been consid
ering the new institution for some
time. it was not until the graduation
exercises that the first public note
was struck and that by Attorney John
J. Walsh. Since that time there has
been no secret made of the tact that
the directors and others interested
are working diligently to bring
about the initial step towards the
erection of the new building.
At the meeting of the dissociation
the reports or the omcers were sub.
mitted andVVordercd printed and the
following directors elected {Or the
ensuing yearn D1 .1. G Gregory; Rob-
ert Van Buren‘,’ Christian Swnltz, J.‘=
J. Cavanagh Edward Beard. Attorney
General John- :H. Light, Charles .F.
Tristram, George F. Butterworih,
Thomas 1. Raymond, Richard H. Gol-
den. Dr. William J. Tracey ‘hnd Ar-
thur 0. Wheeler.- "
At the conclusion of the annual
meeting the directors met and or.
cars:
Presldent—r—Christian swartz‘
Vice President-Arthur C. Wheeler.
‘Secretaryweorge L. Windward.
Ask the: Owner-cine» ‘ '
MOYER CAR
As to its easy running and satistactory
“AVIILV ROADS ARE LEVEL TO A MOVYEIRI."II,
service. .
:2» iii.”
Automobiles to Rent .by the Hour, Day or week.
1918 Models Now Ready. - i
OSCAR H. BANKS
GARAGE—RIVER STREET.
Agent
. NORWALK. cons.
Treasures—David H. Miller, Jr. \
Executive committee-Dr. J. G .__.
Gregory. Thomas I. Raymond Vnnd
Charles F. Trish-am.
Light.
Auditors—Charles ll. Hoyt and Wil—
liam A. Curtis.
William ‘9' Bishop and Dr. William
J. Tracey were appointed a oominittee
of the executive comriiltttge with au-
thority to appoint ten other members
for the purpose of investigating the
conditions in regard to the erection
'or a new hospital. The committee
will hold its2 iirst meeting next Tues-
day afternoon at the Hospital. V
0.13. Jackson
Optician
a WALL eraser
"NollWM-K- ' ‘
hnoul‘m. '
2 Everything in the thical Inner
Eyes Examined Free
' I‘-
C
minimums null
it such. iii. iliill
One or the lively contests ct inter-
est that‘is in prospect before the com—
ing session of the Lexisletue will be
Oranges, per do; .. . .....25c, 308, 408
Funny Walnuts. per lb
am Milieu Nuts. per lb ..
Soft siren Almonds, per ib......-
Drake Almonds, per lb.
3 pkg Fancy Seeded William...
3 pkg None Such Mince Meat...
lioinz's Mince Meat, per can....
2 cans Dudley ll Pumpkin
2 lb. Maisxa Grapes ...........
n n a ' of: ; o;¢:,‘,:' ‘2';I_‘:'fi:‘7!:i:¢fl:f:i:-:I,I'Ifi:l:t:*.
Everything for the Thaditdgihing Dinner
.12
.18
.25
‘19
.25
.25
.20
.25
.25
10.
none.
.08.-
IICIIQ
can buy.
Tel. 12044.
8 lb. Extra Large Prunes ..~......
all), um Prunes
,2 lb. may Eyeporaied Peaches
Fancy Apricots, per lb.
Cranberries, per 111...... . . . .
Candied Citron. per in
Lemon or Orange Peel, per lb. ...
Fancy Dates, pkg.
Smyrna Figs, per lb”
Millage Clutter: 'l‘lible Raisins. . .
All our nuts and dried fruits are ab noiutsly new stock and the best we
ROYAL GROCERY
-Ivsso-Illooo
H885... in.
a
ilk south min at.
At the Noranlk Fumiiurc House .
11-11 Wall 88. [dammit-(icon.
Yunnan get a Range or your own choice. 2 phi: ilneV oi retraction V
. Oil Heaters iii the insist in town. ,Conrssadlsoourduii line of Fun
”‘hitul‘i. emu Beat. Stern «simmered 188. ‘ can orierodit. 7
. , I. _ .V . , In, . .iV . :1". 2 "I' .J‘IIfii“! I
.25
.25
.25
.14
.10
.19
.‘i 5
.10
.15
.25
over the spnolnteiut oi' the new county
Commissions in the state whose temr
expires during the coming session. ,ln
Foirdeld coduty the term of commie
seems likely that his successor will be
a democrat. ' Already various candidat—
envsre in the hold. Bridgeport is like-
ly to have ass. candidate. former May-
or Dennis Muivibbt minimum was
a candidate (or this place at the last
session or the legislature but owing to
on he was detected by a strict party
vote. He is a live and active candidate
at the present time and his friends are
carefully canvassing the county in his
b.0half
alone is quite unlikely. Already oth-
er candidates have entered the race.
Mali ii. Mani", or Norwalk one or
the campaign managers for Senator
Jerry Donofiufind a landing democlmt
inthe southern section of the county.
has entered: the mo.
friends in the, county. and is sure ,0
make a. creditablt showing when the
votes are counted in the Fairlieid noun:
tint city.
17min!” Charis- A. Murphy and
Masha domes lam bobs mentioned
walk Hospiiailhssociation was held .
gnnizcd. electing the -loliowing viii-F
Counsel—Attorney General John H. V
iiliiilflfiiilliliililil
sioner Whitman S. Mead expires and it ‘
the copuluiosn majority in both branch. _
V 'l‘hlt 'Mi'. Mulvlilill will hold the field V
he has many ‘
Froni Dunbury comes the news that V
8 candidate will be in the hid drain I,
The homes of former in. .
tel-the honor. Both maupodouisr " 'V
' . sacramental: "
Open an Account
V During our Great
T hanksgivmg Sal
LADIES’and MiSSES’
“UI’ S
Formerly S10. S13. 50, S19. 50. S25 81 S30
Now S7. 98, S10. 98 S14. 45 81 S17 95
LADIES’and MISSES’
0A S
Formerly 51250 1950 2250 825
Now $7.98. 12.98, 1495,1795
SPECIAL FOR TODAY 81 TUESDAY
Men’s $15 Overcoats . $10.98: .
. Men’s $17.50'0'vercoats ,9 $12.98,
' Men’s $18 and" $20 Suits . $14. 95
Men’s $15 and S18 Suits .V 312. 98 _'
S1 8 Week Pays the Bill.
8051' s Suits and Overcoats
Formerly $3. 50, S4. 50. S6 50 and S7. 50'
New $2.98 $3.45 $495, $5.95
Frank Jacob
WASHINGTON ST. OPP. HOYT’B THEATYE
The South 0er
Dry Goods Co. 5?
' (iNCORPORATED)
28. so and 32 scorn Innis sitcom
”Conic Here in your TABLE LINEN for .5;
the Thanksgiving Dinner Table?
“’ All Linen Table Cloths. 62 x 80. hematitched border .. 12.550
.5 nice assortment of Mercer-iced Hematitched Table Cloths .. 11.0?:
All Linen Hematitched Tea Cloths, all new patterns. at.
89c. 930. 11.00 aha 11.50
Renaissance and Mexican Drawn Work Center Pieces. an excellent
addition to the Thanksgiving dinner table, from .. .398 to 110.93 ,
‘ Mercerized Table 15.8.... 29c. 39c, 88:: y... ‘V
All Linen Dish Toweling, good value for 19¢. Today and tomorrow.
. 12 1-20 yard
Dish Toweling,coiton crash ..... .. ...... 587ml
notes;-
Illlilosloalll131-
Bread at a dciioVVr a lost Is not more ridiculously
. cxtravssant than his-car travel at twenty cents a _
- " mile. One hundred and nine miles hi it total cost
01' olsbtnonccem is a recent but not unusual ne-
complisllmcnt or the Ford. is i... Benedictshscnl.
93 south Main street. V
Norwalk Chronicler