[large assortment of Tray
Cloths nnd Doyiios.
E. K. BANKS
Mohookomo Hotel Block
South Nflmkvfio
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WEATHER. FORECAST.
'FOr Norwalit and vicinity: "Fair and
somewhat colder tonight and Thurs-
day; moderate to brisk southwest to
_ west winds. 9 The storm which was
central over Upper Michigan 'yester.
P day has moved eastward and is now
massing out the St. Lawrence Valley.
It llszcnusin-g cloudy. weather with
-' rain or snow in the eastern portion
V Of the Lake region and the northern
pOrtlons of New England.
..._.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY: ‘
Temperature: Low, 34; high, 50.
f 3 Cloudy.
3.11:9...
-—S.pecisl Tranksg‘lving Dinner 8100
at The Cliffol‘d Hole! from 1 to 2 p.
In. Please reserve tables in advanbe.
W 3-1-95...»
‘9 The Carpenters" Union met last
evening and transacted routine busi-
peas. ..
' ~—
3 --Tr;, Banner Bread.
Always fresh
and delicious. Banner Bakery, 5'Mon4
nee lStreet. \
Buckingham Post, No.12 G. ”A. 11..
. ' {will meet on Friday evening for the
9 . regular business meeting.
Court Narruk, No. 58, Foresters or 5
9 America, have a regular meeting
scheduled tor Thanksgiving night. ‘
«e—Mince and pumpkin pics '10;
Thanksgiving at DeKl‘yn’s. Order now. ‘ '
The Ofilcers’ Association of the Non
mall: Fire Department will meet on
‘Friday evening for the regular monthly.
business meeting.
Fathoiic Union Council, No. 46.
Knights of Columbus, held a. regular
business last evening in the West
avenue quarters.
Pride of Court Narruk Circle, No.
801, companions or the Forest. (held
a regular meeting last evening in the
Water street quarters and transacted
routine husineoit
a...
w’i‘hanitngivi g turkeys and mother
. novelties-ct iyn's.
no.
Ksbaosll Encampment, No. 0. l. o.
0. It, will hold a rcrmlcr meetinx
Thursday cvc lug. Another sitting of
the pincchlc tournament will be plan
“do I
Wanna-'-
Court Cecile. N0 106 Daus‘htor's or
Cecilio will meet in the Outhbllc
Club hence in West avenue. Thursday
, evening to consider the turkey copper '
for neat Tuesday evening.
mDou't mills 7th annual bull or Lil's
Buyers.
eve.
The Birth Oompanii, {Joust Artil-
in the Nowell: emery. A business
or the artillery boys.
South Norwslk‘.
stats Armory. Thanksgiving
lacy Corps, (l. N. 9., met indwelling '
meeting and drill occupied the time“
WM P BEERS
Nimllt.
What’s Thanksgiving
‘ -,‘DINNERP
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
Port, Sherry and Muscatelfor one '
lar a gallon. Youve always been p
ing for the ssmearticie a dollar and
a. half ($1.50) a gallon, and line Whis.
key, 90 proof, our own special brand.
"The Norwalk ..Spocisl ” for 90¢ a bot-
tie. This is a good article to keep in
your house for medical use. have
all other brands at out prices drom .
20 per cent. low per .cont. lower. ,
Wejsro wholesalers. Gwetlho a trial
and I will satisfy you. Fine Table
Claret for 65¢ a gallon. ‘
. Special
. , Round Table. made or selected quarts
9 Profits.
Bulls . 44 inches long. quartered call. with (mirror back, 12 ll 08, silver .‘
.drav'l: linen. linen drawer and cupboard. 90.
China Closet. cusrtered oak. with mirror
.1,-
all, ,
anon-sol
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extension. Special .............. n.
Dining Chairs, genuine quartered oak, leather sostsfipoclsl 51.98 soon
A J Colllns & Co.
PROF. STONEIURN OF THE‘ CONNECTlcUT 3AGRICUL'33I‘UR9AL
COLLEGE
tells us that Dry and Wet Mash are of equal value.
poultrymentare almost unanimol‘ls in their belief that best results
from poultry feeding are secured when a «portion ‘0! the ration oon- »
; sists of a mixture of ground grains and their byproducts.
mixurs is ..cslled“‘mash” Two logical reasons why towls should re-
. ceive a portion of their grain food in ground form. is that heavier
egg production may be induced-grand that cost production is decreas- "
ed. It is not difficult to select feeds. selling at same price. one ‘0! '
‘which contains twice as much value as the other. 9
(home ground) Poultry Mash, which Insane—Moro Eggs~4Biggér
MANUEL 1". HATCH. .3 "
First in. duality. last in price oiwsyo in the nllndo of its custom-
oro-eBonnie Home Ground m l5: Horses. Cattle Ina room.
..I.
Buckwheat Co
for House Furnaces
$4 per Ton. delivered
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Special
LOP.
pedestal hose. 6 root
3090
«HAHN-u.
(bent glass ends.
615.60
3666.906olonm nan
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Practical
ISuch a
Buy llBonnie"
losers bum
to nsllmo (lye. MutilWorvvoll:
TOL- CDN. m.
Asii‘” Owner
MOYEW CAR
’ = *A’s to it‘d my runniujtand «new. terrier, 9‘ “
3 “'ALL ROAD! ARE LEVEL TO‘ A MOVE!!!” -
Automobiles to Rent by the Hour. Day or Week. .
1913 Niccolo Now Rudy.
”OSCAR H. BANKS,
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Aent
'Tho colesrmd
. McDougall
Kitchen Cabinet ’
We are exclusive agents tor these
famous labor saversmthé best on
earth and we can prove it in 2
minutes. ‘
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liltillliilllli l lllll.
loom waonma'rou or.
Ho!
tu,.;;'o;-:s:a,-;a.n:u:- ;
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mind lira. or
on. sud ll... slur-y s. runs. for 35 .
cannot
Oranges, nor do: ... .. . ”250, too. too
Fancy Walnuts. per lb
Best Mixed Nuts. p‘or lb. ...
Sort shell Almonds. ,per lb......
'Drske Almonds per lb. .....
3 pkg Fancy deeded Raising.”
3 pkg None Bucil Mince Mosh. .
2 curs Dudley' “Pumpkin . . . . . .
2 lb MEIER“ Grill” on...“ urge
Toll“ 12m.
‘oAl'I‘AsMIVIII ovum. unnwAL. ficcuu.
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Optician 3 "M,“ “P
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes likemined
Everything for tile Thanksgiaing Dinner 9
.19
.18
.35
.19
.26
.25
.30
.35
.36
.98 1 Largo
Cranberries
nus Mince Meatppor can...‘
Smyrna
can buy.
3‘ iiiliilxtrs torso Prunes"...
many Evaporated Peaches
Fancy Apricots, per lo.
Osndlod Citron. per in
“manor Oracle Peel, per lb...
minutes. pits.9.....l.........
Nolan on litter 'l‘shle Rsislnll. ..
All our nuts and dried fruits are all solutsly new stock and the he: we
ROYAL GROCERY .
Free
.25
.25
.25
.14
.10
.19.
.16
.10
.16
.36
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22, mo. may».
luck.
senile:- who lives and loves by in...
9012- -thumb will Admit. there really ill.
no such thing as luck. Perhaps therc
isn't. But Billy Winslow was not old
'~ enough to be troy-haired and he did
not live our love by rule-ot-thumb.
Hence his constant observations on
the subject were tiresome.
been particularly punitive and pro-
longed. So long hadi he denied the
possibility of chance. indeed, that not
once in the whole attornoon had he ,
round tilnc‘
Thurlow T‘o
sting. Any girl finds pleasure in ifs?
toning to a proposal, even when. as“
in this case, the mall proposes some
No or three times a day on an avsr- '
ago, only to he politely but dimpling-
ly rejected. Down in her heart Helen
soiled ilnally.*“thnt sometimes luck.
or chance. or fate—”
‘ quite another thing. It it is ordained
works for that end. But the act.
‘ And Billy,
‘ ton:
AN ELEMENT 0F LUCK33
By LEBLII W. QUIRK.
Billy. Wlnflow did not believe in3
Now.) as any
Today his dissertation on luck had
to propose to Helen
oversight carried its
Thurlow loved Billy Winslow, and
“But don't' you think, Billy " she
"Ah, fate," interrupted Billy. "is
that a thing is to be, some power
while it may seem the veriést- dip at
luck, ill really nothing of the kind.
Now. it we go, back into the history
. of the ancients-.9”
"Pieaoel" pouted two pretty lips.
"please let’s keep to the present
No’w, Billy, what were you about to
any?"
being neither gray-
haired nor guided by rule-of-lhumb
luck. and proposed again.
. "Io—I don't know what to answer,"-
said Helen. looking ‘a little startled.9
as it this were the‘llrst time. “i am
not ours i love you‘enougll to marry
you. But, Bil "mand her face light-
ed rogulsbiy—é—"lt you. . are certain
that we are merely the playthiugs of
fate, i am willing to leave my answer
to--to luck." ‘
This was striking in a wholly un-
fair and poignant manner.
"Please explain." ‘
"Well." said Helen, "tonight I
shall go to my desk and write you
two notes One will be an acceptance
at your proposal and one a rejection.
1 shall inclose both in similar on-
velopes, with nothing to indicate
which is which. Than I shall shudle
them fairly-‘-oh quite fairly. Billy.
that no telepathy of mine shall in-
teriors with that which is to bo—ond
onsdshsll
and one 1 oils l toss into the fireplace.
without Opening to know flick has
(one to you. hid-ls" ‘3
‘1 :"Helsn'l Yoli‘rs insane! You‘ll do
nothing of the kind! Love is too
sacred to trifle with in this fashion;
i; won't allow it."
"But, Billy. sonic power will w'orh‘
tor the proper and that has been ors'
.Iainod. You have just said so your-2
‘ self You know. Billy, there is no
such thing as luck. Now, not a ma.
Nero's your not. Tomorrow morn»
lot. when your mail comes. you will
and my note. Good-bye curl—voile
could not resist the final boon o! the;
loot toun "'gdod luck‘i" ". ‘
copied—46W hour of Billy‘- call
the next morning wail little short or
manm But only so In via,
Helen was waiting for him. Silo met‘
him at the door. and after he had
swung it to, that the curious world
outside might not share in his happi-
noes. he took her in his arms without
a word. For a long minute neither
of then spoke. Then Billy lifted the
girl‘s hoe to his. . ..
"It'- you," he declared. not as a
question. but as the "poem or a
sot form.
“it’s tots, Billy.” whispered the girl.
Her Whole taco was mouthed in
smile or contentment
Adolf they bud tallied of many other
thin“, the girl .ooid abruptly:
"i think. Billy. i must have been
I‘M leave the decision
= _ tots. Liter you had
Witch the colon!
W to m“ out But i was
stubborn enough not give up the
claim the other. Then. Billy. ! be.
wonder what you would think
of m. and whether you lghtu't stop
loving me altosotllsr: , d I lay on
the bed and cried wool! to slum
luycu'll total Ins, won't you.
log" , . .
would; you It was my innit.
ill on. i suspect l'vs been a habbliug'
with my district. 1 Inn the one
you no motion lilo tut to open my
. ms. .I*W91|l girlie. alter this 1 ant
Mm salt on. is on electoral.
st lull; in willows do. Ihll‘i
meant in the rulinsss or time to say-
yes. -
temp and mail to you. .
For a min who had not been i...» ‘
s
3 ’ also always sold at 35c, today (only) 50c.
in his loving. forgot ancients and 3 ‘,
silly plan. and l burned one and <
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3 .
3
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. Ivllo you to Wine. because I :9st -
«Open 'l‘cnigllt Until 10
3 on of closed .value 25c tOday only ill/go pair.
I us today (only), 89c a yard
9 us 95c Today. (only) 59c yard. 9 . ',
‘9, , 3 Today (only) 7 for 2.5c
Dry Goods Co.
(INCORPORATED)
323. 30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN 5'1 KEET,
Sensational low prices this afternoon and evening come And be
$12. 95 Coats $7 95
Womn’ s full length costs made of New Scotch mixtures and 0th“ d"
sired fabrics this is the only chance you will have to buy these no
at this price Have been soldtllis season for $12.95: Your choice
day $7 05.
$25 00 Suits $16. 95 3 ' .
'Womcn' s «perfect fitting navy blue and black suits, these suits are? ad
by one? of the best makers of women’ s suits in New York City, their {fl
is pelrect, lining warrantedl lortwo seasons. No better suits ever 6
tered for less than $25. 00. Ourprice today only $16 95.
$5. 98 Childrens Coats $3 95 *2
Children 9 plaid black and plain navy coats all the K5961. ldQus
or sold for less than $5. 98. Today (only) 33. 9.53. . 3
. 750 Night Gowns Silo
Women‘s outing flannel night gowns made extra. full regular on
I
.. .394
ZSC'DraWers l‘2l/2c
Womén' 3 fine quality muslin drawers deep hems'iltclled ruffle, oi
9950c Flannel PetticOAIs 25c",
Women's pure whitedlnisy flannel .petticoats. very. filll, with (ice
iiounce, never soldier less than 600., today (only) 25c. L
4 ‘ ’ \ .
.u 3 ~ . ‘
35c Kimonas 19c
Women’s fancy kimonos ‘v'Iith button—hole stitch edge all sizes
:act color, 35c value today (only) 19c
‘ Table'Da‘Inask
970 inch full bleached! double satin Table primal: regular :10 . '
Winch half bleached extra heavy Scotch table Domssk. Actual v
Handkerchiefs
50 dozen Women line quality lawn Handkerchiefs regular value
We Towellng 8c yd.
910 nos. 18 in. linenW crash towelinc with double red holder will
lint regular 12m quslit‘y really only 8c yard.
80 A‘pmll Gingham 5c
. nos. best quality upro‘n check gingham last colors always
for so. Today (only)) 50 yard.
50c Corsets 19c
99 1 1pc. best quality“ apron chty Gentile. unbreakable ste‘ei6.
» iar 500 value. Tonight (poly) isc.
Bread at a dollar a. leaf is not "more ridiculously
extravagant than fills-car travel at twenty cents a .
9 mile One hundred and nine miles at a total cost. _
oi eighiyouoconts is a recent but not unusual so 9
oonipll‘shment or the Ford. 8. L. Benedict. Agent;
98 South Main street.
t.
The Hatch ll Bade Compnn
TH NCNWALKIy OQNR.
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Norwalk Chronicler