5. able Linens Tow all:
15 Table meshes“. 4‘00. 000,5 :
155 i‘50. Mid 11.00 I grant. 5 ‘
Eonstltohed Table Covers-- 5
5 “500. $1.25. $1.50 Ind $2.00.
All [linen Table Sets. ham-
1 stitched-$43. 50.
Huck Tortoise-«100, 12 1-20
1 ‘ find 25c. .
1mm“ Towels-Late, soc,
750 and $1.00.
large assortment of Troy
Cloths and Doylies. 1
E K BANKS
Huh-okomo Hotel Block
I!“
up
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50th NorWIIk
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Rain
tonight and Thursday;. moderate
southerly winds. A trough or low
pressure extending- from Montana
southward to Colorado is causing
1' cloudy and unsettled weather in the
western district's. A secondary dis
turbance, central over Michigan. is
causing cloudy arid showery weather
in the Lake region. Another secon—
. dary disturbance, central over eastern
Texas, is causing general rain over
’ the southern sections. Moderate tour
paratures continue in all districts
east of the Rocky Mountains.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 19; high, 36.
Parthly cloudy . ‘
Ponassus Canal], No. 1268, Rayal
‘Aroanum, held a regular business
meeting last evening“ at which time
routine business was transacted.
The somimonthly
of Lady' Jennings
hairless meatlni
d'gc, Shephilds
of Bethlehem, will be held this ever;
hing in its hall, in Washington street.
Miss Gladys Flynn. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James E. Flynn, of Elizabeth
street, has resumed her studies at
Lauraiton Hall, Milford, alter spend;
ing the Thanksgiving vacation at her
' home here.
.Mattera of routine business were
_ considered at the meeting oi! Uncas
_ 1‘r ntorIweolt anodes.
'lirlbe; NO. 20 l. O. R. M., that was
held last evening. At the conclusion
of the meetin Otto Lindstrom re-
fililétl his friends with a cake lunch-
eon. -
WILL EREOT NEW BLOCK.
‘.————.
W. A. Hartford Clearing UP North
Main street Property.
W. A. Hanlord. the North Main
street autogarage man who recently
purchased the lot on the corner of '
North Main and Union street from
Luther M. Wright, is planning to erect
a handsome and expensive briick struc-
ture on that lot next spring. In order
that everything may be ready for an
1 early start on the work just its soon
as winter breaks, Mr Hnnlord is mak-
ing his preliminary. arrangements
now.
' weather west affected sales.
5 line and la in keeping with their rep
‘ two steamers keep .them supplied with
Striking Bags
A Complete Line of Each.
sauces 51.00 T0 05.00.
‘ 5 Ir ‘
i .
I
Wu 1P. BEERS
south mm... Nomllo
conutouour ovarian
NOTES
(The Fishing Gazette.)
The F. Mansfield and Sons 00.. of
New Haven, Conn. have beam doing
a rushing business, necessitating
trimming down orders. They employ
seventy openers. Their new dock is
lost nearing completion. When lin-
lshed their .plant will be one of the
most complete in the city. AA 1
E. E. Bell has been «busy illllng or-
ders imtil Wednesday when the warm
5 E E Stein-hart. agent for the
Booth Fisheries Co. has been kept
'1 tells us that Dry and Wet Mth are of equal value.
_ poultrymon are almost unanimous in their belief that best results
., Profits.
Covers ' 1 ,5.
Hub Range _ \vens
because they are heated oafive sides.
5 That's .why Bubs bake quicker and better than all on the others
with old fashioned circuit line which only heats tour sides.
A. ,J#COlllllS & CO.
I PROF. STONEBURN OF‘ THE CONNECTICUT AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE
Practical
from poultry reading are ’eecured when a portion or the ration con-
sists of a mixture of ground grains and their byproducts. Such a
mixurs is called "mash." Two logical reasons why trowls should re "
celve'a portion of their grain 1food in ground form. is that heavier
egg production may be induced—and that cost production is decreas-
ed. It is not difficult to select feeds, selling at same price, one or
which contains twice as much value as the other. Buy "Bonnie”
(home ground) Poultry. Mash. which means—Moro Eggs—Bigger
MANUEL '1'. HATCH.
First in quality, last in price. always in the minds of its custom-
IrI~Bonaio Home Ground M for Horses. Cattle and Poultry 5
Buckwheat, Pea. Nut.
Stove, Egg. Broken
COAL
RAYMOND; BROTHERS
busy shipping car lots of oysters to
the company. *
The Stevens Oyster 00.. of New us.
ven. Conn" are swamped with holiday
orders. . Their stock is exceptionally
utation for the best stock from their
grounds in Football? Bey. L'. 1.. the
purest water on the coast. Their
popular iii-bud oi Greenhoris and'Fir'e
Place are always in demand. They"
rarely fail to be in good condition.
The company have only closed their
shop for two days since the opening
of their season, Sept. 15', 'IThe'y have
been averaging 1, 200 gallons daily, and
have been turning down orders. Their
new hoisting machine unloads a
steamer in three hours. .
l Lancratt Bros, 0'! New Haven.'
Conn,. (10 not care tor more business
for the present. Their stock has
been exceptionally tins. and as this
is the rule and not the exception they
rarely have to look for trade. Their
stock, which they’ilwaya have on
'hand 'to till orders for their regular
trade. Year sitter year they are con-
'servatlve and supply only the best
trade. reliable and prompt in meeting
their obligations.
Frank Lane has always. with few
Ask the Owner of a
MOYER CAR
As to its my running and satisfactory service.
“ALL ROADS AR! LEVEL 70 A MOYER‘." "
Automobiles to Rent by the Hour, Day or Week.
1913 ModolI New Ready.
OSCAR H. BANKS -, Ni
GARAGEo—RWER STREET. CONE.
“WAlV
I warn. ayes" -
no WALK. '
PH NI‘ «I. 1 1, *
O. E. Jackson 1
Optician
Everything in the Optical 'L‘ine
' Eyes Examined Free
exceptions. tine stock for his trade
which he is ready to share with new
customers, providing they are willing
to pay the market price. He has no
lpatience with those that shop all over
before :buylog.- He aims to give va-
lue for the money. '
' The Andrew Radel Co. are doing a
800d business.
The erection of an up4to date brick '
business structure on this site will
worli wonders towards the develop
nont and improvement oi North
Main street and will be deeply apple
ciated by the citizens. of the city as
it will serve to beautify theclty hall
site and will eliminate a place that
has been an eyesore to the city for
many years.
WEBT—DUFAULT.'
The announcement of the chassis-
ment of Miss irons Dulault, of, South
Norwaik, and Thomas :1. West, in, “of
Slimmerneld, N J., was made today.
The date of the nuptials has not yet
been made public.
1" ' no you WANT 5 5
to choose your pooltlon‘i u so, try
I Sentinel Id. 50: I. wash.
it is the maniacs medium In gm
Nora-lbs tor employers and employs!
‘ better every day. 0am. David Becker
‘5 business.
for large oysters, or which they have
, bun its!" one that's “It id‘s
Messrs. Platte and Butler were busy
Tuesday, looking after shipment of
bulk and barrel stock. 'Ilhoir oyster
pile is growing daily.
The Soslohipt Oyster System are
having plenty of «business opening in
The Celebrated Ridgeway Teas
This Brand of Tea will give entire satisfaction to the appro-
ciative public.
5 O'OLOCK TEA. JOHNSON EDUCATOR GOODS
1 lb. Canisters ............ 750 Ginger Cookies.
1-2 lb. lloxes 380 Graham Crackers.
1-4 lb. Boxes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 190 Toaster-acted).
CAPlTAL. HOUBEHOLD TEAS. ' Educator Entire Wheat Flour.
1 lb. Cans Educator True Wheat Meal.
12 1b. boxes 260 Educator Rye Meal (new'pro-
Trial Size ................100'. coca). 1. ..
Tel. 12041-8. ' 22 South Main St.
two shops, employing“ openers-110
more than last year. They are shlpv
plug in our lots and by- express. They .
will ship live or six cars .
This week the oysters are getting
has not commenced to open stock
only in a very small way. By the
first of the month he will new 12 to
15 openers at work. He reports: 6le-
[tors in I yofy mod condition. " _‘
Tallmaddo area. are doing or .ilne
They find a good amend
a good supply. -‘ 1
. 111. ‘a.
mom room is too mach-u 4 you
i'l‘en per cent. or discomtort in I “' '
At the Norwalk Furniture House
14-15 WI” It, NMR coho.
I
You can act a Range of your own choicb.1-O
Oil HeaterI is the largest in town.
allure. titu- Bods. aim and Foster harms-II. joint or credit.
Our line or Perleotioa
Come and use our rail line at For» i
0,1; ’the
Many Dollars
' . ”Ike Only Sale of Its Kind Held Durin the Year, and Abe
Iolutoly the Biggelt Values Ever Oficre for Reliable PianOI.
by buying your
Christmas Piano
dull season, but' is our Annual Clearance Sale of our own and other“
' WT (”HIS is not a sale of old pianos gathered together for the occasion in a
‘ guarantee each and every
one. year
It will be seen that the ma ority of these pianos are of our own make 5
good makes hold right at the holiday season when the greatest num-
ber of pianos are purchased.
For 68 years the “Posse” name has stood for piano reliability, and we
lane. and will allow the full purchase price within
from date lowers the purchase of any new Please Piano if desired.
The Reason tor this Sale
The Pease Piano C6. do the largest rental business o‘f any firm in this
city, and as we do not rent to public places, but mostly to the home and to
m'itsicrans, we must keep our rental stock like now; therefore we hold I cle‘aF
ance sale of our entire rental stock once a year and offer them at prices that.
should sell every one within forty-eight hours.
. and are NOT EXCHANGED pianos which have been given up becauSe un-
satisfactory, which is the only basis for many sales of used pianos, but which
are in realit sales of abused pianos. ..
We 110 d only one sale of pianos each year and the nick way in which.
these many fine bar rains are bought b the public shows t sir apg‘c notation .01 -
the WONDERFU OW PRTCES and the V
VALUES. the
PAYMENTS.
Doboo
m
' l
Harrington O“. 9;.wa
Weber Io-IIIII-II 0000
n IICOIIIIIOH
Stuyvesant 1.1. .. m- ..
am
1 menu made be made
piano is in
One Dollar
. , Please note that this is the only sale of this ma
the city. each year by a piano manufactured. and a so note that they are
mostly our own pianos. A partial list of the pines lollowu—
MiocollanoouI‘Upri Our Owli Upri‘dhto. N '.
own; 5, '
l Wllblfl‘ :0 «“1... .- “so:
1 Wilbur ”5.”... a.”
l wilb" Q 'Q .' .W:
'l Wilbur any/mishaps:
A Wilbur 1":HIW‘
1 anl' Momma-9:: '-
NOW.
I ““118 BOWnC-Ia-Ioocauso “o lPOaOe OI.IOI.U“..O.“2‘
1' CD038“! uaonocon'ou 250 w 1 PC.” ”(nanny)”
1mmb3ll ...-e.....-. 350 1 65 lPeuC 'IIIIoII‘I-I'IMHI 5
1L ‘1 & Healey...... m o 1 P083: OIUIIO.“,—N
lfie‘. IIIIIIIII-Ioou 5 a IPe“. fluounuoflnn n5
lMelS‘tfl' III-IOIOIIIII ‘275 " 5 lPu‘. ,‘oat'fimtvOI-O 325
lSISCk IoIII-IIIIIIIII 375 1P.‘.. ’1..OMIO‘QOC“_ 35
l Emerson OIoOIllD'O'oO 1 Page 10350.0“:011-33319
lBr‘d‘OTd DQI'OllO-Cillbm' ' "'1"'M"‘AIHFW ' "fl!" 5'
l Walters w....1...... 150 ’ l Pals .Iutoomm
13‘“; odIIIOIIIIIIOI-I 275 ‘ ‘} £‘ue Outfit...“
tan 81' ,OIOIIOIIII . ' ' .‘se INSIF’O'W
IDO“ OIIIQiflliibootfi 275 1‘1 PuSC muoiooofifimoq
l Horace "nun..." l 1 Peace :.-....-5...15.,.,..5...
l W000: [III-0.0.00... 275 1 PCE‘C gluon-thomji-O
.S5' HUN.“ OOIODCUO-O... 2’5 lpem :I-Io‘mofimoamoge -
{ Hardman ebony-moo. m l Pm. “.5”th
nw.’ "moooeoeu l'POIOIA poi-0.00.“; m'
tll‘tl'm ‘OHIIOOH Spa” m '
“0|“ same-«sum 5 l Peas. wisp”
El” amuse-nevus: l Peale mm
mu 9! «ruinous: 1 POI“ now
floonoeoeo .1P°.'. Ing‘voMIoeI.
Also iii} other PIIII sup‘rgqs It prices ranging lion
per
RY EASY
I100 to 13275 “i
0 cash price, but, if desired, monthly pays
Slflil annulml
Week
and upward. according to the piano, for just the simple interest Intro upon the
15 1 Wilbur Player? Piano. ”75 $3
WAR- NOWI
unpaid part5.
. Player-Pianos and Grands
_ me now.
. . i can Pin 02' iano..$700
.ilbrP yer iIno. 550
l nPlayIr into. 550
l Pom Pia Ir ado”
1 Wilbur PliwplanoAS adg . 3
. ryer Plano" 700 1 Posse Grand ...1;~.........
. 1 Wilbur l'rlyor Piano. 57! 5 1 18 1 Peace Baby rand.'...; 600 ‘ g
, 1 Posse Player Piano.. 7505 53 1 Peru Baby read... 600 "
" only on the low terms '01
”of
"3' \J r'l
1 Bacon
”no
'1 Pianola, Rosewood,
Planck, Ebonised ‘1 'l' / ll
Simplex Player; Mahogany, ,
$8
vilego free for I111 tints.
uAny of time Players or Brand PiInoI can be bought during- this Isle
per Month
{with the pi [Km we give free RE. 50 worth of music and the it“ music roll
Inch Inge p '
.Il.....
‘1
Special carom Lot
Square Piano.
0000?
lurk Su
1 Chicagol Cottage Organ,
layer.
can find.
15 Docket quIre Piano.
. Your choice' of any it than for 310 '
for Xmas delivery.
portabiyy you canopies
ou expect to get a “piano an
ord’td 100p"
Every piano delivered free Ewithln 75501141100 oi New York. '(Iiicept ill!
Ignore planes) with steel and cover to much and one year’s tuning free. ‘ .
No mil ordorI will be filled, but I Ici'Ill deposit will «can any piano
im in the near future. dip is an up:
'ude that Is held in" '
Norwalk Chronicler