a non Towels 1 ,
Table Walkman, 40°. 50°, .
76° and $1.00 a yard . g,
Hometitohod 'I‘ahie Covers--
5 $1.00, $1.25, ”.50 and “H00
. All linen Table Bets. hem-
; stitched-*flm.
Huck Touche-10o, 12 1-20
and Rho. .
mm TowoiswrZSc, 50c.
75c and 01.00.
was assortment of Tray
. Cloths and noyiies. ‘
E. K. BANKS
Mnhsoksmo Hotel Block
South Norwsike' '
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Plinth Norwnik.
Striking Bags
A Complete Line (vouch:
.. Psioés $1.06 To i600.
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WM. 12. llEEllS
Hamlin
The Norwaik Bird Club is scheduled
lto meet this evening.
1
The school committee of the townI
will meet for regular business in the
high school tomorrow evening.
Welcome estranger' Lodge, No. 364, or
ilbusinees meeting tomorrow evening. '
Ophir Chapter, No. 52, Order of the
Eastern star, will hold its semiimonth-
V‘ . i'iy business meeting on Wednesday ev-
L 1 ening.
The Fellowcraiit Club will hold its
weekly business meeting his evening
in the Masonic Temple, in South Main
street.
Pride of Court Narruk Circle, No.
801. Companions of theiForeet will,
meet tomorrow evening for regular
business“ i n33 -
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Mrs. Jennie Kellogg, oi isaacs street.
has returned home (ram New York,
where she visited her daughter, Mrs.
lit M. Crook.
The .Ncrwaik Board of Trade direc-
' tors have a regular meeting scheduled _
tor tomorrow evening in the city coun- .
oil chambers. ,
The monthly business meeting of the
,‘lClgar Makers' Union will be held this ‘
evening in the labor lyceum in Wash-
eington street
The Sixth company, Coast Artillery
Corps,c (LN. 6., will meet for regular
business and drill in The Armory to-
morrow evening. '
Wm
Miss May Dexter has returned to
South Norwalk after a visit with her
brother. J. '11. Dexter. oi Locust ave
nue. POrt Chester.
Mrs. William ‘11. Monroe and son,
Andrew Everett. haVo returned to Can-
non Station alter spending a week
with local relatives.
Lady Washington Lodge. ‘No. 21, ct
Shepherds chi-Bethlehem, will meet
this evening in lied Men‘s hall in Nor-
walk for semi-monthly. business.
. Catholic Union Council, No. 46, of
Knights at Columbus, will meet tomor-
row evening in the Catholic Clubhouse
'in West avenue for the regular meet-
.inK.
MW
Mrs. William L Blodgett, who has
been the guest of Captain and Mrs. Dib-
vid ll Decker and ethanirlends in,
South Norwalk, has returned to her
home in ’i‘reuton, Nd.
“our llrothersf more, No. to, l. 0.0
in. will confer the lultlatofidergeo
this evening on three candidates. The
seventh sitting of the oinoohio noun
hey will also he held at this time. i
shaman Council, ho. 1842,. new
w night in the new _‘
mmtmninoury it m
or endeavors and
was ordered yesterday morning and
Sons of St. George, will hold a weekly
.30‘degrees in 14 hours.
weanum. will hold a meeting lemon»
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwaik and'vicinlty: Fall” and
continued ooldtonight; Tuesday fair
and slightly warmer; brisk northwest.
shifting to southwest winds. The
first cold wave warning of the season
the cold wave arrived this morning.
carrying the temperature down to 17
degrees and making a dell or about
Warnings
for high winds were also displayed
along the New England coast. A few
snowxflurries were reported this .
morning from the Lake region, but
pleasant Weather prevails generally
east or the Rocky mountains. The
temperatures are low in all sections.
Freezing temperatures were repOrtod
as far south as Alabama, and zero
temperature; were reported from
Maine.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Tomahtulsz6w33t1;hiflh, $1
Cloudy 4“ ‘ _
Miss Edith Brothertcn 01‘ “Weatchea?
tor avenue, Post Chester, has been visl‘
ting trlonds in this city. ‘
Concord Division, No. 2, Sons of
Temperance, will meet this evening in
the Wall street quarters.
The Carpenters‘ Union will meet to-
morow evening in the Gazette Bullo-
ing for regular husiness.
The Norwalk Board of Fire Under-
writers will meet in“ the ollloos 0! Chan-
dler and Dunn this afternoon at 4 o’-
clock. 5
There was a small chimnoynire at
the home of Rev. Louis B. Howell.
this afternoon at 1:05 o'c10ck. No
damage was done.
The weekly dance of the Life Sav-
or; was held Saturday evening at Ar»
9. large number of young peopled
at the new nigwam on Saturday even~ ,
ing and rigor-dad a large number or :
young folks a pleasant evening. .
Saturday, was lined $5 and coats,
‘911.01, by Judge Lockwood this morn-
ing. . “ ‘
The wedding of Miss Clara 1...
Done, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Le-
Grand 0. Betta. oi 118 East avenue.
and Professor Arthur B. Russell, of
Princeton N...l., will take place at
Miss iBotts’ home on Saturday, Do-
combor 21st.
George R. VanAlstyne. proprietor ot‘
the Crescent Mundry. is confined to
his homo in Bayviow avenue with
illness. Mr. VanAlstym was when
suddenly sick, this morning. He has
lion Hail. The chair was attended by .
chss- Tribe held its Weekly dance
John Bodient oi Weston, arrested '
‘by amber Domey for intoxiodtion --
1 Two weeks from next Wodnesd‘ly is Christmas and TOY— LAND
is in full swing on Olll main floor. where a grand dismay oi! oVery ' '
sort oi Toy a boy or girl could Wish you will ilnd. Electrical Trains,
“ All Ships, Steam Engines, Drums, Mechanical Tolls. Dolls, Animals
at every description. Dollhouses and Furniture,
‘Games. Books. Sleds, Wagons, Horses, in tact every kind and size
at Toy. ovary kind and size 01 Doll,
workshops W‘EUI‘DDB and America.
fer Christmas
. . Gifts . .
Every lady is a lover oi Gilt Glass.
nor more appreciative tor a Christmas present than a nice piece or
rich Cut Glass at a saving to you from one-third to onehall We show
‘a liberal variety in all the newest designs In Water sets. Tumblers.
" Goblets, Water Pitchers, Bowls, Orange Bowls. Olive or Bad lion
' Dishes, Oil and Vinegar Bottles, Pepper and Salt Shakers, Vases,
Spoon Trays, Celery Trays, Fern Dishes, Sugar and Cream Sets, But~
'ter Dishes and a hundred other
From 98c up to $10
,A. J. Collins 8'1, CO.
.L ..
PROF. STONEBURN OF THE
, COLLEGE
tells us that Dry and Wet Mash are of equal value. ‘
poultrymen are almost unanimous in their belief that best results ,
J from poultry loading are secured when a poitlon «in. ration coir
slots of a mixture of ground grains and their byproducts. Such a
mixture is called “mash. " Two iogloalueasons whyiniwla should re-J
delve a portion of their grain coed in ground forth; in that heavier
egg production may be induced—end that cost production ls‘decreas-
ed. it is not difficult to select feeds, selling at same price. one or
which contains twice as much value as the other. ‘Duy i"Bonnie" ‘
(home ground) Poultry Mash. which moans—Moro Eur—Bigger
Pronto.
First In quality, Inst Ill w!
QED—MI. Home mom
RAYMOND BROTHERS
COA
.mp1. .mmmmm 3. .
Optician
Ask the Owner ’of
MOYER CAR
As to its easy running and causinotory service.
“ALL ROADO ARI LEVEL To A MOYKR."
Automobiles to Rent by the Hour, Day or Week.
' 1013 Models Now Bondy.
OSCAR H. BANKS.-
, GARAGE—RIVER STREET.
*0. E. Jackson ’
Doll (loanrts.
bright and flesh: trim the
, i. 4.‘ i’liili
«lass
Nothing is more beautiful
pieces ranging .in prices ‘
CONNECTICUT AGRICULTURAL
Practical
MANUEL 1’. HATCH.
always in minds ct its custom-
0|"
Buckwheat, Tea, Nut,
Stove, Egg, Broken,
Agent
NOBWALK. CONN.
' nfiimnfliilmh‘lfli
as WALL srnssr 7 ’
sonwam.
onoss its.
hold its monthly business meeting on
H Wednesday evening.
I? patched to Europe from this city by
,' the Christmas mails.
I. will ioliow- the meeting of Butler
1. rodeo. x. o. o. E. Wednesday night.
‘ , ‘uiicas ilayloit, No. cow-1. o. u. »
'. M., will‘moet this evening in the new ’
3 day and iii today visiting his friends. 3 3 . . 3 3
{the election or mm at Court Co-
tiie. No. loll, Daughters or Cosme.
, will «he held on Thursday evening.
1 unseat at ti o‘clock.
We’ll Wit for Our Money
Get what you want when you want it. No need to hold off. , ,
Your Credit is good Useless to shop, because we will not he '
undersold. Pick out the Clothes you need, and pay for it a little
, , at a time. each week. Wevhave the big stock. we give You the '
.. 3 lowest pride, We make the easiest terms. Look at thesé Values
and remember. our store is full of bargains as good or better.
Cash or Credit
Ladies’ 8. Misses’
Coats $7. 98 to
$30.00
Why Not one as 1......
Men’s and Young Men’ s Suits and Overcoats
S7 up to S25
FRANK J ACOBY
Opp Hoyt 3 Theatre
3'
, r
Ludies’l‘Miyses’.
$12! week —uS its. Slowup
Pays the Bill to $30 00
,-
Dry Goods Co
(lNCOliPORA‘l’ED)
28. 30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Extra Specials Tonight
. Supply your needs tonight at money-saving prices. -.
6 inch Satin Messaline Ribbon. value 39c, colors red black. whi ,
pink. Tonight a Me in
12 1.20 Men's Black or Tan Hose, all sizes. Tonightu-...-...Tc its
Clarence hills, of New Canaan, spent
Saturday ln'Norwaik on business. 3'”
Miss Elia Nutteiord of Wiltou ave
one who has lbeen ill with grip is
slightly improved.
.gsi
-.-.c-.
The Norwaik Hospital Association
directors have a meeting scheduled tor ~
tomorrow evening.
.3150 Coach Covers. Tonight. .......... ........:...... ‘ '
$5. 95 Children's Chinchilla Coats. Tonight . 33. .
Lace Trimmed Combination Corset Cover and Drawers. Tonight
The ’Hot Finishers' asocia-tion will
men. surpasses anything or its kind shown in TheuNorWalks iii:
nany cars. It will Day you to visit our store tonight and see tho
pretty things.
”Hundred; of dollars are being, dis-
Reiroshments and a social time
barn, in West Worthington street. or-
iicsrs will be nominated.
W
flared-aid Burns, was discharged , ,.
from tho Norwalk Hospital alter his ’ __ ' ‘ . 3 , , 'i .- 33 ;
operation ”for Appendicitis on Satur-
The annual business meeting With 3 ' 3 3 3
Every membst‘e iii. requested to be .
no. u. w Raymond of wan street. ”
hits returned utter a- visit in Yonliors, -
. 1. or.
Norwalk Chronicler