able Milena. .Towels I
it 43o. 50°.
too and $2.00. ._
wblgo sou, bem-
lobed .
'Huok Towels “100. 12 Mo
"dais-w . “c
. Damask Towels-um. 50°»
‘ @766 and 91.90. .
v large assortment or Tray
Cloths end Doritos. .
E; K BANKS
«gamut. Hotel Block
South Norwa‘ilt
The Norwnlk “Hospital directors are
scheduled to meet this evening.
“—1“
. The Teamsters‘ Union will u
. marrow evening for regular business.
‘The Nor-walk Medical Association is
scheduled for a regular meetings to-
morrow evening.
. The Carpenters‘ Union will meet in
the Gazette Building, for regular busi-
ness this evening.
Miss BetSy Thatcher, of 19 Morgan
Revenue. is undergoing treatment at
the Norwalk Hoapitai.
The (Norwnlk Board of Trade direc-
tors have 9. regular rbuoineila meeting
scheduled for this evening. ..
Miss Addie Hastings, 0! Maiden,”-
tunned home after a visit. with Mrs.L
0. Green at upper gin street. ’5.
. ' FM} ,. ’9
The sein’i-m‘ont‘lny bus’lho‘ss meeting
at the Painters’ and Decorators’ Union
will be held on Thusafiay evening.
Banner Donne“, No. 54, Daughters at
Liberty. will hold its semi-monthly bus-
Viness meeting on Thursday evening.
The Nutmeg club will start a pine-
_ ,chie tournament in the club quarters
.‘~ in the Coleburn building this evening.
Pride of Court Naruk Circle, No. 801,
VICompanlons ot the Forest, will meet
“this evening in the Water street quar-
ters. ‘ ‘
The Sixth pompouy iCoast Artillery
’lbnsiness and drill in The Armory this
evening.
.The Nor-walk Board of Fire Under-
writers held a regular meeting yester~
day alternOOn in the onlcea ot‘Chan-
dler and Dana.
I “a...“
Our Brothers’ Lodge, No. 10.]. 0. O.
in, conferred the initiatory degree on
three candidates at the regular meet-
lng held last evening.
Washington Chapter, No. 24, Royal
lurch Masons. will hold a stated con
voogt‘ion in the Masonic Temple on
Nil-educating evening.
Catholis Union Council No. ill, of
. Knights of Columbus, will hold a re
gular business meeting this evening
in the West avenue club house.
Welcome Stranger lodge. No. 364.
Sons of at. George will hold a regular;
I weekly business meeting this evening
in the Main street quarters.
tunity tor the busy people to learn
while they earn. Thursday in visitors
night Free lessons given many de-
pertinent. All welcome.
will address the members or the Civic
flaague. Woman's Municipal league
and the East Norwslk improvement
‘ Association. this evenins. at 8 o'clock
in the Booth Nowell: Contaminant
chore ‘ ‘ His topic will be organise
charity, and as he has been
Flllbtfialls 5
: sooth serum.
Corps C. N: 0.. wll meet for regular.
’ custom at these times all the visitors
Merrill night ”school in an error- ‘
my. W. l. Nichols, at New York. ,.
”Basket elm-“5 .
, Striking sags; ,.
.A complete Line of Each. , 3
unless two T0 taco.
AT
WM. P. llEERS’ ‘
Nomlk.
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" WEATHER FORECAST. *
For Norwaik and vicinity: Fair to-
nightandst—Ernroueth ET A AR All "
night and‘ Wednesday; warmer tonight,
colder Wednesday afternoon or, night;
brisk and high southwest winds. A
well-defined area of low pressure, "ben-
tral this morning over Upper r
is causing cloudy and unsettled weath-
er in the northern portions of the Lake
region. but has not yet produced much
rain or snow. Pleasant weather pre-
vails in all other districts east of the
Rocky Mountains.
“ow
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature; Low, 45; ’«high, 58.
Partly cloudy. . -
South Norwalk Lodge, No. 709, B.
tomorrow evening. \_
9 M
evening.
grand ball room.
guests of Mr. Babes. stunner student
at liarstrom Preparatory school.
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Sherman Council, No. 1,342, Ron!
Arcanum, will hold a whig meetan
this evening in one-renew ball. in
South Main street, at which time a
number of candidates will be 'inltiat-
ed by the degree team or Seaside Oas-
tle, of «Bridgeport, who will use a new
'rltuai. it is expected that the grand
others will be in attendance upon the
meeting. At the conclusion ot'the
meeting a banquet will be served and
a good time is promised to all.
Miss Ursula Burke. the visitinsl
nurse, of South Norwalk, has. return-
ed from Shelton, where she attended
the opening 0! a now building for the
re-P. 0.3.. will hold a regular meeting
The New York Alumni ass‘ociation II
01 the University of Pennsylvonla‘ j'
held a supplier and on... at timl‘Wap .-
' deli Astoria, New York city, last‘ II
The dance was held in the :2
Among those pro, 1;
sent were Wank J. “lay, of 5 Maple ..
street, Norwallt, and Mr. and Mrs. Mi— I.
noun Randall, the latter being ‘the jj
“ GARAGMWER Gui“.
the House
1..
. it you will pardon the suggestion. We are oi the opinion that
i no glitsuwlll be more appreciated by the good housewife every '
’ day of the year. and year sitter year. than awlabor saving.
money saving. sanitary Kitchen Cabinet. They save steps, time, I 3
energy and money. You could not make a more acceptable
gilt her one that would be more appreciated.
It you purchase one of these you will be thankful many
times for our suggestion.
A. J. Collins & Co.
' PROS. STONEBURN OF THE GONNECTICUT 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 poultryteeding are secured when a portion of the ration con-
sists of a mixture of ground grains and their byproducts. Such a
’ mixure is’cailed "mash." Two doglcal reasons why towls should re-
ceive a portion of their grain food in ground form, ls 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 lyrics as much value as the other. Buy "Bonnie"
(home ground) Poultry Mash, which means—More Eggr—Bigger .
Profits. ' MANUEL T. HATcl-l.
First in quality. last in price. always in cite minds of its custom.
era-Bonnie Home Ground M for Horses. Cattle and Poultry
RAYMOND- BROTHERS
COAL
Buckwheat‘Pea. Nut. \
Stove, Egg. Broken
Ask the0wuer off
MOYER
Aeto its easy running and satisfactory service."g
“ALL ROADS ARI LEVEL TO A ”OVER."
' Automobiles to Rent by the Hour. Day or West.
' «to Medals New needy.
OSCAR H BANKS. - -
NORWAL
Agent
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uonwatx. ‘
ennui: sea.
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Eyes Examined Free
‘ thMHW-Hdttt‘
JACOBY’5
Boy that Suit or Overcoat Now ‘
We’ll Wait fer Our Money :9
4'.
Get what you want when you want it. No need to hold off.
Your Credit is 30ml. ~‘Useless to 'shop. because we will not he
undersold. ‘Plck‘ out the Clothes you need, and pay for it a little
at a lime, each week. We hays the big stock. we give you the ‘ .
lowest pride. We make the easiest terms. Look at these values A ‘
and remember. ourstore is full of bargains as good or better.
Cash. or Credit
Ladies’...‘ Misses’
Coats $7.98 to
$30.00
Why ' Not Open an Acc0unt _
Men’s and Young Men’s Suits and overcoats
$7 up to $25
FRANK J ACOBY
Opp. Hoyt’s Theatre
‘ .5 _ "LadieerisseS’
$13 week Suits $10 up
Pays the Bill to $30.00.
fry
, 1
=1..s. .3
j: the moat beautiiul gems in the world. .
.. They range iro‘m soft. velvety blue to
jj peacock blue. graduating to almost
- faultless white. Sapphirea are also
learn! In greens Ind yellows. the too-
mar shade being known as the Orient‘
al emerald. and the latter as the 011- ‘
natal tapas. There is also a red sap-
phire. or Ceylon ruby, which is as
valuable as the‘nneat Burmese rubles.
CONN- i:
own to her aunt that she had done
something which she ought not, and
which she stoutly denied. Finally.
ouch undeniable proof of her guilt
was put up before her that she sould
no longer hoop her denial. She turn-
ed to her nasty. and said: “Well. Aunt
Kittie. you tau’t trust anybody. now-
days!"
care of tuberculosis putlents. There
were also nurses from New Haven.
Waterbury. Derby and Bridgeport ln
attendance. They were all very much
plahaod with the building, the inter-
ior being especially line. As is the
slept out of doors, and thoroughly en-
joyed their experience.
w-wa—mwvww‘
. Fora-«lug Ali Trouble.
Mr. Knuth—“My dear. lm drunk.
it) a pity you ever married me. no
sorry for the poor Ohlldl’en'*hl0. Now‘.
for the Lord’s sake. let me come to
[bod quietly.”—~’i‘attler
What Sterne Gold. .
Sterne once said that the most do-
compilation way at ubiug books is to.
serve them as some do ibrds; intro
their tltles and then brag or their so-
quaiutauoe. ,6 l _ . .
. l . . . , w ;
To Make “him From Signs.
. That willow rubber can the ad
mun waste cotton.
bolls 31’1““
yum ‘ active worker
SPECIAL SALE
3 Les. aeoA ouACKaue 250
a use, MILK. ancKuue , the
3 Last omb’ia sNAPa he.
lPKG. onAHAM «museum............................ to
1PKG. COCIAL TEA. incense-Ioiled-duel!bolltibi'l“.d,l_olcld. 30
1 PKG. quibco , so _,
ROYAL GROCERY ~
nausea. . 22 Ioutb Main St.
toripon. is the claim , 7
thought of large things in it~the pow.
or of wide horizons;
must have the routine of small things
in it.
hard and discouraging. Yet only in
lives that combine steadtut duty with
wide vision is the tollncu ot lite real-
ised-«Phillipa Brooks.
“A hen whole chicks were removed
train her at Piaytord. Suffolk. England,
not long since. sdlgoovored a cat “with
tour kitten-rs
7 out and tool: charge or the kittens,
who are as much at home wt
with their mother. whom th hen sl-
lowis into the bolt to Iuokle her
’ young. .
lab,” said Mrs. Weovoy. "why‘ton alrth
don't W wear them shoes ye bought
down to hostility ant summer that ye
said was so countable!" “Why. Mirth-i ‘
d .” said Silas. “at I wore them there
Gum Print! 0! come.
The sapphires ot Ceylon are among
'r
The South Norw
Dry GOOds Co.
I? (lucoamnavau)
28. 30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Extra Specials Tonight
_ Supply your needs tonight at money-saving prices.
6 inch Satin Measslins Ribbon. value 39c. colors red. black. white.
. pink. Tonight........................... 240 yard
12 1'20. Men's Black’or Tan Hose, all sizes. Tonight 7o pal
5c Xmas Handkerchiefs. Tonight
‘ $1. 60 (Much Covers. Tonight ..........
W
Ho? Faith Loot. :
A little Baton girl was coated to
W
, ’ tim'roum‘
Every day ought to
lit...l¢!9-gl¢l"
06.95 thldron’s Chinchilla Coats. Tonight. ........ '
Luce Trimmed combination Corset Cover and Drawers. Tonight «at
Our display or. Xmas JeWelry, fancy articles {or men and W
men, mrpaases anything 0! its kind shown in The Norwalks in
may earn. it .will pay you to visit our store tonight and see th
pretty things
ooee|a
have 'th
But every day
To harmonise the two is otten
Hon Mouton Kitten. ‘
m tserusxnvouAmER or A CENTURY
DJIGGINSASBHE
Largest Retail China andth Store to tthultl
0-Piece Table Glassware Set
\ Unusual Value at $10
This handsome Set is ’oomposed of so pieces of beautifully
etchod‘Cryatsl of line quul «a dozen each.ol Gobim
Saucer Champaguem inc and com Glasses.
. _ This is an "opsaasto .
pattern. in“ which” ‘
,sh'od Glasses may .
‘ obtained at who»
ginglylow prices. ‘
stunted the mother
her as
Rural Boouorny. ,
"El your test hurt yo no lunch. 8!-
A; ear out out, An .thon i "”
Norwalk Chronicler