.13 '3‘}; “13.55""? "'
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'5
- Blankets 81 Comfortables
Full size Blankets In my
and white, from 70c to $6.00
a pair.
Comfortnbies 980 to 03.50.
... ‘ 'I;I,I:I:l:':izl
- _ .é-fr-z
Gents’ Ladies’ and Child-
ren's Sweaters from 250 to ‘ y
$4.98.
E K. Banks
Mlhnckemo Hotel Ilook
loath Nor-walk
A complete assortment 0! ~
Wallace Nutting
IAPictures and
‘ Calendars
for 1914
‘are now on display at our stores.
The line is much handsomer than
ever before.
259 to $500.
" WM. P. BEERS
Book and Stationery store.
South Norwalk, Norwalk
1...” “-
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_WEATHER FORECAST.
vicinity: Local
rains tonight and probably Thursday;
moderate winds becoming south and
For Norwalk mud
southwest. A disturbance, central this
morning d-ver Wisconsin. is causing
cloudy rand rainy weather from the
Upper Mississippi Valley eastward to
New England. Heavy rainfall during
the last 24 hours was reported from
Michigan. An area of high pressure,
central over Georgia, is producing
pleasant weather on the South Atlan-
tic coast. Mild temperatures prevail
in alldlstricts east at the Rocky Moun-
talus.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: . Low-,r-I’. .;
Clear.
Mr. and Mrs. T. 1H. Cole. of 'South
Norwalk, are celebrating the 23d nu-
, niversarygof their marriage today. 11
William. denuings, arrested last
night by Officer Sammis for intoxica-
tion. forfeited a $10 bond this morn.
ing
Miss Martha Buckley. of Cedar
ctr-pet, has taken a position as clerk
in James l)onnolly’sst0rc for the hell.
day season.
Tomorrow will be the fiftylsecond
anniversary of the marriage of Mr.
and Mrs. «s. B. Lockwood. of Fourth
street, East .Norwalk.
George Murray, of Warren street,
'who has been confined to his bed for
nearly a month on account of Illness,
in reported greatly improv’cd.
The sidewalk in front of the City
Hall, in North Main street, is betnu
built rapidly. Contractor John I“. Mc-
Mahon‘s men are doing the work.
Mrs. Charles F. llullock, of West
street, has been discharged from the
hospital, where she went for 11.11 oper-
ation, and In improving nicely at her
home.
Edward J. Quinlan, n lllI-mllm‘ ol' the
law firm of Walsh, liuhhoil and Quin-
ian,
uro’doing nlccly.
MW...
Adam Murkiuh, nrroniod for drunk-
cnnose, by ()ilicor l‘nan, ycntordny no
lvrnoon, was nllowcd to go by Judge
imckwmid, this morning.
ml sonlcncc. utter
guilty.
lio sunponlh
iilniinu ‘Murkinh
’l‘hom will he the romtlur Wednes-
day evening assembly at, tho ltoynl
.Inmca lnnioniuht. This In lllv wvmnd
I
dam-o nnd frowdlldlcutimtu or aniloimu .
tion expressed alter the «mo inul Wod-
lil'Hilin thin dnncc will he nttcndvd by
oven 11 larger crowd than won present
at the Iirsi one.
. . we...“
I‘uul illurnn, non of Peter F.
proprietor of Ike Boston Store, undor~
_ went on operation upon his skull at
the Norwulk diallpllnl, yesterday.
Young llurnu nurtured a fall some time
ago. which resulted in a depressed
fracture of the skull. Today the pa-
tient in reported comfortable.
Hotlinks Malted Milk
Small also coo
barge Sine . 30o
Family Size $2.85,
Stilton-Pond Corporation
1 I! wun’muon crust
.9
high, 49. .
was presented with no holl- lnlo'
loot night: ilolll the mother and child
Thanksgiving
CARDS
of all kinds from to up.
Place Cards, Tally Cards and Fu—
vors at all prices.
Special Favors made to suit your
party.
Order Early.
DONN'ELLY’S
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
!or Up—to!lto Service On“
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funem Director and
Embalmer.
Cities and Reoldonco
Telephone 904. ‘
84 80. Main 8!. So. Norwalk.
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The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIB.
Chirom'sotlo in the doilnltion of the
cause of the disease and the art oi
Adjusting the same. Disease is calla
ed by a. wrench. twist or. sprain in
the hack. Even I! done In childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain ll
later life in the dinercnt orxlas and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause 01
disease and pain, health Is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curve
turo ot‘tho spine. You willnever re
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
'0 help you.
Magnetic treatments liven silo.
T.‘ FRANCIS. D. L.
04 Washington at. 812. Norwalk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School, tho
discoverer.
Breakfast 25o. Dinner 35c.
Supper 25c.
Thurs. Dinner 350
HARLEY SOUP
ROAST i‘lldldi“
\' I~3.\ I. (.ili'l‘lllfl'l‘fi WITH
SI'AIHIIC'I'TI
FISH CAKES
llOIiiltll) POTATOES
GREEN PEAS
llliill' I'iililllNII
HOME MADE IIIIICAD nllll PIES
’I‘liiA Mil. K t‘ 011‘ I" I!‘ 197‘
llurnn. .
Mansion House
C. HASSAN, Prop.
dot/2'94 Wash. BL, 80. Norwaik.
TELEPHONE 307.
Sandwirh’aac. Ham, Manhat-
tun, TthICy. Lug. Frankfurter;
10c, Ham and Egg. Roast Beef,
20c. Club.
. Chicken;
' BRIDAL COUPLE SURPRISED,
A nurprlno party by about Hm‘ciily
i‘rlondu was given lnni, night to Mr.
fund .‘iiro. Iluntiuy. illitl Mrs. ilonilcy'n
mother. Mrs. Holler-k. 'l‘llu occnuion
won I‘I'lehrliiod nt lhc homo oi‘ itcv,
Lincoln II, (‘nswolL whore tho. ihroc
took dinner unsuspecting”. never
dreaming that a ottl‘pl‘lncd wound
them. The social festivities proper
to the affair were indulged in, and re
Irenhmontu were served. Rev. (inn-
well mode a neat presentation speech
upon turning over to M111, Bentley a
handsome solid silver plotter, which
the ladies or the Methodist, Church
guVe her in honor of or marriage last
week,
we
.—
Attorney Clarence W. Bronson, or
New Haven, Is in Norwaik today on
business.
,
FOR THE HOLIDAYS SOON TO
tat-5k here. There is such a great
es that will fit any pocket book.
BD‘FFETS .............
CHINA CLOSET
[DINING CHAIRS.
SERVING TABLES
...... v ...“..—
EXTENSION TA LES .. ......".‘
Furniture
BE HERE.
The selection of new Dining Room Furniture will prove an easy
variety of designs in Oak. Mah 93-
any and Fumed Oak, that most any taste can be suited and at pric-
, $15.00 to $65.00
......: ..... $120010 $37.50
$.8 50 to $45.00
90c to $750”
.3750 to $21.50*
.......
11.1.... 1
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
IBI)N
RAYMOND
PIPE
In Any Quantity—6 to 18 Inch-
es—Always iru Stock.
BROTHERS
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE ‘
Optician
Everything 1n '1
3:
a!“
a!"
2!"
ibi-FQ‘MMW
aWWMd+§deWdfifidfi
O. D. Jackson
Eyes Examined Free
as WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 430. 1
he Optical Line g
e
i:
0+0+00MM°I°WI°
THE COACH LIKE FINISH.
The Meyer '1‘ head, three point
OSCAR H.
GARAGE RIVER STREET
' FOR
Auto Trucks
a o o o
Electric
wiring for
Light and Powhr.
54 WATER 8T. PHONE
What's the use or keeping poultry
unless you get eggs?
You are keeping poultry for profit,
and the chief soured of profit in uglier!
It you don't got them you are losing
money.
Conkey's Laying Tonic will give you
Eggs.
Charles 1. E. Dow
Have more ydistinctive features than any other car made.
Spring Suspension, The Moyer Steering
purls are made in the Meyer factory, and are a little
ever before.
Catalogues or Demonstrations on Request.
BANKS
NORWALK, CONN.
On Easy Payments .
Also Autos for Sale and Hire
LUTHER M. WRIOHT
ELECTRIC FIXTURES
AT COST
As an inducement to have your house wired {or ELECTRIC LIGHT
we will furnish at cost the ELECTRIC. FIXTURES. This means
saving or 50 per cent. of what other iirms charge you.
Iher explain by talking the proposition over with you.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
(Registered)
ELECTRICAL convancroae.
suspension
.lear
motors,
and
the Meyer
other Meyer
better than
SALE
from Z-ton to 5- ton
Electrical
Supplies.
Motor Repairs.
11
Let us fur-
a
34241. sou-m NORWALK
' ' women
OLDEST POLICE OFFICER_
1 Wilbur
'churpe; Friday, “Sergeant Major Brun
jdage will conduct the cottage meeting
‘jnt thp borne of Brother George Lloyd.
‘ 24‘ spring street;
Li. B. Waller" and Sunday Sergeant Mir.
Eumonrg the Slalish residents of that
bur y,
\\‘I"YM()II’I‘II, Mnsa., Nov. iii.~-“l
expect to he doing my regular duty as
11 police olllccr when 1 Mill IIIO years
old," unld Oliver lioupltlon to friends
who rougrulnlniod him today on his
lulrd birthday.
'Mr. lloughlon, who has served con-
tlguounly on tho local i'orco, claims to
he the oldest police oillror In active
service In tho I’nlted Hinton. lie was
chief of police for twenty yours. At
his 01111 request, he was relieved of
that. position in i002. lie Is a native
of New York, and a Civil War veter-
an. '
Steamship Tickets
to
Florida, West Indies and
South America.
Xmas Remittances to the
Old Country.
‘Surety Bonds. Rents.
1.1M. Layttm 81 (30., inc.
Real Estate and Insurance,
5 Railroad Avenue,
South Not-mil:
. j
1:1
Emigl and Mrs. E. J. Porrett Will Be
iin New York This Week.
Ens‘un and Mrs. Edwm J. Pol-rett
are attending the congress of the Sal-
vationLAriny in New York city. The
0011ng no is being led by General W.
Braxnirv ell Booth. the commander-m
chief of the i-laJvutlon Army, who in
Ellis first visit to this country.
£3; mimosa opens Wednesdny. at
.111... when the general will be
given e. welcome at the Grand Central
stutter). on his arrival from Chicagdi
We‘ddesday ove ening, all day Thursday
and liriduy, the general will bold new
sions of councils for his officers. Sat-
ultiuyl. at 3 11.111, he will be given a
puii‘lltt civic welcome at the New York
Lilly illail by Mayor Ardolph I. Kline.
Sundtiy 11101 111111;. he will conduct 0 soi-
diam“ copncil in the Lyric Theatre; in
the ultornoon he will speak at the Car-
neglei Music Hall, and the evening at
the Liyric Theatre; these two services
will he public. ’
in the absence of the ensign and his
wife the local services will be conduct-
ed as follows: Thursday, Treasurer A
and Sergeant Waller, in
Saturday, Sergeant
lirundage.
W "...—4
uNABLE TO FIND SON.
Relative of Benodikowic Cannot
Located in Tarrytown.
Although the Tarrytown, N, Y., po-
lice have made a diligent search
101'
be
l
l
l
I
of when ilcncdihouic, who died ml
the Dunbury police station their"
efforts so far lmvo been fruitless. !
Friends hero of the dead men stated
that he had .1 son named Martin who
“as employed on a farm in or near
'i‘urrytown. Captain Bradley of Dan—
communicatcd with the Terry 1
town police in an endeavor to locate
the $0“ but a message. received this
morning stated that they have not
found the man as yet.
An. inquiry among the Slavisb resi-
- (lento of the place failed to disclose
any one who knew the young man but
tomorrow at the expense of the town.
the small sum of money found in his
clothing not being sumcicnt to defray
the expenses.
NOIRWALK COUNTRY
NOTES.
CLUB
I‘tltil Mrs. Thompson. the new stew-
ardess. heroines acquainted with the
club membership. members are re»
quested 'to have with them their mem—
bership cards for identification.
Special Features.
Thursdm melting dinners from ll to
8 o'tlock, $i. 00. ’
Friday luncheons from I to 2 o'clock,
50 cents. ‘
Sunday dinners from 1:30 o'clock.
$1.00.
Dance. Thursday
Orchestra.
The following menu will be served
tomorrow night:
(‘asawbn Melons
lluillon
Oyster Follies
Roast Long island Duckling
Apple Sauce
Potntoes
night. Speldel‘s
Sirlln: llenns Rice
Salad Endive
Apple Tapioca.
liorpiefort Cheese
Coffee
liiclnbm‘s are requested to notify
the stewardess in advance of the num
her they will have at any special meal.
lco (‘rcnm
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‘TOWN AND CITY PLANNING.
litlS'i‘ON‘, Nov, ill. ~~~~~ "Any town plan
that does not need the cooperation of
'tlm schools will prove a misfit." said
William ii Allen, director of the Now
'Yoiik Bureau of hitu'dtlpul Research
in Inldroualnk the 1il1 and town blan-
ninrz conformer- oi the i~iiutr liounc to-
dayi,
"Any town pinn undorntood. encour-
aged, and used by schools In sum to he
plnl alien and promotion. The lilo for
which schools should prepare thildrcn
" Captain Bradley was informed that
further inquiries would he made.
l3eucdlkowic‘s body will be buried .
3;? i l
akin? Powder
Absoiu elyPure
Royal Baking Powder is indis- A
pensable to finest cookery and to
the comfort and convenience of .
modern housekeeping. Royal 1
Baking Powder makes hot breads,
cakes and pastry Wholesome. .
Perfectly leavens without fer-
mentation.
Full instructions in the “ Royal Baker and Pas-
try Cook” book for making all kinds of bread,
biscuit and cake with Royal Baking Powder.
Gratis to any address.
ROYAL BAKING. POWDERlCO-' NEW YORK ' i
—7
LOEWE CASE ARGUED,
. Appeal
Heard Yesterday in Federal I.
Caurt in New York.
1 ii on Arguments on the appeal 01 1110111
\
place in an attempt to ocate it *5 were of the United iinttets 01‘ North
American from a judgment oft-3:12.
240 obtained In D F Loewe & (o in
a suit against the union
has ill-.110
in New York \esterday by the l' nitod
States circuit court of appeals. 1
case has been before the federal courts 1
since 1909.
Alton B. Rat-her made the ('lllt’i ar-r
-gument for the union.
lilo
Decision was reserved.
l
i HIGH MARK FOR lMMlGRA‘Ti'O 1
i
ii).-
lion into the I'niled Status continu.
around the high water mltrlt t'llll‘li
September,
\\'ASil|.\'il'i‘0.\‘, Nov. 'lllllllliji'
when 209.1170 persons
nil nutionniiiics enicrcd this t‘ountx
nu'oljdins, to figures. issued today ‘.
:thc Department of Labor. (if this urn
of immigrants deported 1'
cause.
2 337 111414)
American citizens rntnrning hon
illolped swell the figures I'I‘r the mod
' 50,051 of them helm: included in 1i
icompilntions of the inwul‘d passwn:
| the month.
1110vemcnt for
The total number 01' persons wi
Household helpers watt-h Sentinclllt’ll in September numbered only ’1.
,Want Ads. for chances to find moreiftiiii.
appreciative employers.
of whom 20,609 were Ameri/E
=citizens going abroad for the white
I
vittLl bocnuno sure of continuous ox~
nlidnld Itself lm proporI-d to receive
illnise children from the wheels '1‘th
car. not 110 unless there I11 planning
for town nnd city and state future."
iilnrcncc Arthur Perry, of tho. lins-
se New York. urged
Ilhtit every new schoolhouse should be
rthnr (i. Conley, of the Monsachu»
units Homestead Commission, discuss»
ed methods of housing flnnnco. He
I'a‘ cred sonic form oi (so-partnership
of organization to assist people to
or 11 their own homes.
"“th on a small pork playground.
l'l‘hore will be a stated communica-
til-n of St. John 5 Lodge No. II. A. F’.
old A. M., at the Masonic Temple tot
rrow night when the trolley/omit de-
‘9 a will be worked. ’
.
Thanksgiving Sale
rank Jacoby
.
This is the Trade
Event of the Season
We can‘t believe that uny
grout proportion of this lilrii'ty
community will overlook this
opportunity while their neigh-
bors are taking advantage of it
in full. 0111' invitations include
everybody and our purpose is to
interest all. so that, the 1111m—
Q‘iC‘O of this store shall he felt
in every home.
Ladies’ and Misses'
Coats $5.98 to
—— $17. 98 ~———
\‘nlucs H.100 to $20.00
“‘2' WWWWMOCWW'OO I
Golden Grain Floor
690 a Bag
. i
liest lircumory l‘luttor ........ . ...... 35c lb, 1
Selected “Rundown .......... 32c]
iranuintod Sugnr, 20 lbs. ............ ....... $1.00 1
7 ancs liornx Soup ........ .. 250
. ANDREW DAVEY
90 Washington St., SouthfiNorwaik l’hone 4|0
a!
If“;
CERTIFICAT
Wont-1
noun am“ 1... my
Cut out the stove mm, and
than
1
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- ’52: Inc Great Canal In Picturmnd Prose
«amount lmin net» I
.. .11 1:11.. “‘1 1' ....cgdiiki it"?
noon? :1 tom).
217 It Almost Free
It It this oIIIre with the fi-'
Io selected (whit-It «over» the
he “rim. ohtckln, clerk
nd receive sour c mice or
Norwalk Chronicler