......
_ . “wheelie...”
': Bl kt 8:0 unortllblesr‘W ' ‘ I I I
‘ ‘ Hummer... .13Plcwresczflidms
for 1914 ’
‘cemzombles 980 a. 53 50. ..
are now on dihpluy at our stores.
1A complete assortment of 3
" Gonta', Ladies' and Child-
The line is much handsomor than
. ,I ever before.
I
“ .ren’s Sweaters from 250 to ..
“~98.
3 E K. Banks
. Mlhlckamo Hotel Ilook
fiouth Norwnlk *
250 to $5.00.
Book Hand Stationery Store, . '
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night; Saturday increasing cloudiness
and warmer; moderate variable winds
becoming southeasterly. A long ridge
of high pressure, extending from‘
Georgina northeastward to Maine is '
producing pleasant weather with mod- Leave the number 0f the Diary
crate tempereturis along the Atlantic you use each year and we Will
coast The storm which was central fill your order. ‘
m or Montana. yesterday morning has
moved eastward and is now central D O N N E LL Y , S
over Minnesota. It is a wcl'l-dollned
storm area and is causing cloudy and
rainy weather in the Upper Misaissippi
Valley and western portion of thei
Lake region. Summer temperatures
prevail this morning II] the Mississippi
Valley as far north ’as St. Paul, Minn.
The temperature falls rapidly from
Minnesota northwestward to Mani- '
toba, where it is down nearly to zero.
The western storm will probabl}
,‘ mnxe slowly eastward and the front
5 edge of it reach this vicinity Saturday
afternoon or night
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 4:3; high, 6.1.
Fair.
Diaries
From IOC up to $3.00.
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
‘Er'
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Emblimer.
Office and Relldonc.
Télepnono 904. '
84 80. Main St. 80. Nam-lie;
mfih—g»~¢-w~
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIO.
Chiropractic is the denuition oi the
adjusting the same. Disease in cans-
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Benedict oi the hack.
ing. Mrs. 'L. J. Hamilton, of New ‘Ha-‘
V81].
limbo.
The'City Hall sidewalk has been thrown hwonlllns the nerve I"
completed in front of the building and
is in use.
to entrance and to appearance.
tractor John F. McMahon did
"work.
Con- not giving the Chiropractor a chance
the to help you
Magnetic treatment: given silo.
T. FRANCIS. D. 0.
”latest styles in derbles. O'Brien‘e. u Wuhlnnton at“ Bo. Norwlik. Conn,
Graduate from Rumor School, the
At the special communication of Old W-
Weli Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M. lastI
night. three candidates received the W
Master Meson degree. The same dei Breakfast 250. Dlnnor 35¢
pron will he conferred at another ape- Suppor 250.
Sat.
rial to be held tonight and there will Dinner 35c
be u banquet. l _ , _
1 MAUARUXI SOIlI’
. ROAST BEEF
('(Ilif‘iiiii “WEI“ ilild CABBAGE
HEIDI“ S'I‘EW
'IiOIIJQI) POTATOES
.S'I‘I‘IWIQI) CORN
IlIiIGAI) PUDDING
IIOMIC- MADE IiIiI'} Al) and I’Iilé‘l
'I‘IQA MILK ('UIl'I It‘ll?!"
Mansion House
C. HASSAN. Prop.
869,-. 94 Wauh. so. 80. Nerwnlk.
TELePHle-z 307
"I
~~pm
.... -w ..
lludy Washington Social (‘lub met
with Mrs. (lllbcrt, No. l”. Loomh-l street,
Norwallk, ‘lnnt evening. The than was
Hpcnt with music. million ulld rufroulb
montu.’ Mills ltuth Finch. at. Van Zant
alroot, will entertain the illeulbnru, lio~
roillber 4th. ‘
l-‘rvllcrh'll Ill’)'llllIIIH. ol’ 2 llilrbor
ul'ilulllg roporlod lo lllo lllllll‘o into you-
ll'l'tilly IIlIiI. IiIH brother, Orlando, nuod
lzixtoon yours, llilli boon luhudllu from
homo all day. 'i‘bl- mlnalnu youth in
about 5 foot i'. inches. and wvllzhn lit)
poullliu. it in Hold the boy hail n.
hubit (ll hopping froluhlu. 'l‘lllo morn:
ing word we» received that tho ind
hud roinruod home safely. .
«WM
-w"lillfl'ororl tiny and norm tho tor
mom or itching plies! Nothing below CIIV NatIOIlaI Bank
me until 1 mun: Donne Ointment ii THANIAOTB A GENERAL IANKINI
(lil‘o‘afl mo permanently "“1100. 30h" 1 women AND OFFERO EVIR‘V
ll. gun-nu, Mayor, Girard Min. FAO‘ILITV CONOWMNT
n
Bundwiehmhc. Ham. Mani/lat.
tun. Trlbiey. .Egn. Frankfurter;
mo, Ham and Ego. Rout Boer,
Chlokun; 200. Club.
“I...
Wm» WM... NW...“ Wi‘i’ H sou ND
PICKED up cleats. “Militia
The ma “Norwalit” ploughing alonlrl on that [amino and Pm
in the local harbor thinmornlng at. "09. .00 "17.000.“
low title, run afoul of a cable amnion
the river. it was necessary for the
craft to back three snooeuive times,
before the cable rm shaken oil.
In. admit lam u and 05 per you
EDWIN H. MATHIWION. Pm
Jill) NH. KNAPP. in View”...
MEMHICK H. ROWAN. ltd Woo
rm.
WlLFhED noowztt. anon“
‘ Ilorliclls Mailed Milkim
Dlnlw‘rdlll
m» .l. Wallace mm.
Small size ' 400 Judith-pp John H. Light
large a,“ m continuum: .HJlmn
lama-lummmn Lowlh 10mm
. M‘!’ 6“,“ tqltuorcleil.;ouao D“ ”m... III." I '
. ““me ideal! kmumoMM.
‘L “gamma whim m M
.5 , , a.
'3; WM. P. BEERS
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE 3'
Ilor Unto-date ServIoo a" .3
cause of the disease and the art 0!
ed by a. wmncb, twist or sprain in I:
‘it Evghn if done in shinh‘i‘hood ..
Franklin street be e been entert in 0’35““ pin ed nerves an 3 I‘ “
v a I! later life in the dillerent organs and j;
Chiropractors remove the cause oi 3
(license and pain, health in reltored j'
toms in your body. Female trouble. I
given special attention; also curve :1
It I“ 0 gm“ addition ”Om .ture of the spine. You will never re ..
Dinning oom
Furniture
FOR THE HOLIDAYS SOON ‘I‘OkBE HERE.
e The selection of new Dining Roam Furniture will prove an easy
task here. There is such a great variety of designs in Oak Mah hog-
any and Fumcd Oak that most any taste can be suited and at pric.
ice that will fit any pocket book. ‘
BUF FFETS
......... 015.00 to $65.00
CHINA cLosETS ........ , ........ “$1200 to 37.50
EXTENSION TABLES ...................... $0.50 to $05.00
DINING CHAIRS. ............. .................... DOC to $7.50
SERVING TABLES . ............................ $7.50 to $21.50
The A.=.l;COLLlNS COMPANY
.Wm . . ._ “”me
In Any Quantity—6 to 18 Inch-
es—Always in Stock.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
0’ B. Jackson 58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 483.
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Optici an E
Everything in the Gptical Line
II-
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i Eyes Examined Free
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Our chauilours are skilled and careful mien. Telephone calls re.
ceive prompt attention at any hour of the day or night.
PLACE ORDERS NOW FOR THANKSGIVING DAY.
osrAR H HANKS
GARAGE RIVER STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
Elactrlc'al I
Supplier.
Motor Repairs.
As an inducement to have your house wired for ELECTRlC LIGHT . -
we will furnish at cost the ELECTRIC FIXTURES. This means ‘
saving of 50 per cent. of what other firms charge you.
ther explain by talking the proposition over with you.
Electric
Wiring for
Light and Power.
ELECTRIC FIXTURE
AT COST
0
Let us fur-
THE WHITE tELECTRIC CO.
Etecrnlgxfi'agsergrmcrons.
_ _ sourH NORWALK
u
' 54 WATER 8T.
Phone 1069-2
Phone 1069-2
Thanksgiving Sales
0f Kitchen Needs, Tomorrow Saturday
t". 2;". copper. nicklo plntod Cotton Poi-
(oilltora. with glass top, ll cull Lillie. ll
$1.09
lilo double ltountlng Pans. of sheet
iron, 18 in. long, at ........ .. ...... title
“All oblong Wuall i'lolloru with cop
per bottom. Saturday .......... $1.19
8 it. hardwood l‘lolhon Linc l’ropu. . ..
2 for 25¢
:lllc fluidly alto (limos ‘Wnuii Lionrdu.
t-lulw'ulllni . ...... ..... .. 290
20.: who Liquid Vonour l-lntnrdny lllc
-l gallon Stone liultor l‘rookn, with
corero....... ...........4ilc
'Ilouvy till Applo l’nror illid tlorrr. . ..
be «on
(took
..340
.. 300
ALBERT F. GEHEBE
Vacuum (liotllce Washer. wnellou
clothes without rubbing: can be until
Ill tub or boiler. 31.0mm. . . . . . . .' . .790
no Lighthonm- (‘Ionllnuhfi (non for lilo
...
27m l'l'utlbol‘r}. l’rololoru, inuuiiou llili
atrhilm Iii one llporntlon..... ..... 190
”ll...-
2hr eruhl‘n Hilwtr l‘rcmn. [or oluun-
lug gold or ullror.. .......... 180 can
11hr nil tin, round Wuoh ilollurn ill 210
lllc Aluminum l‘olloo linlln Hilllifdiily
'Illil I'lllii‘iqlllll‘l. only cilullluloll
hole with tin oovvru. linlurlhly.
0490 line corn i’nrlor liroomu ill.
25 West Washington Street. South Norwalk
Next to Telephone iiuildlmz
Free Dellvery to All Pam
at city or Country.
Phone Order:
Promplly Attended To.
ulsslollluuwnlul
Al Ellis lsluln
The missionary meeting held
‘evuuipg at the baptist cllulch
gleatly enjoyed by the large audience
The pastor led ill the devo
present
tional exercises and presented
presented
the immigluut oiiicials wcle as
lowe
Watchman ll hllerwood
I‘IISI. Mcdirnl Ollitel ll Bound
lull 7W. Robina
Million, Mrs L Cole.
Port Missions“
inspeclol I{9\
(Juard it Much
H llartlcy
“tie at, tollows
and Myron
and her lhlldren. ,
Karl Slhnnkenherg, Gellnnn J
nlngs
record) 0 Howard
‘Viurtllil Brown Lngiish woman,
L Reardon
Antonio \iorelto
on false statements)
Hulda .lollannsen, Swedish
Miss F. Hyatt,
John Smith (Runaway Husband
Buttery. /
Elizabeth ergo. Slovak mother
three children. 3. .l, Jennings.
Miss .‘liurgal‘cte Rosselle. .
(larabcd Solution (Armenian)
Scheldler.
anthem of Hungary.
~———-—-———-
WAIT OLEMEIIIIV
HARTFQRD. Nov.
forte to secure clemency for Mrs
etc ,1. Wakefield. who is under
Suffrage Association is to lake
the board of pardons.
The oflloera ol‘ the dissociation
forwarded the following:
of Connecticut,
“Gentlemen:
Hartford. the
were passed:
the. C. W. S.
ishmcnt. and
A. condemns capital
nity for crime. and
not tried by n jury of her peers;
"Bo ll Resolved, That we .
lotion: and
‘llv it Further Resolved That ll
of thumb ll-rllnlullolu be uoht to
bonrll ol‘ pnrdoun.
"lHluilodl
“(litAl‘id 0. euros.
"ll-MullllNl'l ll'iul'rznnns,
”MAIiEI. c. wnslulunx.
”MARY 3. ROGERS.
“Mllfi. iii. ti. Ill!) LOSS.
“isllllldAillid’I‘li l). BACON,
"AiNN‘IIlI (I. I‘i‘l‘lt'iIlT’l‘.
”SANDOL S'I‘lNJDAllll.
‘i‘I. E. 8. 'l‘AYI/OR,
“Milli M. lIINCKH.
"KATIII‘JRINI’J ll. DAY,
“EDNA DOIJGII'I‘Y KNOX.
”EMILY PIIDMON.
“Milli. ii, A. TAYLOR.
W.“
work or the foreigner in Connecticut.
The lliisslo‘nury demonstration setting
forth the work at Ellis inland was tilelll
Those who look pdli‘s oi"
l
21.-In the
last I
u as
the
lol-
UT”)
2 .' ‘4 ' I ' ' .
. ‘ ' l A 3: ‘ '1 . . .' , ' , ‘ '
‘ Second Medical Officer (eye special.
‘3, Miss S. Olmstend.
| h - I V 1
- , . . .1. , .
‘1 I -‘-‘ ,.
, . .
Those impersonating the immigrants I
I v
. . , _
' I 1‘ V c l
~. ‘
\ils W Ailing and Francis Ailing
\lliug as Italian women
J ell
iieniihlontant (likely to prove a
public chalge) Flenclllllfln (criminal‘
Niles
llallan (HQJGLlPd
woman,
)Ilir.
with
Dimiter Kostol’f and Anna Kostofi’
Bulgarians with children Leigh Dunn,
Mary O'Connor, .\lrs 1%. G. Hartley.
H .
liirst (sent buck berause of tracllomall
Emil Peterson and Line Peterson.
Fred Gelstz, Miss Olive Cole, Miss F.
At the close oi“ the demonstration
the Hungarian choir of the Baptist
Hungarian Mission sang the national
The. audience found the demonstra
tion a-very valuable educational factor
and were well pleased with the unique ‘
‘ program and the ,odd costumes.
Hill Mennonite ,
ef-
. Bcs~
‘ , Sell‘ .
lance to die. the Connecticut Wonlan's
part
through resolutions to he presented to
have
To the Board of Pardons of the State
“At a meeting of the executive board
of the Connecticut Woman's Suffrage
Association. held at 55 Pratt street,
following resolutions
“Whereas, the executive board of
pun-
“thrcns. women at the present
time, in Connecticut. nave no voice in
making the lows determining the pen-
.
“\‘l’llorcuu, liesslc Wakefield, n wo-
man now under sentence of dentinwuu
protest
nunlnal thin extreme penalty «being up?
pllvd to a member of a class which has
boon denied the protection of represen—
00W
the
“KA'I‘II’IE‘RINIC II. l‘lllTI’llIIiI-N,
”JOHICI'I‘IINI'I Ii. llidNNIC'I‘T.
"lrs'rlllru- s. l}. WOODW/iitl).
"ROSA MUN D DANlidLSON,
”(lliiceru of the Asoociniion."
Flare lbuncy—Aienlillel ads. will sail
property. gel employment or rent vn.
cant property quickly and cheaply.
on liw H...
The Afternoon at
Evening Division
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done during the past year and in order to show our
preciation, we have arranged a sale of merchandise
quality at exceptibnaliy 10w prices.
This sale not Only gives the public an opportunity.“
economize, but it also enables us to reduce our stock ‘
fore the holidayvnovelties are displayed. Every item
marked at a special price.
‘anks
Sac
of Up-to-date Merchandise
We are thankful for the excellent business we
.... .g.
Wei
WAISTS.
\\7:lisls of black and white
mode with deep yoke llll(I
check, heavy i’llfltCl‘iéiIS,
drop shoulders long Slccws‘
low C({lIIill' rcgulzll 750 Hi—
Inc. I Ilallksglvmg Sale
Price ..... 50¢
chlllar $l .00 $.l 25 and
SI 50 \\ aisle. IIlalllxbl‘IV’Illg
Hale I‘ricc ..... ‘ ...... 79¢
lap. Silk Waists, all
while: also striped silk. with
\\'Illtt‘ vest, collar and rolls.
Special, Thanksgiving Sale
Price . ........... $1.98
FL‘ANNELETE GOWNS-
Regular and extra sizes,
regular price $1.00. Thanks"
giving Sale Price . . .. 79¢
FLANNELETTE SKIRTS
Three styles, in the ll€\_V
narrow shapes. worill 20c.
'i‘haoksglving Sale Price
................... 21¢
SWEATERS.
$5.00 Sweaters at . ..
$3.00 Sweaters at.
33 > .00 Su caters at.
\lisscs Sweaters .........
98¢ to $2. 00
$1.25 HOUSE DRESSES.
Thanksgiving Sale Price
..... ............98¢
DRESSING SACQUES.
“ Sizes 34 to 46.
giving
Thanks—
Salc l’rice 50¢
LONG KIMONOS.
Heavy flanllclcttc or rrcpc
llltitt‘l‘lliI. excellent $2.00 va—
lue. 'l'llzlnksgiring Sale
Price ............. $1.75
BELTS.
Roman stripe, plaid 78‘
black moire and Slit? 3':
leather Iiclts, the new I)i‘0 ‘
styles, with self cove
buckles, all special 500C
ltlcs 'J‘llunksgiving‘ S
Price ............. ... 39‘
GIRDLES AND SASHE
two alike. values upv
fill .50. H‘llallksglvillg S
Price ................
RIBBONS.
Wide fancy Ribbon. s
able for hair hows; sas
rosters or fancy worky‘v'
lucs up to 35c yai'll.,'l.‘llall ,
giving Sale Price, yd; 1 '
NAPKINS
All linen. assorted pat
terns, regular prices $
and $l-75. ’lllanksgivr
Sale Price. dozen $12
Other qualities up_
$5.00 dozen.
SPECIAL VALUES ,
PATTERN TABLE
CLOTHS..0.
From $1.00 to 35“,”
Table Damask-Sets.”
$3.98 10 $12.09 $6
HU-CK‘ Townné
Extra large Huck Tow
with bolder Ixeglllarly- all
Illauksgiliug Sale Price
each ........ ‘l
TURKISH BATH 1:0
ELS. . ,
25c Towel
'J‘liallksgivi
The host
the lilarkct.
‘Salc Price.
"DISH TOWELING
All pure linen excelle
l2 ‘1 2t value Illzlilltsgivi'
Solo I’licc, _\;llrI .....
Sale Begins Saturda
at 90. m.
tin-innat-fn:o:-'u:n:-:o‘n:-;-;no: ‘u‘I;o:-:n uni-inhuman:itiiliutulniltnlntIlut-tuzu
FOR SALE.“
Auto Trucks
I | I
. 011 Easy Payments
K Also dutch for Sale'and Hire
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Norwalk Chronicler