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tooth Harwell:
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Thomas McHugh, of Yale Univen
aity, spen‘ Saturday and Sunday in
town.
. .
E. J. Frédenburgh, of New Haven.
has been the guest of friends in South
Norwalk
The various Yale students living in
Norwalk have returned to New Haven
to remain until Thanksgiving.
Miss Florence L. Hamilton, of Non-
walk,‘stenographer in the oiiices or
Walsh & ‘Huhbell. has returned after
a several days' vacation in *Boston.
Miss Hamilton attended the Yale‘Har—
ward game.
Joseph Muivihill, v. 'South Norwalk
lad who has been traveling consider.
“<—
Cltristian Swartz, who has been ill.
with typhoid lever for several weeks,
is able to be at the oliice‘ of the Old
Well Cigar Company again.
The annual manger service at Trin-
ity Episcopal Church will be held next.
Bnnday noon at 12 o'clock, taking the
place of the usual Sunday; school see
alon.
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LINENS -
Splendid New Assortments of
Thanksgiving, Linens.
Mexican Drawn Work ‘Scarl’s
.............. We to $2.50
Renaissance Scerts 98a to 51-98
Damask Linen Sculls
............... 75c to $1.00
pl-
ably of late, is spending a few “days
in town with relatives and lriends.‘
iiiis brother, Daniel Mulvihill, of theI
httieshlip oval-til Dakota was a visitor
in town Bundny.
There were nine sales of real es.
tale in Norwaik, last week. with mort-
gages recorded to then mount of $37,-
429. For the third week of November,
1912, there were fourteen transfers of
property and mortgages of $23,838.
An executive meeting of the Senior
Endeavor Society of the ‘South Nor?
walk Congregational Church will be
held tonight, at 7 1). 1n.,
parlors, followed by a special
loss meeting at 8 p. to. Business 0!
mat importance will he discussed,
and it is greatly desired that all mem-
bers be present if possible.
see to be a lively meeting and refresh-
ments will be served.
The city tux collector's office was
moved lmhly from the Town Hall
block. in Norwelk. where it has been
located for runny years past, to the
City llnll. in North Main street. This
was done in compiiitncc with the oral»
stance Dililrit‘il by the bonrd oi councib
men n month ago, and which was in
the effect that hereafter town and city
lolllcoe should be located in the (lily
Hail, i-lollth Norwnilt, as noon on suito-
llle occolllmodntions were provided for
them. The asessors inst week vucnleo
the room intended for llil‘ tux ollice.
South Norwnik lodge. No 700. line
nevolent and Protective Order of Elite.
initiated three candidates ill. the meet
in; yesterday afternoon, and ll. social
time with refreshments followed. To
in the churchf
bush;
It promi- ,
Renaissance Center Pieces .«
.............. 98: to $2.50
Palace ...... 50a to “75’
Baby Irish Lace Center Pieces
............ .. .. 25:: .to $2.25
Cluny Lace Center Pieces
............... 25c {052.50
All Linen Table Cloth and
Napkins ........... $5.00 80!
Mercerized Table Cloths ’225
Unbleached Linen Table Cloths
31 50
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J. I.Mallette
a Washington It.
Io. Moi-walk.
‘ Tel. «9.
Teeth and
Consumption
it has been shown that filthy
mouths swarm with Tuberculosis
Germs, and that these sWept into
the stomach piles into the circula-
tion and are distributed throughout
the body. l‘iocayed teeth are not-
ural breeding- grounds for Taber-
culosls Germ». See to it. at once
that these breeding places are not
kept in the mouth
Dr J. H. Mallory
llnnkos only lensonabic charges yer
filling tooth.
any» the Teeth- Keep the Health-
16 no. Main 8L, Bo. Norwalk.
HOURB: 9 A. M. "m a P. M.
. BUNDAVfi BY APPOiNTMENT
night. on the Eilm’ home is free from :,
debt. the mortgage note will he bnrni
ell Cirnnd ltxnlied Ruler Edward
lmh, oi‘ New York. and District Dept,
nty Exalted Ruler Martin J. Gunning-
hum. of lmnhllry, will deliver addrew'
es, and there will be an entertain-
ment nllll rci‘renhmenfi. The comic.
tees on the memorial service and char-
lty hell are completing arrllnxel‘nentn
for lheao eventn, and they promise to
excell those previously held here.
F S LYON
Job Printing
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TO LOCAL.
MRRCHANTS:
ON OR ABOUT
“C. 15TH
il‘lil be distributed to
(illrlntmas Club mem-
here.
We advise and urge
- , athomugh preparation
to handle a big trade.
for we hope and be»
lieve that most of this ,
may will be spent in
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TELEPHONE 108.
Ct ::H=",u/u var,- 'nr‘v.
CHILDREN'3 FUR SETS
mun thin wool: llt llolonillhinlr y l
YOUNG MEN OF NEW HAVEN.
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The New Haven Register of Satin»
day printed the following regarding
a native of Wilton and one time rolli-
dent of Norweiir:
0. hi ll. Whitlock. one of New liar
you'd young and enterprising ball
hes. moo, started in business It. the
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like of it your- in the nor on with
silttie shall in mm: street.
mt. timhehuomet lot
Very popular with young men, always will be in
style Nandygood tom, snappy, some with patch pockets,
aiarge variety. and a great tango ,oi allow—you'll .
surely find your ideas represented in. this‘stock.
FRE 1+ H
Oysters and Clams
and Escallopsfzfresh Daily
Opened Long Clams
. . Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
Mexican Drawn Work Center ‘ “
We Sell Clean“ Coal
ONLY THE BEST COAL A REALLY GOOD COAL.
~ Lehigh Coal
HARRIS St GANS COMPANY
Water Street, South Norwaik.
‘\‘\‘\‘ ‘\“‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\9‘.\‘\‘1‘\‘ - C .\-“-\\I.
Thanksgiving
Week Specials
SUITS, in large variety, in tho eenson‘ a latest materials and ‘ i . .. .
shades. all sizes ..................................... $11.98 up make“ your motor ”OWN“! 3’”
COAT‘. in the very latest models, in plain cloths,' mixtures, colonel...” it done today.
chinchil! s, bonnie. etc, in miosen and ladies sizes . .216.” up
DREBREE, in corduroys and horses ................... $4.98 up
WANTS a large rnngo of voiiee. laces and crepe waists with
rllli‘leswislibeonwimhtin“-.. ............. 98cup
CORSET . for t a on y:
33.00 Nemo i‘ioreoill ...... . ......................... . $2.50 .W. .1 A, Hanford
$3.50 Nome Corsets .. ................ ............. 03.00
HOMERV. halt silk ..................... . ....... 25c
All silk "iillslo" Hone .......................... 49c
$4 90
A large vurioly or LAulnil' FUR ears and COATS will he on
we REPAIR me as mooet runs. ‘
M. Moltasch 81 Son _’ '
loo WASHINGTON 81‘.
MAIN WHORE-we” Atlantic Girl“. minim.
At the
Granulated Suzi: ll 1
,Gonnadamglscnlyo I
‘, Notional Biscuit Company 5 Crackers Below Cos,
7'5"" av
Jones’ Flour
Maud s 11.... r our bag 73c;
bag 78c; ‘ .
ie 0
Pee-1.1 lb.
. 70 goodwill 1 lb Very all
04 Grabber-rice. lb r'
Fig Newtons
Butter Thine only 70 a k Dozen .
swoon no , ~ , Packages
“12c“ New Mixed Nuts, lb. ....... ' ...... 1
. .150... u»: , .. \, Fancy New English Walnuts, lb 7
25:1; ,1 ~ Sweet. New Pecans 01 Brazil Nuts, m all»
:2: FFIOil‘dll Fancy Paper Shell Almonds, lb. 30?
:5: ‘_ 0 25 .IDllrktie's Sage or Thame. can ..
. , _, ' ron ionntalu Pumpkin, can
‘99 " range-s, _ c Dudleys Pumpkin. can .......
13° , .. . ' lanolin Loose Mince Meat lb
4 .‘flp.
I'lells Poultry Dressing, can ..
None Such Mince Meat. pkg.
Tea .; ...... 60c 25 Stamps
’ 60 Blame. Mb '1 lb Special Grade Tea ..... 50c .' Coilee
so names with ‘1 lb Choice Tea ........... we 53 333%:
30 Stamp: with 1:2 lb. Very Best Tea ...... 36c 15 Stamp.
, ‘ 25 Stain-no with 141 lb. space: To». ..»........-25o 10 Starting
with 1 lb. No. 1 Royal Plantation
with 1 lb After Dinner Blend Coffee‘32 ‘
with 1 lb. Best Maracaibo Collee 30's
with 1 lb Challenge Blend Coffee 28
with 1 lb. Best Santos Coffee
.........................
IsHA. F.
eckmann 81 Co.
83 and 85 Washington Street Phone 440
, I ‘ .. 2‘;
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The Twin Cities best Neckwcar is here- Several ; 2 ill“; ,BUY YOUR THANKSGIVFNG WINES and LIQUORS. HER
thousand scarves, in .a ii the new and approved designs. ; i .1} 1itilomnn‘alsnfive $311539; gmtt. ................ $26 cgrooutnnbgm, hot .......................
, . . 9t: aryan yo 9, o ................ urnet's Tom Gin, bot
[Pricesirom 25 cents lip—With a very fine lmc com~ l i .35. Gauntlet x Whiskey, bot ................... 60c Tezor Cocktails, bot, ............. 35c, .
mencing at 50c. ; I it}: Kirk's Old Crow Rye, bot ...... . ....... “~00 Black and White or Usher's Scoith, ho't. . $11
. , « , i ,- -_ Wilson. or Green River, bot. ........... . 95c Rnppert’s Extra. Beer case ....... . ...... “.1
i i at} Canadian Clix) Whiskey. 'bol ............... $130 Foisensrpan’s P. 0 N‘Beer, (use .......... 31-1 '
‘ l Eli-L [Hunter or sherwood Whiskey, bot ............ $1500 Leibmann ti Rheingold Beer, case .. . . . .51. 15
—-M 1 f“~"~~::*;:;::”" ZZZ;“Z:""“ 1:. J .:.l.-. Hollvaood Whiskey. hot. .................... $1.20 George Ehrets Extra Beer, case ........... 31.1
-—- 7.- -.~,'; Old Port or Sherry Wine, hot. ............. 40¢ A. F ii and Co St Julien Claret, bot 30¢
, " Tokay or Muscaiei Wine, bot. ................ 60c Old Port or Sherry, per gallon ........... $1.?
__-.__._.- MW , Regina "ppm-Led Port, not .................... 85c Fine California C1a.et, per gallon ............ 85
ALL KINDS 0F -' Jerez imported Sherry, bot ................ lbc Sunset Snuterne, quart bottle ................ 45¢;
Norwalk‘.
FREE DELIVERY.
Tel. 72:. i
, OXYGEN oEcartaomzen.
it's not necessary to lay your car
up for n day—«no matter how badly
the. engine is carbonized, it will
be absolutely clelln inside ol‘ all
hour.
U,K,u,,uu. tummy,-
Simply remove spark plugs and
valves closed and it strenln of pure
oxygen gns consumes every porti-
cle or carbon.
..................... Garage
Edward Kuch and Ira Rogers. of;
Port Chester, spent Sunday in South’
THE WHITE HOUSE WEDDING.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.——Finishing
Atouches on arrangements for the
:White House wedding were in evi-
-_.- idence in the historic east room today.
,and a rehearsal of the ceremony late
in the afternoon completed all the
plans for tomorrow's program, when
Jessie Wilson, the president‘s seeon..
daughter, will become the wife of
Francis Bowen Sayre.
lifts and guests continued to or
rive during the day. While the nun»
her of guests will .be much smaller
mount the wedding of Alice Roose-
velt and Nicholas longworth, a dis
tinguished company has been invited
.nnd the ceremony tomorrow promises
to be a brilliant scene.
The ‘ilousc of Representatives has
adjourned until W: dnesdny, and while
the Senate has planned to work on
the day of the wedding, it may adj!) 1'11
in time to permit those of its memo
hers who hale been invited to alien
‘H ' «~—
Guam: lcv BILL DEBAT‘
w \SlilM. A Nov. air—Th a
ministration . lrrency hill began .lllg
second stage .i‘ its legislative Sour
today. when lenntor Owen, chair
of the Senate Banking committee.
sled debate in the Senate Mr. O
dcloied a gleut deal of his spade
demonstrating how the administration
plan would opel‘ute.
Senator Hitchcock, of the antia ,
xllinisttation wing of the Banking com:
nllttee, will follow Senator Owen:
present the hill drawn by himself and Z
the live Republicans of "lo conlmltto
Ads. for light on the "\ lots to buy"
puzzle.
leather to be.
*4... m- . ___....._.......—
ow prices.
usmess
in might and taught thorough-
of his business is still in that line, but
, 1?: books nod stationery are
minimal Free; students to ..
. chive the Mt oi individual ’
,lmtmotlon in small strum st
iii“ branched out Mr. Whitman ill
a brother at the late Genevieve Halo
Willtlook who contributed largely in
prose and verse to the papers of New
Haven. Tile with, Mrs. Whitiocll. has»
been the somatic soloist at the trim
Methodist church for some years and
to wall known inclusion! circles. They
have two line moons l’l moths, and
one man months. Mr. Whitleslt ill
“Minimums omelet and has drilled ;
his in: do but Mi 5mm. Hr. .‘Whio r
. look on a Want m
Merrill i"
Fusiliers ‘ ’ '
, 11.
Ideal Winter Shoes
For the man who dislikes to wear rubbers, Emerson
Shoes are as near waterproof as it is possible i...
Notice the model shown here.
out for nomlort in welltint. like all Binarwnl it has all .
the style and mind the most critical can demand; f
Equally u and Emerson: lor drum. work or
play waltlol or you.
4’ CONNEALLY AND BHAGKE‘i
m. Greatly Reduced Prices of Ludioh'
Dresses. shirts, Welm. hurl? nod Corsets.
When a Woman goes shopping she soon to the store in which
she has the greatest confluence. She does not judge stores by for
they claim to do, but what they do do.
she has always learned gives all or more than the promise.
some stores are away» claiming to give unheard of values. it.)
quite often the case that some other store not claiming to tens
really giving hotter values While we are firm believers in W
tiling, we know that women Millie ill mostly BY WHAT Will be
, not by what we say. Hence we depend soon real, genuine value
in; to get on customers and has» them.
um! i" WM 37 RIC
WI ALT‘R FR t:
Allhoulb studied .
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I'l I'IJI ,I,I l,‘:l,l.l,h‘v a
and himself Suite. Coats
She goes; to the store 11
while
We want you.
Norwalk Chronicler