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$1.11) to $5.00
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FANCY GOODB.
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arr:
Thanksgiving Nockwanr.
250 to 31700. ;;
and 85 from the Portsmouth: N. IL‘
Navy Yards loll hare. today Mr Phil-
gaiiiaiphla, where they will board the
lirausport Plnlrio for Pensacola, to!
await [driller ordoro. The men worol
Thanksgiving Ribbons.
‘19:. 25c, 49c.
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Thank-diving Hoaiory, . I" (all field Inniiom. The Charlestown
TAcigfi-SSELT3 F0“ SILENCE . 25c to 81.00. g} detachment woo commanded by (lap: ,
' 31% talu ”Walter I. 11111 Captain Illlghen'
DOILIES AND FANCY Thanksgiving Walato, ’ , was In command of tho company from
- Portsmbuth.
a.
01.00 to $2.40. .
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chinchllias, ”bonclo etc,
ruffles will he on dioplay at . . . .
CORSETS. for this week only:
$3.00 Nemo corsets ..........
$3.50 Nomo Corsets ..........
HOSIE-RY, half silk ...........
All silk ”Elsie” Hose ........
CHILDREN'S FUR SETS .....
“Ht- -r’-.I.W ‘
FORCE VOTE ON CURRENCY BILL,
"~—
Domocrato of the Senate Reaort to
Extrome Measures.
WASHINGTON. Nov. lids—Extreme
measures wore decided upon today .by ;
the Democrats of the Senate to force
the currency reform bill to an early
voile. Determined to prevent curtail-
mm of budnou activity and to rd
. llovo tho uncertainty in financial do
cleo an to what form currency logis-
iatlon to to to“. the Democrats agreed
to malts the bill a party measure at
once. to have no Christmas recess un-
ion. the measure «has been mused b8.
tom the time not (or the holiday and
to lit day and; night until final action
ll uncured.
Thus dooiaiona were reached» at a
conference that «ban in the morning
and van railroad tonight The Son
ate loads“. working in harmony with
Pro-wont Wilson and his advisers, do»
otdod to sit hand closed doors for
tho halanco of the week. not oxdoptlng
Matron, Wank-giving nay, until an
Wont can he reached colon tho
Mia: bill that will inure united
amort for it in tho Sonata.
not») work on the hill ham to
111.11%. Tho light will be transferred to
ma Sonata: floor Monday. and from
that than toward daily ileum will
hudfmmemloil p.111. with
lam in Wood cacopt for (inflat-
hIla Dot.
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dilation-amino...
A Dickerman 8180a
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. '
WE. ONE 8. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
Thanksgiving
‘ Week Specials”
SUITS, in large variety, in the season's latest materials and
COATS, in the very latest models.
sale this week anutonlohinxly low prices
WE REPAIR A"ND Fifi-MODEL runs
M. Moltasch 8: Son
120 WASHINGTON ST.
MAIN STORE—210 Atlantlo 81rd“, Stlmford.
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New York New
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RAILROAD
I‘IME TABLE
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SOUTH NORWALKTO new YORK.
A. ill.*1:20x. 5:33x. fivilx, 6:09,
0:55, 7:18. 7:46, 11:17:, 8:56x.49:15x.
9:37, 10:27x. 10:45x, 11:44.
P. Mrlzimx, 1:18, 3;00. 3:29, 4:40x,
5:32. 5:46, 6:00x. 6:43, 7:3lx. 11:37:,
10:12x, 10:52.
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citation all altos ..................................... $1198 up ' A. M.——12:5dx, 5:33. 5:41, 8:54,
in plain cloths. mixtures, 10:2.“ 11:24. _
in misses and ladies sizes .. $5.90 09 P {“42” NH» 3,00 -14
DRESSEaincorduroys and eel-gen ................... $4.98 UP _‘ ‘ '_ "’ x'_:' ' ‘ x. “' “1
WAISTS, a. large range of voiios. laces and crepe waists with I 6306*. 4112. 71-HX.. 9237K. 1011“.
.......................... on: up Ii 10:28.
""""""" g'gg INEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
............................ 25c I A. M.-—-12:00x, 4:403. 6:40, 6:45.
............................ 49¢ *8:03x, 8:51x,‘ ‘9':.Ifix, 10:02:13 '10:06,
A large mist or LADIES' FUn' daddiealrd‘mli‘fii :n 10:50" ”‘03‘ .
Y _ r. M.*12:03x, 1:05, 2:041, 2:51.
01301:. 3:56x. (:20. 5:06a, 5:24. 5:88.
6:01x, 6:07, 82183:, 9:44, 11:15. 11:30.
Sunday; V
A. M.--12:00x. 6:00. 82031:,
’10:02x, 11:00x.
I P. BIL—12:10, 1:021, 3:89x. 5108:.
5:04 6'01x, 7'16x.8’101,9'44x,"11‘158.
9:008.
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9.1831,“):321. ll: 11:.
‘ . : P Liz—«12 03. 11: 57:. 1:20, 35:16:.
WHITE HOU8E DINNER. ':4 28, 5:12. Grlfix, 8:47. 7:10): 11:80:.
1*" 3101501. 11: 26.
President Wilson Has Two Turkoya, Sundayu.
One From Rhoda Inland and I A. M.—-«12:28, 1:17, 7:43, 9:16x,
Other From Kontucky. : 11:11:.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.—-Preaidont P. M.-12:09x, 2207!. 4:47;, 0:121,
Wilson will move his first Thanksgiv- 6:40, 72101:. 8:841. 9220:. 10:50:.
In: dinner in the White Honda. sur-
rounded by a few friends on! all his SOUTH NORWALK TO DAN’URV'
immediate family. except Mm Frang A. M.:*l 20. 6: 13. II: 21, 9: 59:.
cin liowoa Sayre, who no: married 1’. M.*1:86. 4:88:. 0:80. 7:16.
yesterday. and is on her honoymoon.‘ cundaya.
No special turkeys, one irom thodo1 ‘ A. TIL—10:36.
island and the other Iron: Kentucky,‘ P. hie-8:15. 7:15-
will be on the White House table. I ._
In the morning the president plans,» DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK-
to attend idle. Pan American Milan in; A. N.:—-6 00. 7: 28. 8. 18, 10:08:.
Si. Patrick's Church, on annual event In: 58
Ito which many officials and members P Dir-4:211. 8:44. 8:80.
or the Diplomatic Coma 30.1100qu , i rundayl.
lions by Protestant clergyman against A. M.:—-'I Bl 11: 40.
the pmidont‘o attendance became of; P. N*0: 00. ‘1: 48. l: 30.
the official atmosphere thoy oonoond
is thrown about the service, had not
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BOSTON, Nov iii-«Two huhdrodC
marines, lir from the Ghnflootown‘
changed the president! plan: no for
as was known tonight; in the ditch
noon the president may take a turn on
the poll links Ii tho weather in to-
vorable. I
i Moat other officials 01 it’ho adminis-
tration will dine at their home- horn.i
It will ho a. holiday in all the [av-
ornmont cm and 010er who will:-
od to draw in advance won their «I
nrioa have boon comma to do no. I
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0100 T0 GAR! FOR HID WV!»
Thu will of Richard Roomy. who
THE~LATEBT INVENTION OF THE GREAT THOMAS A. EDISON
Come in our atore and Henry".
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The A. J. Angevine 8: Son “Co,
134.136 Wuhinoton Street. South Norwalk.
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mm Duty Min Wataon.
{cred Inmate then scrubbed me. my
The report of Miss Madonna Za~ head as wall as my body. all In the
hrinkio Doty, lawyer, and Milan Eli}; some tub The washcloth was a piece
ahoth (1. Watson, tanneriy 111va of an old ahir-t; the soap woo kitchen;
tor or the Ndw York some Morrison). rm a. bottle or kerosene all“
Common, on the conditions they no produced and poured upon my.
found in Auburn prison of that mad Ihair and moped in. i wait than glvenI
may canoe treat reforms it! over the a prison nightgown and conducted to
owntry in the treatment of woman 'a cell barefootod and locked in. 11y 1
winners. They found the prisoners i hair was not dry and was hill of hero 1
were so harshly treated that they acne oil. It got on my pillow and on
would probably be worn oilenderaImy hands and face. but I m to on,
after leaving priaon than when they Iduro it.
ontmd They had entered the prinlml hair because one small towel 16 by,
with the put-pou- of moduluawaok‘ 34 inches. was the wooha allowance
and no one except the warden knew "While waiting to he Bertllloned, 1
they were other chap iprilonm Bnt‘smiiod at the girl sitting next to me
they found conditions so bad they had and tho matron throaoonod to punish
to loan at the ead at (our days. me. as she said she had two othorl
Sold Miss DoI!: m. and that If the wanted no ..
"We entered the prison on Monday; could punish me right now for having j
night before election. I was home talked to the girl in the next cell the ..
diately conducted to a bathroom and day More. when. as a mattor or fact
obliged to strip, even my hairpinoI i had not woken. if any one owned ~-
boiag taken from me.
told to not into a tub of ram.
made an ”tempt to “it myself but
was told to keep my hand- all A 001
Then 1 wanll was obliged to rise and (ace the :I
1..qu All prisoners are obliged to do ,
{this whether any one. man or vain-
an. pas-oil."
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In.» and limo playlnx
and playing union. This we did 011- I
Story
‘ . 'f by I". In: In the air, the plea Inst made our
"I.” m Slim '; mouth: water, and tho podium madogI
our on: clan. The ombarriu with .j
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Mr ruddy» bag and. tho wholo thind
My lor on an»... awn-l" to m. i
ran-ammo ma MMMGIPI hiothor am told no to sit down -
died more month: ago at the soldiaI-a‘
Hobo. in Roman rhinitis. ha: anal
approved by Julian Km: to the
wow Tho utato
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On Thanksgiving Day-the‘Sto‘re .iS Closed
It wan impossible to dry tho‘i
the piano. “
“oi-sins tolling Thanksgiving atorlonn.
Th k ‘ ' h 7 :‘tII mm» called “aout to the amino:
an sglymg :,
' I Then came our surprise; it nearly ‘ ..
took our breath, tor there was the _:
tabla all not. The turkey was ntoam- I“
. A Sale of Charmeuse
Nearly 1,000 Yards of Shimmering Silks
valued at $211 yard, tor $1.39
In plain WOHIB, a manufaciu or‘o clonlnnco and we took
this quantity irom IIhim, knowing that many of our patrons
would he delightedn at this chanto to add one more dainty
gown to their wardrobes, cancel-ally at such a tempting prion;
Please examine the Silks and be convinced that the quality
is worth $2.00. ‘ ‘
A Long List of Colors. Black included
Copenhagen Blue, light and dark, Lavender, Till]. Navy
and Sky Illuc, Rose, Garnet, American Beauty, Burgundy
lied, Duck Wing Blue, Pink, Ilrown, \‘I'liltnl'in. Rosella and
Mahogany.
Forty inches wide, $1.39
At the Silk Section, Friday Morning.
A Clearance of French Velvets
in the Upholstery Store
A gathering of Remnants of high grade Vol?
vets that have been accuumlaliliug for the past season will no
placed on dale Friday morning.
Lengths average from sov on-olgllths to~iwo and a hall.
in Copenhagen blue, rescda, emerald, (all, brown and dust coi—
Furnishing
ruby and odd shades of wistnria and mauve.
$1. 69 a yard
For table scarves, choir seats. cushion
or, mahogany,
Fromer Dl‘iit} :3. 00
\Vidill 50 Inches.
covers, hogs, fancy work, and in a low instances enough for
kimono coats for evening wear.
Third i’loor, Friday morning.
Black Japanese Waists
at Changed Prices
Japanoae Silk Waiata, mostly high nook and long sleeves.
all sites included, were from 03.0010 $5.00, to close out at
'5189, $2.50 and $375
Colored Wash Silk Waiats. ' I
An odld lot of sizes. mostly light effects, nice qualities,
$1.50, $2. 75 and $3. 75
Second Floor.
Holiday Gloves
FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
Full and complete as have been our supplies of wanted gloves,
our stocks are now still larger because of additional shipments
just arrived for the holidays. Only the very best of glove inahlono
in reliable. serviceable and desirable mokoa are rem-muted. No
matter what kind orxlovoo you desire (or personal wear, or his
aim. in sure that this atorowlll send you host and moot sailo-
.44
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Glove: untamed how my be changed. by the rocipIent allur
the holidayo.
The N. B. Ryan Co.
'0 WASHINGTON 81‘. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN-
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Norwalk Chronicler