wumsmefin
must-ovum»!
F. A. LANE
ow
Mt.
Mr. and Mn. John Glover, of bows
v.stroet. are entertaining friends tron}
liihiindoiphinV
Whom Cherry, or New York, is
the west oil-Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Cmninghum‘. gt Dome street.
George F. Holloway. of New York.
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
0. Mel). of Lowe street, for the day.‘
Eureka Rebekah Lodge will hate a
rehearsal of the degree team and-
guards on Friday evening at.8 o’clock.
Mr .nndIMrs Herman Alexander of
Danbu-ry. will spend Thanksgiving
,with Mrs Galvin Ii. Snyder, oi idly
avenue
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Mr. and Mrs. William Carr. of Stem-
iorrd. will he Thanksgiving guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maciuriund, oi'
’Bouton street.“ -
Mr and Mrs. Jack Burgess and
three children, of Shrewehury, Moose-f
ohusetts, are spending severa'i days
via; Dr. andKMrs. .l. Milton Coburn,’
It the Qoloniul Cottage.
The Bishop mill is in the hands of
pointers and carpenters. being put into
usable condition for Jacobs it Soon.
the New York leather concern, which .
'th soon occupy it.
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A further diagnosis of some of the
Miss Scrub Benton, of Eimwood are)
one will spend the day in Bridge games of hesketbeii at dbo urinary tow
[celebration at the meeting a. week
There will be two rattling good
night for the Wm I50! Uthe season:
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Olive Branch wage} No. ill. K. oil
P. will amuse for tile anniversu'y
hence
11. .
UNION SUITS
“The new loom“ with the
new list seam};
Lsdies‘ Medium Weight Union
Suits ................. $1.00
ladies' Fleeced illned Union
Suits ..... 76c and $1. 00
Ladies' Merino Union Suits 31 50
Ladies’ Silk and Wool Union
Suits ...‘.I.... coconut: $2.75
Misses' Fleece Lined Union
Suits ................. 60c
Misses' Wool Union Suits “.00
. Extra Sizes.
Lsdlee' Medium Weight Union
Suits. 7 to 9 ...... $1.25
Luiies‘ Fleece Lined Union
Suits, 7 to 9 ........... $1.00
Ludiee' Merino Union Suits, 7
to 9 ............... $1.75
imdios' Silk and Wool Union
Suits. 7 to 9 ........... 82.25
J . I. Mallette
as Washington as.
Tel. “0. .0. Milt.
Teeth and
cases of reported typhoid fever in.
south INorwallt has proven it to be a
billions form of malarial fever. which
yields quite promptly with proper
medical treatment.
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(‘ ontractors Brown & Hoyt. of South
Norwnik, are busy with the work on
the iockwood place, on North avenue.
Norwnlil. They have ueverai teams‘
and some twenty laborers employed
removing the top-soil, excavating and
grading the grounds.
John W. Pierce, of Mull: utreet. Win~
nipaull. who has been confined to the
house for the past three months with.
u serious beige of typhoid lever, is now
improving nicely. die has been able
to walk out in the yard during the
pleasant days or this week. lilo msny.‘
friends will welcome this news.
w
ions. tedious hours your wife. mother
or sister spends every day in sweep
mg. brushing and dusting. and that
you could ssvenli this time and labor
by purchasing tor them, one or the
Electric Front Premier Suction (licen-
crn, sold by A. J. Collins 00. ’iliven a
child can use it and you can hello
same domonntroted in your own home.
flee adv.
“aw-“MG
sovsi‘riss It: ran osmium.
F. s. LYON
Consumption
it has been shown that nlthy
mouths ewurm with Tuberculosis
Genus, and tint these swept into
the staunch was into the circuit:
lion and are distributed throughout
the body Decsyed teeth. are not
uni breeding grounds for Tuber-
culosis Germs. Boo to it It once
that these breeding places are not
kept in the mouth.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
makes only renewable charges for
filling teeth. ,
Bum the Teeth- Keep the Health
iii to. Meln at. so. Not-walk.
HOURS: | A. M. TO 8 P. M.
aUNDAY. IV APPOINTMENT
'ro LOCAL
MERCHANTS:
‘ ON on Asour
' use 1er
$80. 000
will be distributed to
Christine Club mem-
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. I We advise and my
I amorous); mutation
: mum this trade.
Job Punting
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FOREST MILLS WFRE
Oysters and Clams
and Escallops Fresh Daily
Opened Long Clams
Cutblll’s Bridge Fish MerketI . ....... ~ 3
times ”ohmic-o
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CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB.
rcht week will “be thel‘iust week for
deposits in the Christmas Savings
Club 'l‘heiaccounts will he closed De
comber 6th in order to get. them
icndy to mail to the members -by Dee.
ocmbor 15th The deposits at this
next week’s payments it will probe»
lily reach the expected grand total of
$80. 000. (Ill
montila since the Savings Club was
inaugurated and this law amount of
money has been gathered together by
iod. Hundreds of people will enjoy
a “Merry Christmas" on account or
being a member of the Christmas Bev-
ingsI Club.
What
Do You Know?
Bruins. not brawn. count must.
"Which «loyal: poems." and
"thi’ do you know.” motile
questions that am: the. lines
between Failure and SW
SOLUTION: A ileum in
it you haven't bought your winter clothes. don‘t wait
. lime-yttrium can be IWM and pm’
.» ._ ad. Wimn clothing not mr’. spoils cmiort but many
RomaMStmsvaluumW C _
son willprovoittothe eye; actual weer will dance»
Suits $10to$25 1 Grounds Sltl- W
_ ‘. ' With. a great range of values' in between
{NAT 'FIT'TEH 9
A Sweater will add to your winter amnion. Our as-
mutant is broad. prises low. values big. An easy sav-
ing of soc to $3 over the prices in larger cities.
"“Wm
Wé ~ Sell Clean Coal
.oNLv THE seer com. A REALLY eoooco‘AL.
Leliigh Coal
HARRIS A CANS COMPANY
Water Street. South Norwalk.
FREE DELIVERY.
Tel. 721.
MAKING INVESTMENT SAFER.
. NEW YORK. Nov. 26.“:The New
‘ York Stock Exchange through its now
ell-hing board today announced its in-
'tention to commute in the future
as for on possible in bringing about
date amount to $18, 000 .000, and with “‘9 adoption of helium measures for called
the greater protectiin oi the investing
«public throngih more careful either
It 15 3 little over eight vision of cooperation organization Try
this emi‘ it will recommend greater
publicity and fuller and more frequent‘
reports at operations than has been
small weekly deposits during this p01", WWW“? with many corporations 1“ Iued st 37‘, 800 at the retail price or
the past.
mitteo which is to make this subject
s. specioi study. and in the immune
oi the resolution, "increase the este-
ty and integrity of American invest
33 moms, and at the some time attord ev-
pm encouragement to legitimate cuter-
prises. "
wouc‘o MAKE. THIM stirrer: IF
rHsv chum.
inhaling of relay mm mm
item: that they hove ubmiutointho
hauling- medicines tor kidney and
‘lnrltle‘rthe’t it is possible to produce.
buy. "for solo by all invents.”
I” thou: no oil this incident: will our»
:Isbeps detract iron: their worth .‘
‘T filly ain‘t ell sisal”. II Knees." l
. ‘ My. documented by little balk
Iillpii car in Norwsiil.
‘lilboyoity min in emu: Norwaiit!" The .
om cohduotor oi the Stami- ,
“Street; the trolleymn pulled the bell.
' W. No passenger evinced any ‘
‘ particular interest.
Intended into the our. and said. “Lady.
did you wish to set 0!! at the city
‘49» there's that pretty building
I
I said you would it you went out with;
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(dsy; eilejsurmmed it was; and
The Exchange will appoint a com- U
best umbinstion or curvutlvo audio
I bladder ailments and winery 1mm.
Tint is why Finley Kidney Pills are the
, best medicine tor the purpose you can
the occurrences are each
you an interacting so those conjured
m imiustion and the no: thee
“My lad what do you think oi the
lily, would?“ dulled an employer or, ..
his latte» enquired mice boy. ”Wily.
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“Conductor-u
will you pieces tell metwhen we reach
Mile our. replied that he would I):
planned As the cur reached Union
The cor stopped nt Mun-shun street.
”This “the “tarball." called the con-
Tire conductor}
lull?" "Oh no," she replied, "but L
did so want Artie to see the build.
in. In that the Mile? See. Artie,
,now. Thank you so much, conductor. "
:Tho passenlors smiled uppreciutivelyl
as the bell cord snapped l
“
“Alice! You hive taken cold, as 1’
out your coat. I dont know but r
sliouid punish you severely“--tbils‘
spoke the mother of a local young
lady oi are years. “But mother do
you think that would help my cold?"
"Odlcer i an: a stranger in town.
Could you tell me where I might find
some interesting things to ochIpy my
[attention for a couple of hours until ‘
{my train comes in?" She was elderly,
end to all appearances, old-tashloned:
:“Well, now let‘s see." began Ohicer
IMM' "Rotor: Point is closed, and
IHoyt's is about over."
I‘Tve gotcha. lady. You Ito straight
down this street. They’ re buildin' a
new bridge down there no! it's a;
mighty interestin' piece 0‘ work too."
Isald by way of description. “Whom
did you make her noouaintsncu?" aek- :1
ed a friend. ”.Oil 1 was walking down
“IWeet avenue when l piped her hob-
bung toward me {gave her the ‘onca ;'
over'; she smiled; iwinkod; she re.
{turned it i remarked it was "some
i hooked her arm Thereupon wo‘
beat it {or the movies. Yep,
some chicken.‘
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some LARGE APPROPRIATIONS.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 26 ~Record-
Ibreaking estimates" for army appropil-
day by the War Department.I
Secretary Garrison transmitted to
the House his estimates for the mill-
cai year, aggregating ”(16,000 000,
which is roundly $10H000000 greater
than the iiguree submitted p your use
{or the army bill
The House committee will begin
work immediately on the army bill
with hearings on D0013, at which Sec
rotary Garrison and the heads of the
various branches of the army will be:
upon to explain the proposed
increases in expenditures of the army.
WARM WEA'nl-IER AFFECTED
TURKIV‘B.
PHIIADELIPMA. Nov. 26 UV
wards oi 25.000 pound» oi turkeys vul~
Utbirty cent- 3 pound were condemned
here by the city me‘st inspectors dur~
in; the last week According to (Dr. I
’Dlvid MoKibbin. Chief of the Meat in
emotion Department at the Bureau 0!
fleeith. the condemned turkeys had
spoiled while in transit to this city
because oi the warm weather of the
wt week. All of the condemned tur-
‘iteys were sent to u fertilizer plant
and destroyed.
«18min mild, easy action of the both
side single dose oi Dean's Regulate is
mush. Treatment curesuubitual can
Itipstiou. 25 come that. Ask your
drown) tor them.
A NEW LIVER CURE“
A cure for torpid liver and allied
liver mu-bleo has been surround by
s Newtown avenue resident. who «ya.
it any person who has any ailment
oi the liver would like to get bored.
they can do so by inking nu unto ride
from the Boston Home the
volume can! on top of Mill ill. by
' ' yet «here on”: enjoy them be 51
re» II
Iworded us build: Wooded in who ..
“Hermite Then. too. true stories are
-‘-:¢:a:II-1-I‘I‘ '.:-1-:~‘-tI:-.'-2a '-:-
be mused. U
then H
she'n‘ __
_ntions were laid before Congress to. I:
tary establishment during the next lis- ‘ .
. richly up and back. morning and limit «
I“? a too are. umoml dilution . ."
rfiullifiil.I.III.ICI,IIZI.A; 5.1”: ".u I I; u' l I; I:
Grt Thanks - ~ ~
S e at Beckmalln
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Iulinxulsvfllr'I‘l‘l'I'i
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_; Largest variety of Good Things to E:
and Drink 1:: the city I
Stine Open Tonight
CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY
A. F. ,"Béckmanuli: C
Grocers and Wine Merchants .
88 AND 85 WAOHINO'ION 81". IOU". NOIWAULUQ
. prions Mo.
I‘I'I‘I'n' Z . l 2 . ‘ . .
"JOCK
Idea} Winter Shoes
For the men who dislikes to wear rubbers, Emerson
Shoes are as nest mterprooi as it is possible for
leather to be. .
Notice the model shown here. Although studied
out for oomiort to walking. like all Bmersons' n has oil ‘ .
the style no «in: the modification demand
Equally II good Bmenonl for dross; work or
play weitin‘ for you.
.Izlz Izl'l’l. l:-
THANSGIVING SALE
at Greetiy Reduced Prices at Ladies“ and Misses“ Suits, C .
Dresses, Shirts, Walsts, Furs and Corsets
li' hen v. woman goes shopping she goes to the store inU which
she has the greatest confidence She does not judge stores by who,
they claim to do. but “list they do do. She goes to the store WhU'
she has always learned gives all or more than the promise. Willi
some stores are always claiming to give unheard of values. it it
quite often the case that some other store not claiming so much .i
really giving better values. While We are firm believers in adult:
tiring. we know that women judge us mostly BY WHAT WE DO end
not by What we any. Hence we depend upon real, genuine value git
inc. to get us customers and keep them. We want you.
SALE W 80TH STORES
WE ALTER FREE.
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
33 South Main St. South Norwailt
515 Main 8L, Shadow. 33 South Main St, South Norma“:
HIGHER TAX 0N FRENCH I
BACHELORS.
PARIS NOV. 2lI.--All VIP!“ 11 Hill" WILLIE“ ItN'l‘iIt‘ NOV. 26. WSW
store Mid bacllclms 0ch the age of George E Hinmab of the Rebuild!
30 unless they have at least :lnce Ipei- State Central Committee, today
sons dependent on them we to ho1 out notices for a meeting Gillie
subject ‘0 a increase of 20 ”W cm" Umittco in iinrliuld on Thursday a
on the income <tnx imposed by tho noon December 1. M halt past.
bill now under consideration.
The Senate committee in charge of Ur“ the purpose of selecting ” Willi/G
the hill introduced this clause telling, .nor to Charles F Brooher of“
when it terminated its cxnminnliou of Umnmb" from CWMCW‘“ 0’ i '
the measure which has taken hour WWW“ National “WWW“ WW
yearn to prepare. The report is to signed ”90011133 "and to imam
be submitted ebortly m the Senate other business which may come '0
- --—- ' the meeting."
Household helpers watch Sentinel
Want Ads. tor chances to tind more
appreciative employers.
A good adv. We host intb
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I Can’t Wear Out My “ Hub-Mark .
Warrior” and Thousands of
Fishermen Say That Too.
. For on: years the boots of the Boston Rubber . “
Company we been the Fishes-monk standard bosom
of their Wenrfirooinling qualities.
Norwalk Chronicler