M; Authentic, Burglary! Liabil-
no. Gannon-anon, Fidelity Bonds. 151
fit we can write any kind ot‘inlur—
m 3.": may require. Call 115 on tho
"PAtAone ..No 1289.
. Rathskeller
Open from 9 a. m.'
to 11.30 p. m.
MUSIC SATURDAY
I NIGHT i
iiailowe’ en cards and novelties atI
. Briggelman Bros. ’
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Exactly the right things in rover—j
coats at Rogers .5 Stevens. See adv. A
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Mr and Mrs William J Foster, olI
yr’teed street. are spending the day;
«pith friends and relatives in Danbury. l
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New arrival of suits, coats. skirts,
waists and underwear at Moltasch'5;
Inspect the new styles, l
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I John H. Gallagher, of Chestnut
street, enjoyed a pleasant visit, Yes-
terday, at the home .of Bridgeportl
street, friends. ' ‘
Correct stationery at Road’s. See
adv.
_\'i’illiam Brown, of Cross
First District, is passing cigars around'
today A bov 3155 born this morning} Miss Esther Weaterheld has return-
and the child and mothe1 are doing ed to Norwalk, after a 1isit11ith Mrs.
nicely. Carter Westerfleld of Norfield Wes-
ton.
The City National Bank would like I
to talk our 5 business matter with William Tristram. in chorge or oneA‘
you. See adv. of the rural free delivery routes of theAl
South Norwalk post-omits, today?
starts_0n an enjoyable two :voeks' va-
catioii. s
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James C. Forbush', who suffered :1
stroke a week ago yesterday, is in a
critical condition. Yesterday there
., was a marked change for the worse.
and little hope is held out now for
his recovery.
I
Millicent. daughter of Mr and Mrs. A
Samu‘el (‘, lreland, of Bates Court.‘ .
tell do11n stairs and broke her left
-—. leg just abo1e the ankle. The patient
—Hnnd in 3our tax list and avoid is doing nicely.
the rush. . . _ I
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—r.—..'-——-— ——Don't forget to hand in your tax
Mr. and Mrs Harry G. Cooke and list early
famil3. of Branlord, spout Sunday at
the residence of Mrs. Cooke's father, James Erwin; of‘San Francisco. will
Dr S H. liuAptinAgtAon. Mr. Cooke is give his interesting lecture “From the
one of the "most prosperous farmers Golden Gate to Puget Sound " w-
in Connecticifi, using up—to date metb- night in the First Methodist Episco-
I ..ods in the conduct of his farming in- pal church, of South Norwalk. To-
I "xterests. - morrow evening he will lecture on
AA:—_A—-—A--» :“Through Western Wonder Lands."
L—(Ii‘ieaning: PreAssing Securing and Both lectures will be accompanied by
AIERepairing, also StIeam and Dry Clean. beautiful views in natural color-.11.
ing for La‘di'es‘ and Gentlemen Prices 11 large crowd is 51190ch to witness
ed to come early, the lecture starting
. at 8 o'clock promptly. The trolley
Extensive Iltera’liona are now {go- éompnny. tor the convenience oi the’
tag on at the new boats building. and traveling piihlié. will have cars Wait-
it is expected that the Elks villi be ing at the close of the entertallhnent.
able to give a grand reception in their 1
new quarters on January lot. 1915. at John Greenwood. oi Belden avenue,
~ which time the public will be invited for manyqeara leader or the Tuesday
to inspect an’inatitution that will. be evening class of the First Methodist
a credit to Norwaik. Episcopal Church. and who some
W weeks ago. sustained a stroke of par-
A second case at diphtheria in the glyph, is obliged to give up his class
Fitch. School has been reported to work and Samuel 89mp]e_ of West
ththA Officer” 5 Tracey. the 61" street, has been appointed leader.
cot/cry being made last Saturday The
Iviotiln is Ve'rna Beers, of 55 Oshorne: ;
' ;. avenue. East. Norwalk. Because of:
'JIthia case the health authorities have.
decided that it habitat to close the
.. room in which the two cases have oc-
,3 l curred, and accordingly orders to have
1 ' ' 'dloom 3 shot up for a week were giv- ’
‘ on.
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.78 Washington St:
Call 1294- i.
TREES TRIMMED
CAVITIES TREATED.
Beaupain 8. Saunder
ARBORCULTURIBTB.
SOUTH NORWALK- CONN,
i 1 .
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ALWAYSIOPEN.
' Wrivate teaching every afternoon
and evening.- Now pupils accepted 03'.
POLLEY’S
lPriva‘te Dancing'
I School
We guarantee to teach anyone oIi'I
the modern dances in 7priva’te lessons I
" for 85 or refund your money.
' [Dan at 21 Monroe st. or “21.14132 mm“ 1059*
' 31111.3 Assured Opp R.‘ 13; Station ’
Brastare
Just received, new shipment
[Brads Jardlnieres, Fern Dishes,
blelia Stands. Candle Sticks.
Ash Trays. ,Etc.
Albert F. Gehebe
25 WASHINGTON STREET.
I SOUTH NORWALK.
oi
Um-
Vases,
'; ‘fiw 'r‘“ rum-w anew-:21» 2»
Prompt Delivery.
=3
1
' PBECEPT
Wars abroad, stirring news events and II—world-wido'
refinances must not dist‘act you. favored 11.5 you are in
Hard of post, em. d pl Inty. from this great issue of 5‘
1 mr lire-«Gm-ING Milli". it AND KEEPING Am ..
g- . .. “in time of:- pesto. prepare for warn—911113 great pro-7
. ept um nMcr brought homo to you, the. individual. more
.:mpre5 lvio 3 than right next. Yéu can apply the principlu., '. .-
tn‘ yoursalc in these worr's. "it time or lenty prepare for . 7
“aw—'15s. 841’s no: isibic‘ NECFSSIAR thing is n 3111-
ings account. ma: utnincd through "thick aild thin" aim
right. Work guaranttaed R. E Dibble. this evening's lecture. everyone is urg- »
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1100115, 11 Harvest Home festival will
This shows what was left of the home of Pascal Sampicr5.a
prominent man of Antwerp, alter the Germans 'had bombarded
the place for a few days.
demolished it
Mr. Samplers posed in the hole IEmade by the
shell.
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~-EXTRA SPECIALS—~-~
Delicious Creamery Butter. :1 ll1.I
Live Oats. Buckwheat. a pAkg‘Al.
. Grandmapfiancaloe 'Flour. 3 pkg]: ...... .L' .. an.
Karo Syrup, 5 can ..
Granulated Sugar, 4 lbs. .
A. STULL
..--.o... 55--
- 33¢
~25¢
.:. ....25¢
9¢
- 25¢
24 cornea eraser.
nor nonwanx.
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()ne mighty shell atruciéc his home and ’
~50 wau. mutt
uoawaut.
mom: «I.
O. B. J ackson
' Opticia n
EVenvthinQ in the Optical Idne=
Eyes Examined Free
It
Blankets and
Comfortables
SEASONABLE BED COVERINGS AN ASSORT-
MENT, FROM WHICH oEVERY NEED CAN BE SUP-
PLIED ARE OFFERED AT OUR USUAL' MODERATE;
- PRICES.
Blankets -from 59c to $7. 50 per Pair-
from 98c to $8. 50 Each. .
ComiOrtabies,-
A. J. Collins 8.; (30.
Funeral Director and Embahner
North Main Street Phonon]?
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Harvest Honse Festival
AT. THE
’ . Sunni Norwalk Congregational church parlors. Tuesday and Wednesday; .
Oct 27 muffle, afternoon and evening, under the auspicps or the Woman's '
‘. Assoblation and Men’s Brotherhood of the church ..
» SEE READING NOTICE .
Advert: se it The Evenina'. Somme.
'W‘
Tomorrow and Wednesday alien
South Nous-slit Congregational church aboard the oyster boat "A‘ComAmhndetf._
fi.’
.AIJD wnnooim‘
Gharlaa Green, of Steamboat Pinon."
in company with (1119111111 mid amass ‘
be conducted by the ladies of the son. is spendina- the day on a trip A
Dresses
.. Cloth and Satin combina-
tions,Asatin sleeves and drop
skirt: in navy and black.
All sizes.
They are real. values
$12.98 and $16.50.‘
Specially priced for toddy,
. . $7.93 and $10.98.
' Other Dresses from
$3.93 up to $25.
Koliege Koats
I“ 3.79%., “P:
Ladi'es‘ 'Iand Misses’
Suits
All wool serges and poplins.
at
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'..o"'
‘4‘ 5..
5'33
good values at $19.00 to
$25. ISueciai for today,
$12.98 .0 $19.50.
Credit
If you want it.
JACOBY’S
Hoyt’s Theatre
COMING MONDAY
. Anchor Sterling “Array. of MII'CUO
Loow’o Superior Vaudeville.
Notable engagement of the diminutive
musical star of “The Newlyweds and
their Baby Fame."
JIMMIE ROSE." a CO.,
II in a genuine 'laughIIIproducIer.
uon. sumo." I
A rare mualcal treat,
I HHIIJPPI FOUR
A 'qnartetto oi continenm instrumen- ~
.' to! and vocal stars. in o. delightful
program. . A I , ,
A little laughter and bright Songs by
claMWIT-H I» PARHImHoIm
in their original specialties. _
Comedians who sing and dance.
O'BOYLE I. BRAZIL
Real laughter provokers with a fund at
real witticisma and swingy melodies.
Special, added , attraction—The dare
devil European gymnasts,
RECKLES TRIO
Fearless feats in mid-air,
PARAMOUNT HOUSES
Special Six rm Paramount Fea-
I ture forAToday and Tuesday
Williatn Tell
Remarkable Film Story of Scot-
land’s Liberation
THURSDAY IANDA FRIDAY
Kelcey Aand' Shannon. Well
Known Actors in
“After the an»?
II IIIIfi o [A'A.I
f Ail; {ghgzsuza "‘€’{}IIII.I')1"U-
Should your eyes 1111.;- mwn giving
.you trouble or 301"- glasses need
adjusting fee! at liberty to consult-A
WiLLtAM J. Atl'liitillil, '
0111‘ch ‘
Room I. Rooter lintdlnp.._
, No. 195 We?!" ppm
peptic H
we m.'-is. 2m
m” . “av.-.”— Jnlflw. ,
"Special Sale of New and Attractive Fine
and Fashionable Apparel
for women and misses. Discriminating wornen 11' ho invzest ‘gate are am—
ong our most 1alued tustomers. Do 3ou i111".<tignte and compale. ’ Then
3ou must know that the latest and most acceptable styles are here
nemesentedin1arietythat equals any elsewhere to be found and at
ill‘ites that maintain our reputation for best values. .
32:32pm” Smartly Tailored Suits: 57 .98, ,3“ .98, $11.98,
W omen’s Smartly Tailored COVIS: $7 98. $9. 98,
819. 98 to 825. 00.
“'omt'n' a Smart DRESSES: 851,98 11:1 to 850.
SKIRTS: $1.98 up to 310.
01 it \i- .lisTS me, the talk 0! the. 1mm from 98(- up to $7. 98.
F‘xceptlonal 1alues in Millinery i'nirimmed Dress Huts of Lyons 1el-
vet and silk plush large medium and small sailors. turbans and oth—
gr bshnpes from 98c up. ‘Come and see the variety as they can not
9 eat.
THE PARIS
The style store for Ladies
819.98 and \
$11.08, $14.08, $17.98
33 So. Ill/Iain St.
South Norwalk.
Wefaiter FREE of charge
5%
Stamford" Theatre
«Tonight
8:15
The Estateoi Henry B. Harris
Presents
Rose .Stahi
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In a Four Act Comedy
A Perfect Lady
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By Charming Pollock and Rennold Wolf.
1 Note—Mail and Telephom Orders Given Prompt Atten-
tion. Prices 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50. Few at.$2.oo.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
-Matin_e‘ca 2:15. Evenings 7:ooA and 9:00
The World’s Favorite
Ethel Barrymore in
“THE NIGHT lNGALE”
A five-part motion picture written for Miss Barrymore by
August Thomas.
’And 0051.33; Reels. _.
Matinees 10c. Evenings 10c and 15c I
FRIDAY EVENING 8:15 P.,M.
Arthur Hammerstein
' Often) HisIRolilck‘ng/{r:esistible. Musical Comedy Suc- -
cess as 'Przsentod During the Unparalleled Record Run of .
One Year at the N. Y. Casino. . _ ,
High Jinks
~ Book and Lyrics by Otto Hauerbach. Music by Rudolph ~~ »
A Priml. Authors of "Tho Firefly "
‘A‘Ovei'flowing with haunting melodies that will rer- ~
ma". :1 fixed in the memory. ”—N Y. Tribune.
.50
Prices, $i50 $100, '.75',
SIEIAT SALE‘ WEDNESDAY. Mail atom accompanied
with remittance and return stamped envelope filled in the
order of receipt.
.. l ELLL'I‘RIO ldGiI‘flYG.
‘ tire-have added a system to, ounbu alneaa whereby We can .wlro your
hou e and you pay for it on the instnl merit plan. A 'phone call or postal
'I will brink: representatiVa who will in rthar explain.
, \ELEGI‘RIO' LIGHTING FIXTURES.
Fixtures arc the lowest in town. No matter who does the ,
Norwalk Chronicler