chain-undue».
E. KBanks
Wild-idiom do. Wilt.
~« 10c
3900‘. Mb STATIONERY STORE.
3 P New f, ii
~ .3 7 , LS Hotel Msbaokemo _
i Dobro-table dual-actor Dolls Arrangements maybe
~ m "" ‘° "5° made for Dances, Balls and
] ammonium in to see 0‘11““ dfi‘airs.
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, o arpcc'o'areor
D‘ONNELL'Y S LunchandDinner
smfim 15 scam St. 3 .-
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WEATHER" FORECAST. "
Rain tonight: Saturday rain. .followed
by clearing and colder.‘ Weildeiined
, disturbances are centraithis morning
over Lake Huron, oif the Gulf coast
‘ xsouth of Louisiana. and over Northern
Idaho. , They are causing unsettled, '
weather with rain or snow in the Lake
Muhammmtha
northwestern- districts. High winds
were reported from the Lower bakers-
gion and storm warnings have been or-
' dared along the Atlantic "coast from
.r-thiniastaflnine. Hedonism-
tures prevail In nearly all districts.
‘ This vicinity gnu be under the iniln
' ence of the eastern low pressure dur-
ing the next twenty-four to thirty-sis
horns, and unsettled rainy weather
with high southerly winds will prevail.
followed by clearing and colder with
strong westerly winds Saturday after-
noon or night.
; WEATHER A YEAR AGO!
TODAY.
——
Temperature: .Low, 28; high,
56. Rain.
\
Taylor I: Golden insure against
burglary. it seems rather desirable
just now especially. See adv.
‘ -—500 Carnation Pinks will be given
away at the Saturday opening of
Hayes' City Market. so North Main
street. , \ .
A subscriptiondance at the Norwalk
Country éiub has been arranged for to-
morrow night. ‘Aii the members are
cordially invited to be present.
«Sirloin Steak. 14c. lb. New York
Market. ‘
~Dancing Roodner Hall Sat. Eve.
Light is one of the best protectors
from burglars. Let the United Elem;
trio Light 8: Water 00., wire your
house.
-—Blly your Christmas Gifts at the
air. Eureka Rebecka Lodge. Red
len’s Hall, South Norwalk tonight
nd tomorrow. Many useful and pret-
. ty articles for sale. Dancing. Svec's
robestra. 1
is you have a minute, turn to
Cutbills adv for fish specials.
A large number, of local young morni
who have formed a club, with head-'
quarters over the Central Food Com-
pany‘s store‘ airs planning to hold a
smoker and social time on Monday ev-
ening of next week. This club is daily
increasing in popularity, and the ma-
a‘ority oi‘ the downtown young men
will soon be members. One of the
rooms has been tastefully tarnished
with attractive furniture,‘ and the oth-
er two rooms. are undergoing exten-
sive improvements.
' APEOIAL FOR SAT. ONLY.
With every $2.00 worth of groceries
will give you 10 ibs. sugar for $1.09.
United Grocery. :0 North Main street.
m—
-, s-SPECIAL THIS WEEK—
Sal Hapstlca. ass size 171:
Sal Heparin. so: also 3g:
athe light ia‘uncertain.‘ So does Build-
. naan. Westport and Silver-mine. Miss
Coal that gives satishctiop at liar-
ris' d: Gans. ' Give it "a trial,’ '
.«Mrs. Jennio‘floward and-familyhavs
removed front West Washington street
to 2 Merwin street, uptown. ,
"Roast Beef, 12 l-2c. lb. New York
Market. '
A large four-family tenement house
is to be erected on the corner of Fort
and Hanfbrd streets. on the East Side,
for William Elton. the East Norwnrs 3
cool man. A new Haven architect 1s
busy at present drawing up specifica-
tions. ,
Household utensils specially priced
at Gehebe'stombrrow. See adv. '
Percy Sharron. a popular Kowayton
Republican. is one of the seevral local ,
young men who have announced théir
didacy for a deputyship under
Sherid-oleot Simeon Posse. Mr. Sher-
ron has the support of many, and
stands a good show for the position.
Old fashioned Thanksgiving dinner
served from 12: 30 to 3: 80 o'clock. at
The Royal James inn, on November
26th. ‘
We. know of many more pleasant
things than inspecting a building when
lug inspector Ciarehce l; Finch. who
recently suflerbd a painful injury. when
be connected with a coal pail while
inspecting some new work being done
to an uptown residence. r
For Saturday specials in meat, re
member-the Sanitary 'Market. , See
adv. on 9th page.
Every unusual light those nights
looks suspicious when one considers
the band or‘ bruglars at large in this ~
vicinity. Last evening the night watch-
man of the South Norwaik ireight
house noticed a light in the Hatch &
WM. P.- FEELS '3 : u W ;
By buying coalaliere
..We are careful in buying
our “supply a'nd consequently’
Nor-walk muffin. Norwallr, cm ,
- our customers are
satisfied
with the way their coal burns.
. Hams & Garrs
BARGAINS
Prevail
. r301: SATURDAY
Household
, Utensils
Specially Paced
ONLY
1515.10.11.19 roasting pans made
at New Russia iron; seamless.
at
490 Bamboo handle brooms
so.IsaooI‘.. 59C.
.. . 380..
850‘. pastry boards, sire 14x20 ... 24c.
7 Egg heater and cream whipper
' complete with bowl
pic--
4911
$3.00 extra heavy ash cans with
steel .ribs ,' . . ..
6c Blue tip parlor matches .
c‘II'llilil
.... 32.49
3c. pk.
11. 59 brown and white casseroles
with nickie- plated brass ironies
at . ................ ...... .. 98c.
75c. hardwood wash benches, the
3 folding kind ......... 19¢.
33.60 clothes wriugera with 10
rolls warranted, .............. 82.98
50c, adjustable coffee mills ...... 380.
’3 gallon stone butter crbcks with
' covers ; ............... . ...... 37c.
81.25 folding ironing tables . . . . .._, 98c_
Albert F. Gehcbc
25 WASHINGTON STREET. ‘
sou-m noayvALK.
Phone 1000-2.
*
Prompt Delivery.
Tires Vulcamzed
hand all the time.
for and delivered.
7 Wall~8t.
Bring your vulcaru to me
{Best won: and. ches'pfilt‘wricel
Afulllinaoftlre'sandtubeson
Work called
Robert , Gregory
. Tel. 326-4
a. -
v.4
“Chief of them‘
' ALL
Samoset
ChécolatBSZ
RIGGERMANZ
. 1105., 61 NorthMaln st.
Bailey lumber oi’ilce. Dinners Wallace
R. Sammie and John E. Reynolds in-
'vestigated but found nothing unusual.
Extra specials for Saturday at
Beérs’ Market. See adv. on 9th page.
Last Sunday two men were noticed
standing on the Boston store corner,
both of whom closely resemble the pic-
tures recently taken of George F. By-
an, by the uptown police officials. it
is thought Ryan‘s brother is still at
large in this vicinity. ~
Saturday special; of extraordinary
value at the East Nohwalk Cash Gro-
cery. See adv. _ .
Thirty-live people who are to be
posed in the tableaux vivants to be giv-
en‘ Thanksgiving Eve. met Mirls Eliza-
beth Fisher, under whose direction the
entertainment will be given, at St
Paul's Parish rooms, on Berkeley
street, yesterday afternoon Their
number includes people from all parts 3
of Norwalk. as well as from New Ca-
Flsher has had remarkable success in
reproducing these' pictures rm
Shakespearo'a well-known plays. and
portraits of the eighteenth cent"!
masters. and snot interest is being
dispkyed with regard to her comm
have.
been! sale of salts and costs at
Mel-flo- Isad adv. lav rises.
mmu‘. M‘s ‘
”NMMNMI
.——_._
FOR SALE.
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MARVIN BEACH TRACT.
c T. McSOVERN
1.55 Washington St, So. Nomalk
M ITOCK 0'
YORK. _
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mucosa-.mntma:
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RANGES
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STAMFORD. ‘MAGEE‘ '
PERFECT
instructors:
' Isis-III.
Agent.
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1
Magoo.
.1 1.. 3:“
a Largc‘Plobs (Shore Fronts.) .-
. _ .,, .. i‘
.lmvc made elaborate preparations as it is our aim to make this
’ Women’ s and Misses’ Dresses from .
’ \Vomen’s and Misses‘ Skirts, black, gray and navy
$2.00 Werth of Greceries
Including a Market Basket
for $1. 63
Another of our FamousiBaskets Sales l
4 lbs Gran. Sugar . ”' 120
“ Ginger Snaps Me
1 pkg Premium Rolled Oirts '1ch
1 lb Eastlndia Coffee 30c
l pck. Whole Rice
1 can Clover Milk
lpk. Best Maine Potatoes
1 “ Pepper
1 can Karo Syrup, 10c Size .
1 pkg. Pancake Flour. Grandmas ,
'/2 lb Teatfo'ur best blend ‘
1 box Ainco Stove Polish
1 “ Matches ‘ .
1 bag Table Salt
All These Goods: for
including Market Basket
lair" "'fi . ‘Fpr’ ,._
simmers 8%“? ,
COMPOUND LARDLLE 11¢
14c
10c
.07c
.07c
3 25c
05c
.05c
10c
31. 63
find? ,
olden.
SEEDED BUSINS, 3 PKGS. 25¢
ENGLISH WALNIIIS, NEW LB 20¢
BRAZIL NUTS, LB. u... 14¢
PAPERSHELL ALMONDS LB. ....... ”30¢
MINCE MEAT, 3131(05. for . ......... . ..... 25¢
CRAN«B:,ERRIES POUNIrri. s¢
VWARRANTED EGGS DOZ 30¢
EVAPORA'IED PEACHES, 4LB-s. 25¢
_ MON 133% DLIS FASHIONED WHITE MEAL, LB. 15¢ '1
veLow CORN MEAL, 3 LBS.
10 Stamps With free following
lbot. PickléSusoaoyiam. ..n................s.---.. 10c
3117).?“th Prunes saao:socaahasoIDIIaO-IIIOCOOOIIOIII
I
no
Icau Cocoa too
1 bot. Salad Dressing ....10c
ibot Premium Catsup 1.... 151: l
kag 3Pop Cern ...... too
I bot. Worcestershire Stiuce ..
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..3.‘-nuo.sa.‘ss:assbsssss :sc
p _.
Great Thankigiving Sale
will be long remembered for its many wonderful values. We
the greatest Thanksgiving sale ever conducted. You’ll find
here a most beautiful array of Women’s Suits, Coats, Dresses,
Skirts, Petticoats Corsets and Milline‘ry.
Come to our store, as it means a‘big saving to you.
Women’s and Misses’ Suits from .. . 7,
Women’s and Misses Coats frof 38
oasasslddddsoso’dI'
-....' ...... It!“
Try our Corsets frOm . 95:
PetticOatsfrom.... ........ ... up
All our Hats, at Reduced Prices.
THE PARIS 3 33 3 ,
South Norwialk.
The style Store for Ladies We alter FREE of. charge
Sir Walter Raleigh gallantly threw down his.
cloak on the wet earth that the one... might
pass with her dainty slippers. \
For the past sixty years the manufacturers
oi Hub-Marl: rubber footwear hsv‘e served
the women of the land even more Effectively.
3 :3 cfiurticr’s glotaltijio‘rl a carpet is good Is hr
goes, u can't 'go far soon it. —\
Hub-Mark rubbers have done Such gallnt _ ‘
service ior years ihit the service is Common
talk. They furnish the one perfect weather-
proof carpet wherever you go. Hub-Mark
rubber: for men, women. boys or girls are
standard both in quality of material and
egccllence of workmanship. V
first :h‘eutfirsgaost a: tglib-Mark rubbers is no more than that of silt: '
u u y g as ey wear much ion er. Pi ure it out and the a
Hub-Mark" to the storeman when you bu; rubbeigs. n so .
'l‘hesornhbenarernanufadurcd by tthosion Rub-
ber Shoe Coropany.Malde1LMrss.
THE HUB-MARK serous VALUE-MARI; » .
FOR SALE BY '
M. H. GLOVER.
ELEOI‘BIC LIGHTING.
We have added a system to our business whereby we can “ire your '
house and you pay for it on the instalment plan. A 'phone call or post.)
will bring representative who will further explain.
mime LIGHTING FIXTURES.‘ »3 .
Our prices on fixtures are the lowest in town. No matter who does tho. I
wiring let us first quote you our prices. Electric Vacuum Cleaners $18..
Irons 33.85 to $8.
THE WHITE ELECI‘RIC (D.
M \Vlsier St. 'Pllone 842-3.
Curtains and Draperies f 3;,
)Ve‘hrc ofl'cring, magnificent values in A I
Lace Curtains and~ Portieres. The values ‘
are .exceptional .and 3 patterns ' unusually
133°"!- M .'
DRESSES
for
$7. 98 ' - ‘
312. 98-13. 98 ' " .
$1. 798 .2 L
3 ' Ju‘st reseivcd a new slriptnent
or BAGS, MANICURE SETS, TRAVELING SETS
3 ’ 2 AND NECKWEAR.
M. Moltasch _& 50m" ‘
110 Atlantic Sh. Stamford.
Linn—q “
120 Washington Sgt. South Norwalk.
ICE DEALER
:x- , AUCTIONEER
Norwalk Chronicler