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. Flannels. Ellen
Cloth and Kimono
Runnels
For Mind Winter Wear.
Full Sing W. 775;: to $5.00 a
Confident” at fit: to Enso
Winter” {Indorwear for Ladies
Children and Men.
EK Banks
“memo "Moi Ibok. do. WIR-
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:SSORTMENLI‘
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See our window .i
display
WM.- PL BEERS
BOOKS AND STATIONERY STORE.
Norwaik and So. Norwalk, Conn.
\"L
DOLLS
Wile Character Dolls ;
f . 1 iron as. to 31.50
i Brigid theL children in to_ see
DONNELLY’ S
Stationery Store, rd 86. Main St.
277'“
WEATHER MAST.
For Norwalk and. vicinity: Nr7777to- 1
Lnight. Sunday increasing cloudiness:
followed by rain. The Lake disturb-
once passed out the St. Lawrence Vol.
ley lost night. tit caused liLghtL raln7
or snow in the eastern portion of the
Lake region and the northern portion 7
of New Englahd, and high winds along ‘ ’ L
it his ,. "“
the North Atlantic coast.
caused been lbcai rains in the south.
.ern districts passions. Flo, report
so: 159 inches 7 ,7
7 hours. The status dil'tli‘ib‘ince
1: control over lioness, but “hbi’iiot?
yet caused much precipitation. Sea.
‘11th
‘ sonable temperatures prevail in nearly
1 all districts eut oi the Rocky Moun-
tains. -
HotelMahackemo; *
A'trongements may be
~ mode for Dances, Bollsand
otheraii'ann17: ‘
Popular price bill of fare for
Lunch and Dinner
0! rain during the lost...
do:- as well as ending illst the sup-
piles needed.
Mr. and um. Herbert Tattle.
lo: Mrs. William Tuttle, on Richmond
iiill. . -
The Lucio Circle will meet with Mrs.
WE ATHELRL A 1 YE AR AGOLF'ed' Campbell, lilow‘a‘yton. Monday,at
TODAY.
Temperature:
Low, 33 high',
Rain. L
A line assortment of bathrobes for
7 ladies and children may be seen at J.
ll. Mailelte'm L
Routine matters were disposed or
at the meeting last evening. of the
second district electrical commission-
ers.
7 Barney Guinn. claiming to be an
electrician from New 7York City, was
1 locked up this morning at 3 o'clock by
(Juicer Wallace R Sammie, charged L
with drunkenness. He was discharg-
ed this morning by Judgexeogh.
~Dancing Roodner 1Hall.Sat. Eve.
The‘ Frank Racanelli will case was
given a hearing this morning in the
Probate Court at 10 o'.clock The ac:
count of Michael Racsnelli executor
of the estate, will be investigated,
and a hearing will be assigned for a
later date. Attorneys John J. Cuneo,
Linxweiler & Hegemnn and Keogh a
Candee, are interested in the molten!
—‘-500 Carnation Pinks will be given'
away at the Saturday opening of
Hayes' City Market, 69 North Main
street.
The Norwalk Police Department has
started a crusade against tramps The
public )dll be of great assistance it
they will promptly notify police head-
quarters whenever they are bothered
~11 ith beggars asking for food or men-1
say at their doors. It is suggested that
residents give lan accurate descrip
tion to the police of any suspicious-7
looking characters hanging around
their neighborhood. it is thought that
those guilty or the several recent bur.
g,larys made themselves familiar with
the houses the, robbed by visiting the
places in the day time. and pretend!“
to be tramps. while getting a line 0.
onvenient entrances and exits.
pt‘oction in notifying the police
will!» appreciated. and will‘assist
matsflolly lo the department's elforto‘ .
mom-Imam
“cu—W
“181.1318!”an—
its: one we
3 p. in. Car leaves Baxter's at 2.30.
Come prepared to saw for Belgian refu
gees ,
c‘ognomen. Miss Minerva Nash his so-
cured the signatures of a large number
of property. owners..and the petition
wiu shortly be presented to the Board
Lof Councilmen.
Raynetord. the~young son of Gilbert
8_ Hastings. 0! East avenue, suffered
a fall.this morning, cutting his lip
quite badly. The iniurywas such as
to require medical attention. and Dr
0. ill. Cram was called to sew up the.
wound. ’ L 7
—-0hrlstmas. is coming, get your
yahow cards and price tickets made
early by Al. Roberts. Leave your
order at Donnelly s Stationery Store.
Bank Commissioner Fred P.- Bolt
has made application to the Civil
Service Commission for the appoint‘
ment oi. an examining clerk. The
commission will hold an examinhtidn;
l for the etitloii The compensation
‘L will be $6 a day and expenses, and the
gincumbent will be given employment
’about 200 days in the year. '
Thomas Ferris, of this city. last
l evening assaulted Ray Beat. on South
Main street. Bent was knocked to the
pavement with considerable force, and
i rendered unconscious. Dr. Robert M.
Wolfe treated the injured man. This
morning mm was sentenced to 60
days in Bridgeport jail, but Bent did
not show up. Ollicer' Wallace R Sam-
§mis made the arrests. v 1 ,
Adam Wallenriter, assistant su-
perinten'dent in a Mt; Vernon, N. Y..
motion picture theatre and Anna
Douglas, a 17-year-old lishei‘ iii: the
same place, who were. alleged to
have cloned and were—sought in Hart
lord by the Mt. Vernon police. several
weeks ago. were arrested Theodor
‘in New York. Wallenriter lied told
his landlady to forword mail to a
liartford theatre. but he did not
go there. He was charged with abduc-
tlon. 1lie wishes new to may the girl.
but her mother is not willing.
Doll Houses 7 1
. 10c 1
pleasing suggestions at N. E RYan ELL L
Norwalk. spent Sunday at the home.
\
1’3EILTliB lLilil FliIEllILS
7 Death of Mrs. Jane Hyatt.
Mrs Jane Hyatt. widow or the late
z LENTIBE MEIEERSHN: 0F sop-(H
1; NORWALK LODGE. L. o o. is;
1 To GO To GREENWIOH MON.
DLA'C NWT. NOV. 15.
James W mm, former treasurer. of" The recoil: meeting of South liar-
.the United States, died at the home
at her daughter, Mrs. Chal'ioo sax
Charm, 9 Brush street at 10 o'clock;
this morning Lsa a tacit of a paralytic
shock. Mrs Hyatt was 76 years old
and was born in Norwalk where she
Her acquaintance was wide, and her
death will be mourned by many. The
deceased had been falling tor some
time, and was confined to bed for the
iastdew days. Two daughters, Mire.
Gilbert Hastings, of East avenue, and
‘ Mrs. Charles in Church. with whom
she lived and. one son. [lorry gygtt.
or Bridgeport, survive. The. funeral
arrangements have not been complet-
ed, but it is probable that the services
will be held ’on‘ Tuesday afternoon.
Funemi of Mr. Johnson.
The funeral .of. Charles . Edwgrd
innocence! Ely avenue. Will brhsld
tomorrow memos at 3 o'clock ‘fr‘om
Grace Baptist snatch. InternentLL will
fol|0w in Riverside Cemetery ‘
19141 ELECTION.
L7-Q1thl‘0ti tiiile‘L “is over;
pie all the glad?
unfortunate, f
we chill!) allbe electeti,
Seine one must stay at home,
For the womeoiolks would nei—
erlib‘e v» “
:Coutontito stay alone.
Brantlch‘ce defeated Baldwin;
L As the people knew he would: 1
And Hill goes back to t'ungrtss.
Because the: people said he
7 should
And now some good old Douro
crats 7 “
. will such be going home,“
\77\1llQ might have: turticd longer,
7llad they left illé thriff al011‘7e7..
And ‘me boogie our shit»
L L Whot, senses ,pon they 056171737. 51.
W11 itét'ic ,
‘ ' Maine
1 ~CAilv1N1A.le'13{l
rLLIl‘lCClLbl- COUNCIL MOTELS.
Lincoln Council, No. 4, G. vU
A. M}. held a regular medtiuv
last night that attracted a large
number of members, win Wit-
nessctl the centerriug of the. sec-
oud deg rce on the candidates
'll1c Electing was very enthu-
1 elastic, and the Committees 1 1. lite
llltlll!
ruinstrel and dance to be
next W'cdueLsday evening report-
ed a good sale of tickets.
minsircl entertainment promises
to be quite a drniving cm! to
the (labor: and it is hoped that
the members will hustle and sell
the few tickets left.
N‘ext litidaLy night the third
degree will be conferred on the
requested to be present. ,
“(act busy’ is the slogan. and
Jiucoln Council No. 4 kilows
how to: that is proven by
large attendance at the meet—
ings.
Thin men and w0men who would
like to increase their weight wltitL 13
with their meals for a while, and note
results Here is a good test worth
ure yourself. Then take Tonoline—e
Weeks. Then weigh and measure
look or feel or what your friend's any
measure will tell‘ their own story. and
ily add from s to .170 poundsrin the
pie direction oAnd best of 1111,: the
new flesh stave pilt:-;
Tonoline does not of itseli! malte1fat,
but mixing with your food it turns
the lots, sugars and starch or what
you have eaten into rich, tips at pro-
ducing nourishment‘l'ota the tissues
and bloods—prepare it in an easily as-
similated form which the blood at
molly accept. All this salt
nowpossealromyourhodyon.iraste.
Bnt'l'oaolloostopsthowastnsoddoss
had lived the greater part of her lite.‘
home
‘from Hover-hill lodge, of Haverhlil,
1 distant prise
u orkmgn ,
The
candidates and returns receive-:1.
from iicke‘ts ,so all members are .
the 1
111111 11111111 1111111
or 20 pounds of healthy “stay there”7
fat. should try eating a little Tonoline.
trying First weigh yourself and mas-ff
one tablet with every meal—tor two.
again. It isn’t a‘ question of how you
and think. The scales and the tape
most any thin man or woman can one»
first two weeks by following this sim-
b-LL’L .)
walk Lodge, No. .529 was held last
evening, when many matters of im~
poi-tones to Moossdom were taken up
among them being a final report from
the special committee appointed on
making plans for the visitation to
Greenwich Lodge” Monday evening
next L
From the report of the committee
some big time 71! iii store for the
members of South Not-walk Lodge,
and the report shows that much inter-
est in being taken. and the entire
will be Monday night at 6: 30 sharp
in trout of the hotel Mohackemo.
when Orsiniser P. J. Fitzgerald plans
.to push the bands on, the Moose clock
around many points towards the live
hundred . mark. 7 with _ a Howdyvpgp7
trom the weathers. Auto bosses will
then oonvey the members to Green.
wich where they will take part in the
parade which will be headed by
Company A Militory Brandi: togeth-
at with members at the lodge who will
carry the American has opened. and
‘ ’esch member will weer white gloves
1
on this woollen. 1
After the parade. all will go to the
new Moose Hdme, where an elaborate
1_pl‘08l‘flm has been arranged, and no
member can adord to miss this trip.
so get your name in the hands of the
L
l
night. The lodge also voted to present
Greenwich was. with some token in
L. , the way of some furnishing for their
A letter was olso received
Mass, together with a check.for $25.00
some being the prise awarded to
Company A. 1 illtary Branch, as long
It June.
The ways and means committee re.
’ poi-ted that‘inuch progress Was being
' made toward the securing of a new
Moose home. and that they would
Ehav'e something of interest to present
L lto each member within a low days' 1
But Lthcv ripped it and they sure 1
time.
tory' will hold a‘ sober drill Sat.- :‘ey
afternoon at 2: 30 sharp in Roodner’s
Hail. Washington street, when it is‘
fl
for drilli:
s
1'- I it s
The bodied Ki; root at Sire. Sivan s
on Wednesday afternoon. '
ltm. Mummy Hamilton returned
to his home last Saturdays -
lives in Burlington, Conn.
.. M!
The John B. Gruelles will spend
the winter in wa York.
Mr and Mrs. John Gusset enter-
mined a few tripods over the week.-
end.
William LtherWsli
a numbci of elitist-town Wiener-n on
Sunday.
1
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Mr. and Mrs. Rustin W. Lord gave‘
a hounse ‘warming to it number-10f
i‘rlends lust Friday .night. _
at 10: so a. rn.. since the. preaching
services have been discontinued
LV
The linmlitons lime moied into
their heme, the former residence of
William A Boring, which they recant-
it purchased ,
Mrs. Llienrv Hubhell entertained ll
number of ladies at her home on
Wednesday attornoon The ladies pres-
ent did sewing for the Red Cross 80-
clely. while at, Mrs. Hubbell's home.
port vlsit‘ed Miss Elsie. St. John 011.7
Saturdny evening and returned Mun.
sister of Miss St. John.
M
Richard Gruelle. father of John
Gruélle the author and artist
in Indianapolis, Sunday. Mr.Gr11elle
was an artist of distinction and was
much beloved by the people of this
’place. Suffice to say that he was a
fine gentleman and a kindly. sympa—
thetic neighbor
.Mr. and Mrs. LAlonzo Buttery. ac-
companies by Mr and Mrs.
Guthrie, took an auto tour to New
York state at the week end and re-
turned the tot-apart of the week. Miss
Mice} Buttery. who had been visiting
herunvle and aunt. returned with
them, in the auto. . -
. ‘ .55....—
1Ca7mp Fire Girls of Fn-ho—rhn camp
livers gamete e piano duet by lil-
Bennett. Fur-lunar! and hire. mm.
gflnmllton. and an origlnal poem by
Marion Furhmoo was road by m
Mombasa» were Md
1170 the m (Medium
membershlp is going. The members ' ‘
committee on or hetero Saturdny‘
‘ 'rne’ meets... or Company A. um. '
necessary that every man be present j
.......__.._..
Miss Allce Buttery is vlslilni-l wish
or. .. entertained ‘
The M 113 Sunday school now meets
M11: and Mrs. MacKeuzle of West:
day morning. Mrs. MacKenzle is the
died '
doseph 1
held a social oi Miss Alonso But,
tery 3 Friday evening. Nov. ll. There
We are careful in ’b‘uying
our supply and consequently
our customers are satisfied
with the way their coal burns.
Hams & Cans
Hayes
NEW CITY
MARKET
Hayes’ Block
69 North Main Street
Today is the last day of
Shoe Sale
Louis Avriek
MITOFPIOE ILOBK ‘
as ,Vulcaulzed
Bring your volcanumg to, me
BGI’t. work and
A fulllinoofmltubespm;
0
Tu-
IR
:hlodollthetlmo. Workclllod
Robert Gregory
L7'7WollSt '77 maze-4
By buying coal here L'
noun-1 uoswstu ,
ELLEUIL‘LRIGL LIGlLiL'i‘IVG.
We have added a system to our business where!» “1 yo
house and you pay for it on the instalment plan A 'phum rail or 1106;
will bring representative who will further explain.
more LIGHTING FIXTURES.
Our plritces 077171 Fixtures are the lowest in town. No mattei -
wiring e us rot quote you our prices Electric Va u L .
777lr0n13$285to ‘3. c um it‘s-ions .13...
THE WHITE EXIECTRIC 00. LL L
?Phono 342-3.
54 Water St.
pans PM ’i ‘L
”on wire
i
:0 does :5.
So. Nov-w? .
are exceptional 7
Curtains and Draperies
We are offering magnificent mines in
llace Curtains and Portions.
and
ille values
patterns - unusually
Great Thankigiving Sale
will be long remembered for its many wonderful valucS.
hate 1: undo elaborate preparations as it is our aim to make this
the greatest Thanksgiving sale ever conducted. You 11
here a most beautiful array of \meen’ 5 Suits, Coats, D‘resscs,
Skirts, Petticoats, Corsets and Millinery.
Come to our store, as it means a big saving to you:
Women’s and Misses' Suits from . 1.
Women’ s and Misses Coats frdf . . . . . . . . . . .. .-'
\\ omen’ s and liis's‘eLLs’ Dresses from . . . . .7 .
Werncns and Misses‘ Skirts, black, gray and navy LL '
out Chrsets from
'PcL titeats from- ,.‘ ’
LA“ '0 iv lists at Reduced Prices.
We
find
oesseese
05161 éfthém
16541150861: ¥
Chocolates
BRIGGERMA‘N
ROS. 64 North Main St.
FOR SALE. '1
1 2 Large Pints (Shore Fronts.)
C T. McGOVLERN. Agent.
:55 Washington St. Sb. Norwolk.
RANGES
ummostcompietalntiosn
cities?
STAMtDRDL, MAGEE
LYQRKP’ 7 ,
ACORN
Jones 81 Hotchltiss
Coupany '
11 waist m7
11¢
denim use some use
MARVIN BEACH, rnac'r. . ‘
“W1 N". via-mass
., s ' ~ ‘ - ' 1‘ 1!
.1.‘Silver Lake ice.
We here extended our service or
South Norms in response to many
Meats.
We do not see! trade by onttias
prices; ‘We get and KEEP customers
by funiahing unequaled service at a
it is true economy to deal with us
mm attendee to tacitly trees
THE SILVER LAKE ICE co.
mm. 7 or sense, UptoiunL
“M.
,
Busell Eyeglasse:
6 0/07
L e is 17. V
_ AroScaloeL 15%th 92y .
should your eyes have been girls:
you trouble or your glasses need
WILLIAM J.L MOORE.
OPTICIAN. ,,
“Noemi, usher Ililldlll
». Ne. 15!; Within” 3
. ~ 0 pooslte Hoyt'a Thong-0.1L
Motions. Wednesday and Friday:
Evenings. 6:80 to i.
4 I). MM!!!"-
LL merit Lot Ranges guaranteed
~ Coal, Wood "Cement,
admitting, ieel ateliberty to consult
N. V. address—727 .th Ave. ,l to;7
GARBAGE onus
Albert F Gehebe
1 oewoemmroue‘rsltsfr.
1 '00?“ NOBWALK.
newness-2. , _1 Mot Delivery.
K}
«sense Wl‘fli it Iii-l.
bake and heat, that we will .
from $34.50 upward." come and
look them over before gDing G 1
where. For honest dealt
prices fair, hone with Mr
can compare. ‘ 1
Picture Framing and Gluing;
Rosco. 'sFuanitureStore "
1 - ,153lv’hvenutgs.
W.“
For Unto-dots Service can .
dose H. assume. '_
Funeral Director and 1 " ‘-
Emliaimsr. . . ,.,
Office and Residence
1 filep‘ho hone M. . 1.
84 Do. Mun" 876, So. Norm
Special Prices on cash Orders,7L
This Month, for Red can,
COAL
WILLIAM EFFRON
3 Rowan St.1'1"LL
“ Use Carborundum
Norwalk Chronicler