duvets-s rations
.ouocouru
‘ was run: to: cum
ruz “sau- or BAKERY
mowers
F. A LANE
or emulsions smut
' sour" uoawatx
The bridge Construction Committee
not last evening, and routine business
was transacted.
assturcay or this week will be
opening day for Hayes' City Market
in the New Heyes‘ Block, 69 North
Main street.
Joseph Essences was arrested this
morning by Odicer John Toothill. for
assaulting a fellow workman. on the
bridge-job. He was released under
$50 bonds.
Mr. and Mrs. Hermon Quittner, 0t
”Beeview avenue, are the happy grand-
parents or a baby girl born this morn-
inxtohir. aners ll Drubln, of
New York city. Mrs. Drubin was Miss
Cecilia Quittner, before her marriage.
The South Norwalk Trust Company
specify that service strength end so»
1purity are the (undonentals of their
progtoasiys bank. sod is host oi sat—
isfied patrons say the some. .
. A handsome $6,100 residence will be
erected on France street, soonI tor
‘Mrs. Harriet McCormick. The house
will contain '9 rooms, and is to be
built by E. K. White, of East Nor-
wslk. V
Dog Warden Thomas Walsh yester-
day shot the dog owned by c.
Buhults. oi! Bridge street, East Non.
walk. which severely bit Augustus
Stefoni recently. The dog had at-
tacked Mr. Stefani on three occasions
previously,
Harold Tripp this morning receiv-
Haven. an additional :4. 500 for scr-
MW. lapsed .
UNDERTAKERA
new unmounted ,-
sruwsr. .
agave-pg. «par sun-s. as _
.MIMPLWU.S{A..
It“ ave-so, who has been in-
mdmmmfllery Corps
aim-stilt“ homein
limousines-int was notified
thathwlljeisthonstndmontat
Jaeksoarlllaasd wmeate theer
usrytrassputteriasteasot
heinsuflndieihmhmfl A»
C.U&A.st.hstm
1b} . "wart-fr .
urination W nmvr
Grouse-Ids WM Stole Son-e-
m Blues sissy also.
Katmai»; xii. Iii—«Included in
the m on election expenses
(tied with macs-gusto! State are
the (em: W L Rally; can-
dndidats Dr W Third District.
sass: James 1!- Graham. Democratic
candidate tor Eli-M ”idiom county
$368; Chas'ios D. Bur-i. Republican
candidate Bocrofiry st acute. $295;
Henry My. for mm 8. Wood
New Canaan. 81”: Johns. ueCarthy
Democratic conducts; moventh lien-
atorial district. 03“.. . '
Committee tressurers: Biddey J.
Williams. Ropuplioan. Derby. 8387:
J. E. Cult. Danmrat. Danbury. ii,-
011; Thom It. (him. Democrat
Middleton. 381's; '
shout! next Thompson . of Mid-
.dleseh: been. my... oath that his
re-election 00¢ him 8150;
Am man's ”4.500 rm.
namoitn, Nov 13.-—ln the eu-
perior court today Judge E. B Gag-
er allowed James II. Webb, of New
vices us may for the receivers of
the Aetna Indemnity Company. mak-
ing a total of 324.500 paid him since
and including 1811. Ir. Webb told
the court that/today's hearing Was
practical his last appeamnce as an
attorney as he uni to succeed Judge
Marcus It. Holbtuh on the Superior
Court beach on Nov. as. ,
. W
THE PAUPE" DIIIMIGHING.
ed from the building inspector. a you
Oiled themost pleasing state
J EDDO COAL
Have secured o supply of this celebrated coal
the time to place your orders. ..
. WY to. LIflIIED...»
RAYMOND seeming _
Now is
- Whom
SW: Blues, not dressed —
To the hrofesSional men
YOU gentlemen who are engaged Ill the
hersuit of law, of medicine, of engine.
cringf—wholfumish the community with
brain service {ithhcse' or other ways——
realize that the layman comes to you for
your‘lshecialiythecause he hag confidence
iniyour; ability. ‘
gm
L oli'.our[psrticular‘ specialty-+ciothing~
. we’lsolicit patronage solely: on the basis
Rogers 81 Stevens
Norwalk , '
Ain‘t;
T he Bost Values Ever
in
-:Comfortohles and Blankets :-
ot trustinfourisithiulneistoyoorinterests.~
, SAanalk'
mil in wt a garage on Marioni street 1 meat: which mm from the con- )
for Mrs Maude hi Tripp. Two ver- ans bum at wander: recently,
mite were also issued to Miller A: firm m that the ratio at
Chittim. one for the wiring or the almsltosaa more In the United
Berkeley street chapel. and another sum 5 M flashing, and has
to install electric wiring in the M. beendeelhing her” years. Acoun-
*Ratchtord building on Main street.
.. Onlcer John Flynn last“ evening
brought to the City Hall station a'
fourteen years old boy, who said he
was John make, of Portchester, N. Y.
He said he had been visiting friends
in Bridgeport. and was walking the
railroad tracks to his home in Port-
choster. He was assisted by the po-
lice.
rm: sANnor mm
Service
9; its service. the» great suc-_ .
cess ““1138 made and its host. "
oi.‘ satisfied customers. ' '
Strength
This bank is on the honor
roll because its surplus ox.
'coods its capital stock H
W4 surplus signifies strength
Security
“II m with its capitol
ratoek. awed surplus- and ea- -
.W Mr! offers the' hula
crs had he's-t prepared by m. w. w.
1; Chlprn‘aa. of .Ioitreal; Dr. Edward
Irma bank presents in behalf
try which I gradually diminishing
the new at Its wholly depend-
ent pauper-s has real cause for con-
gratuiattms. -- Brooklyn Standard-
Union. 7' ‘
'10 Pm mun mALI-
" TI.
tion of Infant Imus was held to-
day Reports or “listed societies
were reeds...
The reminder of thedaywas do-
voted to a on (throttles. my
BOSI‘OII. Nov. 18—11119 annual busv ‘
mess meeting of the American As-i
societies: ml: the Study and Preveny
f A. DickermnnSz son.
South Norwalkj
We GIVE e ANb.H..ooum,‘momo cranes. *
SATURDAY ONLY
‘er‘
. Phone. 446 ., ‘
$14 98 Suits $9 93 f
\Vqteh this space for Specials!
l
..... .,-,..... ...... “in;
Blue
fizz: ........ ll
10¢:-
$10 to $12.95
- Coats that hold up ‘to $12.95 go
on sale this evening at $6.95
been sum
mintzs
Anniversary Sale
The entire store filled with
Real Bargains.
Extra Special
-~ Costs. ~ A $6.95 V
------------------------------------
All kinds of Shoes A A.
Boys and Girls
Many reliable makes of Shoes tor School. or Dress Wear.
Moonshine contort andmearing qualities.
are:
TRIPLE roe HOSIERV
For non, Women and Children.
Conneally&Bracken-
is wasnmorou 31..
HazeltOn
Coal
Theli. uneconomic»:
I’ll. see us VIA-res or. .
; :rncuencv:
means getts the most out of out is-
lents and abilities. We cannot be
It
BATH "Boone
Ladms' bath robes or good quality blanket :cloth, in two toned ei-
ieets in assortment or colors. Blanket cloth bath robes with rolling
collar. nutshell at neck and waist with card ........ ".38 and $8.15
I
Blanket Cloth Bath Robes collar and cults trimm'd w; in bands
or satin finished at Waist with cord and tassel .............. $8.08.
Extra heavy bath robes with large sailor collar finished at waist
with cord and tueel.._ ............................... this.
CHILDREN’S BATH ROBES
Childrens and ill-sea blanket cloth bath robes, with rotting collar.
finished at waist with cord and tassel. 13 to 10 years ......... $1.50
Childrena' Indian blanket bath robes. S to 10 years ......... $1.98
Children Eider Down bath robes,
J. 1. , MALLETTE
‘)
to 8 years ............. $1.50.
emclent with poor vision.
Have your eyes examined by our, .
OCULIST. who is a registered ploy ‘
i it Atlantic sqhm, sonogram ‘n.
..
:Dpsn sue other. new
F. s. LYONJE»
Good Job Printing,
last Paper. Best Work,
as NORTH MAIN l‘l’lll‘l‘m
s soawstx ’ snows so!
ARTINg‘x
NEEDLEWORK
Artificial Teeth '
Without A Plate I
and fascinating assort-
‘Wearedrsplsylngapl
snaking of Xmas Gifts.
“slavery
Apron.
‘ . urwasumoroh seen. ,
we of stamped novelties for dance who contemplete the
newest ideas' in Stamped Night Gowns Bou-
deli-Caps. Cored; Coven, Doylies, Saris, Centerpieces.
Linen Towels, Pillow Cases Day SlipS‘, etc. and
completestock oi “Royal Society” Package goods, com-
ptishIgWOmen’s liederwear, Waists, Pillow Tops and oth-
er novelties with flees to complete firework.
It «Jammy a showing that well imam ill lovers
oi mooewnnd‘bssutifulinilmwork
The N E. Ryan Co
or all the many improvements in
Dentistry. there is not one that excels
in beauty. durability and comfort to
the wedrer. than the operation of
setting on sound, healthy roots.
crowns. clthc. of porcelain or. .
A sound root may be made i
roots to badly decayed teetll', up... 0’
lower. 'repiaoing in shape and
Stile missing crown. and will 'per
. the. office-hot mastication as we
‘ the natural teeth. It the tee . .
irobts arelost the space is on -
bridge We also have a patent
. (or holding up‘er anl lower plates
‘tliloce. .
Consultation tree ' .
<Honrs.ia.m.t08p.m sum
f or :Ililiilliitlnenl. . _ ,
.; Vi .“.iéll Mallory
; :61 So Main St. some
SOUTH NORWALK.~ ‘ .
Norwalk Chronicler