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noon MID STATIONERY STORE
Monotone seam Conn.
NEW . BOOKS
The Leading 0m.
Eyes of the World by Harold
B. Wright ............. $1.35
Kent Knowles Quahaug by J.
Lincoln
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“Vail of Partition by Barclay Sr 35
‘ And Many! Others. '
DONNIELLY'S
New 1 * .1.
Hotel Mahackemo i
Arrangements may be
made for Dances, Balls and
other afl‘airs.l
Popular price bill of fare for
. Lunch and Dimer
Stationery Store, '16 80. Main St.
WEATHER FORECAST.
...—.—
. For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to
night and Tuesday; not much change
in temperature. A tow hurries ofsnow
were reported this morning from the
Lake region. but pleasant weather
T'preIalled in all other districts east of
the Rocky Mountains. The tempera-
~lures are low east of the Mississippi
"River. At Northtleld. Vt, it was two.
degrees iboye zero; and White River.
«degrees above zero. and WhitssliOET
(7.0%!“ reported ,. 24‘" degrees .. Hbgltlw
zero. ' “A
Conditions favor for this vicinity:
Fair weather with ‘ slightly lower
’l temperature.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
—_——
'i‘cmperaturo: LOW, 38; high.
.. 148. Rain.
“ Miss Anna May Beers of museum,
‘ was an overSunday guest at the home
of Miss Ruth Mead. or Elmwood ave
hue.
—MADE IN souru‘nonwatx.
Squires' homemade pies, 22 ' North
:Main street. Phone 435.
Tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock the
, teachers of the South Norwalk Bap
list Church will meet to discuss plans
[for a Christmas festival.
The dance in Roodner' 3 Hall. Sutur-
day evening, was well attended. Feid-
ler's Orchestra furnished music andl
alarry J. Smith was in charge.
, Come to theN E. 0 P. Lodge andI
have one of Chas. Dauchey’s famous
oyster suppers, Tuesday eve.
Irom 8 to 10. Supper 250.100 Wash ,’
ingtI- I street
' The regular business meeting oi":
Court. Laurel. No 126. D. etc" wilibe!
ls‘hapcs at reduced prices.
:hemus. 80 Washington St. 50. Norwalk .
‘ scheduled to he tried.
Mr. and fire. Benigo Martinez. it.
have moved iron: 16 Lowe street.
where they have commenced house- . .
keeping.
Tho street department working» to
day started work on rippini up Want
«not this highs-I s to in: mm,
and, later, a top draping. put on.
425 in goal given III peso st
Eagles Bali. .. '
0“ l'
gone Lind-tram. ot Osborn avenue. 1 I
today is enjoying a brie! vacation
l‘I'om his‘ duties in ‘Al” Pohlnian'l
‘barber shop on Washinglon street--
An Omar. Saturday evening. was
called to stop an argument on an oys-
ter boat. moored alongside a local
dock, which bid fair to develop into
, a light.
H—Don't forget the Eagles‘ Masque
Ball. Wednesday evening. Nov. 26.
825 in prizes.
I There were seven sales 02 property
. in Norwalk. last week, with mortgages
of “8,733. For the third week of
November. lastlyesr. there were nine 4
transfers of property. with mortgages
amounting to $37,429.
Attorney George H. Voshurgh is in
Hartford today on the case of the
I‘helrg of the late Levi Warner vs. Wil
liam G. Dudley. of Hartford. and oth- . ‘
GI’S.
——MiLLINERY NOTICE.
All trimmed hats. and untrim'mad
Miss Pol- W
i
The case or John Gesrin who is:
24th.. charged with thelt of an overcoat. was
continued to December first this
morning at which time it had been
—Don’t forget the Eag'le’s Ball.
- o clock.
'jvill be an open meeting. All members
*lthWatleaulflm'luheldustlc-darntflnmmm
held in Red Men's Hall, on West Come ily with the Eagles on Thanks-
Mashington street. on Wednesday eve-‘2 giving Eve at the Armory.
ning at this week. The meeting starts l' ---—-—-
prbmptly'at 8 o'clock , Bishop John J. Nilan has been at-
...M. tending a meeting at the trustees at
The proposed federated movemem Catholic University. at Washington.D .
‘among the hrotherhooda of the various (3 which was taken part in also by
local churches will he discussed at Mgr Thomas 1 Shahan. rector of the '
length. tomorrow evening. by 598013“! university formerly of Connecticut.
appointed delegates. who meet in the .
chapelr'ot the South Norwalk fiaptist Congressman -elect John Q Tilson.
[‘hurch. The meeting will start at 8'0: New Haven. will be the speaker.
lWednesda'y noon. at the interchurch
lmen’s luncheon at the Allyn «riches.
Hartford. Mr. Tllson was formerly
speaker of the State House of Repro
sentatives. and his theme Will be
I ‘How Matters Are Expedited .ln Large
legislative Bodies" .
v.. ‘
‘ ——Eagles' Masquerade Ball at the
Armory, Thanksgiving Eve
““1119 meeting on Tuesday evening 0!
Neighbor Camp. No. 9294. M. W. of A..
are privileged to bring a prospective
candidate. Refreshments will beserv- éonna'nmomoi Drill lly Dan-
ed. and an entertainment provided. bury DOW Total n the WWI Blll- .
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oiety'd welfare willbodvoflhylnflm “Isolate meeting of the Daughters
mmmm at the Allotm- man- will he
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Don’t Make This Mistake
About the
Some People say, “Knegels goods are [high
Krieger’ s cater only to a {certain class; or lKrieger’ s}.do not
carry the' Inexpensive article i want." ' y
‘ .f
= .These People arc'mistaken.
“my .
They do not speak from lcxperience. They know that' KIicger’ s
is recognized as the highest class house of it' s kind In this
city and they imIIIediately jump to the conclusion that good
quahty means exorbitant prices
‘Kncgcr’s prices are never higher than others 'ask for
similar goods, III many cases they are considerably lower We
carry the lowest priced goods that give satisfaction.
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If these things were not true—4f our prices, our service
and our stocks were not such as to meet the needs of the
thousands of the salaried people who buy where they can do
the bestwKriech' 8 could not have a record of 46 years con-
tinuous .growth.
_ So do not let false impressions prevent' you from seeing
what we have t9? offer. Come in and examine our stock
Notice our; wide range of prices. Compare their values With
“ 'j elsewhere and you’ll be pouvmced
~ ...! .5.-
I ‘4»; 1;. .. j’, ' iyifhfli‘vm
gIvmg meals
in All Departments
Taller-Made Suns
A Special disc'ouIit {will be allowed on all suits bought
during this week. Charge accounts Will be Opened with new
customers.
Coats, the Largest Vanety
, In the city‘ slmost anyone can get suited here From
$5 00 to $25. 00 II specIal dIscount Will be allowed this week.
from our Regular Prices.- Ii lyou desue you they open a
charge account ~ .
Men s Clothmg ‘
in our clothing department we show a very comprcben.
she line of men" s, boy s and young men’s suits, overcoatS.
pants, and balmacaans. Prices to suit everyone, afid‘j*‘lll‘5
week we will allow a speed dIscount on all purchases and
the privelege of a - . . j.
Charge Account
Swen en's, underwear, hats, men’s and hov’s
shoes, ladles' silk and cotton waists girl’sl’dress-
Thanksgiving Furniture
Now is the time to furnish your Dining Room. This
is the season for entertaining your friends and nothing
adds more to your welcome than a cheerful, well furnish I
ed Dining Room. Our line is the most complete.
prices the lowest on good goods to be had.
Dining Room Suits complete from- $29.00 to $125.00. I
and our
Stamford Theatre
EMILY WAKEMAN HARTLEY. PHONE 3300
i
TONIGHT 8:15.
Messrs. Shubert‘ Present
Madame Petrova
III “Panthea”
A Drama by Menckton Holler.
Seats Now on Sale.
‘ Prices 25c to $1.50.
A Real Melodrama with the World's Stamp of Approval.
. you on the edge of your seat for hours."
THURSDAY, Nov. 25.
Matinee. a :15. I
Evening 8:15.’
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WITHIN. ”
THE
LAW
By Bayard Veilier.
WITH CATHERINE TOWER AND FINE SUPPORT— :
ING COMPANY.
' Will bring a few tears ,a lot of more laughs, (Ind keep
'lwo years in New
York- . ”mill. amen... l,
Scat Sale Tuesday, 9 A. M ,' , .
Prices—Matinee, s5c-7 5c. Evening, 259$: 50. ‘7"
MATINEE AND EVENING NOV. 28TH.
ORIGINAL
_ LONDON
COMPANY ,
AND ,, __ , .
PRODUCTION . f --
Owing to the war in
Europe this COInpany,;'Or-'
«ranizcd and equipped for
an unlimited engagement ‘
‘ at Sir Charles Windham a
New Theatre, ;‘I ondon,
England, will play a little '
iled number of one day
cngagcménts previous to
its extendedw “run in
. Boston '
Mail orders ”Filled
‘ Seats on Sale Nov. goth «:j
‘ I Prices? '
Matinee—25c to $1. on. "‘
I . Evening-25c to' $Ilso. -
. Sate held until 4‘.
o’clock the day of per:
formdnce. * . ‘
Norwalk Chronicler