" WEEKS
XMAS
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Y EARLY
‘You will surely need some-
thing in Christmas Presents.
We are strongly recommend-
ed as the best place to buy
them.
ATCHES, CLOCKS. JEWELRY.
EYEGLASSES. SPECTACLEB.
Pick it out now. pay something in
, yahoo and we will save it until
Militias.
~l newsman-ace of dele-
S l ‘RlllflillM’BER we have a large
1 took; and are getting daily some-
, new in Watches, Jewelry,
Duke and Optical Goods.
11111.11: (1111111111 sen TRADING
arms UNTIL GmmrrMAs
HAS. BRAND
sshington 81. So. Norvmlk
mam efilxierd streetsouth
M new from the
Berna. m m
gates tron til. Nen’ s Brotherhood: of
the local churches will be held this
evening in the South Norwalk Baptist
Church. The practicability of a led-
erated organisation or brotherhoods
will receive the consideration or the
delmtea.
IilllEilli IIIlKET-"TIIE
MALI" Plllltl'lil SHOP
Fancy Westchester County Turkeys,
30c and no. lb.
Fancy home dressed Ducks and
Geese. 851:. lb. '
urge milk ted Native Roasting
Chickens. 22c. and 24c. lb.
Fancy tatted home dressed Fowl
220. lb, ' I
We invite your inspection as we feel
proud of our superior assortment, each
bird a picture.
, W. BJUnhoitl. 15 North Main St}
Telephone 1456.}
:is fast acquiring a state-wide repute
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‘ KUNZ A CLEVER IOXER.
The cleverness oi Bagtling Kilns. the
whirlwind wizard, of this city, was par-
ticularl.‘ maltreated in an impressive
manner, last exerting. when the local
boy. in little more than half a round.
had Younfi Brown. of Bridgeport. grog-
gy and on the floor more times than on
his test. in the preliminary boat in the
Bridgeport state Armory, under the
auspices of the Coast'Ai-tillery Corps.
huns's lively ilats have a tremen-
dous “kick,” and only blow tells re-
markably. in spite of his skill Young
Brown was outclassed from the start.
and Kuna had him on the door tour
times. The bout didn't go beyond the
first round. as it was? useless for
Brown to try .out a second.
Kuns's clean and clever work last
night made him lots of friends in the
big crowd that filled the Armory. He
tion as a boxer and is bound to make
a wonderful success. His ability has
made him the idol of sportsmen in
'Norwaik. Kilns is under the manage-
ment of William Smith.'oi East Nor-
walk.
iNllSlllllS All! Hilil Mill’l’l .
“0111111 BlilllRH'? ill EllS BREAM BllM
instantly Clears Air Passages; You
Breathe Freely, Nasty Discharge
Stops, Head Colds and Dull Head-
ache Vanish.
Get a small bottle anyway, inst to
try it—Aply a little in,the nostrils
and instantly your clogged nose and
stoppedup air passages of the head
will open; you will breathe freely:
dullness and héadache disappear. BY
as Washington St. 30. Norwalk
,' the Xmas Rush
«Whiting at the meeting of the
‘, dresslve Forum League.
——..—__
, -~—Grand Exhibition Drill by Dan
y Degree Team at the Eagle’ s Ball.
:2:
.1 this business was transacted
eihérir‘ of Progress F‘orum No.1,
morning! the catarrh, cold-in-head.
or catarrhsi sore throat will be gone.
End such misery now! Get the
small bottle at “Ely’s Cream Balm"
at «any drug store This sweet,
fragrant balm dissolves by the heat
of the nostrils; penetrates and heels
D it lRlIll
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Rottweiler Petitions Fellow
Court—litter Railroad ile-
ianiaats File hammers
Blillllll .Pilli Ill
Pill iii llilllilil
Cuyler, Too-Jury Panel Drawn
by Clark Living Outside
‘ District
NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-Wiliiam
Rockefeller. Standard Oil millionaire.
petitioned yesterday afternoon the
federal court to dismiss-the indict-
ment charging him and twenty others
iformer “New Haven" railroad di-
rectors with criminal violation of the
Sherman law. The clerk who drew
the grand jury panel. Mr. Rockefel-
ler charges. is a resident of New Jer-
trict.
’ifhis and "other reasons" are given
by. Mr. Rockefeller as reasons why
the indictment should be dismissed.
Other directors and former directors
filed demurrers. Earlier in the day
counsel for the twenty-one men had
requested th court to grunt an ex-
tension of time for (inul plea until to-
morrow. This request has been grani-
od notwithstanding the demurrers and
Mr. Rockefeller's petitions were filed
this niternoon. Mr. R01 kefellcl 14 mo.
lion to dismiss is contained in 11 plea
o! uliuiemgnt in which he question
iln. 111iidily oi the indicl111mt.'l‘hc
the inflamed, swollen nienibruneim
which lines the nose. head andl
throat; clears the air passages; stops!
nasty discharges and a feeling of}
cleansing, soothing relief comes im-
mediately,
Don’t lay awake tonight strug-
gllng- for breath, with head stuffed;
nostrils closed, l1a1vking and blowing.
Catarrh or a cold. with its running
nose. foul mucous dropping into the
throat, and raw dryness is distress-
ing but truly needless.
Put your faith --- just once—4n
"Ely's Cream. Balm" and your cold
or catarrh will surely disappear. ;
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Civil Service ' . ‘
Dion asserts that the panel of grand
{jurors from which was selected the
krund jury that riitmncd the indict.
111.11“ was irre'ugulully drawn by n
1.11-111111 clerk who lives in New Jur-
s91
One of the twenty vium indiitul 1min
——Thomas DcWitt i‘ uyler (lullllod
immunity .011 the g1 ound that he had
aided the govolnmtnt in the investi-
‘ gallon which resulted in the indict-
ment of ex-Prosldent Mellon oi the
(‘Nsw Haven” and President (‘hnm-
herinin of the Grand Trunk runway.
Toniniive pleas of not guilty had been
entered utter the
handed down on Nov.
civil until today to wlifihdrhw
chance H1111 pleas.
Bil 111-1| Pleads immunity
John L. lilllord also put in n plea
of lmmunlti on the ground that he
‘lmd appeared as :1 witness before the
. iii 5
‘niorsinto commerce commission
'ls inquiry into the iiffilirs of the ‘Now
Haven."
Pious in abatement simllur to tln1i
'ilod by William Roch-fuller were on-
iorod for Robert W. ’l‘nfl. (thus. 1’.
iirooker. William Skinner and James
sey. which is not in this federal dis-‘
Indictment were.
12. They were '
or '
Alpieasant social gathering of the
amber: of the Young Men's Club of
, ity Episcopal Church was held
The Demand For Male Stenographers
Don't. forget the Eagle's
PEI. at the Armory.
Ball.
ally with the Eagles on Thanks~
Merrill '
is Constant. Prepare at
College
w
5 .090
but the best.
Your
Venue; Native Turkeys
Choice Young FoWi
anCy Roasting (blokens
Lung Island Ducks
Fancy Failed Geese .
31112111 lean fresh Home I ' . .
me Made or Link Sausage ' -'
gs of Genuine Spring Lamb
Hayes’ New City Market
69 NORTH MAIN STREcT
“WNew Hayes Bldck
pounds of Poultry to arriVe to night
from New York State
Every Turkey' is guaranteed to be strictly fresh
killed. I have no inferior grades to offer, nothing
“<01ce of
n.
283and 30c 11).
2‘2c
.. 25c »_“~
:" ' 3 24C h“
18c?“
_ . “160‘
18c 81 201: '
‘. wt
-n:1pcr men In the opposite Hex" the -
president said with a smile; .“wui toil '~'-‘
_ rge Fancy Celery -_ , 5c root
Tlephone Your Order 1 i340 '
‘ Cliiford P. Hayes , .
S. Elton. Counsel for A. Heston Rob-
ertson and James S. Hemingway lire-
vonted domurrers. giving eighteen reu-
'onu why the defendant should not be
bound by law to n11swenil1o lndit‘lv
moot. Among the claims inndo in
iheil behalf are ilsst‘iilmlu that the
not constitute on offense walnut the,
United States; that the “gowrnmont
sousht to charlie the defendants nith
unlawfully combining 11ml conspirin‘s
to monopolize trndo and commerce.
and that inasmuch 11s combination
111d conspiri'm) an distinct offenses.
the (‘ihtl‘ge is mnde void by the sup-
nllvuiinn.
‘ "illulv clerk rosidlns in New Jersov.
nurl, n {Nit-ml prosecutor dialed i‘
‘ 1111 ions' been the custom for 11 via"
r1 turn over 11 part of the work t1
“5 first deputv 11nd ihut tho latic—
"1111 permitted by law to live within
{verity miles of the courthouse. Th“:
‘vpuiy clerk in ouosilou N said to
'ti nt Wn°lriwood. N. J.. which is iMI"
‘wmniwnntv miles "Mi v‘tinnhntiun
When the pleas 11nd dumdrrers he!‘
«on filed. Judvo Session: snld hr
“11111 .nermii no moro. deleV. ‘T‘i‘
"Min matter would come 1111 for tile
«fillnn tomor'rnvv mornine. he Mir"
~ml heinxoected cpunscl to he read"
4. that time. : '
POPULAR Auussusnrs
(Continued lrom ninth pagel."
. The object of their interest was so ‘
ngrossed with his \isitor that he did
at first respond. Presentli’.
‘nse ~11nd bowed minim,r his hand for
die-nee. “i wish to present to you'.
‘11: said, 'the author of the play. Mr:
“avard Veilier". The young play
vrislit, harvever. hunp.r bank in th‘“
shadow of the box and refused to face j,
be applause. As it showed no sign‘! ,
I nhating. MrAWilson stepped out to ’
1111‘?an An expectant stillness 88!”
‘led over the house. lint the speech
ill hoped Tor was brief. "The news-
on that 1 am making 11 virtue of all-
nee." Wtilt which he returned to I!!!
goat after bowinr to the reneWed
outburst oi applause. "i was never
more thrilled and interested in my
life" Was his observation to Mr. vell-
lei-.1111 he prepared to leave his boat
alter the penformence. ‘4
"Within the Law" is the pm which
van for two entire were at one the:
are in New York City an ,
be seen at the Stanton!
In regard to the co1111.»nlion1nndai
z‘w Rockefeller and others that the}
:‘l‘ttlld jury punci was drawn by n‘
“stead oglw the clerk of tho. district ‘
1 n n
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acts not lorth In the indictments do ‘
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for the Housewife
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Gval Enameled Savory Roasters, 11 x 17 ins., $1 95.
Round, Black Iron Savory Roasters, 75c.
Oval, Black Iron Savory Roasters Ii x 17 inches, $1.00.
Black Iron Drip Pans, 12 x 17 ins., 15c.
Thin Blewn Tumblers, 6 for 19c.
Potato Ricers, fine and coarse cups, 256. i
Good Paring Knives, 10c.
Chopping Knives. 19c.
14 inch Chopping Bowls, 15c.
Bread or Butcher Knives, 10c.
, No. 2 -Food.Choppers, 98c.
Hardwood Rolling Pins, 15c.
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,-.-,-,.,- av: I‘I.I.I.I< . .
Perfectioninnd, Perfect Oil Heaters
Brass tanks, guaran‘ ' i not to smoke, $3.75, $4.00.
I:-2I=Zfi-i-Z-th-t-JI-znrsir
Thanksgiving Helps
- In theBARGAlN BASEMENT
Dont Make This Mistake
, AbOut thé
Some People say, “Krieger’s goods are high priced; or
Kriegcr’s' cater 6111 to a certain class; or Krieger’s do not
Carry the inexpeuswe articlé I want. ” ' ”
7- 'I hese People are mistaken.
They do not speak from experience. They know that Krieger’ s
is recognized as the highest class house of it's kind in this
city and they immediately jump \to the cone usion that good
quality means exoibitant prices.
Krieger’s prices are never higher than others ask for
similar goods, 1n many cases thev are conude1 ably lower We
carry the lowest priced goods that give satisfaction.
If these things were not true-if our prices, our service
and our stocks were not such as to meet the needs of the
thousands of the salaried people who buv where they can do
the best—Kriege'r’ s could not have a record of- 46 years con-
tinuous growth.
So do not let false impreisiOns prevent you from seeing
what we have to offer. Come in and examine our stock.
Notice our wide range of prices.
those elsewhere and you’ll be couVinced.
** ~unksgivmg Specials-
Compare their values with
In All Departments
Tailor-Made Suits
A Special discount will be allowed on all
suits bought d11riug__ this. week.
accouiits. will he“. repened
customcrss. .j‘
‘ with
Charge
new
mama-11. naummm:
Coats. largest v.1 netY “1
In the city' almost anyone can get suited. I
here. From $5.00 to $251111 :1 special dis—
count will be 311011 ed this week from our ‘
regular prices. If vou desire you may open . 1
,, ‘ . Waists, Girlsl Dresses, Furs.
1'1 charge account. . ,
. 1 1.
,_ Men s Clothing
' in our Cluthing mpartmcnt we show it
very c0111 1rcliensive line of Mona. llms
rYoung Men’s Suits, Doormats, Pants and
Balmacaaus. Prices to suit cwr,yone and
A this week We will allow a special discount
on All purchases and the privilege. of 11
Charge Account
Sweaters; Umierwear,‘- Hats, Men’s and
Boys' Shoes, . Lndits’ Silk and Cotton
Norwalk Chronicler