WE HAVE ”flfi
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Webb, 0! Fat-
esi street, New Canaan. entertain“
relatives from Norwalk over the wool-
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tuttie, of
Norwaiit, spent Thanksgiving at tho
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Webb.
New Canaan.
A. Mackrihe, assistant general audi-
tor. has been appointed general and”
tor oi the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company. with oi-
fire at New Haven. and T. M. Prentice.
assistant auditor. has been appointed
'audiior of the company, with odioa at
New Haven.
~Don’t- forget Donnein carrlss- tho
Visor.
ma sinuses
vsav coon nannies
mun...” Tunic Reconstructor
WMALADT' [F.KBAXTSRW.
. Tens? A one or
TEA. corsets on
”9°“ "Eli . ll "3W I:
F l. we. UNDERTAKER
.1 sum... saw nan IIN'. sunrise
Have secured a supply 0!
the time to place your orders.
SUPPLY I
s-
Con suit Our Ocuiist!
Our Oculist—a medical loan at
long experience-via sat“ h I
to give your mum"
I. as”.
mmfibw at
last-storm"
Tha Normandie Combo”. of Siam
tord, has sold to Alired Barons, of
South Nos-walk, a lot, seventy test
front, on Taylor street, Stamford.
The South Norwaik Board of Li-
brary Directors hold a regular meet-
ing last night, transacting only routine
business.
~Yon will dad at Donncily a. sight
didoront publisher's line of Xmas
cards. Among these are three or the
largest and host. A. M. Davis. Thomp
son a. Smith, and the Boston Line.
‘L.
An important meeting of ”i9 dole-
sates (rota the churches or; Norwaiii
who were appoinfisd in the interests or
mlocal (adult-ed brotherhood. will he
largest. assortment o! Watorman‘
Fountain Pens. Always a grass 0!-
points to choose from. Mary point
, . guaranteed it pplnt dossn't apitmau
exchange aiter‘dtmas. l9“
Harmon and daughter. Mrs.
Pelham. of South N'orwalk, and
Mrs. Alonzo Buttery, visited Mrs.
Frank Potts, New Canaan. this weak.
Mrs.
Miss Cora Mead and Miss Martha-
Lenli. of South Norwalk, and Mr. and
Mrs. George Seilock and son Boy, or
Lewisboro, spent Thanksgiving Day
with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Webb. on
Forest street, New Canaan. .
With a record of having been visit-
ed by over 3,000 people during the
three days that it has been in exist-
ence, the seventh annual dog and
poultry show or the Consolidated
Poultry Association. of Bridgeport.
closed Thursday evening. Besides the
Park and Pollard silver cup, valued at
' William H. sauna." of East Norwailt.
said In thé South .‘Norwalft Baptist
mini-ch on‘iondsy of next week. A
titan! scheme or (imitation will at
t time he sidorad. and it is int-
at that every delegate attend.
is the chairman oi the committee in
charge. and George W. Sharron and
Henry J. Hipson are his associates.
sinners or the Second District conven-
ed at the municipal station on state
street last evening and disposed at
the regular weekly accumulation of
business.
n—LEATHER GOODS.
Pocket books from 260. to $7.00.
'Tourist traveling cases. our. to $4.00.
udies' pocket books, 75c, up. Address
hooks, 25c, up. Donnelly's.
mucous COUNCIL Kittens.
Strsnuous Campaign Planned for tbs
Present Month,
860. the most valuable silver prise was.
that offered by the Poultry Associa-
tion for the most points scored by any
individual exhibit in the show. This
was awarded to 6.1. Marshall. of Port
Chester. Silver cup, for best display
of white ieghorns, donated by G. W.
Fairchild it Sons. won by Gionhrsohin
farm, of Noroton. Silver cup, donated
by Alderman Malcolm MacFaydenJor
best display of Mediterranean. won
bon Glenbreehin farms, Noroton.
-HAVE YOU SEEN THEM!
those pipes'tor 31.00, 31.2511“! 81.60.
in cases. Pipes to suit the smoker.
Whelpiey & Clark, Cor. Kain and
Washington Sta.-
. You Share
in Our""'Proiits
There may bottom that
; odor you a higher rats or inter-
est on your autonomy. , But.
will pour money bass MOT '
Safety
is the important element that
‘ every one should consider when
. field County, will hold a montle
Lincoln Council. No. Ii, 0 U. A. M.
inatti its regular meeting last night.
iwhon the first degree was conferred
on candidates, and in addition to the
1routine business; several subjects of
interest to the members were brought
up. that promise to make the Decem-
her meetings strenuous as well as
pleasant. i
Next meeting the second degree will
be worked. and after the regular meet-
ing that will he called at 7: 30 o‘clock,
the Err-Councilors' Association of Fair-
mailing.
The building (and committee re-
port good progress. and the third
The Board of Electrical Commio '
monthly dance will he held on Decom- .
Carbomnduiu Axe
Stones will
produce a sharp, keen edge on the dull-
ost 0! Axes in a very
time.
The stones do the work at a srind
stone and sharpening stone combines.
Carborundnn Razor Hones are made
or extra nus, handwashed powder. (in
excelled for that cutting qualities and
tor producing a teen. tasting edge.
CHAS. E. DOW
, w“...—
Send in Orders
for Blue Point} Oysters, Lit-
tle Neck Clams in half shell
for Thursday, Rockaway
Oysters, New Bedford Es-
callops, all kinds of Fresh,
Salt, Smoked and Canned
Fish.
Long and Round Clams.
CUTBILL'S
BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main Street
Free Dailvary. Phone 108.
JUNK DEATER
You only need write a postal or
phone to Samuel Jule, successor to
Win. Enron, and you will get a read!
market for things which you don’t
want, such as rags, papers. bottles.
rubbers. scrap-iron. metals, leather
bedaia'spocislty. We are waiting for
your call. Samuel Jade. 37 tort
street. Phone 499.
Probably a lot in people with no
greater ability than you, have halo
higher salaried positions—haunt
“marketed thou- sorflcsa” through
J EDDO COAL
RAYMOND BROTHERS
is tastefully designed. well made and
tow minutes ‘
thiscelebrsted coal. Now is
8. m, ED.
oooo rasrs
id Furniture is at prime importance.
It not only adh to thahssutv. attrac-
tiva ”mason and real contort oi
your home. but it radix-ts the redne-
ment of the owner.
ALL OF OUR FURNITURE
masonahiy prioad.
Come in audio“ it over.
A. .i Angevine
& Sun Co.
134-136 Waitingtan Strut.
Norwalk. Conn.
00 YOU um ANYTHING IN
run FURNITURE use:
it so. Come to See Us Baton Uou
Go Elsewhere.
We Hava a Fina Lina 01 “Furniture.
Stoves and all lion-storms!»
in: Goods.
't‘odsitlhsryhody
M. GUTKOWSKY
91 North lain Smut. Phone 419
Opp. Congregational Church.
We Buy Second-Band furniture and
‘ Stoves
ThanksgivingOffering
New Suits, Overcoats
and Bsimacaans
.- $10.00
GOTTLIEB’S
'37 and $10 Suits.
u N. Main St. So. Norwulk.
$15.00 Values at .
Tires- Vulcanized
Bring your vulcanizlng to me
Best win-k and cheapest prices
A full line of tires and tubes on
hand all the time. Work call“’
for and delivered.
Robert Gregory
7 Wall St. Tel. 326-4
F. s. LYON
Good Job Printing
Bast espoused win-k. Best Prim
"SB‘NOR'I‘H MAIN eraser
Sentinel want norm
8. uonwALK PHONE m
bar 16, the main feature ot the- en-
. tortaimnsnt being an exhibition drill
" ' alab- with‘ the Council, is well under
way. and the members are showins
great inmost and rivalry tor the
‘ .
Conneali
.'....
.st’sfigss‘ra's-u-a -
Satisfactory School Shoes for
Boys and Girls
A big assortmentoftho heat stakes, that more a- .
pointed; fit for the growmg feet, neat appearance and “
Children s Dunning Slippers
‘I WIIHINGTON UT. » ‘ '
a n's'a'a'n'w
«7* ‘
Yes! take time by the fore-
lock and get your overcoat
before the onslaught of old ,
Winter.
“Come in and see the {till
parade before any ot' em are
picked oil.
What do you say to one at
Siam—knee length, Scotch
mixture, full“; easy, warm
and the exact style?
$2.00
$10 to $12
“M. I N T z ' .3
Specials for To-Night
Dolls
Coats
All Suits 1-3 to 1-2 off
New Shapes $1.49 to $2.49
Rogers 81 Stevens
Norwaik and So. Norwaflt.
Fits—U Eyeglasses
eQC
Should younsyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
adinsting. test at liberty to con-
suit
“TWA! J. MOORE
N. Y. satires—781 5th AVE, 9 to
4 p. In. daily.
For Uptodats Service Call
Fred H. Banting.
Funeral Director and Emhalmsr
dines Indictment»
Telephone 991. 4
u Bo. Main St. So. Norwalk.
W
son sans.
MARVIN BEACH TRACT.
:Large Plots (Shore Fronts.)
C. '1‘. McGOVERN, Agent.
is: Washinoton St. So. Namath
Ropings and
Wreaths
for all purposes can now be purch-
ased in South Norwaik‘. We have in-
stalled now machinery (or their man-
ufacture. Local dealers no longer
need have this work done out of
town. Patronise home industry. Sot-
istnotion absolutely guaranteed. Pri-
oes'moderate.
Mrs. A C. Cuneo.
7 Railroad Ave.
The New Science
JEFINITiON 0F OHTROPNAGTIG
. W is the definition ot the
one. 0! the dtsasa and the art at
«dinning the same. Disease is cans
Slraoken
mm
" “Your Attention-+9
W FINANM mm ' '.
lawnmower.
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AT
January Prices
JACOBYS
. Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre
COMFORTABLESt BLANKETS
South Norwalk
WE GIVE 8. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
Colder Weather At Hand i
A. Dickerman 8t Son. 1
Phone. 446 '
" so wasitmoroa sneer.
——.Ex'r‘itA SPECIALS—~— ,
Best Family Flour, a bag ....... .. ..... _ ........... . 75¢
Gold Medal 0i" Jones‘ Flour, 3 bag . . . ......... .. .. 85¢
Delicious Creamery Butter, a lb .............. 34¢
B'ordcns Evaporated Milk, .
Icons ’, ............... 15¢
A. STULL
24 COTTAGE STREET.
EAST NORWALN.
Bath Robes
Sensible but mighty pleasing gifts that come in very '
handy and are always acceptable.
Blanket * Robes
Superior quality. in a variety of good color combina— 8,:
iions. . "it A
Sizes for “on \\ omen and Children
Prices range from $198 t0 35 .1
The N. E. Ryan Co;
sou-m somatic;
..,., _ __ mm
Phone 372-12.
“ powder box, with gilt, silver or gunmetai finished frames
idhyasfmnohfiwistorspralntn.
Holiday Bags.
Newest Shapes.
Bags of Real Leather, Pin Seal, Morocco, Goat Skin
and Pin Goat. Seal in black, green bliown and navy, kid, sat—
inand silkiined, fitted with purse mirror card case do
PriCcs range from
98c to $5. 98
J I. MALLETTE
OUTH NORW
E T. ates-4,
AUCTION EER
Norwalk Chronicler