vase Horas sous
Hassles reacts etosous
cocosuv survescups
LADIES worms
3‘- Tonic Reconstructor.
F. H. BAXTER. W.
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‘ parlour wt: A soon
' «or cup or cocoa. was
on cor-res
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was. new
UNDERTAKER
mmmautuuss
'Mfl.
l" 0A
. Have secured a supply of
the time to place your orders.
SUPPLY I
RAYMOND BROTHERS
this celebrated coal.
8 LIKITED.
Now is
55:0” LAUREL ELECTION.
Mai Mal-y Rysnchssen Grand M
and Mass was. (gr Winter.
(liristmas checks may be cashed at.
i\' ll. Ryan Co.’ s store.
A meeting of the Junior Brotherhood
.0! St. Andrew will be held in the yes.
try room oi Trinity Episcopal Church.
this evening. at 3:80 o'clock.
~Donneliy has a half page adv. to-
day. Read it sure.
Norwalh conductors and motormeu
are being broke in today on the Myrtle
avenue line. preparatory to running
through cars to Norwalk—Stamiord
Advocate.
The annual meeting of Sherman
Commandery. No. 470, U. 0. G. C., for
the election of ofilcers and transaction
of routine business will be held Fri-
day, December 11, instead of Friday,
December 26,
,_-_. — l
~Read Donelly's Christmas adv. to:
day. l
_. if , .~_'.—.+..--.‘ . I
ur. and Mrs. A. L Susnitsky. who
were married in South Norwalké
Thanksgiving Day. are now on a wed-
ding trip and are visiting relatives in
Honesdaie. Pa. They are expected to
return to Danbury the‘latter part at
this week.
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——Have you seen Donuelly's adv. to-
day? Its worth your while to read
every word.
a
Julia Swan. colored. a cook at the
. Sanford school. Reddlng, who hasbeen!
in the Danbury Hospital for some
time. was sent to the Harlem Hospi-
tal, New York city, yesterday. for
treatment. The woman desired to he
sent there in order that she might be
near her relatives
—A Safety, sell-filling conihination
Fountain Pen. guaranteed. $1.19..
Beers’ Stationary Store, downtown.
The Kearney Hat Works. of Kear-
ney, N. .1. which has creditors in this
city. declared yesterday a first divi.
dead of ten per cent. The claims or
creditors against this concern, the at‘
fairs of which are in the bankruptcy
court. amount to over $100,000. The
trustee has about $18,000 in hand. to
be used for the benefit of creditors.
inwmwwussuw- .
vsstor.
To-Mnrrow- nicotine-Tomorrow
Chamomile. wInbe marksman manners of.
the 1914 Christmas Savings Club. a, ss-n sickly mutants
during the past nine months thh hr. m at none! '1”
‘ileenoavsd. Hundreds of peopls an. amass-us sash: habit
and tomorrow may enjoy .the res-Ia
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South Norwa'lk Tmleompsny
ass-an .l'rnlt. Jr. who mung
from Yale last June. is taking a
special ecu-so invade transportation,
commerce and “atoms administration
at Packard College. New York.
The Its-hers oi the W. C. T. U..
are request“ to attend the meeting
which will be hell on Friday after-
noon at] o'clock at the home of Mrs.
George Ems. [3 Berkeley street.
—A few on and electric reading
lamps hit at'Bses' downtown store.
Going at remarkably low prices.
Patriot WI. of Spring street.
fell downmirs at his home last night.
and received a bruise rib and a slight
scalp wound. Dr. W. J, Tracey was
called and treated the injured ' man.
Corcoran was descending the stairs
when he tripped. causing him to lose
his balance and pitch downward, ’
Monaco. the daughter of Thomas
Halloran, of Graudvlcw avenue sus
talned a pals ill he: forehead “fester-
Idly Mon. while pliylngw th her
little brother in the house. The lit-
tle girl was running in one 01' the 'from the winter herring iishery oil the
bedrooms and' collided with‘an Iron
beats-d. inflicting a out which had to
be sewed up by Dr. W. B. Burneli.
~—M Donno'lly‘s you will find the
official Boy Scout's knives. Every boy
wants an, -
nadnlsh B‘rolsicho. employed at De
Klyn's bakery. auxin one of his tin-1
gets in the noun cutter. and the blade
chopped the flesh so badly that Dr.
W. B_ Darnell, who wsscalled. order.
ed the injured mas to the hospital.
where Dr. W. J. Tracey amputated the
member at the second Joint.
the middle finger of the right hand.
The M occurred shortly after
seven €ch last night. Froleicho
lives a Kellogg street.
Gore. 0;. p A. “organ had occa-
sion neatly to use a liver medicine
and says of [clay Gathsrtlc Tablets:
"They naughty cleansed my sys-
tem and I felt like a new man—light
and (too. They “are the best medicine
l have ever taken for constipation.
They keep the stomach sweet. liver
active. bowels ragllar.” Sold by all .
dmggiata“
“ “”3 Hague. ‘rour years are. Chadian and
Consult Our Oculist!
Oar Oculist—s medical man of
long experience—is retained by us
to gins your eyes any attention they
nu... mus—an. tan .1...
Vice Grand Wise liasea
WWHM ups? Buckley
Historian—Lites Ethel Blake. _
Prophgese—hiiss Alfie Foley.
Monitor—Miss J‘ulia «Callaghan.
Sentinel—Miss Alice Spies.
Outside Guard—Ruth Fitzgerald.
Organist—Miss Catherine 8mm.
lor.
Three-year Trustees—hire. Anna
Campbell and Bliss (htherine Calla-
hen.
lira. Jennie McNamara. the retiring
Grand Regent. has been the head or
the Court since its commencement.
many years ago. and has always taken
-a most active part in the upbuilding of
the order.
womms' LEAGUE sILvea m.
a very pleasant social aiteruoon was
.enioyed yesterday when the members
Iot the Womans' Municipal League on-
tertained their friends to a silver tea,
at the home of Miss Frances Hurd. st
43 West avenue. Mrs. Henry 8. Lock-
wood was the chairman of the commit-
tee in charge of the airalr. which was
In decided success. The receipts are
liar a most worthy cause. that of fur-
inlshlng work to the unemployed o!
Norwsllt.
A.»
HERRING CATCH l8 LARGE.
ST. JOHNS. N. F.. Doc. IO.——Reporte
{west coast of Newfoundland. now In
mid-season, indicate that the catch will
be fairly large. In a good year about
100. 000 barrels of the deb are taken in
the three centers of industry. Bonus
zBay. Bay of islands and Bay. St.
.George. Of this approximately two-
thirds goes to the United States and
.the remaining third to Canada The
Inerring are used partly for tood pur-
poses. when smohed. but are chiefly
valuable as halt for the cod fisheries.
Since the settlement or the fisher-
ies' controveriy between the United
States and Newfoundlhnd. by The
American schoonese share in the right
to take herring themselves in these
waters. Ordinarily. however. the ves-
sel owners had it more profitable to
let the islanders do the actual mums
and purchase the deli irorn‘them. Ben
cause of the intense cold and frequent
severe storms. the ”work is very ha-
sardous. Last year my vessels were
froseu in and their crews were forced
to make their way to shore across the
ice.
‘Omm
Floor Brushes
FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON
To Select a Gift
Made by reliable firms
Gillt‘tte Safety Razor Outfits
Shops. Hones, Brushes . -
.‘Swiss Shears and Sciuors Sch
Carvers and CarvingSens
Pocket Cutlery ‘
Food Choppers.
Electric Packet [tarps
Themsntneters, Etc. ‘ ‘
CHARLES E. DOW
‘ SPECIAL
Chrishnas Boxes
MANY GIFT SUGGESTIONS
HERE.
Louis Avricfk
Honest, Isn’t it the prettiest
coat your boy“ ever had on?
The mackjpaw is a genuine
Ametlcamnitlea, and' the fab-
ficpstyig-rut, pattern and
color till .3 ,dyed-in-the-wool
dmnest'tc product
Forubgys: and men, girls and
women
A bright showing.
people are buy-
fhr‘Xmas
Rogers 8t Stevens
Norwalkand So. Norwnlir.
"Fish! Fishi‘
Buy where they have the
best.
All kinds of Fresh, Smokil,
Canned Fish.
Oysters, Round and Long
is of
'iYng' ci'c?"fi;r
POCTOFFIOI ILOCK
/.
DO YOU NEED ANYTHING IN
Ind FURNITURE LINE? ‘
it so. Come to See Us Before Uou
Go Elsewhere.
We Have a. Fine Line of Furniture.
Stoves and all Houscturnish-
‘ lrIg Goods.
Prices-To Bolt Wholly
'M. GUTKOWSKY
at North shin Street. Phone us .
Opp. Congregational Church. 9
We Buy Second-Hand mature and 3
Rtnm a
l
Thanksgiving Offering
New Suits, Overcoats
and Balmacsans
$15 on Values at $10. .00
GOTTLIEB’S
$1 and $10 Suits.
11 N. Main St. So. Norwalk.
s
Big Line, of
-T0 Y S-
LARGE MMHANICAL
. TRAINS-
TEDDY BEARS.
WAGONS, DRUMS, ETC.
RIGGERMAN
ROS. 64 Nortl- Main St.“
.SMOKE
DREYFUBS' PERFECTION, 5 6T.
STRAIMT4.5 BOX OF 50.
me man»
scorn nonwsu '
. DEFINITION
‘ IIIIDI
Clams, Opened and in the
shell.
Eecallops.
Money back if not satisfied
Nothing misrepresented.
CUTBILL'S
BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main Street
Free Delivery. Phone 1”.
Fits—U Eyeglasses
GOO
3‘09 .or 03:0 \If/Mo
Aw scarcely 'ceaN' ’
Should your eyes llm'e been gIVing
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting. feel at liberty to con-
suit
“'IUIIAM J. MOORE
OPTIFIAN
Room 0, Koch-r Building,
' No. "155 .Wauhlngton st.
Opposite lion‘s Theatre.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
Evenings, d: 30 to 9.
N. Y. address—721 am Are, 9 to
d p. In. daily.
FOR SALE.
MARVIN BEACH TRACT.
a Large Plots (Shore Fronts.)
C. T. McGOVERN. Agent.
1.“ Washlnurton Sn. So. Nnrwall:
ch'ings and
Wreaths
for all purposes can now be purch-
used in south NorwaIk? We have in-
stalled new machinery (or their man-
ufacture. Local dealers no longer
need have this work done out of
town. Patronise home industry. Sat-
isfaction absolutely guar’anteed. Pri-
ces moderate.
Mrs.” A.—(—}_ Cuneo
7E “Willll'il;five
Buoy annulus and fresh (suite.
The New Science
or CHIROPRACTII
Chiropractic is the definition at th-
ansg of the dheaso and the m (3
Phone 372-12
Just received a large assortment o!
Xmas guts: ~Funntain Pena, ““6,
(arving Sets. Watches Rings, Pins;
(talus and man) otlher surefire
gifts are marked at low prices.
SEE Ol'lt WINDOW DISPLu'
The NORWALKQ
JPAWNSHOP
s
1
Toy Department
New Open
40 WATER l'l’BEFT.
000111 NDRWALK p
lousy issued as saddles of value l
FURS®COATS
January Prices
JACOBYsm '
Hoyt’ s
FOR
HOLIDAY APRONS.
go to
A. Dickerman & Son.
South Norwalk Phone. 446 *4
We GIVE s AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
r
Egg
—~-EXTRA SPECIALS—~-— A
Best Family Flour, a bag ........ . ................. 75¢
Gold Medal or Jlones' Flour, a bag ................ .. 85¢
Delicious Creamery Butter. a lb. ............... 34¢
Borden’s Evaporated Milk, cans ................ 15¢
A. STULL '
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24 COTTAGE STREET.
EAST uoswstx.
WILL FURNISH "YOU WITH THAT HOME
CONVENIENCE--
AN EX'I ENSION TELEPHONE
A SECOND .TELEPHONE CONNECTED
WITH YOUR MAIN LINE AT THE POINT
THAT IS THE MOST CONVENIENT FOR
YOU.
Have You An EXTENSION? 5‘
Daniel Green’s “COMFY” Slippers ‘ I
For Ladies, Misses. and Children '
Ideal for Christmas Gifts:
.~ 0'... Holiday Stock of
Slippers 18 Ready
Q
Initiating-theme. Disssssls sis:
d by a wrench. twist or sprain l ,
its back. Even if done in ohlldhoo
t creates pinched nerves and pain it
our llfointiiediilereut Organs an.
. 0mm removs'theoaasso
tissues and pain. health is resist-cl
[trough “menial a nerve sy»
ants in your bony?“ Flemsls WM
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1‘. Francis, D. C.
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Count. ally &Bracxen J
18 WASHINGTON GT.
. 7E T.‘ Bates:
AUCTIONEER
$91,111! "NOR-Will.
Norwalk Chronicler