sforudtopaya-
pioutohycoalofa
.We'rehopingfora'
mild,» we'll hallo
£011 that's ample but u
mmwmungetis
a little sample, and
' - are not enough to
smart from freezing,
Ogottohave the real
12‘.
fish stuff to make a fire
pleasing. The weather
“In is very good, we‘ve had
infect Autumn, but it it
M been cold and wet this
Mine would have caught
rEatus COAL
e COMPANY
WHICH
SHALL IT BE
SUCCESS
or
FAILURE
SETTLE the
QUESTION
By Taking a'
COURSE In
F——
_ College
‘ South Norwalk
surnterd» / Port Chester.
\Main and Elizabeth Sta.
Phone: 833-1531
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ates. Ethel Virgin O‘Neil ii
‘ VOCAL STUDlO
43 West Avenue,
South Norwalk
For particular:
' inquire at Studlo
Phone 840.
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. y ‘ Your
LL SUIT 0R COAT
At '
SENSIBLE PRICES
For Unbeatable Value
Accoants Opened
«ya—......-
iad ‘ pars best in the. bum.
cute and Coupon Free ‘
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wont-rim :an «MW . ammatmmm.» Wfiw‘m ' .
Ya: Gd“. I to W ‘ e or
build blew This Fall?
and
w.»
Of course we have “mm - .
the best of each m . “d" ““31“ If lieu prefer,
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The Hatch £1 Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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Local. Tristram 8. Hyatt
Norwalk's Loading Dry Goods Store
Mw»w_u -
News .
“" ””‘___ 1 At the Dress Goods
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Coma, of i
Betden place, were visitors in Stam-
ford yesterday. i ,
____- l j tive mixtures and plain colors.
A big and varied showing of the most wanted materials for su
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Miss Elizabeth Taylor, of 273 Main .
street, is visiting [or a few days with l
3-Day ' Suit Sale
STUPENDOUS PRICE REDU CTION.
8“,“ 0f high tailored order to perfection. Positively
and. "."hm" ”COPtmn these are the biggest and most as-
°“‘3h{“g values of the entire year. All of these women‘s
and "“555 suns will surpn'se yOu when you see them.
From ...................................... 88.7 5 "1’
Every suit must go in this three day sale.
CLOAKS we PA RI 5 MlLLlNERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
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Specials for Tuesday
FRESH SHOULDERS ..
RIB LAMB errors 23¢
RIB VEALCHOPS ....... HUT-"18$
ecol-
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VEALSTEW...... ....... ..
LAMB STEW .............. ” """ W12!”
OLEOMARGARINE """""""""" 25 ”ll
FRESH EGGS .. ICIIITWI‘34fitu/I'
FREE DELIVERY TO‘EAST NORWALK.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. South Norwalk.
39 Main St. Norwalk.
__.; First
friends in Greenwich, Conn. .
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Wanoma Council. No. 31, l. 0. it.-
.‘i.. will hold a llliir‘Qllt'l‘tldt' hall llllbi
\tlllllt! ltt livd lit-it's hall. in Main:
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“Strut,
Regular business was transacted at‘
ithe regular meeting or the her-walk;1
'l‘r’ llt‘Hllt‘ll'S uniott whit h was held
,Su urda) etching. l
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i The ltowuyton llrutn Corps will 1
’julll’llt’y to Stamford this evening and:
)lakt‘ part in a large parade to be lit-'lfli _‘ p
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‘ LONESOME LIKE THE MINUET.
.in that city.
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l The Golden Rule Circle. of the, l
. Mrs. e i ‘ .
‘ Congregational (‘hurch will. H“ “ w“ 6W“ TW° "“9”“ '
tng Readings at Hillside School.
1
[meet tomorrow afternoon at the homci
or Mrs. Frank Gregory, 01’ NPMO‘V“, "Lonesome Like" and "Minuet"
avenue. ‘thc titles of two very interesting.
! "“"" d'ni, l‘l ll‘ d b‘
l‘Pt; I vs w llt‘l were (c more r
. r ular meetin oi the ltoh‘aytoux . . . . ‘ 1
‘ ”3 3 out. than “mt. oi Cambridge, Mass. .
l Hose (‘ompany will be held this m’en , .
:tmz Reports from the ladies' Aux. .‘9 a “"89 and lll‘llrt‘lt‘llltlve Kudlt‘nt‘t‘
illlarv “s to the “gum. or the tutti“! Hillside School, Saturday evening.
l\\1n.b9 road. l The first reading was l'I'lllll\'t‘ to
‘lilc itt Lancasltiro. England. and al-
.\.~' llhcuglt a simple play and simply told '10.
{confound immediate favor with the audl- 3.3.
\t'eze‘
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9
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The Connecticut (loud
Specials for Tuesday”;
SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS "“ -
RIB LAMB cnops """"" 24%le
LOIN LAMB CHOPS ............... ' 28¢ ll)
LEGSOFLAMB...“ ..... .......lll.ll ..... 24d
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS
FANCY SELECTED EGGS
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
(2 Stores) 5&1"...
6 NORTH MAIN ST. 13 MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone uso. Norwalk. Phone 881.
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tii‘ully to thorn; but tragically too ' 9'.
The six newly ordained priests “date. .3.
.mp Holy Ghost lt‘alhere'w 00““!0 m! Roth pieces were thoroughly onloy-( .
f ‘ f‘flz‘fimosseem .1 .
Dainty Silken Fabrics of Many Kinds .
All Kinds of Linings
The Biggest Stock of Buttons in the City
Fur “Trimmings in all the Fashionable Shades
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”0”.”o°.:”o”e”o”.”e”e”o”e“o”.”o“o”e”o“e“:"9”. 'o”o""
H. Krieger tCo.
West Washington Street .
~ The Leading Millinery
Charge Accounts Solicited .
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Counter
its and coats in most attrac.
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sut'iallun will illct‘l neat Stillll'tlii)‘, . I ’
t'muber lch at 3 p. m., in thc rmtnsgl‘n‘f“ “110 “'00)?“ lmlllt‘llfit‘ll' ”‘9 ;.. O l l‘
“f ,3“. Automobile mm, M xv“ 11;,\1.{qu.tlnt dialect in which the story lat}. tore 1n orwa .5
0'“. in the Hotel Tall. told. 1.3. ‘ 0.;
...—...... “Mlnut” had to do with the French} 3 :l
Tlu- many friends of Mrs. Prank ltiliemlutlou and the separation of a .3. ‘ _ . 9:0,
i..ld. ol 2.! Lincoln aw-nue will bt‘,"‘l‘l‘llt'h nobleman from his wife, 111:9:O Here you ll find CXCluswe styles in Hats and' Fancy 0:9
plomml to hear that she has passcd‘thcir former life of prosperity, audio? Feathers. Our priCes are much less an“ the little 5110953.;
thu tinny-r point and yesterday put ,plcnly before the horrors of the great 9. k' h d 0..
in a quiet day for the better. ('l\il suite, life and its plvztnutt‘s .3. a” as mg for t c same 300 5' .EJ
i‘ . a“'_""’ m" "till-"ml by the t'ouplc. but ‘0’. In our Ready-to-wear Department yOu’ll find a very 0:.
. 'l‘ltI-l‘c “ill ‘10 I ft‘lllllfll‘ “Wklygttilt-rwards when the)" were again : _ . . ' ...?
awning of the Norwalk Scoutntn'tv'uniwd m ,,,,. ltrlstlll ten srmmytbu 9:0 comprehenswe lme of Coats and Suits for ladies. misses 3.
item School tomorrow owning it: the 1‘10”. 4.0m: 1...} to death on tho 1“,”)? and children a‘ popular prices. I :,
downtown library, at u“) comar of mine. the scum- ol lit‘irtl.r l’or catch”? 0:,
lWlliilll‘l's'W“ and Franklin “"9“" itllllt’l‘ was brought clearly and hoittt‘ 0.0 0.0
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"wmt Not-walk t‘t'lt'brllll‘d S“‘”“‘“,oxd hr] the interested audience. and it.
;l~li;;h .“lh‘ifl in 31. MM)“; “1‘“th 3'“ Tis hoped that Saturday will not be: ~— ‘ - “‘r'”‘”’_"' ”M “ ’
terda)’ morning at the 10330 "“0““.tlu- his! time that Stirs. Well will’ BREESE IN new PLAY. l
service, and solemn vespers at 8:30 “we," a, ”u, “.th i ...;— |
-... -- Will Open “Seapegoats” Money .
‘p. in.
I Drama, at Regent Theatre, Friday i
Evening—Seat Sale Today.
._—-———— to AGAIN BECOME SAlLlNG
The )lonker Grotto held a rchcar-l V‘SSE'.
Uni of the cast in the 3989'“ Theatre, BOSTON. Nov. 1::. -'l‘hc bttl‘gt' liar. Wm, Emerson
Browne. of Nor-i
iWSlt‘l‘dfl)’ pTPDfiTRlOTY ‘0 10“?“in raid. tonncrly a square-ringer sail-rant, author of “The Spendthritt" and!
Uneeda Biscuits. a pkg.
totooa'eac.
4‘;
Fancy Cape Cod Cranberries. a lb. ..... .. . .. ....... 10¢
‘Pure Lard,alb..... ......... ........i... 19¢
Fresh Roasted Coffee, a 1b. ................. ‘ 21¢
Fancy Head Rice, 4 lbs. ..... '. .................. 25¢
24 Cottage Street. East ‘Notwalk
to \‘cw listen on November 2" where in: from ”m. will to many 5,)“, b,,¢_,".\ Fool Thon- \\'aa." as well as many'
the lodge will unite with the Mouker ,0, ,. .. . .. . . . - “‘Scuvvsoats" The DOWN“ “mm“.
(It Mills ttduted to atubmasta mienthuslastlc about the presentation of!
e e-
Grotto to that place in initiating c r the CO,” ”mm“ ”we. will “W‘C‘i‘rtudmund llrcesc. “so of this city. in,
'ttndcr sail again as n bark. as a rO“0fi‘nlofle}', wltlch is being directed by;
salt of the great demand for occanh‘lt. llrccsc and otter-ed by the Edmund.
.‘llss Rose i‘lllOl‘OBo and Siatllil , , .. . , lBrecse Product on Company. will have?;
tonnage. The llartnrd was bought its opening al‘tlte Regent 'l‘lteatro
i.‘ ' 1 Norwalk. were mar- . . ‘ .
hm‘t‘llfhfi‘ billlloonm in St \iary's today by a local shipbuilding mm other notable play successes, is very‘
in“ B m ' g ' ’ " gal it price almost as great as the cost Friday evening of this week. A has:
iChurch by the Rev. Thomas J' Hm"‘to bttlld her at. Brunswick, Maino,‘0f New York playwrights and produc-
l - ~ Lat-I . . . t- t t 800 the rust»
,at eight oclock mass. Theresa _ ., _ .. ‘ ‘ are “m ht. on rant 0 ~ ,
.thntytwo )tata ago. As the ship‘mgm offering and Mr. Browne will|
l ' t .
““0"“ was bridesmaid. and, M'mm'listuu Skollield. 2nd. the Harvard wnsi‘akp his place among them. He will]
ELingo acted as best man, iiaken into Phi‘adl’lphlfl under Jury'havc in Norwalk as his guests. Cur-f
' 'lyle Moore, the author, and also an,
‘ monies.
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49c pk 4-:rorAt'ors—49c pk
Fancy Maine Potatoes—Cook nice, white and mealy.
Snell & Simpson‘s Milk CraCkers cut to, 1b. ....... 10¢
Crown Aster Brand Flour, bag ................. $1 40
’ Blue Rose Rice ........... ll)., 7¢, 3 lbs. for 20¢
Challenge Blend Coffee, 30c grade, lb. ............ 26¢
Crown Aster Asparagus Tips, per can ............. 23¢
Crown Aster Hawaiian Pineapple,‘ can ....n ...... 22¢
Warwick Brand Tomatoes, per can ............... . 11¢
Bass & Co.'s Pale Ale .......... pints 15¢; 2 for 25¢
Bass & Co.'s Pale Ale .......... uips 10¢. 3 for 25¢
‘ ALWAYS SOMETHING SPECIAL HERE.
a
‘ .‘F. Beckmann & Co.
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
83 and 85 Washington St.
Keep Advertising.
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Telephone 1405.
”or
dverttsmg _.
~' Wifl'KCfip YO if
. :rlg ten years ago, almost a floatingl .
" . . M . " . , M c.
l A“ informal dim?“ will follow n“ ‘wreck alter experiences that brought iggf‘gggofig) fingerhofim \t‘l::mfl.o::lr-i
itegular meeting Of the Norwalk HOS. high "mine for he" Bkipper'“ l“"‘m’m''p‘analng in possibilities and interest!
.lliiul Junior League which will be. lany production now playing. or .‘my,
;held in St. Paul's Parish Hall in Berk‘fPRESIDENT | WILSON IN WlLa‘umt has been offerid it“ sulllt‘dllslgg.‘
: . . t. tor |Wlth Mr. Breese sarrng. an -:
telly street: this etening. ‘Por , LIAMSTOWN. lportcd by a selected cast. there is not.
“item“ “10““? “"1 address "1° WlLlJAMSTOWN, Mass. Nov 133,, question in. what “Scapegoals” “’1”:
meeting. All members of the league,_pr9,,m9m Wilson ignored polillcgihe ably: hit. The ticket sale openSj
are asked to be present. itoday to remain quietly with mom t0day and judged by {:18 12:3; 0:57:95
tune M Ma fnmllv here. . Several hun- .geéit‘tmifr‘lda: icing: “Hill see the icon 6
Second Lieutenant Jeane T. Dun- 'dred telegrams congratulating him on star in. his new way, "sentiments";
bar of the Sixth Company, C. A. (... by, rte-election arrived during the will open at a. Broadway theatre attert,
was in Br geport .today taking “fir-owl" ' tits engagement here.t iltlr.‘ 81:98:;
amlnatio which me hold nnnuall ' plyed "The Fear Marke " n . ew 01' 1
for officers of the \‘allonal Guard “(’1' "(be president plans to leave herodnst venr. lie created the leading rolei
‘ ' . ~ ' “""""‘ “M‘ ‘ "WM" this afternoon in “The Lion and the Mouse." -
it is necessary for et-ery otflcer to 5‘, train for Rhineclil'r N Y where __ _ l
.. , . ., i W "‘" .
:::shlt:::::it:egn order to receive pay‘he will board the naval yacht May-1 0 l t [MASIELNshcrc ‘lte this
. . . I it lie no way 0 ' V ‘ -
/ Ifimvat .lnr a trip down the Hudson, mgrbroomed '
~_‘
'to New York City. He is due to on; And the Cows came up at night. 1
rive in Washington Sunday night. {A lthket of wild, rank plum shoots.
‘ . . loomed.
.4
It is understood that Herbert G.
Thompson. president of the Anchor,
,Post’lron Company, of Weston, and
William G. McKune, of Green's Farms
iare contemplating the building of ex-
tensive buildings ’ on their respective
properties. At the present time, the
engineering work on‘ the property is
‘beinr: done by Henry R. Minor.
'-
‘BRISTOL STRIKE ENDS.
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N . sun black in the fading light:
ORWALK M. E. CHURCH NOTES'i .\'or could he pass but he searched
Monday night there will be :1 ice round eyed .
ture by Dr. Wallace H. Finch'on For the gleam of a panther's skim!
“Scotland’s Chietest ‘Bard 'ot Song.”
admission free. ’ ,
hide.
In the brush-line depths within.
lusual. held rain,
1 Wednesday afternoon the member‘s And the redeyed kitchen the ‘
of the Ladies’ Aid Society will meet. Glowed out through a toss! WllldOW"
~—-— to sew. :
BP‘STOI“ R' 1" NOV‘ 13'—A “Mk? Wednesday night. Volhnteer circle: A
at. the local plants of the National of King's Daughters will hold an 311.1 And a gun for a crooked stick.
I'“ "' "”3"" "9mm“ and “1° N3" tertalnment and sale of fancy ant—inc lay in n ragweed ambuscnde
‘98 1 Rubber (30139337. which clog, ice” cream ant cake, l in 1*th :l‘lll the dusk fell gray and thick .
u my” weeks had turned 4,600 per. church parlors. t: And‘ his father came with the bell led;
. Admission withon ,
arms out, of employment. was ended charge.
. pane, i
Like a. beast that might devour, I
bit of punk to a flashlight made i
g
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W5; ‘
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‘ . A d the hired men. whistling...
M‘. i"~B°$hllltmtwfil0~mynududl~ minnow ntgbt’th'e- midweek de—l " Wed, . . , _
.otllclals obtho companies. whicheon- iotionalvservi‘oe willlbe led by Charles reims loosed from their keen. loam
'coded an advance of onenuarter'ot a P. Keeler in the absence of the pas brightened ploughe—
l' ' Day's labor done at last'
Nor guessed that down {brough that
dark tilled glade ~
All they kept their, fearless way. i
“cents palr to workers on lawn tennis tor. ’ This meeting'com'mencea at 7:45
olioop. unlined. thermal-ea onerous: and cautions one hour. Everybody is!
-~welcome. . .
‘4 'a I t
moi; at tulletrongth.
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tinel Want Adv.
To the boy in the ragweed ambush
cade,
hrigand band Were they.
Abbie Craig.
A
Caller-ls Mrs. Blank at home?
Hillier—Physically, madam, she is.
As an abstract question, the fact catt~
not be denied. But in relation to your
desire to see her, I cannot say det'i‘
nitely until 1 have ascertained Mrs.
Blank‘s wishes in the matter. Pray
be seated until 1 receive advices from
above—Boston Transcript.
w—At'ccpl all the luck that comes
your way—but don't DEFEND on its
coming! It you want a job, use a. Stif-
)
SHOES ~
Old Prices
Seems impossible, don’t it?—-
- But'our large purchases, be-
fore the big advances in leath-
er goods, now give you a big
saVing.
Here‘s an opportunity to
cheapert the cost of living, to
Or a bandit. crouched like a wolf to; V’
Tuesday evening class will meet as And sometimes late, when the sky}.
save 5°C to $1.00 on a pair of '
shoes.
Of course, our supply is lim-
ited, and therefore take adv n-
tage before it is too late.
Many “Douglas" and “Re
gal" shoes are‘included from
$3.00 to $5.00
“KEEL‘ER’S ,
Shoe Store
Norwalk Chronicler