[margins
It
Raymond Bron:
you“! to the bout Scour. No. 3. with
raid.
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—N line of 30m, O'Brieu'i.
Ir. uni Hrs. Joseph Davis, of.
Urdu street. were. called to New Al».
buy. Indiana. this week on accounr
ol' the death of Mrs. Davin' mother, l
—-0ws. caps, O‘Brien's. l
A request to “do your CbristiiiuSt
shopping early” has been posted in:
local stores. Shoppers are asked to,
do their buying before Dec. 17, and In.
the daytime is possible. l
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~—Ulilireltus and 'hlourning Bands.
O‘Brien'a. '
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will nit—t-t with
The Lucio (‘irt ie
Mrs. C. H. t‘opley, No. 7 Swynwur)
street, Monday ntternoon at 2:31)“
o‘clock. :
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Learn to dam-.- with Hawaiian mus/t
It at Potter's Dancing School.
liocul merchants are soizto-uliui tits».
tressed by the. overcoming prit-e oi
paper. All qualities keep increasing:
in price, and. sinct- a merchant must
give. wroppinmmper f'ee, it tumm-
added loss for hint.
._._....
Dancing Saturday evening. Arion
Hall.
Local dealers l‘i pennuntn .m- xvi
Iii-i: their storlt of Yule uni lluWurd,
ilupu ready for display. The Yule
llut‘vurtl football game t-ortes a Week
from today, and lllt'l‘P will probably
be more this lili‘wfitlllfi through town
thun hurt your, when one continuous
string Wt‘lll tlxrotauh out "gain“ mun
early morninu until i p. In.
A local unloiuobilo denier ltiltl lllt'
“‘lltll' yesfe'duy that 2.3 pm“ tent.
more delivery automobilr-s had been
sold to Norwnlk merchant» during
the post six months tliuu in any pre-'
vious twelve inonthn. llt- [ll‘t‘lllt‘lt‘d
that two years more will we every'
local grocer. butt-her and other do.
liveror of food equipped with nulo-
mobiles for that purpose.
ilear‘ Lieul, Nickullxt, it llritish
soldier from the front tell of the “t‘ur-
lain of Film." at the Sn. Norwalk t‘on-
areé'ationnl (‘liurth. Monday evening.
Nov. 20th, at it o'clock. Tlt'kt‘lit
Ind 50c.
23c '
Reduction dult‘ til trimmed huts.
Saturday. Lenox Millinei'y, L") So.
Main st. So. Norwuik. t‘onn.
Members of the l’llllt‘illllt‘il t‘lxi.N
of tho Norwalk M. E. (‘hureh t‘l‘lltlyt'tl
it souls! in the. church parlors lust i-r.
ening. Various game; Were plapell,
rind refret‘limentn were served tluritH!
the (iv-mint:
Notice has been sent to the credit-
ors of the Oscar Hedmun estate that
I mouth: of the truestees will on
held In Bridgeport. on November 27.
The trustees will decide. whether to
dedlare a dividend or not at this rim-t-
lug.
~titeductlon halo of trimmed lllllH,
Saturday. Lenox Aliilinery, 29 So.
Main st... Ho. Norwalit. Conn.
irnnunenment curds lltll’t‘ been to
('t‘ll’t‘d in Norwuik by the friends or;
Miss Lina Hill, of West avenue. who.
will be married on Monday, Decenrl
her 4th to James Paulison Ball. Theg
wedding ceremony will, take place at
the home of the. bride. 1 West aver
nue, .
Attorney John J. Cuneo is append
ing before Judge Youngs in the Cltyl
Court. Stamford. today in the case of'
Great Thu
3 A
JACOBY’S
Now Going On.
Values in Suits and Coats for
Men, Women and tioys.
Charge Accounts 0pcnetl
nksgiving
L E
Wonderful
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
l'ht- tollou‘iniz were issued Nov. 14.
W1... nut ttirnished tom the otllces;
ol “ouster Av lionersock, solicitors
oi putt-ms, 1113 {\luin street. Bridge»
poll, Conn:
.‘tlbert t‘. St'liulw, Bridgeport. foot.
pedal.
(lutsoppo lit-littst-i. New Haven, ex-
tensible tultle.
Paul A. liruritlit‘h :tlltl li, llemniinx.
New Haven. marinitr to: seaming ci-
gttrettes.
Joseph Sflt'llrl, Hartford (2) clip;
tlouhle servtt-e tlt‘t'll‘lt"gt‘llf’l'illol' and
supply systelii.
Henry G. \‘oight, New Britain, con-
trolling means for sliding closures.
Archibald J. lint-innit, hlitlllltiitl,
dish-washing apparatus.
tlregory L‘. liut'ison, New London.
(3) “if slail‘tlnt: \lll‘.’t‘ for Diesel en.
[Ilium
Sidney t‘. llilis, 'l‘otrtnuton, curtain
Albert bl. llolzidity. Natugutuck (2)
pressure roll release tor wringers.
l‘rank 1.. Latin-op, \l’nliingi’ord, cur~
tuin rotl.
Julian A. Gllt'l‘l, Derby, transmission
tlt‘Vlt't‘.
(in) M, (lest, Noroton, cable brack-
Cl.
Michael liv\'ine. Uttiuille, spool of
bobbin holder.
.loltn .l. (7onnoll-_\. l'tttliiitlltlt‘k, llil\'~
iur ttppurutus.
ltohert A. ltutliezt‘ord, Lyme. auto-
lllilllt‘ railway signal (ll‘i'll‘t'.
Windyslztu‘ l'tttleit, Windsor Links,
riot-it t-ttsintt. ;
Trade Matits.
linttrl' th lllllll‘l‘. l’llttluepm't,
ah."
l.:tlltivi :-‘.
"Scar .
l'r:tt\ l: i‘i.i'lt, New llrl-V‘
';1~ .. ['tlt l't‘l knives '
"p'ns‘ssvTERIANs TO RAISE A
MlLLlON.
.
.\‘lc\v i'ottK. Nut', 11—. The l'reshy-l
teriuu lltlllrtl of Foreign Missions an?
nount-etl today plans for R series of
tuttupuluns to raise one million dollars
in ten or more lending cities of the
country. The campnign was :tuthor-
ized by tho lenernl Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church l'l Allilllllt‘ City
last May and the money will liu used
!for missionary expansion in certain
tfleldil. particularly in Slum and Latin
America. and for the development of
higher educational institutions, notu-
lily Stillman instituw in ill“ Philip-
pine islands the lt‘edt-rutctl l‘t-ltlniz
Unlvnrslty in China. and the proposed
colleges in Japan and Persia.
The campaign will lit-gin in Villa‘-
burgh, November lit in 20's. Utlnr
dates already arranged are for no-
lrolt. Cleveland. Chicago. Phil..-H
phia. Wilmington and Ballllllol‘.‘ it
is also expected campaigns will be held
in New York, Brooklyn and pOssiliiy
in St. Louis, st. Paul and Minneapolis.
MONEY ORDERS TO EUROPE.
NEW YORK. Nov. iT.~—Persous iuV
The Motor Sales Company Inc. va.ttendlng to send money orders to Enr-
Howard Benton. Th‘ia case grew out
of an automobile accident on the:
Turnpike which occurred last year:
on the day of the Harrow-Yule some!
Mr. Cuneo represents the defendant
and has filed a counter-suit uninut
the pluintiil.
opt: for Christmas Were urged today
by Postmaster Morgan oi the New
York Postolllce. to "do their shopping
early.” Owing to the war all classes
of mail lire likely to be delayed. and
' mber l, or as soon thereafter its.
possible is mentioned by the post-t
lmnater oi the proper time to buy in- .
tel-national money orders.
'\~ \“N
A Dependable Bank
Safety beyond question and service above critz'cism
are assured to all customers. Through fifteen years,
, of strict adherence. to the established principles of
«sound banking. and by considerate attention to the
shells anti-wishes of its patrons, it has won the envia-p
blc reputation of being one of the leading financial
institutitius of this section. ‘
' RcsOurcesmliZOt‘iaQOt _,
200 L38. SHORT, RICH GOAL DEAL-
ER FINED
. -___ .
Conrad t‘. Buckingham, wealthy
and widely known :Southport coal
dealer, was found guilty of selling coal
under weight during a hearing held
yesterday inoruing, Mr. Buckingham
was fined :25 and costs. He took an
appeal. denying he was guilty of the‘
charge.
Several weeks
bum in alleged
ago. Mr. Bucking-f
to have delivered to
E. J. Nelson, oi Southport, 3,800
pounds or coal. That weight. he is
claimed to have represent-9d as being'
4,000 pounds, or two ions. it the
coal was under weight. was hint dc-
lonsc. it was because the scales on
which it had been weighed hud lately,
been repaired and u‘wooden blot-k.
Inserted in a defective manner. t'itlls»
ed the discrepancy.
‘ Evidence in the case wus collected
by State Policemen Stiles and Fine,
The. arrest \iit‘s delayed {or soverul
days by Deputy Sheriff Gould because
of the wedding of Mr. Burltingltant's
.uou, which occurred shortly after the
alleged short weight was (llScth-rt‘d. '
HELPFUL WORDS
From a South Norwallt Citiun
is your back lame and painful?
Does it uclie especially after exer-
tionl '
Is there it soreness in the kidney re—
gion? .
These symptoms suggest weak ltld-g
new. '
I! so there is danger in delay. .
Weak kidneys got last weaker. j
Give your trouble prompt atten-
tion. l
Dean's Kidney Pills tire for tvenkI
kidneys. , }
Your neighbors use and reconnnontl
them. l
I
Read this South Norwztlit test i- ‘
many. I
Mrs. Willis Cnvnnngh, 55 Wood
ward Ave. South Norwnlk,‘ ‘At’iyn: “My"
back used to gth‘. me a lot of troubln'
being forever weak and lume. At‘
times the kidney secretions were in
regular in passage. 1 used Doan’q?
Kidney‘s Phil? and they cured me. I
has been revert-ii years now since i:
have had any such trouble... !
Price 50 cents at all dealers. Don'tI
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Donn's Kidney Pills~the some that,
cured Mrs. (invanngh. Foster-Mil-
burn Co. Prop‘s.. lluiiulo. N. Y.~Atitr.i
We 5 ll Red oat Coall "
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3 bu. No. 2 Nut Coal $1,00‘
WM. EFFRON C0., Inc. ;
3 Rowun St. l
\N‘tfii-Q‘t
‘ triangular
aqua—«—
HEAT FIRST
Safety lotion. by using th: Ben Grade: of our
L; ‘J A L
We ofl‘er you more units 0‘ but per ton than Ordinary
Kinds. It pays to use the Best, that has a warm' efiect
and I comfortable satisfacitin to the customer. t us
Immune and prove ou- assertion by «riding us your
order now.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Plan. "3-3.
M-..“ _.. W.
Women’s Mahogany Shoes
IniDress and Sport; Models
Are among the new arrivals and are sure
to please.
Our line of Hosiery is most complete
and includes all of the new and standard
shades.
CONNEALLY 8. BRACKEN
I1 WAIHINOTON ITIEET TELEPHON! M751.
Escallops--Warranted Dry
All Kinds oi Fresh, Salt and Canned Fish
Long and Round Clams anti Oysters
We Have. the Best
BRIDGE FISH MARKET
'Phones 108 und 100.
Fru Delivery. Tl North Maln at.
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You can make every nickel you spend return you a dividend
And with the dividends you can build up a
Substantial Savings Account
t
The South Norwalk Trust Co.
All at no cost to you.
\'. ‘l t u .tt‘ruuiulnte .1 Savings Account without (‘fiOl‘l
»~ju.~t (hit {or llank Coupon Cheeks with ctcry Ciisll purclr
ase~—t'lip your own coupons—~Attnt‘h them to the Savings
Certificate as per directions and deposit them in the Savings
Department of mtmm... r...
The South NOrwalk Trust Co.
lllt‘)’ draw Regular Savings Bunk interest.
Why Merchants are Interested
in this Thrift Movement
The value of continuous patronage and good—will of the
buying public is the incentive for the use of Bank Coupon
(bucks. in other words, the merchant realizes that the
amount he spends in various methods of advertismg, while
it may bring him some trade. means Nt'i'l‘l-lth‘r to his
customer, lie or site not rest-lying any direct benefit from
the money so cxpcntlcd, \VllllC on the, contrary, the adop-
tion by him of the Bank C iupon (lit-cits system gives to
his customer a value for R 'rsonal use equal to the amount
so expended by him and thus insures their continuous
tronnge and good-will.
('liargc accounts cost money to handle. and progrt‘smt'
merchants are willing to g've a cash discount to 'lllOSC who
pay cash for what they buy.
A discount in cash does not induce you or the children
to be thrifty—tho temptation is to spend it. Rank Coupon
Checks compel thrift. . '
The following Progressive Merchants Issue Bank Cou-
pon Checks with Every Cash Sale: _
E. S. ADAMS, Nomalk. NEW YORK GROCERY
\
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ART EMBROIDERY 3m ““9””, N0"
SHOP. South Nor-walk. N ORW ALK HARDW ARE
BOSTON STEAM CLEAN- co., Nomi...
ING AND DYING C0,, NORWALK suppLy
Norwalk- SHOP. Norwalk.
BEERS’ MEAT AND PRO- HORACE R. NASH. §outh '
VISION 00., Norwalk Norwalk.
and Scuth Norwalk. NgRWAllITJK BOOT SHOP.
orwa . ,
South Norwalk. South Nor-walk. ‘
'A. J. COLLINS co.. South 103, m pnospmzo, Nor.
Norvnlk. m
s. M. DAHER & CO.,South STERLING FURNITURE
- Nortnnr. ' 00.. South Nor-walk.
DISBROW a MILLSH TARLov BROS, South
South Norwalk. ‘ got-walk.
‘EAST'INDIA TEA co. YLOR .& GOLDEN. .
"mm HERMAngOGEL E.“
STORE, South Norwalk. '
’ROYAL GROCERY, I
E. it. ACKSON, Norvnlk. - '
4 1mm ER_. a: co., South W).
Norwulk. MEYER YEBLIN, >Winni-
' MEAD BROS, Romyton. pauk.
These merchants are entitled to yOur loyait, and ,sup-
port, and the palm“ that you give them wit bringits
Own reward in bank depOsits as well as the cncouragemc‘nt oi;
mdhblabits that to «donor! 'very' ,gnuch to tit;
“armory”, “' . . ‘ ~« .
137 Washington St
.3091!!! Main (In near-
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. Turn special attention; also curvature “""und ”"1”.
"ii the spine.
‘ help you.
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it”f"i‘”"1‘”r
.' pl. ,_ - ,-T...__...-.. _ .
l back.
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TheDining Room
Is the Heart; oi Your Home
As y0u gather about the family board you must mlv
iez that in the dining room centers the true spirit of good
fellowship, hospitality and sociability. Certainly, of all
rooms in the house, none deserves more attentim as to
furnishings than where relaxation, comfort and constant
association call for harmonious, pleasant surroundings.
Our store invites your inspection of all that is distinct-
ly worth while in dining room furniture—and our apex-l
iencc is at your disposal in selecting the proper combina-
tion. Our prices make buying an easy matter to all.
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the New tetence lN Ute Has
DFFINITION 0F CHIROPRACHC
Chiropractic in the donninon oi the
cause of the disuse and the In at
adjusting the some. Disease is caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in tho
Even if done in childhood t
u crea'eu pinched none: and pain in ““3”” lrrlh Would b»
, to l.
later life in the diflorent organs omit , . . x
limbo. 57“":th ”MW. ill“) should “to... 1,.
t‘huoprnctors remove the cause ollvivvd ”.0“. V , .
. i t . n t, , -~l .
om..- and pain, health is restored W ”I H“ ““d'
hrough harmonizing the nerve ayat'timvn lt‘t'lll
u-ms in your body. Female troubles'
._ Man—.1551
rovitletl'
human beings \\llll teeth {or (-23.
Win:
mouth that
the first and one or“ the- most
their loud. it is in the
important ~
->ieps in digestion takes plute, and hurl "
tilloit't‘tf
Bmlten
:t‘iti roots, and the debug“. »
lllilkt‘ ti'tix'y hW-lllOVi 30‘
You will never regret: . . _ 1;
giving the Chiropractor a chance tojm‘ mm ”’9 ”N'mm‘h ”W“ “‘5“ l
month a source of poison to Hit in?
Magnetic treatment: given also. . ,
li-‘lli, instead of healthy food.
T. Francis, D. C. ’
I34 w-ohtngton at. so. N-mlk. Conn; Dl'. J. H. Mallel'y'rm
Graduate lrom Palmer School.
a: . .. _ «.1 xfig'!
REAL ESTATE g
INSURANCE 5
Steamship“ Tickets
Rents Notaries Public
.l. M. Layton & Co.,lnc.
5 Railroad Ave.
6 So. Main St.. 53. Nor-walk. Cam.
lunacy: by appointment only.
. \
Houn9c.m.to§p.m.;7tofip.n.~5
«d
in
We Do Furni-
ture Repairing}
and Upholsterinfl-
Send a card or phonc.
So. Norwalk
,—
George W. Collin. Jr.
UN DERTAKER
Office and Residence
4 Belden Place, Norwalk
Phone 144:
’ Lady Attendant _
for man to calland
give estimate
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A. .l. Angcvine & Sol
GLOVER’S Co.
EST. 1897
Some of the Bést
(“Sellers
Ladics‘ 8 In. Lace Boot
Black Calf Vamp
Grey Suede Top
Imitation Tip Louis Heel
$7 .00
A Stunner
Black Calf Vamp
White Call Lace Top
Wing Tip—English Last
When
Eyeglasses
Are Needed
Either for relief of heathen!
! or to better the sight, there ii
nothing that Will take 31*
place of them. ‘ "‘
Come to us and we will no.5
der you a real service who
glasses are required.
—_—.
TEAMER
The “Thu! 0" Eye Benita.
Oculiltt, 0910mm, OW‘
37 Atlantic 811., ohm, Goad.
Open Sat. on a p. m. m. It!”
Here's Another
All Black Calf Lace
Neolin Sole and Heel
$4.00
WARM - LINED SLIPPERS
Elwood&Glover
122 Washington St.
. t ’
THE GREATEST ll. Bill Takes. that:
roon VALUE j ‘s°”“""‘°‘”"mm.
When she qua mm‘m
'cnm radium with»
i. s, . , ‘ .
Foam-s Pics 3:: 31;? gmgm
m urn so nth
Sou can’t!“ [0&1 .
And get some an M
The most economic
dessert. Sold at all
stores. Try the l,
l’tl love to .
m. or my.
Norwalk Chronicler