Bill Hills
A W was born Friday oig‘t
to Ir. all Mrs. George W. Hart-
~ mght_ ol‘ Quin-turd place.
filler Catterall. of Broad River, is
working at the Adams Express ('om-
”Ira ofifice, at the South Norwalk
“Pit-
I. J. Kyle has resigned his pir‘i‘
tion at the Imperial Cafe, be ng silo-1
seeded by Frank Kolensky, son or the
new proprietor. ;
Our Brothers’ Lodge, No. IO, 1. 0. 0,
l“.. 1I‘lll hold a regular business nint-
mg this evening in the lodge rooms.
in Wall street. ,
The Hospital Thimble Club will
meet. with Mrs. mum S. Adams, (I
Weatpolt avenue, on Tuesday after
noon at 2.30 o'clock. ‘
I
In Norwalk last week there were
seven real estate transfers, with
mortgages of 813 .300. For the second
Week of November, 191', there w re
nix sales of propcrty. and the mort-
gaea were $26,730.
‘A diphtheria quarantine was remov.
ed today from the home of Paul Sor-
ol. in Harbor avenue. Ir. Sorol’a
daughter has been confined to her
home with an attack of the contag-
ious disease, [or some time.
/
The llarnuin Si llailcy circus arriv-
ed at the winter quarters In llrldge
port. Saturday afternoon, going by
way of llunhury. There were eighty»
nix cars in the three special trains,
and 300 men accompanied the outfit.
Learn to dance with Hawaiian mus-
Ic at Pollcy's Dam-inc School.
'I‘homah' l’lunkctt. uTocal youth who
has been out of the State Reform
School for some. time, was taken into
custody yesterday by the local police,
Ind was returned to the school today.
llaster Plunkett. proved an adept at-
tlaying hoohoy from school during the
films he was on parole.
Joseph Wepperltold, of Main street
tcported to the police yesterday that
someone had stolen his bicycle from
a barn in Leonard street, Where ho
had left the machine while he zit-f
tended services in :St. Mary's (‘hurc‘i '
Officer Page recover-lid the .l)lf‘)'t‘l0
nonletlme later. .
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The. Norwalk fishermen state that_
We are going to have what they call
an “open winter," and that no one
should worry about the high price or
coal. for a large supply will not he,
needed. 'I‘hsir prediction is based on
the Hudson River shad, which .nre
mow helm: caught in large nlltll’lllllvu
Ila nets.
SA
Values in Suits
Charge Acco
JACOBY’S
Great Thanksgiving
Now Going On.
Men, Women and Boys.
LE
Wonderful
and Coats for
unis opened
WANT RECEIVERSHIP FOR LUM.5
bEH CUMr‘ANY. i
Rcceivt-iship proceedings against
the Stratford Lumber (to. were tiled}
Saturday morning In the superio’
ccurt by Frank II. Welltr and Paul-
ineb .Weller oi Strsvt',ord both stock-
holder», Judgt lingo r named Elliot W.
Pick of Slrntlo: d urnporary lecentr
Rnl fixed hie bond at $15,000.
The company was capitalized at
$25,000, consisting of 400 shares val
ucd at $50 each and 500 (‘lass B
shares valued at $10 taCll. The peti-i
tioners claim to own 181 shares of!
ltllt‘ $5 0 class or more than one- tenth!
of the stock. 'I‘hcy allege the. com:i
pnuy is not able to pay its dcbts and
it it continues in busincss the assets.
are likely to be wasted in litigation!
in addition to the appointment of It!
receiver Mr. and Mrs. Weller asked‘
that the court order the business
wound up and the contpum‘ dissolved.
'I‘hcrc will be u hearing Nov.
Ion Judge (lager to «outrun the ap-
pontmsnt of tlu- l‘vC't'lH‘l,
SPRINGFIELD’S MUNICIPAL
WEEK.
SPRINGFIELD, Muss, Nov. 20.‘—-A
"inunnipal work" in the course of
which many organizations will meet
‘to (tritium: problems of «My life was
opened lll'l‘t' today. 'lhc meetings
Will llt' built around lllt tucnty sec-
ond unntntl unthuripu oi' the National
Municipal League, (Ilit'nt’tl Thursday.‘
The first convention of the week,’
beginning today. is that of the City
Manager's A-..-ociation. Improved
methods of inunitipul administration
form its esllt‘tltll field. I
i, l Other bodies to meet during the.
The regular meeting of Norwalk
lodge. Benevolent and Protective 0r-
der of Elks, will be held on Wednes-
day evening. Th' annual anemonul
sci-vice will he held on Sunday after-
noon, December 3. at 3 o'clock. at
the Regent Theatre. District Deputy
Grand Exalted Ruler William C.
Wombley will make his official visit
‘0 the lodge on Wednesday evening
December 13th.
——Pcoplc wake up! Courts de-
‘Icided. So long as an optl‘
clan or jeweler does not care for new
Iv state‘s certificate, sells glasses, he
means no eyctestlng its long as he
does not use scientific instruments
(or that purpose.
org- 1! eye testing Is wanted that you
consult a coal eye doctor and receive
a written prescription, the only right
and cheapest way for every one. Pre-
scriptions carefully filled. Charles
~Brand, expert watchmaker. jeweler
and Optician. South Norwalk, was In
business long before the new law in
Connecticut about eye testing went
Into elect.
Also I pray and'
week will he the t'ltit' sccretnrles'
conference. the Municipal Research
Workers the Training School for Pub
lie Service the Western New Eng-
iltilltl (‘hambcl of Commerce, the
IMnssnchusetts Federation of Plan
ning Boards, the Mussnthusctts (‘.iv
ic League and the Massachusetts
Single Tax League. ,
I
i
i
My;
WIPING OUT COMMERCIALIZED
' VICE. !
ST. LOUIS, Nov. {Etiollulnrinu
that a persistent crusade, inttjlli: e'tl
Iy conducted. would wipe out t'uiil.
merciallzed vice in even the largcstl
cities. Dr. William A. Evans, of Chic»:
ago Professor of Sanitary Science ati
Northwestern University opened the]
national conference of the American:
Social Hygiene Association here last
night. The. meeting is being held‘
jointly with the St. Louis Social Ily-i
giene Society. .
Dr Evans defended the abolition or
virtually useless.
28 be ‘
segregation, maintaining that rulesI
and regulations are inelr'ectlve and}
"The best we can hope tor," be de-
clared, “is that the gradual repres-
sion now in evidence will rapidly be i
come suppression."
i
Mrs. Frank B, Field, who has been
seriously ill at her home, 23 Lincoln}
avenue continues to show graduult
improv,ement and is now able to niti
up a lltllt‘ each day . l
RHIIIMIIISII? N0 i
vs u out;
i
“Neutronc Prescription 99" Is the
Quickest Remedy For Painful,
Swollen, Rheumatic Jolnta
“Neutronc Prescription till" puts
joints and muscles In line shape, is
easy to take, four teaspoonsful a day
and your poor aching, swollen joints
are gone. No more greasy. vllc smell-
ing Iinlmcnts. It eliminates the pol»
sons by purifying the blood.
“Neutronc Prescription 99" never
fails to extract all rheumatic pains
and swellingws—them Is nothing like
it 60c and $1.00 the bottle at your
drucgist's. Mull orders tilled on 31.00
:sizer—(‘lifl'ord Pharmacy and leading
drugglsts everywhere. —Adv.
lcuicursrzn 5 Plth
MANN
mutt:
Iva a. all In Ill lit
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Eizflgllm "RAND Pl,"
mkmnhu. Sol-um
Silil Bl W545“ W
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Big Bar-gins
x Kranach & Bach
x Shaniuger
1 Gordon
1 Christie & Son
1 Raven & Bacon
$35.00 AND up
Studwell Piano Co.
We Are Paying the Higrest
Prices For All inds Of
JUNK
Telephone or Send Postal to
L. EFFRON
3 Rowan St. East Nor-walk
!
I
I
We Sell Red Oak Goal:
3 bu. No. 2 Nut Coal. $..1 00
WM. EFFRON 00., Inc.
3 Rowan St.
A DGpenddble Bank
Safety beyond question had service aIwVe criticism .
are assured to all custodian. Through fifteen years "
of strict adherence to the established principles of
sound Making and by cousidGi‘lte attention to the
" .1, hid Wither of its hum. it has Won the envia-
blind of being one of the leading financial
3i '
COAL
We offer you more units of heat per
Kinds. It pays to use the Best, that has a war
and a comfortable satisfaction to the customer.
demonstrate and prove our assertion by sending us your
ordetnow.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
:31 Wuhianoa St.
,‘
Phone 113-3.
to please.
Our line of Hosiery is most complete
and includes all of the new and standard
shades. ‘
CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN
C1 WASH INOTON CTR!"
Escallops—-Warranted Dry
All Kinds oi Fresh, Salt and Canned I-‘ish
long and Round Clams and oysters
We Have the Best
BRIDGE E" SE MARKET
'Phonu 1N and 109.
Fm Delivery.
It
The SOuth Norwalk Trust Co.
All at no cost to you.
Yutl can accumulate 3 Savings Account without effort
-—just ask for Bank Coupon Checks with every cash purch-
ase—Clip your own coupons—Attach them tO the Savings
Ctrtifitatc as 1 cr dircctious and deposit them in the Savings
Department of
The South Norwaik Trust CO.
They draw Regular Savings Bank Interest.
Why Merchants are Interested
in this Thrift MOVement;
The value of continuous patronage and good-will of the
buying public is the inccntivc for the use of Bank Coupon
In other words, the merchant realizes that the
amount he spends in various methods of advcrtismg, while
means NO’I‘l-lING
customer he or she not re civing any dircct bcnefit from
the money so expended. while on the contrary, the adop-
tion by hint of the Bank C mpon Chucks 5y stem giv cs to
his customer a value for p -rsonal use equal to the amount
so expended by him and thus insures their continuous pn—
(,‘hccks.
it may bring him some trnzlc,
treasure and good-will. \
Charge accounts cost money to handle, and progressivt
merchants are willing to g'ie a cash discount to th05c who
' pay cash for what they buy.
.. A discount or cash does not induce you or the children
to be thrifty-thc temptation is to spend it.
Checks compel thrift.
The following Progressive Merchants Issue Bank Cou-
pon Checks with Every Cash Sale:
' E. S. ADAMS, Namath. NEW YORK GROCERY Here's Anather
ART EMBROIDERY 3;]:- Thum): 3°" fiAIll'BlasckI cur Lficel
SHOE 5°“ “”11" . NORWALK HARDWARE °° m 31° and °e
BOSTON STEAM CLEAN- co. Nomlk, _ -
ING 'AND =DYINGI'CO. NORWALK SUPPLY w-ARM LINED SLIPPERS
Nam Hmbwwfsa, _South 1 A ' ‘
BEERS' MEAT AND PRO— N
VISION co., Norwalk “gm 360T sac? ' ElW00d&Gl0VCI'
and South Nomalk. , N no W gton St.
CLIFFORY PHARMACY, “"11“ , . “m“
_ MISS x. A. POLHEMUS.
South “01‘de .8me NOMK
A. J COLLINS CO. South 105. DI PROSPERO, Nor-
s. u. DAHER& CO.,South sramuo Bowman THE GREATEST
Norwalk. (30., South Norwalk. .. ' '
urging?! “a, mums, TARLOV BROS. South ' FOOD VALUE
“ It on _ Nun}: " .. . ,
nas'r mom ran cc. “3331}, " "mm" “Fnshie’s Pros
5““ "m HERMAN vocal; Eu! Th
soggy; igggrum Mus - e most economic
“Wk- ROYAL GROCERY an
El. ACKSON Not-walk. . 561th Man (In '3.“- W“. m It Ill
Nor-walk. _ ngm YEBLIN, winni- ' - ' . ~'
MIAD BROS” W $3M.
These merchants are entitled to your and sup— ,— " "
HEAT FIRST
Safety follows. by using the Best Grade: of our
Women’s Mahogany Shoes,
IniDress and Sport Models
Are among the new arrivals and are sure
W”*~M
THRIFT
You can make every nickel you spend return you a dividend
And with the dividends you can build up a
Substantial Savings Account
out and thematic you tired” is? bring its
rd' mm M
ton than Ordinary
effect
ct us
As you gather about the
tion. Our prices make buying
T heDining Room
Is the Heart at Your Home
in that in the dining room centers the true spirit of so“
fellowship. hospitality and sociability. Certainly, of all
rooms in the house, none deserves more attention as
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 exper-
ience is at your disposal in selecting the proper combina‘ --
family board you must rah
to
an easy matter to all.
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic II the definition or tbei
came of the disease and the art of
adjusting the some. Disease is caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
hack. Even if done in childhood
TILEPHONE "7Q
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xtiter life In the diluent organs and
limbs
Ilsesse and pain, health lsTestored
inrough harmonizing the acne [’5'
terns in year body Female troubles‘
it the spine You will never regret'
giving the Chiropractor a chance to-
holp you.
Magnetic treatment: given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
84 Washington at, so. Not-walk, Conn
Graduate tron Palmer School.
—-lI You Ilave
11 North Halo 8!.
The New Science lNM ure Has Provided
{human beings with teeth for chewing ’
their food.
the first and one o! the most haw ,
steps in di gestion takes place, and no
u create!) pinched nerVes‘ and pain m‘ decayed teeth
lremain there; they should either H
Chiropractors remove the cause ot fined, ‘
down teeth and roots, and the doom!“ I ‘
KIND special attention; also curvature around them, make “WW “"3119' ”‘1‘"
lug Into the stomuth from
mouth a source of poison to the nun ..
ttm, Instead of healthy food. .
It is In the mouth ting
should be allowed in .
c'rouned ur mtructed. Bram '
such I -‘
Dr. J. H. Mallory
I 60. Main BL, 80. Roman, W
Iundan by appointment only.
Noun 9-. In. to 5 p. m.: 7%.}.0‘
Any Junk
S. Julie
ITTO
Successor to Wm. Eilron.
Phone 499.
37 Fort Street. Eattt Norwalk.
_—.-
George W. Coffin. Jr.
UNDERTAKER
Office and ResianCe
4 Belden Place, Norwalk
Phone ”at
aJy Attendant.
GLUVILR’S
EST. 1897
We Do Pumi'. t'
ture Repairio
and Upholste
Send a card or D
for man to call all
give estimate
to his
Some of the Best
Sellers
‘Ladics‘ 8 In. Lace Boot:
Black Calf Vamp
Grey Suede Top
Imitation Tip Lauis Heel .
$7.00
A,Stunner
Black Cdlf Vamp
White Cali Lace Top
Wing Tip—English Last
Bank Coupon
An“..-
Don't Stand
In Your Own. it
Light.
By neglecting to wear :
Eyeglasses. We make .
after a thorough exam ‘
Our Glasses help.
THAHER
“The House of Good Giana;
Ocunm, omen-rm, 0pm _
87 Atlantic 9g. sumént. '
Open Satitill hp. to. “Eat. 1
onetime: my In zeta maria
, But when she comes out on
intakes the c
When she wants errands -
'Cuuse I don‘t like to’lelh‘
And thtuktoo niobium.
Autism so nicotoms.‘
Boncaa'tyougotolnl ‘
Andmuomooahstor
in In: is u hair. .1
AM not some one
Norwalk Chronicler