, .. ‘ _..
' “WEAR
L BANKS‘
«1 1-- Hotel Block.
loath Norwalk.
Order Your
pnal Greeting
Cards .
.. As the Time is Short.
‘ See Our Samples.
N N ELL’Y’S
j-A‘I‘IONERY STORE.
South Main Street.
V‘ “W on lords 111111 email 5111111
on this Friday.
Frederic}. ll, Tripp. oi' l‘rnnt't‘
1
who won open-11.1.1 on 1115'.
" in doing nit-til}.
‘ Noril‘nli. Humbug. 1.1 on 111111
I Afiitil'lflllull \-.1ll hold ite
meeting tomorroy evening at
of Taylor in (loldeu.
.A. Peppord. oi'
.l'i’._1riis,is seriously ill
'ovpneumonla. 111 .he 11111111 oi
Gll‘nott, of Exist-0111111: 1, ."en
.
flutters-l fishing, 111111-11 him
now that cold Weather has
('ourt
.. of Cantiie, which will I11-
will in con'terietl 11111111.
_ “mildews.
Mt? Commissioner l-‘run‘; l'I‘
-mfln8 at the Strnttleld llotol,
food avenue in tiridgypnrt.
Llhly dances held under
of Cockenoe 'l‘riiw, .'o.;
M, will begin this lriday
lAll of the dances w'll b1
Rod Mott's llnll. in Main
Friday and Saturday the bi:
6| crowded ‘wi'h merrv par
e Post road throu h No
‘numiher of the uglr 11:11
ed through Nothlk
71"".Fr'da1
”1‘68 to pass through the city
her of days.
true to their nan1e.linve'
ory valuable. (p to :1 fee.
a Baltimore. fish hatchery.
(dice specimens are. being
15 cents per pair. The in—
,‘lioeouee of the great do
or Tonic and
P0weii-Corpo'atlon
WON DRUGGIBTI.
on.
_ t'lonon and Children,
"Med Lined end 12111.i
_ _ lNorwaik
the l'eppttrl I
.1. great sport in local watt-1n
If!!! over With. The iish a 11‘
Cecile, ‘
Thom" evening. the 31111 ;
1 ”d Mrs. Ballard, who hate‘
W“ into ”“3” “9‘” re id ““"Lpn hfle'd bank and signed by Presl
l
Yale pennants were spent ,
,sonia Sentinel that the New Haven
‘“ route for Princeton and thci
l state highway (onstruction, is expect-
ml" day.
3 10 New York, and thence' ‘11ith the, exemption of a sho1t dis-
Thoso are up fl‘g‘l tnnc,e “here there is a detour, but
iihe hirhwny at their 01111; risk. C.
‘ Vt'.I‘lalo1elee & Sons the contractors
’ .«1 one could procure all hel
these fish for ten centsl confirm it will be safe for motor
“number Were recentiv pro-l
the tlsh, which started rel-
”79791: per Bottle-
so... .
w
l
1
! Let us rig you out in new
land~
cat that can put
scenery—we have a
1 scape archit
l the foliage on you so people
will think you're the whole
thing.
Suits to your order, just as
you order. $20. to $45.
Rogers 81 Stevens
So. N orwaik
A i‘t'llt'til‘ml oi the Trinity Young
\it‘n‘» Minstrel: nili he held this M'-
11:111.;111 hill>:‘ llnll instead of il11;.'t
ilikiill‘l'.
l‘olttti.‘
i‘l‘. lillt‘ "Tllt’
lit-gent tonight.
(1111213111 in
'1“... End-.1111. (ire-1e oi the King‘s
Dauphin-1s will 1.1-.-1t \\’11dnt1.~:.l.1yutter»
noon at illicit-1‘11 with Mix ll. Hayes,
of 11'. littyvirn 1:1'1-11ue
had 11.1-
1'“.
111-12ch have
'l11-11' supplt lliit'nls
..
Loutl shot
“\llt‘.‘ from
I
tt‘illl), that they 1:11.54 11111l11- ready for
ilio prices of shoes.
Pauline Fred-“r
more inverts- :1 in
, The Paramount,
ichs in "The Ashes of Embers," ite-
‘ 111111, \l't-tlnv-sdny,
l . _“——_-
'l‘lio Voluz llt'tl' ('lltfll" oi Kings!
Daughters 111111i.~' til the home of Mine
Dorothy Ba 11, 1 West utcnue, Tues-
day evening November fillet, at 8
0110111. All members are urged to
ho present.
-—(‘l111rlie (.‘hnpiin in “Tlte‘i‘ount,
Regent tonight.
H. 1) Allen, of Cambridge, Liaise,
has presented 0 the state library
th1ee Connecticut state bank bills—
one 11 $2 bill issued in 1872 by‘ the
1Woostet House Prize estate of Dan
ibury; a $1 bill issued in 1858 by the.
dent J. G Beckwith and Cashier E I.
HHoughton and :1 $1 bill issued by the
Eagle. bank of New Haven in 182 ‘l.
«Hartfoul Times.
—Tho Paramount, Pauline Fred-Fl“-
licks in “The Ashes of Embers," Ro~
“(1,111 \l' cdn1: «'duy.
Norwnlk nntoinoiiiliets will be inter-
ested is the nnnotmcement by the An-
l)erl1y turnpike, which has been clos
cd for seVeral 11et1ks,on account of
oil to be opened for trafllc next Set-
The road is now nits-salve
tratt'iers were. warned that they use
ha1e suspended work for the neutron
but the. 10nd 1151] be lett in such con
dition that with the exercise at” tin“
tmfl‘tc during the winter.
—The. Paramount, Pauline Fred-er-
icks in “The Ashes of Embers," Re-
gent, Wednesday.
Galvanized _Wnre
Ash Cine, Garbage Cans. Ro-
tary Ash Sifters, Coal Hode. Fur-
nace Shovels, Foot Tubs. Wash
Tubs, Oil Cans, Pails, Etc.
Albert F. Gelletie
Prompt delivery on“. «on '
——._-..-_'H
no.
THE CHILDREN
-o South Nomlk Savings Bank“ believes thoroughly
. 1 g the seVing habit among the children be- «
'jdoing' so it recognizes the .wholesome cite-t it
«counting them, not not}:( to open avian ‘
mm .4»...
. plenofo‘r their cultivation.
' would go‘aguin.
Mae. v“,
NORWAII
5013er
l AND 1111113111111
1 News
iTALO BELARDINELLI CHRISTENC
l ED 1
§ 511. and Mrs. Bantu ilelardinvlii of
l‘.’ Bt-uion sneer. celebrated the chri'st
ening of their baby lialo, in a very
manner yesterday. The 11t~
tendatits nt tl'” religious fountain
were 19111111111111 [lento and Miss lieg-
ina Remo, of Waterbury. By 3 o'clock
11 large portion of the invited guestsl
had arrived at the h 111111 of Mr and
Mrs. llelurdtnclli. The Citartllu or-
“P.
«Rik "—“‘
“ .flf‘ l‘.;
joyout
, I“
T
The most inconspicuous part of a
house's equipment is the furnace in
the cellar, but about the most ser—
ious discomfort about :1 house in
winter is vitintcd air, which is not
impn 11'c.l by heating.
‘It puts cheer and vim and life
into the \1'111 .11: family to have the
house made Comfortable with heat—
cd air that ii pure and fresh {rein
ottt of doors. That is only another
way of saying that you want a
11-:1r111 :1ir furnace, like the STAM-
11111111.
MFORD
FURNACE
1’1 1k 111'
° illlliAt‘Elt.NA3ll
SH if
1111 111111151 1,111 wr st
rhestru tenth red ex h‘ttllelll music for
the occasion. liet‘resl1nients were
abundant 21nd consisted of Nation and
lt‘ps'nrh liil>ili1‘b.
'l‘ho intited Kilt'nlri were:
("11111'i11u Zutlo,
11ml lire. l’.
(luist-ppe Fradino;
.tlltl Mrs. .lttHlllill“ i‘otrone; Miss
'l‘t‘i'P:~':1 littt'otti; Pasquale lv‘letio
l'aeoueliuo d1 I‘ietro, Miss (lint-into in,l
Pietro, Mario lhu'hiwri, (Yiot'nnui Fra ,
111111 lib-.5 Teresa linv'biut'i, Luigi llot l
Sun-.1111!) ll'1'1't1'1itti.l
Nicola. dotI
of Walt-r l
(fusioilano; 1
M 1', 1
(lroeso;
hilt}; lilt‘.
‘\l1'. an'i Mrs.
nahei F‘ntint-o,
Giuseppe llolnrdint-lli, lilies l“Y «l-1 it‘ll“.
Miss (linseppinn I1‘io1'e, l'oplvol-t V111-
eonrto, Partial-1o Vacuum, Giuseppe
Niumleont- Ant-1 do ltt'ntuii. lilies (i‘lln'
t1p11i1111 I'ep.ton-‘,1 Mini Annina l'tte! I
do, When Morin \itell11..\'i 5 Merlin '1‘-
ln di l’ilil',0 Frunceuo Tatto, (iliKllt‘l
mo Filippo l-‘nrit-o Sawmill Maria (‘0
”one, Nithoin t‘otrone and Glut int01
Col l‘Ollt‘.
'lhe Norvinllt (‘it'tmher oi (‘om-
‘1‘.” (oncoming 11 t 111 which will in
lOrient by the American Honorary
Commercial Commission, for the our,
110141 oi invesiipnt no trade. tonditlons '
,, in (‘l inn and tle1lsl111. 11.111111: When-
1.1- Amorieen who with (‘hinn may
be incensed. The pruty will leave
Vbnrouver, it. (?.,,on Junuury 25th,
end will return on March 23rd. The
"out for the round trip will amount
’0 31"150. The local chamber of
commtret- is urged to send a rope-
‘lt‘liiililt’t‘ with tho party.
A star: party was given 111 11111 lmnm
l’ Stephen W. Lengel ol Bouion
street, yesterday afternoon. A line
i110 was enjoved by those in ntleudv
nnee. Vocal solos were rendered
‘llilfl” lllfl l‘fli "infill l‘\' .'""""“ "“"“(
and James Murlno and a victrolo olno
‘utnished music. At 111111: those who
"1110 present Wt'rt‘t Will'nm Buckton,
'oitn Bradley, John .h'nnsc. John
‘1‘e.1:1k, (‘haries Sent, Joseph Waruo,
Joneph l‘ennlt, Joseph Botzdnny, Frank
'tiizu James Murino, Joseph l’ollok,
't‘rank Topsy, Joseph Topsy. tlr-nrt'e
Emery, and Joseph Lengcl, of Bridge
pozt.
Norwulk'e 1916 17 babketbnll season
will be. opened Thanksgiving Night,
't the local armory, 'wlth the Yonkers,
N. Y. team as the opponents of the
locals. leorgc Smith will not be able
to play on the opening night but will
appear with the team in the. remaind—
er of the gamer-1, excepting those play-
ed on holidays nights:
The Junie:- League of the South
Nrrwalk Methodist Church held a
meeting and elected omcers yester-
day. The names of the ofiicers fol -
low: Superintendent, Miss Stelln
Frake; pres'dent, Frederick Ganung,
Jr.; vice-president Miss Edith Lin-
coln; secreta'y, Theodore Hayes. and
treasurer, Kennth Hawkins.
Prl1ate John Mulholland, who has
been on the Mexican border for thel,
pnat five months with Company IL!
Fifth New Jersey Infantry. returned:
with his *egiment last week and is
now enend'ng a few days with his
aunt, Mrs. J. J: Higgins of Bun-lit
avenue. He reports a'wonderi'ul ex-
perience on the border and says he .
1 l
-—-Charlie Chaplin in ”The Count."
Regent tonight. ‘ i
'(oomtnuea on EleVenth Page.)
sunvwons or: canteen
. -. MEMPHIS.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov.- 2111:1119
'inlted States when run. 111.1
rived 111' die" 111111111111an mtg-y
bringing o timber of crown or.
'M 111111.111 Memphis recently Ml
11%" '1" 111 .
«111111111. rochoflSanDomhlo-Bov-
em in loot wounded Minimum
in; the am in min mat-31':
i-—
weice received it tomntunirntion lo‘ -
. .
"wide this winter to l‘hina and lhel
' . neuter and hvotlw"oltl ooract"
1733:! Econoncal i‘ncz. - $3.09 conidrt with the tint fitting. ;
1331.10. $5.110 “133.00. .. 1
h \‘JE ll‘lGARTEN BROS, inc. New You, Chicago, Snafu-gun le
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i C 21.: ‘ ‘ 1 1 i
1 ‘- I l
i( h) ‘1 | ‘ il .-...-. .11.) I l
Y.1"-' +r' 3.:
family will, ln:
pleased ;. ‘ 2' .‘.'--
111213 l‘.-'li)i'i‘.-il‘,_f 1".)
find a \7i..5:?;,‘.: :11
than the
den frice you
are using now.
V717 VAUDOU S
Peroxide Tooth Paste
lot I 81‘!me [nut tuoo at 1.1.: «notional tooth m. and Ir |l stall!
and your de alor'u none to “voodoo. iieot I. 11111.11 din. New Vomit
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pl—
yon-urine. g o... .-
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STERLING
Thanksgiving Dining Room Table t'pet'rni :
An opportune time to select a New Round Dink; Ta
ble at a phenomenal low p ice.
Special Pili‘ es fro n ................ $7 95 to m1“)
1 ornicrly $10 so to $35. on
86:16:: tyour Table new and save money.
A WONDERFUL DISPLAY OF STERLING RANGES
The Range that is guaranteed to bake, took antithgat
at a very low consumption of coal A real mam-y saver
Ranges iron .......... .. ......... 315 w W 57 r 00 Ta
‘J'u
Open a charge account
We specialize in tarnishing heroes
cnntpiete f; ;
Sterling Furniture Co;
1
127-131 Washington 81., So. Norwaik
Phone 105
"'1 a
'-'-novli'
N u FQRM
AVERAGE. 'Ptauazs
-1..-
lf.l3.llul cmCors ets W. B. Reduso Corsets ‘
1—313 Sly!“ comfort and perfecLy m: an. MP3 diflppcc‘g; [Rail ,‘
2230:1111. Long vuring,:§¢y we - co m." crac ; 1111 ~ '
(3,3,, ,1” “,2“, in 11 enact a: ward bust-lines caller and l
ril/
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.TOUT FIGURES
f.“ “:7
lNFANTS’ WEAR
lniants‘ Short Skirts oi embroidered flannel wit mint!
attached .............--.-. 59,9
Inianta‘ Knitted Skirts in Gertrude style; wh'nz Ilifi: pink
or blue borders ----- 50¢
Crocheted and Knitted Sh art Sacques in whit: with pink
or blue trimmings; White Eiderdown Samv'flapink or
blue edgings: Cashmere Sa :ques embroidered in calf». plnl:
or blue. Price; range from .......... .. . . 50‘ to $1.75
Long Cashmere Kimonos, embroidered in pink or line
8135—52 50
Long Flannclcttc Kimonos . ..... malt] 50¢
Short Flanneictte SatunS. . . . .. . . . . . . . . ....- --...._.. 25¢
Alarge assortment oi booties. plain and fancy. with colored
trimmings .. . . . . 25‘ an) 50¢
Little Kid Shoes and Slippers in white, black. n. fink and
blue ............B¢nnd50¢
Bibs, made with a pad and embroidered in ”claims.
23¢
Infants' Silk Bonnets with fancy ribbon m
25¢. 50¢. 89¢ 18* 31:00
Crocheted Hoods and Knitted Toques in white with pink
or blue stripes or tasseIS; a variety of style:
25¢ mil 50¢
Knitted Hoods, Angora fin’sh, all white. or with rin‘t or
blue bands ...... $1.30
Infants'. Mittcm in white ..... ..... .. . . .... .. . --. - 25¢
RealAngora Mittens napair
J. I. MA-LLETTE«
mum 11.
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38 Washington St.
the 11:31:.
Th3 Vict“;‘l'i_
a worthy flLilit-'.,.l_
to any home. if;
music and (inter—
tainmcntarc '..l-
ways 1vclc:;..c,::1d
there’s sure}; 11.7 1
better time to get ,
e. "Victrcl: 122111: '
right now.
Sheets and Pillow Cases
‘Comfortables and Blankets
‘ ' go to, ,
A. DICKE RMAN as $017
SOUTH NORWALK. coNN. , urn-scan
.- Come 1:1 tori-1y :‘Li‘ll roe : about your-
.v.1ctrolr1. and we’ll mic-liver it any
time before Christm'vt.‘
‘ The instrumenz thorn above is t‘.:c fictrola
XVI, $200. Other stytte.15,:.135. 111}, infill, ....'),
$100: $150,- $250, $300 .,1J:‘ll.\lL"0l‘.i $111 .0 $100
Terms to suit your convenience, it dosrrcd
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New Winter coats for WW
and Misses 1- r ‘
Our extensive variety of styles incbh an all
occasions, fashioned of up troV’ed morality“ 1*: mil
melted at attractively lowpricec. Included no um ltyTfl
ofrocenturivoiothotuenow Ill the ”go‘- hit 5°
everywhere also faint. thotoomehen. Yu‘hwfin‘fl
thenchttweultthebut prion» to: h m b
any room in m
“4"“ we PARIS 11111-111:
Ii 8611‘!!! “SW S1:
Norwalk Chronicler