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lootine business is in order for to- I,
tW's meeting of Pride of Court , 3‘1
flunk Circle. No. 1101. Companions of' .
ibWest. .
«(Theda Bore in "Romeo and Ju-
liet." in 7 reels at the Regent tonight.
is
0n; Dollar for This {Shopper
There are a lot 01 happy tight fans; I ‘
in Norwalk today since Kuna knocked I
out Ford but evening. Every New.
moon paper which had an account oiI
iuzflght was sold by the local news-'
paper dealers early this morning. I
-—“Bon Ton Minstrels." Regent
1iaatre F‘irday evening. Under ans
phenol Norwaik Aerie No. 58. F. O.
8.
A large force of men have been laid
oil for a week or two in the munitions
department of the Yale E. Towne i‘ac—
tory, Stamford. because of shortage 01
Mini. There will he work for
1h- vhen the material arrives. I
~Tlmnltsgivinsf Day. Regent. Value.
in Suratt in “Jealousy. " 1
The price of turkeys wholesale, inI
mtord, remains 38 cents per pound
today. The. retail price will be from
11 cents up. unless the wholesale
price rises between now and Thanks
giving Day. for Thursday's shoppers.
~l’alace Theatre tomorrow. 11. 11
Walter in the "Vanbbnd Prince" and
O Chrley Chaplin comedy. I
.4 I
"'—-Thada Bars in "Rome-o 11nd .1u-I
list,” in 'l reels at the Regent ...ionight I
W New Haven railroad eml
do” hove been paid. of late. in
gold. Predictions hate been inade.I
‘ninoe the influx of itroat ouantities of
.0111 mm Europe. that gold wouidI
m lnto clrtulatlon more than 01 or
baton.
Pride of Court Narrnk Circle. No
801. Companions of the Forest. will
meet this_ evening, ’1heru will be
I initiation and a 11191“th are request
ed to be present.
«Theda Barn in “Romeo and 111-? Q"-
lint." in 7 ".0“. “I tho “MIMI ‘0,“ng ~Paiaco 'l‘heatn‘ tonight last 2 per-
_ Iromntnces ot Mary Pickford in "Leas
lends nssom- I'l‘han the Dust" at 7:15 and 9 p. m.
“....--
Ami] company oi fr
Hod at. the Hotel Clitiord last ov-en I
in. and extended birthday greetings‘ ill M 1 Th Chi r
ll Old 'J'tw meettsevenng. ’1' es
3; 61' 3:03:11: lxsst dl‘nn‘l‘: w: 1 degree will be worked. l'ncas May-
9 ery e ‘ loft No. 26 12 will meet {'Jllowing
more! ad the Honing was on0 01- the melon 01 um Uncas Tribe.
-mtfleuure I -—-———-
. -Don't. miss the ‘Bon Ton Min-
—¢No.atier which way or how hard'streis" at the Regent The-111m. Friday
the wtnd blowa outside. every room evening.
in your house will be warm and rom- I ...—......
[y with Burn-ham Cosy Comfort Host. Th1. NOI'Wsllt lowed u lied Star
lord f 1 Y I baigo loaded with coal to Norwalk
& Burnham Co. lrvington, V‘ I yesterday ntmoon. She towed a
Ihnrge loaded with crush stone for
Horn»! 'l‘rlhe. 1.0. R M.. No. 26,
T135331 edition 0‘ Duns Revlon 0“ the city to Raymond Brother's dock nual election of oncers 'm be held- una Canal Zone,
mow ‘Yorlr. predicts a gradual yetI this morning.
moody riseotprlcaathrou'ghthe winI
II. in all comeditlea. Along with! —-Palsce Theatre tonight last 2 pu-
rum in transportation and other formulae: Of Mary HOMO“! 111' '11!”
dated reasons. this commercial jour Than "'9 ”“91" “l 7- 15 and 9 v 111
:III m (ht! mph realise that ...__
...... .1. .. .. 1 ...... .. 41.33.53.115? .. 3.11;:
“a M“ products, and they are .Catherine Duffy. of Beiden avenue.
stamina up '1”! 11mm. TM! inflated Regular busing“ '35 disposed of and
demand is analog the present hi
MIDI. 'liich orlhaliiy might be due
many months from now.
I nus.
~Twiilght dance at Elks' Home
Thursday. dancing ham 5 to 12. Tick-
et: ED outs.
~THANKOGIVING DINNER.
Hotel Mahackemo 61.011 Make reser-
w- now.
D
new 1141711.:
“‘1
' "institutions. “when he
31; a. ten pound ttnley was presented tot
Mrs. Thomas Burke of Fraklin aveI
The Business Man
"him find strength belmrdthe doors of many fi-
_. . alnndhelflnlmihlsfionk
homo advantages which tore not always found
The is an W banking
momentum
whites 'l‘hsatrs tonight last 2 per-
I
Than the Dust" at 7.1.1 and 9 p. In
on Saturday were warmly congratula-
the ettident work No accidents oc-
big football game.
Elks'
to 12. Tick-
—'l‘allight dance at
Thursday. dancing from!»
eta 50 cents.
Douglass Fonler Woman's
ICorpa. at its meeting last Friday ev-
enine.
afternoon
Irooms in Washington street Thean
I111 the evening. Members are asked
Ito bring some kind of refreshments to
make up the Thanksgivtng dinner itI
Ila planned to sew».
“THANKSGIVING DtNNER
Hotel Mahsckemo 81. 00 Make reserI
vstton now.
W
m THROAT AND LUNGS
meow-rs All Nil-DI
Eckman s
.AlteratiVe
_‘oqv- \—§w-o«-.
formances of Mary Pickhord in "Uses
The Boy scouts who did trattic duty
ted yaatenduy by Chief Pennington on w"
Home 1915
planned to meet next Friday 102 .826, 309. and that of tho Initeu
an m as possible “ the States. including outlying possessionsfl L—
,I lee: Cram moan"
It will sharpenI yOur Gillette Blades, paying
for itself in a very short time. In addition to
this you have the shaving comfort that only
a keen edge can give. A
Without this or a similar stropper you use
your blades until they pull and pull. hard---
then you wait for them to come back.
Buy this Strapper and Enjoy Sharing Yourself
WE WHJ. DEMONSTRATE ""5 WONDERFUL INSTRUMENT
A. D- MORGAN
South Norwalk
POPULATION OF STATE
18 MID AT 1,254,923
WASHINGTON, D. 0., Nov. 28.—
The population of Connecticut on Jan-
'uary 1. 1911, will be 1.251.926 it is,
estimated by the U. 8.,Bursaa 0110an
based upon the increase show-I
by the Federal census of 1900 andI
curred in Norwalk and there were out 1910
few tratiic tieups on the day of the
1 Upon this same basis oi ulcnlationI
Itho Census Bureau estimates tnatI
IConnecticut's population on .lulu.
was 1.223.581: on January 1.-
I1910. was 1H231081 and onxluly ‘1.
‘.1916 1.,214 479.
I The Bureau estimates
that the to-I’
Rollo! tal population of continental United
States on January 1 1917. will he
..Maalra Guam. Hawaii Pan
Phillippines. Porto.
I
I
namely.
Rico nd Samoa, will be 113 .309 285.
I semen-noon
‘ HORLIOK’S
m oucnw.
MAI-TED MILK a
M uhfiiu’u out you Intwng‘
' Owing to the increased cost of
sweet cream and other products.
used in the manufactuio of
ICE CREAM
Prices Will Be Aa Follows
Beginning Novemhnr 27th I
I '1.
David W Raymond
U N DE RTAK ER
Tel. office. mu, Noun. “I,
:7 wasumo'rou s1.
II saw no IIN'O auntoma
F. S. “LYON
Good Job Printing
“Hat Pap-r. Best Work. Baas Prim
fl NORTH MAIN STREET
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ands “fluctuations”. as
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RAYMOND BROTHERS
Pia-a 113-3.
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Escailops—-Warranted Dry
All Kinds at Fresh. Salt and Canned i-‘islr’
Jew and Round Clans and Oysters
we Have the Best
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Free Delivery.
Three of the Latest. Models 111
Men’s Dress Shoes
GENUINE PIG SKIN -
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The Best of Hosiery for All
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TELEPHONE mu.
You can get a Victrola
on the easiest of terms
And think what it means in your home!
Think what it will bring in pleasure to you, to ‘
your family, to the family guests. Whatever the ..
occasion, the Victrola is a royal entertainer. It f.
sendstimcflying on wingsot melody. And always—5 _
when you have a Victrols—thc melody is your
favorite, and the artist of the best.
Carin .d-‘Ikwith us about a Vicuols for your home $15 to $100.
We will slalom. wibout the slightest obligation to you.
GLOVtR’S
EST. 1897 .
It is gratifying
To a customer to know
That today
She receives not Only style
D ONNELLY’S
IlfiSo. Main St,
Complete Stock
So. Norwsik
But style and comfort com.
. m h 3
Our new Winter medals
like receiving unboundd
Praise for their Smart Clean-
cut Antennae.
mebury & Mathewson
Show
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Norwalk Chronicler