oat Within the
ext month
N011 is your chance to get exceptional
mthes at
'57
V _ sell Only good clothes.
9:111 and c tzy. but prices are moderate.
Single Garments and Union Suits . . .
{lining Flannel Pajamas.
Woolen Half Hose.
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11' ASHENGTON ST. V
\1'15 KEEP OPEN SATURDAY T0
uy a suit or ,_ +_ over-
$2390. ts £10.00.
They're Standard in Quality, Workmanship and Style.
come here F IRST—we guarantee to please and satisfy you—-
'UNDERWEAR
. A large amndlncew’crefid by
LaeurembmofmiflerWNo.st.
1'. 0 o. 19.. last night when the’ni.
filatory degree,” was exemplified after
which a roll call was held. nema-
mente were served and a tools! we
was enjoyed. .
~Ceteteria' luncheon fun and amine.
ment 1? South Norwalk Congrega-
tiontl church this erasing. 6 to 11.
Grlmstead will be in the lineup
instead of McIntyre when Cumm-
K. Basketmll five meets the “'hirl
winds, of Brooklyn. at the Armory
Thanksgiving night. Others in the
lineup will be Calder. Ripley; Barry
and Ashmead. ‘
~—La Chateau. Singing
Armory. Friday Night.
A slight collision took place beneath
the Washington street bridge this
'mornlng about 9:45 o’cloek. when a
car driven by Frederick Brack. of
Quintard avenue was run into by a
car driven by “’arrcn Jennings of
Crockett avenue. The damage was
settled between the two men.
~Cafeteria luncheon. fun and amuse-
mem at South Norwalk Congrega-
tional church_ this evening. 6 to 11.
*Prize Fox trot Thursday niglfl.
tedmcn's Hall. Norwalk.
I’ern's chlty orchtslra will fur-
nish the music for the dance to be
held at the minor} on Qatuid 11. night
by Company lC. Stair Guards
next “'cdnesdnv night will ht Thanks:
giving l-Z 1',e and u «lance- is to be held
at the Armory b\ the company. drill
values in Quality
«WW’
Orchestra.
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$1.00 and better
....$2.75 and up
. . . . ..35c to $2.10
——Pea Coal at Harris & Gans'.
Spuial ariaugcmvnis for the hand—
ling of the heavy autonlolulv traffic.
Saturday. on llu- occasion of ill" Yale-
lilil'\ill‘ll i‘noihall gainc. Ill No-w Ha-
w-u. are lit-i111: made by thr local pn-
lim' I':1l1‘ol1111-11 will lw stationed
aim“: Hm turnpike. :11 U11 Armory.
and Min r 111,-1'1-53111'3' points. to handl»
thc trnll’icf It .is l'\[)(‘(‘lt'(l that thou.
sands 111‘ mnchim-s \Vlll pass through
Norwalk on the way to ilu- game,
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z Armory. Friday Night.
.t. Sarah Kcnyon. colored. of Bridge—
. .3. port. who. after thrcutcning to cul‘
T .thr heart out of 1-very Irishman at
SOLTH NORWALK 0.01“”: local dcpot early Sunday night.
0 was. currcsscd :lllllllislili' of the left.
00.
9 O’CLOCK 93:0 with a milk bottle. “:is lint-11 513
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: and costs 31111111111111: lo $:\..15 1:1 ail.
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'ul' llu' pciicv and intoxication.
. _. . ' u--- -. . .._-.*... M. _ _ w. ——~(‘afwtpria luncheon, run and amuse~
' . . - .. _ men? at <oulh Norw'ilk (‘ongrcga-
EITY NEwsH Outmg Flannel and Flanneletu 1.»? lioilllzut 1211:2115 autorgohilct 11.15 tional church thiq evening. 6 to 11'
- H 0011. as Dir) . m .011 1por. ac- - " '
' ° cording: to a report rccciycd last niulil DANCFNG
in a. large varied assortment. m. m, “Now" mm, “r11; “0%." limm‘m'ui“1f“'(.119nlyftponn
, ’ . omay, urn ziy am 1’1 ay '1' -
.\ 11111' 813:: l' L‘l il- 111m 1 A130 Flannel Gowns for Men, _C°a'1 at 1{arfls 8‘ Guns. ings, 7 [0 10:30. Class and private in-
:911 .115 l'.‘ $11 I The one-time Deacon Gilbert:struciion. 26 North Main St. Opp.
: women Hid Children, home which “as l‘i‘Ci nily sold by Gcr— : l‘aizuu- 'l‘hcall‘v Si) X1 1‘." :1lk. ( (inn
1 1,. . g1.“ (1'2'111111ic.1» slion Hill to the Gilbert and Bennett "
‘10:”. “In!“ N“ (. 1l‘. .md ((30, in Georgetown. is being conu-rtml. 1r/1LTO\
; .9. in (he \lénonic.‘ E¢ K. BANKS into :1. restaurant to accommodate lliel
‘ . 1' 91“.“. ‘ increasing number of men in thc cm-
.. ,, 11. fun and amuse. Mokemo Hotel Block plov of that thriving (lllélprlfl. “.0 ”UHF“ 11111 Mum” gathering
$1 3‘.- :1 “lb (cngmza—I ~(“al'ele1is‘a “1301(0“ “ii: “2‘1 amuse‘i‘ pig nuts." 'l‘ln-y must he low-rs 01'
T. .-\t:1' 'm: G .0 11”an ‘11 9‘“ orwa ongrega nuts. if. after tin-1 gzc-i them home.
. 1111-1 fin: 0, 1‘11 \.’ «tr-r11! IOUTE NORWALK . lional church this eienlng. 6 to 11.”)... can out mp5“ Min-1' souls.
J: Assoc“ '01: of “. \‘i'o ' .\t a moi-tin}: of l.:'1dy Mclnchlan __r____._
' 0 . ' ‘1-1 . ,. ‘ . . ~ ‘ .. -.
an M simxur‘y S0flll\ ol‘ ' ""‘ l‘0(]"“ .\0.‘ 57‘“ “Vul‘hhls 0‘ 51011.1. “'l‘lir \vm-l on ihc slump is thin.
_. ‘ . held last 1112M. nrmnguincnts wcrc . . _. . ..
”hi 13M." (vii-’11 Clilll‘f‘l‘ W‘- ll' 111'1 lc l’or . (-h .1 . . , t-"‘ . llu-rclorc :1 111111! “mu-r 1:: pru-dictml.
.- :' ~. .. , \ r 1:111:11' meeting «11' Buckingham ‘ ( “ “1‘ "LL“ ‘ ” ‘ ”41111111 "l " - . ' - '~ . . '
11411.1). 3.111111“ " 19 up \1- l" (_ \' :‘11 l ‘ ld ll . and in": ‘0 1),. held at that “mm“: H11 111ml In last Mars 11111i1 r111.1r 19
1 Much. NW“ H.111n ‘waions! 1:1.--."nm§':.1011..1 “i213???” “>5 \lq‘il: Mrs. \Vru'th)‘ was Mllminti-il chairman ”U”. 11"). lull Hull's 1ft) L’llfll‘llllll‘iz
rhi at lhzil‘tv :1. 111.311d 2:00l: rt‘it ' ”' ‘ ' ol~ the rci‘rrshuwnt (‘nlllllllllI-i' and
'“l spook-rs will 1.1- \lis: (l(- , . _ . Mrs. llol'd chairman of the c-ntcrlain- ’l‘nrlu-y iS 'lUOlHl ill 515' (‘t‘mS lli‘l'
.. 1;:1111-12 11 1'(-11:1'n0rl inedic;.l.“_1rize loxlrot 'll1ursduy night. 1110111 commitiua A social limc i'ul- pound No mutter \yluilirr it ad—
. mmrv {111.1 11p, J, H fig.“ The .‘1 ("‘m‘n S H ”‘- ‘\‘”‘"“]k' ”we” ”N" llllSilH‘SS mot-ting. ‘ \:lll(‘1~s 111 price or not .il11-r1- uri- picn-
. :juz-‘(I'h 15 usually ,~.-.m.5.5;(.ng..d 1" Seth Gilbert. of lliilgefit-ld. has pur- -——l‘rizc Fox trot Thursday. night. ‘3' 01' Chickens to be had at the back
\. convention: ‘ ‘ (‘htiSO‘u ihi' \Villium Riley property. at Redmen’s Hull. Norwalk. ' ‘door. 0
. ' v v . . _ v- . ~
(mnbury. through tlu John l.1‘i.l_\PS Gct her a lloovcr pie-dum- for —‘_"_'
Agency. Mr. Gilbert will rcmon' to
his 111 w l mnc this month.
"E CARRY A FULL LINE l
.,__of__. _, (‘ al'ezei'ia luncheon fun and amuse-I
men: at South Norwulk Congrega-i
F o s 8' Q17 A L I T Y tional church this evening, 6 to 11.
-—-and—a Theie is no possibility of the cage]
of the City of Norwalk vs. J Wallace
Marvin, for the assessment of damag-
cs against the city for the property
at C‘alf Pasture Beach. being reached
for some little time. it was stated to-
day. The case will be assigned for
the assessment on some Friday. Ed-
ward J. Quinlan? as corporation coun-
sel. represents the city. while Tam-
: many a: Connery represents Mr. Mar-
‘ . Vin. !
-—-(‘afeter1a luncheon, fun and amuse- .
.5 men! at South Norwalk Congrega-l
' tiona! church this evening, 6 to 11.
PREMIER CHOCOLATES
illson-Powell Corp.
scum NORWALK
Do NOT
'ADMIT
IT’S UP TO
YOU
You may receive a good
income but it’ 5 up to
YOU to salt it downé
And when you salt it
down here, we consider
it's uptousto giveyOu'
the best information ob-
tainable on any finan‘
cial subject. you may
bring to us.
A n influential
friend may get you
good iob but it’s
up to YOU to hold
it down:
even to yourself that
you can not save'
money. .
You admit failure*
if you do.
Start a savings ac.-
connt instead and dc-
nosit regularly.
South «Norwalk
Trust Co.
South Norwalk
Savings Bank
4% 11nd your money when
ye'nneed it.
iing of the, days before.
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The game- warden has been posting
the woodlands in and about “111011.
The signs prohibit the shooting of all
game birds. Evidently from the nois-
es of guns in the. woods. tlu- signs are
not adhered to.
Thanksgiving. She will then be able
to enjoy that day without being all
tired out from the preparatory clean-
A Hoover
will do all that work in less than
one~tenth of the time. Our easy pay-1
ment plan will enable her to have
the use of it while you are. paying for
it. Donnelly's 16-18 South Vain
huworkfi ETAOIeNtasrdardlu a lo on
street. Ask or phone for n. free de-
monstration at your home.
NOTICE.“
regular meeting for young men
and women. “'hen'.’ Sunday eve-
ning. Noyember 21. nt 6: 30. W'herc?
'Trinity Church school room. Topic
for discussion? Recreation. led by
Miss Mann. For 1159mm? All who are.
interested and their friends."
The “Carpenter l‘oct." over on the
back road. has lately crcctcd a sign
on his Property "For Sale." Evident-
thcrc must be money in building two-
room houses. The proper thing
would be to hang out a Shingle:
“Real 1': state. "
First _
’l‘lu- promoters of the Dempsey-
Carpentier fight passed through Wil-
ton. the other day. en route to Bridge-
port. As they passed the 0mm base-
ball grounds. one of them exclaimed
that the field would make a dandy
for a stadium. Just think or the
world's championship fight in \Vilton
Horrors!
' _
' b What do the people of \Vilton do
on Sundays now that the baseball
fever is at an ebb? “'ait! Basketball
will soon be the rage. as soon as the
0mm hall is built. “'9 presume the
baseball stars will try their hind at
this game, and soon will be challeng-
ing the best teams in Connecticut. No
use of talking. Wilton is bound to stay
on the map.
START
SAVING TQDAY
..,...-4
When you Will look
back, after a little
while, you will won-
der how you could
have ever found it
hard to save. Like all
_ habits, good or bad, it
grows stronger with
with daily use.
O’BRIEN mmxrzo “1TH
DEATH.
_ LONDON Nov. lie-Art O'Brien.
j president of the Gaelic league in
night that he had’been ‘threatened
with death unless he “cleared out"
of the city' within twenty— four hours.
He declared the warning had been
signed “Black and Tan" and had been
dropped in a letter box at his cliice.
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STOP column: of '
« mus-111%
u.—
111 homu-
'n _ -_ A
Start now. 1 . a 1 Say- Cu:- at
strong and reliable 1n.- " a :1— .
If your nostrils are " clogged ‘
your head is stifled" end‘ycu curt
heathe freely hem of a coil or
caiarrh justgetasnillbottleof
Ely’s Cream Balm at ‘7 drug store.
Apply a little of this fragrant, anti.
septic cream into lyour hnoatrils “id
1 it etratetroug every or
at was: your head. soothing and
' healing the inflamed. swollen mucous
. e and you get instant relief.
W Y
stitution.
'dividuality. 111 every line.
will be laid on ’l‘u(sd:1\ night instead. |()‘IePCOatS ill ver37 Silap‘
[Your dressing for the
Thanksgiving festivities
is all here from cravats
tovsocks, from gloves to
hats, from overcoats to
underwear.
‘K special suit, single or
d o u b l e breasted, cut
form-fitting
At $29.50
:for young men, which
was marked $40.
‘Hand tailored—charac-
ter in every curve. In-
py models from.
$25 and up
‘ltogers £9” Stevens
Nor-walk So. Norwalk
Deaths and Funerals
.\ rii “mun.
Film-ml «11' .‘1I“-.
'l‘ln- l'unn-ral of Mrs. llr-stl'r .l. Arl-
inuinn, 11:3 Siuith sin-cl. “ill lw il' lxl .11
2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon from
tho l'unvral parlors of lliru'tor Stan-
llSi‘Il. l11\ l'Zriurl l". ‘»ll";li‘;llll“ will
(illit'ialv. 1.111! 111l1x1‘111r111 will l-c in lily-
1‘1'sinlc c1 111M111“,
l‘uncral of .\ii'.~ I‘m-«111s.
The {11111 ml or Lilli: l'llmiru llymi.
_ this city. authorized a etatgment last
wifc of Augustus Parsons. “‘lll he held
at :1 o'clOck Saturday afternoon from
lhc lzitc lmmc. at ll; i‘lnslnul slrm-i.
Iii-V. Gcorm- i‘». 'l‘ompkius will otiici-
atc. lnicrna-nt “ill 11:1 in Kin-walk
ccmctch. .
l‘unelai of .\llcn \. Burton
{111111.1l oi Alli 11 A. Million “as
l1clvl at ‘.’ o'cl0(l< this afternoon tram
the {unri‘al purlms oi lurcctoi' ll. \V.
Raymond. \\‘:1>abim:tnn fill‘i'r't. lntcr-
Hunt “as in lhl 5‘501‘1. all; ('1 liltlf'l‘Y.
Weather Forecast
\ i1 1111!).
Th!
.\'(11\\.1ll; .uni Partly
cloudy \vc:1ihrr tonight and Friday;
mode-talc tempo ruiurc: l‘n-sb west
winds. 'l‘lu- storm which camc up thc
coast and pussml our this section
yesterday morning is 110% i‘l’llillll over
Newfoundland. It causnl heavy rain
and high winds on the North Atlantic
coast. Considerahlc cloudy and 1111«
settle-d “(other continues 1h the lmkc
region. but pleasant weather prevails
in all other districts east of the Rocky
Mountains. The temperature is low
on thc Gulf and South Atlantic coasts
for the soaron of the year. l-‘rosts
were N‘poril-(l as for south on Tampa.
F111. 'l‘hc temperature is rising slowly
in the western and central districts.
1's inhuman:
masons norm-:11
I'm
Al 'I‘OSIOBHJ“.
NO
Collision Tikfllnv Night in South Ave-
nuc. New Canaan.
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Saundem are
at their home in New Canaan suffer-
ing from injuries sustained Tuesday
night, when, while they were driving
with a team owned by l’. S. Seymour
of “feet avenue. New Own. they
were run into by an automobile driv-
en by Dr. W. D. Redeem or South
avenue. New Canaan The accident
occurred near the plweician‘s home.
Mr. and Mrs. Saunders were thrown
from the swat of the wagon and were
painfully but not seriously injurea
The wagon was completely wrecked.
JEFFORDS GETS MAN 0’ “'AR.
NEV‘V YORK. Nov. lS.-——-Man o'
“for. the superhorse. will not become
a. public stallion as was recently an-
nounced by his, owner. Samuel Rid-
dle. but will be turned over to Walter
M. Jeflords. who will breed him only
to his 011111 mares. This announce-
ment today caused di appointment to
many well known breeders.
AMERICAN \‘l-ISSELS (:AVE‘AID.
PARIS. Nov. lR—l—Iight American
vessels—~11 battleship. a merchantman
and six destroyers-aided in the evac-
uation of the Crimea. according to
new: received huze today by Ame-rte
can sources.
For Coughs and Colds Use
l
Bronchitis, most stubborn of
all coughs, yield: to its hauling
properties. fry thistmouold
funnyremedyandoxpcienoetho
mimumtothmwhouo
and 8120.
every package—all drugglato, We
The above mum Work on
Pure and ate it aid: was in
”hum“ 3mm“
More smart $10 to
$15“ Queen
shoes at $6.75.
Didn’t expect a “second edition” of that wonderfuli
Llews about women’s Queen Quality shoes!
But here it isnfor at the factory we found some more
uncalled lots and picked from them the Very shoes we
knew, from test, you would be eager to get at this iii-1
bressive saving! ;
Black kid with black cloth top
Brown kid with brown cloth top
All-gray kid, laced, Cuban heel
Brown kid with field—mouse kid top
those sizes in widths from AA to I)
56.25!
Nearly all sizes.
post-1y, shoes of remarkable beauty and in best
fthe new Autumn styles, regular $10 to $15——
Main none, rear.
, Men’s best new
regular $10 to $13.50
shoes at $7.75.
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Men’s eyes haven’t fallen on 5111
be this!
LIen’ 8 feet. haven t had a chance. to get into Sui h shoes
as these at a price within dollars , of this price!
News for men who want sna picst of styles for menf
who want conservative shoes 111 new and dandy—«all all
some. pric, of $7. 75.
Folks who build the best men ’s shoes we sell hem
ear after vear, built these shoes. Built them for 0th
tailers; in the West mostly. ThOSe dealers conldn
ii an advertisemcnfl
My: t'hgem—and we bought them night; 1 heap.
, Here they are! Cherry calfskin and
flu: of unusual quality and strength.
rich black kidl
'. Handsome long narrow pointed lusts, medium lasts}
N toes.
A size to fit almost any man, one or two styles lad
please or cry man, and dollars to be saved.
Fine leather, careful flinch, dandy
Phoemaking all through, newest style, $1
Ea $13. 50 value—all at--
Hfln floor-.1190
Fine fol: of
women’ 3 fine 1m:
at half price.
\
Beautiful velvet hats and fine silk beavers.
With rich and handsome trimming of feathers and!
strich and fancy feather combinations. Or with debt»
ation in metal efiocts or sparkling beautiful beading.
Every color that the sanction has brought forward
tying? shape tut possesses grace and beauty 11:3
e.
Some of them hats that
have been within the star-1..
Norwalk Chronicler