.3 “lulu m 111.11. “rm cm» .Zo'clock. 9. n1. onthedaybeforathc scattered showers pleasant weather has ‘in Jersey City with their daughter. Miami In 601111110 Reporters. lstiestsflrariissrs. Sentinel advertisers. who dosira change 01 advertisement, must have theoopyfortheasngsin theoihceby chuud advertisement will appear. .._._._._+_.... November tides at Wiison's Point 0030:. compiled (1013 0.0.0111»: Sur- vey tables: , Above / Above or ' .111". .1 below LW. D310 11. T. Hark: 11. T. Hark. 8. 1.533.111. 7.611. 6.033.111. 0.111. " 2.139.111 7.811. 8.469.m. —0.411. '8. 2.403.n1. 7.411. 0.083.111. 0.211. 8.109.m. 7.611. ‘1 01419.13. ~0.2it. 10. 3.60am. 7.211. 10.103.n1. 0.311. 4.159.1n. 7.111. 10.43pm. 0.011. 11. 4.683.m. 7.111. 11.223111. 0.811. 6.209.m. 6.811. 11. 489.91. 0.111. 12. 6.1003. 7.311. ”69.111. 6.811123191301111. 18. , 7,113.31. 7.711. 12.6mm. 0.011. 7.659.111. 7.011. 1.419.111. —0.311. 11. 8.153.111. 8.111. 1.553111. —0.211. 8.849.111. 1.211. 2.419.111. ~0.7ft. 16. 9.003.111. 8.411. 2.51a.m. -—0.4ft. 9.47pm. 7.111. 3.359.n1. ~1.lft. 16; 9.673.m 8.611. 3.4ls.m. —-0.5ft. 10,319.91. 7.611. 1.279.111. -—1.21t 17. 10.433.m. 8.711. 4.850.111. -—0.611. 11.10pm. 7.511. 5.169.111. ——1.211. 18. 11.273.111. 8.511. 5.233.111. —0.511. 6.089.111. ---1.111. 18. 12.01am. 7.411. 6.00am. -—0.llft . 12109.19. 8.211. 6.479.111. —0.811. 20. 12.43am. 7.211. 6.68310. —-0.111. 12629.13. 7.811. 7.819.111. —-0.611. 21. 1.263.111. 7.611. 7.463.111. 0.211. 1.349.m. 7.011; 8.149». --0.211. 22. 2.063.111. 6.811. 83311.91. 0.511. 2.18919. 5.811. 8.689.m. 0.211. 23. 11563.91. 6.611. 0.253111. 0.811. 3.029.m. 6.511. 0.129.111. 0.511. 21. 3.44am. 6.511. 10113.01. 1.011. 8.609.m 6.211. 10259.91. 0.711. 25. 4.313.111 5.411. 11.051110. 1.111 4,129.91. 6.011. 11.109.111. 0.011. 26. 5.263.111 6.411. 11.513111. 1.111. 5.379.111. 5.111.11.649.1n. 0.011. 27. 6.16a.n1 6.511. 6329.91 5.011.12.429.m. 1.011. 28. 7.033.m 6.811. 12.283.m. 0.011 7.249.111. 6.111 1.279.1n. 0.711. 29. 7.17am. 7.111. 1.221101. 0.711. 8.129.111 6.411 2.109.111 0.311 30. 8.803.111. 7.511. 2.063.111. 051 8:689 ..m 6.811. 2:53.9m. —0.lft RANGE 01" T111118. Spring. 8 1 11.: av., 7. 2 ft.: map, 5.9 ft. ..algnities plus; —- signifies minus. WIATHER REPORT. With the' exception of a few light prevailed in all sections. Very little change in temperature. Forecast-Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday. A daughter has been born to Mr. and Mrs. James McQuillan. of Maple street. John Pinch. of East Norwalk. moved to the .lohn Dingee place. ltoton llill. Monday. - The Hat Piniohersi,Assoeiation will hold its monthly meeting tonight in Grand Army "all. South Main street. —i)ougias Fowler. W. 11.. (3.. will giv. a sociable on Friday evening. Nov. 10. Admission 25c. l'Ixtra lady. 10c. lid. Lem-h is soon to move his family from Stamford. to Norwaik. where hr has been working for some time past. Mr. and Mrs. isanc 0. Hamilton. of the Norwalk Hotel. have been visiting at Mr. Hamilton's old home. Milburn. N. The members of Eureka Lodge will visit charity Lodge in Bridgeport. to- night. leaving South Norwalk on the 7:05 train. Mrs. George A. Bell and daughter Vera. of Providence. are guests of Mrs. Bell's parents. Mr. and lira. Jarvis Kel- loss. of Center avenue. T he Norwalll Tramway Company is repainting the front of its car burn. all no . insulators. etc. along its line, bet eon Norwalk and Noreton. -—We make our Candy. Lane. William '1‘. Jesse, of Franklin street, has been engaged to play the violin at theiiowllng Alley Society Hall. New York city. Thanksgiving evening. A baring will he III“ In the Not- walk Probgte Court at 2 9. m., Novem- ber ll. upon the admission to probate d the estate of Mrs. Jane Storey. 111'. and Mrs. George S. Partrlc. who We been spending a few months in N13311:. were in Norwalk yesterday. They contemplate spending the winter Bu Daniel Davenport. of Bridge- ,, Very encouraging 1090113 001110 today ms“ the I”of hills Annie Tay- lor.01Wlnnlp'31’l,who recently under- went a serious surgical operation. William Abboth'of Milton; has left the Norwalk Hospital. having recover- ed 11013 his inidries received in 3 runaway accident in West avenue. Justus 3. 33111101, manager of the 8131111016 basket ball team. expects to open the season with Company 6' team of mNorwallt.-—813mford Republican. dimmi- um week at Dillons milli- nary store in Bridgeport will be 11:11 131110. ostrich feathers. fancy wings and brats new shapes in Alpine hats. ~Fresh'llams. 111211.: m- Limb; 12c 10.; Fresh Sparerib, 100 "1.. at the Public 11.1111. Sherman 11003011. Royal Amount, will hold a meeting tomorrow night 31 7:30 o‘clock in Odd h‘ellows' Ball. All mrmbors are requested tovbe present. Paul G. Schultse, Jr., has been elect- ed treasurer of St. Joseph's Total Ab- eatlnence. Benevolent and Literary So- ciety. succeeding Edward Flynn, re- signed. _..._.._............__ , The Norwalk police were called to Robert Van Buren'a residence. last eve. hing, to disperse 11 crowd of hoboa who were begging and insulting people in. that vicinity. Miss Martha Gregory, of Park street. won a prise of 815 for sending in the third largest number of subscribers to The Gentlewoman. a monthly publica- tion in New York. James T. Hubbell. ex-mayor of Nor- walk. now of Greenvilie, 8. 0.. will spend Thanksgiving 31 the family homestead in Wilton. He leaves for the north November 16. -Give children Lane's ice Cream. ._..._... William P. Beers. the Norwallt sta- tioner. is selling Eastman Kodak» at 33 Hi per cent. discount. Now is the time to buy, as this discount is liable to be withdrawn any day. The engagement of Mrs. liary l.ea~ vcnworth. daughter of the late W. H. Perry, of Bridgeport. to Rev. Henry M, Sherwin. rector of St. Paul's Episcopal Church. of that city. is made public. The annual meeting of the stockhol- ders of the Norwalk Club Company for the election of the Board of Direc- tors and to hear annual reports will be held Thursday. November 16. at 4 p in. Mrs. A. II. Mundt. of Fairbulg. ll- linois. who has been spending tlvc months with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William 1'. liccrs, of Trinity l'lacc. started for her home in the west to- day. The boats E. H. McCullough .and A. llcxhelmer are at John. H. l-‘el'ris's wharf with cargoes of coal. Mr. Ferris is also unloading a cargo of iron for the Lockwood Manufacturing Conl- pally. “—Horse Clipping. 1.. M. Wright's. The election returns at the Norwalk (Ylnll. last evening. were enjoyed by a large number of club members. who re- mained until nearly midnight. The re- suits were apparent before they started homeward. Thr- city of Norwalk is repairing the dilapidated sidewalk in front 01 Han- lon lirothers' building in Wall street The walk was built when the Wall street widening took place some years ago. but has since settled. In another column Photographer North «ails attention to the near 119- womb of the holiday season: also to the fact that it is both to his interest and to yours to have sittings made this V month. instead of waiting for the rush of the lat-11 few days. it seems to be pretty well under— stood that pan cakes are ripe now. and many a larder is richer for sau- sage. syrup and pancake ilour. Not all are able to eat Buckwheat Cakes. but it would appear from the Hecker ad- vertisement that all such may use ‘ their "Flapjack" brand. -—Speclal sale of Stoves. l". J. Curtis I: Co.. corner Knight and Wall streets The mid-week service'of the South consider the question: What are Christian Parents Teaching Their Children About the Church? At 8: 30 the business meeting will be held to adopt by-laws. elect oncers and as- some the indebtedneae on the church property. It thought advisable. Several oystermen were busily en- gaged this :1 lg 1h catching seed oysters in Yellow Mill pond. The fact that oysters grow there is realised by few people. and there were comments to the effect that the men were like ”Simple Simon who went nahiag in his mother's water pail. The fact re- 1331113 that oysters set in this body of water and apparently grow 131 on the sowm which cmptiertbere.~1!rtdge- Norwalk Congregational Church will. “new 01011106600 New 9ry wee-ta nun. Milli TT I’ll advertising. WT; lunddorisd by 0117 1111111311- llamas cy; 110 Bashing phrases or ornamental eloquence of any 33111001110113, intense, downright; straight-101110- point uranium 101611 the chief characteristic of our We want to be believed we want to driv‘é every statement made about our goods and prices straight home to your inner consciousness. so that your mental comment' 10. “that sounds true.” ; ' Values crowd each other as the mason advances, they clamor for 0 911100111 print, perhaps one in twenty gets it. Herc‘are 001110 011110 favored few: Telling ycu matters of fact. Sounds a bit slangy, phrbaps. but it wish to convey. Such stylish garments most anywhere. 5 Ladies' Black Kerney Jacket, Double- “.011. Ladlea' Castor Kersey Cloth Jacket Strap Beams. Double-breasted, Silk Lined, Pearl Buttons 65.08 Ladies Navy or Black Melton Jac- ket Boa Front, Seven Rows Stitching, Fancy Pearl Buttons. Silk Lined. “-19 ladlell' Black Melton Jacket. 110‘: Stripe Satin Lining. 8900131,”.90 KNIFING THE DRESS STUFFS. Got 100 many of certain lots; 3 back- ward season is to blame for it. They'll move though and move quickly when these prices get poised about. 38-inch All-wool Dark Check Dress Goods, 490 yard. 45-inch All-wool Sergos and Whip- Invisible net, at 501: yard. 54-inch Ali-wool Fancy Plaids, suit- able for Skirts, at 08c yprd. 58-inch All-wool Skirtings. Back. at 61.89 yard. SHARING UP THE SILKB. Price, breaks among the mallet-r. means price breaks among the merv chants. The consumer hers gets the full benefit of the double break. and it means something from a money sav- ing standpoint. ”H 14.3 21-inch Gloria Silks in Plain and Two-toned 11110013, for Jacket Lining 101- y.ard 20- inch Changeable Taftcta Silk Heavy Quality, 73c yard. 18- imh Dresden Waist Silks. Designs The yard 20-inch Stripe and l-‘lgur'ed Silks. Extra Good Quality for Waists. at 800 yard. BOUND TO TALK BLANKETS. feel bound to buy blankets if money saving plays 011’, part in her money spending. 10-4 White or Gray Canton Blankets 40c pair. ”-4 Gray l’lomet Blankets in Red or Blue fiordera. 600 pair. “-4 White Extra Quality Blanket“ in Red or Blue Borders. ”.50 pair. “-1 White Wool Blankets in Var- ious Colored Borders. 82.50 pair. SOME MTTLING JACKET VALUESH 'BREAKING RECORDS lN SELLING expresses Just the meaning that we? at such little prices would make a noise. breasted.81iched Back. Satin Lined. 9 Frost. Round 0111. Black and White / we've got the prices to do it with. and cords. in Drab. NflVy. Green and Gar- .ed Fluid 1 New box. T 1 Many a woman who reads this will box. vues remain the same. the prices are WINTER UNDERWEAR. a We've got the goods to do it with; with your assistance we'll do it. MEN'S UNDERWEAR. Men's Fine Camel's Hair Shirts and Drawers 40c. Men 3 Fawn Merino Shirts and Draw- ers in all sites. 75c. 5103' a Plus All wool Scarlet Medicat- Shirts and Drawers. good value at 81.25. for 081'. Men's Medium weight Pine Austra- lian Wool Shirts and Drawers in all sizes, 81. 00. WOMEN S lYNDl-zlthtAli. Women- Jersey Ribbed Vesta and Pants. 25c kind at l Womena Pine Call mer'a Vests. in All sizes. with Pants to match, the Women' a White Wool Jersey Ribbed Vests and “1118.080. Women' s All-wool Scarlet Undoi- wear sizes 32 to 44 at 980. HERE ARE SOME BED SPREAD VALL'RS ' Staple as corn in the crib. Seldom talk about them when prices are nor- mal. but in this case though the val- badly twisted. Please read on. Full Size White Crochet Bed Spreads. at 65c. Extra Size Crochet Bed Spreads, 890- cial at 89c. Full Sized Marseilles lied Spreads. at 81.19. Extra Size and Quality Marseilles Bed Spreads, at 81.75. EVERY DAY YOU NEED NOTIONS. Not every store though is willing to sell you notions at the little prices charged here. Witness. Mourning l’lns, Assorted Box, 20 Hooks and Eyes. two dozen on card, .‘1 ”INT. Satety Plus, The Calmac. all sizes, 10 card. llalr Pins handmade. three packages for 5c. Hair Pins. assorted sizes in box. 5c Darnlng Cotton. 8 ply. two spools for Thread. Best Linen Finish. Full Measure, 3c spool. Banting Cotton. 500 yard spools. 4c spool Corset Clasps. Sateen. Drab White or Black. 80. (‘orset Steels. Patent Lock Clasp. 10c. "Gemini" Dress 810010. the best two- wire. 80 dozen. itedfcrn Dress Stays. 12150 dosen. , 0AM 114 Washington Street, South Norwalk. and first quail ours. box or telephone. had a remedy.“ .16 SOUTH IAIN "MIT. W\ Merit counts in grain as in anything else, in grain is impossible unless the grain is freed from dirt and waste. as is It is not possible to get better qualities or prices elsewhere—it ls absolutely impossible ‘ to net the same economy anywhere 0100. B01 0191 Tnl'r's 01.11111. MANUEL T. HATCH. I am near-just as far as the nearest letter- tli You Can’t See on account of Broken Glasses or because lenses do not fit your eyes. you can ' H s. ROQD’S, Jeweler and Optician. ‘ couple were to get married last even- Aafter spending several weeks with her ‘daughters in Wilton. 111 11011101 today. _ W Main llul'itvy M 7'31 his home in this within. Theopeu opelliag games in the Catholic Club 9001 tourney will he played this evening. William Rowe was surprised at his Will 1110. last night. There was dancing. games and refreshments. m . ~Deiicious Fun my. balls. George Taylor. 111 Norwalk. 1131 iii: 9 contract to rebuild the residences street. stores of Herman neither. in Benton , The young 111011 interested in a new I 1111133111111 will hold a meeting in the a building 011 Water street tomor- row evening. Byron Pink. or'ula sditoriil ms of the New York Evening Post. formerly of Norwalk. and Miss May Pest will be married at the bride's home. on the ' evening at December 6. «Plenty Peanuts in Brittle at Lane's. A .dltlicult oparttion was performed upon lira. Ryan. 01 South Norwalk. at the Hospital yesterday, tor the re- moval of an abdominal tumor The entire hospitalsta staff was present. The patient is doing nicely. Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith last evening issued a marriage license to Porter 8. Van Dusen and 61133 Anna Franendorf. both 01 Brooklyn. The 111g. They were strangers in town. Decker carries in stock 218 different styles of moulding for picture frames, from the cheapest to the very best. and given you most anything you want and at almost any price if you have pictures to frame take them to him. 48103111 Carpet Cleaning 31 Luther 11. erlht's. The Graham cialty Company which appears at oyt's Theatre. Fri- day and Saturday. took dinner here this noon while waiting for 3 train 101 Danbury, where the company plays this evening. The company numbers twen- ty-live people. and make a good ap- pearance. The Norwalk lire companies held regular monthly meetings, last even- ing accompanied by the usual amount of featalng. The pioneers and Hope Hosei‘ompauy had roast beef and Phoeniv Engine Company varied the programme with steamed clams. The steamer was tested at the hydrant near the house. and the "Hooks" went as far as the Buckley Rubber factory for practice. .1... . —.-The imperial Crown 10c Cigar is as good as two-thirds .of the imported cigars that sell for double the price. Drawn-work executed with colored silks. which are also tied in with the fringe. was very popular with the lad- tea at one time in the summer. and now that winter homes are open many of them have been brought out to bright- en and make gay. Home. though. are still in hiding."walting for Christmas. ink will not dry up in a new ink- stand. which has a closed chamber in which the ink is placed. with a cylin- der suspended in the center. to be de- pressed by the pen and cause the ink to flow into 3 cone at the top. falling into the reservoir again as soon as the pen is removed. An improved bicycle lock. patented by a Colorado man. has the crank shaft recessed at several places. “'11" a key-operated mechanism in the tube under the saddle. which moves a small rod, having a head at the lower end to ht in one of the notches in the shaft. Mops are easily wrung by a new pail attachment. formed of a paid of brack- eta fastened on opposite sides of the pail and carrying pivot pins, which enter the slots of sliding plates. oper- ated by a foot lever to draw a pair of rollers together and suileeze the cloth. “333“". Mrs. James Hawkcs. of “'61119011. has been visiting Mrs. ii. if. Plillow. Allen Burton, of- Long island city spent Sunday with his brother. Sylves- ter Burton. Mrs. Jane Smith has returned hame 111's. Henry Hendricks and Miss Lil; Hendricks have been visiting the past week with Mrs. Grant Chappel in Wil- limantic . H. H. Adams and wife, Fred Hawkes and wife, of Bridgeport. Miss H. M. l-‘illow and family were guests of Mrs. Minnie Gregory on Sunday. Julius Pruney. who‘retng treated in Manhattan Hospital. N. Y.. for soft- enig of the brain. liel'l in is critical con- dition. His family has been informed that his death could be expected at any time. . DIED FROM DIPHTHERIA. Middletown. November 8--l"letcher ii. Russ. an attendant at the Connecti- cut Hospital for the Insane here. died during the night from diphtheria. The other patient sndering from that dis- case is said to he doing well and it is believed that the precautions taken to prevent a spread of the disease will prove successful. T00 11.1111) ma Hill. A Frenchman 31 a certain hotel the other evening, who was boasting that he had thoroughly mastered the hug- llah language. was asked to write the following dictation: "As Hugh Hughes was hewing a Yule log iron 3 yew tree. 3 111311. dras- ned in clothes of a dark hue. came up to llngh and 113111.113" you seen my awasi‘ '11 you will wait until 1 how this i will go anywhere in Europe ”WH'NOBWALK, 0010‘. P edyonwiil Thlamakestlieaaiestfll city. Fmso, 81. 00 P1111. WILLIS H. price, 86. 50. value, 89. 50. All Trolley Lines Pam the Door 09. lorwslk Hotel, «Downtime-ale. srccounderably Earlieatcustonlcrshavcthebeatselectlons Oua assortment of Tammi Hars' 18 the 10rd New Latinos W100 8le Co.’ 0 Trans on 8 LUTILY F101 0010110, 40 8110111, 450 dos. “ FULL LINEN 16311001011111 Manama. Monks, TANB, Guava, 8110sz 1119 Buck. WA Coasm~Tnoursosb GLova meo, B. 61 (311.001, BLACK, WHITE 11m D1113, Cosmo's Inns .. Aolucrs 01.6 Sum ISLAND Dru Hones. 66 Washington Street, South lorwalkl1 SPECIALS: Men's all wool black Cheviot Suits, si and double-breasted, would be good value at Men’ 0 blue Peacedale all worsted Spits, ' extra Men 0 raw-edge lop-seam black Kerspy Qv01‘6oa sold elsewhere for 3’1. 50 and 87. 89; all we ask is 36.50% Very Special. —An all wool black Keraey (”016031,- cut 19 latest style, 37. 50; a regular 810 east. Willis H. Selleck, Up-to-Date Clothier, 50 Wall street, Norwallr, Conn. Holiday ”Photographs Sittings for Christmas work should be made as soon as possible. IEIESI' STYLES II IODEII PORTRM'NIR'I. The Child ren '0 Studio of the Twin Cities. No sittin a made after four o ’clock. Cloudy ays as good as clear ones. E. M. JACKSON more 111190013110 0w SELLE 60110111 Photographer, 53 Visit Street. lerwalk. eons. J ,NEW BUCKWHEAT. iloose)-—-The buckwheatcrop was a partial failure this year and prices will be higher. We always have the newest White Buck- wheat obtainable here. NEW HONEY-diam! raised and pure as sunshine. in bottles at 200; 91913. 300.: quarts. 50c; comb. 18c. PURE, NEW MAPLE SYRUP, V; pints. 1013.; pints. 160.; quarts, 300. OUR BUTTER is selling below mar- ket value. it captures the taste and coin of the customer. It is a money- saver. !50 lb. ”Old Winter" a warm reception. date. G. withrowtolooktoryourcwes." Never our stock fuller or better selected as to quality and prices. NWO! was this store more alive to the want a of its patrons. Photographs W for Christmas To those desiring Photographs for the Holidays it: is suggested that 01130116- ments for sittings Appointments can be made by Telephone.§ Call No. 143-6. No. 78 Washington 81., South Norwalk. ‘ ”- "Built of furtherance and pursuing. not of spent deeds but of doing.” '. . THE MODEL GROCERY. Posmvz. 02130137111117.“ 91106131530193. CRANBERRlEs—ln 25 years of blu- inc-as experience, i never 1110111110111 so cheap 3 quarts. 200. . FLOUR-Try our New Patent. 70‘ that want a good flour at 3 low ”prion-1 Special for Saturday, Nov hard-.- 24%. lbs at 30 cents, or 84.00 8 New Popping Corns, 106 m Flesh Home- laid Eggs. 306 M11. DRIED BEEF—Trade 111 Once try it and that settlsaryou as t constant customer. R1 SSET SWEET CIDER—Th0“ arrived Wednesday and is made of nil sound rusaet apples. Walnuts, 5c quart. . l We are ready to [In 1' \ made at 6.41% early 5. NORTH" When trying to read and sew. these long evenings, it 11061.! f apparent that the eyes need lit-0 tra help to relieve the 30030 H and that tired feeling rennin“ defective vision. We can give the on help by means 01 Proust Properly “101106.336 it mu . , tleiftakanintima. » W' inatloaa free and all with Do lot poi-1311331111. 0. 3.1”; GRADUATI l ' h as With 1. Jaeksoa m a noirw Elm
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