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'9.25a.m. 0.811. 3.02pm. 6.511. 9.42pm. 0.511 3.44am. 6.51110.14a.1n. 1.011- 3.50p.m. 1.211. 103611.111 0.711 4.3411... 6.411.11.053.m 1.111 4.42p.m. 6.01111.10p.m 0.91t. 5.2mm. 6.411. 11.54am 1.111. 5.37p.m. 5.111. 11.54pm 0.911. 6.18am). 6.511. ~ 6.32pm. 5.911.12.42p.m. ‘1.011. 7.0311». 6.811.12.38a.m. 0th 7.24pm. 6.111. 1.27p.m. 0.711. 28. 7.47a.m. 7.11t. 1.22a.1n. .711. 8.12pm. 6.411. 2.10p.1n. 0.311. 80. 8.80am. 7.511. 2.06am. 0.511. 8:58pm. 6.811. 2:51pm. —0.lft. . cloudiness Friday: rising tcmpcrature. today. ‘ ”1' 7.4.1 Dally lows of tits Twin Cities Gathered hr Sentinel Reporters. Notice to Advertisers , Sentinel advertisers. who desire change of advertisement, must have the any for the change in the odice by 2 o’clock.p.1n.un the day before the changed advertisement will appear. ' .. ‘ m , ' hers-her I'llss. . November tides st Wilson's Point Conn.. complied from U. S. Coast Sur- vey tables: , ‘RANGE CF'T DES. Spring, 8.4 11.; av.. 7.2 1t.; map, 5.9 ft. ..aignll‘les plus; -— signifies minus. WEATHER REPORT. Low pressure area is central in northern portion of lake region and high area is central over southern states. Weather is generally pi'eastnt except light. local rain in portions of upper Mississippi valley and lake rc- glon. Forecast—Wait tonight. increasing Luther M. Wright has received a handsome extension-top park phsetou for Edward H. Mathewson. The funeral of Adam Burkey will be held from his late residence in Cran- bury. tomorrow afternoon at 2 o‘clock. 3,1“, M meeting this even to the Norwslh Congregational chat at 1:45 11- s. , .';—w'. wakeosr Canny. lane. Mk heat It has ' moved Into uncut Bowls 1': houses in um u " 1111111 11:11 1.111111 1 11111111111: was out Hayes. the North 111111 street markbhnsni The Cetabont committal at the La- nioas Club in arranging for a social to be given 'nsst wash. A an rise party was tendered Miss Carlie sdia. of North avenue. Nor- walk. Tuesday evening. , —U. C. G. C. ,ntertalnment, Friday event . November 10. Admission 10c. m r11. 1111111111. 01111 of South Nor- walk will meet for the lirst time this séason on Friday evening. John 01.111111111111141 has returned from Orange. N. .i.. where he attend- ed the funeral of his mother. Mrs H. J. Grumman. 010111119 street. entertained the Golden Rule Circle. of King's Daughters last evening. Denny Hall. of Academy street. on- tertained the Male Chorus of the Nor- waik Baptist Church. isstevenlng. ~Great Bridgeport comic singer from Bridgeport. at St. George supper. Main street. Tuesday. November 14. Tick- ;ts, 85 cents to all except children an- er i2. Mrs. George W. Seymour. Clay street, spent yesterday with her moth- or. Mrs. J. 8. Banks. of South Wilton. 1. F. Grifliths, of 9rDsy street. has given up batting. and is now doing messenger service to and from New York city. Ellingham H. Nichols. L. L. D.. of New York. brother of Rev. George W. Nichols and William B. Nichols. of West avenue. died on Saturday in New York. The organisation of an Automobile Club has been suggested by . W.T Sear- ing. of East Norwalk. to be 11 general state society. with each county having uusliary cldbl. -—Pure Cl" and mam. 5c cup, Lane's Thomas J. Penneii has accepted an appointment as teacher of singing in the Memphis. Tenn" conservatory of music. He will leave on Friday for his new ileid of labor. Train Deapatcher Frederick Brown. of Dsnbury. and his mother. Mrs. Wil- liam Brown. of South Main street. are spending a week with Miss Bertha Brown. in Boston. At a meeting of the Board of Man- afement of the Norwalk Building. Loan and investment Corporation. John H. Ferris was unanimously elected a di- rector 10 till a vacancy in the Board. The Christian Endeavor meeting of the South Norwnlk Baptist Church will be held tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. at the home of Mrs. Stephen Naphey, 19 South Osborne avenue. East Nor- walk. -——Stcam Carpet Cleaning at Luther hi. Wright's. Francis P. Weed. of Samuel i-‘crris Post. of Ncw Canaan. wilt inspect Douglas Fowler Post, G. A. R... Monday night . A supper will be served after- ward. and all members are requested to be pyesent. G. P. Bette and C. L. Barker. of the Niirwaik Launch Company. capect to —Ciam Chowder at U. 0. (l. C. tsrtalnment Friday evening. Nov. 10 Captain John Crawford and John ,Bouton. of the yacht Utowana. have; been visiting at their homes in Cran-’ bury. "We always have what we advertise"- ls the motto of Houston. the Bridge- port provider of ready- --to wear gar- ments. . The steamer Oceanic with J. 111. Marvin and daughter and Mrs. .iuiln Wilson on board is due in New York A preliminary meeting of the New. Cockenoe llayloft will be held this cv- enlng. The new liayloft will be Insti- tuted next Thursday evening. ~Douglas Fowler, W. H. t‘.. will give. a sociable on Friday evening. Nov. 10. Admission 25c. Extra lady. 10c. Glover. the shoe man. is showing all, the fall fashions in footwear. The 807-" oats is a 1:11 write shoe with the wo- men-and thc ‘lltc is popular with the men. The ladies' Aid Society of the First Methodist Episcopal Church met yes-1 tardayin the parlors of the church, and spent the afternoon in making conifortabies. The Norwalk Tramway Company is having a snow plow constructpd at its car barn in Woodward avenue. Wil- llatn Lockwood is building the frame. The plow will be equipped with a hea- vy motor. The monthly meeting of the Central l'nion of King's Daughters: will be held in the Norwalk Congregational chapel on Saturday. at 3:30 p. m. The dcie~ gates 01' the dlil'erv'nt circles. who at- tended the state meeting at Waterbury. ‘21 give their reports at thlswmest'. n, grade their newly-acquired property "’9“ 'near Pine island. this week. it is pro- liable that the contract for the factory buildings will be let in a few days. An ltailan with his coat tails on fire attracted considerable attention at Winnlpauk yesterday morning. The man was unconscious of the contlaxra- tlon until told by a friend. A pipe car- Him in the coat tail pocket was the cause of the fire. The Woman's Guild of Grace Church ls preparing for a sale of fancy articles. supper and entertainment to take place December 7 and 8. The first night there will be a supper and the second the entertainment. The sale of fancy articles will continue both evenings. —Delicious Pure Candy. Lane. Alvin A Hanschlldt. of i2 Maple street. a hronser at the Norwaik Lock Company's factory. fell in the molding room. and a ladle of molten metal which he was carrying. fell partly on his foot. causing injuries which will keep him In doors for several days. _ l Yesterday afterIoon. City Sherlif Dd- vld Fenelon attached property on Bar- lnum avenue' belonging to Leigh A. Hoyt. of Weston. The writ was serv- ed tosuatain a claim made by Henry C Ryder. of Danbnry. for 8400 against Hoyt for money loaned. damages and costs—Bridgeport Union. Mrs. E. 0. Goodrich left. this morn~ lag. for South Norwalk. where she Is to be the guest of Mrs. S. 1. Mills. Mrs. Mills and her son. Will. came to ‘An-“ souls. last evening. to accompany her to their home. for she is not able to travel alone. Today was the first time she had been at the station for two andva half years. She will remain away for some time in the hopes that the change will do her good—Anemia Sentinel murmursmuws m resets-111's new on use. «on. Milli Ii Pill . advertising. T111111? you matters of 1801. "111181101an by any brillian- cy: no flashing phrases or ornamental eloquence of any ,downright, straight-imbue point earnestness forms the chief characteristic ‘of our We want to be believed, we want to drive every statement made about our goods and prices straight home to your inner consciousness. so that your mental comment is. "11111101111111 true.” ' Values crowd etch other as the season advances. they clamor for a place in print, perhaps one in twenty gets it. Here are some of the favored few: Sounds a bit slangy. perhaps. but it. expresses just the meaning that wc‘ wish to convey. Such stylish garments ‘ at such little prices would make a noise most anywhere. : Ladlea' Black Keraey Jacket Double- brastcd, Stlclied Back. Satin Lined 84. Ladies' Castor Kenny Cloth Jacket; Strap Seams. Double-breasted. Silkl 1.111911. Pearl Buttons. 85. 11. 4 Ladies Navy or Black Melton Jac- ket. Box Front. Seven Rows Stitching. ‘ Fancy Pearl Buttons. Ladies' Black Melton Jacket, Box Front. Round Cut. Black and. White‘ Stripe Satin Lining, Special. 89.98 xumuo run nssss mm. Got 100 many of certain lots: a back- ward season ls to blame for it. They'll: move though and move quickly when; these prices get aolsed about. 38-inch Ali-wool Dark Invisible Check‘Dress Goods. 49c yard. 45«tnch Ali-wool Serges and Whip- cords. In Drab. Navy. Green and Car-1 net. at 59c yard. 54- -Ipch All-wool Fancy Pinids suit- able for Skirts. at 98c yard. Plaid 58- Inch Ali-wool Skirtinga. Back, at ”.39 yard. SHARING [7P TIll SILKS. Price breaks among the makers means price breaks among the mar- chants. The consumer here gets the full benefit of the double break, and It means something from a money sav- tug standpoint. 24-inch Gloria Silks in Plain and Two-toned Effects, for Jacket Lining 491- yard. 20-inch Changeable Talfeta Silk Heavy Quality, 73c yard. Ill—Inch Dresden Waist Silks, New Designs. The yard. 21-inch Stripe and Figured Silks. Ext 11 Good Quality for Walsts. at 89c yard. BOUND TO TALK BLANKETS. Many a woman who reads this will feel bouml to buy blankets if money saving plays any part In her money ding. 10-4 White or Gray Canton Blankets. 49c pair. ”-4 Gray Domct Blankets in Red or Blue Borders. 69c pair. “-4 White Extra Quality Blankets in Red or Blue Borders. 81.50 pair. “-4 White Wool Blankets In Var- ious Colored Borders. 82.50 pair. SOME RATTLINO JACKET VALUIS. [ BREAKING RECORDS IN SELLING WINTER UNDERWEAR. We've got the goods to do it with; 1 we’ ve got the prices to do it with and with your assistlnce we’ll do it. MEN'S UNDERWEAR. Men's Elnc Camel's Hair Shirts and Drawers, 48c. Men's Fawn Merino Shirts and Daw- , ers in all sizes. 75c. Men's Fine Ail-wool Scarlet Medicat- ‘1 ed Shirts and Drawers, good value at 81.25. for the. Men's Medium weight Fine Austra- llan Wool Shirts and Drawers in all since, 81. 00. WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR. Women's Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants, 25c kind at 19c. Women's i~‘lnc Cashmere Vests. In all sizes. with Pants to match. 491:. Women's White Wool Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants, 98c, . Women's All-wool Scarlet Under- wear. sizes 3:: to 44. at 98c. HERE ARE SOME BEQD. SPREAD VALt ES. Staple as corn in the crib. Seldom talk about them when prices are nor- mal. but In this case though the val- ues remain the same. the prices are badly twisted. Please read on.' Full Sise White Crochet Bed Spreads. at 651:. Extra Size Crochet Bed Spreads, Spe~ clal at 89c. “81“.“ Sized Marseilles Bed Spreads. at .49. Extra Size and Quality‘hiarsciiles Bed Spreads. at 81.711. EVERY DAY Y0l.’ NEED NOTIONS. Not every store though Is willing to sell you notions at the little price! charged here. Witness. Mourning Pins. Assorted Box, box. Hooks and Eyes two dozen on card. 21 card Safety Plus. The Caimac, nil sises. 4c card. Hair Pins. handmade, three packages for 5c. Hair Pins, assorted sizes in box. 51: box. Darnlng Cotton. 8 ply. two spools for be. Thread. Best Linen Finish, Full Measure. 3c spool. Busting Cotton. 500 yard spools, 4c spool. (‘orset Clasps. Sateen. Drab. White or Black. 8c. Corset Steels. Patent Lock Clasp. 10c. "Gemini" Dress Steels. the best two- wire, 8c. dozen. Redfern Dress Stays. 12i§c dosen. "so lbw 114 Washington Street, South N prwalk. Olll'S. box or telephone. find a remedy. a1 Merit counts in mm as in anytning else, and first quality 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-11 is absolutely impossible to get the same economy anywhere else. 5 Bur Oars THAT'S Cues. 1111101111. HATCH. I am noun-just as far as the nearest letter- ii You Can’t See, on account of Broken Classes or because lenses do not 111 your eyes. you can 11. s. ROOD’S, Junior and Optician. scorn mwssmcona. I'm: 1’ alt'l The Art Staging “County will re- hsarss tomcat. , Mrs. Charles St. John. of Broad Riv- er, Is lil trom nerve. ptnstratlon. Mm- ’/ Innis tsunami. of Union Park. enter- tained a party of friends at whlst last evening, M Fred Whitioch and Sylvester Taylor were In Wilton yesterday. on s gun~ ninl trip. There will be a full rehearsal of A Prince of Egypt. cast and chorus. at Music Hall tonight. When you broil oysters get as nice as the market affords—l mean tar as well as fresh. —Gtve children Lane's ice Cream. E. K. Hoyt. of Ridgetlsld. h ased a lot at Bell island fro Brothers. of Danbury. Mrs. Richard Voglsr. of Hoboken. N. J.. is the guest of Mrs. Jacob Linxwel- ler, of Railroad Place. The weekly meeting of Sherman Council. Royal Arcanum, will be held tonight at 7 :30 o'clock. The Peerless 111111101111 'cms will meet tonight with the Svec Brothers. of Glcuwood avenue. Norwalk. ...—...... The walk and curb and glitter in front of C. E. Seymour's and l‘. A. lane’s stores are being relald. Mr. and Mrs. James Coley. of Wes- ton. who are enjoying a bridal tour. stopped at the Mahackemo Hotel. last big t. Marshall H. Toiles is able to be out of bed a little. while every day. and is Improving as rapidly as could be ex- pectcd. A cottage prayer meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. l". W. Perry. 13 Berkeley street, Norwalk. tomorrow evening. "l Mr. and Mrs. W. i". Bishop. of Bel- deu avenue. left Norwalk yesterday to take up their winter residence in New York city. Henry Tilly has lust turned out handsome trucks for Mciloughlln & Donnhoe and The Holmes. Kcelcr & Selicck Company. Mrs. Garret Corson contradicts the report that she was to go to Staten ls- Isnd next spring and live. Shi- in- tends to stay in South Norwalk. Rev. J Mct‘lure Bellows united in marriage at the rectory. Tuesday ev- ening. Porter H. Van Donna and Miss Anna l-‘rsucndorf. both of Brooklyn. The Woman's Christian Temperance l'nlon will hold Its regular weekly meeting with Mrs. Joseph Richards. Friday afternoon at :1 o'clock. All are welcome. Miss Annie Taylor. of Winnlpauk. is apparently more comfortable today. Miss Taylor recently underwent an op~ cration and has been in a critical con- dition since. —Horse Clipping. L. M. Wright's. The schooner Rachel W. Stevens has arrived at Perth Amboy. from i-‘er- nnndla. Pin. and the Jennie C. May has arrived at Portland, Maine from Nor- folk. An earnest request Is made that all Sir Knights be present at the meeting of Pioneer Castle. .1. O. K. hi. 0.. to- morrow evening. when the first degree will be conferred. Chief of Police Voilmcr requests that the writer of a letter complaining of a house in Watcr street call on him In person and make a more spccltlc statement of facts. Grand Master McNali will meet with his deputies at Wallingford. at the Ma- sonic Home. on Friday of this week. Superintendent Buckingham having re» ceivcd word to that eflect last evening. The approach of Thanksgiving time. when the family table is supposed to be at its best. should create Interest in E. Banks llncn sale. His stock was be 1 when these goods were at their in . and hc has been selling at the old ices. The residents of Taylor avenue be- lieve that an officer should be station- ed there. i-‘lve tramps visited one house during the day. yesterday. and demanded food or a night's lodging. When It. was refused. they became very abusive and insulting. There will be a free graphophone meeting at the Salvation Army Hall. on the Washington street bridge, to- night. Records of bands. singing. or- chestra. speaking. and a spec l record of Brigadier Brengle. made htie he was here. A treat is In store for all ' who come. and every one is welcome. The eighth annual encampment of the department of Connecticut and Rhode Island. Union Veterana' Union. will be held in the rooms of General Alfred H. Terry command No. 3 in the insurance building. November 16. Gen- eral Drymforth. the department com- mander. will be present. The council will open at 1 o'clock. in the evening the annual camp Ire and banquet will hold. -—Dr. I. S. Rosemoenllst, can be consulted in the parlors of the 11s- hachonoBotsLonTnesdays.bstwsen thshoursoftand7p.m.anddaily between band 18a. 111.. 6 and 9 ...-tut Stun-trutlflm :ysssnantnslanldlsnsssm The Soutbport "woman chaser" has been laying low during the past week. Nothing has been heard from him dur- lnr. the past few days. The fellow evi- dentiy does not fancy a coat of tar and feathers and has concluded that it will be ufcr to behave himself in the fu- ture. Quite a number of cttiseas lie-l lievsthattherslano'fimaaachaser" ......ma" «...-“gm ..ch purch- * ‘ Foster This makes the sale still pricesmarked on thestockaresolowwe ed you will appreciate the fact. Remembei'.‘ of Dry Goods, at wholesale, are considerably Earliest customers have the beat selections. - more important FULL LINEN Eassomssv I INEW , 7 Firms, 81. (1) Plus. WILLIS H. price, 86. 50. value, 89. 50. All Trolley Lines Pass the Door. 011. Iorwslk Hotel, NEW BlYCKWHEAT. (loose)—The buckwheat crop was a partial failure this year and prices will be higher. We always have the newest White Buck- :1wheat obtainable here. NEW HONEY—Home raised and pure as sunshine. in bottles at 20c; pints. 30c; quarts. 50c; comb, 18c. PURE. NEW MAPLE SYRUP. 54 pints. 10c.; plats, 16c.; quarts. 30c. OL'R BUTTER is selling below mar- ket value. it captures the taste and coin of the customer. his a money- savcr. 25c lb. "Old Winter" a warm reception. G. 1.111s“ Fssr 001.0118, 40 Skei Manama. . —L11n1ss’ Aasntss Moons KID Gwvss ' MODES, TANS, GREYS, Bsowss AND BLACK, WABW Consum—Taonrsos’ s GLovs med, 11.6; G Gross, BLACK, Warts sun Duns. Comma L111: Adams 01.11 Sn'rss Isusn DYE Hausa. . 66 Washington Strut, South Norwalk. ills SPECIALS: Men’s all wool black Che at S ts, 11 la ' and double-breasted, would be gobld valiltle at i M. Men’ 8 blue Peacedale all wanted Suits, extra 45c doz. a, h SELLEC” .50;our. Men’s raw-edge lop-seam black Kersey Overcoats,‘ ‘ sold elsewhere for 87.50 and 8’7. 89; all we ask is 86.50. Very Special. —An all wool black Kersey Overcoat, cut in latest style, 87. 50; a regular 810 coat. wuss n.5e11eck, Up-to-Date Clothier, f 50 Wall street. Norwalk. Conn. ' Tim Sittings for Christmas work should be made ’ as soon as possible. IEIEST STYLES II IODERI PORTRAI‘WRE. The Children’s Studio of the Twin Cities. No sittings made after four o’clock. Cloudy days as good as clear ones. E. M. JACKSON, Photographer, 53 Wall Street. Isrwslk. Cola. j .— "Built of furtherance and pursuing. not of spent deeds but of doing." THE MODEL GROCERY. POSITIVE. PERSISTENTand PROGRESSIVE. CRANBERRIES—in 25 years of but these experience, 1 never knew them so cheap. 3 quarts. 20c. FLOUR—Try oin- New Patent. you that want a good flour at a low prion. Special for Saturday, November 4- :4»; lbs at 50 cents. or 84.00 barrel. 3 New Popping Corns.100 pooh“. - Fresh Home-laid Eggs. 80c dozen. " DRIED BEEF—Trade increasing. Once try it and that settles you as S constant customer. HI‘SSET SWEET CIDER—Tho W arrived Wednesday and is made 01 all sound russet apples. Walnuts. 5c quart. 1 Never our stock fuller or better selected as to quality and prices. Never was this store more alive to the want a of its patrons. Vie are ready to give Photographs for Christmas To those desiring Photographs for the Holidays it is s ments for sittings ested that arrange- esmade at an early § ii 9 date. ' § § Appointments can be mails by Telephone. Call No. 143-6. 5. NORTH, No. 78 Washington St.. South Norwalk. When tryinltorsad and
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