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Notice to members.
Bettina advertisers. who desire
change of advertisement. must have
the wpy for the change in the 011ch by
3 o'clock. 11. It. on the day before the
changed advertisement will appear.
November-Tides.
November tides at Wilson's Point.
Conn.. compiled from U. 8. Coast Bur-
vcy tables:
_‘ Ahoy. Above or The annual meeting of Catholic Un-
L.W. below L.W. ion Council. Knights Columbus, ll be
Dnte H. T. Hark. L. T. Mark. held Monday evening. December
17. 10.43am. 8.7ft. 1.35am. -—0.ilft.
11.19pm. 7,511. 5,1ep,m. ~12“, President Hall and Vice-P at
18. 11.27am. 8.5it. 5.23am. —0.5ft. Bishop. of the Consolidated ros ent
_ 8.08pm. -—i.ift. over the New York division y rdsy
‘19. 12.01am. 7.-ift. 6.09am. ~0.31'1 in an observation ear.
12.10pm. 8.2ft. 6.47pm. —0.9ft.
20. 12.43111... 7,211, mum. —o,m, -——Carl Schaub has on exhib on 111
12.52pm. 7.8ft. 7.31pm. ——0.8ft. .his window a 22 lb. stripped bass.
2!. 1.25am 7.0ft. 7.46am 0.211, caught by Commodore Burrltt. at
1.88pm. “it. 814p.m -—0.2fi.. Strstford. This fish will be served at
23. 3.08”!) 6.8ft. 8333.111. 0.5t't. dinner tomorrow at imperial cafe.
2.18pm. 6.9ft. 858nm. 11.211. .
831 2.55am 11.st 9,253,111 0.8ft. Snowy linen and handsome china
3.02pm. 8..5ft 9.,.Izp1n 0.5ft. are the proper accompaniments of the
2‘. 3.44am. 6.5ft.10.14srn. 1.0ft. great Thanksgiving feast. Howlaud.
3.50pm 6.2ft10.25p.m. 0.7ft. of Bridgeport. is ready with both.
25. 4.34am 6.4ft. li.053.m. Lift 1 -~—-
4.42pm. 11.1111. 11.10pm. 0.911. The members of [loose Tribe, No. 26
IO. 5.26am). 11m. 11.54am. Lift imp. 0. R. 81.. are requested to he p11-
5. ma. 5.1". 11.54pm. 0.9ft. sent on Tuesday sleep. 28 Sun Beaver
27. 6.1 a.m. 6.5ft. Moon (November 28). for revision of
8.32pm. 5.9ft. 12.42pm. 1.011. by laws.
28. 7.03am. 68ft. 12.38am. 0.9ft
7.24pm. 6.lft. 1.27pm.. 0.7fi. -—For Sat. and Mom: Special prices
29. 7.47am. 71ft. 1 ..22a in. 0.7ft. given on all Dress Goods and Linings -
8.12p. . 6.4“. 2. 1011.111. 0.3ft. French P‘lannels. 350 yd: Outing Plan.
80. 8.30s. . 7..5ft 2.06m 0.5fz. hols. tic y1l.: see the handsome Litho-
8: 58p.m 6.8ft. 2: 53pm -o.m. graphs we are giving away. M. s.
RANGE OF TiDES. Smith it Co.
Spring. 8 4 ft.; av. 7.2 ft.: neap. 59 ft
.. .signiilea plus; - signifies minus, Perseverance Lodge. Daughters of
WEATHER REPORT.
Forecast for this fit intv—Fair to
night. Saturday light rain warmer.
Weather news Will. weathet
has prevailed generally 1n all sections
. except in the upper Mississippi valley
1! western portion of lake region
low pressure ares central in the
rents northwest yesterday morning;
now central just north of Minnesota
lowest
temperature, 14. was reported from
Nortbileid.
———.-
—Escallops, 40c qt.. at Hayes's.
Congressman Hill honored Danbuiv
with his presence yesterday
Mrs. Phillip N: Knapp went to Star-
l‘iug. Mass... yesterday. to spend a few
ays.
*Porequarter Lamb. 7c. 6 Water st
Mrs. S. B. Lockwood, of New R0»
chelie. is a guest of Mrs. E. P. Weed
of Wall street.
The approach of Thanksgiving is
heralded by the display of turkeys in
the local markets.
--B'lk aml b'wn Dunlap derby. O‘Brien
Henry Tilly is laying a new side
walk and otherwise improving hi
NorthMaiu street property.
The funeral of Miss Lillian llouton.
will be held Sunday afternoon at L‘.
oclock. in the chapcl at Lrunbury.
~Plcnty Peanuts in Brittle-at Lane's
(icorgc Knapp. of West sin-ct. hm:
left ”11- employ of ids-Mayor M. M. Lee
and will go to work for W. A. Finch.
Work has been stopped on the North
Water strcct improvements. owing to
the scarcity of sand and granite blocks
in South Norwalk.
-l§scallops and Mill End Oysters. at
imperial Caic.
0
Mrs. Zoghnnm. of New llochclic. war
:1 guest of Mrs. Samuel i.. chd, oi
Wail street. yesterday. The afternoon
was spent at the golf links.
m"...
Joint (Vulupbcli. of\ iinrrict utrcci.
inst several fou'ls last night. This is
the third time. that the Campbell
fumes
. W
Alumna! and Cases. It o'nrisa‘I.
visit!
mastitis. larvae-.111
'i‘.errsce
Thori-
with Ilium Robert A.
street. today
3 4111.171“ 1-1111 141111.101. It any.
It's... ' . a .
1.8mm 8.- Co. are making numero
our improvements in their Not-walk
lewciry store. ‘
The schooner Jennie 0. May has
sailed from Portland. Maine. to New-
port News. Va. -
~We make our Candy. Lane. I
Mr. and 1111. William Lockwood, of
Kim 'Itrset. contemplates a trip to
Southern California.
Miss Mai Curtis. of .West avenue
will entertain the Matinee Whist Club,
Wednesday. November 22.
—Steam Carpet Cleaning It Luther
M. Wright'I.
St. George. met last evening and
straightened up the account of the re.-
ccnt supper and entertainment given
by the lodge.
The Always Ready Circle of King‘s
Daughters of the Norwalk Methodist
Church gave a supper in the lecture
room oi the church. last evening. net-
ting a good sum.
~Powls.10c pound; Chickens.l2i/,1..
at Hayes s Market.
ii. 3 Hood. the South Main street
jeweler, is displaying a handsome as-
sortment of rings—~riugs for men. wo-
men. children and the babies. They are
in diamond. opal. ruby. emerald and
pearl.
-lioin Lamb Chops. 151-. 6 Water st.
_.
Lorenzo Dibble is making ready for
Thanksgiving at his Model Grocery,
Everything will be ilrst quality and at
moderate prices. This week he is re-
tailing butter at less than present
wholesale cost.
—lf you like a cigar made from pure
and choice tobacco try the imperial
Crown.
The platform of the New York (iro—
cery ('ompany is "Prices as low as the
lowest: quality as high as the highest. ‘
A trial order left at either store will
1onvinc1- you that to please patrons is
one of the fundamental objects of the
1111npany. ‘
——l’ea1'l Alpine-s at O’Hricn's.
Proprietor Carl Schaub. of the lm«
pcriul Cafe. has one of the largcsi
stripul bar's ever caught in thc stoic.
ll Wm1 caught by Commodore Francis~
llurriit. oii Stratford. and is a beauty.
The fish tipped the scales at twenty»
two pounds.
—Gize children Lane's ice Cream.
'1‘ l’. .i. Lynch Company announc-
tha prices at the company's stores
this week will be cut to a point that is
unknown elsewhere in town. The once
tatlona in The Sentinel today to back
up this statement should intcrcst cvcry
prudent housewife.
—-'l‘urkeys. l I1-.
6 Water siren-t.
The entertainment commitm- of
Sherman f‘ouncii. lloyal Arcnnum.
which had in churgc lhc prcm-ninlion
chicken coops have been raidcd.
I
——Horsc Clipping. L. if. Wright's
The “'1'1-sl1yan (licc and Mandoih
('lub. assisted in Robert (' lisrtzcli .
humorist. will give a con1*1 rt In thv-i
i-‘irut Methodist Episcopal Church.
Friday night. December l. g
E. Wilcox is making marked in1
provrmt-ntsi in his grocery storc. Tin-
wholc inicrlor lo helm: 1'1'2-p1Ini11l and
trims 11l11l. and the good arc now she!-
ved in tin- most 11111111 t1\1 manm-r.
1
I
...,.
-~~Sp1~1~iul for Sat. and Nina
Ilse Stet-l Spiders. 9c 11.; Wood Potato
flashers. 4c 1111.: 4 large rolls Toilet.
Paper for l0c.; 111i Enamel Milk Fans
811 e11: Earthen than Dishes R: 111:5
Stove Elbows. 91 111 rleu-r Ni1kcl1-1i1
Tu Pots. 81.89. Door Mats iii and
The. en. Headquarters for f'hlltlrcn'h
Toys. M. 8. Smith & t'o.
1.11in1
.- “it PM. 1
of -'\ Prince of Egypt. will hold :1
meeting tonight at it o‘1lo1-.l1 in ihc
ethos of Dr W l.. Weed Washington
..
~(‘hoi1-c f‘onntry Turkeys. tic lb...
:11 Hayes's Market.
'L number at umi... 11111 11111111
1 ll pans in later-
m .
Curtis. of Norwslk. has plac-
1111111911111 out of comin-
Nor
Club will and
blues. I il'sple WM
ohm
c Key Note
of AaaKrIIOrs 11m UlfDfiR Rim?
J 0A
ORTB with I wind up e
00 B. BL XNKET‘S,
Yllil‘do‘l we ll wand every line of
snksgiving Linens.
Every item interests somebody.
We' re read;
you with us
NOW LET PRICES TALK.
A CAPE CIJMAX.
it pays us pretty well to nose 'round
in cloak matters. especially inst at this
time. We often run up against a sur-
prise that somewhat startled our ideas
of values. Theres cape economy in
this store at this time that will tempt
you if you ve got a cape to buy this
season.
It may be you.
for a week of memorable trading.
buttons. Ill aim. 490
Men's camel's hair wool Underwear.
extra well made. double gusset draw-
ers. 75c.
Men'I flue all wool natural and cam-
el‘ a hair Shirts and Dawn. pearl
buttons on both garments. nicely fin-
\ lshed. 81. 50 quality for it 25.
COMFORTABLE COM PORTS.
Hales of them. and better values
never crossed our counters. You'll say
so when you see them.
Dark Furniture Calico Comfort-bios.
591'.
Silkollne Figured Comfortables. llll
ed with white cotton. 89c.
i‘anty Silkolinc Comfortables. cheese
cloth backs. white cotton filled 81.” .5.
Fancy Figured Sateen Comfort-bios
good quality. white cotton tilled. $1.49.
Plain Sateen Comfortables. old gold.
blue or pink lined. extra white cotton
tilled. 81.98. »
CONCERNING BLANKETS.
We've got four or five lots of blan
ketn to tell you about—good blankets
with “real“ wool in them. Blankets
that will give years of honest wear;
blankets with warmth In them. When
you buy such bed-covering you feel
that you're making a good investment.
“-1 Grey nomet Blankets. extra hca-
vy. at 691- pair.
“-4 Whlthool Blankets.rcd or blue
borders. special. 81.50 pair.
”-4 While Wool Blankets. red. him-
or pink borders extra quality for 82. 50
Ladies Black ilou1le (‘ioth (hips-s.
for trimmed. 84.49.
Ladlcs‘ Black Boucle Cloth Capos.
bear for trimmed satin lined. 87.98.
indies' Black Melton Cloth Cape.
satin lined. braid trimmed. 87. 98.
Ladies' Golf Capes. shawl patterns.
large line of coiorings. special. 88. 98
FA MOIYS JACKET NEWS.
With Weather right. with goods
right. with prices lower than you'v--
ever seen for such stylish coats, our gar- pair
111cm room should" be thronxril with ll- 1 11hit1- all Wool ililliikeie in bim-
pleased purchasers. red or pink borders ’3 75 PM?
Ladle-11' Black Kcrsey Jackets. glurrl . , ._______.._..
“Mil?”1‘1'1‘236‘1‘581'312.’ifl“... LINENS con '1‘11111'11'1-11111'1811.
lined. strapped fl unis 88. 9,; Many a thrifty woman is content-
i.edics' Melton iloih J111kctsati:.1"l"""‘ ”l" purchase a tabit-cioth
lined. extra value 39:13 . 1' two or a dozen kins so that
1.3.”... Melton Cloth Jackets. ml when the family gathm at the great
bla1k and tan satin lined. highlr [m annual feast the) will- find the table
Iored. ”098. na'pery in spitk spntl shape. This
.___.__.._.__ store will supply your fine-n wants to
“”ARM WINTER UNDERW’EAR. your entirc satisfaction. Thus
And time for it to. We shall maltr-
this an underwear occasion of such
importance that you can ill afford .11
pass it by. Good. clean. honest. dc-
pendable lots these. Pleasure to buy
them. pleasure to wear them. knowing
that they are in every way right.
sail-1
”LEM ‘HED DAMASKS.
WOMEN’S i'NDERWl-IAR.
Women's fleece lined Vests and
Pants. 191-.
Women's ribbed fleece lined Vesta
anti Pants in grey or white. 251-.
Women's line while wool i'ndcrwcor
bound with silk. 75c.
Women's all wool white and scarlci
Vests and Pants. 981-.
62-inch Ali-linen Bleached
Damask. 191-.
72-inch All-linen
Damask. 751-.
72-inch All-linen
Damasksuc.
72-inch All-linen
Damask. ".00.
iz-lmh All-linen
Damask. ".25.
Table
Tilblc
MEN S l'NDERW I" All. Bleached
Bleached Table
Bleached Table
Bleached Talg‘e
BLEACHED NAPKINS.
1". All-linen Napkins. 89c dozen.
8. .-\II-lincu\Napkins. 981' dozen.
31'. All-linen Napkins. 81.19 dozen.
3. All-linen Napkins. 81.35 dozen.
23-4 All-linen Napkins. 81.75 dozen.
114 Washington Street.
SouthNorwalk.
Men's heavy fleece lined Shirts and
Drawers. 391‘.
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i
There’s as much difference in grain as ,
there is in apples or any other article.
it is easy to make low prices if qual-
ity is disregarded. The market is al-
ways full of low-pnced goods. but boy-
ing "cheap" grain is not economy and
it’s mean to your animal.
iluv 0111's 'l'uAr’s Gauss.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Telephone connection.
“A
The Young Peoplt' 11 Society off hris
tian Endeavor. of the South Norwslki
f‘ mgrcgniionel (‘lmrch.w1ll hold
out 1101 Lil tonight at the r1-si1i1111'1- oi
Mr. and Mrs. l1 hn W i‘111n1ll in
llrookslde. A turryall will leave 1hr,
1lmrt-h at 7 o'clock
$1 I
~—
-— [in you need a nun-711 11111 do
dout you get it unless you how 111-1- 11
our large collation and you‘ll find-
them the highest in quality lstesi in
Ityic and cheapest that you tan but
in town. We also keep wry ilnc 1-i~
pro and what-111.1410” I (‘astclla-
no‘s barber shop. Hovl' I Thrall".
Washington Street.
RINGS ! RINGS I RINGS if
Oonts’ Diamond
Ladlos' Opal ‘
Mic-1011' Ruby
Children’s Emerald
Wedding Pearl
H. S. ROOD,
Jeweler and Optician.
11 sou'm 111.111 srass'r. sou'ru s'oawsut. cons.
winter Kent-ables.
thenews; you 'll do
bthtsr to come in and investigate the 111111;, you'll do
Ythsi‘is wh are the economy comes 1n. Every
Are
Men' I heavy natural wool and cam-
el‘I hair Underwear. shirts with pearl
association will be forms
‘ -W1 ’1
- Nmslhmafingt ,.
A farmer's Ions
llivIr Iii-at. yesterday I
Him-it lights. in l .. It HsyeIa
MIrhet.
John W: Duke has awn: - 1 to Harry
W. lather the coat to build n
on double' house in W ward ave-
It".
Charles HaymeI. of nrtli avenue.
was surprised Weds y evening.
From Ill accounts Ill spiessant
evening.
~DIIGKI. Ho.
6 Water reel.
ounce on so oath «ism that we possess has been nagging-1.3.331- ikh‘ihml’i
tight to bear on these special departments. every ins r. 1m: 1m Staph eon-m. or ‘
best VOlllo ll” bunkroflch t to the for Banksvillc.
William Me.
assault upon
in the Com:
The case of State vs.
Mdilen. of Norwsik, for
hiI wife. has been nolled
men Pleas Court.
W—
r-iadies' Alpincs. It 0 Brien's.
Congressman E. J. i-iill.‘ of Norwsik
visited Redding last nigh. and deliver-
ed In address in the ongregatonal
Church. on his Alaskan 'rip.
The Norwnlk Carpente 11' Union will
meet Monday night at 7 o clock. and at
7. :0 will go to South Nirwaik to at-
tend a concert at Music Hall.
is cup. Lane's
entertained
at her home
esdsy after-
on the prize.
~Plll‘0 C08. Olld cream.
Mrs. George W. Cram
the Matinee Whist Club
in East Wall street. Wed
noon. Miss Clara Betta
A drop press weighing 9.000 pounds.
with a hammer which weighs 600
pounds has been set up in the heck-
wood Manufacturing Co pany‘s shop.
”Special for Sat. and
Ladies' and Children's U
Hosiery: Children's w
2911: Best Dress Stays. .
newline of silkolines a 11 Japanese
Draperies. 10chyd.; Best Prints. 48411.
yd. M. S. Smith I: Go.
on.: Gents‘.
derwear and
«Mrs. Annie Steer. of Mediield Mass.
and her aunt. Mrs Shapiro. of Smith
Norwalk. are visiting Mi
Maggie Mr-
Grsth. of 190 Main street.—Danbury
News.
E. 51. Merritt is Macias bars in the
windows at Norwalk police headquart-
ers. as further protectim
1 should f1-
tnre prisoners cut their wiy out of the
cells.
——-—L—.———
~—Spring Chickens. 12‘51.
6 Water st.
liichard liolruce, six feet. sou-n
inches tell an ex member] of the First
(‘111l11r1do ilegimcni l‘. \’., during
the inn 11111 xisited the Norualk Club
Wedmsday. Ha 11:11 iiiroduicd by
Dr. A ll ilsll'.ui11
1 .
Samuel Handle. of Eli:
both street.
has returned home frot Brooklyn,
where he has been codflahing. He
brought back about thirt
cod. Wednesday. off Po
the party caught 300 poun
y pounds oi
r Rtu-haway,
ds of ling.
-—l"owl11, loo ”1.. nice. 11! Hay--
115's.
very ch
The (‘onnnih 111 G rand
son: will hold its nunua
January in Hartford. 'i‘h
'held in Hartford and in N w Haven 1n
alternate years. There ha been a sat-
isfactory growth of the trder in this
state through the year.
amigo oi Ma-
session In
9 meeting is
(‘hnrles it. Scoileld. the
man in Glendcning r. (it-1.1 drug store.
yesterday took advantage of his em-
ployer’s obscure from town 11d chipped
lhe end of his finger of! in the cigar
cutter. .‘ilr. Scolleld admits that he is
old enough to have done letter.
ck \‘oupm. O'Brien
The barge i-llm (‘in with a cargo of
coal. consigned to New H van parties.
lie-s close to l’cnflcld reef t the bottom
of Long island Sonndfl The barge
sprang a leak in the choppy sea and
northwest wind of last Sunday. She
was in tow of the tugs lvanhoe and
James Hughes in company with «is
other barges.
—— Brown and bla
1‘. ti Water 11'.
-—ilib Roast. iii and 12
The New Haven Journa and Courier
says the project of organlsing an nth-
Ietlc team among the various compan-
lcs of the batalion meets with much fa»
rm. and it has been vo ed to invitc
each company to send 11 committee 11
a gcnernl meeting a week from this
evening when It is likcl11sn athletic
Lane.
l'nder the auspices of tie Royal Air-
canum of Manhattan a fair I11 now be-
ing held at the Mano i1- 'l‘emplc.‘
Twenty-third street and Sixth mt
mic. it is hoped in this 11' y to raise I
fund of ”0.000 to be use in placing
free beds in the. hospitals of the city
The fair. which opened last Monday.
will be continued for another week.
-—i2 lbs. Fresh Pork. 3|
—Delicious Pure Candy
6 Water st.
1 A collision in the Grand Central aim
lion. New York. lust bcf1 re 5 o'clock
yesterday morning. delay. the news-
paper train due in this oil at 8:28 half
an hour. The train was early to pull
out for New Haven when 11 New York
Central and Harlem ill or Railroad
train backed down upon 1. damaging
her.
Hoyt-11‘s.
had to be replaced by shot
I
- ”-Hnll (‘hccse l01-. at
l
011 the morning of th
l.iarvard Princeton and ’ennsylvsnia
. wilf'lwrcpresented in the tcrcolicgi-
jute shoot. which will he . d It Wei
,llagton. Mass. (‘ups will be given to
ithe win‘tii‘h‘g team. to each member of
' that team and to the than making the‘
liilh. Villa;
'best score. Three match have her-111
'held under the present 11 duties. of
which his Harvard and Pennsylvania
have each won one.
~ite11'I 11nd Boy's Golf i.‘
Ips. O'Brien
right hand "
the New Haven lo1 smell c In that it '
em’1m ll
of Dry Goods, Hosiery, Underwear, Fancy
Wearegoingtoclose out thiIItOckat “
pricesmnrkedontheltockaresoloww,‘
edyouwillnppreciatethefact. mm '-
ofDryGoodI.stwholeIa.le,s1-econsid T
Thismskcsthesslestillmore important
i
Cannot help but appreciate the collection 11. ,. '
PARTOUTS we’ve placed on sale today. The
and titles are those taken from the most
PAINTINGS. mounted on heavy mats of sev g
ings. with heavy glass protection, bound edges; «
is ready to hang upon the walls. In various ‘
prices. regular 10c. 12ic, 15e. 19c. 35c and 486
Passepnrtouts
Are truly the most artistic of wall decorationsp, a
the makeup and from an artistic standpoint _ '
to appeal to every one. We have ONE TH .9
different STUDIES OF ART to cheese from.
SPECIAL ATTENTiON is called to our iiiiLLlNEBY D3?
which is complete in every detail.
ATTRACTlVE LINE CHlLDREN'S TAMS.
-.v
TERIALS.
Tillotso‘n 8- M1119.
86 Washington Street, South N orwalkp
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11111111 is ltli vlni you idiot 111111 111111.
25 doz. Boys' Sailor Collar Sweaters. $1.25 quality;
we bought them cheap and give you the benefit. 1
Price. ............590
Have you seen the new Muiiier? We have a lar e
assortment to select from at. . . . .. . . . . . .. '
Willis H. Selleck.‘
UP-TOoDA'l'B CLOTHIBR. , _
50 Wall street, Norwalk, Conn.
Holiday Photograph:
P
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Ire ......
Sittings for Christmas work should be made
as soon as possible.
NEWEST STYLES IN IODENN PONYNNIIUNI.
The Children's Studio of the Twin Cities.
No sittings made after four o ’.clock
Cloudy days as good as clear ones.
1111 TrolleyLineI E. M. JACKSON, 1
Pass theDoor.
Photographer.
53 VII" Street. Nerwslk. cuss.
N the Model Snow-13.
Retailing Butter at less than
present wholesale cost.
Creamery Butter, 251 lb.
Making a good ready for Thanksgiving. ,
Watch for my ad. next week.
Everything first quality and moderate prices.
9.01'111111 'D'tbb\e.
1'1
0p. Norwsllt Hotel.
'1".
When trying to read endow.
these long evenings. 11 becomes
apparent that the eyes
tra help to relieve the
and that tired feeling
defective vision. We can 3'le
in help by means of
Properly Adjusted. and it casts
Ill wcyk
tie if taken in time.
sminstions free and
m)“ l‘.
i
t.eod Do not
important matter.
0. B. JACKSON
Noll ‘ -
P. 8. ~0culiItI'
in of m
nostril. 0’ Wu...
“Wilt" “I. ll "0 “will“ In
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